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Smithsonian Year 1989 Supplement

Chronology and Appendixes

Smithsonian Institution Press
Washington, D.C.

Smithsonian Year 1989 Supplement

Chronology and Appendixes

Smithsonian Institution Press
Washington, D.C.

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Contents

Chronology

Appendix 1.

Appendix 2.

Appendix 3.

Appendix 4.

Appendix 5.

Appendix 6.

Appendix 7.

Appendix 8.

Note. The arrangement of bureau listings within the individual appendixes is not alphabetical but

Members of the Smithsonian Councils, Boards,
Commissions, September 30, 1989

Visitors to Smithsonian Institution Museums in
Fiscal Year 1989

Academic, Research Training, and Internship Appointments
in Fiscal Year 1989

Publications of the Smithsonian Institution Press in
Fiscal Year 1989

Publications of the Staff of the Smithsonian Institution
and Its Subsidiaries in Fiscal Year 1989

The Smithsonian Institution and Its Subsidiaries,
September 30, 1989

Donors to the Smithsonian Institution in Fiscal Year 1989

Contnbuting Members of the Smithsonian Institution in
Fiscal Year 1989

rather follows the organization of the Smithsonian Institution as shown on the next page.

The pages of this Supplement were photomechanically reproduced from typescmpt provided by the

bureaus and the offices.

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Smithsonian Insttution

Establishment, Board of Regents,
Executive Committee, and the Secretary
Office of the Secretary
Office of the Under Secretary
Office of the Inspector General
Office of the General Counsel
Office of the Treasurer
Research
International Center
Joseph Henry Papers
National Zoological Park
Office of American Studies
Office of Fellowships and Grants
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center
Smithsonian Institution Archives
Smithsonian Institution Libranes
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
Museums
Anacosua Museum
Archives of American Art
Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
Conservation Analytical Laboratory
Cooper-Hewitt Museum
Freer Gallery of Art
Hirshhorm Museum and Sculpture Garden
National Air and Space Museum
National Museum of African Art
National Museum of Amencan Art
National Museum of American History

National Museum of Natural History/National Museum

of Man

National Portrait Gallery

Office of Exhibits Central

Office of Horticulture

Office of Museum Programs

Office of the Registrar

Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition
Service

Public Service
National Demonstration Laboratory for
Interactive Educational Technologies
National Science Resources Center
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
Office of Folklife Programs
Office of Interdisciplinary Studies
Office of Public Affairs
Office of Telecommunications
Smithsonian Institution Press
Smithsonian Internship Council
Smithsonian Magazine
“Smithsonian World”
University of the Air
Visitor Information and Associates’ Reception
Center
External Affairs
Office of Membership and Development
Women’s Committee of the Smithsonian Associates
Smithsonian National Associate Program
Smithsonian Resident Associate Program
Office of Special Events
Office of Congressional Liaison
Institutional Initiatives
Administration
Administrative and Support Activities
Smithsonian Institution Women’s Council
Under Separate Boards of Trustees
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
National Gallery of An
Reading Is Fundamental
Woodrow Wilson International Center for
Scholars

Smithsonian Year 1989
Chronology

The following is a representative selection of Smithsonian events and milestones
during the fiscal year 1988-89.

October

Outreach: The Office of Public Affairs produced a panel exhibit for the National
Indian Education Association conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This was the
Institution’s first participation in this national conference and included a

booth and presentation by Secretary Adams and other Smithsonian staff as part of
the program.

October

Visitor: Nigerian artist Sokari Douglas Camp spent three weeks at the museum
(into November) overseeing the installation of the exhibition "Echoes of the
Kalabari: Sculpture by Sokari Douglas Camp."

October

Federal Appropriations: The Institution established a no-year federal account in
the fiscal year 1989 budget to facilitate the development and acquisition of
major scientific instrumentation. Initial funds will go to the development of

the Astrophysical Observatory’s submillimeter telescope and the conversion of the
multiple-mirror telescope.

October

Publication: Smithsonian Institution Equal Opportunity Report, October 1988
was published by the Office of Equal Opportunity as the first in a series of
semiannual reports to the congressional appropriations committees.

October

Publication: Crossroads of Continents, by William Fitzhugh and Aron Crowell,
based on the Smithsonian exhibition of the same name, was published. The book
became the best-selling title of fiscal year 1988-89 for Smithsonian Institution
Press’ University Press Division.

October
Publication: Best Addresses, by James Goode, was published. This book

garnered much critical praise and became the first Smithsonian Institution Press
book to appear on the Washington Post best-seller list.

October

Seminar: The Office of Interdiscipinary Studies presented a seminar called
"Metascience, Ethoscience--What Is Science Anyway?" as part of its "Ways of
Knowing" series of interdisciplinary discussions for staff and fellows.

October

New Design: A new landscape plan with furnishings was developed for the north
front of the Smithsonian Institution "Castle" Building by the Office of
Horticulture.

October

Album Release: Smithsonian/Folkways completed its first album, "Folkways: The
Original Vision.". The album includes original recordings by Woody Guthrie and
Leadbelly from the Columbia Records album "Folkways: A Vision Shared," plus other
selections.

October 1

Milestone: The Office of Public Affairs launched its comprehensive Native
American Media Outreach Program with the arrival of an American Indian intern,
supported by the Smithsonian Educational Outreach Program. The program is
designed to carry information both to and from American Indian communities.

October 1

High School Project: A pilot project, "African Art for High School Students,"
brought together dynamic students from throughout the city for instruction in the
arts and culture of Africa. The ten-week project was funded by a grant from the
Women’s Committee of the Smithsonian Associates.

October 3

Milestone: A ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the official dedication of the
Smithsonian’s first child care center, in which thirty-five children between the
ages of two and five were enrolled. A scholarship pool was established to assist
low-income parents.

October 4-5

Colloquium: The Smithsonian’s Office of Interdisciplinary Studies, together with
the General Foods Fund and Winrock International, sponsored a colloquium ttled
"Completing the Food Chain: Strategies for Combating Hunger and Malnutrition."
The event was held in conjunction with the awarding of the World Food Prize.

October 7
Exhibition: "On the Air: Pioneers of American Broadcasting,” a major exhibition

reflecting the history of early radio and television through portraiture, opened
at the National Portrait Galery.

October 8

Exhibition: The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery’s first acquisition of Japanese art, a
spectacular late eighteenth- to early nineteenth-century ceremonial palanquin,
was placed on public display, along with the gallery’s first acquisition of
Japanese paintings, a pair of seventeenth-century six-panel screens.

October 13

Exhibition: "Portraits of the American Law," the first exhibition of the history
of the American poltical system through portraits, opened at the National
Portrait Gallery.

October 14-29

International Tour: The Cooper-Hewitt Museum conducted an architectural study
tour to historic and contemporary landmarks in Hungary, Austria, Czechoslovakia,
and Germany, providing an in-depth survey of Central European contributions in
architecture and design.

October 18

Acquisition: The Zoo’s Conservation and Research Center in Front Royal,
Virginia, received three male and three female black-footed ferrets. The center
was one of two picked by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to receive the
nearly extinct ferrets for the purpose of starting a breeding program.

October 24

Appointment: After a wide-ranging search, Dr. Milo C. Beach was named director
of the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and the Freer Gallery of Art. Dr. Beach, a
distinguished scholar of the painting of India, was acting director of both

museums for a year prior to the appointment. He served as assistant director of
the Sackler Gallery from 1984 to 1987.

October 25

Special Project: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries introduced automated
circulation with borrowers’ cards and bar-coded books. The African Art Branch
was the first to go on line. The automated circulation data base improves
accountability and security and provides accurate data about the use of the
Libraries’ collections.

October 27
Exhibition: "To Color America: Portraits by Winold Reiss," a major exhibition of

images of African Americans and American Incians, as well as some Asians and
Mexicans, opened at the National Portrait Gallery.

October 28

Symposium: "Alberto Giacometti: An International Symposium," at which four
leading American and European scholars explored aspects of the renowned Swiss
sculptor’s life and work, was held at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.
The symposium was cosponsored by the Smithsonian Resident Associate Program.

October 31

Reintroduction: Fifteen endangered golden lion tamarins left the National Zoo
for reintroduction into Brazil. This was the fourth release since 1984. To
date, sixty-one tamarins have been returned to the wild.

