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Mrs. Belva Counts, Librarian, and Miss Mary Wright, Assistant Librarian, guide students in learning library pro¬ cedure so that they have easier access to its facilities. Periodicals, Non-fiction, and Novels Provide Shirley Lovell, Sherry Smith, Charlene Westmoreland, Madge Logan, Pat Wilson, and Becky Tyree take charge of the periodicals and pamphlets, frequently used in research. 18
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SEATED: Mrs. Mildred Chapman, Counselor, Civics; Mrs. Edna Weeks, History; Mr. P. J. Giampocaro, Counselor, Math. Counselor, Science. STANDING: Mr. Gary Kelly, Counselor, American Characterizes the Guidance and Office Staffs Able secretaries were always ready to solve any problem which might arise during the hectic school day. Mrs. Betty Poff is bookkeeper. Mrs. Judy Sink and Mrs. Shelby Lucas serve as secretaries in the main office and Guidance Department. 17
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Lorraine Beckett, Althea Murray, Stephen Garrett, Brenda Wright, Judy assist at the desk, stamping books, writing overdue notices, and help- Thompson, Paul Colley, Marie Estep, Mike Agee, and Brenda Harmon ing students locate the book best suited for their needs. Thorough Reference Facilities in the Lewis Library A valuable part of every school is the library. Its purpose is to supply students with supplemen¬ tary learning material, in addition to that which they receive in class. A complete collection of books, compiled in an orderly arrangement, composed the Andrew Lewis High School library. In addition to non¬ fiction, volumes of poetry, story collections, and entertaining novels, Lewis students had access to recent issues of various magazines and news¬ papers which aided in their study of current events, as well as back issues which supplied extra material for research. The library also provided a much-needed quiet atmosphere where students could study, read, or do research work. Seniors, in particular, found the library to be a useful asset as they worked diligently to complete themes required by Eng¬ lish 12 courses. Stored within the shelves lining the library walls, Andrew Lewis students found infinite knowl¬ edge for their personal benefit and use. Wanda Martin, Gail Collins, Joy Wilson, Jackie Hays, and Betty Judd do much of the filing and typing, leaving the librarians free to aid students. 19
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