St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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lt's ln The Book Our senior librarians are old hands at these duties. Alice waits patiently for business while Sheila and Anna work on. 'Kia rm, ru' .ia f si , S-r Gun.. 'U np. These busy sophomore apprentices are performing their Cluty of checking and shelving the periodicals. Their hope is to become full-fledged library aides to assist the other students in their needs. A new responsibility is theirs. The junior librarians are looking over the reviews of the newly published books. Marie seems to have found a humorus article in her reading, while Irene and Rose observe Helen, writing a good review. LIBRARY AfSSIS'l'AN'l'S Guardians of our literary thesaurus-the librar- ians. Little Credit is given to these unwearied girls whose task is influential. The books these girls cheek enrich our minds so that we will one day be competently able to take our place in society. Members of the staff are eyhosen from the seniors, juniors, and sophomores. These girls are faithful to their responsibilities which include maintaining appropriate conduct in the library, checking books in and out, and furnishing the information con- cerning the location of books. Our librarians keep us posted on the latest books and tell us that it's IN THE BOOK .

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ll,l . . ll m Walking Beluncl You As we glance through our album we reminice about certain songs which are literally overflowing with memories. These memories go as far back as our first years in school. The titles reflect the fun and excitement that were ours in all we did during those years. But as we advanced we were molded slowly, as a record might be, from a soft gummy plastic to a hard, shiny, new record of which everyone is always proud. These changes and improvements were made possible by the high ideals which are continually set before us and which lead us on TO GREATER PERFECTIONV.