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lm TAQ IAOMC! O! OMF' Web!! Cbfgglffllf' York's beautiful new library was formally dedicated on March 29. Modern and functional in clesign, it is intended to be used as a laboratory classroom, or more exactly, laboratory classrooms. The reading areas are separated according to purpose, the Browsing Room and Vocational Arts Room on the first floor, and the Language Arts Room and Social Studies Room on the second floor. A Supplementary Textbook room on the second floor houses books in classroom quantities. With charge-out desks removed from the study areas, students may take full advantage of each study period. The seating capacity is 216, and 28 classes may be accomodated daily. For views of the inadequate old library facilities, see Page T24. T 'ctitwwsiii '3'f , A 'Qi TOP PHOTO: Looking through entire length of second floor, from Language Arts Room to Social Studies Room. CENTER: Librarians' offices and work rooms, first floor. LEFT: Main floor charging desk. 7
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UPPER LEFT and LOWER RIGHT: The Browsing Room. Note easy chairs flanking fireplace. Pointing is Picc:sso's Three Musicians. LEFT CENTER: Longuuge Arfs Room. LOWER LEFT: Vocational Aris Room. Note conference room odioining. CIRCLE: Social Studies Room. 6
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'Uh young .iligfzffi gaffi of Mic :S ana! guffdozerd Here we see moments from a typical day in the life of Dr. Paul A. Young, Superintendent-Principal of York. Although his problems have been multiplied by our rapid growth, he can still manage a smile. The blueprints which have become permanent desk covers in his office are visible in the large picture. Other views show him talking with Mr. Fischer in the boys' new gym, chatting with a hall monitor, discussing the library with Miss Ellis, and dictating a letter to his secretary, Miss Danielson. Keep that smile! I s
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