By Velarchana Santhana
Photos used with permission from Jill Hofmockel
The WSS talked to West High alumni to learn about the impact that former librarian Jim Walden had on them. You can also read the tribute in the Dec. 20 WSS here.
Remembering Jim Walden
December 20, 2013
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