Garinger High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Librarians and Counselors Miss Inez Bankett Mrs. Gretta Kistler Mrs. Juanita Reid . . . 1600 reference books, 192 volumes of hardbound periodicals, five years worth of other copies filed in reserve, 110 subscriptions in all, 400 foreign language parallels and 750 historical novels; a total selection of well over 20,500 publications including the amassed fictional, nonfictional and biographical works . . . Truly an impressive array of literature, especially at the high school level, and to supplement this inventory of the written word is a slightly weathered assortment of audio-visual aids. Still, in dealing with such an assemblage, there must be an order not found in Mr. Dewey or his decimal system. The instigators of such order; Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Parrish and Mrs. Garner, all work to provide an establishment devoted to study and reading, a quiet concern for the researchers and the interested Efficient and determined, they strive to aid the student as he grasps what he will of education . . . and keeps the peace. It is ever the need of the educated to be guided, therefore, in an effort to meet this demand, the advisors stand ready to extend the knowledge they have gained concerning the vast field of further education. The offer is noble but the extent of its effect is left up to the student. He will accept what he will. Still the thankless task is rewarding for those who give. 20

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Secretaries help teachers Dr. Elmer Garinger visits his namesake. Miss Nan Abell Director of Student Activities Mrs. Jo Bell Secretary Mrs. Emily Kuykendall Treasurer Miss Betty Cunningham Secretary Mrs. Katherine Peeler Registrar Mr. James Taylor Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds ‘Cats’ most loyal fans 19

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Mrs. Mildred Morrison Mrs. Sarah Parrish “But I am a slow reader, Mrs. Garner!” . Mr. McMullan also likes to read. Now THIS is the way a library should be. 21