Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

Counselors shape students goals by Nicole Johnson l'Our qoal this year is to help students feel comfortable in coming in to talk to their coun- selors," said Mrs. June Ander- son department head. Each counselors' job was to help with four year, career, and college plans. "We find that it is hard to MR. PRIVETT SHOWS his strength in the Homecoming Car-Bash. Photo by Davis. 46 Guidance spend enough time with each stu- dent," stated Mrs. Anderson, "since each counselor has ap- proximately 525-.'55O students. All s,ll of my students are unique, which makes their problems special." ssssssss Dr. Ralph Wuebker joined the 4 department this year. "What l like . most about Coronado is the genu- I f 1 I 2 ": .,,,.. .W ' - '- X " ---- ' - fire' M.. - rf' '--- ine quality I found in all of the stu- s dCl"ltS,' ' stated Wllebkef. E One new psychologist this year Q was Mr. Larry Harding. Mr. Har- i ding's job was counseling, testing for special education and helping with school curriculum. 'I enjoyed working with the . i great staff and administration, and the contact with all of the stu- dents. l also like Coronado be- 1 cause of the great level of sophisti- cation," Mr. Harding said. Scott Wells was our school's re- , source officer. Mr. Wells came to Coronado to establish a better re- lationship between students, and the police department. "People have a negative atti- tude about the police. Hopefully this will help people realize that we are here to help," stated Wells. s DR. WUEBKER AIDED Miss Duffin Control- OFFICER WELLS VISITED Students during ling traffic during underclass picture day. the day. Photo by Kerry Mura. Photo by Lewis.