Robert F Munroe Day School - Reflections Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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Binding periodicals takes time, Betty Carolyn Grantham and Lynn Richardson realize it is a task in earning a Library Science credit Patricia Howell, B.S. Florida State University Volunteer service and cooperation from students and parents made possible the formation of the LIBRARY. They along with the librarian, Mrs. Howell, spent many long and tedious hours listing, arranging, and typing catalogue cards for some three thousand books. Several hundred of these hooks were donated at the Book Fair held during Open House. An abundant supply of past issues of circulation magazines were donated and used until the school’s subscriptions began. There were enough sets of encyclopedias to give all the elementary grades one, plus having eight permanent library sets. Dazed first graders follow Mrs. Howell down the yellow briek road to the land of Oz. 17

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Watching children grow is like threatening the ivy to climb the garden wall. You wait for it to happen you hurry it along with love, But still you’re disappointed at giving someone life enough to walk off on their own and not be carried in your arms. You never turn your back — not once, and yet one day they’ve grown apart or taller. It’s all the same. Polly put the kettle on, we’ll all have tea. (Jiving love to children has made us older overnight. -from Lonesome Cities ■ .V.S .. .■ , X - • m