Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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Instructional Materials Are Centered giggqga Mau Mr. Minich is director of audio visual aids throughout the school district. .as Mike Madish numbers the overhead trans- parencies before filing them. Members of the AVA Squad also learn to oper- ate much equipment and give service to the faculty. Q.- 24

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E Help Students Headed for Education or Vocation e annul rsllllllva 2213242523 LES! ss- - .4 . 2 -'itiiilii Mr. Hineman looks over Vicki Adkins' registration form Mr. Liebensdorfer, state employment representative, in- for 1970-71 before approving it. terviews Tom Dawson for ajob after graduation. Denver Chisom discusses his present schedule with Mr. Young before deciding on his courses for next year. i 23 9 l H - my me fig.. ,. Mr. Ronald Young, counselor, helps students to prepare early for J g the years ahead. QQ. .t.v t 'l -X, l Xi'. 4

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in a Modern Library The Instructional Materials Center made independent study and research much easier by making available var- ious resources in a single location. The library and reference room por- tion, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Alice Safford, are continually being enlar ed by the addition of new books. The lgbrary also affords newspaper and periodical racks, periodicals being re- tained for several years. Mr. Michael Minich, Audio Visual Aids Director, along with his squad of AV boys maintains rojectors, filmstrips, movies, and records for use by students and faculty throughout the year. 'hw Librarian, Mrs. -Safford, checks new books be- fore adding them to the shelf. 1 T X P'-all . we After a course in library instruction, Dean Michaels finds that using the card catalog is the easiest way to locate a book. , ffii, All kln' ' f on ,111 Library club members help Mrs. Safford keep the library in order as well as attend to routine duties. 25 'Qi'