1953-1954 International House Resident Directory and Addendum

INl-ERNA TIONAL HOUSE

NEW YORK

1953 - 1954

STUDENT

COUNCIL 1953-54

ALLEN, ELEANOR

* BABBOTT, EDWARD

* BABCOCK, MARY K. BADUY, MERCEDES

BALDWIN, BERYL

BARBOSSA, CHARLF.S BARSDORF, GERT

* CARTER, KATHRYN CHISHTY, HAJI-FAZAL DELIGIANIS, GEORGE

# EISEN, IRMA

GILBERT, BETTY

HATANAY..A FRANCIS

IND UYE, KEIKO JACOB, LIONEL

JAIN, SATYENDRA

* KIRKWOOD, HENRI~TTA KORBONSKI, ANDRZEJ KRUMPELMAN, DIETER

KUBIE, ROBERT LAINE, STANLEY

MAYER, CHRISTEL McCOY, MARGAHET

McEWEN, JAMES MIDGLEY, WINIFRED MITSUSHIMA, HIROYUKI

* MORGAN, DALE

* PAUL, JOHN

PHILIPS, HILMI PLANADEBALL, MARTA POPP, FREDERICK

PRc:11PEH, ALBERT

PUTUKHIAN, JOHN RANSON, PETEH. ROSE, CHARLOTTE

* ROSENBERGER, ERNST

SHAKER, DOREEN

SMITH, SHEILA

STY@S, ALETA

TARNOPOLSKY, WALTER

WEATHERLY, GEORGE

WELLS, M. FREDERICK

* Executive Committee # Secretary, Student Council

IBA

USA

USA

Ecuador

USA

USA

Argentina

USA

Pakistan

USA

USA

USA

Hawaii

Japan

Trinidad

India

New Zealand

Poland-USA

Germany

USA

USA

Germany

USA

Scotland

Canada

Japan

USA

Scotland

Ceylon

Puerto Rico

USA

Gold Coast

Jordan

Germany

USA

USA

Canada

Wales USA

Canada

USA

USA

Portrait of International House

International House - we live here - and who are we?

We come from all corners of the globe - to study, of courseand they say the process of learning never ends. But, as we go along, we make our contributions, every day, every moment. We give a little, take a little; and we do this all the time, growing to greater understanding.

In the warm clima.te of our International House community, understanding of indi,riduals, which, of course, increases understanding of nations, becomes at. everyday experience. When we pack up to go to our corner of the eart.h, we carry this treasured year with us.

Were we lonely when we arrived in New York? Who wasn't? Soon a neighbor discovered tbat everyone felt just about the same, no matter where she or he came from. We need each other-and in this need, we understand our friends,. The machinery of I-House works smoothly with the help of the staff, who through their varied backgrounds and experience have helped to make our lives enjoyable, and to them we are very grateful.

This is the portrait of International House, lighting our way to appreciation of the be,tter spiritual and material things in life, under God, eo "that brotherhood may prevail." We hope this book will serve as a memento of our pleasant year here.

Student Council Directory Committee 1953-54

STAW

1. Mr. John L. Mott, Director 12. Mr. Frank Kennedy

2. Mrs. John L. Mott

J. Mr. William J. Bissell

13. Mrs. Miriam E. Macdonald

14. Mrs. Jane MalTer

4. Mrs. Sylvia L. Blair 15. Mrs. Rose Martens

5. Mr. Jobn w. Bredehoft 16. Miss Marj Martin

6. Miss Barbara S. Chapin

7. Miss Yole de Blasio

8. Mrs. Adele M. Fuller

9. Mr. Maurice Harari

10. Miss Eleanor Helm

ll. Mrs. J. Taylor Howell

17. Miss Edna Sinclair

18. Miss Gay Smart

19. Miss Carol Sturm

20. 1-h-. M, D. Tremblay

21. Mr. Ennis Van Du;yn

22. Miss Sue Wheeler

Student Director;r: CoDllllittee

Chairman& Photographer:

Assistants:

Members:

Satyendra Jain

Merid Beyene

Jorge Campillo

Doreen Shaker

Edward Bs.bbott

Mary- K. Babcock

Elizabeth Carroll

Kathryn Carter

Irma Eisen

Jane Gaffney

Teresa Medina

Steve Street I

INTERNATIONAL HOUS� ASSOCl.id'lON

Kathleen Channing - Executive Secretary

In 1937, a group of former members of the New York International Rouse in Berlin decided to get together a:od observe "lnterna-. tionaJ. House Day" on November 10th. Simultaneously, groups in New York City and other places celebrated. Alwnni agreed that the segment of their lives 'Which was spent in International House was far too important to be forgotten and, through an International House alumni association, they felt that they could still put into practice the policy of 11Hands Across tbe sea."

It was not long before the Berkeley and Chicago International Houses followed suit. The first issue of the Interrw-tional House Quarterly -was published in 1937, the three Houses thus being brought into a closer union as the editorial board comprised members of the three Houses.

The International House Association was incorporated in New York City in 1947, formally uniting the alumni organizations of the three Houses into one body-, and records were set up in the Central Office including the names and addresses of some 50,000 form.er members -an impressive menbership potential. A compiete geographical file was compiled, so that at any given time, this office could supply lists of names and addresses to groups of people interested in seeing up local Chapters.

Two years ago, an agr-eement was reached 'Whereby for:mer members of the Philadelphia International House couJld joi:q the Association; ana one year a:go, it was agreed that aiumni of the Cite Universitaire in Paris could have dual membership in the Association and the Paris alumni association.

The first Orui.pters of the Association to receivr their charters were those connected with the three parent Houses. Hawaii became a Cb.lJ.pter shortly there�ter; Italy, Mexico and the United Kingdom also formed Chapters in 1.948; eight lllore in 1949, and so on until the beginni.I\g of 1953, when there were 57 Chapters.

Herrick B. Young, who resigned as Executive Director last December to become President of Western College for Women in Oxford, Ohio, made a Round-the-World-Trip early in 1953, as a result of which nine Chapters were organized in the Near East and Asia. At the present time, there are 69 Chapters, 44 of them outside the continental United States.

In ad.dition to the Chapters, there are about 40 areas in llhich there are very small groups or correspondents who are willing to serve as contact persons for International House alwnni visiting their countries. November 10th is still observed as International House Day each year.

The International House Quarterly is sent to all paid mmbers and di-stributed t(1 all House residen'ts. Most of the contributors of articles and iJ:lustrations are alumni, and the subjects are of intellectual .interest with a special emphasis on cultural and educational processe,s, human relations, and the advancement of international underf!tanding throughout t.b,e world. Personal news of alumni is given, �nd also coverage of activities of Chapters and groups. A newsletter is published from time to time in addition to the Quarterly.

The Central Office of the Association is located in the New York House, and is open from Monday to Friday (o a.m. to 5 p.m.).

Hause members interested in receiving nwnes of alwnni in their home community, and introductions to members in countries where they are planning to visit, will always be welcome.

House members �ho did not join the Association before leaving are invited to write to "International House Association, Inc., 500 .Riverside Drive, New York 27, N.Y." at their convenience,and we will be glad to supply.01embership applications and other information by return mail.

The following is a list of correspondents of Association Chapters and groups (asterisks indicate Chapters):

ARCIDITINA

AUSTftALI.il.

AUSTRIA BELGIUM

BRAZIL

BUIMA

C.ANJl.DA

CETI.ON

CHILE

COLOMBIA

CUBA

DENMARK

*MLss Rosita Resnick.,A.Magarinos

*M:Lss Mary McLelland, Dept. of Social Studies, University of Sydney-

*P:rof. Alexander Mahr,

*P:rof. Guy Van Esbroeck,

*M;Lss Dorothy Nicolai,

*M:Lss Maria Ribeiro,

*Daw Ni Ni,

*Ml�s. Mey E. Cutler,

*�lss 1:iuguette Clement,,

*Mlss Marion Allen,

* * Ml�s. Mark Rose, .Miss Judy Bennett, Mr. P. D. Vitanage,

*Dr. Irma Salas,

*Dr. Luis Alberto Diaz,

*Dr. Julio F.

*Miramar, Marianao,

*Mr. G. Jorn Jornow,

DOMINICAN REP.

ECUADOR EGYPT

EL SALViillOft

FINLAND

FO.l:lMOSA

FRANCE

GREECE GUii.'l'OOILA

Hil'rI

HAWAII HONDURAS HONG KONG

INDIA

IRAN IRAQ

IR.EI.AND I8RAEL

ITALY

JAMAICA JAPAN

LEBANON MEXICO

N.i?J.i'tt.l!JU.ilNDS

N.l!:W ZEALAND

NICAfU(GUA NORWAY PAKISTAN

Mr. Adolf Zimm,ennann,

Mr. Julio Pazmino,

*Mr. Kamal El Hassany,

Mr. Francisco J. Escobar,

* * Miss Terttu Puhakka,,

Mr. E.T. TBU, IJ.S.

Mr. Jean L. Sou1a, Miss Marguerite Reau,

Dr. Adqlf Bode, Fuerst

Mrs. E, Nomikoa,

-II-Mrs. Julia R. de Kraker,

*Mr. Maurice A. Lubin,

*Miss Marion .King,

*Mr. '-Tiburcio Calderon,

*Mr. William L, Choy,

*

Mr. Warren J. Day,

*

* Mr. Sorab Patell,

Miss Aroti Bose, Dr. M.D. Paul, Director of Public Instruction,

*Mr, A. Kalam, Institute of Arts Education,

*

*Dr. F. Taylor Gurney,

*Dr. Dbia Ahmed, U.S. Information Service, Miss F. Nora Donnelly,"lnnisfree," Mrs,Wellsley Broza,

