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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ACADEMICS By far the most important aspect of our school life is the academic part. At least two-thirds, and sometimes almost all, of our school day is spent attending classes. For that is where we aquire the knowledge that will guide us throughout our life. The curriculum is divided into three sections, each one further divided to meet the needs of all the students. Education is not Zenrningg it if the exercise and development of the powers of the rnindg and the iwo great nzellaods by which this end may be ncconzplifbed are in the ball! of learning, or in the conflictf of Zifef' The Princeton Review