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Administratior Canyon del Oro's administration stressed several new items this year. One of great importance was the Life Planning Center and the computer system. Throughout the year the administration traveled to many different high schools in the United States, comparing the different ways of teaching and the format. There was also a new program for the gifted which involved students with certain talents in different fields such as drama, ceramics, auto mechanics, math, and science. The students were identified by a teacher who f perceived their specific talent. The students were then placed in a special group with emphasis on his or her specific 'J ' ffftf ffl fx 1' ll'lt6l'6St. The diversity of background and ex- perience between Mr. Wilson, Mr. Ritchie, and Mr. Lennon provided a balanced outlook on such matters as student activities, campus policies, and discipline. L. Page 24: UPPER LEFT, Grin and bear it. LOWER LEFT, Must be Senior Ditch Day. Page 25: UPPER MIDDLE, Not Lemon, Lennon. LOWER MIDDLE, Fake smiles kill me. UPPER RIGHT, A,B,C. LOWER RIGHT, You better not. . 12. 1' ., - ' ' i 1 if . '.- . 9' N. . 9: . s. t C. Anderson E. Benson D. Davidson L. DeWeerd H. Gruensfelder M. Leach P. Lennon 24lAdministration
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Library And Bookstor This year the library is offering more facilities to the students enabling them to better their study habits. Coming in Januarv there will be a wide variety of reference books along with a new micro film reader. Film strip projectors will be added to the library. We want everybody's goal this year to be to treat the library as a library rather than a recreation center, says Mrs. Yoder. Perhaps with these new facilities the stu- dents will learn to use them more to their own advantage. The bookstore has many responsibilities. Along with providing students with the books and supplies they need, they also handle money for various school clubs. This year during registration the book store serviced over 400 students per day. Due to better sales, the bookstore may decide to extend their hours during the registration day. This will help to lessen the confusion. Page 26: UPPER RIGHT, Yes, and we need 125 pencils. . LOWER RIGHT Our beautiful and efficient Library. Page 27: UPPER LEFT, Well it says here. . UPPER RlGHT, Get off my shelves. g LOWER LEFT, 3,452,649 ? . 26lLibrary and Bookstore .fi.f11s13. ' , ,xg-ya, . , R. Benning S. Carson E. Harris
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