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CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION
The economic conditions in the C.C.I. region were poor in the 1992-93 school year. Despite the recession, our community came through for us by placing over 220 of our students in meaningful learning experiences as part of Co-operative Ed- ucation.
The diverse employment opportunities included Funeral Director (Fawcett's Funeral Home), Art/Retail sales (Skelton Galleries), Nursing and Physiotherapy (General and Marine Hospital), Electronic's (Reynolds-Lemmerez) and Secretarial (The Missing Link).
Our teacher monitors for '92-93 included Mrs. J. Gillham, Mrs. J. Plater, Mr. R. Bennett, Mrs. C. Weston, Mrs. F. Meredith, Mr. J. Rhodes, Mrs. G. Toppings, and Mr. J. Kilgour. Mr. R. Pommer co-ordinated the program as well as teaching two classes.
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"I love it! The patients make me like I have been there for years. I'm really looking forward to do- ing this in the future". Pam Spence-Nursing co- op at Collingwood General and Marine Hospital.
OPP. PG. TOP: Jessica Turcotte at Headlines Salon. MID. Ryan Amendola with Dr. Buck- ingham's staff+ Kitty. BOT.: Ian Dobson exper- iments at MacLean Hunter. THIS PG. TOP LT.: Jaime Gulley works at Connaught. BOT.: Michelle King poses with Carol + Margo from
Body FX. TOP RT.: Angie MacFarlane got a taste ofthe retailing world at Southwest Imports. MID.: Katherine Blohm at the Collingwood Police De- partment. BOT.: Paul Gibson gained real estate experience at Shannon Real Estate. BOT. RT.: Mr. B. Pommer*
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