Poway High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Poway, CA)

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Striving or The To Administration by Danielle Pagnini As the lunch bell rang, five figures im- mersed from the front office. These five peo- ple are the people that make up our adminis- tration. The administration was here to serve and protect individuals such as teachers and stu- dents. We had five such people. The Princi- pal, Dr. Hughes was our representative to the PTSAQ he also supervised the ASB direc- tor. He also looked after our redevelopment foundation. Dean Killon controlled our mas- ter schedule and our budget. Also he led a departmental liaison in Industrial Arts and the P.E. Department. Chris Fergus super- vised guidance and counseling, was in charge of registration, and worked the college and scholarship area. Jerry Leininger did security for all school activities, any discipline refer- rals and all permits were done through him. Scott Fisher worked with advanced place- ment programs, staff development, and cur- riculum development. Through these people our school was able to run effectively and efficiently. They were in charge of everything from chair adminis- trative to the board to teacher evaluations. Although each person was assigned specific duties, they all worked together as a group. As one student noted, Although I donft real- ly know our administration, I do know that they do a lot for our student body. These five people together made a strong system. Working together they are able to get a lot of tough work accomplished in a short period of time. Dean Killion strolls with the trash can. 310 Administration Counselors by Sandy Berndsen f'For new students, the counselors have done a tremendous job in helping them plan for the future, remarked Katie Salo. This year the counselors have strived to be the best. With help from two new IBM com- puters, students could work on career and college choices by just pushing a few keys. The counselors had their hands full with col- lege nights and representatives. I'm really amazed at how the administration has dealt with the population problem at Poway I-Iigh. Even though we have a lot of students, the counselors have still done an excellent job with college representatives who bring their college campuses with them so I can see what college life is really like, stated Lisa Co- tugno. The counselors were also enthused about the peer counselors. Cathy Moran ex- claimed, 'iThe peer counselors are awe- someli' They were an extra asset because they took part of the stress off the regular counselors. A hope for new computers with terminals in their offices would also give the counselors extra time to help students. Using these additions to the counseling office, such as the peer counselers, worked to meet the needs of the students. D. Killion, J. Leininger, C Fergus D Hughes S Fisher

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Mrs. Fergus and Mr. Hughes make a most unusual find, an uncrowdecl corner, D. Boulware, C. Moran, W. Bailey, D. Easter, S. Arneson, M. Kearns fs. John Deavers works diligently. Mrs, Easter works patiently with Billy Wraith. Counselors 31 1