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Debbie Harrison, Yvonne Pieree. Valerie Richardson, Cathy Mor- gan, Debbie Taylor arrive in the office liright and early to start the day of assisting the office staff. E Pat Carpenter and Sandi Bailey run tests for appreciative teachers and ? students. And Then There Vickie Cochran, Nlonlyc Cill, Dena Hayes, Becky Patrick, Deanna Claypool. Margaret Ruby are in the office- every day to assist faculty and students. Helpers in Guidance and in the main office. These students donate their study hall to work in the school offices. All period they run errands, look up and lo- cate students, Write admit and dismissal slips, and other miscellaneous chores. Their help takes a great burden from the office staff and the guidance person- nel. These students also gain valuable experience in office skills and public relations. No, girls. you t'zm't go lo Nl:-Doimld's for lunch.
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Media Center - Another First Last fall our library underwent a change, from Library to Media Center . . . the city's first. lnstead of only checking out and shelving books, the Media Center Assistants help stu- dents find films, records, and tapes on a particu- lar subject. These educational aids, along with the machine on which they operate, can be loaned out for classroom use, to supplement re- ports. These assistants are truly needed and ap- preciated. Thanks to all of you from Wooddale.
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W ere HeQ9ers l Cindy Conatser and Gail Johns look for lost seventh graders. Working in the Guidance office is considered a privilege. Students who are selected for this ac- tivity must be above average in scholarship, re- liable, and must be hardy and healthy. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Yearout sent them on endless errands, and they probably' could challenge our Cross Country Track Team. They say, however, that they have more fun than any- body. Q Rene Bushnell, Kathy Burke and Sandra Mitchell keep tht- tfollege C2:li21lUgl1CS up to tlkllff. l l Dianne Lester, Cindy Perkins, Becky Long, Carol Knight, and Deb- bie Williams vheck t-allege entrance requirements and make excited plans tor their first year out in the big, wide world. 59
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