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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 33
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16 University of Illinois Library Srh^ i Williams, B.S/39, has resigned the of the University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee ^ * Li 1 :«., I T v: MOVQI Traininor Qtatirm P ^ ; « k - : j . „' IS now t . ar>tint,, iv brarian, U. S. Naval T r a i n i n g Station, Bainbridge, Ma^yt Virginia Williams, B . S / 4 1 , h a s resigned as teacher l V a n in High School, Lovin,trton, N e w Mexico, a n d is librarian oV n \\ Uem Air Field Library, Deming, N e w Mexico. mg ^ Lillian Lavelle Wilson, S.S/41 a n d '42, h a s resigned asbr it)rari Cossitt Public Library, Memphis, Tennessee, and is now j ! ' ^ l0 libr assistant, Naval A i r Technical T r a i n i n g Center Librarv X\T i ^ nessee. * ™ UnJessie Lee Wolfe, B.S/39, h a s resigned from the Public Lib ! Waco, Texas, a n d accepted the librarianship of De Ridder Air B ^ ° ase Command Library, D e Ridder, Louisiana. & Gertrude Wulfekoetter, B.L.S/23, resigned her position at the U i, sity of Cincinnati Library to accept a position in the Library Section ofT e Bureau of Naval Personnel. Washington. D.C.. in SenremW nCl if IP* Del a S \1» is P ^ &?' of * ,a po \V>W W Since J« of Arts She «a» 1°! wland. News of the Classes Class of 1907 Wilson is secretary-treasurer of the Ohio Valley Regional Group of Catalogers. Class of 1910 J. S. Cleavinger has contributed appraisals of several recent books for current issues of the Library Journal. Betty Pritchett, who retired last year after twenty-one years as librarian of Coe College Library, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was guest speaker at Coe's alumni day, June 5, 1943. Her subject was "The College Library Between Two Wars." In the first World War she was active in organizing hospital libraries at Camp Pike, Arkansas, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, and Fort Sheridan, Illinois. The Cedar Rapids Gazette said in writing up the occasion, "The presence of Miss Pritchett's former student assistants at her lecture and reception will be in keeping with her method of handling the college library for she was known for her genuine interest in both the faculty staff and student assistants." Class of 1913 head M. Winifred Knapp writes that she retired from her position as > th KCatalog Department of Harvard Graduate School of Business *_ f » ^«uuug department of Harvard Graduate School ot DUN»*~ . ministration, June 30, 1943. On August 1 she began her new work as general assistant in the MilHcent Library of Fairhaven. Massachusetts. d.lress there is 14 William Street. Vera J. Snook. M.A.'IJ. i s pictured, with the Little Roek. Arks'** l»1-«- W.rary. ,n ,he [nterlaken Mill.' "Librarv Outline N* * ! » J At St. is Angehw in aicag< Chicago I EnaC I'niversit Library, Qiar Collegeb Macon, On Scienc< denber Plait •one ttdl July 1 M3 .ssue of Library Journal. Many evidences of the l i b r a r y ^ « » under her librarianship are noted, including groa.lv increased «**
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