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Office assistants earn credit, gain experience By initiating student assistants, the high school administration has made it possible for students with a free period to earn quarter credits by assisting in the offices, the library and in various classes. ln order to be eligible for student assistant, an application must be completed and turned in to Mr. Homer Powell, assistant principal, who considers the appli- cant's grades and number of absences over the previous years. Once approved, a student can only receive credit for three quarters as student assistant, and a grade satisfactory or unsatisfactory is given at grading time. After being chosen as an assistant, the student is assigned to one of the areas requiring assistants. If he is assigned to the attendance office, it is his responsibility to gather absentee slips from the doors and record the names of students absent. Doing mainly clerical work, the assistants in the counselor's office do filing and organize lists of names to be printed. If chosen as a library aide, the duties of the students are to straighten shelves, issue books to stu- dents, deliver video equipment to various rooms and occasionally to operate the music that is heard in the south campus cafeteria during lunch. Band students with a free period are often chosen to assist in the band hall. Their responsibili- ties are to sort music and help with correspondence. ln other areas of the school, such as biology, history and government classes, the primary duty of the assistant is to type tests and grade papers. Some students are even assigned to assist in all aspects of physical education classes. An average of 145 students served each quarter. On the south campus, 405 assisted. Seventy-five percent were seniors and 25 percent were juniors. Four- teen students on the north campus assisted in various clerical responsibilities. When one considers all that is involved in being a student assistant, it doesn't seem ciuite as easy. However, it does give some practical experience and, best of ali? does not require any outside preparation. A. All excuses are kept on record as shown by sophomore Linda Walpole, who files each one under the students' names. B. By marking absences on students' cards, sophomore Linda Pate assists the attendance clerk in keeping accurate records. .pf n Y L ,.. VY X-.ly. L 'f'q 1 3 , --.-.N - . , , X A A PAGE 280 I CLASSES David Balusek 1 1 Brenda Barnes 1 1 Bicki Baswell 10 Mark Banks 9 RandgBarnes 10 Brent Batis 10 Brenda Barclay 11 Jana arnett 9 Doug Battarbee 11 CraigBarclay 11 Greg Barrera 11 Burl Battles 9 Kim arker 10 Lynn Barrera 9 Belinda Bazan 9 Julie Barley 11 Sandra Barron 9 Norma Bazan 10 Barry Bamard 9 Richard Bartosh 11 Edwin Bealle 10 Bill Barnes 9 Teri Baswell 10 Denise Bean 11
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