Borger High School - Borgan Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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ru-aff u O O O O The purpose of Texas Association of Library Assistants has been to arouse and to encourage interest in librarianship as a profession: to give student library assistants opportunities for recognition and participation comparable to those given to students participation in other major school activitiesg to provide for interchange of experiences and ideasg to gain knowledge about the different kinds of library work connected with library service. The membership of the club includes all student library assistants. Their ac- tivities include local club with officers and club activities such as socials, promotion of purposes, participation in district work and state work. T.A,L.A. encourages students to run for offices on both district and state levels and to take part whenever asked on any program to gain public speak- ing and leadership experience. Club members have library lessons that help to determine the outstanding students. ! ?1 .1 rs wi: QD ' r Q .41 MEMBERS OF THE T. A. L. A. STAFF OFFICERS WM I , -.. We m qifx. K 4 fl- A ,a i ' r 1 as Q F 'N fr S. t.f'frQ'r .W 'T' . lite! Mike Whitaker Denny Powers Sandra Morrison Johnny Walker Linda Smith Judith WOITISCI4 Treasurer Reporter Parliamentariar 1 2 President Vice- President Secretary

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it M -kv w 2 , mx XS Q In X Dean Alexander Royce Barron Danny Holt Many people think of Boy-Girl State as a camplike, playtime. This idea is wrong. It is a course in government. At Boy-Girl State, boys and girls learn to value the Amer- ican way of life and its principles. One learns by doing. Boy-Girl State is the imag- inary 51st state of the Union and it functions as a real state. Boys and girls come to Austin from all over the state of Texas. These boys and girls work hard learning how to become leaders: however, all is not work. Recreation is provided in which every- one participates. At Boy-Girl State, one realizes.that it's in style to love his country and to care about its procedures. Janie Harrison Patti Kelly Judy Or1'nS0n ff' . .Q , af- . v - T . 51 wifi ,W LAQV Q.-10' w is is S, 1 4 l 1 1

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Student library assistants Robert Patterson, Judith Womack, Sharon Smith, and Pat George check to see that all magazines are in alphabetical Order after a period of heavy use by Borger High student readers. Ann Roberts, Sandra Morrison, Rhonda Shadid, and Greg Powers take on the task of shelving books. Johnny Walker dates a book for Delma Stewart and Linda Smith as library assistants. Elaine Collier and Kay Woods check to see that he performs his duty correctly. Mrs. Thomason Sponsor N 'Q t I w I ! w wi Delma Stewart Gary Crawford Elaine Collier Historian Historian Historian tbl! 'Q grief 3 O 1 2 J aa. Y ,X 'K' s iss ' Sophomore Library Assistants Randy Clawson and Gary Crawford check out the T- V. type movie projector to get it ready for classroom use. 13