OF ee SeEpREREee en Books, books, and more books : are AE what Ke eer Miss Hilda is nd a ‘ tlie 2 ‘i a ee eS ) 7 . eee, ‘ os a P— 4 P ee Hy peti Bey ‘ SOR” TE129IT et |< Rae x ¢ rt ik =) eaa one200d tTes ; Ret . ve Oe . 3we Bernards and her library staff work in and around all during the Whenever we needed year. a book or any other information obtainable from the library, any one of the librarians was ready to help. In the library were not only fiction and novels but debate material, magazines, biographies, encyclopedias and _ pamphlets covering a broad range of sub- jects. Paula Miller, THE LIBRARY STAFF—Pat Ulibarri, Ranae Stokes, Sally Thompson, Merlyn Cox, LaVell Crawford, Kay Ferrell, Anna Cutts, Raymond Ferrin, Sue Zann Lowther, Dona Mae Petersen, Verla Judkins, Ranae Amidan, Edna Lilligard, and Miss Bernards. ) Rushing here and there, getting students out of class on business, filing and keeping records, and countless other odd jobs were several of the many tasks the office girls encountered during the year. Under the direction of Mrs. Malan and Miss Storey these girls all helped to keep our school buzzing and well in order. | DEH, rg> ELE ROUTE LT OTOLR 7 eT ARSey FETSYT toe RIL TET. hE Ee > rater ra! rargress wie“pee - PW AA . | Time out for the OFFICE STAFF to rest from Ann Eddy, Karen Berret, Ellen Holmes, Lois Farland, Mrs. Malan, and Gaylene Stanger. their work. Stromberg, They Ruth are Miss Penman, Story, Kay Fernelius Edwards, Carolyn Thompson, Loris Mc2!