October 31

Milestone: The New York offices of the Archives of American Art moved to the
newly constructed Equitable Center complex at 1285 Avenue of the Americas. In
celebration of the move, an opening preview of the new spaces was held, along
with an exhibition of original Archives material related to the 1913 Armory

Show.

October 31

Milestone: The Cooper-Hewitt Museum officially welcomed newly appointed director
Dianne H. Pilgrim. Mrs. Pilgrim was formerly chairman of the Department of
Decorative Arts at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.

November

Acquisition: The Walt Disney Company donated six of the earliest drawings of
Mickey Mouse to the National Museum of American History. The drawings are from
the first completely synchronized sound cartoon, "Steamboat Willie,” first shown

in 1928.

November

Milestone: The James Smithson Society launched a new program, the Secretary’s
Circle, to assist with membership recruitment nationwide. This special volunteer
group of members of the Society and of the National Board of Smithsonian
Associates consists of forty-eight representatives throughout the United States.

November

Appointment: Joseph Carper was appointed director of the Smithsonian National
Associate Program.

November
Microfilming Project: Filming started for "Books of the Fairs," with a selection

of some two thousand books from the collections of the Smithsonian Institution
Libraries. The microfilmed set will be accessible to scholars worldwide.

November

Research: An Institute for Theoretical Atomic and Molecular Physics was
established at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge,
Massachusetts, under a grant from the National Science Foundation.

November

Agreement: The Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service entered into
an agreement with the USSR Ministry of Culture for the development, organization,
and travel of "Moscow: Treasures and Traditions," an exhibition of two hundred
objects produced by artisans and craftsmen from the sixteenth to early twentieth
centuries. It will be on view in the United States beginning in June 1990.

November 1

Premiere: Discovery Theater’s original production of "Rosa Parks: Speaking Out"
made its debut. The show explored the life of a black woman who helped spark the
civil rights movement in the United States in the 1960s. The production was also
noteworthy for its incorporation of American Sign Language. Fiscal year 1989
represented the highest registration ever achieved by Discovery Theater.

November 2

Lecture: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries presented a public lecture titled
"E pluribus unum. Do the Washington Metropolitan Area Universities Need A
Super-Library?" Paul Vassallo, executive director of the Washington Research
Library Consortium, was the speaker.

November 3

Special Event: A black tie dinner was held in the New York City Equitable Center
complex to honor Archives of American Art Trustee Benjamin D. Holloway, who was
responsible for securing office space for the Archives in this new complex.

Proceeds from the evening benefited the Archives’ New York Regional Center.

November 14

Exhibition and Publication: Co-organized by the Cooper-Hewitt Museum and the
Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, "Courts and Colonies: The Wiliam and Mary
Style in Holland, England and America" opened in New York under the gracious
patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Margriet of the Netherlands. The show
celebrated the 300th anniversary of the Glorious Revolution. Assembled by an
international team of curators, it included more than 250 works of art,

architectural prints, drawings, furniture, ceramics, and silver from the late

seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.

November 14

Meeting: Andrei Sakharov, renowned Soviet dissident, member of the Presidium of
the USSR Academy of Sciences, and a deputy to the USSR Congress of People’s
Deputies, spoke at a meeting organized by the Kennan Institute for Advanced
Russian Studies of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

Sakharov died December 14, 1989.

November 19-23

Special Event: One hundred and eighty Smithsonian Contributing Members
participated in a weekend program during which they visited selected exhibits
with museum directors and curators. A similar program was held May 3-7.

November 20

Exhibition: "A Jeweler’s Eye: Islamic Arts of the Book" showed 160 works from
the Henri Vever collection of Persian and Indian paintings and manuscripts at the
Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. This was the first public display since its purchase

in 1986.

December

Kudos: Giacometti, by Valerie Fletcher, which is based on a Hirshhorn Museum
and Sculpture Garden exhibition, was called "the most elegant art book of the
year" by National Public Radio.

December

Exhibition: The Smithsonian Resident Associate Program’s first exhibition of its
commissioned art, "RAP Commission Art," opened in the Escalator Galery of the S.
Dillon Ripley Center. The exhibition celebrated special Smithsonian and citywide
events. It featured sixteen lithographs, serigraphs, and posters by many well-

known artists, including Alexander Calder, Gene Davis, Nancy Graves, Sam Gilliam,
Larry Rivers, Robert Indiana, Richard Haas, and Willem De Looper.

December

Grants: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries received two grants from the
Atherton Seidell Endowment Fund. One grant supports publication of the Libraries
lecture, "Alchemical Death and Resurrection: Alchemy in the Age of Newton," by
Professor B. J. T. Dobbs of Northwestern University. The second grant supports
the publication of Books of the Fairs, a comprehensive reference guide, to a
microfilm set of some two thousand books on international expositions.

December

Acquisition: The Henry and Ludmila Shapiro Collection of Soviet Porcelains,
comprising more than 250 examples of tablewares and figural porcelains from the
time of the Russian Revolution to the present, was purchased with assistance from
the Regents’ Collections Acquisitions Fund and matched by funds raised by the
Cooper-Hewitt Museum’s Decorative Arts Association.

December
Special Events: The Anacostia Museum sponsored a month-long series of programs

celebrating Kwanzaa, the African American holiday based on African harvest
celebrations.

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December

Dedication: A tree was planted in front of the Arts and Industries Building and
dedicated in memory of Joseph Coudon VII, special assistant to the secretary of
the Smithsonian.

December

Exhibition: The Smithsonian held its twelfth annual "Trees of Christmas"
exhibition.

December 2

Exhibition and Symposium: "Perpetual Motif: The Art of Man Ray" opened at the
National Museum of American Art. This major retrospective of the works of one of
the founding fathers of modernism, a pioneer of both dada and surrealism,

included 268 paintings, works on paper, photographs, films, and objects. In an
all-day symposium, an international panel of scholars, artists, and critics

discussed the importance of these avant-garde movements.

December 5

Endangered Species: Survey findings were released by the Center for Plant
Conservation indicating that more than 250 species of America’s plants may become
extinct in the next one to five years. The announcement was made at a news
conference at the Smithsonian, which conducted the first such survey in 1973.

December 12

Designation: In a small ceremony, the 280-seat Hirshhorn auditorium was named
the Marion and Gustave Ring Auditorium, in acknowlegement of a recent significant
donation of art from the collection of this late Washington, D.C., couple.

December 14

Exhibition: "Gerhard Richter," a major retrospective honoring one of Europe’s
leading avant-garde artists, opened at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
in its only East Coast showing. The exhibition was co-organized by the Art
Gallery of Ontario in Toronto and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.

December 17

Special Event: As a special winter holiday event, Camille Saint-Saens’ "Carnival

of Animals" was performed in the National Zoo’s Education Building Auditorium by
pianists Ann Joseph and Natalie Ross.

December 21

Acquisition: The USSR donated an eight-foot model of a Proton launch vehicle to

the National Air and Space Museum. The Proton rocket has launched all the Soviet
space stations and planetary probes since 1965.

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January

Renovation: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries completed the last stages of
its renovation project begun in 1986.

January

New Project: The Smithsonian Institution Press launched a twelve-volume
continuity series, The Smithsonian Guides to Historic America, which was
developed in association with an outside publisher and the National Museum of
American History. It is the first multivolume project undertaken by Smithsonian
Books, the direct mail arm of the Smithsonian Institution Press.

January

Nomination: "“Hoagy Carmichael," an album released by the Recordings Division of
the Smithsonian Institution Press, received two Grammy nominations.

January

Publication: The three-volume study The Great Tzotzil Dictionary of Santo
Domingo Zinacantan, with Grammatical Analysis and Historical Commentary, by
Robert M. Laughlin with John B. Haviland, was published in Smithsonian
Contributions to Anthropology, a federally funded monograph series.

January

Record Release: "American Musical Theater," a boxed set of recordings that
chronicles the development of this distinctively American art form, was released
by Smithsonian Institution Press and received broad national attention.

January

Radio Project: Joining with the Native American Public Broadcasting Consortium,
the Office of Telecommunications received a planning grant from the Corporation
for Public Broadcasting to begin work on a thirteen-part series for the Columbus
Quincentenary to explore this event from the Native American perspective.

