Topeka West High School - Chevalier Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Filling out u form as part uf the numerous paperwork custom- ary to his job as an Asst. Prin. is Roger Dirks. 11:11 Attending a luncheon which provides a chance to discuss school situations with parents and personnel is Asst. Prin. Terry Sandlin. 11 Students Rely On Counseling Counseling may well be one of the most hectic jobs on cam- pus. Each year the four counse- lors deal with the normal tasks of enrollment, interviews and individual counseling. Along with these responsibilities there are many behind-the-scenes jobs: College night, work-stud- ies, Interim and testing. Counselors all agree that they enjoy their jobs and espe- cially enjoy the opportunity to get to know the students on a one-to-one basis. Planning parent conferences, supervising and evaluating lit- tle school faculty, and discip- line within the little schools were just a few of the responsi- bilities of the four assistant principals. In addition, they each had individual duties that included planning Interim, sponsoring evening activities, establishing schedules, and working with student govern- ment. To make his day com- plete, each of these men also taught one class.

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-. ,An A loyal Topeka Wes! Charger fun,- Asst Prin, Don French admires his newly purchased Booster Club emblems. Discipline, attendance. counseling and 6-nrollment fill thi flaw for h Snhool Ms! Prln Richard Schiller and Counselor Roger Cinuvun. They also teach om Llass each dal XX Examining a copy of the Campus View is Mrs. Roberta Chntlos, C School counselor. Looking up from hr-r film, Miss Mar- gan-t Fuulvr. B School counselor, r-milvs, 1 i?r.q-'.l1 J V Li3m!Tl

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Part of the job for Mrs. jerry Blocher, B School secretary, is to answer the telephone. Receiving messages, taking care ofthe lost and found articles, writing call and admit slips and typing are only a small part of the job she does. i . . 3 it --'is-i fT .. Caught in the action of checking and stamping federal forms is Mrs. Lola Page, E School secretary. Secretaries Do arious Tasks Topeka West secretaries worked with counselors, sly proctors and Chargers who helped keep their day busy and amusing. Even though much of the work was the same each day, it wasn't always so easy to handle. Secretaries took care of rec- ording attendance, handling admit slips, correspondence for the counselors and assistant principals. They also prepared downslips and attendance cards to be mailed and supervised devious proctors. in W 12 I l I V Putting rental books in their proper order is Mrs. Donna Hayek, D School. xv 'l , 2, ,. Stamping, recording and filing the attendance cards is proctorjanet Leihy. Dther jobs consist of answering the phone and running errands and call slips.