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The din;rocs c.mnol ho exchanged, as sonic have hoped. This is contrary to I'nivorsity procoduro. Those who have the B.L.S. must live and die with it. or study some more. Margaret Williams told us of her visit to the New Library. She said that the center of the campus is shifting southward, and the New Library is now centrally located. The entry is severe, but everywhere one finds convenience and utility. Margaret Mann spoke of her Paris Library School experience. She characterized it as hard and interesting. The students were sympathetic, but each point had to be proved. France needs our library technique and also our popularization work, but some of the students refused to accept the latter idea unconditionally. The background of the students was excellent. The reference and book selections were given by French teachers. There were fifteen French students, and five of other nationalities. At the close of the school session the students voluntarily appointed a committee to make a subject headings list. Just as the meeting was breaking up six people pledged themselves for a life membership. They are Margaret Mann, Elizabeth Wilson, Le Xoir Dimmitt, E. 0 . Fontaine, Dorothy Cook, and Amy Moon. HONOR ROLL OF LIFE MEMBERS ILLINOIS LIBRARY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

Abraham, Effie Gale ~" ~T lack, Chas. R. Anders, Mae C. Forrest, Elizabeth Baker, Adaline Maitland Garver, Willia K. Baker, Gladys V. Getchcll, Myron Warren Barnes, Grace Gibbs, Laura R. Bennett, Stella Gjelsness, Rudolph H. ^Bergen, Esther L. Gramesly, Margaret A. iSillingsley, Mary P. Guinn, Lillian M. Blackburn, Bertha F. "^•Hammond, Ruth E. ^ o n d , Ethel ^ H a y w a r d , Mabel "^ooth, Mary Josephine THostetter, Anita M. Boyd, Anne M. Hostetter, Marie M. ^Burwash, Mary G. Houcbens, Josie B. ^"Childs, James B. Howard, Clara Eliza •illey, Lillie **"*Howe, Harriet E. Coldren, Fanny Alice **-Hutchins, Margaret Cole, Agnes M. Inglis, Mary "ook, Dorothy E. Jennings, Anna Vivian irry, Arthur Ray Krause, Louise B. ivis, Elizabeth H. ^HLeatherman, Marian Davis, Reba Lewis, Lucy May Dawley, Helen "^^Mann, Margaret '^HDerby, Emily Grace Marks, Mary Ella 'immitt, Le Noir ^Merrill, Julia Wright Dunbar, Margaret Irene Miller, Mabel ^^Pelsenthal, Emma Moon, Amy C. Felter, Alma Morrison, Mary Murphy, Jean McK. Oaks, Catherine Palmer, Grace —Patton, Adah ^•Pierson, Esther ••-Price, Anna May Ritchie, Elizabeth P. obertson, Eleanor M. Roe, Miriam Sanford, Delia C. Sankee, Ruth ^ S e a r s , Rose R. ^ t n m p s o n , Frances Smith, Ellen Garfield "mith, Chas. W. tcwart, Mrs. Roberta E brrance, Mary Towne, Jackson E. Van Tuyl, Ruth Wahlin, Vendla White, Ann D . Wilson, Elizabeth ^Windsor, P. L. ^Williams, Margaret S. "Wyeth, Ola M.

NEWS Last spring, as most of the alumni know, official action was tak by which, beginning with the year 1926-27, students in the Librar**

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