*Dr. Paolo Sylos Labini,

*Miss Erna Parke,

*Mr. Namiji Itabasbi,

*Miss .E.'ugenie Abu Slidid,

*Mias Maria Elena Ramirez,

*Miss M,E. Tiele,

*Mrs. C.E. Ma.ri:son,

*Dr. Migue,l E. Silva,

*Mrs. Elise Hersetb, Mr, Illalii Bukhsh Soomro,

PANAMA PARAGUAY

Pl:iILif'.1:'IN.l!S POH:.i'UGAL PUERTO RICO

SOUTH AFRICA

SPAIN SWJillFN SWITZERLAND

*.'.-h's, Inez R. Vosburgh,

Jllr, Qadio W, Martinez, Centro Cultural

*Hiss Epifania Castro,

*Miss Dorothea Cahill,

*Dr, Florencio Saez,

*Dr. Jan J. Van 8chaik,

*Mr. Ramon Trias-Fargas,

*Dr, Leonardo Villena,

-lttolr. Alf Luning,

}Liss Violette Balmer, Maison Internationale,

I>r, Felix E, Richard, SwissForest Experiment

THAI.LAND TRINIDAD TURKEY

UNI'fED KINGD0�1

UNITED STJi.TE.s California

:Mr, Limin Lamsam, Lamsam Forestry&Produce Co.,

��ss Sybil Atteck,21 Victoria Sq.,

*Miss 8eving Diblan,

*�r. George Ettinger,

*West Hempstead,

*Dr. A. B, Taylor,

*Eerkeley--Mrs.Margaret Kirby, International House

*Los Angeles-Dr. J.M. Hagopian,

*Sacramento-Mrs. James Stephens,

*San Diego-Miss Margaret Munn,

Colorado Dist, of Col. Georgia Illinois Iowa Kentucky Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota

* * Denver--Mrs.Susan Penhallow, Washington--Dr. David Heft, Div. of Education,

*Atlanta-Dean Brailsford Brazeal,

*Cnampaign-Urbana--Miss EdithMarshall,

*Cnicago--Miss Lilian Middleswart,

*Cedar Rapids--Miss Lydia Hrubesh,

*Tri-Cities-MissMarjorie Griggs,

L,)uisville--Dr, George Brodschi, International

*B,)ston-MissLucie Benedikt

*D,�troit--Mr, MaxFeinstein,

*Twin Cities--Mrs. Franz Gay1,

Missouri

Nebraska

New York

Ohio

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Tennessee

Texas

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

Wisconsin

URUGUAY VENEZUELA VIHGIN ISLANDS

*St. Louis-Miss H. Margaret Elliott, Dept.

*Omaha--Mrs. Sara D. Kaplan, *Elmira--Mr. Timothy Davidson, *New York--Mrs. Barbara Katzenstein, Internation­al House,

*Cleveland-Mrs. B.B. Syed, *Columbus-Dr. Helen Clarke,

*Oregon-Mrs. Mabel C. Mack, Oregon StateCollege, Corvallis

*Philadelphia--Miss Sara Ensminger,

*Nashville--Miss Mary Thompson, International Student Center, Dallas-Miss LaRue Johnson,

*Northfield-Mrs. Lenore McNeer,

*Danville--Miss Frances Cromwell, Danville PublicSchool,

*--Mr. James M. Davis, Adviser to Foreign

*Madison-Mr. Werner Mattersdorff,

*Dr. Carlos Vaz-Ferreira, Caigu.a

*-lfMI-s. Margaret MaJiger,

*Mr. J. Antonio Jarvis,

Kathleen Channing

INTEHNATIONAL HOUSE DI�TORY

1. ABUSAIDA, M. SALEH; Education

2. ACHARYDLU, MJJiANGANTY; Ophthalmology

3. ADELMAN, LEONARJJ; PubJic Relations

4. ADIB-SOLTANI, SHAHIF; Economics

5. ADLER, MADEWN; Piano

6. AFZAL, MANUCEER; Education

7. AGGARWAL, DEYKill1AR; Business Administration

B. AGGARWAL, KEVAL; Industrial Nanagement

9. AIKEN, JANE; Music

10. AINSWORTH, J. LAWRENCE; Theology

11. AKAVYA, URIEl; Educational Psychology41

12. AKEL, ADEL; English

13. AKERIB, HICHARD; Physics

14. ALI-BE:Y, HJHAMED; English

15. ALBORNOZ, HIBD; Education

16. ALLEN, ELEANOR; Sociology

17. ALPER, ALLEN; Geology

18. ALPEROVITCH, e.:DWARD; Chemistry

19. AL-RABIE, ADNf\N; Statistics

20. ALTIB, AHMET; English

21. ALVA.l{EZ, CASI"1lli0; Economics

22. AMBROSE, EDNA; Education

23. AMMIRAT,6., SALVATORE; Microchemistry

24. ANAND, MJHAN; Mechanical Engineering

24.

25. ANDERS, DORIS; Home Economics

26. AND�ON, WALLACE; Theology

26. ANDHEWS, RICHAiiD; Music Composition

27. AND.HST, BORIS; Medicine

28. ANG, ROBEHT; Engineering

29. ANGSTREICH, ELe:ANOR; Dance

30. ANSARI, FEREYDOONJ Economics

31. APAKA, WILLIAM; Psychiatric Social Work

32. APFELBAUM, RENEE; Sociology

33. ARAL, SHENER; English

34. ARl-flTRONG, FRANKLIN; Library Service

35. ARNALDO, CESAR; F.ducation

36. ARRAGON, MARY; Library Service

37. ARRIA, VERONICA; Executive Secretary

38. ASKEW, RITA; Nursing Education

39. ATAMIAN, SAH.KIS; International Relations IRAN

·40. ATATIMmt, YALCIN; Civil Engineering

41. AVIEZER, tlRURIA; Dance

42. AYOUB, AHMAD; Engll•h

43. AYOUBI, KALED; Business

44. AZRIELI, DAVID; Education

45. BABBOTT, EJ),l'ARD; Guidance and Counseling

46. BABCOCK, MARY K; Dance Education

47. BACK, ERICH; Interior Design

48. BACKUS, JOSEPH; Journa.llsm

49. BACON, JILL; Library Service Connecticut

51. BADIN, JACQUES; Biochemistry

so. BADDA, LUCILLEJ Dance Washington FRANCE

52. BADUY, ME.iCEDES; Languages ECUADOR

53. BAEZ SOSA, PETRA; English

54. BARRI, MARCEL; Mechanical Engineering

55. BAILEY, JOHN; Theology

56. BAILOR, MAX; Biological Sciences

57. BAIST, ELLEN; Education end, History

58. BAKHSB, SYED; Venell'iology

59. BAKKE, RIGM)aJ Dentistry

€:IJ. BA:KOSS, G.EORl:lE; Business Administration

61.

