Lakewood High School - Citadel Yearbook (Lakewood, CA)

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Library Media Center Why did Lancers spend so much time in the LHS library? When asked, they replied: I need a quiet place to study , I can read all of the books I want to without paying for them , I ' m doing research for a term paper , or even I just love to read . The Lakewood library provided novels, reference materials, magazines, newspapers, a quiet atmo- sphere and, most important, a knowl- edgeable staff. Located adjacent to the library was the media center, with its floor-to-ceiling stacks of filmstrips, tapes, movies, and video discs available to every student. The library and media center were the largest concentration of learning materials at Lakewood High School. 1. MR. PIKOP keeps his class entertained during a discus- sion of the comma. 2. MR. NORTHEN explains the qualities of a good essay. 3. ROBIN BANCROFT helps MR. RUTHER- FORD guess how many moons Jupiter has. 4. MR. SMITH makes a point with his pen. 5. GREG GILKEY tries to talk MRS. COOKE out of paying his book fine. 6. MRS. GUINN and DAVID LARANDEAU work on the video recorder. 7. DAVID DURAN and JOEY HERNANDEZ view some flashy flicks in the media center. 8. MRS. COOKE shines the light for a special view of library functions. i- ' -V » 5 Thoma.s Northen 128 English

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