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“K I nowing just one person makes all the difference in the world during that first week. commented new student John Bono. ‘‘The Buddy System is a really great idea!” On orientation day, new students approached a crowd of veterans and searched for signs with their names. The buddies were given a chance to get acquainted. This program, devel- oped by the counseling depart- ment, gave new students an alter- native to the lonely first day of school. Besides the Buddy System, counselors also coordinated Op Shop, a program that allows stu- dents to visit booths and obtain in- formation on colleges, tech schools, and job opportunities. As important as these innova- tive programs, was the willingness of counselors to help students with their individual concerns. Design by Diane Osgood. Photos by Greg Fresquez. Diligently, receptionist Debbie Rich- ardson copies a memorandom. On her way to her office, Ms. Dietrich pauses to visit with Jeff Drummond. Counselors Adopt New System Be A Buddy
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cause every penny counts, bookstore Elena Sandoval counts change after Iping a student. Tracking an AWOL student, Carol Mi- nor expertly handles attendance. Dawn to Dawn Support Staff Works ’Round the Clock It was 12 a.m. — otherwise known as the twinight zone. Peek- ing around the stucco wall came the whir of a ... vacuum cleaner! Closely behind, Commander Glen Anderson led his janitorial troops, armed with ajax, to battle school grime. In the office, secretaries at- tacked endless paperwork and tracked AWOL students. The bookstore staffers kept pupils equipped for classes. Those with homework fever received the nurse’s care. Security guards, maintaining law and order, pa- trolled the campus. With this high-quality staff, it’s no wonder the school ran smooth- ly. Design by Cheryl Evans. Photos by Dawn Mohney. Security officer Donna McKinley and her faithful squad mobile patrol the campus. After helping feed hordes of hungry Mustangs during lunch, a cafeteria worker gets stuck with the dishes. 4 ► ;« ; . v » », ’ „ « a » ■» 4 4 ! 4 I« ’AcadCmfc . » 0 « A r 4A« V 4 A « » 4 4 55
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