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CBE learns the ways of the working world

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Cooperative Business Education is
formed of 17 young working girls,
who attend school half a day then
move on to work. The girls work in
businesses in the afternoon learn-
ing the responsibility of having a job
and the money that comes along as
a reward for the hard work well
done. Besides working the students
have other duties such as money
making projects for the employer-
employee banquet held at the end
of the year, and social activities dur-
ing the year for the group. Some of
the jobs include working in fast food
places, secretarial jobs, and selling
merchandise to customers of the
community.

Picture 1-Left to right, Lynda Bryan, Vicki St.
John, Mary Steele, Brenda Pettyjohn, Twylia
Stuart. Middle Row-Patty O'Cain, Teresa Ed-
wards, Patricia Watkins, Jeanie Calloway,
Ethel Christie, Phyllis Martin, Sharon Lynch.
Top Row-Peggy Ballard, Kathy McLeod, An-
nette Duckwiler. Picture 2-president, Patri-
cia Watkins, Vice-President, Phyllis Martin,
Secretary, Vicki St. John, Treasurer, Kathy
McLeod, Parliamentarian, Mary Steele, Histo-
rian, Peggy Ballard, Annette Duckwiler.

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