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X .xxx Checking a book out is Sharon Droddy while Mae Carpenter and Sylvia Perez file cards. Lana Curtis, Martha Taylor, Nell Davis, and Nikki Norris shelve library books in order. Ken Leatherman, Celia Reyna, and Jean Stein share the work of processing library books. 68 5? Recor-ds and recordings are checked by Mrs. Halloran. Library Club sponsor. and her library assistant. Rosie Perez. Classes are also supplied with recorders. EDUCATION IMPROVES Use of any of the facilities of the library is beneficial to a student in his quest for knowledge, for today the library is not limited to books alone but also offers magazines, newspapers, maps, pictures. film strips. paintings, movies and slides for broadening of the horizons of education. knowledge and understanding. Today's student must make himself ready for the increased need of tomorrow.
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attend one must maintain a high R average. have a good attendance for all meetings and be credited with 312 volunteer hours. The hours are obtained by volunf teer assistance in a local hospital. To train girls for future professions as nurses or other medical work is the main aim of this club. s x M..w f A-Y' Future Nurses, Nanette Moore. Linda Holland. and Jackie Lane take the temperature of Connie Martinez in the health clinic Mary Christian, Kathy llarrls. and Pat Vraft make inspection ot' all essential first aid supplies and clinic instruments. i Unpacking toy tigers which Future Nurses sell for club funds are Mary Christian. her sister. Martha. and Margaret Lewis. Officers: M. Lewis. M. Christian. Sharon Droddy, Pat Kilgore M. llolnies. li. Howe and sponsors. Mrs. Beckman. Mrs, Glasson 7 1'
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s .il 6 ' . 77,14 Sherrie Dickson, Vivian Myers. Esther Kelly, Sharon Ward, and Gordon Fritz arrange the periodicals according to dates. WITH LIBRARY AIDS To meet the demands of a student body which is aware of its responsibilities. the librarian and her staff must secure. catalog and arrange books as to subject and author. maintain accurate withdrawal and return records. keep abreast of periodical subscrip- tions and anticipate need of audio-visual materials. l Observing the new books are: Virginia Fisher. Paulette Woods, Vickie Montalvo, Betty Mathews, Jim Turner, and Johnny Boyd. Iggy Q' Standing: Koblizeck, Ahrens, Bray, Sparkman, Queen, Messara, Perez. Kneeling: Reddick and Betts work on audio visuals. Officers are: C, Staninger. L. Diffenderfer. P. Lancaster. C. Lambert. J. Boyd, D. Donnell. R. Allen. S. Byrd. and B. Hall. Q' syn XJ ,.,,,.,,... I -V-,,. 5.0. -I I A1 F I 'Q A 1414 M
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