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

Kathleen Adams has accepted an appoint­
ment as reference assistant and assistant serials 
records librarian at Linda Hall library, Kansas 
City, Missouri.

Andrew Armitage is now practicum man­
ager and instructional coordinator for the urban 
information specialist project at the University 
of Maryland, College Park.

Barbara Baird has received appointment as 
head of the circulation department at the Uni­
versity of Rhode Island library, Kingston.

Dennis W. Baird is now in the undergradu­
ate library at Southern Illinois University, Car­
bondale.

Sarell Beal is now assistant social sciences 
librarian in the library of Eastern Michigan 
University, Ypsilanti.

Jennifer Berger has assumed the position 
of serials librarian at the Eastern Michigan 
University library, Ypsilanti.

Dorothea M. Berry has been appointed 
head of education services at the University of 
California library, Riverside.

Mrs. Eula Mae Betts is now assistant pro­
fessor and cataloger at Mitchell Memorial li­
brary, Mississippi State University, State Col­
lege.

Herbert Biblo has been appointed assistant 
librarian for reader services at The John Crerar 
library, Chicago.

Mrs. E leanor Briggs has recently joined 
the cataloging department of West Chester 
State College, West Chester, Pennsylvania.

Peter Briscoe is now in the reference de­
partment at the library of Sonoma State Col­
lege, Rohnert Park, California.

Sharon Brown has been promoted to the 
position of acting supervising librarian, curricu­
lum reading room, Teachers College library, 
Columbia University, New York City.

Mrs. Sally A. Bullard has accepted the 
position as an assistant reference librarian at 
the State University of New York College at 
Geneseo, library.

Marion L. Buzzard is a new staff member 
in the Latin American research section of the 
monographs department, University of Califor­
nia, Riverside.

Raymond L. Carpenter has become acting 
dean of the School of Library Science, Univer­
sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

Mbs, D iane J. Chez has received appoint­
m ent as catalog librarian, instructor in library
administration, University of Oregon library,
Eugene.

Sun Jin Choi has accepted the position of 
assistant East Asian librarian of the University 
of Kansas libraries, Lawrence.

Robert P. Coale has been appointed chair­
man of the library department at the new 
Olive-Harvey College, Chicago.

Marilyn Coe is now reference assistant and 
bindery librarian at Linda Hall library, Kansas 
City, Missouri.

Mrs. Frances Coleman has been promoted 
to the position of instructor and head of the 
circulation department at Mitchell Memorial 
library, Mississippi State University, State Col­
lege.

Daniel Cordeiro has been newly appointed 
as Latin American bibliographer at the Univer­
sity of Kansas libraries, Lawrence.

Martha Jane Di Cecco is on the staff of the 
University of Delaware library, Newark, as a 
cataloger.

Martin Dillon has received a joint appoint­
ment as assistant professor of library science 
and of computer and information science at the 
School of Library Science, University of North 
Carolina, Chapel Hill.

John H. D insmore has recently assumed 
the position of documents librarian at the Uni­
versity of Wisconsin, Green Bay.

Mrs. Nelly Doll has joined the staff of 
the Eastern Michigan University library, Ypsi­
lanti, as assistant science and technology li­
brarian.

Mrs. Sandra Dow is now assistant science 
and technology librarian at Eastern Michigan 
University library, Ypsilanti.

Mrs. Mary F. Downey has joined the staff 
of Mitchell Memorial library, Mississippi State 
University, State College, as instructor and or­
der librarian.

Janet Draper is now assistant reference li­
brarian at Bates College library, Lewiston, 
Maine.

Harold E. Dunn is now a cataloger at 
James Branch Cabell library, Virginia Common­
wealth University, Richmond.

Mrs. M. Katherine E aton has been named 
social science librarian, instructor in library ad­
ministration, University of Oregon library, E u­
gene.

Michael S. F eider is the new science li­
brarian, instructor in library administration, at 
the University of Oregon library, Eugene.

Edith F errell has joined the staff of the 
University of Arizona library, Tucson, as a 
reference librarian in the social science de­
partment.

Walter F ishman has been appointed direc­
tor of the audiovisual center at the Eastern
Michigan University library, Ypsilanti.

Betty Brooks F lowers has been promoted
to the position of acquisitions librarian of the 
New York University Medical Center library, 
New York City.



