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D t 111 or it tl All ^ A c $- c i ■ Our education is built upon the foundation which
A^lui^ ufci-o llfritten has been laid by the books we use in our daily lives.

Lining the walls of the library at Delhaas are numer­
ous shelves filled with a wealth of literature. In
addition, each year our librarian arranges a Book Fair
which makes a variety of books available to students

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Reading is, perhaps, the greatest factor in education. Each year,
Delhaas sponsors a Book Fair which stresses the importance of an
extensive reading program. This display is just one of many used
to develop student interest.

During National Book Week, of which Book Fair small
A display of many old books in our library proves to be quite inter­ part, interest in all types of books is developed. Both fiction and
esting to this young lady. We, unfortunately, did not manage to non-fiction books are purchased by some pupils. Others turn to the
secure her name She glanced toward our photographer, but was
much more interested in the books.

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