Periodicals are in demand this six week's period. WendeU Guty searches for current material pertaining to world-wide historical events and persons. Library assistants dig out latest issues of "Time,'' "Newsweek'' and "U. S. News." LIBRARY STAFF Aides cater to cur1ous minds BOTTOM ROW : Rondclli, Matty, Penczak, Tomsic, Mazzocco, Susa. ROW TWO: Chuma, Baker, Durinzi, Show, Dorsey, Lake, Boyle. ROW THREE : Midlik. Hennessey, Rosneck. Rupenthal, Plisko, Palaisa. 'Tis timo to poy for overdue book. ~Renew this, please." "Stamp this book.'' "Where do I pay my fine?'' These expressions badger the hbrary aides. After a short adjustment period, these phrases are taken in stnde by the assist– ants throughout the day. Why do these students v.ill– ingly give up lunch hours and valuable study hours to work in the library? Some say it is be– cause they form new friendships and learn to assume responsi– bility; others, it is a welcome break in heavy schedules. What– ever the reason may be, they find library work gratifying. Un– der the direction of Mrs. Martha Barantovich, they efficiently carry out their specific assign– ments.
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