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a == . CHRISTY GREEN WATCHES DEBBIE POUNbs STRUGGLE WITH A BOX OF CANDY TRACY HATT, BROOK GOZA, JOE LEWIS, STEVE HAUKE, RESA KEE, WILLIAM COE IN A SIXTH PERIOD BLOW POP DEMONSTRATION HANGING OUT AT THEIR LOCKER, MARTI AR- CHAMBAULT, JANNA RICHARDSON, HEATHER RICKENBACH, AWAIT THE END OF LUNCH THE PHLEGM IN CONCERT FLASHERS BRENT BRUNMEIER, GEOF GARNER, AND CHRIS SCHWEIGERT, SHOW OFF THEIR PERSONALS LIZ ALLEN IRONS OUT THE SITUATION. TRYING TO DETERMINE IF IT’S REAL, SHAWN HELLIGSO TAKES IN THAT RARE DAY OF SUN- SHINE PREPARING FOR CINDERELLA, THERESA HART- LEY, DAPHNEY TAYLOR, AND LISA HENSLEY ADD SOME CURLS 2s. pce 24 24 NC NDIEMICS
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The role of the counselor at AHS has become one that has many different responsiblities. Along with the need to inform students concerning gradu- ation requirements, the counselor deals with students with personal problems, forecasting for classes, and provides communication between parents and teachers. This year a new concern has brought another challenge to the counseling department. The nation and President Reagan have called to attention the saat to reduce the problem of drugs in the country as well as the senile. A program to help students that are having problems with drugs is being looked at and put into motion. The counselors act to help these students deal with their problem and overcome it. Mr. Pollard provides a very impor- tant role to those Seniors that have plans for school beyond high school. In constant communiation with col- lege requirements and financial aid sources, he put many plans for the future in their proper perspectives and gave many Seniors hope for ca- reer opportunities. Counselors a, S Jy € - 2 1. MR. POLLARD ASSISTS JOANN HAUKE AND JENNI CAPELLEN WITH A PROBLEM CONCERNING THEIR FUTURE PLANS. . MAKING A CALL TO A CONCERNED PAR- ENT, MRS. LOBE PHONES HOME. . THE COUNSELING STAFF,LEFT TO RIGHT, MRS. HAWLEY, MRS. LOBE, AND MR. POL- LARD NC NDISMICS 23
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Area Center TIM HATT SHOWS EVERYONE THAT HE KNOWS WHAT HE'S DO- ING PAUL CROCKETT SHOWS OFF WHILE TIM SEVERSON CONCEN- TRATES ON WHAT HE’S SUPPOSED TO BE DOING SONNY DEAN TRYING TO GET THE RIGHT MEASUREMENT A TRANSMISSION PUTS BRAIN CELLS TO WORK FOR ART DICK, BILL WHEATLEY, AND WESLEY HOL- TUSEN RICK LARSON HELPS VINCE CAMP- BELL CUT THE RIGHT SIZE OF MET- AL. ONE THING ABOUT AREA CENTER IS YOU LEARN TO FIX THINGS OTH- ERS BREAK G é eX) 4 NCADIEMICS
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