October 8, 1956
CHORUS TN REHEARSALS
EERIE
It was received in the past with en
thusiasm by appreciative audiences in
both Fottsvllie and Hazleton.
Tf you appreciate good music ( or would
like to learn to appreciate It ) and if
you want to belong to a group, like to
sing, or like to meet new and interest
ing people-1n other words, have FUN--
then contact Miss Garbrick. Better
hurry, however,' for membership to the
chorus will be closed in one more week.
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FULL-TIME LIBRARI;IN
One of the most welcome additions to
the everchanging scene at Htghacres is
Yrs. Ferry, our first full-tine librar
ian.
During previous semesters, Professor
Garbrick, along with a full schedule of
classes, mamagod to keep our library
open and functioning. However, the job
became so gargantuan, that it became
impossible for Professor Garbrick to
handle both library work and classes.
Now we have Mrs. Ferry to undertake
such arduous problems as revising the
inadequate card catalogue, taking com
plete inventory, and devising some meth
od of indexing the stacks and stacks of
magazines on the third floor.
IGHAC RES C OLLEGTAN
However, Yrs. Ferryts excellent back
ground will undoubtedly be an assi.stanc
to her. A graduate of Kutztown Teacher
College, Mrs. Ferry received her B.S. a
Vuhlenterg College, and has studied
Library Science at Temple University.
Besides her academic qualifications she
has the advantage of having a pleasant
personality, so that no one resents an
occasional reminder from her that the
library should be a quiet place.
This list of general rules and service
that follow should help the student ge
the most from the library.
The library will be open every day fro
8145 to 4:45.
Books may be withdrawn for a period of
two weeks, and may be renewed for two
more weeks if the book Is not reserved
;Lll books should be put on charge desk
when returned.
Reference Books may not be taken from
library.
Books on the Reserve Book shelves may
taken out at 4:30, hut must he return&
the next morning at 8:45.
Magazines may be taken out only for
special assignments, and individuals
must siEn for them.
fine of 2¢ a day will be charged for
over-due books.
KOMEDY
Lyla Berish
Heard from a A.F.R.O.T.C. cadet
lIT am at attention, sir. Tt's my uni—
form that's at ease.”
PROFESSOR-- one who talks in other
LTBRARY cont►d
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