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The beginning is Hwe rnosf imporfank parf of fne work. - The RepubUc, Book III Plafo Here sfand my books, line upon line. -' Ballad of His Book Andrew Lang U61 Norfh Wing Cfcwfiezi Legin .
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Mr. William Shand, ScoHy, who had been here a+ DOOP for lwenly years, relired from work in December. A+ a farewell parly given for him al Jrhe end of lhe iirsl' semesler. Sco++y was given a plaque by 'rhe Sludenf Council ollicers honoring his service here. ln Febru- ary a showcase lealured some piclures of Mr. Shand- around lhe build- ing, reading poelry lo English classes, and help- ing boysallunch. Sco++y came lo fhe Uniled Slales in I9I4, from Ireland, ol course. A+ our school during his lwenly years here, lvlr. Shand greeled Jrhe Fresh- man wilh willing direclions, lislened fo lhe problems of lhe Sophomore, reioiced wilh The Junior in new- found responsibilily, and fo The gradualing Senior was iusl' ScoH'y. 6 7 .Slang wi
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On SaTurday, November 2, I957, The ciTizens oT Oak Park and River ForesT voTed YES Tor The School Bond issue. The six-To-one voTe indicaTed ThaT The people oT The communiTy ThoughT ThaT iT was Time To rebuild The lXlorTh Wing oT The school as a parT oT a program oT modernizaTion. Work on The NorTh Wing was scheduled To sTarT on The TirsT oT lvlay, I958, buT was acTually begun early so ThaT The building could be compleTed as soon as possible. On May TirsT The lunchroom was closed unTil The nexT Thanks- giving, and The audiTorium and The TronT lawn became Temporary lunchrooms. When school opened in SepTember, I958, The library had been moved across The sTreeT To Temporary guarTers in a house owned by The school, and new classrooms were ready where The library had been. Also, The doors oT The old library had become The doors oT a new conTerence room. ln TacT, all evidence oT The old library was gone. . . . in fAe nor-fA wing . . . The clock indicaTes The momenT be- Song oT lv1yselT WalT WhiTman maxQrsu,mm:AJ, 11-.NM , Q , - i ,r A -, , , , ,
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