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GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT
role of the Guidance teacher is extremely var- . An average day could involve helping a stu- work through a personal problem, giving a , assisting a grad with future plans , intra- grade 8 students to the world of CCI or co- ing a timetable . The Guidance Dept. is com- of (3rd ROW ACROSS) Mr. Abrams: Head, Crago , Mrs. Grant (Retiring Head) . (4th ROW) Lock, Mr. Fischer, Mr. Meadley + (BOT LT)
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BRIDGES PROGRAM
CAFETERIA STAFF
The smell of freshly baked muffins and chocolate chip cookies never fail to drive hordes of students and staff to the cafeteria each morning. Each holiday is welcomed with a special dinner. However, the best thing about the cafeteria the friendly, car- ing staff. We wish to thank (BOT LT) Cherrie Oro- mantas, Diane Graham, Kim Burgess, Linda Hollingshead (Manager) + Marlin Culbert . (ABOVE) Ryan Sencar HID between Marlin and Linda for a Valentine's Day photo.
CUSTODIAL STAFF
Long before we arrive at school in the morning and long after we have turned out our light for the night, our custodial staff is hard at work back at CCI. We often take these individuals for granted because the school always shines. Much thanks is extended to (BOT AT) Susan Rawn: Head Custodian (assisted by co-op student, Chris Middleton) and her .staff of·Betty Bartlett, Ellen Brown, Lynn McBride, Sill Morgan, Wendy Moore, Bill Murdoch, Verna Mur- ray, Gerald Redman, Ted Vanderzwan + Robert Walker .
e Bridges Program is run with the leadership ills of (OPP PG, BOT ROW) Mr. Mattys and Jeff illoy .
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
Their love of science is clearly evident. Members of this department are (TOP ACROSS) Mr. Allard, Mr. Nickel, Mr. Kilgour·, Mr. Purdy (MID) Mrs. Le- mon, Mrs. Pfaff, Mr. Edwards: Head + (BELOW) Mr. Redmond
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