Eau Claire High School - Kodak Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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OFFICE FORCE STANDING: M. I. Olson, clerk, Mrs. Larsbn, clerk, 1. Record, secre tary to the principal SEATED: I. Burgess, secretary to the superintendent . ,Kehbem O- wnglgtnpxil . Unger NS I G. Beltefspr Almbefgf R951 ' th-yefl 1 T-Wifi CO, I L ohns0f'fA' ' Schlege ' ' L . EJ F 51AND1v1G.Nl.Ba-yqtflln V ,ix A SEAT?-Da' ' ' l , ' Yrlwlj 'KN C053 B Ci . 'RU- SZJNYED' R F261

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Www Some seven thousand volumes, recrea- tional and informative, were accessible the past year to the hundreds of patrons of our high school library. To make our shelves even more inviting some two hundred and fifty new additions-in the field of fiction and non-fiction were acquired the past year. To keep in the current of the many changes and occurrences in present-day liv- ing, our librarians maintained a circulation of approximately sixty magazines. These circulated through auditorium study hall, through the library council, as well as the library itself. Especially popular among the more recently acquired subscriptions were Mademoiselle for the feminine interests, and Skywoys , popular with the air-minded. Two new sets of encyclopedias-Britan- nica Junior and Comptons-have met with enthusiastic response while the old favorites still have their faithful patrons. Current book jackets attract I. Petersonfr attention. B. Beller and M. Riley 'make use of the reference corner. H.Lundberg, H. Bafgington, and M. Hale browse through the fiction shelves. i281