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The SOS lsenior optional schedulel Program allows for Shawnee seniors to obtain part-time employment in many community businesses. Students who are fortunate to be members of Cooperative Office Edu- cation and Distributive Education pro- grams are given assistance in securing their positions while being supervised by their coordinator. These students are working in such places as Inter- boro Savings 8: Loan Association, Cranberry Pines School, Allen School, Taunton Forge School, Medford Township Office, Haines School, Shawnee Media Center, Jan R. Evans Law Office, John Wanamal-cer's, Mar- shallfs, Lucky-7, etc. Other students find their own em- ployment in places like Medford Leas, McDonald's, Acme, Thriftway, Shop 8z Bag, Eckerd Drugs, Glenn's Home Supply, area gas stations, and other local businesses.
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---41 TX-.13 I Libraries are not merely storehouses of the relics of the past, but meeting places for people and ideas, vital partners in our system of education. President's Commission of Libraries 'TW The school which thinks of education as something it helps students to do for themselves will have a large, active, busy library with students moving about, learning from books, from other materials, from each other - creating an atmosphere of people in pursuit of something. The media center is an attractive, two story, round room in the middle of the classroom building. Learning mate- rials available to students and teachers include books, magazines, newspa- pers, microforms, video tapes, listen- ing tapes, films, records, art works, and computerized information. Audio visual equipment is also distributed from the center. The media center staff is aided by student workers and adult volunteers from the community. The media specialists give book talks, make book lists, video tape programs, make slide-tape programs, teach refer- ence skills, obtain materials from other libraries, conduct orientation sessions, arrange special exhibits and events, as well as help find answers to questions and good books to read. It is an active center where the use of learning mate- rials is encouraged and where one can seek and find both information and inspiration. Harold Howe II, Commissioner of Education
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