glare surface. It may be fitted with a depressible
 book truck or a slot and a bin underneath for re-
 turning books. There should be shelving and drawer
 space underneath and at least two sections or regu-
 lar shelving on the wall behind the desk.
 (2) Dimensions
 (a) Desk length appropriate for size of room; sit-
 ting height, 30"; standing height, 39"
 (b) Chair or stool for use behind charging desk
e. Vertical file
 (1) Size: three- or four-drawer legal size
 (2) Number needed: minimum of two (The need for
 additional files will be determined by the type of
 classroom instruction.)
f. Card catalog cabinet
 (1) This cabinet must be purchased from a library sup-
 ply house. Purchase should be made in multiples of
 five-drawer units so that additional units may be
 added as needed.
 (2) Cards for approximately 1,000 books can be housed
 in one five-drawer unit. Each school should have
 at least one five-drawer unit.
g. Bulletin boards and display case
 (1) At least one 3' x 5' or 3' x 6', plain frame, no trim;
 may be recessed in two sections of shelving (See
 Appendix, Drawing 7.)
 (2) Fiberboard backing is satisfactory.
 (3) A glassed-in display case may be recessed in the
 corridor wall outside the entrance door to the li-
 brary.
h. Atlas and dictionary stands
 (1) A stand with space for a dictionary on top and
 several atlases below will be useful in the high
 school library and may be purchased from a library
 supply house.
 (2) Revolving-table model dictionary holders may also
 be used, may be purchased from a library supply
 house.
i. Book truck
 One should be provided for the small school; two or