Ruskin High School - Mirage Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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,yx M. if - Z l V 5 iw, mm- wwf 4' , ,WP J' X f ,. , f .. WN .W if W V, 3 EI if f M V. . X , f , , W , . , , . ,,, I, gf if i 1 . x 1 4 f QW f f W f V X .f. f 'ff An unce 0 Prevention New to the library was Mrs. McCormick, Textbook Clerk, and the book detection device. Mrs. McCormick handled orders, turn-ins, and generally smoothed over the textbook headaches. The detection device installed in November deterred the large book disappearance. 1. Miss Travis shares a light moment after a hard day's work. 2. Mrs. Neale shuffles through the card catalogue. 3. Mrs. McCormick is caught with the goods. 4. Mrs. Jacubczak watches the Noon Edition. 5. Dear Santa Claus. . . 5 I. ibrarv 19