Red Bluff High School - Spartanland Yearbook (Red Bluff, CA)

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Qlj Janice Blunck-Junior Counselor. QQ Bob Hick- man-Vice Principal. C35 Ray White-Sophomore Counselor. Q43 Ken Jeffries-Freshmen Counselor. Q55 Carlton Thomas-O.W.E. Coordinator, Q63 Bargh Johnson-Vice Principal. Q75 Dean Healy-Vice Princi- Morgan. Outgoing Director of Guidance Harry Couse, Q95 Barbara Hunt-Senior Counselor, pal. Q85 Incoming Director of Guidance, Richard s P A R T AL NA LW A N D W,W Administration I77

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., The counselors of Spartanland had the not so easy job of scheduling classes for all of us no matter how many different changes students requested The yu mor and senior counselors gave tests and mforma tion about colleges and scholarships Barbara Hunt guided the seniors Janice Blunck the tumors Ray White the sophomores and Ken Jeffries the freshmen Describing her job Janice Blunck replied This year is good because l m better acquainted with the what they plan to do after high school I try to make students aware of financial aid college requirements and applications Richard Morgan new this year to our staff took the place of Harry Couse as Director of Guidance He had also taken over the job of attendance from Dean Healy The administrators handled a wide variety of re sponsibllitles from coordinating public relations and student activities to student discipline and faculty supervision students. I'm hoping to get the juniors thinking about , 1 dl Z ,---1 l ,,.- K -si ,ur ' A t Q

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The five members of the School Board meet twice a month. They discuss issues such as hiring staff approv- ing textbooks listening to the public and negotiating contracts affecting school districts The one issue that arises most often is the financing of our school ln addition to the Board Members you might also find a CSEA and a CTA representative attending some of the meetings. When asked what he thought about being on the School Board Ken Lindauer commented I enjoy sewing on the School Board because the people I come in contact with at the school are interesting reactive responsive and just good to work with I have found this true of the teachers as well as the administration but Teacher s Aids should not be overlooked. They serve an important role in the classroom. They help out a lot with the students when the teachers are occupied with other tasks. Lets just say that without T.A. s many teachers would be overwhelmed with tasks. When asked if he enjoys being a Teacher s Aid Richard Van Arsdall commented It s a good experience in case I decide to get a job as a teacher. P , , ii I l especially the students. 7 I 1 i I ll 3 , f 9? SCHOOL BOARD MEETING QD Nancy Minges representing Student Council- Jill Smith representing CSEA- Chris Bauer re- presenting CTA listen intently at a Board Meet- ing. QD Jean Gray Board Member- Gary Taylor ber. C31 Ken Lindauer Board Member- Laurie Owens Chairperson- Mr. Taylor. C43 Bob Hick- man Principal- Joe Harrop District Director of Business Services' Pat Murphy District Superin- tendent. ' Board Members Steven McCarthy: Board Mem- STUDENT TEACHERS AND TEACHER'S AIDS Q53 Glenda Gutierrez Mr Hislop s aid C63 Bar bara Scatena and Jana Tlllet Title I aids Q75 Pat Backstrom counseling aid C85 Paula Riley teacher s and for Mrs Cross C95 Ed Boettcher aids for Mrs Redamontl E Mrs Williams QIOJ Jeannie Utterback student teacher and coach Cllj Richard Van Arsdall special education aid l78 School Board