January

Special Event: The secretary hosted a dinner at the National Portrait Gallery to
celebrate the inauguration of the Smithsonian Quincentenary Program.

January
Special Event: The secretary and the Smithsonian Cultural Education Committee

hosted a lecture, performance, and reception at the National Museum of Natural
History to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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January

Planning: The Board of Regents approved the Five Year Prospectus, Fiscal Years
1990-1994. The Prospectus calls for several programs: increased emphasis on
identifying and pursuing construction and facilities repair priorities in future
years, further attention to selected programmatic needs in areas such as
scientific instrumentation and other technical forms of support, and the
successful organization and conduct of events surrounding the forthcoming
Columbus Quincentenary commemorations.

January

Special Event: The Presidential Inaugural Ball and the Vice-President’s
pre-inaugural reception were held at the National Air and Space Museum and the
National Museum of American History, respectively. The Office of Protection
Services, in close cooperation with the Secret Service, provided protection

services for both events.

January

Community Training: In its ongoing commitment to work with museum educators and
staff in the planning and collaboration of exhibition-related community programs,

the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service conducted workshops in
Florida, Mississippi, Michigan, and Washington, D.C., in conjunction with the
exhibitions "Field to Factory: Afro-American Migrations, 1915-1940"; "Frank Lloyd
Wright: Preserving an Architectural Heritage"; and "Inside Active Volcanoes:

Kilauea and Mount St. Helens."

January

Publication: Contemporary Indian Tradition: Voices on Culture, Nature, and the
Challenge of Change was published by Smithsonian Institution Press in the United
States and by Oxford University Press in India. The book is based on the 1985
Festival of India symposium, "The Canvas of Culture: Rediscovery of the Past As
Adaptation for the Future."

January 4

Milestone: At approximately 3:15 p.m., the majestic linden tree that dominated
the Enid A. Haupt Garden behind the Smithsonian Castle Building fell, a victim of
old age and high winds.

January 5

Construction: A three-year construction and renovation project began at the
Freer Gallery of Art to expand conservation and collections storage space and
allow passage between the Freer and the Sackler Galleries by connecting
underground gallery space.

January 10
Special Event: The Office of Quincentenary Programs and the Office of the

Secretary jointly hosted a dinner for the Ibero-American cultural attaches to
inaugurate the Smithsonian’s collaboration with Ibero-American embassies.

January 11

Award: The ninth Charles Lang Freer Medal was awarded to Alexander Coburn Soper

Ill of the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University. Dr. Soper is an
educator, writer, and editor widely recognized for his prolific contributions to
the field of Asian art history.

January 15

Exhibition: "Inspiration, 1961-1988," featuring the works of local artists,
opened at the Anacostia Museum. The exhibition included a variety of films and
videos on African American art and artists.

January 16

Event: The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public Service sponsored the
third Smithsonian observance of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Jack
Tchen, director of the Asian Pacific Studies Center, Queens College, and
cofounder of the New York Chinatown History Project was the featured speaker.

January 24

Exhibition and Publication: "American Drawings from the Cooper-Hewitt Museum:
Training the Hand and Eye" began its national tour in New York. The exhibition
presents seventy-five drawings, watercolors, and ou sketches dating from the

1830s to the 1930s. Accompanied by a catalogue of the same title, the exhibition
will travel under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Service
through the fall of 1990.

January 27

Appointment: Rep. Jamie L. Whitten (D-Miss.) was appointed a member of the
Smithsonian Board of Regents.

January 30

Press Conference: Secretary Adams announced a television series focusing on
Latin American culture, which will be the centerpiece of the Institution’s

Columbus Quincentenary program. Mexican author Carlos Fuentes will write and
narrate the programs. The press conference was organized by the Office of Public
Affairs.

February
Space Flight: A high-resolution camera proposed by a team of Smithsonian
scientists and engineers was selected as one of three focal-plane instruments for

the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s Advanced X-ray Astrophysics
Facility now scheduled for launch in the mid-1990s.

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February

Service: An international astronomical data base operated by the Smithsonian
Astrophysical Observatory, with support from the National Science Foundation and
the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, became operational. The data
base is for North American users.

February

Reorganization: The new director of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling
Exhibition Service, Anna Cohn, introduced a staff reorganization based on teams
for exhibition organization, interpretation, production, and registration.

Additional support is provided by SITES service groups: publications, public
relations, scheduling, and administration.

February

Collection: The collection of the late John M. and Lucy McLuckie of Coal City,
Ulinois, of more than 2,500 Paleozoic Era specimens of coal-swamp flora and
fauna was donated to the National Museum of Natural History by the McLuckie
children. Most of the material is of exceptional quality and spectacular size,
including several one-of-a-kind and rare imprints.

February

Publication: History of Indian-White Relations, volume 4 in the National
Museum of Natural History’s encyclopedic Handbook of North American Indians,
was published. The book traces the history of Indian and white relations in
North America from Colonial days to the present and includes political, military,
economic, and religious issues.

February

Broadcast: Through the auspices of the Office of Interdisciplinary Studies,

Radio America aired an eight-part series of programs based on the March 1988
symposium "Afro-Americans and the Evolution of a Living Constitution." The
program was distributed to more than three hundred radio stations nationwide and
won an award from the Bicentennial Leadership Project.

February

Radio: Radio commercials were produced by the Office of Public Affairs and
placed on two Washington, D.C., radio stations with predominantly African
American audiences. The ads offered information on the Smithsonian and its Black
History Month activities and, in cooperation with the Metropolitan Transit
Authority, a free subway farecard to visit the Smithsonian.

February 1

Lecture Series: Daniel Buren, the French conceptual artist, discussed his newly
completed Hirshhorn WORKS project and other commissions in the inaugural talk in
a new "Focus" series. Providing a monthly forum for artists and curators

involved with Hirshhorn exhibitions, the "Focus" series later featured artists

Ericka Beckman, Buster Simpson, Mel Chin, Houston Conwill, Keith Sonnier,
Director James T. Demetrion, and Ned Rifkin, chief curator for exhibitions.

February 3

Milestone: The development of a collaborative program in conservation studies
involving Japanese and U.S. scientists was announced by the Smithsonian and the
Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs.

February 10

Visit: Members of the Donetsk State Opera and Ballet Theater visited the
National Air and Space Museum. Secretary Adams hosted a reception for the troupe
in the Castle building.

February 16

Concert: An evening of Persian music on the tar and setar by Dariush Dolat-shahi
was the first event in a free, public two-month celebration of Persian art and
culture cosponsored by the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and the Foundation for
Iranian Studies. Also included in the celebration were calligraphy and

illumination workshops, lectures, and an evening of reading from the tenth-

century Persian epic poem, the Shahnama.

February 17

Exhibition: "The Art of Paul Manship" opened at the National Museum of American
Art. The exhibition was illuminated by a book on Manship by National Museum of
American Art curator Harry Rand. The exhibition will tour to seven locations over
the next three years, concluding at the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

February 19

Black History Month: As part of a series of public programs at the National
Museum of American Art, the Howard University Jazz Ensemble presented a concert
that was followed by a lecture on the influence of jazz on twentieth-century art.

The lecture was given by Gwen Everett of the museum staff. Later in the month,
E. Ethelbert Miller, director of the Afro-American Resource Center at Howard
University, gave a reading of his poems, and Dr. Regenia A. Perry, professor of

art history at Virginia Commonwealth University, lectured on masterworks by
Afro-American artists in the museum collection.

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February 20

Workshop: A field workshop on the “Reconstruction of Precolumbian Subsistence in
the Humid American Tropics" for Latin American archaeologists was held at the
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute from February 20 through April 2. The
seminar was coordinated by institute archaeologist Richard Cooke. Participants
came from Panama, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and
Venezuela.

February 21-24

Conference: The Office of Protection Services hosted the twelfth Annual National
Conference on Museum Security. The conference identified many shared concerns
and problems in the area of museum security and served as a forum for
participants to share solutions to those problems.

February 24

Benefit: The preview reception for USArt, an annual San Francisco exhibition and
sale of eighteenth- to twentieth-century American art, benefited the West Coast
Regional Center of the Archives of American Art.