62. BAL, ERIC; Illternational Law

BALDWIN, B�rI.;- Art Education

63 BALEY, ANNABl!:LLE; History

64 BALGOBIN, SYLVIA; Public Health

65 BALLARD, EMILIE; Education

66 BANAKOS, ETHl�; Nursing

67 BANDUKWALA, NAROMED; Mechanical Engineering

68 BARBOSSA, CH.(RLES; English Education

69 BARGHOUT, JAIi; Education

70 BARING, ARN11LT; Public Law

71 BARKER, INEZ; Voice

72 BARLAS, ORHAN; Criminology

73 BARMAT, ETIIEI.,, English

74 BARMAT� NICOLE; English

75 BARRETT_, MICHAEL; Lav

76 BARRON, TONI; Painting and Sculpture

77 BARSDO�, GERALD; Business Administration

78 BARTL, HEDWIG; Philosophy

79 BASTINE, CHRI:3TINE; Law BELGI'IM

BO. BATISTA, VICTOR; Education

81. BAUEH, CAflL-OTTO; Engineering

82. BAUER, EttNEST; Theoretical Physics

83. BAUM, BEN; .MarketResearch

84. BAYER, MARGARET; Dance

85. BECKEL, WILLIS; Physics

86. BEHRENDT, MARGERY; Dance

87. BELL, LAURA; Secretarial

88. BELT, JOH.GE; Science

89. BENAVIDES-CACERES, VICTOR; Geology

90. BENITES, CAttl.OS; English

91. BENJAMIN, ELLEN; Education

92. BENJAMIN, LILLIAN; Speech

93. BEN-YAACOV, VARDI; Pre-Med.

94. BERCOVITCH, STANLEY; Religion

95. BERGARA, ANTONIO; English

96. BERGER, LESLIE; Psychology-

97. BERGMAN, REUBEN; Economics

98. BERGS, JON; I.aw

99. BERNAT, JUAN JOSE; Economics

100. BERNATE, ALEJANDRO; English

101. BERNSTEIN, HARRY; Dance

102. BERNSTEIN, LEOPOLD; Industrial Management

103. BERON, ALFREDO; Commercial Art

104. BERRYMAN, NANCY; Fine Arts

105. BEROTTO, J:tEYNALDO; English

106. BETANCES-LlXiO, ESTRELLA; Art

New York

107. BETZLER, WOLFGANG; Industrial Relations

108. BEYENE, ME:iID; Political Science

109. Bll:Ye:NE, SAllf>ON; Business

110. BEYER, KAHJ!:N; Nursing Education

111. BHATT, RA.MJI.NBHAI; Sociology and PhilosophyRa.mji

112. BHAT!'ACHAR.TIA, ASOKA; Engineering

113. BHATAVADEKJ\R, VITTHAL; Oral Surgery

114. BHIMAN:I, BllOPENDRAJruMAR; Electrical Engineering

115. BINIAZ, AM:CR; Oral Surgery

116. BIRCH, L. GHARLES; Zoology AUSTRALIA

117. BISSER, JOJI.N; Fine Arts

118. BLACK, ISABEL; Public Health Nursing

119. BLANCHARD, LEE; Occupational Therapy

120. BLANTON, LUCY; Nursing EducationRFD Virginia

121.. BLIJMENTHAL RUTH; Languages

122. BOAL, AUGU::TO; Chemistry

123. BOBERZIK, C,UENTER; Business Management

124. BODE, WALTE:R; Industrial Rel!t.ions

125. BODN.AH, DO.ti:OTHY; Art

126. BOGEN, HEDY; Occupational Therapy

127. BOGGS, GRACE; Music Education

128. BONILLA, CLARA; English

129. BONNEY, KATHARINE; Religious Education

130. BORDNER, JOANNE; Occupational Therapy

131. BOUCHAHD, LYDIE; Institution Management

132. BOitNEMA.NN, �DWIN; PoliticalScience GERMANY

133. BOUQUET, SUSANA; Psychology BltAZIL

134. BOU5QUET, DENIS; History

135. BOWIE, SALLY; Dance

136. BOWIN, ROBERT; Business

137. BOWl-lAN, CAROL; English Literature

138. BRANCHE, MARTIE; SocialWork

139. BRANDENBURG, ARTHUR; Theology

140. SHANSKY, DORA; Medical Laboratory

141. BRAUERS, WIM; International Economics

142. BRENN.ER, YVONNE; Dance

143. BRETT, JACK; Metallurgical Engineering

144. BRETZKE, WOLFGANG; Industrial Relations

145. BRIGHT, HAHHY; Law

146. BRISTOL, CAROLINE; Dance

147. BROCKHOFF, 1".AHIA; .Music

148. BROOKS, EOOAR; Education

149. BROTHERS, MARTIN; Pre-law

150. BROWN, JOAN; Piano

151. BROWNE, BASIL.; Economics

152. BROWNING, CHARLES; SocialWork

15J. BRYAN, GEOJ:!.GE; Guidance

154. BUCCI, EARL; Law

155. BUNDT, ELEANOJ:tE; Dramatic Arts

156. BilllCH, SIDNEY; Education

157. BURDSALL, LORNA; Dance

158. BURKE\JICS, RITA; Dental Hygiene

159. BUSEMANN, EVA; Mathematics

160. BUSH, L. DORCAS; Library Science

BUSTAMANTEJ, PABLO; Lithograflbiy

BUTCHER,DJVID;Piano

BUTIER,MIC:HAEL;History

MEHCEDFS;InternationalRelations

CALCAVECCHIA, ANNONZIATA; English

EDBEffi';Dance

CAMPBELL, 1'.lARTHA, Nursing Education

CAMPILLO,JORGE,English

CAMPOMANFS,FLORENCIO;PoliticalScience

PHILIPPINES New

CA.ijTARELLA,MADELINE;Dance PHILIPPINES

CANTU, GUILLERMO; English MEXICO

CARBO,CARLOS;Business COLOMBIA

CARDOZA, l.A:iffiENOE; Dentistry lNDIA

CARENS, JAJ1&5; English Massachusetts

CAREY,RUTH;EnglishLiterature NevYork

CARLISLE,BRUCE;Dance Michigan

CARPENTER,GWEN;Soci.alWork Oklahoma

CARPOVICH,17ERA;English NewYork

CARRIE,RAYl�OND;SanitaryEDgineering HAITI

CARROLL, AL.CE; Psychiatric Social WorkConnecticut

CARROZ, JEAll; Public Law and GovernmentSWITZERLAND

CARTER, KATHRYN; Music Virginia

CARVALHO, ANAYDE; Nursing Education BRAZIL

CASTELLO-BR!NCO, HAROLOO; Art BRAZIL

CASTNE:R, ED\l'ARD; Religious Education New Jersey

CATE, BEfilfAilDINE; Philosophy Massachusetts

CAWEN, MATTl; International Affairs FINLAND

188. CHAKRAVORTY, RANES; Surgery

189. CHAN, PHENG LOOI; Nursing Education SINGAPORE

190. CHAN, SHU-YUN; Mechanical Engineering New York

191. CHANDLER, GEXlFFREI; U.S.Foreign Policy ENGLAND

192. CHANDLER, MARTHA; Nursing Education HAITI

193. CHANG, CHING CHI; Accounting

194. CHANG, RUAN-MING; Mathematics

195. CHANG, JAMES; Pb;ysios

196. CHAN&, RICHARD; Mechanical Engineering

197. CHANG, SHlll-YEN; Chemistry

198. CHANG, THEODORE; EducationaJ. Psychology

199. CHANG, VIOLA; Chemistry

200. CHANSKY, NORMAN; Educational Psychology

201. CHARI, RAGVA; Chemical Engineering

202. CHATMAN, RAMENA; Music

203. CHAUDHURI, DEBDAS; Electrical Engineering

204. CHEN, CHDIWEN; Metallurgical Engineering

205. CHIEN, ANG FONG; Accounting

206. CHIERICATI, CARLO; Business|

207. CHILES, EDYTHE; Dance

208. CHIN, HENRI; Business

209. CHINAI, SURF.SH; Electronics

210. CHINOY, ANNE POPE; Flat Design New

2ll. CHIOS, ASPASIA; Education New

212. CHIRA, JOSEPH; Music

213. CHISHTY, HAJI FAZAL; Public Health

214. CHONG, AlMAJ Childhood F.ducation HAWAII

CHOOSUP, C:H.AIEHMVARN, Library Science

CHOPRA, OM; EducationaJ. Ad1nioistration

CHOU, LELA:�D; Sacred Music

CHOW, LILL'IAN; Accounting

CHOWDHRY, :JEAN; Optometry

CHRISTIAN, MAH.Y; Physical Education

CHRETIEN, MADELEINE; Secretarial Work

CHRETIAN, HAX; Physics

CHRISTODOln:.OV, EUTHYMIE; Economics

CHUNG, HAZJ;;I..; Dance

CICCHF:!'TI, JOHN; Electrical Engineering

CISCO, ALLllNi Cello

CISCO, JACOB; Pharmacology

CITRONE, SJLUL; Political Science

CLARK, HUGH; Social Studies

CLARKE, EVE:REE; Dance

CLAVENY, JE:AN; Education

CLEWELL, RICHARD; Philosophy

CLINE, D0.1:tCITHY; Music

CLYBUHN, JJ!MF.s; Piano

COCCALIS ALEXANDER; InternationaJ. Relations

COCHEO, STE.PHEN; Electrical Engineering

COGAN, MAX; Human Relations

COHEN, ABRAHAM; Law

COHEN, WILLIAM; French

COILEY, DOHOTHY; Business Education

COLBUHN, MARILYN; OccupationaJ. Therapy

THAILAND INDIA CHINA

HONGKONG

PAKISTAN

INDIA

HAITI

SWITZERLAND

GREECE

Pennsylvania

Connecticut Ohio

New

New

Vermont

PUERTO RICO

Pennsylvania

Texas

South Carolina

EGYPT

New York

New York

ISRAEL

NewYork

Maine

New Hampshire

242. COLBURY, OOHIS; Social Administration

243. COMISKEY, VINCENT; Political Philosophy

244. CONRAD, WALTER; Sociology

245. CONZEMUIS, JANE; Home Economics

246. COOK, MACRAE; Music Compostition

247. COOP&l, ADELE; Music

248. COOPER, RAYMA; Interior Decorating

249. CORNWELL, ANN; Education

250. CORREA, MARTA; English

251. CORREA, VICTOR; English

252. CORSETTI, ALGISA; Art

253. CORTES, SANTIAGO; Geography-

254. CORZINE, CYNTHIA; Music Education

255. COTE, LANGEVIN; Journalism

256. COUMBIS, RICHARD; Neurosurgery

257. COUTI,· PHILIPPE; Political Science

258. COWAN, PHYLLIS; Religion

259. CRAIG, JANET; Nursing Education

260. CRANE, BARBARA; Sociology

261. CROGHAN, CHARLES; Theology

262. CROMWELL, ELSIE; Nursing

263. CRON, CHARLES; Public Relations

264. CRUICKSHANK, ERIC; Law New

265. CRUMP, VALERI&; Delinquency Research

266. CRUZ, ERNESTO; Law

267. CSEKO, EVA; Psychology

268. CUBERO, RUTH; Sociology

PHILIPPINES

ECUADOR

New York

269. CULLY, ESTHER; English Literature

270. CURRAN, ROBERT; Pathology

271. CUHTIS, SU3AN; Sociology

272. CUTLER, BE!i:THA1 Art

273. CZIKOWSKY, LEON; Education

274. DALLAIRE, GERTRUDE; Nursing Education

275. DALRYMPLE, WHITNEY; Theolo gy

276. DAMHAUG, AtiNE; Home Economics

277. DANCKWORTT, DIETRICH; Social Psychology

278. DANigr,, MILDRED GRACE; Painting

279. DANKNER, SAMUEL; Chemical Engineering

280. DAB.GAN, FRANK; Physical Rehabilitation

281. DA SILVA OL,IVEIBA, ALVARO; Architecture

282. DASTUR, JAMES; PhotoITT"apb;y

283. DAVIDSON, CHARI.OTTE; Nursing Education

284. DAVIS, BA.�HAHA; Social Work Oregon

285. DAVIS, GI.ORIA; Elementary Education

286. DAVIS, NATHANIEL; International Affairs

287. DAVIS, SHIRLEY; Recreational Education

288. DAWSEY, SARAH; Childhood Education

289. DE BELLECOMBE, LOUIS; Slavic Languages

290. DE CAMARGO, CANDIOO; Philosopey

291. DE CHADENEDES, ELEANOR, Science Libraries

292. DECHERD, ELIZABETH; French Literature ·

293. DE CUETO, HORACIO; International Affairs

