Girls Vocational High School - Herald Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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'95 FOODS Q 6- Peffy P Smith L Szczqlowska B Werner C Workoff UUH LIBHHRU N educatxonal and recreational spot in Girls Vocatlonal High School IS its library Amld the array of books one IS able to fmd this room filled with happy girls, bettering their mmds ln the one umversal source of pleasure readmg A library in a high school, properly stocked with books, is an absolute necessity m this mod ern age We have such a library Consisting of twenty hundred carefully selected books Cmnety fwe of which were added since Septemberl and numerous monthly magazines, we boldly state that our hbrary IS adequately equipped to tram girls xn every conceivable field All of these books have been perfectly cataloged so that the student may get, in a few seconds, any material that IS desired As a further a1d to the girls book suggestions are regularly displayed and eagerly ac cepted by every one We are proud of our library and equally proud of our conscientious librarian, Miss Lawrence. Under her supervision it has been made possible for all who wish it, the opportunity to read and fulfill Bacon's words, Read1ng maketh a full man. 29 A 1- l 6' S N - H, 'Qlefzf xl H. A Y, 5' 'Yi n 4 Q , , G. W6 'lfqspreak . fi ,,, V. N? , I ' 9 XJ! I J. . ' , , q

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IHUHITUHS -A--,....i..... Q7 7 Natalie Magier, Ioan Housman Lois Lauter Betty Jones, Angeline DiR1enza, Shirley Reimg, Elsie Weiss Frances Krzes, Marietta Barber TI-IE Momtors are chosen as honor representatives from the Senior homeroom to keep order in the school cafeteria. This is one of the few disciplinary measures in our school. There are no written rules which the students must carry out. It is up to them to discriminate between what is right and wrong house keeping. The girls have recognized this system by being cooperative. They do their best to keep the cafeteria and other parts of the building clean. The duties of the Monitors are to see that the tables are cleared of trays and that the girls re- main in line when entering and leaving the cafeteria. The Monitors appreciate the helpfulness of the girls and the latter appreciate the Monitors. 30