Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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GLTV Library reading room, new students, old friends . . . familiar scenes of reg- istration . . . the first quarter of a new school year, a war year . . . Prepara- tion is the key that will unlock the door to real national service, the words of President Franklin S. Harris, setting a tempo for the school year 1942-43. . . Above, Dean Thomas L. Martin, Ap- plied Science, with his assistant Dr. Dean Anderson register students Hel- en Abbott, seated at the table, stand- ing Elizabeth Wilson, Marlin Tanner, Merrill Farley, Nancy Miner, Ellsworth Brown, Deloy Smith, Glen Russell. Hel- en Martin seated also assists the Dean. At left, Dean Gerrit de Jong, Fine Arts. Jane Strong, Karma Jean Cullimore, Mauriel Barnett, Adele Cummings, and Nola de Jong are around the table from left to right. 10

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The people who make our library what it is and keep building it to greater volume . . . Upper left New- bern I. Butt, research expert, Anna Ollerton, genial chief librarian, and Naoma Rich, assocate librarian . . . Below left, a corner of the University Book Bindery ... At left, the reserve room of the library where one ob- tains books to be kept one hour or that will be twenty-five cents please. In the picture are Beth Rich- ardson, and Beth Wight, assisting students with reserve books. Below, the library staff, Beth Richardsen, Mr. Butt, Miss Rich, Miss Ollerton, James Clark, head of the book bindery, and Hattie Knight . . . Silence will be maintained , the rules insist nobody talks, but a good share of study is accompanied by surreptious notes . . . the library has long been an unofficial date bureau . . . Surprisingly complete for a school of this size, the library has several thousand volumes . . . Blue Keys police the reading room . . . Stay long enough and you ' ll see anybody.