Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1938, Page 73

Description:	LIBRARY STAFFThroughout the entire school year our high schoollibrary hums busily as the some 1500 students in the seniorhigh make use of the excellent facilities offered for reference and recreational reading.To satisfy the demands of this host of students wouldbe far too great a task for a single librarian. Because of thiscondition and for the purpose of giving training in librarywork to interested students, the library training class hasbeen organized.Members of the class, which is open to juniors andseniors, are required to give one period a day to work in thelibrary and also one afternoon each week in order that theafter-school demand may be accommodated. The class, underthe direction of Miss Ella Davidson, librarian, meets once aweek in regular recitation.One credit is given for one year of work in the course.Not only do these members of the library staff greatly assistthe librarian and the entire student body, but they are enabled to learn the clock-work of a library and its procedure.During the many years that library classes have performed their functions in B. H. S. our libraries have grownbigger and better and have been able to efficiently meet themounting demands of an ever increasing enrollment.Standing—Miss Davidson,Frank Brummett, CarolDeckard, Bill Jackson.First Table—-Jane Tourner,Bob Baxter, Olive Curtis,Warren Phillips, Hilda Apple, Robert Adams, PhyllisFaris.Second Table—Helen Pope,Mary Ann Beem, MarvinSweet, Frances Vickery,Mary Frances Ridge, MaryLouise Young, CatherineBusenbark, Annabelle Atwood.Page seventy-three
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Collection:	Bloomington High School

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