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. u 12-? Harris Pine is where Dan Massey spends his afternoons. Harley Davidson takes good care of his plants. This is Sherri Frakes signing off.
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Work is a part of each of our days here at Campion. Students work at a Wide va- riety of jobs. There are 113 working in the industries: 57 at Teen Pak, 44 at Harris Pine, 12 at Silver State. Twenty-nine work in offices, 20 as janitors, nine a5 desk monitors in the dorms, eight as resident assis- tants. Thirteen students work in the cafeteria, and 16 guard the plants in the greenhouse. There are eight Village stu- dents who work off campus. While certain jobs are more exciting and more of a chal- lenge, mostjobs get monoto- nous. Here at Campion with the monotony of the jobs come discipline and a sense of responsibility. Three R.A.'s - Melinda Wakefield, Shannon Klein, and Melissa Pate e welcome the new girls at registration. Chelle Lee pauses in her routine at the Norman Obland and Wallace Begay do a greenhouse. goodjob working for the maintenance de- partment.
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W! lt'sjust about time we view an often overlooked aspect of academy life, the village stu- dents. Out of the 245 students here at Campion, only a mea- ger 49 are village students. A number of village stu- dents, who all claimed to be average, normal village stu- dents, shared their feelings about being village. Tasha Schmechel expressed her enjoyment of the freedom she receives as a village stu- dent. This freedom includes such privileges as being home each night to enjoy home- cooked food and other small luxuries as T. V. and radio. While other students agreed with this, they felt that village life had its drawbacks. Brent Graybill said, Being vil- Iage is great except that I usu- ally don't know what's hap- pening on campus. Debbie Blood felt that an- other drawback was that her off-campus job schedule of- ten interfered with school functions. Troy Naranjo concentrates deeply on Robbie Grosboll's thought-provoking question. Neela Armfield spends happy mom- Heather McRae discusses art classes with ents In the village lounge. Mrs. Kanen.
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