ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


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Personnel
A P P O I N T M E N T S

Linda Allen is now assistant catalog librar­
ian, Purdue University.

Patricia Allen has been named undergrad­
uate reference librarian and assistant professor, 
University of Tennessee.

Lawrence Auld, formerly assistant librarian 
for systems and research at Oakland University, 
is now head, technical processes, Oregon State 
University, Corvallis, Oregon.

James M. Babcock, chief of the Burton 
Historical Collection of the Detroit public li­
brary since 1957, has been named director of 
libraries and associate professor of library 
science, Alma College, Alma, Michigan.

Mrs. Caroline Bachlund has recently been 
appointed assistant librarian of the Dumbarton 
Oaks research library.

Gerald E. Bailey has been appointed hu­
manities librarian, Idaho State University.

Barry B. Baker is now assistant librarian, 
technical services, Macon Junior College, Ma­
con, Georgia.

Beverly L. Bebout has joined the staff of 
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute as a reference 
librarian.

Mary Lou Beran is now cataloging librarian 
and acting head cataloger, Idaho State Uni­
versity.

Larry X. Besant is now assistant director 
for technical services and associate professor, 
University of Houston.

Kathryn Joan Blue has been appointed 
second assistant cataloging librarian, College 
of William and Mary.

Roberta Boone has accepted the position 
of Anglo-American bibliographer and assistant 
instructor of library administration, Ohio State 
University.

Edward Bosworth is now senior assistant 
librarian, serials and binding, Cornell Uni­
versity.

C. Trenton Boyd has been appointed science 
reference librarian at Wichita State University.

Mrs. Daisy S. Brightenback has joined the 
staff of Rutgers as instructor in library science 
and supervisor of the cataloging library.

Lauretta Gay Buck has been appointed as­
sistant catalog librarian, North Carolina State 
University, Raleigh.

Michael Buckner has been named science 
librarian, Western Michigan University.

Anthony M. Butler is now librarian, Cap­
itol campus, Pennsylvania State University.

Jennifer Cargill has been appointed as­
sistant science librarian and instructor, Uni­
versity of Houston.

Burton Lea Cesare is now head, circula­
tion department, College of William and Mary.

Mrs. Patricia Chapman has accepted a po­
sition as cataloger at Sonoma State College, 
California.

Mrs. E ffie Chen is the Chinese cataloger, 
Princeton University.

Lee-Hua Chin has joined the staff of Prince­
ton University as a cataloger.

Mrs. Eva Conrad is a new staff member in 
the cataloging department, Princeton Univer­
sity.

Virginia Lee Conrard has been appointed 
assistant acquisition librarian, Wisconsin State 
University, Whitewater.

Mrs. Doris Case Cook has joined the staff 
of the University of South Florida as assistant 
reference librarian.

William L. Corya is now assistant en­
gineering librarian, Purdue University.

Mrs. Mary A. Craft has been named ref­
erence librarian, Purdue University.

James Craig is now biological sciences li­
brarian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

Mrs. Jennie Cross has been appointed gov­
ernment documents librarian and supervisor of 
the archives, Kresge library, Oakland Univer­
sity, Rochester, Michigan.

Mrs. Carol Combs Cutler joined the staff 
of the North Carolina State University, Raleigh, 
on September 1, 1968, as assistant catalog li­
brarian.

Lorraine Virginia Davis has joined the 
University of Houston as assistant catalog li­
brarian and instructor.

Shirley Davis is now assistant acquisition 
librarian, East Texas State University.

Mrs. Jean Day has been appointed periodi­
cals librarian, Sonoma State College, California.

N. Harvey Deal, formerly assistant uni­
versity librarian, University of Cincinnati, be­
came director of libraries of the Virginia Com­
monwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, on 
July 1, 1968.

Eunice Dennis is now head reference li­
brarian, East Texas State University.

Joyce Dewbre is now assistant catalog li­
brarian, East Texas State University.

Richard Duris has accepted the position of 
assistant head, music library, and assistant in­
structor of library administration, Ohio State 
University.

Lucille Edwards has been appointed ma­
terials reference consultant at the College of 
DuPage, Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

Rheda Epstein has joined the staff of the 
University of South Florida as an assistant 
catalog librarian.

Donald D. F oos is now assistant professor 
and administrative assistant in the school of 
library science, State University College, Genes­
eo, New York.



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Ronald Force has accepted the position of 
assistant to the head, department libraries, and 
assistant instructor of library administration, 
Ohio State University.

