Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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VISUAL AIDS ADD VARIETY Films and film strips facilitate learning in the Social studies department. They add variety to the program and make his- tory more realistic and enjoyable to the student. A few of the films used this year were T.V.A. , Road to the Wall , Nurem burg Trials , American Foreign Policy , and The War in Viet Nam . Page 36, numbers one and four. Mrs. Borch advises one of her students.

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CLUB is busy with new library system Miss LaMora has expressed hope that the club will be able to visit a large, modern library in the near future. She hopes that through this visit the young people will understand better the running of a good library and will help to make ours such a library. Through the co-opera- tion of all the students with this organi- zation we are sure it will someday become a fact. ’ ggjvice with a smile is a motto well taken by the members of the Library Club. Some seventeen members assist Miss LaMora in such duties as: charging books, repair- ing books, and in preparing books. Since the library has just purchased many new books and is in the process of being reju- venated, the library club will have much future work to handle. SEATED: L. Torrence, M. Hampton, D. Gueshea, H. Converse, STANDING: S. Taylor, C. Wee- gar, M. Vallance, J. Tyler, R. Hendershot, K. Mearkly, L. Cardinal, P. Duprey, P. O'Shea, C. Mearkley, J. Moller, J. Binan, C. Snyder. Miss LaMora examines new purchase.

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Mr. Pelotte finds that the recently acquired overhead projector aids him tremendously. Miss Salzler, from Potsdam State Teachers College, tries her hand at teaching. 27