March

Grants: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries received funds awarded by the
Women’s Committee of the Smithsonian Associates to support two projects:
conservation of a fifteen-volume set of nineteenth-century Indian textile samples
now in the collections of the Cooper-Hewitt Branch and assistance with the
publication of an illustrated lecture, "Alchemical Death and Resurrection:
Alchemy in the Age of Newton," by Professor B. J. T. Dobbs of Northwestern
University.

March

Restoration: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries Book Conservation Laboratory
began restoring James Smithson’s personal library that consists of about one
hundred surviving books of the Institution’s founder.

March

Symposium: "The World of Samuel Beckett" was explored in a three-day symposium
cosponsored by the Smithsonian Resident Associate Program, the Forum of
Psychiatry and the Humanities, the Washington School of Psychiatry, the Forum for
the Psychoanalytic Study of Film, and the Visual Press, University of Maryland.
Highlights of the symposium were the video premieres of "Waiting For Godot" and
"Krapp’s Last Tape," which was recently performed in Paris with the involvement
and imprimatur of Beckett himself.

March

Glasnost: The Smithsonian Resident Associate Program opened the Glasnost Film
Festival series, which featured the American premiere of new Soviet
documentaries. The series was introduced by Leonid Gurevich, chairman,
Documentary Film Section, USSR Union of Cinematographers. Gurevich led a
delegation of Soviet filmmakers and directors to the premiere evening.

March

Publication: Jeremy B. C. Jackson, Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
marine scientist, and F. K. McKinney published the book Brozoan Evolution,
which presents complete descriptions of major patterns of evolution of bryozoan
colony forms. The book contains much new data on the implications of the
evolutionary changes adopted by bryozoans and will serve as an important
reference source for specialists in the fields of paleontology, marine ecology,
and invertebrate zoology.

March

Season Premiere: "Here at the Smithsonian," the Institution’s series of short
television features, began its seventh season. Nationwide, 175 television
stations subscribe.

March 2

Special Celebration: The National Zoo celebrated its one-hundredth birthday with
a parade through the Zoo grounds, birthday greetings from civic leaders, and the
cutting of a centennial cake by First Lady Barbara Bush.

March 7

Anniversary Celebrations: President George Bush addressed participants at the
twentieth anniversary celebration of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for
Scholars. Other speakers included Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, who was
involved in the original planning of the Center and served as vice chairman of

its Board of Trustees from 1971 to 1976; Secretary of State James Baker,
currently a member of the Board of Trustees; William J. Baroody, Jr., chairman of
the Board of Trustees; and Charles Blitzer, director of the Center.

March 12

Seminar: The Office of Interdisciplinary Studies organized a seminar at the
Library of Congress titled "Patterns in History and the Rise and Fall of
Nations."

March 15

Acquisitions: The opening of the exhibition "Recent Acquisitions: 1986-1988" at
the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden showed for the first time newly
acquired works by Daniel Vladimir Baranoff-Rossine, Ernst Barlach, Sandro Chia,
Lucian Freud, Nancy Graves, Oto Gutfreund, Jasper Johns, Martin Puryear, Yves
Tinguely, and others. Not included in the exhibition, but also acquired during
fiscal year 1989, were important works by Sigmar Polke and Anish Kapoor.

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March 19

Special Event: Seal Day, with special talks and demonstrations to increase
public awareness of the need to conserve seals, was held at the National Zoo.

March 20

Product Licensing: Smithsonian announced a licensing agreement with Century
Furniture Co. of Hickory, North Carolina, that allows reproductions of
eighteenth- and nineteenth-century furniture selected from the Smithsonian
collections.

March 23-26

Symposium: The Office of Folklife Programs sponsored a symposium titled "Seeds
of Commerce: Cultural and Economic Exchange in the Caribbean." It is the second
in a series of three Quincentenary symposia. Held in Santiago de Cuba under the
auspices of the Casa del Caribe, presentations examined the impact of Colonial
plantation systems on the development of folklife and culture in Caribbean

societies.

March 29-30

Exhibition: "L’Art de Vivre: Decorative Arts and Design in France, 1789-1989"
opened at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum with a preview on March 29 and a public
opening the following day. The landmark exhibition, which celebrates the
bicentennial of the French Revolution, was funded by a generous grant from the
Comite Colbert. It was the first exhibition since 1976 to fill the entire

museum; it was accompanied by a publication of the same title.

April

Program: Nobel] Laureate Dr. James D. Watson spoke to a capacity audience on
"Mapping the Human Genome." The event was sponsored by the Smithsonian Resident
Associate Program.

April

Performances: The Duke Ellington Festival at the National Museum of American
History presented more than thirty-five performances of Ellington’s music by
renowned jazz artists; the festival also included films and a symposium.

April

Video Release: "The Magnificent Whales," the first video production from the
Smithsonian Institution Press, was released through Smithsonian Books.

April

Research: Nearly two decades after the Apollo astronauts returned the first
samples of lunar soil, a Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory geologist has
identified a rock type--cordierite--not previously seen in any of the lunar soil
samples.

April

Instrumentation: A fifth Automatic Photoelectric Telescope was installed at the
Smithsonian’s Whipple Observatory in Arizona, where it will be used in
cooperative programs to observe variable stars.

April

Laboratory: The National Museum of Natural History’s new Laboratory of Molecular
Systematics became fully operational, providing a powerful new thrust to the
museum’s programs in systematic and evolutionary biology and making possible
biochemical and molecular genetic studies of DNA and proteins. The laboratory,
located at the Museum Support Center in Suitland, Maryland, is directed by Dr.
Michael Braun.

April

Installation: The Office of Horticulture installed a recently restored
nineteenth-century fountain titled "Boy With Sword" in the rotunda of the Arts
and Industries Building.

April

Latino Outreach: "Descubra e] Smithsonian," an Office of Telecommunications
pilot series of two-minute capsules for Spanish-language television, premiered at
the National Hispanic Media Conference in Puerto Rico.

April

Endowment: The Global Environmental Endowment Fund was created to support
research, conservation, training, and public education in the field of global
environmental studies at the Smithsonian, including biological diversity, faunal

and floral conservation, protection of endangered species, and biotic adaptation

to global change.

April

Special Event: The assistant secretary for public service and the National
Cancer Institute hosted an awards presentation and reception in the Arts and
Industries Building in observance of National Minority Cancer Awareness Week.

April

Move: The Office of Personnel Administration moved to new quarters at L’Enfant
Plaza.

April

Publication: Global Volcanism 1975-85: The First Decade of Reports from the
Smithsonian Institution’s Scientific Events Alert Network (SEAN) was published.

Edited by National Museum of Natural History researchers Lindsay McClelland, Tom
Simkin, Marjorie Summers, Elizabeth Nielsen, and Thomas C. Stein, this 672-page
book is the most complete record ever assembled of all known volcanic events in
the world--both major and minor--during a ten-year period.

April 5

Grant: The National Portrait Gallery received a grant from the Smithson Society
and Mrs. J. Paul Austin to purchase the Richard Avedon portfoho of seventy-three
photographs.

April 5

Visit: President George Bush and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir toured
the National Air and Space Museum and later saw "To Fly!" the museum’s ever-
popular IMAX film about the history of flight.

April 6

Exhibition: "The Ceremonial Court," a new permanent exhibition, opened at the
National Museum of American History. The entrance recreates the front corridor
of the White House as it looked during the administration of Theodore Roosevelt.
The exhibition includes a number of original elements from the White House.
Galeries within hold first ladies gowns, presidential artifacts, jewelry,

pottery, and other objects from collections throughout the museum.

April 7

Exhibition: "The Boat Show: Fantastic Vessels, Fictional Voyages" opened at the
Renwick Gallery of the National Museum of American Art. The exhibition included
eighteen three-dimensional objects by fifteen contemporary artists who drew upon

a legacy of maritime imagery and symbolism. The public was invited to watch five
artists assemble their large-scale works from such diverse materials as wood,

glass, metal, hay, and twine.

April 10

Installation: "The Daguerre Monument," Jonathan Scott Hartley’s large sculpture
honoring Louis Daguerre, the French pioneer of photography, was unveiled and
placed on view on the Seventh Street side of the National Portrait Gallery and
the National Museum of American Art.