Robert Fraser is now rare books cataloger, 
Princeton University.

L. H. Freiser, former chief librarian of the 
Toronto board of education, has been ap­
pointed as director of the newly formed Long 
Island library resources council.

Laura Nell Gasaway is now assistant cata­
log librarian and instructor, University of 
Houston.

Mrs. Susan Gauck is now an assistant li­
brarian, Cornell University.

Mary M. Gibbs has been appointed assistant 
reference librarian, Purdue University.

Mrs. Margaret D. Gidney is the new head 
librarian at D’Youville College, Buffalo, New 
York.

William B. Gordon has been named head 
of the serials department, University of South 
Carolina.

Gloria Green has accepted appointment as 
a book cataloger, Air University Library, Max­
well Air Force Base.

Anthony L. Grillo is now serials librarian, 
Bloomsburg (Pennsylvania) State College.

Pauline Hall is now instructor in library 
science and assistant serials librarian, Texas 
A&M University.

Mrs. Dorothy Hamel has been appointed 
acquisitions librarian, Nevada Southern Uni­
versity, Las Vegas.

Mrs. Mary Lou Barker Harkness was ap­
pointed director of libraries, University of 
South Florida, on July 1, 1968.

Mrs. Madlynne Harris has joined the staff 
of the Maurice and Laura Falk library, Univer­
sity of Pittsburgh, as serials librarian.

Mrs. Linda Harwell is now a cataloger at 
Randolph-Macon Women’s College, Lynchburg, 
Virginia.

Peter Haskell is now an assistant librarian, 
Cornell University.

Mrs. Maxine B. Hayden is the new ac­
quisitions librarian at Idaho State University.

Mrs. Irene Cullen Heninger has been ap­
pointed acting assistant professor, University 
of Washington school of librarianship.

Mrs. Vera C. Hinds is now assistant li­
brarian, reference department, Teachers Col­
lege, Columbia University.

Ruth Ann Hively has been appointed an 
assistant reference librarian, University Park, 
Pennsylvania State University.

Beatrice Holbrook has been appointed as­
sistant catalog librarian, North Carolina State 
University, Raleigh.

Ralph Holloway became assistant campus 
librarian, Tarrant County Junior College, Fort 
Worth, Texas, on September 1, 1968.

Mrs. Martha Houston has joined the ref­

erence faculty at Wichita State University.
Nancy Hoyle, formerly with the Encyclo­

paedia Britannica, is now bibliographer and 
assistant professor in the graduate school of 
library service, Rutgers University.

Maria C. Huang is now assistant catalog 
librarian, Purdue University.

Mrs. Sheila Johnson has been appointed 
cataloger at Sonoma State College, California.

John Earl Keeth has joined the University 
of South Florida as assistant librarian in ac­
quisitions.

Patrick Emmett Kehoe is now assistant 
law librarian and assistant professor, Univer­
sity of Houston.

Patterson S. Kelsey has been named circu­
lation librarian, SUNY, Stony Brook, Long 
Island.

Mrs. Gizella Keppel-Jones is now an as­
sistant reference librarian, Cornell University.

Mrs. Soowon Kim has returned as Japanese 
and Korean head cataloger, Princeton Univer­
sity.

Mrs. Evelyn M. King has been appointed 
instructor in library science and special collec­
tions librarian, Texas A&M University.

Mrs. Nancy S. Klath is the new serials 
acquisitions librarian, Princeton University.

Mrs. Galina Kraft is now an assistant cat­
alog librarian, Cornell University.

Mrs. Myoung-Ja L. Kwon is the new assist­
ant cataloger, Nevada Southern University, Las 
Vegas.

Burton E. Lamkin has been appointed ad­
junct lecturer in data processing, school of li­
brary and information science, University of 
Maryland.

Mrs. Hilda Labrada is now assistant li­
brarian and foreign bibliographer, catalog de­
partment, Teachers College, Columbia Uni­
versity.

Sung Ock Lee has been appointed assistant 
agricultural and biological sciences librarian, 
University Park, Pennsylvania State University.

Hellmut Lehman-Haupt will become pro­
fessor of bibliography and consultant in rare 
books in the University of Missouri on Feb­
ruary 1, 1969.

Robin Lesueur has been appointed librarian 
of Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, 
New Jersey.

Berna Judith Levine has been appointed 
assistant law librarian, College of William and 
Mary.

John Lolley has been named reference li­
brarian, Tarrant County Junior College, Fort 
Worth, Texas.

