Sturges Junior High School - Panther Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

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csLjedlci t Mrj. Norma Caruth Parker, librarian at Sturges Junior Highvy raool siBc6y494l has been selected by the Panther Staff to occupy the Dedication Page of tnis ' year ' s nual. Mrs. Parker was born in Oklahoma, came to Rialto, California at the jlge bi.8, aQi« has resided in this area ever since. Following her graduation from the Riverside Library School, University of California, she became Sturges ' librarian where she is respon le - « far over 10,000 books used by more than 1,000 students and teachers. 7 Others of her duties include selection and purchase of new books and appropriate for junior high school students, and keeping these publication! Thus a library is never in perfea order and there is a continuing amount be done. Out librarian, Mrs. Parker, is unique not only to students, but in her services to tlnhi faculty as well. Volunteering her time and talents, she has assembled a group of boys and girls who assist in maintaining the library. These students work in the library orre period each day, checking out books to students, keeping the shelves in order, workinaf ' on the file catalogue, studying library science, and periodically taking tests. Each studenlC receives an elective subjea grade for this work. Mrs. Parker has run a speci; ticular reading problems which These are a few of the man Caruth Parker. 1 tutorial and reading program for students with par- Ecific instruction and wide reading practice can help. icated this Annual to Mrs. Norma f»W s

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%mt}uS ipi S nots The campus of Sturges is charac- terized, as all school campi are, by groups of students busily engaged in living out their out-of-class lives. All seem to have one thing in com- mon — they are enjoying it. Piaured here are a few candid shots of our campus and the stu- dents doing what all young peo- ple do . . . i ' kl ' ' ffl .