Spaulding High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lamar, SC)

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SAFETY PATROLS are al- ways willing to help park cars in emergencies, and they also help wherever they are needed. BUS DRIVERSOf Spaulding are the safest in the state. They bring over 1100 child- ren safely to school each day.

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THE LIBRARY, our pride and jqy. . . who could askfor a more beautiful place to read and relax? We find books on any sub- ject. We enjoy a movie once a week, and there are times when we listen to interesting stories and poems. ! THE LITTLE BOOK'S STORY I'm a poor little broken down library book, Once I was pretty and new, But a little child left me out in the rain And the water melted my glue. My back is loose from my insides, My cloth coat is faded and torn, If my author and publisher looked at rx now, They'd wish I had never been born. When I'm back on the library shelf Will you keep me clean and dry? When you take me home don't let babies and pets Tear me upg please put me up high. I'm happiest when a child holds me tight In hands that are dry and clean. When you throw me around, you're mean This little book's story is sad but true, Please take care of, books as he asks you. ..:.4Q5V'. .. ie.,-ffl? . 'yfiif' :st ' - W i