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Library, where the sound of si­ lence is well-known, but not recog­ nizable, seems to be a hopping place these days. It appears that a good majority of the Junior class spends every fleeting moment there. It is cheerful, very socially orientated, and basically a very pleasant place. Library is the focal point of the junior class.
there ever was one).
“ I have seen kids in there that I
have not laid eyes on for two, three or more years. I would have thought that they had left, but they just popped in at the Library!” said Sam Imbolli, a man who frequently visits the Library. When asked about Thomas Dewey, he said, ‘‘The man was a pioneer, a rene­
old standby, boredom. Jon Nolan said, ‘‘Then, of course, if you get bored, you can go to the Library and play one of those fantastic games, like Dewey Decimal’s Triv­ ial Pursuit or ‘Learn how to say Merry Christmas in 188 different languages.’ ”
It must be the super attention giv­ en to us in Library by the librarians or good company or the peaceful solitude or an urge to be ejected from Library, or perhaps some oth­ er tendency that attracts us all to
Welcome to Library Corner
Mrs. Shiroki, Mrs. Shanahan, gade, a rebel without a cause, a
and Mrs. Costello are the loyal keepers of the Library. They are always running around with smiles on their faces while replacing books, etc. They are always willing to help a student who has no idea how to use the Dewey Decimal System (which was created by Thomas Dewey, truly a genius if
herb — Why just the other day I entered the Library and heard cheers of ‘Dewey, Dewey!’”
There are many reasons for go­ Mrs. Shiroki’s Library Corner. ‘‘It ing to the library: to do homework, just would not be the same,” said
to think up new ways to get thrown Joe Sawmiller, ‘‘without being out by Mrs. Shiroki, to rest (in oth­ greeted by Mrs. Shiroki in the
er words sleep), and to talk with friends. Then, course, there is that
morning.”
Stephen Pendrak Nicholas Pestillo Richard Pfohl Bradley Pinsky David Sanchez
Joseph Sav/miller John Schaap Jeffery Scheiwiller Michael Sgobbo Kenneth Shanahan
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