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David N. F orsythe has been appointed ac­
quisitions librarian at the State University of 
New York College at Purchase.

Mrs. Marta Franco has been appointed in­
structor and serials librarian at York College, 
City University of New York.

Mrs. Jackie Mcclain Franklin has been 
appointed instructor and assistant reference li­
brarian at Mitchell Memorial library, Mississippi 
State University, State College.

E lsie Freivogel has joined the staff of Mc- 
Keldin library, University of Maryland, College 
Park, as associate librarian in collections.

Norma J. F ultz has been appointed to the 
Education-Psychology Library of Morris library 
at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Robert F. Gillespie has joined the Ameri­
can Library Association, Chicago, as director, 
administrative services.

Sanford Goin, Jr. is now supervising li­
brarian, circulation desk, at Teachers College 
library, Columbia University, New York City.

Mrs. Mary Green has assumed the post of 
science cataloger at the University of Kansas 
libraries, Lawrence.

Lillian Haist has been appointed to the 
serials department of Morris library, Southern 
Illinois University, Carbondale.

Michael Halperin is the newly appointed 
senior reference assistant in the reference de­
partment at Drexel Institute of Technology, 
Philadelphia.

Larry E. Harrelson has been named infor­
mation services librarian and assistant profes­
sor at the Bizzell Memorial library, University 
of Oklahoma, Norman.

Catherine D. H ayes has been named as­
sistant director of libraries, University of Roch­
ester, Rochester, New York.

Atha Louise Henley assumed the duties 
of veterinary medical librarian and assistant 
professor at Auburn University, Auburn, Ala­
bama, on August 1, 1970.

Charles Hickox has become assistant di­
rector of library services at the Tarrant County 
Junior College District Northeast Campus, Fort 
Worth, Texas.

Margaret Hildreth has been named to the 
staff of the order department of Morris library, 
Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Mrs. Mary R. H inkebein has joined Mitchell 
Memorial library, Mississippi State University, 
State College, as instructor and assistant order 
librarian.

Mrs. E laine H offman has joined the staff 
of Teachers College library, Columbia Univer­
sity, New York City, as assistant librarian in the 
reference department.

Gloria H olland received appointment to 
the position of circulation librarian at the James 
Branch Cabell library, Virginia Commonwealth 
University, Richmond.

Mrs. L ouise M. Hurdle is now assistant

professor and reference librarian at Mitchell 
Memorial library, Mississippi State University, 
State College.

Mrs. Patricia Iredell has joined the Tar­
rant County Junior College District South Cam­
pus staff, Fort Worth, Texas, as assistant di­
rector of libraries.

Dr. William V. Jackson is now professor 
of library science at Peabody College, and also 
professor of Spanish and Portuguese at Vander­
bilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.

Jack Jaffe is now library systems analyst at 
San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, 
California.

F. Edwin Johns has been named bibliogra­
pher at James Branch Cabell library, Virginia 
Commonwealth University, Richmond.

Mrs. Soon Young Juhng has been promoted 
to the position of assistant supervising librarian, 
cataloging department, at Teachers College li­
brary, Columbia University, New York City.

H arry H. Kamens has been promoted to 
the position of head of acquisitions at the Uni­
versity of Delaware library, Newark.

Jenny T seng Kao is a new catalog librarian 
at the University of Arizona library, Tucson.

Marjorie Karlson has been appointed ref­
erence librarian at the University of Kansas 
Watson library, Lawrence.

E lizabeth Kelley is now in the catalog 
department of Morris library at Southern Illi­
nois University, Carbondale.

Robert Kempner is a new reference librar­
ian at the University of Arizona library, Tucson. 
He will be working in the social science de­
partment.

Ray Anne Kibbey has been appointed as­
sistant librarian in reference at the University 
of South Florida, Tampa.

James Marion Kimbrough has assumed the 
position of assistant professor and assistant to 
the director at Peabody Library School, George 
Peabody College, Nashville, Tennessee.

Mrs. Janice Kirkland is now a cataloger at 
the California State College library, Bakers­
field.

Justin Kniemeyer has been appointed dis­
trict director of automation services for the 
Tarrant County Junior College District, Fort 
Worth, Texas.

D avid Koch is now employed in the rare 
book room of Morris library at Southern Illinois 
University, Carbondale.

