South Rowan High School - Southerner Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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. T 'T' 5 its eg l ii -.. 54911 Checking It Out. junior Corey Mills waits as junior Karen Garland stamps his book. Senior Toni Gibson assists in finding his library card. Signing Out. Carolyn Luther helps seniorjimmylgg sign out of school. School rules require students, who leave early or come in late, to register in the office. Ms. Perfection. Library assistant Karen Garland attempts to straighten out books to keep the library neat, Housing over 1500 volumes, the media center must be highly organized. Students Assume Aides --- 13 Professional Tasks

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O Hard at Work. These aides are working hard preparing to type and separate papers. Each Wednesday, these young ladies volunteer to do teachers' secretarial chores. Bury A5 A Bee are 53.790, ffice Aides Do Big Stuff hen the phone rings at South Rowan someone has to answer it imme- diately. Most often that someone is a student Office Assistant. This group of young ladies does more than answer the phone, however. Much of the school's secretarial re- sponsibility is in their charge. Their school day begins in the early hours as they pick up teacher bubble and contagion sheets from homeroom teachers. The absence information is sorted in the office and passed on to Carol Luther and Sharon Faw for enter- ing into the computer. Having completed this task, the stu- dents avail themselves to the many typ- ing, copying and printing tasks re- quested by teachers. As each task is completed, the aides must submit a copy of the completed work to Miclgie Dial for evaluation. Copies for evaluation are given, also, to those teachers who requested the busi- ness done. The stress for perfection is great, and student performance is at a constant peak. Paper Fun! Mrs. Dial along with her students take time to sort out papers. Office aides are assigned secretarial duties for the school. :mf --Neg.

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W . PX A?-fr L9 xy ,Nj , Lv sf ty-J , , Q? Snack Time. These students are waiting to get drinks and snacks from the vending machines in the student lounge. This tiny room is usually wall-to-wall students after school. Watering Hole. Seniors Starr Overcash, Amber Crawford and Tammy Bost wait in line as j-Qdy Hollor-'nan gets some water. This was a common scene during the hot weather we experienced at the beginning of the year. 4 I Guess You - - 676' Had To Be You Don't Say! Seniorjulie Rivers uses a teenagers main life line. The telephone in the student lounge was fre- quently used by students during lunch and between classes,