Kenwood High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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fa in Mrs Taylor Llbrarlan Mrs Slegrlst, Llbrarlan -ng The qulet atmosphere of the hbrary stlmulates the creatlon of good study hablts and enables us to almost l1ve ln our books We are glven the opportunlty to gam many experlences dlrect experlences through research projects whlch enable us to learn how to dlg out factual lnforma tlon and to separate pertlnent data from the ummportant v1car1ous experlences by v1s1t1ng dlfferent lands and peoples, and explorlng the unknown Janet Keatley puts up an eye catchlng bulletm board to help the lxbrarlans IH the1r attempt to promote lnterest ln good hterature

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We Learning without thought is labor Iostg thought without learn- ing is perilous. Confucius These well-known words have been repeated often and we hear them in modified form from our instructors clay after day. Teach- ers are the backbone of the school. They shape our minds, show us how to think. and influence our future. Each clay they lead us to knowledge but they can do no more. We must partake of this knowledge. We must have the desire to learn before the teachers can impart their wisdom to us.

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' ea ' , Mrs Bensel, Secretary Very capable assxstance IS recelved from the llbrary axdes who glV6 up their study penods to take over routme tasks Bl'- 1' T4 French Revolutlon 1n 1789 Napoleon crowned emperor 1n 1804 wonder lf I can get the car Fnday n1ght Why do we have to have books anyway? S1ghS John as he struggles to keep hls m1nd on his sindxes I7 H: I Y' .. 1 5 fe, A M ' ,png-nfs. ,fy f. - M Q. ,- -.A M A 13 k ' . S H32 , ' - SX I aa - - . . . . . . vw -