Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1969, Page 38
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Students Return Books on Amnesty DayTHE LIBRARY provided students with a quiet placeto study and a place to secure information needed tocomplete reports and class assignments.For the first time at BHS students were given theopportunity on Library Amnesty Day to return allover-due books with no penalty of fines.The library was awarded $900.00 in federal fundswhich were used to buy books, magazines, and audiovisual materials needed by the school.Students were aided in the library by librarian MissRuth Espenlaub and Mr. Delbert Searles. Mr. Searles,new to BHS this year, also assisted with audio-visualequipment.LEFT PICTURE ... MISS RUTH ESPENLAUB, librarianRIGHT PICTURE ... MR. DELBERT SEARLES, librarian.THE LIBRARY provided students with ample space WHILE SITTING at a desk in the library, Larry Paige reads one of thefor study. many books available. |
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http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloom/id/9926 |
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Bloomington High School |
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