Donald H. Kraft has been appointed as­
sistant professor of library systems analysis at 
the University of Maryland, College Park.

Amar Lahiri is now catalog librarian at the 
University’ of Rhode Island library, Kingston.

Burton E. Lamkin has been named asso­
ciate commissioner for libraries and educational 
technology in HEW ’s Office of Education, 
Washington, D.C.

Constance F. Larimore is in the order de­



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partment of Morris library, at Southern Illinois 
University, Carbondale.

Stewart E. Lawrence has accepted the po­
sition of director of libraries, Kirtland Commu­
nity College, Roscommon, Michigan.

Sul Lee has assumed the position of asso­
ciate librarian in charge of public services at 
Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti.

Darrell H. Lemke has been appointed co­
ordinator of library programs, Consortium of 
Universities, Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Margaret Linden is the new social 
science librarian, with assistant professor equiv­
alent rank, at the Idaho State University li­
brary, Pocatello.

Janet Lowrance has assumed a position in 
the humanities library of Morris library, South­
ern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Mrs. Alberta McAfee has assumed the po­
sition of head of the curriculum laboratory and 
the reference department at West Chester State 
College, West Chester, Pennsylvania.

Verna Lou McAteer has joined the staff of 
Morris library, Southern Illinois University, 
Carbondale, in the order department.

Gerald B. McCabe has assumed the position 
of director of university libraries, Virginia Com­
monwealth University, Richmond.

Janet S. McCloud is a new assistant refer­
ence librarian at the University of Delaware 
library, Newark.

Mrs. Vicki W. McCormick has assumed 
the position of instructor and cataloger at 
Mitchell Memorial library, Mississippi State 
University, State College.

Mrs. Hilary McCullagh is now an as­
sistant science librarian at the University of 
Kansas libraries, Lawrence.

Dana McDonald is now in the science li­
brary at Southern Illinois University, Carbon­
dale.

Joseph McDonald has been promoted to the 
position of head librarian and assistant profes­
sor of library science in Northampton County 
Area Community College, Bethlehem, Pennsyl­
vania.

Fred McGraw has joined the staff of the 
University of Kansas libraries, Lawrence, as 
cataloging librarian.

John C. McKay has been appointed inter- 
library loans librarian at the University of Ari­
zona library, Tucson.

Mrs. Lucienne Maillet has been appoint­
ed instructor, serving as audiovisual and cur­
riculum materials librarian at York College, 
City University of New York.

Bob Malinowsky is now assistant director of 
the University of Kansas library, Lawrence.

Ann Lurye Massie has been appointed as­
sistant editor of the Bibliographic Index, The 
H. W. Wilson Company, Bronx, New York.

Patricia Matheny has been named associ­
ate librarian, media processing unit, for Ever­

green State College in Olympia, Washington.
Mrs. Patricia H. Matthes is instructor and 

acquisitions librarian in the Mitchell Memorial 
library, Mississippi State University, State Col­
lege.

Kent Miller has assumed the position of 
exchange and gifts librarian at University of 
Kansas library, Lawrence.

Tae H. Minn has been appointed assistant 
librarian for public services at the University of 
Hawaii Hilo Campus library.

Mrs. Ruth K. Mitchell is the new research 
and systems librarian for the Oregon State Sys­
tem of Higher Education.

Mrs. Carolyn Myers has accepted the ap­
pointment of serials librarian at James Branch 
Cabell library, Virginia Commonwealth Uni­
versity, Richmond.

Mrs. Glenda Neely is now assistant refer­
ence librarian at James Branch Cabell library, 
Virginia Commonwealth University, Rich­
mond.

Mrs. Kirsti Nilsen has been named docu­
ments librarian at the University of Rhode Is­
land library, Kingston.

Audrey North has joined the staff of Caz­
enovia College, Cazenovia, New York, as di­
rector of library services.

Lorrine Novak is now assistant librarian of 
Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio.

John Nugent is now acting university ar­
chivist at the University of Kansas library, Law­
rence.

Taras A. Ortynsky is now a cataloger at the 
University of Delaware library, Newark.

David L. Perkins has been appointed head 
bibliography librarian at San Fernando Valley 
State College, Northridge, California.

Roland Person has joined the staff of the 
undergraduate library of Morris library, South­
ern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Richard A. Ploch is now chief of special 
collections at the University of Arizona library, 
Tucson.