294. DE FUSCO, U'.iO; Business

New

295. DEHDASHTY, ,lAVAD; Economics IRAN

296. DEISCHEH, MILDRED; HomeEconomics

297. DEISENROTH, ROBERT; Voice

CaJ.ifornia

298. DEJAXUNJORN, VASISHTHA; PublicAdministration THAILAND

299. DE KANTER, LAETITIA; Public HeaJ.thEducation

NETHERLANDS

JOO. DELCASTILLO, LOURDF.S; English OOMINICAN REPUBLIC CUBA

301. DE LA HEllliAN, ANA; Interior Design

302. DJ!': LEVIE, ALETTA; ClinicaJ. Psychology

303. DELIGIANIS, GEORGE; International Affairs

304. DELLENBAUGH, ADELE; Pediatrics

305. DELMUNDO, PERFECTA; Optometry

306. DEMERITT, DWIGHT; Law

307. DENNING, HELEN; Nutrition Education

308. DENNIS, JOHN; Geology

309. DENNIS, ROBERT; Music Composition

310. DE PAUW, FRANS; Law

311. DEPAUW-DE VEEN, LYDIA; Fine Arts

312. DE PEREZ, ELENA; Botaey

NETHERLANDS

CaJ.ifornia

PUERTO RICO

313. DE PFYFFER, ANDRE; Political Science SWITZERLAND

3J4. DE PORTU, JACQUF.S; Marketing FRANCE

315. DETAEYE, SHIRLEY; PoliticaJ. Science

316. DEVLIN, JORDAN; International Affairs_

317. DE VRIES, JOHAN; Interior Design

318. DHARASUB, SOMJHIT; Radio Coinmunication

319. DHILLON, NIHMAL; CivilEngineering

320. DHUTIYABHODHI, UTHAI; Library Science

321. DIACONZ.ADEH, PETRO; Mechanical Engineering

322. DI BIAGIO, FRANCO; Neurology ITALY

323. DICK, OOR011HYJ Nursing Education

324. DIETZ, JO.A]INJ FineArts

325. DIMACOPOVI.CIS, GEORGE; Economics

326. DIMAGGIO, GELLESTINNA; Nursing Education

327. DINITZ, RUJIH; Nursing Education

328. DINSHAW, INGRID; International Relations

329. DISTELFELD 1 BETTY; Pre-Medicine

330. DIZON, AVSB�IO; Business Administration

331. OOERPINGHAUS, WILHEIM; IndustrialRelations

332. OOLIX-BESSCIN, JUNE; Sociology

333. OOMINIQUE, SOLANGES; English

334. OONATH, HILDA; PoliticaJ.Science

335. OORE,MAHIE:-THERESE;Humanities

336. OOSS, DORA; Philosoph,y"

337. DOOOHERTY, MAHIE; Dietetics

338. DOWKONT, .A]iTHONY; Business

339. DREZE, JACqUF.S; Economics

.340. D1 SOUZA, �:RI,YN; Dentistry

PHILIPPINES

341. DUBOFF, PAUL; Dentistry New Jersey

342.DUCH,MANUEL;BUSINESS

343.DUDLEYAMY;SOCIALWORK

344.DUDLEY,RICHARD;ENGINEERING

345.DUERKSEN,HARLOD;THEOLOGY

346.DUNSK,MENAHEM;FINEARTS

347.DUPLESSIS,KARL;PIANO

348.DVORMAN,NAOMI;ART

349.EAGEN,DONALD;INDUSTRIALADMINISTRATION

350. EX'JHAVAflliIA, ELENA; English

351. EDLMANN, BONA; Library Science

352. ED�ICH, MU!lliAY; Education

353. EDWARDS, MARY; English

354. EFTEKHAR-ZADEH, YAHYA; Social Work

355. EFTHYMIATOY, MARY; Social Sciences

COLOMBIA ITALY

New York

Alabama IRAN

New York

356. EHRLICH, NADIA; Social Work Massachusetts

35?. EISEN, IRMA; Interior Design Colorado

358. EKSIHAN, TOUTI; Music

36o. ELIZllli, YUVAL; Journalism

IH.AN

359. ELIAS, ALEKI; Interior Design IRAQ

362. ELLIOTT, ANN; Voice

363. ELLIS, NANCY; Occupational Therapy

ISRAEL

361. ELLENPORT, B�TTY; Social Work New- York Georgia New York

364. ELLISON, HELEN; Social Work West Virginia

365. EL-WAfutAKI, SAYYED; Medicine

366. .ENGEL, PETER; English

367. ENGLUND, .hICHARD; Dance

368. ERDMANN, W. JAMES; Religious Education

369. ESQUERAS, PILA.tt; Interior Designing

370. EVANS, GORDON; Government

EGYPT

GEHMAN! Washington Wisconsin PHILIPPINES T New York

372. EZENEKWE, JONATHAN; Public Law and Government

373. FARMER, JAMES; Religious Education New York

371. .EVANS, LILI; Dentistry ENGLAND 'f' NIGERIA

374. FARNERT, NILS; Buainess SWEDEN New Jersey

375. FARROW, ROBERT; Religious Education

376. FATSEA,ISMINIE;InteriorDesigning GREECE

378. FATTAL, SAL:IM; Civil Engineering

379. FAZI, MARGAJUT; 5:ri.glish New

380. FEDER, JAN; Dance

381. FELBERT, JOHHUA; Accounting

382. FELDHEIM, INGRID; Arts and Crafts

383. FELDMAN, H.E:'TA; English Literature

384. FENG, YEN-TDAI; Library Science

385. FERNANDEZ, l!:RNESTINA; Broadcasting

386. FEUER, DONYA; Dance

387. FIDALGO, JOAQUIN; Education

388. FIELD, CRYS'rAL; Dance

389. FISCHMAN, HER; American Literature

390. FISH, BAH.BARA JANET

391. FIS�, EVELYN; Psychological Services

392. FITTS, HOWAID; Health Education

393. FLAM; PERLE; Hebrew Education

394. FLEISCHNER, HANS; Business

395. FLEMING, HAROLD; English Literature

397.FLYNN,HELEN;SOCIALSCIENCE

398.FONACIER,MARIALINDA;SOCIALWORK

399.FORMAN,ELINOR;ENGLISHLITERATURE

400.FORNARI,ALBERT;ENGINEERING

401.FOSTER,CAROL;FRENCH

402.FOSTER,WILLIAM;MUSIC

403.FOUSEK,MARIANKA;THEOLOG

:ttJB.ssachusetta

404. FOX,DAVID;History

405. FOX,rtOBl<.:HTA;Dance

406. FRANKE1,MARSHALL;PublicHealthEducation

407. FRANKENSTEIN,HANNAH;SocialWork

408. FRASER,THOMAS;R:!ligion

409. FHEUND,GUNTER;Dentistry ISRAEL New York

410. FREYV,AN,TOBY;Dance

411. FRIEDBEttG,MAUKICE;SlavicLanguages New York

4l2. FRITZ, KATHHYN; Nursing Education

413. FHUITMAN,FANNY;CerebralPalay

414. FRY,MARIAN;Education

415. FRYE,ROY;Theology

4l6. FUCHS, HANS; Industrial Relations GERMANY

417. FULCHER,E.CLAIRE;PersonnelAdministration

418. FURUYA,EDDY;English

Califorpia JAPAN

419. FURUYA,KAZUE;ReligiousEaucation JAPAN IRAN

420. GABBAY,MOSSA;Economics

421. GABRIEL,ELIZABETH;E:nglish

422. GAFFNEY,JANE;SocialWork

423. GALUTEN,AARON;Mathematica

424. GANDHI,ANIL;BusinessAdministration

425. GANDIA,ROSA;SocialWork-

426. GARA!,JOSEF;Psychology

427. GARCIA-QUEZADA,LUIS;Education

428. GASTELBONDO,LIGIA;English

429. GASTON,SIMONE;English

RICO

430. GAUDARD,JACQUELINE;SecretarialWork Massachusetts

4310 GEDDF.s, M)RTIMER; Education

432. GEFEL,ALEJIANDER;Medicine

433. GEMORA,DELPHI;FashionDesigning

434. GENTGES,BE:RTRAM;Law

435. GEORGE,BAFIBARA;VoiceandDance

436. GEORGE,BIJ.NCHE;SocialFoundations

437. GEPHART,MILHY;HomeEconomics

438. GERBER,EDITH;History

439. GIBSON,RAI;Journalism

440. GIGOT,CLAUDINE;English

441. GII.AN,DANIEL;ChemicalEngineering

442• GILBERT, Ili:RBERT; Eq.ucation

443. GILBERT,MILRY;Guidance

444. GIU.E,SARAH;SafetyEngineering

445. GILLIAM,JUNE;HumanRelations

446. GILMAN,JOHN;Music,Art

447. GILPIN,NOBLE;SacredMusic

448. GIRAULT,JOHN;Dance

449. GLAI6TONE,GRACE;Speech

450. GLAI6TONE,SIDNEY;Anthropolo5Y

451. GLASER,PE'.�ER;MechanicalEngineering

452. GLEASON,DONALD;Medicine

453. GLEN,ELEANOR;FineArts

454. GLICKMAN,gLSA;rtussianHistory

455. GLUSHAKOW,NAOMI;Harpsichord

456. GOBRAN,llIAD;Chemistry

457. GODBOUT,MARCELLE;Nutrition

458. GOEHMANN, HERBERT; Business

459. GOETCHIUS, SAH.AH; International Affairs

460. GOLDFUS, BARBARA; Fashion Desic;ning

461. GOLDIN, FREDEHICK; English

462. GOLDING, DAVID; World Affairs

463. GOLDSBOR, ROBERT; Public Health

464, GOLDSMITH, JOHN; Social Work

465. GOLDSTEIN, BENJAMIN; En6ineering

466. GOMES, JOSILDETH; AnthropologyNacoes

467. GOMEZ, JORGE; Psychosomatic Medicine

468. GOMEZ, VICTOR; Psychology

469, GONDIKAS, PANAGIOTIS; Engineering

470. GONGORA, ENttIQUE; Architecture

471. GONLUBOL, MEHMET; Arts and Sciences

472. GONZALES-CANO, ISMAEL; Public Administration

473. GONZALEZ-LAGO, CARMEN; Interior Designing

474. GONZALEZ-LAGO, HECTOR; Mortuary Science

475. GOROON, MILTON; Biochemistry

476, GORKEM, BED!; Architecture

G2:RNANY

New York

Minnesota

New York

ISHAEL

New Jersey

New Y0rk

Massachusetts

Illi.AZIL

COLOMBIA

PANAMA

GHE:ECE

PERU

TURKEY

PUERTO RICO

PUERTO nICO

PUERTO :ti.ICC

1"J.nnesota

TURKEY

477. GOVINDARAJ, BUDDHA; International Law INDIA

478, GRAD, CHARLES; Business Administration

479. GREEN, EHNEST; Dental Surgery

480. GREEN, JUDITH; Piano

481. GR�EN, JuDY; Dance

482. GKEEN, MYRA; Journalism

Oklahoma NIGERIA

New York

Iowa

CANADA

48J. G.H.EE:N, VJ!:HA; Anthropology Illinois

484. GREENE, llARBARA FISH; Social Work

New Jersey .,.

485, 486. 487. 488, 489. 490, 491. 492. 493. 494. 495. 496. 497. 498, 499. 500. 501. 502. 503, 504. 505, 506. 507. 508. 509, 510. 511.

GR�ENE, ROBEHT; Educational Administration

GRi!:�WALD, MILDR.8D; Dance

BRIEBSCH, H:RICH; Industrial Relations

GRIFSSHA.BER., HANS; Economics

GRIFFITH,ELISABETHALISON;Political.Science

GROSSMAN,EViLYN;Psychology

ClliOSSMAN, PATRICIA; Danca

GIJND!SriSHBmllli,SHOSHANA;Psychology

GUTMAN,YERUDA;Piano

HACKER,ELG.A.;Business

HADDAD-KHOl.I'-tI, YGOSSEF; Architecture

HADJIS,GEOHGE;CivilEngineering

HAFFEY,NEIL;PoliticalScience

EZZALOLLAE;Accounting

HAGEOOR.'l"-E'HJ!SE, HELGA; International Re:i.ations

New York

New York

GERMANY

GERMANY D,C.

Pennsylvania

Maryland

New

New

New Jersey

New Jersey

HAIGH, BARTON; Recreational Administration Massachusetts

• HAKIMIAN,Ml�HDI;English IRAN

HALE, CHARLES; Iatin-American History

HALKIAS,Tlli;LIA;Voice

HALL,NANCY;Voice

HAMAD, MAHM)UD; Mechanical En5ineering

HAMILL,ANN;LibraryService

HAl-11-DND, MARILYN; English Education

HAMPARIAN, .AHTHUR; History

HAN,PIE:frnE;ComparativeLiterature

HANSEN, KAh.L-HEINZ; Industrial Relations

New

Iowa SY.H.IA

Connecticut

Michigan

New

D,C.

