Cody High School - Bronco Yearbook (Cody, WY)

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Tom Klomparens Becky MoC!ask y Parry McDonnell John MoDouQe!l Don Macho Lawrence Meisfer Brad Miller Merlin Mix Charles Morfon John Parko Ken Piazza Burch l?eo'er Se ik fe Q' X S 5 X 1 X . Mrs. Baf- eson points out an arfi X ,na rn 'fx Q. G X X ,W 'KN M32 1L.3l mil: 1555, .. W,,x,,. TN T 5 gi? X. X JR ..kL ii. 3 5 5 , M use wal cle in Con temporary Authors for L o n e I a 5howelL 'S-.. 412 FacuI'ryfLibrory M E -Q, 5 f- 4 I I E 4, -.1 W. ',r S. A New Wave of Learning in The Library

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if . . L.yL if W Wayne Roadifer Phil noberrson Paul Sampson !, -is j ,..,, Norm Sedig VZL, T. . .W .s :X f' :' , ' I A A .-.'1t sri . Keg X 1, J .gi ... 1 ' Pcmefwhephefd Q , ., MO Shields ' Q ' . .. E l-larold Siegle ' . N,' ' 5 QQ M V JOHN Smifh .J Q . . 1 i wg ' E '51 6 'fr . T , ' li ' L X S J Dennis Taylor sf T . f s Jim Teffv N . L' :i' J Cathy Wacaser A 3 T T Mary Weamer ' x.:, Y - i. rr ' r -. f Once upon a Time, The CHS library was a dark and dismal hole, a place where no one in Their righT mind would check ouT a book, leT alone sTudy or jusT browse around. Now The ouTlook of The library has changed - Thanks To Mrs. Jolley and Mrs. BaTeson. AlThough The main reasons for redoing The li- brary were To improve efficien- cy and To updaTe maTerlals, Mrs. Jolley displayed sTudenT arTwork and planTlife on The shelves alongside The encylo- pedias and dusTy copies of Moby Dick. As no library would be compleTe wiThouT The laTesT magazines, Mrs. Jolley sub- scribes To hoT periodicals such as 'll'2olling STone and Glamour. One of Mrs. Jolley's ongoing projecfs This year was :M .. M M: i 'L me wwkiv K , ,,.VV M Lyyy VW I ..,, J z I W H ..,, , .. ,,,, ,Jw A s, 2 V rrr T 1' A ,,.. - 5 as i my Mrs. Jolley explains the card catalog. Dan While Rusfy Vanno y updafing The Language ArTs seciion of The library which in- cludes maferials such as The SIRS and informafion books To assisT wiTh speeches and pa- pers. AnoTher change includes placing The compleTe circula- Tion of books on The new com- puTer, a job assigned To The full Time Aide Mrs. BaTeson. ln The fuiure Mrs. Jolley plans To updaTe The science seciion, and replace The meTal furnishings wiTh wood To achieve a more uniform look. So iT was plain To see ThaT under The direcTion of Mrs. Jol- ley The library has undergone The TransformaTion from a place To be avoided inTo a place To be discovered. FaculTyfLibrary 413