Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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Clerlcs, Typisfs, .laclc Of All Trades ,f4,o1M,5,g,,s, ' ' ,,f fiQsi51i .Q . Jeani Nicholas is shown looking through the sfudent schedule file. One of the many duties of a guidance assistant is running errands for the counselors. Here, Janith Smelley takes papers from Mr. Clifton Corley to deliver to the office. 108 The guidance assisTanTs Work in The guidance of- fice one or Two classes a day, assisfing The counse- lors wiTh clerical work and errands. They help around The office by answering The phone and re- ceiving visifors. They also work wifh The McBee Cords While changing schedules of The firsT of The year. While The assisTanTs are aTTending To The many endless small jobs such as Typing and helping The secrefary, The counselors are lefT free To help The many sTudenTs ThaT come in, and The counseling abouf subiecfs and colleges. The assisTanTs also give guided Tours To The new sTudenTs and infroduce Them To The school's grounds and The cafeTeria. They also Take care of lisTs such as membership counTs and social securiTy numbers, checking and rechecking each lisT. ,1- Alberta Jones and .lanefh Smelley are shown puffing guidance folders in the teachers' boxes to advise Teachers in their aiding students.

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Library Club Sells Class Pins, Candy Apples s E Library Club President, Deeky Murphy, is :ought with far away thoughts, hopefully about the Library Club. The purpose ot the Library Club is to help students who are interested in the library. Membership is open to all students who are working in the library asa library assistant. Students give up their study halls so that they Could work in the library. Jobs included shelving books, stamping books, checking books in and out, and helping other students. Members at the Library Club sold class pins, had bake sales, and sold caramel apples. Front Row, left to right, Becky Hawthorne, secretary, Barbara Gatlin, treasurer. Back Row: Deeky Murphy, president: Mike Brantley, vice-president. Library Club members, Blain Pearson, Sue Tuile, Dorathy Ferrell, Jill Govelin, Carol John- son listen attentively at ci meet- ing. 107

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Guidance Assisfonfs Free Counselors I ' 1 Mrs. Charmaine Mclver, a former student, now guidance secrefary receives directions from Mrs, Marfha Fosfer for fhe delivery of ies? scores to teachers. The painiing of teachers' boxes for ihe office was only one of the many special services performed by ihe guidance assisfanfs, Guidance assisfants left to right, botiom row: Ann Quinn, Linda Lewis, Debra Benson, Ronnie Willis, Bobby Heuring, Janefh Smelley. Row 2: Edna Browning, Dora Par- ker, Wanda Yarbrough, Elsie Burns, Jill Goodrie, Linda Hildebrandi, Koihleen McKenzie. Row ihree: Jeani Nichols, Bonnie Reniz, Dianne Marsh, Jeanette Melvin, Mariha Williams, Pharoah Russ, Row four: Janet Stephens, Alberta Jones, Pat Posey. 109