Marian High School - Marian Way Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Mary Currier Qleftj Ends periodicals an invaluable asset. Sr. Julia Seim fupper leftj cheerfully checks out abook. Maureen Morrissey and Liz Larin Qcenterj check out the encyelopedias before their next class. Sr. Maureen Morrissey, head librarian fupper rightj, looks over student l.D. cards. Helping a gin find a magazine, Sr. Maristella McCleer fabovej works at the desk.

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4 - ,Q Libroru includes resources stuolu atmosphere cis ossets With unscheduled free mods during the day, quiet places for study were in demand. One such room con- stantly in use was the library. Nearly every student and faculty member used Marianis library. English classes relied on the periodicals and ref- erence books for help on assignments. Faculty, besides taking advantage of the available resources, used the library as the site for most after school meetings. Every- one frequently borrowed books and magazines for home and school study. Throughout the busy year, librarians and a voluntary staff of students joined in to keep the Marian library in order.

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lVlary Callaghan and Lore Mozer fabovej discuss ASB action while Sue Farrell, MARIANEWS editor, analyzes the situation. Sue Andrews ftopb justifies copy on the composer. Sheila Klein Qrightj creates abanner headline for page three. Karen Flaharty Qfar rightj listens intently to the lecture as Connie Gallagher catches up on Smoke Signals, a page three feature. 80