Chaparral High School - Golden Embers Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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4. Picking up around campus is Al Hoge of maintenance. 2. Ms. Fran Case Takes another student to the electric chair. 3. The 4979-80 cafeteria staff. A. Cook Anita Putnam hurrialy prepares lunch for Chaparral's hungry students. 5. Glenn Miest, Jack Comer, and Steve Battafarano take a break from the strenuous maintenance jobs. 6. Fran Case and Ken Rominger publish the weeks list of the ten most wanted stu- dents. 18 fAcaaemics T'

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Counselors guide students Wifh all The changes going on This year a sTudenT needed a map or a guide, jusT To geT around! BuT The guidance office was going Through changes of iTs own, so sTudenTs had To ad- jusT To ThaT, Too. A major change was in The sTaff. Ms. Beverly Highland lefT The deparTmenT for Coronado, while Mr. Bill Holmes, who was on an exchange program in Ha- waii, and Mr. VValTer Headly, who worked wiTh The Vo-Tech program, reTurned. Rounding ouT The deparTmenT was Mr. Joe Kush, who could noT only coun- sel, buT Teach ceramics and in- dusTrial arTs! Said Mr. Kush, The Two aren'T so differenT. I was inTo amaTuer counseling in my arT classes for 'Ill years aT ScoTTsdaIe High, so This was The nexT sTep. The nexT sTep Towards making The guidance office compleTe was an innovaTive program called Peer Counseling. Two dif- ferenT sTudenTs, Trained by counselor Tom SalciTo, worked in The office each hour and helped sTudenTs wiTh anyThing from schedule changes To fam- ily problems. Bob Jewell, senior, cammenTed, 'Tl'm glad This pro- gram sTarTed here, and l feel we've done a loT of good work, boTh for The sTudenTs and The school. BuT even wiTh all These changes, The guidance office is sTill a place for sTudenTs and Their problems. i 1 , T 's yi X ,. H1 V ,tp , 1 Counselors f

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Staffs maintain C.H.S Facing large appeTiTes, sweel' TooThs, dieTs, and jusT plain grumbling sTomachs aT lunch hour was The job of sixfeen hard working men and women of The cafeTeria and snack bar sTaffs. Mrs. Sybil STaggs assumed The responsibiliTy of supervisor of The sTaff and has been caTering To school demands since iTs open- ing in 4974. Ms. STaggs was in charge of placing orders and assigning every individual wiTh his or her working hours. She re- marked, lT's noT always a plea- surable job, buT someone has To Tend To The needs of The sTu- denTs. Tending To sTudenTs' needs in anoTher way was The securiTy sTaff. Their main concerns were keeping The cars in The parking loT moving sTeadily aT all Times and keeping sTudenTs in line. Ken Rominger, Slick , had help wiTh These imporTanT Tasks from Fran Case, who was appoinTed To The job This year. Ms. Case commenTed, I love The job. I can geT ouT and meeT wiTh The kids insTead of being in The of- fice all day. One of The mosT imporTanT and leasT glorified service is The cooling, heaTing, scrubbing, fix- ing, painTihg, and general clean up provided by our mainTain- ence deparTmenT. This hard working group of people faced many jobs daily and nighTly Through The Thick and Thin of games, dances, lunch hours and oTher school funcfions. BuT probably The mosT impor- TanT Thing These dedicaTed people did for CHS was To keep up The morale. WiThouT Their sense of pride, our Firebirds' ashes would have died ouT years ago. MainTenance, CafeTeria, SecurrTyf '19