Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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LEONA PEEBLES SILVER, M L.,. Assistant Professor of Library Sc ence A175. Silver browses through Fla AngelicoKv KTrescoesn, a collection of masterpmce pmntmgx recently acquzred. vm- nwrf M4 ! Mao; ,Aw m ,; i Ii mudmquw The College Library

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THE COLLEGE BOARD ; Left to right Urom rowh: G. Harris, J. C. Kozel, C. A. Scriven, H. L. Rudy, E: E. Bietz, E.IS. Humann; Not pictured: C. j P. W, Christian, A. W. Spoo, J. T. Porter; Left to right hback Nagele, W. A. Nelson, E. E. Rlppey. h rowk C. M. Bunker, N. R. Dower, A. J. Gordon, G. E. Taylor, Mr. Sloop helps studentx plan adequate financial programx before they select their academic loads. FTHUR w. SPOO, B. 5., Business Manager pace is a major problem. With the aid of 1 aerial photo, a map, and the telephone, fr. Spoo look: for xpacesfor a new church, 2w classrooms, or a new faculty home. J. RANDALL SLOOP, M. Ed., Director of Student Finance 23

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With the Eastman Recordack, Peggy Donovan and .Mrs. H. E. Ithermcycr read sixteen pages from a standard-sized book reproduced on microcardx. 'l'he Periodical Room LIBRARY The heart of education is a wcll-cquippcd college library whose every book and magazine may be some studenfs academic heart beat whvn he needs inforw mation for a freshman theme, a research projvct, or a MasteIJs thesis. To take the pulse of our library would require finding out which of the 435 magazine sub- scriptions arc wcckly, monthly, or quarterly; addingr the 5 daily newspaper subscriptions to the more than 60,000 books still makes the figure incomplete, for several priceless works are on microfilm strips or cards which save space and expense. For example F. K. Bcilstcinhs 50- volumc Handvuch dcr Organ- ischen Chemic originally costing into the thousands of dollars cost just $100 on 4 x 6 inch microfilm cards. 25