Long Beach City College - Saga Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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FR ESHMEN SPRING CLASS OFFI- CERS upper right. Pres- ident Don SiK ' ershield. Vice-President Bill Ames, Secretary Marjorie Lud- low, Treasurer Rosemary Myers. FALL CLASS OFFI- CERS: Treasurer June Stewart, President Wally McDannel. Vice-President Tom Shallenberger, Sec- retary Ruth Mather ab- sent from picture.

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I B R R Most hallowed of the College ' s halls of learning, most truly expressive of today ' s educational ideals, is the library. There may be found yesterday ' s masterpieces, cur- rent thought and philosophical theory, technical books in great numbers and half the College ' s population. Capacity crowds of 150 students all during the day mark this not only the intellectual, but also the great social center of the institution. Average daily circulation figures of 368 out of a total collection of 18,500 volumes indicates the consistent use of this collection, already noted among Southern California junior colleges. Newest and finest books in every field of knowledge may be found on its shelves, with still newer ones, from cookbooks to calculus, waiting to be catalogued. Miss Fay Tunison, head librarian, con- ducts this institution with a firm hand, subduing exuberant students at one instant and locating a thesis on Andorran com- merce the next. She is assisted by Miss Lorena Hopkins, assistant librarian, and Miss Edna Hay, clerk. N.Y.A. students working in several shifts also help in keeping the stacks, files and mid- period rush in order.