Newbury Park High School - Pawprint Yearbook (Newbury Park, CA)

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.4PiEE 1 '17g3 v -'-' A' -'---M --- -ng New Library Was Spawned Textbook clerk- Bonny Patton, who runs a tight textbook ship through- out the year in spite of all problems. ' fo 542114213 Library clerk- Carol Walters, who is always extremely busy doing this or that and getting the new books purchased out on the shelves. Audio-Visual- Pete Magallanes, who keeps records of incoming and outgoing films and projectors in spite of the mass chaos of film ordering. Dana Clemons, Tania Lang, and David Campbell search the card catalog in the new li- brary. Many new books can now be sought. Faculty 123

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With the Passing of the Bond . if . i Lili i The lush, beautiful, newly-enlarged library, where there is usually peace and quiet was finally completed for the students use. With the passing of the bond, layouts and plans for a new, expanded library where readily accepted. At the end of the school year, last year, the enlarging process began by moving all library books and magazines to portable shelves in rooms 7 and 8. During the summer months, the dust flew and the inside walls crumbled. Finally, when the dust cleared, the phoenix arose from the ashes in the form of the beautiful, car- peted, much-more-spacious library. With the new library came a new librar- ian Mrs. Barbara Warkentien. Under Barbara's management, with moral and physical support from Bonny Patton, textbook clerk, and Carol Walters, library clerk, the library ran fairly smoothly throughout the year. 127 Faculty Librarian - Barbara Warkentien, who maintains control and peace in spite of all her other duties as librarian.

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