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TECH HIGH LIBRARY H One basic school institution which every Smithy discovers and learns to enjoy early in his high school career is the Tech High library. This library, directed for twenty-three years by Mrs. J. O. Freeman, was one of the first organizations developed at Tech High, and it has since proven itself one of the most valuable additions the school has. Each year it is alloted a certain amount from the school fund, with which Mrs. Freeman pur- chases an average of five hundred of the most interesting current books for the benefit and pleasure of the students. MRS. J. O. FREEMAN The Tech High library, with a total of over Librarian eight thousand books, is complete in every way, boasting a large reference collection, a host of fictional novels and short stories, a well stocked non- fiction section covering every subject of student interest, and subscriptions to over seventy popular magazines. To enable boys to locate any book quickly and quietly all books are filed according to the Dewey Decimal System, and an accurate card catalog is provided. The library has always been popular with the students and is currently visited by more than six thousand boys a month-perhaps because through the years Smithies have learned that by merely visiting the library they may acquire a deeper, more valuable knowledge of their studies and thus improve their grades. Any student will find that by a little concentrated reading he can broaden his mind, increase his vocabulary, and gain remarkable insight into any subject he desires. As a man's mind is the storehouse of his knowledge, so a library is a storehouse of the knowledge of the worldg and a student, by the mere transferral of a part of the goods from one to the other, may net a profit of incalculable value.
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CJ 152 I SWEET TAYLOR WALLS WEATHERLY WILLS WOOD THOMAS C. SWEET, M.A., IEleclric Sbopl-Ogle- thorpe University. i H. A. TAYLOR, A.B., M.A.- Baylor University. i' j. A. WALLS, A.B.-Oglethorpe Universityg Bowdoin College. if W. K. WEATH- ERLY, A.B.-University of Georgiag Emory University. i' WM. A. WILLS, B.S.-University of Georgia. ir RALPH W. WOOD, A.B., M.A., IPbysirs1-Emory University.
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