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Library •j- -i . ) Joe Nicholas conscientiously studies in the library. Henry Ward Beecher has said: “A li¬ brary is not a luxury, but one of the neces¬ saries of life.” This is true of the library at Broadway High. A student greatly utilizes the Reader’s Guide, encyclopedias, and reference books for help with reports, speeches, and term papers. Besides fur¬ nishing research material, the library is also a source of entertaining reading, both fiction and non-fiction. Using the library is the best preparation for the future in any line of work, for the student who learns to read important books and articles will continue his educa¬ tion throughout his life. Using the library’s vast resources. Reading—a source of delight! Mrs. Louise Showman 12
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7- £3§S ■feiySl- % j Ik 1 Countless tasks keep the Broadway’s admin¬ istration busy. Mr. J. Frank Hillyard arranges class schedules during summer vacation. When school reopens, he helps new students adjust to unfamiliar surroundings. Questions pertaining to many school activities are also brought to him. Students have received inspi¬ ration this year from the mottos which Mrs. Hilyard has placed near the office entrance. Mrs. Fulk gives of valuable desk-work time to aid students in filling out tardy slips and purchasing supplies. She also contributes to school efficiency by preparing forms, taking calls, and sorting teacher mail.
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Guidance and Susan Mathias discuss vocational interests ai Mrs. Nellie Wampler of a career. off papers for bewildered victims of the academic rush. For youngexj udents, not yet bothered by such aches and pains, this department is a kind of “Dear Abby” organization for personal problems. Juniors and seniors who have taken the SAT and ACT tests are familiar with functions of the guid¬ ance department. Frustrated by forms, forms, and more forms, students go to the guidance counselors for help, information and more forms. In the fall when college entrance applications are being wad¬ ed through and big decisions are being made, these advisers answ er questions and then fill in and send Another duty obtained this year was the distribu¬ tion of car stickers, designed for checking up on misplaced vehicles. Mr. Walter Eye Mrs. Nellie Wampler 13
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