Dr. Frances M. Pollard has accepted the 
position of professor and head of the depart­
ment of library science at Eastern Illinois Uni­
versity, Charleston.

Susan D. Poteet has joined the catalog 
department staff of Morris library, Southern 
Illinois University, Carbondale.

Nathaniel H. Puffer has assumed the po­
sition of assistant director of libraries, Univer­
sity of Delaware, Newark.

P. Gregory Ramsey has joined the acquisi­
tions department of the Pennsylvania State 
University libraries, University Park, as assistant 
librarian.

Mrs. Bette M. Rice has been named as­
sistant professor and assistant serials librarian 
at Mitchell Memorial library, Mississippi State 
University, State College.

J. Michael Rothacker has joined the staff



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of Peabody Library School, George Peabody 
College, Nashville, Tennessee, as assistant pro­
fessor.

Alan Samuels received appointment as cat­
alog librarian of Hofstra University library, 
Hempstead, Long Island, New York.

Judith Sanborn accepted a position as as­
sistant librarian in the acquisition department 
of the University of South Florida library, 
Tampa.

Melvin J. Sappington has accepted ap­
pointment as a reference librarian in the social 
science department at the University of Ari­
zona library, Tucson.

Marie Sladky has been promoted to the po­
sition of head of the catalog department at the 
University of Minnesota, Duluth Campus li­
brary, Duluth.

Byron Smith is now a catalog librarian at 
the University of Arizona library, Tucson.

E ldred Smith has become associate univer­
sity librarian at Berkeley General library, Berke­
ley, California.

Mrs. Robin Smith is assistant librarian, cat­
aloging department, at Columbia University 
Teachers College library, New York City.

Dr. Dagobert Soergel of Bad Godesberg, 
Germany, is a visiting lecturer in the school of 
library and information services at the Univer­
sity of Maryland, College Park.

W illiam A. Streamer has joined the staff 
of Jenkins library, Loyola College, Baltimore. 
He is a member of the administrative staff, 
serving as Public Services Librarian.

E lvin E. Strowd has been promoted to the 
position of assistant librarian at Perkins library, 
Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.

Mary Susan Stone has accepted the posi­
tion of instructor and cataloger of Mitchell Me­
morial library at Mississippi State University, 
State College.

John W. Tanno received appointment to 
the music section of the monographs depart­
ment, University of California, Riverside.

Leonard Thorp has accepted the position of 
head of acquisitions at the California State 
College library, Bakersfield.

Andrew Turyn has joined the staff of the 
University of Rhode Island library, Kingston, as

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Mrs. Sandra D. Varney has been appointed 
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James Vastine has assumed the position of 
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Mrs. Sandra D. W alton has been appoint­
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Tsun–Tung Wang is the new acting East 
Asian librarian at the University of Kansas li­
brary, Lawrence.

Dr. Thomas D. W arren assumed his duties 
as library science librarian of the Joint Uni­
versity libraries, Nashville, Tennessee, on Sep­
tember 1.

Lois Weinstein has been named general 
reference librarian, Drexel Institute of Tech­
nology libraries, Philadelphia.

Mrs. Constance W entzel has been named 
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Island library, Kingston.

Mrs. Linda W hitacre is the new instructor 
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morial library, Mississippi State University, 
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Tom D. Wilson has joined the staff of the 
University of Maryland, College Park, as a 
visiting lecturer in the School of Library and 
Information Services.

Mrs. Patricia Wollter has joined the ref­
erence department of the Sonoma State library, 
Rohnert Park, California.

Patricia W ong has transferred to the cata­
log department as a librarian II at Sonoma 
State College library, Rohnert Park, Califor­
nia.

Don E. Wood is the new serials librarian of 
Morris library at Southern Illinois University, 
Carbondale.

Mrs. Katharine M. Wood has joined the 
staff of the University of Delaware library, 
Newark, as science librarian in charge of the 
agriculture library.

Mrs. Naomi Wright is now documents li­
brarian at West Chester State College, West 
Chester, Pennsylvania.

Robert L. Wright has accepted a position 
at the University of Maryland, College Park, 
as director of recruitment and special programs 
and lecturer in the School of Library and In­
formation Services.

Mrs. Marna Jo Young has accepted a po­
sition as an assistant science librarian at the 
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