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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 20
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ALUMNI PUBLICATIONS AMI>ER*>V r ViMKJUIHTi H "Notts mi some Indiana vol. 11:158. Jan-Mar., 1934. • ; • : • ks," Library Occurcnt, . . course of study, "Instruction in the use oi books and libraries/ 1 Bulletin no. 107-1-2. Department of Public instruction of Indiana, 1933. This includes an outline of "Accredited training for High School library assistants" reprinted in the Library Journal, 59:253-54, March 15, 1934. O.AKk , HELEN, V i l a member of the committees which prepared for publica[ • t i o ns the^ following^ bulletins: ^"Instruction ^ ^ the use of books and libraries" n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ in and "Library manual for elementary schools (Indiana Department of Publie Instruction, Bulletins nos. 107-1, 107-1-2.) 'OLi INS, WILL. "The Akron Public Library does its part," Demcourier, 3, no. 1, February, 1934. MANN, MARGARET. "The_ Brussells Classification and its general use abroad," Special Libraries 25:51-54, March, 1934. She was also one of the contributors to the series of articles, "Taking the Long view," in the Bulletin of the American Library Association for March, 1934. Rot \N, OCTAVIA F. "With the libraries of Texas," News Notes of the Texas Library Association, 10:7-9, April, 1934. SMITH, CHARLES W. "Coordination in the collection of source material; a new deal in documents," Northwest Science, 8:4-7, March, 1934. WINNING, MARGARET. "A librarian looks at the Rebinding Budget," Library • Journal, 59:301-02, April 1, 1934. WRIGHT, IDA F. "Would there have been?" A.L.A. Bulletin, 28:135-36, March, 1934. t f A C T I V I T I E S O F A L U M N I IN P R O F E S S I O N A L A S S O C I A T I O N S , 1933-1934 Mae Corinne Anders, assistant librarian of the Des Moines Public Library, gave a talk on "Books and their authors" before the Library Section of the Iowa State Teachers Association in November. She was assisted by Lelia Sara Wilson, Genevra Parker, and Mary Faith Parmelee. j Marguerite H . Anderson of the Reference department of the Indiana State Library led the discussion at the Round Table for catalogers of small libraries at the A.L.A. meeting. Elsie Andrews, librarian of the State Normal College, Ypsilanti Michigan was elected second Vice-President of the Michigan State Library Association for 1933-34. ., , Grace Barnes, librarian of the University of Maryland, presided over the College Libraries section of the Columbian Library Association which met at Hood College, Frederick. Maryland, in April, 1933. She also gave a "Book Talk" before the Rural Women's short course which was held at he university. . . Ethel Bond, assistant professor in the University of Illinois Library School, was elected Vice- President of the Illinois Library Association at their dinner meeting in Chicago in October. She was also elected Secretarytreasurer of the Catalog Section of the A.L.A. for 1933-34. Anne M. Boyd, assistant professor in the University ot Illinois Library School, read the report of the committee on research problems at the 171
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