A library is one of the treasure houses of knowledge, and to know the keys to its chambers and to fit them into its locks easily and quickly, is to be equipped to gain knowledge and turn it into power.

"This is the purpose for teaching Library Science in our High School. The class is composed of the twenty-three student librarians and is required only for these students. This course counts one-half credit towards graduation. It is offered twice a week for six weeks of the first semester. The course includes lessons on the following subjects: good citizenship in the library, printed parts of a book, how to use books and how to care for them, Dewey Decimal Classification System, how to use the card catalog, how to use the dictionary, how to use reference books, and how to do book mending.

During the year a thousand new books have been accessioned and catalogued. Four new sets of encyclopedias have been added. There is a new steel filing cabinet for newspaper clippings, pictures and pamphlets. Over one hundred books have been Repaired and returned to the shelves.

The average daily circulation has been two hundred and fifty books with fiction heading the list and biography, prose, poetry, drama, and vocational literature following consecutively."