April 15

Exhibition: "Isamu Noguchi Portrait Sculpture," the first retrospective of a
major Japanese American sculptor, opened at the National Portrait Gallery.

April 16

Donation: The National Air and Space Museum accepted the promise of a supersonic
Concorde airplane from Air France as part of the commemoration of the

bicentennial of the French Revolution. The airplane will become part of the
museum’s collection after it has been retired from active service.

April 19

Exhibition: A full-scale structural and dynamic test vehicle for the Hubble

Space Telescope was installed in the National Air and Space Museum’s Space Hall.
The Space Telescope, the largest orbiting observatory ever built, will provide

deep space images with ten times the clarity and fifty times the light

sensitivity of the best ground-based telescopes.

April 19-22

Hispanic Media Conference: The Office of Public Affairs, in conjunction with the
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public Service, coordinated the preparation

of an exhibit for the Seventh Annual National Hispanic Media Conference in San
Juan, Puerto Rico, along with a reception and the appearance of Secretary Adams
as a keynote banquet speaker. Twelve hundred reporters attended the conference.
A new bilingual brochure on Latino resources at the Smithsonian, produced by the
Office of Public Affairs, was distributed at the conference.

April 22

International Conference: "New Approaches to Persian Art and Culture" explored
the significant themes that have emerged from recent scholarly research in
Persian art and culture. The day-long event featured five papers and a panel
discussion by internationally known scholars of Persian art, culture, and

languages.

April 27

Exhibition: Organized by the National Museum of American Art, "The Photography
of Invention: American Pictures of the 1980s" opened in celebration of the 150th
anniversary of photography. The exhibition included recent works by ninety

artists (six works were especially created for the show) emphasizing the new
versatility and inventiveness of the medium. The exhibition later traveled to
Chicago and Minneapolis.

April 27

Announcement: The National Air and Space Museum announced plans for a major new
large-format IMAX film on space that will focus on the beauty of the Earth and

the fragility of its environmental systems. "Blue Planet," produced in

cooperation with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, will feature

scenes shot on several space shuttle flights by astronauts trained to use the

IMAX camera.

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April 28

Award: Dr. Edward J. Nygren, director of the Smith College Museum of Art, was
selected as the first recipient of the Charles C. Eldredge Prize for outstanding
scholarship in American art. Established by the American Art Forum, a patron’s
support organization of the National Museum of American Art, it is given in honor
of the museum’s former director, who founded the forum in 1985.

April 29

Film: The opening of the third Washington, D.C., International Filmfest was held

at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. The filmfest was sponsored by the
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Public Service, and the Asian Pacific

American Heritage Committee served as host.

May

Space Flight: The Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory received a four-year,
$17 million contract to build and operate the Submilimeter Wave Astronomy

Satellite, which will study how molecular clouds in the Milky Way collapse to

form stars and planets.

May

Exhibition: "Men and Women: A History of Costume, Gender, and Power" opened at
the National Museum of American History. The exhibition chronicles the history

of costume and fashion in American history while probing the changing--and, in

some cases, unchanging--standards of appearance and behavior for men and women.

May

Appointment: Edgardo Maravi was appointed the first development officer for the
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Mr. Maravi trained as an agronomist at
the Universidad Agraria in Tingo Maria, Peru.

May

Program: National Museum of Natural History Director Frank Talbot hosted a
reception for thirty guests at the Smithsonian’s Barney Studio House to introduce
the museum’s new Director’s Circle, a high-level membership program designed to
introduce individuals to behind-the-scenes activities at the National Museum of
Natural History.

May

Special Event: Secretary Adams and the Ambassador of France hosted a reception
to celebrate the display in the Arts and Industries Building of the historic
documents the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Constitution of 1791 in
conjunction with the bicentennial of the French Revolution.

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May

Donation: The Smithsonian received five watercolor paintings of orchids by
Barbara Todd Kennedy, donated to the Office of Horticulture by the artist.

May 1

Public Service Announcement: Japanese American actor Pat Morita, who served as
on-camera narrator, appeared with twenty local children in a filmed public

service announcement produced for television by the Office of Public Affairs in

its continuing efforts to reach culturally diverse audiences.

May 2

Video Premiere: “Democracy and Rights: One Citizen’s Challenge," a documentary
for high school students jointly produced by the Office of Interdisciplinary

Studies and the CloseUp Foundation, was screened. The video featured Ernest
Green and Justice William J. Brennan, Jr. and was narrated by Justice Sandra Day
O’Connor. It is based on the 1987 international symposium, "Constitutional

Roots, Rights, and Responsibilities."

May 2-3

Conference: The Forum on Global Change and Our Common Future was cosponsored by
the Smithsonian Institution and the National Academy of Sciences for the purpose

of communicating to the public and policymakers the current scientific

understanding of the broad range of issues related to global environmental

change.

May 3

Grant: The National Portrait Gallery received a grant from the Cafritz
Foundation for the purchase of the portrait of Bishop George Berkeley by John
Smibert.

May 3

Exhibit: The Wetlands/Waterfow] Exhibit opened at the National Zoological Park,
and the Zoo’s Conservation Medal was awarded to Sir Peter Scott. Smithsonian
Secretary Emeritus S. Dillon Ripley presented the medal to Sir Peter, who cut a
ribbon to open the exhibit.

May 4-7

Workshop: The Smithsonian Institution/Man and the Biosphere Program conducted a
demonstration workshop on research methods for biological inventory, cosponsored

by the National Park Service, at the Great Smoky Mountains Biosphere Reserve in
Tennessee.

May 5-6
Symposium: A symposium titled "Violence and Resistance in the Americas: The

Legacy of the Conquest," sponsored by the Office of Quincentenary Programs and
coordinated by the Office of Conference Services, was held.

May 8

Milestone: Secretary Adams signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Museum
of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, in New York City, under which the Heye
Foundation’s American Indian objects will be transferred to the Smithsonian. The
signing ceremony, part of a major press conference organized by the Office of

Public Affairs, involved American Indian representatives, Smithsonian regents,

members of Congress, and other dignitaries.

May 11-12

Conference: The Office of International Relations, in coordination with the U.S.
Agency for International Development, held a conference titled "Incentives and
Constraints: Macroeconomic Policy Impacts on Natural Resource Utilization."

May 12

Exhibition: The computer revolution in aerospace was the subject of a major new
gallery at the National Air and Space Museum. "Beyond the Limits: Flght Enters
the Computer Age" was organized into seven exhibit areas, each featuring hands-on
interactive computer terminals so that visitors can see for themselves the kinds

of tasks that computers perform.

May 15-19

Special Event: In recognition that a healthy work force is one of the
Smithsonian’s most valuable assets, the Office of Protection Services expanded
the Institution’s occupational health program by initiating employee wellness
activities. During "Fit Week," hundreds of employees participated in such
programs as health assessment, on-site exercise classes and a weight-control
program, and special screening activities (including blood pressure monitoring,
cholesterol screening, and mammography).

May 19

Meeting: In a meeting at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars,
Bronislaw Geremek discussed Poland’s upcoming elections that were to result in
Eastern Europe’s first noncommunist government since World War II. Geremek, a
medieval historian and former fellow of the Woodrow Wilson Center, was elected to
Poland’s parliament in the June 1989 elections and became Solidarity’s floor

leader in the lower house.

May 21

Grant: The Peter Krueger-Christie’s Fellowship was established for advanced
research in design and decorative arts at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Krueger joined with Christie’s to make possible the fellowship in memory

of their son, Peter A. Krueger, former vice-president of French and Continental
Furniture at Christie’s and one-time intern at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum.

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May 21

Exhibition: "The Real McCoy: African American Invention and Innovation, 1619-
1930," which traces the important role played by African American inventiveness,
opened at the Anacostia Museum. The exhibition included a wide range of
educational programs focusing on inventiveness and creativity for the museum’s
diverse audiences.

May 23

Milestone: The Cooper-Hewitt Museum purchased the landmark townhouse adjacent to
its current facilities. The building is a major element of the museum’s master

plan to develop a coherent public facility, equipped with a study center for
three-dimensional objects, an auditorium for lectures, conferences, and other

programs, and adequate space for collection storage, a loading dock, and a

receiving area.

