Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Miss M. J. Campbell Assists Librarian Miss M. J. Campbell served as chief librarian while Mr. Johnson was away. During the first semes- ter, Miss Campbell participated in study programs at other colleges and universities, sometimes as a consultant or resource person, and sometimes as a student. She agrees that it is easier to do one thing at a time, however, and plans to con- centrate on her work as assistant librarian as often as she can. Miss Campbell started her work in the Bishop library during her years as a student. She earned the master of science in library science degree at Atlanta University. 51. '. Miss Myra J. Campbell Assistant Librarian There's More Work in Our Librarg Than Issuing Books Mrs. Mary Etta Wallace is bookbinding assistant. She ioined the Neely, JI'-, is her br0Tl1er and Served as postmaster on the cam staff in 1966 and has been hard pressed 10 keep up with fhe pus for two years. Note that special equipment IS provided for books which seem to need repairs so constantly. Rev. C. E. Mc- the mending Of books. ---.1-.. nr.--H-H., E -- B ff- ,f 3 THONG Nor MMG 'i'

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.hx Jig .-glxuf J Mrs. M. A. J. Smith is circulation librarian. She has a teletype Randle finds this service an added convenience Mrs Smith machine which can locate a requested book in a matter of enjoys raising house plants as her hobby minutes, and it can be available for use within 12 hours. Betty Librarians Offer Expert Assistance and Service l Mrs. R. A. Hudson is reference librarian. She has been affiliated with the Bishop library since 1942 and served as chief li- brarian until the move was made from Marshall to Dallas. Students usually find it necessary to consult with Mrs. Hudson several times when they do assigned or independent research. Barbara Sidney, Dwight Leeks Christopher Thomas JoAnn Edwards, David Durham and Millie Hutchins usually start check ing assignments with Mrs. Hudson This saves time for every One. T. I l l l ' l ll ,vn-

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STUDENT SENATE STAGED A SUCCESSFUL STUDY-IN The Student Senate spon- sored a well organized in- tensive study program through a study-in in the Zale Library from 8 to ii p.m. To show that more students need the library' facilities past the TO p.m. closing hour, some 315 students re- mained in the library an hour past closing time. The study-in was successful in that the lib-rary actually remained open until ll p.m., and Miss Mildred Dickerson remained on duty until all students left.