Sticker wall |
Progress |
Stickers |
Students placing stickers |
Let's Stick Together is in the library |
Sticker wall |
Progress |
Stickers |
Students placing stickers |
Let's Stick Together is in the library |
Library Club from the Treasure Chest, 1948 |
True Service
Every period in the week a cheerful and efficient girl may be found behind the desk in the library. This girl is a member of the Library Club and gives up this time to be of service to her school. Her duty is to take care of the books, hand out cards and in general keep the library orderly. This organization, dedicated solely to service, consists of about twenty-five carefully selected Junior and Senor girls, supervised by Mrs. Rauch. For their service, these girls not only gain satisfaction and valuable information but also receive a silver key, after one year and one month of faithful service.
Good times are also had by this organization at their monthly teas, and twice yearly when they take a trip to New York City for dinner and a show. It's officers are president, Carol Foster; vice-president, Marie Baumann and secretary, Mary Lou Schulte.
New flyers in Mepham's Library with QR Codes that take you to mindfulness videos. |
Library Club from the Treasure Chest, 1946 |
Library Service
Please renew this book! Where's yesterday's New York Times? Is this book fiction? How much fine do I owe? Whatever your demands in the library, its efficient staff of girls will answer it. Giving up a study hall each day and one hour after school, they are responsible for the smooth functioning of the library and for the numerous tasks connected with it.
This year the group and Mrs. Rauch, their adviser, had dinner at the Castleholm and then went to see the stage play "Dear Ruth." Although the club has some very pleasant social activities, their first interest is efficient and cheerful service.
Two students look out the library windows. Treasure Chest, 1946 |
Library Club from the Treasure Chest, 1962 |
Library Club
This year's Library Club has lived up to its tradition as Mepham's most outstanding girls' service organization. The members of the Library Club are always ready and willing to aid any student in our library. They also help the librarians in all the necessary tasks of library administration. In addition to mending and checking out books, dusting, and shelving, this year the girls of the Library Club have completely taken over the magazine room. Yet, perhaps the most widely appreciated change has been the extension of the closing hours to 4:30.
The Library Club is far more than a service organization. The club holds monthly teas for its members. At one tea, they were honored in having the district librarian judge their magazines; in another, they planned a tea honoring Mr. George Rapport's book, The Statesman and the Boss. To terminate a very successful year, the Library Club chose new members who will carry on its very fine tradition.
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Library Club from the Treasure Chest, 1951 |
Library Club
The girls in the Library Club, under the expert leadership of Miss Shaver, put in many hours of hard work keeping the library running smoothly. Besides giving up one study hall a day, they also put in one hour a week after school. But all was not work, either. They gave teas once every month, and went into the city to see the play "Peter Pan."
Mepham Library Bulletin Board |