La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

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Library assistants clevote one tree period a Karen Haas, Mary Lou Jurkovvski, .loan Piercy, clay to helping out in the library. This years' Ruth Nliillerg CFront fowl Lois Tonwse, Sharon assistants are: fl3acl4 rovvl Nancy Gostomslai, Richarcls, Marcy Ratalslci, ancl Connie Malliclf. Students Make Use of Helpful Staff . Fine Books Ruth Miller, lihrary assistant, inalres a helpful suggestion. ll Vince Matual will use that important reference hook during thircl period, Sheila Platt may reserve it for overnight Use. lhnii- twulvi'

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ln a pep assembly, the L-P cheerleaders: Cback rovvl Mary Ross, Sharon Richards, ffrontl Marlene Nico, Sarah Richards, Marcia Woltmann, Carolee Cam- peggio, Carol Niedzvviecki, Sandy Broyelli, Linda Harl, Joan Roch- novvski, dressed in the costumes of various countries, demonstrate cheering in difterent parts ot the world. Assembly Day when Entertaining Programs are Presented Dr. Llvvellyn Head, representative of the Standard Oil Company, perlorrns an interesting experiment with tire.

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When their assignments require the use of and unbound periodicals, and carefully selected library materials, L-P students may study in the pamphlets are sources of information for special library. A fine reference collection, many bound reports and investigations. and Quiet Atmosphere of the Library The card catalog is the index to bocks in the library. Janet Gmeiner is preparing a bibliography for a term paper, and Dick Hauser is locating information for a special report. The L-P book collection includes l7,000 volumes. Having completed his research for a assignment, Walter Ziel is deciding which of many interesting magazines he will read. The L-P library subscribes to l11O periodicals and three newspapers. particular l Page thirteen