GERMANY

HARADEN, EMEHSON; Music Education California

512. 513. 514. 515. 516. 517. 518. 519. 520. 521. 523. 524. 525. 526. 527. 528. 529. 530. 531. 532. 533. 534. 535. 536. 537. 538.

HARAN, ISABE:L; Music

HARDEH.,IDIS; Library Service

HAl-lOUNIAN, YAHZKEL; Chemical Engineering

HARttIS, ALFMD; Biochemistry

HAilliIS, !!:LIZABETH; Dance

HARRIS, MARTHA; Guidance

HARHIS,PETER; Sociology

HARRIS,THEODORE; English

HARRISON, BARBARA; Anthropology

HARRISON,JOAN; Advertising

HART, SHEILA; Social Work

HAHWICK, IRENE; Mathematics

HARWOOD,ROSEMARY; Dance

HATANAKA, FRANCIS; Education

HEATH, BARBARA; Peysical F.ducation

HEILMANN, JOHN; Business Administration

HELLAND, PHILIP; Educational Administration

HELM, BERT; Philosopb;y

HENSCHEL,SHIRLEY; English Composition

HERRERA, JESUS; English

!IBRZL, MARIAN; Psychology

HEWELL, GRACE; Social Case Work

HICKS,MARY; Religion

HIGBEE, JOAN; Business

HINCH, RITA; Education

HJ;NCKLEY, WILLIAM; Social Psychology

539. 540. 541. 542. 543. 544. 545. 546. 547. 548. 549. 550. 551. 552. 553. 554. 555. 556. 557. 558. 559. 560. '561. 562. 563. 564. 565. 566.

HINRICHS, MARY; Religion

HIH.ATA,MICHI;Piano

HIRSCH,EVA;Music

HISSNAUER,HORST;IndustrialRelations

HIX, JAMES; Sacred Music

HLYNE,MAUNGTIN;Mathematics

HOEHN, HALPH; Textile Designing

HOFMAN,BARTHELD; Microbiology

HOGERTH, MAH.ION; French

HOKE:RBe:H.G,ANN-MARIE;MedicalSocialWork

HOLLENBECK,E,IRENE;ScienceEducation.

