Crescenta Valley High School - Yearbook (La Crescenta, CA)

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52 e e n s G 4 s u p p o r t i n g teens . . , that's what school is all about! exclaimed senior Steven Llnkhorst. Groups such as Teen Support and Outreach were the epitome of students helping each other with their problems. Since a lot of our problems were similar, everyone could pretty much understand where everyone else was coming from stated junior Catarina Ahn. Outreach f Teen Support With a little help from my Outreach, an on-going program was a community service group dedicated to helping teenagers and their parents solve problems, change their lives for the better, and avoid tragic mistakes. Three times a week, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, Outreach program members Carol Scheck and Myriam Kouri spent their time helping students who merely needed to talk. Subjects ranged from drug and alcohol problems to eating disorders and weight control and a lot more. Outreach featured counseling, education, referrals and a 24-hour hotline service. Another service of this type was Teen Support, an organization designed for students to talk to each other and listen to speakers talk about their personal problems. Some of the speakers featured this year included specialists from ACA CAdolescent Children of Alcoholicsj, Overeaters Anonymous, and CV's own Paul Mitchell who spoke on the subject of drug abuse. Both of these organizations proved to be true assets to the curriculum as they offered counseling and referral programs to anyone who needed them. According to junior Justin Kim, Ml think it's great just to know that there are people out there who care enough to lend a helping hand. by Angela Lee 5 ff H, if can't wait to get started. Thinking of her new program Stages, which involves counseling and advising, Francie Bayz signs up sophomores Shawn McKnight and Shant Mouradian,

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