Frankfort High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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High School Ojjice ed by the proceeds derived from the Senior class plays. At the present time it contains about thirteen hundred volumes. The library also contains the leading magazines, and it is decorated with the different trophies and banners which the high school has been successful in winning in its intercourse with other schools. As there is no regular librarian, seniors are placed in charge of the library. - Whenever a student fails to Find the desired material at the high school library, he may go to the city library. This library was started in the council chamber, was later moved to a room in the court house, and finally moved to the high school. After remaining here for five years, it was moved to the present building, situated at the corner of Clin- ton and Columbia Streets. This structure was erected in 1906 by the aid of Andrew Carnegie, who donated twenty- Eleven THE CAULDRON two thousand five hundred dollars. Besides over ten thou- sand volumes of meritorious books upon all subjects, one may have access to the leading newspapers and magazines. This library affords many opportunities for use as it is open Cach week day in the daytime and in the evening. Unlike most city libraries, this one is under the supervision of the school trustees, thus insuring that it will be conducted in the interest of the student. High School Librarq

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