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Department of Special Collections and University Archives
The Fourteenth Annual Catalogue reports the library contains 3000 volumes and 3000 unbound magazines and is located in the newly built “Main Building” (eventually known as Kendall Hall).
1912
The “Main Building” becomes known as the “Administration Building.” The library and reading rooms remain in this building.
1915
Margaret Henry is the college’s librarian.
1916
The Kendallabrum contains a report of an appeal that brought in books and monies.
1917
Alpha Blevins is the college’s librarian.
Samuel B. Pack and Otto C. Seymour are the acting librarians for the 1917- 1918 academic year.
1919-1920
Venetta Jones is the college’s acting librarian.
1920-1921
Bertha Woodhurst is the college’s librarian.
1920
L.S. McLeod, professor of Education and Psychology, becomes the college’s librarian.
