Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Tix -4 V5 V6 l l Q l 4 I A' did it very well, according to Mr. Fred Freeburg. Vocational and occupational information could be obtained all year long from the computer terminal, which is now owned by the Center. The Counseling Center was one of the warmest places in the building, both physi- cally and humanly, commented Mr. Free- burg. ...AQ Q7 4 W N M -v--ask i , Linn.. 1. Mr. james Scott, principal, takes a breather from his busy schedule. 2. Ms. Karin Cathey, vice-principal, starts hcr day off with a smile. 3. Mr. Ed Rosin, viceeprincipal, keeps things nmning smoothly. ' 4. Ms. Marian Lamont, the business manager, works hard. 5. One of the counselors, Mr. Fred Freeburg, thumbs through some student records. 6. Mr. Mike Hitch, counselor, sighs after seeing one of his students. J ws .sir',' I' I. . .n' ' 1 ' at ' , e. Q' ' ' ...All-AN.. 98 7. Ms. Maja Cowan, counselor, is amused by a stu- dent's comment. 8. Mr. Ted Kirchhoff, counselor, talks to a concerned parent. 137

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36 Problems are handled v 91 Q2 Contact with all students, not just the problem ones, was something both the ad- ministration and the counselors were al- ways trying to accomplish. The administrators were confronted with problems every day and had to have an- swers for all of them. For instance, what to do about garbage clean up, and better landscaping around the school. These were two of the goals set by Mr. Ed Rosin, vice- principal. E 93 Organization was not a problem for the ad ministration this year. Everyone involved had their duties and they completed them The climate, environment and the stu dents are more school-oriented, both aca demically and activity-wise, than it has been in past years, commented Mr. Rosin The Counseling Center was an area de signed to help all students with personal, academic and social problems, and they ,-12 ,-we , fs' - Q. - if . Q. be

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29 ,. xQ 5s Office runs smoothl .111 A -Fifi 1 A I -'r'1ff.-ay-Fgijjf The time is past when secretaries use a quill pen in their everyday work. They still make use of basic secretarial skills such as typing and filing, but now there's more. By their experience and efficiency, they can now be called Office Managers. Secretaries are very important because they are the first to meet and deal with the public as they come in the door. Secretar- A 3 2 -fs 4. ' I9 V' X 45 'Q . 3 Y ' fi ies often act as liaison for the public, par- ents, teachers and the administration. Few students realize the contributions our secretaries make daily. They continually work within the complex plan of running the program smoothly. 1. Ms. Karen Pinnick, counselor's secretary, is respon- sible for keeping the Counseling Center running smoothly.