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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 38
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18 Univtrsii Illinois Library School Division of the Army Signal Corps. He is continuing his work t Master's degree in Library Science, Laurence J. Kipp was discharged from the Army in January is now with the American Book Center for War Devastated J.946. He libraries, Washington, D.C. Margaret Markley has been appointed museum librarian and supe ' rVlSOr of reserves, University of Oregon Library, Eugene, Oregon. Frances Partridge received her discharge in January from the WAVES in which she held the rank of ensign. She has joined the staff of the D ls trict of Columbia Public Library, Washington, D.C. ~ Bette Patterson, M.A/44, serving as an Army librarian in Germany has been permanently stationed at Weinhcim, near Mannheim. Her address* Bette Patterson, Spec. Servs. — Lib. Br. Hq. 3d Constabulary Regt., APO #169, c/o Postmaster, New York, N.Y. Miss Patterson writes that she tried some skiing during a vacation in the Bavarian Alps. Carolyn Curtis, formerly librarian of the Douglas Aircraft Company in Chicago, resigned last fall to become librarian of the Training Division of the Transcontinental and Western Air Lines, Inc., at Kansas City. Miss Curtis has contributed an article "Librarians Work with Technical Societies" to the December 1945 issue of Sci-En-Tech News. Alma Dejordy, M.S/43, joined the cataloging staff at the Eastern Illinois State Teachers College, Charleston, Illinois, in February 1946. Mary Evelyn Guinn, formerly librarian of Columbus High School, LaPorte, Indiana, has been appointed director of School Library Service and Teaching Materials of the Indiana State Department of Public Instruction. Miss Guinn is serving as a member of the Committee on Reading for Background Series of the American Association of School Librarians. Library staff California, as reference librarian. Leonard Government, Bremen, Germany, APO 751, c / York, N.Y. Since January 1945, Eleanor Ross has been assistant librarian of the Wash Weather ington, D.C. for War i^evastacea i^iDranes, win assume tne aireciuisiup IUI war ^ "04/) He of Library Science at Simmons College, Boston, on September 1, ™*°'lr will also have the title of professor of library science. An article about • Shaffer with a photograph of him appears in the Library Journal ot 1, 1946. of the Dorothy Shinoske began her new duties as circulation librarian Indiana State Teachers College Library, Tcrre Haute. Indiana, n bcr, 1945. pwayn A son, Donald Andrew, was born on January 17, 1946, to t e
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