West Oso High School - Bear Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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People Behind The Scene Custodian Mr. jose Senna Cafeteria workers Mrs. Ora Lee McCoy, Mrs. Eglantine Tristan, Mrs. Mary Eva Anderson and Mrs. Barbara Cardenas take time out to eat. t, . ' 55 I -f fr it ,'-. 5 A . wijw .W 9 1,7 I C .Vi . AAN 11 C K' ': s. C , tten ttt. . Y . X .f Siigihzgk H J ma MIS. Mary Padron Custodian makes use Cafeteria workers, Mrs. Ruth Hopkins and Mrs. Lillian Boson, count money made by , , f . of new vacuum cleaner. ca etena' 1 7 M.,

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Active Workers Set Up New Library A small library seems to increase in size when one must transfer all the books in it from one place to an- other. Librarians, Mr. David Martin and Mrs. Becky Quinones, worked endless weeks to put books, magazines, and films back in order. The modern, carpeted library is surrounded by glass windows which give a pleasant View to passing people. lfhere is great contrast between the new and the old library. Only thc library motto, nSilence is Goldenw remains unchanged. Books are always being checked out. Wonder whether or not they are read?,' 16 Mr. Martin and Mrs. Quinones reorganize card catalog. Students help set up books in new library.

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Language, Speech Classes Improve Mrs. DiAnn Tomlin outlines lesson to Mario Madrigal. English, Spanish, whatever the language, one must know how to speak and use it correctly for it to he of any use. Unfair as it may sound, people are judged hy what they say and how they say it. Language is like the attire that we wear, only in this instance it is heard and not seen. It describes our character to others. English and Spanish courses ex- pand our knowledge of the languages while Speech classes perfect our method of expressing lhcm verbally. Mrs. Lynda Kaye Mayberry, Freshman English and Speech instructor, watches over class. 18 Mrs. Billie Linscomh answers Brenda Hil1's questions on research material.