Mount St Charles Academy - Excelsior Yearbook (Woonsocket, RI)

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There may be splendid libraries in other high schools throughout the state, but OUR library is cur pride and excels all others. its thousands of volumes standing in neat rows on their shelves are a constant invitation to thumb through their pages. Some may do so through curiosity or to seek escape from the daily grind of serious study periods. The younger set of students may even amble to the library for no other purpose than obtaining a picture book. The more serious minded however are not sat- isfied with merely skimming over a book a week. They read with a view of fostering habits of concentration, of broadening their outlook on life, of acquiring the proper information for book reports, and for getting better acquainted with those quiet but ever reliable friends called good books. And there is no shortage of such friends Whether it be in biography or history, in travels or diaries, in religion or philosophy, in science mathematics, fiction, economics or what have you, there is always a book to satisfy your wish for knowledge or entertainment. As a last resort, a fine series of up to date encyclo- 5748 K BROTHER ODILLON, S. C Librarian BROTHER CYRIL, S. C. Assistant mulent dans des boites, faute d'espace sur les rayons, on entend discretement circuler des bruits a l'effet d'amenager un nouveau local plus spacieux, non seulement pour suppleer aux besoins actuels mais aussi pour mieux preparer les developpements futurs. Le Frere Odilon, notre bibliothecaire averti, serait enchante de liberer son present domaine pour une salle mieux appropriee aux exigences pressantes du moment. Trouvera-t-il dans quel- qu un de ses nombreux livres la fagon magiqu de financer le nouveau proJet'? Qui salt s il ne la deia? Nous lui souhaitons plein succes et profitons de loccasion pour lui dire notre ad miration et pour lui offrir nos remerciements pour laide inappreciable qu il nous donne si benevolement pedias is always at hand to an- swer our ever recurring questions. Le bien toutefois ne devrait pas etre un obstacle au mieux. C'est pourquoi, vu l'exiguite de notre bibilotheque ou les livres s'em- pilent sur les tables ou s'accu- an BUUKS ' e , . . . ,. I IIN - I ' X . , , , , . .,...,.. . ...,. ..... . LIBRARY