HOLMES, NADJA; Music

HOLROYD,SALiY;Dance

HOO,IDNA;InternationalRelations

HOOK,SHIRJ..EY;SocialWork

HOOKS, MILLICENT; Nursing Education

HORINOUCHI,,ITOMI;Biology

HORMOZI,FllliEIDOQN; Engineering

HORN, SAMUgL; Languages

HORSTEI{,HBLGA;Spanish

HOi-lVii:I, KA.HI; Special Education

HORWOOD, LORNA; Mental Hygiene

HOWARD, DOHOTHY; Nursing Education

HUNG,CHEUNG-WO;Art

HUNTER,CONVERS�;ChurchHistory California H

NTINGTON, AR.ttIA; �!ental Hygi3ne

IAANACCONE,ANG�LO;�ndocrinology

Rhode Island

ITALY

IMAHIHO,HlCHAhD;SocialWork HAWAII

567. IMhf!:, AYLA; Architecture

568. IMH.IE, DAVID; Education

569. INGEMANN KNUTZEN; HILD; Special Education

570. INGVARSON, BHOft; Business Administration

571. INOUYE, KEIKO; English Literature

572. INTRAT&i., ROSELINE; Comparative Literature3243

573. IB.ELAND, PHYLLIS; Textile Designing

574. ITO, SEIJI; Law

575. IZUTSU, SATOttU; Education

576. JACKSON, RE!:l�CA; Music Education

577. JACOB, LIONEL; Chemistry

578. JACOBS, SALLY; Art Education

579. JACOBUS, PAULINE; Education

580. JACOBUS, PHYLLIS; Sociology

581. JAFFE, AIMEE; Biology

582. JAFFE, LILIA; Occupational Therapy

583. JAIN, SATY!WDHA; Industrial Management

584. JALAMJ, KIMMO; Political Science

585. JALBERT, KATHRYN; French Literature

586. JAMJOCHIAN, VICTORIA; Interior Designing

587. JANE, MARTA; Languages

588. J.EFFEHS, JANET; Education

589. JENSEN, ARTHUR; Psychology

590. JENSON, B£VERLY; Education

591. JWSON, GLORIA; Library Service

592. JIGARJIAN, ALICE; Music Education

593. JIN, PAUL; Industrial Management CHINA

Io o/ /

594. JOFFA, ELLIOT; Economics

595. JOHN, l-'..ATHEW; Theology

596. JOHNSON, GEORGE; English

NIGERIA

INDIA

North Dakota

597. JOHNSON, JOHN; Voice Pennsylvania

598. JOHNSON, KEITH; Theology

599. JOHNSON, MlKEL; Dance

600. JOHNSON, WILLIAM; Philosophy

601. JOKLIK, GUNTHER; Geology

602. JONES, JANET; Music Education

603. JONES, MARJORIE; Education

604. JONES, RICBARD; Music

605. JORDAN, ILSE; Literature

606. JORGE, MARIA; Business E�ucation

607. JOSE, LEILA; Dramatic Arts

608. JOSEPH, ANTONIO; Painting

609. JOSEPH, GISELLA; Langbages

610. JOVICEVICH, ALEXANDE.tl.; French Literature

611. JUNG, fiICHARD; International Affairs

612. JUNKUNE, IRENE; Dance

613. JUREYDA, CHAFIC; English

614. KABACK, DAVE; Education

Washington

Oklahoma

CANADA

AUSTRALIA

New York

CANAL ZONE

Utah

GERMAl'rr

CUBA

PHILIPPINF.s

HAITI

New York

New York

New York

Illinois

SYKIA

New York

615. KAWITAltI, AKHTAR; Education IHAN

616. KALIAN, EDWAH.D; Economics

617. KAM, WILiIAM; Civil Engineering

618. KAf'.ANDA, ALFRED; International Law

619. KAMINETZKY, DOV; Civil Engineering

CHINA

SIERHA LEONE ISRAEL

620. KAMINSKY, DAHIE:L; Engineering ARGENTINA

621. KANE, JAMES; Business

622. KANESHIGE, EIJWAl{D; Tests and Measurements

623. KANNER, KAREN; Dance New York

624. KANTOR, HOSALEE; Advertising New York

625. KAO, ROSE; Social Foundations CHINA

626. KAPLAN, ETHNE see: MARENCO, ETHNE

627. KAPLUN, BERTA; Biochemistry-

628. KARKIAINEN, JAAKKO; Foreign Trade

629. KARLIN, JERROLD; Electrical Engineering

630. !CARMON, FRANCYS; Interior Designing New York

6.31. KARPOUZOGIDU, JOHN; Obstetrics GREECE

632. KASAHARA, TSUNEKO; Social Work HAWAII

634. KAUFMAN, ELLIDA; Dance

635. KAY, PHYLLIS; Business and Anthropology

636. KEENAN, BARBARA; Harp

63.3. KATZENSTEIN, ALEX; Public law and Government North Carolina New York New York Ohio

637. KEENE, ANNA; Social Work Maine

6.38. KELLER, JAMF.s; Theology

Connecticut

6.39. KELLY, MARION; Drama CANADA North Carolina

640. KENNEDY, PHILIP; Music and Dramatics

641. KENG, TAN; Banking

642. KERR,WILLAHD;EducationalAdministration

THAILAND

Pennsylvania

643. KERYAKOS, WILLIAM; Medicine California INDIA

644� KESAVALU, GCll{USWANI; Public Health

646. KEY, CHARI.DTTE, Organ

647. KHAN, BAQAR; Economics and Industrial Relations

645. KEVIN, NATHANIEL; Finance LIBERIA Tennessee INDli

ARGENTINA

648. PAKISTAN KHAN, MOHAMED; Business

649. KHANDEIMAl, KRISHNA; Industrial Management

650. KHATAMI, IJORTEZA; Medicine

651. KHEMKA, NAND L.; Business Administration

652. KHERADMEH, ALI; Public Administration

653. KHERGAMVALA, NOSHIR; Business Administration

654. KHO, HIPOLITO; Civil Engineering

655. KIDD, ARTHUR; Human Relations

656. KIKAWADA, JOHN; Social Casework

657. KIM, MAH.ICIN; Piano

658. KIM: OK YUL; International Relations

659. KIMMEY, JIMMIE; Public law and Government

660. KING, HENRY; Physiology

661. KING, TE l'IAO; Chemistry-

662. KINNANE, �roHN; Psychology

66.3. KIRKWOOD, HENRIETTA; F.a.ucation

664. KIRMAN, JACK; Psychology

665. KIRMAN, WILLIAM; Counseling Psychology

666. KIRSCHNER, PAUL; Languages

667. KLAUS, JAGK; Philosophy

668. KLEIN, FRANZ; Industrial Relations

669. KLIM'l', WA:C,TER; Electrical Engineering

670. KLINGER, HERBERT; Education

671. KNIEBUSCH, LA VER.lfil; English

672. KNIGHT, JOY; Pb;ysical Therapy

673. KNUDSEN, :PEDER; International Affairs

674. KOBAYASHI, KENJI; Violin

675, KOBAYASHI,SETSOO; Journal.ism

676. KOEHRN,FRED;SacredMusic

677. KOLB,WALTERJ Chiropractic

678. KOLK, ALIDA; GoveI"IIJllent

679. KOLLER,ARNON;Engineering

680. KONDRATIEFF,ANATOLE; Government

681. KONTOGOORIS,HENRIETTA;Education

682. KOO, BONOK;MusicComposition

683. KOO,SHOUENG; Economics

684. KORBONSKI,ANDRZEJ; Economics

685. KORF,WILLIAM; Music

686. KORYN,ANDREW; Pharmaceology

687. KOSKA,BOLE�LAV; Economics

688. XOSOY,MILDRED; Piano

689. KOTLIAR,ABRAHAM1Chemistry

690. K0TSONIS,DENIS; Economics

691. KOVACS,GEORGE; Business

692. KRASNOW,MIRIAM;SocialWork

693. KRAUSE, ELIZABETH; OccupationalTherapy

694. KREB.S,ALBERT; AmericanHistocy

695. KREBS,VERA; Dance

696. KRENICA,ANA; Education

697. KRETSEPIS,SOPHIE;CerebralPaley

698. KRISHNAN,CARUNA; MechanicalEngineering

699. KRISTENSEN, INGR;RemedialReading

700. KROMPElllANN, GEORG; Pharmacy

Nev Y0rk

GREEX:E

NewYork

Pennsylvania

S01Jl'HAFRICA

701. KRYSAN,GERMAINE;NursingEducation Iowa

702. KU, MINC.HUAN;WorldAffairs

703. KUBIE,ROBl!:RT; Law

704. KULTCHA!t, !!:LIZABETH; Pre-medical

705. KUMMER,HOWARD; Theology

706. KURIKOTI,,:lIDRAM; BusinessAdministration

707. KURLAND, Jl!:RRY;Dance

708. KUSHNER,GILBERT;Sociology

709. KUTSUKI,Rli:IKO; FashionDesigning

710. KWO, TSUO�rSING; IndustrialEngineering

711. LAGOUMIDIS,GEORGE; Pharmacology

712. LAHAINER,:�ORMA; Psychology

713. LAINE, STA:�LEY;SocialWork

714. LALANCETTE, THERESE; NursingEducation

715. LALONDE, M!lRGUERITE; SocialWork

716. LAMPEL,CURE; Philosopey

717. LAMPKIN,AH.THUR; Pre-medical

718. LANEY,HEL�; Music

719. LANE, FRANll; Education

720. LAPEDUS, ,TO; Sociology

721. LAR,WUISl�;Piano

722. LAROCCA,ALDO;AeronauticalMechanics

723. LATHAM, SEIMOUR; Education

724. LATT, BENJAMIN; PublicHealth

725. LATTKA, CHHISTINA; English

726. LA.Ut-KJNT, MlNIQUI!:; CostumeDesigning

727. LAWLER, HELEN; German

728. LAWSOU, CRISTYNE; Dance

LAYMAN,GRACE;Education

LAZARICK,GREGOR;Economics

LEA,LUZ;English

LEAMING, HUGH; Religion

LEATHERS,ROBERT;BusinessAdministration

LECKIE,IRENE;NursingEducation

LEDECKY, JAROMIH; Political Science

LEDERMAN,LOUIS;Theology

LEE,ALMA;MaternityNursing

LEE,HUNG-PENG;InternationalAffairs

LEE,PAO;PublicAdministration

LEE,PAULINE;InteriorDesigning

LE FEBRE DE VIVY, MJNIQUE; Social Service

LEFEVRE,ANNE;SocialWork

LEGHER,SONIA;English

LEITNER,GERALDINE;Musicand�glish

LENAS,LEANDRO;ChemicalEngineering

LEONE, ANITA; History

LEONG, ELAINE; Occupational TherapyLEVENSON,J�;InternationalLaw

LEVIN,BURTON;Chemistry

LEVITA, ERIC; Psychology

LEVI'l"r, LAWRENCE; Pre-lav

LEY, JANE; Student Persomel Administration

LI,BERNARDO;ForeignTrade PHILIPPINES

LIANANTONAKI, ANNA; Fine Arte

GREEX:E

LICHTBLAO, SIIDFRIED; Chemical Engineering ISRAEL

756. LIEPMANN,DJRIS;OccupationalTherapy

757. LIGON,WALT!m;Guidance

758. LIMA,HAROLDO;Business

759. LINDO,BEAN}InternationalEconomics

760. LINO,PROCACCI;English

761. LINSE,KNUT;Business

762. LINZ,JUAN;Sociology

763. LIPOW,CELE3TE;SocialWork

764. LIU,ELENA;Mw:iicComposition

765. LLOYP,MARY;NursingF.ducation

766. LOCKWOOD,T:80RNTON;Business Maryland

766A. LOGAN, DEBORAH; Library Science Connecticut

767. LOKIF.C,MARG;HebrewLiterature

768. WNDON,FRE!D;ElectricalEngineering

769. LONG,VERNON;Dance

770. LOP.E2,CARLOS;English

771. LOP.E2DEAI.J'IEIDA,LIGIA;Literature

772. LOP.E2DEHUlIBTAS,JOSEFINA;English

773. LOP.E2NOGUEHAL,BEATRIZ;English

774. LOUKF.S,NANCY;Education

775. LOURIDO,JAIME;Architecture

776. LUBAR,l'JA:RC:cA;ElementaryEducation

777. LUBKA,CAROLYN;PublicHealthNursing

778. LUCAS,PYM;Psychology

779. LUDFM'IG,HAIi.ALO;Indus.trialRelations

780. LUGO,ANTONIA;SocialWork

781. LUKE,LOUIS,:MechanicalEngineering

New

New

New

PUERTO RICO

New

782. LUM,STEPHEII;Economics HAWAII

783. LYNFIELD, HUBliliT; law

784. LYON, CALtOLYN; Home Economics

785. MCUNU, VICTOR; Voice

786. MC CONVILLE, Bl!:TTY; Dramatics

787. MC COY, MARGARET; Music

788. MC CULLOUGH, HELEN; Nursing E�ucation

789. MJ DADE, PATRICIA; Voice

790. MC :OONALD, GENE; Dance

791. MC :OOWELL, COULTER; Mathematics and Physics

792. MC EWEN, JAMF;S; Dentistry-

793. MJ FARLANE, KATHLEEN; Physical Therapy

794. M'.) GEARY, GEORGE; Piano Pennsylvania

795. M: KECHNIE, MARY; Education New York

796. M: KINNEY, T. QHARLl!:S; Economics

797. M'.) LAUCHLAN, ISABEL; Fashion Designing

798. MC LENOON, CHARLl!:S; Secondary- Education

799. MC LEOD, NORMAN; Theology-

800. MJ NALLY, KENDALL; Medicine

801. M:: NIVEN, HUGH; Civil Engineering

802. MA, CHARLES; Education

803. MA, CHI-PEI; History-

804. MACDOUGALL, NELLIE; English

805. MACHADO, ZELIA; Nursing Education

806. MACKENZIE, ALISON; Occupational Therapy.

sos. MACY, EVERIT; Political Science

807. MACKIE, ROBERT; Voice D.C. Virginia

809. MADANY, I.AMI!:llX:E; Social Work SYRIA

810. 811. 812. 813. 814. 815. 816. 817. 818. 819. 820. 821. 822. 823. 824. 825. 826. 827. 828. 829. 830. 831. 832. 833. 834. 835. 836.

MAES, ALBERlr; Economics

MAGANA, PILffi; Interior Designing

MAGNIFICO, GIOVANNI; Political Science

MAGNUSSON, BIG!JRDOR; Literature

MAHEW, SHIRLEY; Mediclf.ne

MAIOOUD, MAJOOUD; Business

MAlOOUD, PAHVINE; Literature

MAHONEY, :OONALD; History

MAIR, NATHAHil!:L; Philosophy and Theology

MALLON, MARI:OORIS; Art, Theatre

MANCERA, RAHL; English

MANLEY, PRilllENCE; Education

MANN, ALEXANDER; Management

MANOTOK, IGNACIO; Business

MARAIS, GEOFlG; Economics

MARENCO, EN2:0; Engineering

MARENCO, ETHNE KAPLAN; Anthropology-

MAJ{}(S, NATALIE; Mental H;ygiene

MARQUEZ, CAii.LOS; Economics

MARSHALL, ALLINE; Botany

MARTHAN, ABliAHAM; Social Sciences

MARTI, DANIA; English

MARTIN, GODFREY; Chemical Jl:ngineering

MAH.TIN, JAMES; History-

MARTIN, MA.1:1.Y; Dance

MARTIN, H. WINTHROP; Sacred Music

MARTINEZ-VILLENA, RUSELA; Piano

BELGIUM MEXICO

ITALY

ICELAND

Connecticut

EGYPT

IRAN

New York

CANADA

Missouri

ME:XICO

New York

New York

PHILIPPINES

SOUTH AFRICA

ITALY

New York

New York

VENEZl.IBLA

Georgia

M.JROCCO

CUBA

INDIA

New York

Maryland

Massachusetts

CUBA

837. MASERA, NINO; Surgical Pathology

838. MASHAYEKH, MEHDI; Civil EngineeringKhiaba.n

839. MASUDA, CHIEKO; Education HAWAII

840. MASUMOTOYA, CLARENCE; Educational Administration

841. MATHl!.""'WS, THOMAS; History

842. MATHUR, DIN&SH; Philosophy

843. MATHWl, J"\fALA; Social Work

844. MATHUflIN, GABRIELLI; Mechanical Engineering

845. MATTOS, GILDA; English

846. MATUZEL, AMARYLLIS; Medicine

847. MAVROS, PHILIP; Economics

848. MAY, LINI; Religion

849. MAY, STEPHElJ; Psychiatry & "Neurology

850. MAYER, CHRISTEL; English

851. MAYER, MARY; Sociology

852. MAZARAKIS, ANTONIOS; Electronic Engineering

853. MAZER, RICHARD; Psychology

HAWAII

PUERTO RICO

854. MEAD, JOHN; Interior Decoration

855. MEDINA, TERESA; Radio and Television

856. MEEKS, TEOMAS; Physics

857. MEHENTI, PERIN; Counseling Psychology

858. MEIMARIDIS, GEORGE; Business Administration

859. MELIKIAN, LEVON; Guidance

860. MELNIK, JUDITH; Social Work

861. MELO, PABLO; English

862. MELTZER, }ORTON; Government

863. MENAKIAN, TAKUI; Fashion Design TURm

864. MERCADO, Gli.EGORIO; Engineering

865. MERJIAN, NAZEN; Spanish

866. MESTER, GEC!RGE; Music

867. MEURSINGE, LUBBERTA; Dance

868. MEYER, JLJLIE; Fashion Designing

869. MEYEHS, WON; Music

870. MICHAELS, DANIEL; Geography

871. MICHEL, V.ARION; Psychology

872. MIOOLEY, WINIFRED; Education

873. MIJARES, FE�INA; Public Health

874. MIJARES, RODOLFO; Retail Distribution

875. MILLAlID, THOMAS; Social Work

PHILIPPINES

New

876. MILLEH., ROSE; Guidance Ohio

877. MILLIGAN, CAROL; Sociology

878. MINH, .HOSA; Social Work

879. MINK, MAHGOT; Dance

880. MINKOFF, JOHN; Music

881. MIRO, MAYRA; Business

882. MITCHELL, MARY; Nursing E;iucation

..

