Marshalltown High School - Postscript Yearbook (Marshalltown, IA)

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Seniors Study Library The Study Library has been the Home of the Seniors during this year of '29, In this spacious home room, so familiar to every strug- gling or non-struggling-as Providence saw fit-future graduate, class problems and disputes arose andwere settled. Each morning the members assembled here in order to adapt themsleves to the regular routine before entering the day's round of classes. Similarly, at noon they gathered together to become calmed after the tumult of the noon-hour rush. May the Seniors of the future appreciate as much this place which silently harbors all their joys and sorrows! Those of '29 will always look back on it as one of the bridges over the milestones.