University of Wisconsin Stout - Tower Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Minnie Becker Secretary to the President James Thompson Account Examiner Mary E. Kii.i.ian Director of Food Services Ora Chase, R.N. College Nurse AT STOUT FRONT ROW: Dcanna Rude, Lois King. SECOND ROW: Shirley Wagner, Carol Koepnick, Eva Rogers. t ' W

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Frank J. Belisle Registrar, Placement Chairman E. J. Schoepp Business Manager Louis Rodey Chief Engineer Rudolph Roen Superintendent of Buildings SERVICES FRONT ROW: Alice Bechtel, Jane Schncck. SECOND ROW: Sharon Moroni, Sharon Dhucy, Sandra Crawford.

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LIBRARY One of the buildings on campus that every student is familiar with is the library. Its director, Miss Phyllis Bentley, and her staff of librarians are kept busy from the first day of registration until the last day of school. The first few days are devoted to checking out textbooks, but soon thereafter student ' s needs. Many of them make a habit of stopping material for term papers, reports, and daily assignments. The magazine section at the end of the main study room contains enough papers and magazines to satisfy every student ' s needs. Many students make a habit of stopping here at least once a day to catch up on the latest news. In the spacious reading room students have access to many books placed these purely for enjoyment. They can find old issues of magazines and newspapers necessary for the writing of research papers in the stacks on both first and second floors. Also in the stacks are many of the best books available in the fields of home economics and industrial arts. In the basement of the library are several rooms used for meetings of campus organizations. The audio-visual room also located in the basement is frequently used in presenting visual aids to college classes. Maynard Bjork browses through the stacks for some reference material Several freshman students explore the card catalog for necessary information an