Sahuaro High School - Viva Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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A M. Bovell r 1 ........ ik, Stressing her goal, Mrs. Evans speaks to those in the PIP program. B g dean this year has kept Mr. Colema h ' h d l . NEW STARTS I '80-'81 Administrators express goals for the future The Administration adjusted staffj and the student body were to a new assistant principal and concerned about their education a new dean this past year. and were looking towards the Being appointed to the post of future. Assistant Principal was Mrs. My personal goal was to help Alice Evans. The task of being every member of the student at Assistant Principal was not a his greatest high school new experience to Mrs. Evans potential, Mrs. Evans stated. who was a dean and The new dean, Mr. John Administrative Assistant lsome Coleman, took the job of dean in duties were the same as the Asst. the latter part of 1980 before Principall at Cholla High School. school ended for the summer Mrs. Evans thought Sahuaro was break and was officially made beautiful and extremely dean a few weeks before the professional lboth faculty and 1980-81 school year started. 140 FACULTY Before becoming the dean, Mr. Coleman was a history and government teacher as well as the athletic director. Having held many duties as administrator and teacher, being the dean was a different yet good challenge to Mr. Coleman. One of his main goals was to help students help themselves. He made the students realize what they did and the consequences of each deed. Another goal was to help the students mature and retain self-discipline.

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D. Poage In the registrar's office, filing is only one of Mrs. Kenan's Working with students everyday is a task that Mrs, Rockliffe jobs. has. U1-'FICE WURK IS BIZ Efficiency is the key to job maintenance When one walked into the Administration building, the first thing he would have seen was the extreme business-like attitude of the office personnel. Busy with many responsibilities, the attendance office kept track of students' attendance records as well as the telephone switchboard while the registrar's office was occupied with the registering of new students, updating schedule changes, and maintaining students' transcripts. The principals' secretaries were also working hard handling the 142 FACULTY administrators' appointments and correspondence as well as managing teachers' invoices and requisitions. The deans' secretary filled in call slips and gave admits to students among many other duties. The counselors' secretary, meanwhile, took homework requests, handled counselors appointments, and filled in failure notices next to many other countless things that had to be accomplished during the school year. Typing and answering phones 1 might have been the students' pictures of secretaries. But if they were not around, the school might have not been properly handled as far as efficiency was concerned. Another facet of the Administration building was the health services. Help of all kinds for the minor to the severe injuries was offered either by Mrs. Stedman or Ms. Homan. Health necessities were not all they took care of because they were also counselors as well as psychologists to students.