May 23

Special Event: In conjunction with Reading Is Fundamental and ABC-TV’s "Good
Morning America" show, the National Zoological Park provided support for a
special broadcast to encourage literacy. First Lady Barbara Bush took part in
the program, which was aired from the Zoo’s Education Building Auditorium.

May 24-June 7

Expedition: A Smithsonian Research Expedition titled "Documenting Our Veterans’
Memorials" was conducted in Washington, D.C., to capture on film the preparation,
commemoration, and aftermath of Memorial Day for the Smithsonian’s photographic
archives and for the National Museum of American History’s Division of Armed
Forces.

May 25

Special Event: Friends of the National Zoo’s ZooFari, a gala evening event to
raise funds for the Zoo’s Theodore H. Reed Animal Acquisition Fund, attracted
hundreds of participants. The fund supports the propagation of rare and
endangered species at the National Zoo.

June

Publication: A book, The Bishop’s Boys: A Life of Wilbur and Onille Wright,

written by Tom D. Crouch, chairman of the Department of Social and Cultural
History at the National Museum of American History, was published by W. W. Norton
and Company.

June

Lecture: Internationally recognized author, lecturer, teacher, photographer, and
scholar Beaumont Newhall spoke on "The Birth of Photography" in an evening
marking the 150th anniversary of photography and complementing the National
Gallery of Art exhibition "On the Art of Fixing a Shadow: 150 Years of
Photography." The evening was cosponsored by the Smithsonian Resident Associate
Program.

June

Exhibition: "Great American Comics: 100 Years of Cartoon Art" received generous
funding from King Features’ Syndicate. In the centennial year of American comic
strips, this exhibition, which will travel, examines the social and political

impact and artistic heritage of cartoons in our culture.

June

Special Event: National Museum of Natural History anthropologist Ives Goddard
and colleague Dr. Kathleen Bragdon presented copies of their newly published
study, "Native Writings in the Massachusett Language" (American Philosophical
Society), to representatives of the Wampanoag Tribal Councils of Mashpee and Gay
Head (Massachusetts). This two-volume work contains the first translation ever
made of the body of known surviving manuscripts written by Christian Indians in
southeastern Massachusetts during the Colonial period.

June

Research: Speckle interferometry observations of Supernova 1987A by a
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory team revealed a displacement in the
supernova’s center of brightness with respect to its suspected pre-explosion
progenitor star. This suggests that the star may have been part of a binary
system and that one component survived the massive explosion.

June

Program: The National Museum of Natural History added a major component to its
biodiversity program by taking over administrative responsibility for the Minimum
Critical Size of Ecosystems project from the World Wildlife Fund, which initiated

it. The project, located in Manaus, Brazil, has made a significant contribution

to tropical forest conservation by demonstrating that species disappear from a

land area in inverse relation to its size.

June

Phone System: To handle the Institution’s half million annual public inquiries
more efficiently, a new phone system was installed in the Visitor Information and
Associates’ Reception Center.

June

Startup: The Office of Folklife Programs initiated a startup of the on-demand
cassette fulfillment distribution of Folkways titles not commercially available.

June
Publication: The Office of Interdisciplinary Studies’ brochure titled "The

Wholeness of Knowledge," detailing the history and purpose of the office, was
published.

June

Publication: "Science Education: A Challenge for Excellence in America’s
Future," proceedings of a May 1988 colloquium organized by the Office of
Interdisciplinary Studies and the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists
Foundation, was published.

June

New Unit: Smithsonian Institution Libraries Director Barbara J. Smith approved
an earlier agreement between John R. Kinard and Vija L. Karklins that stated that
the Anacostia Museum Library be included in the Smithsonian Institution

Libraries’ History and Art Unit. The library collections will be incorporated in

the Museum of American History Branch of the Smithsonian Institution Libraries.

June 1

Television Series: At a ceremony presided over by Luis Gomez-Acebo, Duque de
Badajoz, and the Smithsonian Institution’s representative in Spain, the Sociedad
General de Television, S.A., the Sociedad Estatal para la Ejecucion de Programas
del Quinto Centenario, and the Smithsonian Institution signed an agreement to
produce a six-part, bilingual television series, "The Buried Mirror."

June 1

Dedication: The Charles McC. Mathias Laboratory at the Smithsonian Environmental
Research Center was dedicated to the former Maryland senator in recognition of

his very active role in Chesapeake Bay environmental issues.

June 3

Exhibition: The exhibition "Caribbean Festival Arts," organized by the St. Louis
Art Museum, opened to the public in the International Gallery.

June 4

Book Signing: Alice Walker, author of The Color Purple and The Temple of My
Familiar, gave a Smithsonian Resident Associate Program lecture and appeared
later at a book signing reception.

June 4

Program: The fourteenth annual High School Summer Intern Program began its first
session under the auspices of the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education.
Each summer, this program brings forty high school graduates from around the
country to the Institution for a five-week learning/service experience.

June 5

Family Days: The first of four family days planned to support the "Caribbean
Festival Arts" exhibition was held. These events had broad appeal and involved
community participation from local West Indian communities. Each event attracted
an audience of approximately 10,000. Other family days were held on July 8,
August 5, and September 2.

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June 6

Tribute: In a small ceremony, the reflecting pool of the Hirshhorn Museum and
Sculpture Garden was named the Jacob and Charlotte Lehrman Foundation Pool in
acknowledgement of a generous grant to the museum from that foundation.

June 9

Lecture: The first offering in the Joseph Fletcher, Jr.. Lecture Series was

delivered by Glenn D. Lowry, curator of Near Eastern art at the Arthur M. Sackler
Gallery and the Freer Gallery of Art. The three-part series focused on various

aspects of Persian art and architecture and was held to coincide with the Sackler
Gallery exhibition "Timur and the Princely Vision: Persian Art and Culture in

the Fifteenth Century." The remaining two lectures in the series were delivered

by John Woods of the University of Chicago and Lisa Golumbek of the Royal Ontario
Museum in Toronto, Canada.

June 9

Workshop: A workshop for bureau office directors and central managers was held
to identify ways to improve the planning process at the Smithsonian. The

workshop was sponsored by the Office of Planning and Budget and conducted by the
National Center for Higher Educational Management Systems.

June 13

Special Event: The second annual Smithsonian Garden Party honoring the new
members of the Board of Regents, Vice President Quayle and Rep. Jamie Whitten,
and members of the 101st Congress was held in the Enid A. Haupt Garden.

June 14-17

Triennial Meeting: The Museum of African Art hosted the Eighth Triennial
Symposium on African Art organized by the Arts Council of the African Studies
Association and sponsored by ACASA, Shel Companies Foundation, Inc., the
National Museum of African Art, and the National Museum of Natural History.

June 15

Symposium: In conjunction with the Cooper-Hewitt Museum’s exhibition "L’Art de
Vivre," a symposium titled "A Taste for History: Furnishings and Fashion in
19th-Century France" was held. The all-day symposium included three scholarly
lectures about the evolution of the interior, the art of the table, and the art

of fashion during the period, followed by a roundtable discussion with curators,
editors, and important French design industry executives.

June 16

Exhibition: “Aeropittura Futurista: Images of Flight in Italian Art from 1913

to 1942" opened at the National Air and Space Museum. The exhibition emphasized
a style of futurism that embraced technology as its subject matter and glorified

the airplane as a symbol of the modern age. Some seventy works of art and forty
documents were on display for the three-month exhibition.

June 16

Summer Hours: Extended hours for the National Museum of American History, the
National Museum of Natural History, and the National Air and Space Museum began.
This year, they included an extra half-hour in the morning, as well as evening

hours. Hours were 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and continued through Labor Day,
September 4.

June 17

Celebration: The Anacostia Museum held a "Juneteenth Day" celebration
commemorating the day that Texan slaves first learned of their emancipation. The
holiday observance, traditionally held on June 19, was the occasion for quilting
demonstrations, storytelling, musical performances, and the display of Texan folk
art at the museum.

June 20

Distinguished Guest: Wang Yani, the 14-year-old Chinese girl who became the
youngest artist ever to have a one-person exhibition at the Smithsonian, traveled
from China for the opening of "Yani: The Brush of Innocence" at the Arthur M.
Sackler Gallery. At the press preview held on this day, she demonstrated her
painting to an enthusiastic audience of representatives from the print and
electronic media. The exhibition drew twice as many visitors to the gallery
during July and August as it had had the previous year.

