Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HHTERI LS CEIT[ii Do YOU have a unit on bird ' s eggs? Where can I find a bibliography of poems on ditch digging? Do you have some books a fifth grade pupil might like on the Egyptian Sphinx? These are some typical questions that varied practice teachers have answered in the Materials Center. Called the Kid Lit library by students of English 202, this department is a storehouse of elementary textbooks and other materials typical to the elementary school library. Anne Robert-, lib lerh. Ceorfie Butler of the De,,, l.ibniry Science: Murfiuret Sundline. Head. Material Ce, a nen edition of the Poetry Index. FRITZ VEIT, Director of Libraries, ORA ANDERS, PAULINE ATHERTON, GEORGE E. BUTLER, MARY JANE RANDOLPH, MARGARET S SANDINE, LORAINE WRIGHT. Page Nineteen

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■1 LIBRARIES dor of Lib, ine ff riaht. . Frilz f eil and Circulation (U ' lmrtnu for the vanipra in the nuiin rending The libraries of the College include an audiovisual center, a circulation department, a materials center, a periodical department, a reference department, and a reserve room. The Director of Libraries, Fritz Veit, coordinates these multifarious departments into a functioning whole. Loraine Wright, head of the circulation department, handles problems connected with materials that circulate. Maurice Thompson, library clerk, finds as she checks student ' s books out. for a quiet laugh

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Ttis is the newest department of the library. A.V. represents an agglomeration of filmstrips, projectors, tape recorders, phonograhps, screens, a tachistoscope, and many other instruments. William J. Quinley, department head, is thoroughly familiar with the antics of practice students. In addition to providing training on various devices, this room also contains a circulating collection of