Libertyville High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Libertyville, IL)

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JANITH MCGRAW A B Depauw University University of Indiana University of Wisconsin Butler Library Library Club To be truly educated we must know many facts and know where to find the rest To meet this need our library has been expanding its facilities Recent additions include a micro reader which displays from minute micro film previously space consuming back Issues of magazines a vast and growing college reference section and many additions to such diverse fields as the Civil War and mathematics of being called antisocial the library has Initiated a new pass system which IS designed purposely to establish a learning at mosphere and to do away with social gatherings This system will also free teachers of the tedious lob of signing library passes so they might channel all their literary efforts into marking our papers Watch out boys snowmen have ears -in, Twelve passes to learning The library serves leach of us in many ways. Chancing criticism ii l - t T

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