Pennsylvania

883. MITRA, BASANTI; Public Law and Government

884. MITSUI, TAKA.KANE; English

885. MITSUSHIMA, HIBOYUKI; Business Adl,d.nistration

886. MITZMAN, AHTHUR; Violin

887. MIZUKAMI, AYAKOi Childhood Education

888. MOBBEHLY, MAf(Y; Political Science

889. MOERY, :HOBEttT; Dance

890. }JJGHH.ABI, ZUHAYrt; Chemical Engineering LEBANON

891. MJHANTY, GOU.!:GSHYAM; Education Psychology

892. MJHSIN, SHABENDRI; Business Administration

893. MONGE, HAf-DN; Business

894. MONROY, MARTHA; Secretarial Studies

895. MJNTESINOS, Hfi:CTOR; Electronics

896. MONTINOLA, LOUHDES; Interior Decoration

897. MJORE, DAYSTA; History

898. MOttELLI, JOSEPH; History

899. MJH.FINI, LELA; Social Work

900. MJHGAN, DALE; Ministry

901. MORRIS, I.ftWIN; Elementary Education

902. MOSES, LOUISE; Fashion Designing

903. MOSES, V�DA; Sociology

904. MOSSMAN, GEOttGE; Theology

905. MJSTOFI, MJHSEN; Mechanical Engineering

906. MOTT, JOHN; Public Law and Government

Ma.ssachUBetts

907. MJWAT, ANNE; Childhood Education CANADA

908. MUELLER, MAHY-ELIZABETH; Public Law and Government Connecticut

909. MUENCH, FRWERICK; International Affairs

910. MUIZNIEKS, ANSIS; Biology

913. MULLERI WIU.EM; Piano

914. MUNZ, HELMY; Fine Arts Education Massachusetts

915. MURPHY, PATJ:UCIA; Social Work

916. MURPHY, STEPHEN; Educatio

917. MIINT, MA KHIN; English Litera.ture

911. MUKHAR.JI, PRATOL; Chemistry , MULL8:R, PAUL; Medicine

912. BURMA

918. NADER, CLAIHE; Public Law and Government Connecticut

919. NAGANO, TAKJ;:5HI; Mineral Engineering

920. NAIK, CHITRA; Education

921. NAITO, MARY:; Social Work

JAPAN

INDIA HAWAII

922. NAKAGAMI, MIYO; Educational Administration HAWAII

92.3. NAKAGAWA, DAVID; Religious Education California.

924. NAKAMuRA, HOBERT; Social Work

925. NARITA, RUTH; Sociology

926. NEEDLE, CRYBTAL; Dance

927. NESTLE, WINFRIED; Industrial Relations

929. NEWHALL, DANIEL; Engineering

930. NICHOLL, GRIER; English

New

928. NET, IB.H.AHIM; Civil Engineering TUltKEY Massachusetts Massachusetts Oregon

931. NIELSEN, CHUUJ?.S; Religion

932. NIGUCHI, KOICHIRO; Electrical Engineering JAPAN

933. NINO, LUIS; Education

934. NISHIMURA, i{l.JWA; Education

935. NIYEKAWA, AGNES; Psychology

936. NODA, MASAKO; Education

937. NOJIMA, MARI; Psychology

938. NORDSKAH., JORGEN; Sales and Advertising

939. NORDWALD, M�UD; Interior Designing

940. NORO, YOSHIO; Theology

941. NORTHRUP, Pl!:TER; Theology

942. NOWAK, MATTHEW; Physics

VENEZUEi.A

JAPAN

JAPAN HAWAII

JAPAN

NORWAY

New York

JAPAN

Illinois

New York

943. NUTE, SHIRL�; Music California

944. NYEIN, MA; Physics BU.HMA

945. 946. 947. 948. 949. 950. 951. 952. 953. 954. 955. 956. 957. 958. 959. 960. 961. 962. 963. 964. 965. 966. 967. 968. 969. 970. 971.

NYGAAHD, ANN; Adult Education

NYllUS, DOLORES; Public Health Nutrition

OBER, MARY; Bilingua.l Secretarial Work New

0 1 ERIEN, VIV.IAN; Nursing Education Georgia

OCAl:!PO, LUIS; English

ODF.GAHD, ELOISE; Nursing Education

OGATA, TArtO; English

OGAWA,MASARU;Internationallielations

0GUZKAN, Fe:H:HAN; Government

OHANIAN, MARY; Social Work

OKA, SUMIO; Sociology

OKADA, TETUSHI; English

01KEILF.t!!, F. AOSTIN; Guidance

OLDHAM., LOIS; Social Work

OLIVER, MARGARET; Cooperative .Extension Alabama

OLOFSON, JOHN; Guidance

OLSON, JOYCE; Art History

OLYNYK, OLGA; Fine Arts

OMIDVAR, KAZEld; Mathema,tic::al Physics

OINEILL, JEttOME; Psychology

OONN00NNY, THOMAS; Industrial Engineering

OliClITT, RAYMOND; Music

OREN, NISSAN; International Relations

ORGAIN, ANNE; Fine Arts

ORTHBANDT, JOACHIM; Industrial Relations

OSER, JULIE; Dance

OSMAN, ALICE; Sociology

New York

OSTOVANY, �RDESHIR; Public Administration

OTA, PE:l'ER; Philosophy and Religion

OTT, EBERHARD; Industrial Relations

OTTE, HENfil; Metal Physics

OVADIA, ALF'ONSO; English

PACKNESS, IDA; Library Service

PACLAWSKYJ, OHEST; Education

PAELMAN, HENRI; Banking

PAGLIARO, CARMEN; Music

PALASANIAN, NINA; Cello

PANJWANI, :KUMAR; Medicine

PANT, PEMMARAJU; MeteorologyPAPAJOHN, JOHN; Psychology

PAPALIOLIOS, ACHILLES; Architecture

PAPATHOMAS, DENI�; Business

PAPAZ, EDMJND; Engineering

PAPE!lFUS, FRANK; Photography

PAREKH, SHASHIKANT; Business

PARIKH, C. C.; Chemistry

PARIS, EMMA; Nutrition

PAM, TONG- SUP; Banking

PARMER, JOAN; Dance

PARRENAS, ASUNCION; Nursing Education

PATEL, BHAILAL; Chemical Engineering

PATgLL, RUSI; Mathematical Statistics

PATERSON, JDHN; Ministry

PATOUT, FELIX HENRY; Art Illustration

Utah GERMANY

ENGLAND

COLOMBIA

DENMARK

New York

Pennsylvania

Connecticut

New

GREE)'.)E

New Jersey

PUERTO HICO

KOREA

Ns,;r York

PHILIPPINES

972. 973. 974. 975. 976. 977. 978. 979. 980. 981. 982. 983. 984. 985. 986. 987. 988. 989. 990. 991. 992. 993. 994. 995. 996. 997. 998. IRAN

INDIA

PAKISTAN

Connecticut

Louisiana

999. 1000.

1001. 1062. 1003. 1004. 1005. 1006. 1007. 1008.

1009. 1010. 1011. 1012. lOlJ. lOl4. 1015. 1016. 1017. 1018. 1019. 1020. 1021.. 1022. 1023.

PAOL,JOHN;MedicalResearch

PEDRAZA,IDA;English

PEINADA,liEl;iMANN;Education

PEKKI,ERKKI;BusinessAdmnistration

PELAYO,RAIDN;Economics

PEILICIOTTI,ROBERT;Education

PENZEL,KLAUSiHistoryReligion

PEREZ,EMILIO;Education

PEREZ,MARCO;English

PERRON,OOROTHY;Dance

PERRY,ALICIA jPey-siology

PERRY,ETHEL;ModernDance

P.El'ERS,DALE;Music

PETERSON,MURIEL;SocialWork

PHILIPS,fill.MI;Nu.trition

PHINNEY,ELEANOR;LibraryService

PICKETT,DOT;PhysicalEducation

PI.EX::K,MANFRED;Law

PINEIRO,MANUEL.;English

PINTR,CHARLES;Langwiges

PITMAN,RDBE:RT;EnglishandDra.ma.t;l.cs PITTIE,RADHA;English

PLANAD:IBALL,MARTA;EnglishandEducation

PLATT,DAVIS;PublicRelat;ions

POE,LORRAINE;English,Literature

POLK,BARBARA;Libra±y,Servi.ce

1025.

POLLAK,GEORGE;Theology-Education

SCOTLAND

COlDMBIA

URUGUAY

FINLAND

PfiILIPPINES

NewYork

GERMANY

ARGENTINA

1026. POLLITZER, fHLLIAM; BumanVariation

1027. POOT, JOHANNA; Medicine

1028 0 POPE, LOIS

1029. POPP, FREDERICK; Electrical Engineering

1030 0 PORTOULAS, PETE; Engineering 1031. POTOCKI, WANDA; SocialWork

1032. POTRUCH, RICHARD; Psychology1033. POWELL, DOROTHY; Mathematics 1034. POWELL, JAMES, JR.; Humanities 1035. POWER, NOBLE; International Affairs 1036. PRADHAN, MADHAV; Personnel Administration

1037. PRH:MPEH, ALBERT; Anthropology1038. PRESCOTT, EDWARD; Law

1039. PRETEL, AMARANTE; Engineering 1040. PROWE, GERD-WELFBARD; Medicine

1041. PRUITT, WHTON; Guidance 1042. PSOMIADES, HARRY; International Affairs 1043. PUNT, PIETER; Mechanical Engineering 1044. PUTEHMAN, BOBERTA; Dance 1045. PUTUKHIAN, JOHN; Civil Engineering

