Trevor G Browne High School - Lair Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Counselors 'Neg in-. Mike Cunningham Maxine Williams Ed Reilly Ruth Kennedy-lwai Rex Browning Phyllis Becker Don Bicknell Not Just for Schedule Changes Many students seem to think that the counselors are here for one reason, schedule changes. Well, that's where many of them are wrong. The counselors are here for other reasons. They are here to help students when they may be having problems with teachers, friends, family, you name it. So next time one of you feel that you need someone to talk to, simply talk with your counselor.

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wrig- Q59 Dale Trostle Business var' T 1 f sf, .Z Irene Garcia Mary Bondon Diane Buhl fi IW r . 'QW f. 3 3-,43 ,,,, Bill Cavett Paula Hocken Rosalie Perez Beth Swanson 41,7 Phyllis Olin :MAJ as MWMM 5 ffxlff fl. f'AI '? K f71A7 I X C' 1144.1 ML 1 7,,,,,,x, f-Vx4., 'X' at 4 . . . 'XAJXX ' They Make it Their Business Mme. 2 Wai f Q, The business department of Trevor Browne runs its classes much like A LZ-AJ a regular business would. A student gets points marked off when tardy J or absent just like your pay would be docked if such actions were done on a regular job. The business department offers courses such as: typing, accounting, shorthand, TABS, GEMS, Marketing, and DECA, Paula Hocken received the Teacher of the Year Award for 1981. The department chairman is Dale Trostle. 117