REF, SEC

[June Geiger <jgeiger@ACCESS.K12.WV.US>]

I, like Brenda, am working on updating my reference collection and have
found some "special" volumes.  What, in your opinion, do I do about volumes
of Who's Who in America from 1968-1969; 1978-1979; and random other volumes
or sets.  There is not a complete set in any sense of the word, but I
hesitate to discard such scholarly works.  At any rate, there is no money in
my budget to purchase up-to-date volumes and no demand for them, anyway.
Also, I checked several of my library textbooks, but could not find specific
suggestions on sets of works and when to get rid of them.  Any suggestions
for resources?
TIA
june
June Geiger
John Marshall High School Library
Glen Dale, WV
jgeiger@access.k12.wv.us

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