San Marcos High School - Rattler Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

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Everything from A to Z With over 11,000 books on the shelves plus magazines, pamphlets and audio visual aides available to both students and faculty, the library offers the pop- ulation of SM HS limitless subject matter, ranging from the abdominable snowman to zorastriantism. Librarians Mrs. Lorraine Younger, Mrs. lngeborg A. Aguirre and Mrs. Bernice R. Mauldin make sure that students get the help they need as well as providing a soothing, friendly atmosphere for one and all. The aides can be found behind the counter and between the shelves of books. They stamp the books checked out and watch the door for people sneaking in and out from class. The library is a storehouse of knowledge where students research, relax and romanticize. Sometimes they even study 22-Library

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New buildings expand learning Instead of putting kids on rooftops, in trees or among the books on the shelves, the San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District decided to make finding students easier by adding new buildings. The new Vocational building served the purpose of opening the eyes of students to see all the fields of iobs in the world that were available was the case that were seen from the distributive education classes to the monkey wrenches of the auto mechanics were part of the practi- cal experience offered to the schooI's vocational program enrolees. The boy's gym with its freshly laid floor, foundations and walls helped to ease the squeeze in the Physical Education department. The old coaches offices and boy's locker room became a rennovated central area from which the Rattler coaches could conduct the many parts of their jobs. 24-District building additions