Buchser High School - Kodiak Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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in the library and audio visual room Q Q Q Mrs. Hillman, librarian, is pleased with The new library cards disfribufed this year for The first time, which have proven To be efficient. Y , , QV l J g -,i', ----5, rrii-:i Audio visual experts John Palmer, Hugh Hagel, and Dennis Palmer, inspect a proiecfor to find its defect , W 2 s ri i ,

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' l Seekmg knowledge lndependentl Books, books, ond more books line The shelves of Buchser's spocious librory. BeTween Two hord covers There exisTs on empire, growing To power Then crumbling To dusT. A second book moy house The works of Shokespeore while sTill onoTher dreoms of worlds yeT unknown To mon. All of These vicorious experiences ond scores of inTormoTion ore ovoiiloble To The sTudenTs. An oble librorion, Mrs. l-lillmon, ond her ossisTonTs provide eosy occess To ony Treasure which The librory mighT hold. MARNELL HILLMAN Son Jose SToTe, BA. Librorion inquiring sTudenTs find Mrs. Morge Flow- er, ossisTonT librorion, olwoys willing To help. She is shown here, looking for pcTmphleTs To oid Bonni MiTchell. f 'E ZAQT, Pcs 1--et if Voluoble experience is goined by sTudenT workers who leorn The exTensive orgonizonon behind-Thefscenes in The Iibrory. Noah WebsTer's crowning life work, The 70,000 word dicTionc1ry, hos been pre- served Through The sTorms of Time ol- Though it has mef modernizonon.

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Expressing old thoughts in a new sh mr, af ,lr sw Students of Spanish, Senorifas Audrey Wilkie and Phyllis Hendricks, and Senor Mark de la Fuente enhance their interest in the language by reading magazines written in Spanish. JOHN HERNANDEZ San Jose Stare, B.A. spfmish ii, iii 72 BETTY ATKINSON GARY EDWARDS DONNA WALKER Stanford U., MA. San Jose State, BA. U. of California, BA. Spanish I Conversational Spanish Larin l, ll French II, III Spanish I, II World l'liSTOI'y 3