Canyon Springs High School - Open With Care Yearbook (Moreno Valley, CA)

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Fewer books or more space Lockers were a major concern of the staff and students. During the year students suffered over- crowded lockers, thefts and water damage. During the school site ' s years as a middle school, the lockers had not been used. Students needed room, however, to store the greater number of large books needed for high school courses. There were not enough lockers available to provide a locker to every student — or even every two. The lockers themselves were small, and, with so many students sharing lockers, the locker areas were extremely crowded. This sometimes made it hard to get to class on time, and it resulted in some bent or torn note- books. There is not enough room in my locker for more than one person, Cindi Weymouth said. Ram also created problems. Damaged books piled up m the office after several major rainstorms. Those books were replaced by the school, and stu- dents were not charged — but only if the students had stored them in the correct lockers, the lockers originally assigned to them. Books that were da- maged in unauthorized lockers had to be paid for by the students. Even without the crowding and leaks, the age of the lockers created problems. The insides of the lockers are disgusting, and my books get dirty, Kristi Querns complained. The lockers are old and used, Mrs. Dana Lent, secretary, conceded, but we didn ' t expect so many problems. Next year we are planning to have enough lockers for everyone to have his own. The new lockers are inside the building, so there won ' t be any damage when it rains. CKOWDtD LOCKERS: GO Lit.. COUGARS! 0 r Wb VjmUY PATIO FURNITURE GAS GRIUS BBQ REPlACEMfNT PARTS FIREPLACES GAS LOGS ACCESSORIES (714) 242-3203 Dennis Houk 23900 D Ironwood Moreno Valley, CA 92388 Heacock Ironwood smms ' - rrr ' : = J FREE DELIVERY - PHONE 924 6855 UT DELU ' ER FREL - Limiicd Arcj Sun-Tnurs -i-JOp-m .fri.tSa: 4-]inm 1223 ' Heacock Moreno Valley, CA Corner of Heacock Hemlock CLTI.ARS • .•WIPS • DRUMS • KEYBOARDS • BAND INSTRUMENTS SHEET MUSIC • LESSONS • REPAIRS PASS 24469 SUNNYMEAD BLVD. MORENO VALLEY, CA 92388 (714) 924-1646 ' MORENO VALLEY ' S FULL SERVICE MUSIC STORE MAJOR BRANDS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES • Moo ' s Yogurt Plus Target Shopping Center 242-1991 Sandwiches Catering

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Teacher ' s aides gain i ' experience ' I i« y A chance to work in a low-pressure environ- ment was one of the appeals of being a teacher aide. Aides typically ran errands and did some computer work; office aides picked up atten- dance forms and helped in other ways. They often had more leisure time than students did in regular classes. There were no special require- ments to become a teacher or office aide, but aides had to be willing to work independently. It is a great experience to work in the office, said Heather Hill, office aide. I mostly print out grades and program disks, and I help out anyone who is in need. Having a person to help you with those many tasks a teacher has to perform was convenient, not only for the teacher, but also for the student. While the students were helping the teachers or workmg in the office, they were actually receiv- ing work experience for future jobs. In addition, one year ' s general academic credit could be earned by working as an aide. It is interesting and enjoyable to work in the office as an aide, Angela Burrows said. It ' s less pressure on myself, and you are able to work with the computers — but filing is the worst! MAKING HER ROUNDS: C.ndv Weymouth ukes .ittcndanec from the eUssrooms to the office, where she helps keep tr.nlc of .ibsences on the school computer. DANCING IMAGES DANCE COMPANY Jazz • Tap • Ballet Hula • Tumbling Modeling • Aerobics 22100 Alessandro Blvd. Moreno Valley, CA 923S8 653-0078 THE FINEST DANCE INSTRUCTION IN MORENO VALLEY Ads. Teacher Aide:

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