Highland Springs High School - Highlander Yearbook (Highland Springs, VA)

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First Row tleit to rightl: Charles Large, Donald Callahan, Ellen Gallmeyer, Dolores Kasky, Eva Cook, Dorothy White, Barbara Ann Putze, Eleanor Smith, Clara Stengel and Odelle Moore. Second Row: Eleanor Trudeau, Ann Hill Adams, Gladys Vaughan, Althea Kuhl, Margaret M:Dowell, Ann Bossieux, Barbara Ann May, Helena Crump, Rosemary Cox. Third Row: Billy Turner, Io Bidgood, Roda Davis, Roberta Moore, Phyllis Huiner, lerry Marshall, Bcity Melton, Zelma Durrette and losephine Pack. I i61-ary Committee me Books are the quietest and most constant of friends: they are he most accessible and wisest of counsellors: and the most patient of teachers. -CHARLES W. ELLIOT, THE HAPPY LIFE The Library Committees aim for the year has been to promote and encourage good reading. All students have been urged to take advantage of the wealth of material the Library oiiers. This year some iour hundred and eighty dollars was spent on books. The books were secured with the cooperation of the P. T. A., and by the paper drive, sponsored by the Library. The Committee made the Library attractive and homelike, so as to promote student attendance and interest. Our chairman, Eva Frances Cook, and our sponsor, Mrs. Marks, untiringly worked to carry out the aims and objectives oi our library committee. MRS. MARKS, Spor

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