Norfolk Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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1'-Q. f ' H 1 ' x Elaine Miller, President of the Library Council, pre- sides at the desk during working hours as well as at meetings. Mike Willsey, Vice-Presi- dent, was chiefly responsi- ble for the success of the Library Council project for '53-'54-the sending of books to the Philippines. 2745. cb ' Kea ' , Our library serves each and every member of the student body as well as the faculty. From eight in the morning until the four-twenty curfew in the afternoon, students are there studying, reading, doing research work, or just browsing and listening to records. Frequently, small groups hold meetings and discussions there. The student staff is responsible for much of this activity for by their careful handling of the routine tasks, they make it possible for the Librarian and Library Council Moderator, Sister Agatha, to devote more time to professional duties and to reading guidance. l have observed the projects that have been undertaken by the Council-the Casey project of supplying books for a needy Philippine school, book displays for the Family Book Fair, February Book Week Assem- bly, the annual book gift to the library. the worthwhile monthly meetings, the loyalty to daily routine tasks-and all of them show the generous qualities of mind and heart, the initiative and sense of responsi- bility being developed by these club members. I note the achievements for the whole student body being realized by their sharing of the burden and I look down with pride upon this group so zealously working for the school under my patronagf?The Library Council of Norfolk Catholic High. N 4, Lelioy Hinkley, llistorian, checked the spelling of j the 364 words while work- ing on the Constitution of the Library Council. ,ff 1 fi Us X x 1 J ' Terry Martin, Secretary- Treasurer, stayed after V' Library Council meetings to work on the minutes and plan committee check- ups to follow the meeting. ju ,fjf ' . V , V.-as-gi' '

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Mary Ann Sherry, seated at the head of the table, is teavhing how to record 1-irculation. one of the library's major jobs. The Library Counvil members shoulder the responsibility of keeping routine duties running smoothly. The pupils are Barbara Uri:-k, Mary Olliee. Bill l.ynt'h and Carol Blecharrzyk. DL Q be , , it Ig' I4 gin: Josephine Wallave and Marilyn Yan Ells are full time Count-il members who ran do any A needed Council job. llere they are working at the card Catalogue. U fi. .if leg? w.,w E ei Norfolk Catholif-'s library is noted for its efficiency and 1-heerfulm-ss. The Counril members also keep iniprowing the library by their constant care, as loan Carlisle and Diana Doherty are doing' here. if Sim, Uld members I're known a long time and new members who arm- just getting avquainted are grouped here for the Library Council birdie. FIRST ROW: Carlos Franco. Mary Xlarois, Ria-hard Vellines, Carol Wolff, Betty Anne Pollovk, Rowena Walla:-e. Barbara Nliano, Barbara Heaton. SECOND ROW: Patricia Morris, Antoinette Russo, Carole Robbins. Donald Xl:-Kenzie, Lorraine Pederson, Claudia Howard. Catherine Dunne. Bill O'Brien.