1926 Castle on the
Hill Yearbook – The Library
William A. Ranck,
A.B. – Northwestern takes pride in the fact that “Bill” was a true Ranger
and the product of her training. In
addition to his official position as librarian he had full charge of the courses
in sociology and was fast becoming the most popular instructor in the
college. He received his degree from
Northwestern in 1922 and completed advanced study in the University of Colorado.
The Library…
One
of the greatest assets of the Northwestern
State Teachers
College was the library, which was unequalled by
that of any other institution of its size in the Southwest. It offered unusual facilities, as it had both
an adequate collection of books and a beautiful spacious reading room. Over 30,000 books were available. There were no library dues and the pleasant
new quarters were conducive to long hours in the reading rooms.