This report describes a cooperative library project in which a public, a university, and a high school library in Oklahoma collaborated to (1) acquaint high school students, college freshmen, and other area patrons with the library resources available to them in the city of Chickasha; (2) instruct them in the use of library resources; and (3) give each participant hands-on experience in using these resources. The report identifies project goals and objectives; details the project evaluation methodology; discusses the project's effectiveness, efficiency, benefits, administration, and instructional methods; and presents ten recommendations. Appendices provide a project team questionnaire, a program presentation log, a participant evaluation form, a list of areas for possible evaluation, selected examples of project publicity, the workbook used by program participants, slide-tape scripts used in instruction, and the project's interlibrary loan policy. (FM)