APPENDIX 1


Sources of Additional Help


 I. Resource Persons

 A. County Supervisors of Instructional Materials

 B. School Librarians Experienced in Planning Materials
 Centers

 C. Consultant in Instructional Materials, State Department of
 Education, Tallahassee, Florida

 D. State School Architect, State Department of Education,
 Tallahassee, Florida

 II. Library Supply Houses and School Equipment Companies

 For names and addresses of some commercial companies from
 whom library equipment may be purchased, consult the sec-
 tion, "Dealers and Commercial Services," in The Materials
 Center (Bulletin 22C, Department of Education, Tallahassee,
 Florida), pp. 93-101.

 HI. Selected Bibliography


Fargo, Lucile F. The Library in
 the School. Chicago: American
 Library Association, 1947. pp.
 202-244. $4.00.
 Directions are given for planning
 the library to fit the school with
 recommendations for space re-
 quired for reading, conference,
 work, and storage rooms. Gives
 floor plans and directions for
 building equipment on pages
 202-244. Not as up to date as
 some pamphlets but still au-
 thoritative. (New edition now in
 process.)
Gardiner, Jewel. Administering Li-
 brary Service in the Element-
 ary School. 2d ed. Chicago:
 American Library Associa-


 tion, 1954. $3.50.
 A chapter on the physical setup
 of the library gives a good over-
 all discussion of space allot-
 ments, equipment, arrangement,
 and furniture needed for an ele-
 mentary library.
Morgan, Willard D., and Lester,
 Henry M. Graphic Graflex
 Photography. New York: Mor-
 gan and Lester Publishers,
 1954. $4.80. (Developing, Print-
 ing, and Enlarging).
 On pages 131-163 is a short
 summary of darkroom housing
 and equipment needs along with
 some darkroom procedures. Sug-
 gestions are concise and very
 helpful.