Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

We Have Both: Action And Words Many people don't realize who is be- hind all the movies, cassette tapes, and records that are used at school for our benefit. The audio-visual aides deliver machines when they are needed and re- pair them when the machines aren't functioning properly. The high school librarians may have a quiet atmosphere to work in but it does get hectic when there are missing books, too many people at once, and cards needing to be filed. Working with the high school students does make it easier, because students of this age can books themselves and can take on responsibility of returning the books. The elementary librarians try to help kids locate books that would be - neva'-f'l"r' nr, - 'Y 'Q I Fx -H, .. tg .. l:l5?"fi5XiQ'a ..u' if sr ,Vu , ,Q . is 'Un to them and remind the when books are late. Teaching fundamentals of reading at an early is important for a literature back- fq P 3ll'l':lf- 4 D . xr' '1 Students eagerly look for books to read so they can return to class. High school librarians: Sitting: Melissa McClintock, janey Muse, Amy Keffer, Rhonda Taylor, Kim Nor- ris: Back Row: Belinda Breeck, Angela Hunt, De- nise Bridges, john Fort, Catherine Whalen, Deena Watkins, Penny Hobbs. Audio-Visual Aides: Front Row: Andy Brow, Tim johnson, john Fort, Mr. Babbitt, joe Stewart, David Delph, james Callaway Audio-Visual and Librarians 73