Loudoun County High School - Lord Loudoun Yearbook (Leesburg, VA)

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Library contains lively displays Reading maketh a full man. Indeed, many full men are made through the facilities of the library of Loudoun County High School. With the helping hand of a score of student assistants, librarians Miss Katherine Bridges and Miss Ruth Miller continue to build up the facilities of the library. They are expending the vocational file and continually adding to the book collection. In addition to receiving the major magazines of America, they recently began subscribing to Scientific American. Miss Miller pauses for a moment to catch up on yesterday's news. Even if he says he's the President don't let him renew the book again, Miss Miller counsels Miss Bridges. MISS RUTH MILLER MISS KATHERINE BRIDGES 27

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Mrs. Farrand begins tenth year at LCHS MRS. MARGARET FARRAND Where's Mrs. Farrand? I need an aspirin! Mrs. Margaret Farrand came here in january, 1955, and is ready at all times to cope with any- thing from a headache to a broken leg. A graduate of the Army School of Nursing, she served six years in the Army Nurses' Corps, five years of which she was stationed at Walter Reed General Hospital and one year was spent at West Point. I-Ier work includes dispensing motherly advice and recording medical information about the students as well as caring for our health. About her job she said, I like it very much because I would rather Work with teenagers than with adults. Girls who give up one class period a day to be clinic helpers are Bobbie Letson, Yvonne Allison, Alice Diane Carr, Treva Quesenberry, Patricia Diane Carr, Sheila Embrey, Tish Boisvert, Carolyn Ramsey, and Lee Duffey. Mrs. Farrand, it hurts every time I try to write. Please excuse me from doing homework, pleads Ronnie Delk. 26

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