Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Between stampin ing out books , putt i s , check- in boards , and sorting through projectoW, r ecor d p layers , and other audio sonic eqTf im H the librarians were always able to spare a. .moment hel£VQL iiid that special book, research fwyqur ffriq paper , or that 1957 magazine on the manifesta- tions of hermit crabs in the Black Sea. Mrs. Reade,the head librarian, could always be found checking in new books, stamping the many magazines and news- papers that Pembroke subscribes to, or xeroxing on the new xerox machine that the library had been waiting for months to recieve . Looking through the Catalogue books to be bought, Mrs. Susie Reade writes out another order form. Many students came to the library before, during the after school for school work or just a magazine. Many came just to meet other friends much to the despair of the librarians .

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Working together, Barbara Leith, Udom Jinavorn, and P.J. Waldman figure out a rather rough assign- ment for Vocabulary class. What you wanted to do in later life had something to do with your English se- lections . Some students wanted to become English majors and chose to double up while others preferred to major in Dra- matics and took courses offered in that field. Most students, however, just stayed with the regular English classes, choos- ing whatever they wanted to take or need- ed for graduation . AND A VARIETY OF PROBLEMS 27

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sin I 4 ' nThumbing through the card files, | Mrs. Mary Estes makes sure that ' cird numbers match order numbers for n4« boo j. - f Hm, that ' s another overdue book for her is one of the many phrases a librarian like Mrs. Josephine Young is used to saying.