Nova High School - Nebula Yearbook (Redding, CA)

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1. Mrs. Sandy Knight is hard at work on one other many responsibilities. 2. Mrs. Carolyn Peterson puts together the daily bulletin. 3. Mrs. Jean Wilson puts her signature on a form. 4. Mrs. Barbara Lobo enters informa- tion into the computer for attendance. 5. Mrs. Barbara Lobo, Mrs. Gloria Wagner, Mrs. Sandy Knight, Miss Jeanette Ka- lisch, Mrs. Jean Wilson, Mrs. Connie Sundquist, Mrs. Carolyn Peterson. Secretaries 101

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The secretaries and para-profession- als at Nova do many good things for this school. The school could not run without the secretaries. The secre- taries gave out bus passes, put no- tices in the school bulletin, sent call slips to students, took phone mes- sages for students, enrolled new stu- dents, kept track of appointments, and took care of visitors at the school as well as all their other responsibil- ities. The secretaries include two sec- retaries in the main office, two in the counseling center, one in the atten- dance office, one in the health clerk ' s office, and the school typist. The para-professionals worked very hard this year also. They assisted teachers in the classroom, helped students to learn, and corrected pa- pers so that the teachers would have more time to spend with the stu- dents. The teachers who had the benefit of a para -professional said it made their job much easier. A Helping Hand 100 Secretaries

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Extra Work Pays Off Imagine once a month having to do the cooking, washing the dishes, or cleaning the halls as a chore like you do at home. Now imagine doing these things everyday. Maybe sharing the work might make those of you who don ' t already, appreciate the main- tenance crew and the cafeteria staff. Two shifts of nine people make up the maintenance crew, working day and night to keep this school togeth- er. They do more than just clean, but also fix lockers and turn on the heat- ers in the morning, and many more things we don ' t see. More work is done by them in one day than any of us do in a month. Since Nova is under reconstruction; additional work had to be done. Ev- erything was moved from the class- rooms; desks, chairs, and filing cabi- nets. Additional cleanup was done after the construction crew finished with their work. Mr. Mike Hobbs, maintenance su- pervisor, worked as a middleman be- tween the contractor and Mr. Demsher to keep the work flowing and the school functioning as smoothly as possible. Another service taken for granted by students is the food service. How many times have you heard someone complain about the food in the cafe- teria? Well, that ' s a matter of opin- ion. It ' s been said that Nova serves the best food in the Shasta Union High School District, and the staff worked hard preparing this food in their new kitchen. There is always breakfast and lunch available to the students without fail everyday. 102 Maintenance And Cafeteria