Redmond High School - Mustang Yearbook (Redmond, WA)

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Nurse : bandaid + advice .,?,......,,,,,,W' , I 554, any-q 'Vu W ,Q4 y l , , . . t ' lil! ,. Learning resources 2 new dimensions or the benefit of the students, the school provides a Learning Resource Center, where students can go and look at films, listen to tapes and check out books. It pro- vides a quiet atmosphere where students can read or study quietly. Mr. Marshal fnot picturedj, Mr. Nichols and Mrs. Cook are always prepared to give any assistance that a stu- dent might need. I. Mrs. Hazel Rueter assists Lenny Sidebottom with rearranging his sched- ule. 2. Among other things, Mrs. Freddie Denton looks over students' high school transcripts. 3. Mrs. Cook, the Foreign Language lab supervisor, plays tapes for students who want to verbally study their class. 4. Nurse Caryl Sundquist takes a minute in the halls to talk to Mrs. Eros. 5. Mr. Caulkins takes a short break to glance over the newspaper. 6. Mr. Loris Crampton is always ready to lend a helping hand. 7. Mr. Jerry Nichols shows Margaret Hailstone and Joyce Heidi how to use the video tape camera. 2' 9 Learning Resource-57

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Counseling :Direction igh School students are faced with many decisions which often neither parents nor administrators are qualified to help. This is where counselors come in. Counselors don't consider themselves to be a part of the teaching staff or ad- ministrators, although they do serve as mediators between the different groups. 1 MW Y -audi 1 -U. i Z' Eta, 56-Counseling ,Q ,,, c,c,, r L, 's

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