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More Ofjqce Aides' joycelyn Hill, Angela Frazier, Cecelia Godbolt, Verlene Torrence, joe Askew, john Carter, Rod Bennett. 'lm ':' f.' I? R 1 ii F N a. S' gl it 1 g S X A 5 ' wg H Y' 'F X ' - 1 2 , 5 7 Z F . bzuu 'Q K . tim . 1 , t ' W .W X ' -fe -f I t 6 5 f . M5 joe Askew, Lesa Kidd and Marsha Rowe work hard during sixth period. I i as L X M. .N tt.t . X t 1 sst if i .B 1' I L - . . . Q LLAI , uubbbklzzu p V,,: p P- if M 2 in john Carter picks up absentee slips as part of his office duties. Marsha Rowe types up detention hall list on the computer.
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OFFICE AIDES PART OF DAILY ROUTINE Office aides are an impor- tant part of the daily rou- tine at CHS. In order to be an office aide, students have to sign up for the prv- vilege the previous year when they fill out their schedules. Different students work in the office each period during the day. The first thing the aides do is check the list of students who did not go to detention hall, while Mrs. Sprow types up the bulletin. After the bulletin is run off, they are passed out to every teacher and absentee slips are collected. Then the names are put in order and typed and ran off. Other class periods, the aides do things like answer- ing the phone, writing tardy and admission slips and running errands. Angela Frazier, Kim Frazier, and Mrs. Sprow are busy keeping the office in or- der. ff .1 l Ojfce Aidessllst Rowl Marsha Rowe, Tina Gosvenor, Rhonda Pickett, Kim Frazier l21 Rowl Grace Moseley, Chuck Sponer, LeighAnn Ellis, Tonya Simpson, Rusty johnson, Lc Mullis, Lesa Kidd, Beverly Gilchrist. Q , . 114 Vg!
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g 2 AIDES Aides take a load of re- sponsibility off the shoul- dels of the people they as- sist. In addition to the of- fice aides, there are tea- cher aides, counselor of- fice aides and library aides. Teacher aides help tea- chers by checking home- work and tests and typing. Counselor office aides help students find information about colleges. Library aides help students find books, file books, and check out books. All aides help by running errors and doing other things that need to be done. l -Ll M. Eartba Hawkins demonstrates literary criticism as she files books in the library has-A Library aides Greg Smith, janice Rayford and Vanessa Kelly , discuss library procedure with Steve Alford.
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