Illinois Valley Community College - Yearbook (Oglesby, IL)

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At the circulation desk JC students borrow rubber stamps and paper clips, get change, ask for the daily papers buy four cent stamps recover lost textbooks, rent typewriters, leave messages, use the staplers and paper punch appropriate scotch tape and find straight edges --fringe benefits offered patrons by Through the triple doors at the main entrance to McCormack Memorial Library, LPO students come and go fby request and by choicej--individually and collectively--in the course of each day. From the arrival of the morning news- papers during zero hour until well into thc eighth period, the resources of the library are available to JC students.

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College students know that classwork is most profitable when it is supplemented by carefully prepared assignments and enriched by individual research and wide reading. The pleasant, artistic atmosphere of McCormack Library lends itself to both academic pursuits and leisure time reading. ' -Qcew In the carefully selected reference col- lection, LPO students find answers to most of their questions. Consulting the latest edition of the Britannica is Ron Carpenter. Mike Clinch, Jeff Novak, and Jerry Orlandini have found their authorities in other sources. I l l E 5 The collection of bound and unbound periodicals is valuable to the students who have learned to use guides to periodical literature.

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Has ' fy. For the first time this year, choir offi- cers were elected. They are, left to Ruth Nealand, secretaryg Ken Zimney, presidentg and Bill Martin, treasurer. W' xx V : f ' L si 7' MW 'ea' : X n o f- 3 - E M - ip: - B ,,-,, 5' ,Y - te S P l 1 L fm A f fe A 'J J' - YK. ' An indispensable person in a good choir is, of course, a capable ac- companist. Lloyd Giesler certain- ly fills this role very well. fain right: Bernie Biolchini, vice presidentg