Willowbrook High School - Centurion Yearbook (Villa Park, IL)

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Bonnie Meyer Model Finance Corporation Mr. James Moran, Supervisor 3 . N Allen-Jardine Donna Burandt Villa Park Trust and Savings Keebler Corporation Mr. Keith Morgan, Supervisor i 1 Linda Hughes Pam Paul Ruth Roh!-bachcr Major Packaging Company Major Spring and Manufacturing Company County Insurance Company Mrs. Helen Salken, Supervisor Mr. Tom Stojkic, Supervisor Mrs. Enid Kohler, Supervisor if . uv- UIC H0CHigh21USCn Susan Kowalczyk Cheryl Ball Chicago Bridge and Iron Com?-WY Concrete Construction Publications Villa Arts Medical Clinic Mrs. McKnight, Supervisor Mrs.j. Huffman, Supervisor 7l

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Office Occupations Increases Membership l The Office Occupations Club is the activity part of the Cooperative Ofiice Occupations program. The club officers this year are Allen Jardine, President, Ute Hoenighausen, Secretary, Patty Saviano, Vice-President, and Sue Kowalczyk, Treasurer. Cooperative Office Occupations 12 is a course offered by the business education department to seniors who have sufficient back- ground in business education to undertake a program of formal classroom training in school and office-trainee positions in the after- noon. This is a cooperative part-time program to train clerical workers and stenographic personnel through the cooperative education method. It is a partnership between schools and office employers. It includes, but is not limited to, secretarial, stenographic, and clerical positions, business machine operationsg accounting and bookkeeping, records management, and office supervision and management. A student-learner gains through practical experience without sacri- Hcing time in finishing a high-school education and has more in sight into office employment than an ordinary part-time employee, since it is agreed by the cooperating employers that they are assisting in the educational program. The related employment makes classroom instruction more meaningful and gives the student an opportunity to decide on needs for further education. His earnings help meet some high-school expenses and other needs. Alice Turkowski Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Miss Pat Pechacek, Supervisor Nancy Widlak Carol Kadlec Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Mrs. Mahoney, Supervisor uv uv' Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Q Mrgjohn Palka, Supervisor Bonnie Locascio John Teichen Insurance Company Nancy Francis Chicago Bridge and Iron Company Miss jerry Konczak, Supe rvisor Diane Schweihs County Insurance Company Mrsujohnson, Supervisor Patty Saviano Keebler Corporation Mrs. Anna Rizzo, Supervisor janet Raab Syntronic Instruments, Inc.

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Supervised Job Training is one type of industrial cooperative education program offered at Willow- brook. The program is offered to boys or girls 16 years of age or older. The students have to take the required courses in supervised job training, English, Social Science, and American History. These students choose the trades or occupations at which they work. These occupations usually require a minimum of technical related information with emphasis on skills. Student Job Training at Work . 4---W --...A ---- Y- - - i--, ,,-1-111 STUDENT JOB TRAINING: ONE: Dale Johnson, Villa-Du Page Sunoco Service Station, Villa Park: TWO Stephen Meskan, Morse Manufacturing Company, Villa Park: THREE: Louis Weaser, Firestone Tire and Appliance Center, Hillside, Four: Debbie Wallace, Eve-Ann Beauty Salon, Villa Park, FIVE: janet Tobusch, Howard ,johnson Restaurant, Villa Park, SIX: glory Spiering, Villa-Du Page Enco Service Station, Villa Park, SEVEN: Michael Turay, Turay Sinclair Service Station, Cicero, EIGHYY David Putkonen, Elmhurst Park District, Elmhurst, NINE: Janice North, Eastgate Drugs Inc., Lombard: Ten: Jerry Kilgore, Sandy's Carryout Restaurant, Addisong ELEVEN: Glenn Azzarello, Colart Checks of Illinois, Elmhurst, TWEL VE: Jeff King, Morotized Golf Company, Inc., Villa Park, THIRTEEN: Nick Belleson, Patls Enco Service Station, Villa Park, FOUR TEEN: john Michaels, Sears, Roebuck and Company, Oakbrook Center. Not Pictured: Gerald Bingenheimer, B. F. Good- rich, Villa Park, john Fowler, E. Korvette, Elmhurst, joseph Giammarino, P and P Shell, Villa Park, Randy Nordquist, The Flame Steak House, Villa Park, George Pawlak, Kohler's Trading Post, Lombard: Ron Skibbie, Cravens Label Holder Com- pany, Villa Park, and William Ward, Thermo-Couple Products Company, Inc., Villa Park. 72 5' -att H H, ,iw J Tl at Ag s