1046. RAAFAT, ALY; Architecture 1047. RABENOLD, SUSAN; Guidance

104,8. RABINOWITZ, WILLIAM; Interior Designing

SouthCarolina

NETHERLANDS

NewYork

GREECE

NewYork

NewYork

California

T.exas CANADA INDIA

GOLD COAST

Ohio PERU

GERMANY

NewJersey

Massachusette

NETHEHLANDS

NewYork

LEBANON EGYPT

Pennsylvania

Connecticut

1049. RADHAKH.ISHNAN, SRINIVASA; Aeronautical Engineering

INDIA

NewYork 1050. RAFFILE; JCHN; Library Science

1051. RAICK, THERESE; International Affairs

1052. RAISS, SUZANNE; French

Connecticut

NewYork

1053.fiA.MitB!-HJSHANAM,ENNALA;CiviJ.Engin�ering

1054.RAMAILA,HENRY;Theology

1055.RA.MAI.INGA,.ltEDDY;Bu(linessAd.ministration

1056.RAMJS,LEITICIA;�lishLiterature

1057.B.AMl.EY,ROJ:!EHT;Ophthalmology

1058.RkNA,THAKORBHA:I;Psychiatry

1059.RANDOLPH,ALETHEA;Dance

1060.RANSOM,REBA;HomeEconomics

1061.RANSON,PETER;MechanicalEngineering

1062..HAO,NAGLlMANTRY;Banking

1063•.RAO,T.lAKSHMANA;,Bt1SinessAdministration

1064.RAO,TIIAMARPA.KKAM;BusinessAdmimstration

1065.RAOOF,ABDUL;Education

1066.RASMUSSEN,LYNN;Voice

1067.RATH,RICHAlID;Spanish

1068.RAY,NELLIE;BusinessEducation

1069.REANO,RICARDO;Business

1070.RECANATIS,ELIAS;BusinessAdministration

1071. RECHTMAN, MARTIN; Music Education

1072. REDEKER, lMMJ; Miner� Dressing

1073.REED,HALPH;Religion

1074.REEVES,BILLY;ElementaryAdmin:l.stration

1075.REICHMANN,ANNA;Physics

1076.ReNO,FERN;SocialWork

1077.RETZLER,JOS�PH;Business

1078.REY,CONCHITA;English

1079.RHODES,SYLVIA;PoliticalScience

Maine

10800 RIBEIRO, CELIA; Library Science

1081. RICCIO, JOSEPH; Business

1082. RICHAN, l,HLLAHD; Social Work

1083. RICHARDO, MAHTA; English

1084. RICHARDSON, DORENE; Dance

1085. RICHTER, �ARGARET; Social Work

1086. RICHTER \-JOLFGANG; Journalism 1

1087. RIEKEN, Gl'lLLERMO; English

1088. RIGNANO, MARIO; Pharmacology

1089. RING, CARIYLE; law

1090. RIOLLOT, J'EAN; International Relations

1091. RIOS, BEA1RIZ; English

1092. RIVAS, MARIA; Languages

1093. RIVERA, ACREA; Education

1094. ROBBS, MAHY; Voice

1095. ROBErtTS, �LICE; Sociology

1096. ROBERTS, NARY; Social Work

1097• .ttOBEH.TS, r:ICHAHD; Piano

1098. ROBERTS, i:PENCER; Slav�c Languages

1099. ROBINSON, HENRY; History

1100. ROBINSON, ROBERT; Piano

1101. ROBINSON, RUIH; Social Work

1102. ROGEN, BEVERLY; Social Work

HOJ. ROLAND, ALAN; Sociology-Psychology

1104. ROPER, ROEiALIND; Mathematics

1105. ROS, PATHICIA; Dance

1106. hOSAH.IO, J:lOSA; English Eauc�tion

BRAZIL

Massachusetts

Maine

CUBA

New York

California

New York

EL SALVA.DOR

New York

New York

FRANCE

COLOMBIA

New York

PUEH.TO HICO

Tennessee

Massachusetts

Alabama

Maine

Pennsylvania

D.C.

Nebraska

CANA.DA

New York

New York

PUERTO RICO

New York

PJSH.TO J:GCO

1107. ROSE,CHARLOTTE;OCCUPATIONALTHERAPY

1108.ROSENGERG,ELIIOT;BUSINESS

1109.ROSENBERGER,ERNST;SOCIOLOGY

1110.ROSENLOF,RITA;PHYSICALTHERAPY

1111.ROSENSTIEL,FRED;ANTHROPOLOGY

1112.ROSING,BARBARA;DANCE

1113.ROTENBERG,AUBEY;PHYSICS

1114.ROUGH,IAN;BUSINESS

1115.ROUMAN,JOHN;HISTORY

1116.ROUSSIN,ELIANE;FRENCH

1117.ROXAS,CESAR;BANKING

1118.ROXBURGH,FLORENCE;SPEECHCORRECTION

1119.ROYCHOUDHURY,RATHI;CHEMICALENGINEERING

1120.RUBENE,SKAIDRITE;FRENCHLITERATURE

1121.RUCH,ERWIN;THEOLOGY

1122.RUZI,ANTONIO;PERIDONTIA

1123.RUIZ,HERMINIA;LAWANDGOVERNMENT

1124.RUSHIZY,GEORGE;CHEMISTRY

1125.RUSK,MYRON;BUSINESS

1126.RYAN,WILLIAM;TEACHINGOFFRENCH

1127.SAARELM,TIMO;THEOLOGY

1128.SACHAR,LEONARD;LAW

1129.SADER,MARGOT;ENGLISH

1130.SADICK,PHYLIS;SOCIALWORK

1131.SAECHIA,KIGNIM;PUBLICADMINISTRATION

1132.SAGEL,ANNE;SOCIALWORK

1133.SALOB,GLORIA;HISTORY

1134. SALOmONSON,BRADFORD;FINEARTS

1135.SALTZER,RCSEmARY;EDUCATION

1136. SAmARASINGHE,LINCOLN;LIBRARYSERVICE

1137.SAmITAS,DEAN;BUSINESS

1138.SANCHEZ, jUAN;ELECTRONICALENGINEERING

1139.SAND,ELIZABETH;ART

1140.SANKARAN,S.; mATHEmATICS

1141. SASSOUNI,NEGATOLLAH;CIVILENGINEERING

1142.SATHER,EDGAR;THEOLOGY

1143.SCHAPIRA,ANNA;SOCIALWORK

1144.SCHEINER,HELLmUT;GEOLOGYANDGEOGRAPHY

1145.SCHENKER,BARRIE;DANCE

1146.SCHERm,WOLFGANG;INDUSTRIALRELATIONS

1147.SCHERZER,ALFRED;HEALTHEDUCATION

1148.SCHEURIG,BODO;HISTORY,PHILOSOPHY

1149.SCHEYER,BARBARA;NURSINGEDUCATION

1150.SCHIFF,CHARLES;ENGINEERING

1151.SCHLOSSBERG,LOIS;DANCE

1152. SCHmER,ALICE;BIOLOGY

1153. SCHNEE, jOEL;DANCE

1154. SCHOENFELD,RUTH;PSYCOLOGY

1155.SCHOENING,ROGER;ADVERTISINGDESIGNING

1156.SCHOLTES,MARY;HOMEECONOMICS

1157.SCHORR,BURTON;INTERNATIONALAFFAIRS

1158.SCHRANIL,LUBOR;POLITICALSCIENCE

1159.SCHROEDER,LILY;POLITICALSCIENCE

1160.SCHROEDER,YVETTE;NURSINGEDUCATION

MassachUBetts

New

MassachUBetts

1161. SCHROTT, II.SE; English

1162. SCHULZE-BlJETTNEli, JOACHIM; Industrial Relations

1163. SCHUH, MARTHA; Dance

1164. SCHWAHTZ, JOSEPH; Education

1165. SCOTT, BERNICE; Recreation in Rural Areas

1166. SCOTT, JACKSON; Fine Arts

1167. SEEGER, WILFRIED; Industrial Relations

1168. SELIGMAN, JAN; Dramatic Arts

1169. SEMBA, YU; International Helations

1170. SENIO.H., MliliY; Social Work

1171. SENNHOLZ, HANS; Economics

1172. SEliI, ANNA; Lang1.1ages

1173. SERINKEN, HASAN; Education

1174. SERPEN, RASIN; Foreign Banking

1175. SEVELLA, ANDRES; Optometry

1176. SHAFFRAN, JACKIE; Dance

1177. SHAFIG, M. NURI; Education

1178. SHAH, JAYANTILAL; Chemical Engineering

1179. SHAH, SATISH; Chemical Engineering

1180. SHAKER, DOREEN; Fashion Illustration

1181. SHAKRANI, ALI; Economics

1182. SHAMI, PARWAIZ; Education

1183. SHANKEH, SHAILENDl:lA; Dramatic Arts

1184. SHANKS, LOIS; Education

1185. SHAPI.H.O, ELLA; Physical Therapy

1186. SHAPIRO, K>RTON; Dentistry

1187. SHARIFY, NASIR; Library Science

1188. SHARMA, ANUP; Electrical Engineering

1189. SHAHMA, DEV; Electrical Engineering

1190. SHAW, GEOFI'REY; Theology

1191. SHAW, CHEN YUNG; Chemistry

1192. SHEPHE:RD, FREDE:RICK; Business Management

1193. SHEPH'!ltD, SONDRA; Home Economics

1194. SHERINIAN, DONALD; Government

1195. SHILMAN, AVNEH; Pharlll8.cology

1196. SHIHAI, YOSHIHittO; Chemical Engineering

1197. SHlttOKI, SHINNOSUICI; English

1198. SIDl&EV, Vi,EVOLOD; Psychology

1199. SHOUP, MAfUJA; English

1200. SHOUP, PATRICIA; Sacred Music

1201. SHTEINSHLE:IF'!:h, r,INTON; Chemical Engineering

1202. SIDEhI, KIHKI; Dramatic Art

1203. SIGNOJ-iliLLI, VICTOR; Education

1204. SIKKA, DHSH; Mininc Geology

1205. SILB�rl, EL'.,A; History

1206. SILIS, HAR:?EH.; Interior Designing

1207. SILVA, MANJEL; Law

1208. SUV�, ltA:�PH; Law Inv3stment

1209. SIMARD, IR�NE; Social Work

1210. SIMONNAE3, OLAV; Theatre and Dramaturgy

1211. SIMMONS, SONIA; Dance

1212. SIMJNELLI, VINCENT; History

1213. SIMONSEN, ANN; Chemistry

1214. SINAN, SEL�BUDDIN; Education

Pennsylvan:h

�ew York

1215. 1216. 1217. 1218. 1219. 1220. 1221. 1222. 1223. 1224. 1225. 1226. 12::7. 1228. 1229. 1230. 1231. 1232._ 1233. 1234. 1235. 1236. 1237. 1238. 1239. 1240. 1241.

SINGH, KUNWAR; Education

SINGH, LEILA; Sociology

SINrJi, Sl:lATROOHNA; IntP.rnational Relations

SIRIO, ALEXANDER; Foreign Trade

SKLANSKY, JACK; �lectrical Engineering

SKWIHSKY, MAXINE;SlavicLanguages

SLOAN, WILLIAM; LibraryService

SMART, ALASTAIH; History of Art

SMITH, DO�ALD; Theology

SMITH, RUTH; Nursing Education

SMTIH, l'INlCNEY; Internatiopal Affairs

SMI.TJf, SHEILA; Sociology

SMITH, WILLIAM; Journalism

California

SOEHREN, IRENE; Ma?,azine Article Writing Oregon

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California

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