Francis George Levy will join the faculty 
of the school of library and information science, 
University of Maryland, in February, 1969 as 
visiting lecturer in the field of classification 
and information retrieval.

Vasyl Luchkiu, formerly associate librarian,



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State University College, Brockport, New York, 
has been named director of library services, 
Rockland Community College, SUNY, Suffern, 
New York.

Kathleen McCullough is now assistant 
order librarian, Purdue University.

Rebecca McKillyps has been appointed as­
sistant circulation librarian, College of William 
and Mary.

James R. Macklin is now coordinator of re­
source services and head reference librarian 
at Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio.

Mrs. Antoinette Maleady has joined the 
staff as music and phonorecord librarian at 
Sonoma State College, California.

Katherine M. Markee is an assistant refer­
ence librarian, Purdue University.

Jane H. Marks is now assistant reference 
librarian and instructor, University of Tennessee.

Myles Martin has been appointed associate 
professor, Syracuse University school of library 
science. In addition to his teaching duties, Dr. 
Martin will begin planning the new PhD pro­
gram which the school will soon offer.

Mrs. Sharon Mason has accepted a position 
as serial bibliographer and instructor of library 
administration, Ohio State University.

Mrs. Carolyn S. Mateer is now assistant 
librarian, Capitol campus, Pennsylvania State 
University.

Milton C. Mayes has been appointed assist­
ant librarian for readers services and instructor 
in library science at Concord College, Athens, 
West Virginia.

Albert J. Miller has been named librarian, 
Kensington campus, Pennsylvania State Univer­
sity.

Tae H. Min is now social science librarian, 
Idaho State University.

Gerald Moeller has been appointed graph­
ic arts technician at the College of DuPage, 
Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

Alison Mook has joined the staff of the 
Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 
as an assistant reference librarian.

Charles J. Morazan is now librarian of the 
Macon Junior College, Macon, Georgia.

John A. Mraz has been appointed cataloger 
at Lewis College, Lockport, Illinois.

Frances Myers is now a serials cataloger, 
Princeton University.

Paul Napier became cataloger for special 
materials in July at the George Washington 
University, Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Lynda M. Netherland is now assistant 
reference librarian, East Texas State University.

Douglas D. Oleson has accepted the posi­
tion as head, west campus library, and assistant 
instructor of library administration, Ohio State 
University.

Janet R. Olsen is now assistant acquisition 
librarian, Bloomsburg (Pennsylvania) State 
College.

Edwin E. Olson has been appointed re­
search associate on the manpower research 
project, school of library and information science, 
University of Maryland.

Mrs. Barbara Pactor has been appointed 
document cataloger, Air University library, 
Maxwell Air Force Base.

James H. Parrish will become chief librar­
ian of the Hawaii Medical library Inc., Hon­
olulu, on December I, 1968.

Barbara Parrott is now an assistant refer­
ence librarian, Princeton University.

Marjorie Peregoy has joined the staff of 
the University of Houston as catalog and serials 
librarian and instructor.

Aaron Polonsky is now acquisition librarian, 
Bloomsburg (Pennsylvania) State College.

Jack Pontius is now an assistant reference 
librarian, SUNY, Stony Brook, Long Island.

Richard Powdrell has been appointed co­
ordinator of materials utilization at the College 
of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

Donald Rady has accepted the position of 
international gifts and exchange librarian and 
associate professor of library administration, 
Ohio State University.

Janet Reed has been named assistant to the 
director, University Park, Pennsylvania State 
University.

George P. Rehrauer is now associate pro­
fessor of library service in Rutgers University.

David L. Reich is now associate director, 
public services, for the Dallas (Texas) public 
libraries.

Phyllis Richmond has been appointed pro­
fessor of library science, Syracuse University 
school of library science. She will join the 
faculty in January, 1969.

Leon E. Rowe has been named librarian, 
York campus, Pennsylvania State University.

Mrs. Sandra Schield is now assistant science 
librarian and instructor, University of Houston.

Ida Schwartzberg has joined the staff of 
Teachers College, Columbia University as an 
assistant librarian, cataloging department.

Allen Sévigny, formerly public library con­
sultant in the New York state library division 
of library development, is now executive di­
rector of the Central New York Reference & 
Resources Council.

Kay Louise Shaffer has accepted a position 
as Slavic cataloger and assistant instructor of 
library administration, Ohio State University.

Dorothy R. Shaulis has been appointed as­
sociate librarian at Susquehanna University, 
Selingsgrove, Pennsylvania.

Ann Slevin is now an assistant reference 
librarian, Princeton University.