June 21

Exhibition: "Robert Moskowitz," the first museum retrospective for this
54-year-old artist who has been increasingly recognized for his distinct
contribution to contemporary American painting opened its national tour at the
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

June 23-27; June 30-July 4

Festival of American Folklife: The twenty-third annual Festival of American
Folklife featured Hawai'i folklife; oral traditions and crafts of communities in
France and French-speaking North America; access to cultural, social, and natural
resources among American Indians; and cultural encounters throughout the
Caribbean, highlighting Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, and Cuba.

June 22

Open House: An all-day centennial community celebration at the National Zoo was
held. Activities included the opening of a special exhibit of historical Zoo
photographs, performances by musical groups, animal demonstrations, and animal
keeper talks and tours.

June 24
Special Event: As part of the Festival of American Folklife, the Hawai’i program
presented a pa’u parade featuring flower-adorned horses and riders. The parade

was led by Governor and Mrs. John Waihee of Hawai’i and Representative David K.
Akaka.

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June 26

Seminars: The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education began its 1989 series
of summer seminars for teachers. This year the program included eight seminars
for local teachers from the Washington, D.C., area and one graduate course for
teachers around the United States.

June 29-July 13

Institute: The Office of Folklife Programs’ Folklore Summer Institute for
Community Scholars hosted thirteen individuals, who have been involved in
collecting, preserving, and presenting folklore in their home communities, for
training and information exchange. The participants represented a variety of
cultural and geographic regions of the United States.

July

Award: Dr. Bernice Johnson Reagon, curator in the Division of Community Life at
the National Museum of American History, received a $275,000 fellowship to pursue
work of her choice from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

July

Expansion: Smithsonian Institution Press expanded its international distribution
capabilities significantly by joining a marketing consortium with university

presses from Harvard, Yale, MIT, the Brookings Institution, and the University of
Chicago.

July

New Directions: The release of the book titled Just Before Jazz: Black Musical
Theater in New York, 1890-1915 signals the expansion of the Smithsonian
Institution Press’ list-building efforts in books about music and American
cultural history.

July

Program: The National Museum of Natural History’s Office of Education began a
program that brings storytellers, musicians, dancers, and artisans to the museum
setting from tribes throughout the United States and Canada to demonstrate the
cultural heritage of Native Americans that is still thriving in many different

forms throughout North America. Among the participants was Vanessa Morgan, an
Oklahoma Kiowa, whose skill at bead working made her a 1989 recipient of a
National Heritage Award from the Folk Art Program of the National Endowment for
the Arts.

July

Workshop: The first joint Mexican and American workshop on the taxonomy and
natural history of the bees of Mexico was held in Mexico. Organized by Mexican
and United States scientists with funding provided by the Smithsonian’s Office of
International Relations through its International Exchanges Program, the workshop
was the outgrowth of a cooperative program on the bees of Mexico.

July and September

Acquisition: Two important collections of extraordinary utilitarian objects
primarily from East and Southern Africa were acquired by the Museum of African
Art.

July 2

Milestone: Alice Burnette was named assistant secretary for institutional
initiatives, the first woman to be appointed as an assistant secretary in the
Institution’s senior management staff.

July 2

Workshop: The Smithsonian Institution/Man and the Biosphere Program, in
cooperation with Liga de Defensa del Medio Ambiente, the Academia de Ciencias
Naturales, and the Universidad Mayor de San Andres, conducted the program’s third
annual workshop in Bolivia titled "Conservation of Natural Resources and the
Management of Protected Areas, Flora, and Fauna in Bolivia." The program
continued to August 1.

July 3

Exhibition: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries opened an exhibition on
stratigraphy titled "Stratigraphy’s Golden Age: Murchison and his Silurian

System." The exhibition was curated by Ellen B. Wells and commemorated the 150th
anniversary of a landmark in stratigraphy. The show, which was accompanied by an
illustrated brochure, was coordinated with the 28th International Geological

Congress, which met in Washington, D.C.

July 5

Appointment: Barbara J. Smith was appointed director of the Smithsonian
Institution Libraries. Dr. Smith was assistant dean of libraries at Pennsylvania
State University. She succeeds Robert Maloy, who left the Smithsonian
Institution Libraries in October 1987.

July 6

Exhibition: "Inside Active Volcanoes: Kilauea and Mount St. Helens" opened and
drew 514,979 visitors during its twelve-week run, the highest attendance ever
recorded for a National Museum of Natural History Evans Gallery exhibition. The
exhibition will travel for three years to eleven major cities.

July 6

Research Grant: The National Museum of American Art received $850,000 from the
Pew Charitable Trusts in Philadelphia for a national inventory and condition
assessment of American sculpture. The money was awarded jointly to the projects
cosponsor, the National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Property, in
Washington, D.C.

July 10-22

Program: The National Science Resources Center launched its first Elementary
Science Leadership Institute in the S. Dillon Ripley Center with forty-five
representatives from fifteen of the largest school districts nationwide.

Participants attended workshops on the benefits of hands-on science learning and
formulated plans to implement improvements in their local elementary science
education programs.

July 11

Reception: The Smithsonian Institution Libraries cohosted a reception with the
History of Earth Sciences Society for attendees of the 28th International
Geological Congress in the Dibner Library of the History of Science and
Technology.

July 14-16

Regional Event: The Smithsonian National Associate Lecture and Seminar Program
presented a weekend of lectures and workshops in conjunction with the California
Museum of Science and Industry, Los Angeles, California, to celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Staff from the National Air
and Space Museum presented programs, including "The History of Manned Space
Flight" and "A Spacecraft Tour of the Solar System."

July 20

Special Event: The National Air and Space Museum, along with the National
Aeronautics and Space Administration, celebrated the twentieth anniversary of the
first manned landing on the moon. A morning public ceremony held on the steps of
the museum included participation by President George Bush, Vice President Dan
Quayle, and the Apollo 11 crew. A free lunar landing party held later that

evening attracted thousands of area residents and visitors and featured films,

tours, education programs, and other special activities. The Office of

Protection Services, in close cooperation with the Secret Service, the U.S. Park
Police, and local law enforcement authorities, provided protection services for

the celebration.

July 27-28

Advisory Council: The Office of Elementary and Secondary Education convened the
third annual meeting of the Smithsonian Advisory Council on Education. Appointed
by the secretary, the council is charged with the task of helping to stimulate

and shape Smithsonian-wide priorities and directions in education.

August
Search Committee: A search committee, chaired by Smithsonian Undersecretary Dean

Anderson, was announced to nominate a director for the proposed National Museum
of the American Indian.

August

Research: An X-ray instrument called the Large Area Modular Array of Reflectors
developed at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics was selected as one
of fourteen scientific experiments to be attached to the Space Station during its
assembly.

August

Information System: Phase three of the Visitor Information and Associates’
Reception Center’s exterior graphic information system--the redesign and
refurbishment of the Mall general information directories (a joint project of the
Smithsonian Institution and the National Park Service)--was completed.

August

Awards: Four Golden Eagle (first place) awards from the Council on International
Non-theatrical Events were announced for Smithsonian productions. The winners
were "Magnificent Voyagers," "Reel Jungle" ("Tropical Rainforest" exhibit), "From
Reliable Sources," and "The Smithsonian Institution," an interactive video for

the Visitor Information Center. "Magnificent Voyagers" went on to represent the
United States in the International Maritime Festival in Toulon, France. A record
number of awards and citations from the broadcast and film industry were received
during the year by the Office of Telecommunications.

August

Publication: Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute entomologist David W.
Roubik published Ecology and Natural History of Tropical Bees, which presents a
synthesis of the ecology, natural history, and evolution of tropical bees around
the world, including their interaction with human populations.

August 10

Symposium: “Art and Controversy: Historical Perspectives, Current Issues," a
four-speaker program that offered diverse opinions and discussions of this timely
topic, was held at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. The event,
cosponsored by the Washington Project for the Arts, was moderated by Richard
Andrews, former director of the Visual Arts Program of the National Endowment for
the Arts.

