ARCHIVIST OF THE HALL OF RECORDS 15

3:30 p.m, Carvel Hall
New Archives and New Archivists

Presiding

Miss MARGARET C. NORTON, Archivist,
Illinois State Library

Georgia — Mrs. Mary G. Bryan, Acting Director, Department of Archives

and History

Minnesota — Mr. Robert M. Brown, Archivist

Ford Motor Company — Mr. Henry Edmunds, Archivist

North Carolina — Mr. W. F. Burton, State Archivist

South Carolina — Dr. J. H. Easterby, Director, Historical Commission

COURSES IN ARCHIVAL ADMINISTRATION AND GENEALOGY

It was our privilege again this year to take part in the courses in
Archival Administration and Genealogy offered by the American University
in cooperation with the National Archives, the Library of Congress, and
the Maryland Hall of Records. The archives class spent three days at
Annapolis: June 19 (Calendaring), June 25 (Indexing and Photographic
Equipment), and July 1 (Repair and Preservation). The genealogy class
spent the day of June 27. The roster of students included individuals from
Canada, fourteen states and the District of Columbia. The class rolls follow:

ARCHIVAL ADMINISTRATION

William T. Alderson, Archivist, Tennessee State Archives, Nashville, Tennessee.
Sister M. Kostka Baker, Instructor Sisters of St. Joseph, Baden, Pennsylvania.
Rev. Edmund L. Binsfeld, Librarian, St. Charles Seminary, Carthagena, Ohio.
Sarah Marie Davis, Library Assistant, Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public

Library, Detroit, Michigan.
Evelyn Lucille Eager, Assistant Provincial Archivist, Saskatchewan Archives Board,

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Leone Wooden Eckert, Assistant College Librarian, Industrial & Labor Relations

School, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.
Archie Frederick Flucke, Past and Future Research Assistant, Provincial Archives,

British Columbia, Canada.
Francis C. Haber, Assistant Librarian, Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore,

Maryland.
Sister M. Consuelo Heaps, Sisters of St. Joseph, Baden, Pennsylvania.