Carol Small is now assistant librarian, 
cataloging department, Teachers College, Co­
lumbia University.

Patricia A. Smith has accepted a position 
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of library administration, Ohio State University.
Beverly J. Speck is a newly appointed ref­

erence librarian at Memphis State University.
Mary Jane Stoneburg is now head of the 

periodicals department, Bucknell University.
Linda K. Stopher has accepted the position 

of reference librarian and assistant instructor 
of library administration, Ohio State University.

Mrs. Jo Jernigan Stroud has joined the 
staff at North Carolina State University, Ra­
leigh, as assistant serials librarian.

Anna Stuliglowa is now senior assistant 
librarian and Soviet studies bibliographer, Cor­
nell University.

Melissa M. Sung has joined the staff of 
SUNY, College at Geneseo, as assistant cata­
loged

George Sykora is now a descriptive cata­
loged Princeton University.

Merrily E. Taylor is now an assistant ref­
erence librarian, University of South Florida.

Mrs. Myra June Terrell is now assistant 
reference librarian, East Texas State University.

Walter K. Thigpen is now assistant under­
graduate librarian and assistant professor, Uni­
versity of Tennessee.

Felicia J. Thomas is now cataloger and 
instructor, University of Tennessee.

Robert A. Tibbetts has accepted the posi­
tion of curator of rare books and special col­
lections and instructor of library administra­
tion, Ohio State University.

Mrs. Ruth Tracy is a newly appointed as­
sistant librarian, Cornell University.

Betty Treece is now assistant catalog li­
brarian, East Texas State University.

Patricia Truschel has joined the staff of 
the Maurice and Laura Falk library, University 
of Pittsburgh, as circulation librarian.

Mrs. Helen Welch Tuttle, formerly ac­
quisition librarian at the University of Illinois, 
Urbana, is now assistant university librarian 
for preparations, Princeton University.

Robert Veihman has been appointed ma­
terials preparation consultant at the College 
of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

Matthew J. Vellucci has been appointed 
research associate and special assistant to the 
dean, school of library and information science, 
University of Maryland.

Mary Jo Vincent has been appointed to 
the position of acting assistant reserve librarian, 
Wisconsin State University, Whitewater.

Henry Voos is now associate professor of 
library service in Rutgers University.

E sther Waldron has recently joined the 
catalog department of the Maurice and Laura 
Falk library, University of Pittsburgh.

Kenneth G. Walter is now assistant di­
rector for technical services, University of 
South Carolina.

Richard R. Ward has joined the staff of 
Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, as co­

ordinator of media services and audio-visual 
director.

Gladys C. Wessels has been appointed co­
ordinator of instructional services and acting 
head of instructional materials services, Wright 
State University, Dayton, Ohio.

Joan Wirth, assistant librarian, is a new 
staff member at Cornell University.

Mrs. Nancy Woelfl has accepted the po­
sition of reference librarian and assistant in­
structor of library administration, Ohio State 
University.

Mrs. Robert E. Wright has been appointed 
an associate in librarianship with responsibili­
ties in the areas of admissions and placement, 
University of Washington school of librarian- 
ship.

Nolan Thomas Yelich is now public ser­
vices librarian at the College of William and 
Mary.

Daniel J. Yett has been appointed science 
bibliographer for the George Washington Uni­
versity library, Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Janice Young is now assistant acquisi­
tions librarian and instructor, University of 
Houston.

Mrs. Dorothy D. S. Yu has joined the staff 
of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute as a 
cataloger.

R E T IR E M E N T S
E linor R. Keefer retired July 19 after 

serving as head librarian for fifteen years and 
as acquisition librarian for the past two years 
at the Bloomsburg (Pennsylvania) State Col­
lege library.

Lora Smith, head of the East Texas State 
University library’s reference department, re­
tired August 31 after completing twenty-three 
years and three months of service. ■ ■

N E C R O L O G Y
Harry Clemons, 88, head librarian at the 

University of Virginia from 1927 to 1950, died 
on August 30.

Miles O. Price, law librarian of Columbia 
University from 1929 until his retirement in 
1961, died on August 18.

Yun K. Song, cataloger at Wichita State 
University, died at her parents’ home in Chun- 
nam, Korea, September 15, while on a visit.

■ ■

IN  MEMORIAM

The Ralph T. Esterquest Memorial 
Fund has been established in the Count­
way library of medicine. Contributions 
are being received by the Countway li­
brary, 10 Shattuck Street, Boston, Massa­
chusetts 02115.



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