Scurry Rosser High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Scurry, TX)

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These students help keep the library a better place to read and study. STANDING: Betty Kimery, Marion Sanders and Virginia Clayton. SEATED: Callie Noble and Bobby Cochran. THE LIBRARY --- A PLACE FOR LEISURE READING AND RESEARCH Would you check this book out for me? requests Nell Draughon of Callie Noble, one of the assistant librarians. Checking books in and out, helping stu- dents Find the books they want, keeping news- paper racks and shelves neat and orderly, and assuming the responsibility of books being in their correct places, are some of the duties of the student librarians. l

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READ ALL ABOUT IT IN THE MlRROR - ----- Mrs. J. C. Brooks Sports Editor ------ Sponsor -------- Business Manager Assistant Business Co-Editor ----------------- - Editor ----- The Staff -------Fred Cochran --------- ----- Joan Daugherty Manager ---- ----------- C Ioye Ford ----Virginia Clayton ----- ----Marian Sanders Cartoonist --- ---- Maxie Green Cartoonist --- ---- --- Dora DeMasters Paper anybody? questions Cloye Ford as she They develop a nose for news, learn to assume and Joan Daugherty make the rounds. responsibility, and a cqu i re a trait which is Working on this bi-monthly publication gives badly needed today--the ability to doa little staff members valuable training. extra. The school newspaper is o strong link be- tween the school and the home Through this medium parents are kept informed about school events scheduled For the near Future, and are given a full report on recent activities. To the student body Chitter Chatter, the gossip column is definitely the most interesting part of The Mirror.

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