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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 35
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University of Illinois Library School tenant Stafford Webb, killed in combat over Germany in October IQ*, Mr. Webb has been sent by the War Department on a mission to E t J gan nrmrHinrr to recent information. d, Class of 1928 Frances Ambuhl, Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois, was electa an Division Classification. Naomi Anderson has accepted a position as assistant cataloger at Wash ington State College, Pullman, Washington. Lura E. Crawford, librarian, Gage Park High School Branch Public Library, Chicago, taught courses in the University of Illinois Library School last summer. Mrs. Harold K. Daniels, the former Ruth Klugh, advised us April 11 1944, that her address is now: Route 1, Willoughby, Ohio. Fern DeBeck Davis, M.A/33, librarian of the Ricker Library of Architecture, University of Illinois, from 1928 to 1940, has accepted a position in the Acquisition Department of the University Library while her husband is in service with the Navy. Hazel Quasdorf, formerly assistant librarian in reference and circulation, University of Idaho, Southern Branch, Pocatello, Idaho, in July 1944 accepted a position as science assistant in the Oregon State Agricultural College Library. Helen A. Ridgway, New York State Division of Adult Education and Library Extension, led several discussion groups at the Institute for New Jersey Librarians held at Trenton State Teachers College, July 24-29, 1944. Mary Silverthorn, M.A.'37, was re-elected secretary of the Ontario, Canada, Library Association for 1944-45. Class of 1929 Hazel I. Beale was married on August 6, 1944, changing her name to Yates. She is continuing her present position as librarian of the Frankfort Community High School, West Frankfort, Illinois. Acting librarian of the University of South Dakota, Vermillion, for 1944-45 is Ruth Bergman, M.S/36. In August Mildred Bowers resigned as librarian of the Landscape Architecture Library, University of Illinois. Vera V. Campbell, librarian of South High School Denver, was elected vice-president (president elect) of the Library Section of the Colorado Education Association for 1944-45. At^the American University, Washington, D.C., where she is librarian of the Graduate School, Anne Jensen has inaugurated a series of lectures to acquaint people with the library. The program was developed especial') tor the benefit of certain groups studying at the University under goveni8 ment sponsorship, such as the cadet nurses and the girls working for W Navy.
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