Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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7 8 Bigger and Better Filmstrips, movies, records, and tapes can all be found in one place: Chippewa's Audio Visual Department, best known for providing educational and entertaining goods. The A.V. is also expanding to bigger and better things, such as Math and Science materials on the upper floor in the West Center. The Audio Visual facility is a branch of the Media Center and is headed by Mrs. Fleck in East and Sarge at West. Projectors, casettes, film loops, and overheads are among the abundance of equipment at each site. A.V. is also a class that averages about four students an hour. They learn to run, maintain and care for all the equipment. 1. Ms. Stange is taken by surprise. 2. Hard at work. 3. jill takes some time from work for a nice smile. 4. joe gives us one of his normal faces. 5. Sarge is in a good mood, 6. Mrs. VanDyke and Cindi smile for the camera. 7. Look at what they hung in the library. 8. Mrs. LaBuda looks into space. 9. The gang's all here. 10. Where's your hat, Art? 11. Mrs. Fleck gives us a nice smile. 12. Ray gives us the eye. 13. We caught you!!! 14. Giustina poses for us.

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The Media Center Moves Un!! Y - 1 2 mf' The Media Center is even better this year with the addition of the two story facility in the West building. The people responsible for keeping the Media Center in tact are Media specialists Mrs. Stange, Mrs. LaBuda, and Mrs. Wheaton. The Center is well equipped with a variety of books, records, magazines, and newspapers. Students find the center very useful and spend many hardworking hours researching a variety of topics. The A.V. Dept. is also an extended branch of the Media Center which helps students out greatly. So, if you ever encounter problems, step into the Media Center at C.V.H.S. and study your problems away. im' Wu' nd 6

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They Keep Our School Going Twin kies, Big Chiefs and Hoagies are among the delicacies that the C.V.H.S. lunch ladies specialize in. Everyday the kitchen staff works hard to keep our stomachs content, and they don't do a bad job at it. Youl Yes, you! Do you have a class this hour? Well let's get there, are familiar words spoken by those people we call hall monitors. There are several watching our halls all the time. Bus 58 is now arriving please allow all students into your class. Sure we might have 5 inches of new snow or a T00 degree heat wave, and still our trusted bus drivers get us to school. So to all of them we say, Keep on Bussin'. Who cleans up after 1800 students each day in 3 separate schools? Well it is Chippewa's Custodians led by, of course, jessie. The Custodial force works hard to keep our school clean inside and out. 2 4