the first 100 pupils enrolled and 5 more magazines
 for each additional 100 pupils.
b. Newspaper rack
 (1) One newspaper stick for each paper received
 (2) Holder for newspaper sticks constructed locally or
 purchased from a library supply house
 (3) Either a separate piece of equipment or built into
 the shelving (See Appendix, Drawing 4.)
c. Tables and chairs
 (1) Design
 Tables should be of sturdy, wooden construction
 with non-glare surface and without footrests or
 drawers. A mixture of round and rectangular tables
 will lend informality to the reading room. Chairs
 should be of sturdy, wooden construction and
 equipped with noiseless tips.
 (2) Dimensions
 If the materials center is used by both junior and
 senior high school pupils, there may be some varia-
 tion in sizes of furniture.
 Rectangular Round
 Height Width Length Diameter
 Tables
 Junior High
 School 28" 3' 5' 48"
 Senior High
 School 30" 3' 5' 48"
 Chairs
 Height
 Junior High School 17"
 Senior High School 18"
 (3' x 5' tables seat 6; round 48" tables seat 4.)
d. Circulation desk
 (1) Design
 The size and shape of the charging desk will largely
 depend upon the size of the main library room
 and the purposes which the charging area will serve.
 The desk may be either sitting height or standing
 height. It may be built by a local expert cabinet-
 maker or purchased from a library supply house. It
 should be of sturdy, wooden construction with non-