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LIBRARY Center of Knowledge South Eugenels instructional materials center is one of the best-stocked libraries in the state. Under the direction of Mrs. Winifred Dey, the library pro- vided the opportunity as well as the atmosphere for learning. Wfith the expansion of the audio-visual laboratory, completed in October, students and faculty were able to take better advantage of tape-recorders, phono- graphs, projectors, and copy machines. When a stu- dent was not able to take a book or magazine from the library, his problem was solved by using one of the two new copy machines. Pages were reproduced on the Thermofax or the 3M Photocopier machines. Audio-visual activities were coordinated by Walter Miller and his assistant, Arthur Flynn. 57' A :aff A il h f 1 Mrs. .loan Banfield, assistant librarian, breaks up mid-morning gab session between Carol Lang and George Pullen. Mike Margerum inserts magazine page into new copy machine in the audio-visual laboratory. ,am Walter Miller Winifred Dey Head Librarian Joan Banfield Arthur Flynn -A-..,,..
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THE AXE Keeping Posted Always working against deadlines, mem- bers of The Axe staff regularly covered their beats, typed up stories, and helped with page layout-all a part of the fun of recording a year filled with activity. Av- eraging,12 pages each issue, 2,200 copies of the paper were distributed every other Friday, keeping the school and community informed of happenings at South Eugene. Skill, patience, and long hours were re- quired of the staff due to a change in printing process from letterpress to offset. Though at Hrst disappointing in appear- ance, the new less expensive method al- lowed for a greater quantity of copy. It wasn't long before the staff, under the editorship of Liz Perry, mastered the difliculty of preparing photo-ready paste- up pages to win a Medalist, the highest rating from Columbia Scholastic Press. Judy Plummer, circulation manager ssnuuie edilor Laura Hollister If 3, if I' K SEE .ii
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