Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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Books From A to Z QQ 4:1 'li Throughout the year, the librarians help stu- dents find books and magazines for both pleasure and study. They offer a variety of programs to Orientate students to the library system, this makes the abundant research projects a student may face an easier task. Teachers bring their students to the library for several programs, including the annual Book Fair. Students may come to the library individually, or they may come as a group in study hall. The sole function of the library is to offer ample reading for interested people, and the librarians see that this function is capable of running smoothly and educa- tionally. Kelly McCoy, Librarian Sandy White, Librarian 1 281 .., a. . 'G v ,nn -..calm ,Q .-.AOC ' .-.Q V. FUR if .-,,r 1 Olnu ...o no . 'H 4 , on ull .sn Q 'll ' o 455122 if -iai'-4 . Lv 3' I .' .414 '-- :.:::I:1 ,poglj 1: ' Qui- 4:- ..i-,. 3: 1. ! -it q -. I vb .-t .4 T l. . . f

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