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

M o l l y  A m b o s e  is now a cataloger on the 
staff of the Syracuse University libraries.

C y n t h i a  A n g e l i d e s  is now a photographic 
reference assistant in Widener Library’s pho­
tographic division at Harvard.

E d w a r d  F. B a c h m a n  has joined the staff 
of Syracuse University libraries as manuscript 
processor.

P a u l  D. B a r t o n , J r ., has been appointed 
humanities reference librarian at the Univer­
sity of Arizona library.

M r s . S h e i l a  B e r t r a m  has accepted a po­
sition on the staff of the school of library sci­
ence of the University of Alberta,

M r s . E t h e l  B l o e s c h  has been appointed 
administrative assistant at the school of library 
science, University of Iowa, Iowa City.

L i n d a  B u e s c h e r  was appointed as a cata­
loger at Northeast Missouri State College, 
Kirksville, June 23, 1969.

F r a n c e s  C a r d u c c i  has been appointed as­
sistant order librarian in the Syracuse Univer­
sity libraries.

M r s . G l e n d a  D e B r o f f  has been selected 
as the first recipient of the Elva S. Smith Schol­
arship to be awarded annually by the graduate 
school of library and information science at the 
University of Pittsburgh.

M r s . C a t h r i n e  E r s t o n  was appointed as 
a reference librarian in the Syracuse Univer­
sity libraries effective October 27, 1969.

M i l d r e d  F r a n k e p  is now social science li­
brarian in the Bureau of Governmental Re­
search and Service library at the University 
of Oregon.

R o b e r t  W. G e t t y  accepted appointment 
effective November 1, 1969, as operations 
manager of the Audiovisual Media Center at 
the University of Oregon library.

M r s . J u d i t h  R. H a r d i n g  has accepted an 
appointment as reference librarian for docu­
ments in the document and microtext division 
in Widener Library at Harvard.

L a o n a  K a y  H a r r i s  has joined the staff of 
the library of the State University of New York 
at Stony Brook as a senior cataloger.

M r s . I d a b e l  V. H a t h o r n  is now assistant 
cataloger in the Melville Library at the State 
University of New York at Stony Brook.

M a r y  E. P. H e n d e r s o n  has accepted a po­
sition as visiting professor at the school of li­
brary science of the University of Alberta. She 
will teach in the areas of literature of the hu­
manities and academic librarianship.

J o s e p h  H o r n e r  is now the computer li­
brarian in the Health Sciences Center at the 
State University of New York at Stony Brook.

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S t e p h e n  J o n e s  has been appointed medi­
cal librarian of Morrisania Hospital, Bronx, 
New York.

W a l t o n  E. K a b l e r  has been appointed as­
sistant college librarian for Planning, Develop­
ment and Resources at San Fernando Valley 
State College.

D a v i d  K u h n e r  is now assistant librarian for 
science in The Claremont Colleges’ Honnold 
Library.

C h a r l o t t e  L e v y  has joined the catalog d i ­
vision of the City College library, C i t y  Uni­
versity of New York.

J o h n  L i n d s e y  has been appointed to the 
position of law librarian and associate profes­
sor of law at Syracuse University.

M r s . S a r a  M c C a i n  was appointed associate 
curator and cataloger of manuscripts in the 
Syracuse University libraries.

A b b a s  M a z a h e r  has accepted a position as 
director of the Tehran Book Processing Cen­
tre.

R i c h a r d  A a r o n  M e a d  has been named as­
sistant executive officer of The New York Pub­
lic Library. His duties will be primarily con­
cerned with work in increasing public under­
standing and support of The New York Public 
Library.

J o h n  J. M i s k e l l  has been appointed to the 
library catalog staff at Northeast Missouri State 
College, Kirksville.

M a u r i c e  R. M o n t g o m e r y , J r ., is assistant 
librarian for collection development in the 
school of education library at Harvard.

H a r r y  N e w s o m  has joined the staff of the 
school of library science of the University of 
Alberta as public library specialist.

M a r y  J. O ’B r i e n  is assistant acquisition li­
brarian in the law school library at Harvard.

E l i z a b e t h  P e t r o  has accepted a position as 
ataloger in the Syracuse University libraries.

D o n a l d  P e t t y  is now director of library 
esearch and planning at Syracuse University 
ibraries.

R i c h a r d  P l o c h , formerly curator of rare 
ooks and special collections at Brandeis Uni­
ersity, has been appointed chief special col­
ections librarian at the University of Arizona 
ibrary.

A n d r e  P r e i b i s h  joined the staff of the Syra­
use University libraries as head of area 
tudies on May 1, 1969.

E d w a r d  W. Q u i n n  has been appointed 
hief of the science reference department of 
he John Crerar Library.

M r s . T e r e z e  R a n c a n s  is assistant librarian 
or the cataloging division at the State Uni­
ersity of New York Maritime College.