ate or similar material and with drawers for posters
 and cabinets for supplies; sufficient kneehole space
 for two people (For 18"-20" on wall above work
 counter, plastic laminate or similar material should
 be installed to protect wall when books are lac-
 quered. If there is a solid wall behind the work
 counter, it should have hanging cabinets or open,
 adjustable shelving not to exceed 7' in height.)
 b. Shelving Several types are needed in the work
 area; use all available wall space.
 (1) Magazines for back issues, 14" deep, adjustable,
 7' high
 (2) Regular, adjustable library shelving, 8" deep, 7'
 high, for books not yet cataloged
 c. Desk and chair for librarian
 d. Typewriter, typewriter table, and chair
 e. One three- or four-drawer metal filing cabinet, legal
 size
 f. Card catalog cabinet to house shelf list (One drawer
 holds 1,000 cards.) It must be purchased from library
 supply house.
 g. One straight chair, 18" high
 h. Wardrobe & storage cabinet (See Appendix, Drawing
 9.)
 i. Additional electrical outlets or electrical wire molding
 in baseboard of each wall

D. Audio-Visual Equipment and Materials Storage Room
 1. Purposes and Activities
 a. Storing audio-visual materials filmstrips, films, slides,
 disc and tape recordings, maps, charts, globes, display
 materials, and other materials to be shared among
 classrooms
 b. Storing audio-visual equipment motion-picture pro-
 jectors, filmstrip projectors, opaque and overhead pro-
 jectors, record players, tape recorders, and screens
 c. Storing supplies for projectors lamps, belts, cords,
 reels
 d. Processing new materials
 e. Inspecting and repairing materials