August 15

Liaison: The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute established a new liaison
office in the Arts and Industries Building in order to provide more effective and
timely interaction between the institute and the Smithsonian’s Washington

offices.

August 15-22

Expedition: A Smithsonian Research Expedition, "The Legacy of the Horse in Crow
Culture," was conducted at the annual Crow Fair in Billings, Montana. Team
members helped document the fair through written descriptions and photographs.
The information gathered will be used in the National Museum of Natural History’s
upcoming "Seeds of Change” exhibition.

August 18

Exhibition: The first professionally designed and produced exhibition of the
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, "Parting the Green Curtain: The
Evolution of Tropical Biology in Panama," opened at the National Museum of
Natural History. The bilingual exhibition, in Spanish and English, then traveled
to Panama, where it was installed in the new Tupper Auditorium.

August 19

Meeting: Secretary Adams met in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with leaders of American
Indian communities, museum professionals, and collectors of Native American art
to share perspectives on the proposed National Museum of the American Indian.

August 23

Appointment: Dr. Forrest McGill, a specialist in the art of South and Southeast
Asia, was named assistant director of the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. Dr. McGill
came to the Smithsonian from his post as director of the Museum of Art and
Archaeology at the University of Missouri in Columbia.

August 30

Appointment: Dr. Elizabeth Broun was selected as director of the National Museum
of American Art. An American art scholar, Broun served as assistant director and
chief curator at the museum from 1983 until August 1988, when she was appointed
acting director following the resignation of Dr. Charles C. Eldredge.

September

Research: The highest resolution X-ray images of a solar flare and the solar
corona ever obtained were made by a Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory/IBM
telescope aboard a National Aeronautics and Space Administration sounding rocket
launched from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.

September

Education: An activity book for high school students containing some two dozen
hands-on experiments drawn from astronomy was developed at the Harvard-
Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics by Project STAR in cooperation with staff
science advisors.

September

Continuing Project: Progress continued on the Visitor Information and
Associates’ Reception Center exterior graphic information system with the
installation of out-of-doors directional signs to the Anacostia Museum.

September

Transfer: The Intern, Orientation, and Registration Program was transferred from
the Visitor Information and Associates’ Reception Center to the Office of Museum
Programs.

September

Program: The National Science Resources Center entered into a working
partnership with twenty-one public schools in twelve districts around the country
(plus the Department of Defense Dependents’ School, Clark Air Base, in the
Philippines) to field-test elementary science curriculum units under development
by the Science and Technology for Children project.

September

Publication: Hirshhom WORKS 88 was published by the Hirshhorn Museum and
Sculpture Garden, launching what is hoped to be an ongoing series of yearbooks on
WORKS projects. Included were essays and photographs on the four site-specific
projects by Sol LeWitt, Kate Ericson/Mel Ziegler, Vernon Fisher, and Krzysztof
Wodiczko, respectively, executed between November 1987 and October 1988.

September

Film Series: The Museum of African Art launched the premiere of a thirteen-part
film series, "Things Fall Apart," based on the highly acclaimed novel by Nigerian
author Chinua Achebe. Lectures featuring prominent black scholars were offered
in conjunction with the film.

September

Publication: The Office of Interdisciplinary Studies completed a publication
called Completing the Food Chain: Strategies for Combating Hunger and
Malnutrition, Neil G. Kotler and Paula M. Hirschoff, editors. The book is
second in a series of world food colloquia publications.

September

Milestone: The Office of Public Affairs prepared its first extensive publicity
campaign in Spanish for Hispanic Heritage Month, including both newspaper and
radio advertisements.

September

Videodisc: "The Smithsonian Institution,” a state-of-the-art interactive video,

was completed for the new Smithsonian Information Center to provide visitors with

detailed information about the museums, activities for children, special tours,
and restaurants.

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September

Film: "The Earth in Our Hands,” a one-hour film narrated by Robert Redford for
national broadcast, was completed and premiered at the Second International
Conference on Ecological Closed Systems in Krasnoyarsk, USSR.

September

System: The Office of Planning and Budget, in concert with other offices,
completed a requirements statement, design, and initial development of the new
personnel cost projection system. Software development was completed and an
employee training manual was released. Two orientation sessions were held for
bureau and office staff throughout the Institution.

September

Opening: The Office of Horticulture participated in the opening of the Louis
Comfort Tiffany exhibition at the Renwick Gallery. Plant arrangements were
planned to reflect those shown in Tiffany’s glass creations and to establish the
feeling of his home and the period of his work.

September

Acquisition: The Office of Horticulture purchased the important J. W. Fiske
fountain, known as Centennial Fountain, with figures of children under an
umbrella.

September 1

Birth: Giant Panda Ling-Ling gave birth to an undersized cub at the National
Zoo. The cub was retrieved from its mother, who was being treated for a
urinary/genital tract infection. Zoo veterinarians administered antibiotics and
immune globulins to the cub to help it fight infection. Unfortunately, the cub
died forty hours after birth.

September 3-17

Workshop: The Smithsonian Institution/Man and the Biosphere Program conducted
its first training workshop in Ecuador. The lead coordinator in Ecuador was the
Charles Darwin Foundation.

September 7

Acquisition: The National Museum of American Art acquired Louis Comfort
Tiffany’s "Market Day Outside the Walls of Tangier," a gift from the American Art
Forum. One of the artist’s most ambitious combinations of exotic ancedote,
ethnographic detail, and sensuous color, this painting helped establish Tiffany’s
reputation in 1873 as a skilled observer of the Near East.

September 8

Conversation with Artists: Four artists whose works were included in the
National Museum of American Art exhibition "The Patricia and Phillip Frost
Collection: American Abstraction 1930-1945" discussed the development of
American abstraction and its birth in a time of economic chaos, international
upheaval, and the cataclysm of world war.

September 12

Press Conference: The Office of Public Affairs participated in the production of

a press conference held at the Capitol with Secretary Adams, Senator Daniel
Inouye, and Representative Ben Nighthorse Campbell on the Smithsonian’s policy on
repatriation of American Indian skeletal remains.

September 13-15

Workshop: The Office of Environmental Management: and Safety, in coordination
with the Smithsonian’s Office of Museum Programs, conducted a three-day workshop
geared specifically to small museums and other educational and cultural

institutions located worldwide. This unique workshop addressed program
development and problem-solving in the areas of fire protection, disaster

planning, occupational safety and health, and environmental management.

September 14-15

Conference: The Office of External Affairs organized a conference titled "The
Global Environment: Are We Overreacting?" to present an overview of global
environmental issues to the leadership of the U.S. news media and to explore the
roles of the news media and scientists in interpreting and disseminating
environmental information to the general public.

September 15

Dialogue: The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars collaborated with
the project office for the "Caribbean Festival Arts" exhibition to present the

first of four scholarly dialogues titled "The Importance of Carnival in Caribbean
Culture."

September 16

Seminar: One hundred one Associates participating in the Smithsonian Associates
Travel Program’s eleventh annual Oxford/Smithsonian Seminar, led by Smithsonian
Regent Jeannine Smith Clark, departed for England.

September 16

Demonstration: Five nationally recognized furniture makers demonstrated their

skills and special techniques in an all-day Smithsonian Resident Associate
Program seminar made possible by a grant from the Hechinger Foundation.

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September 19

Seminar Series: The Office of Interdisciplinary Studies presented a seminar,
"Oceans, Icons, and Genes: Ownership at Issue," as part of the "Ways of Knowing"
series.

September 20

Publication: The Archives of American Art published The Papers of African
American Artists, which describes the Archives’ holdings of personal papers,
sketchbooks, scrapbooks, and tape-recorded interviews of African American
artists. The Archives holds papers of more than fifty African American artists
dating from the late nineteenth century to the present.

September 20

Celebration: In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Smithsonian Resident

Associate Program hosted the Washington premiere of one of of the most respected
bands from Central America, Yolocamba I Ta, who performed for an audience that
included many members of the Hispanic community of Washington, D.C.

September 22-23

Special Event: The James Smithson Society’s annual weekend was held in
conjunction with the fal meeting of the National Board of the Smithsonian
Associates. Gay F. Wray, chairman of the National Board, announced the projects
recelving 1989 Society grants and awarded the Society’s Founder Medal to Mercer
Ellington for his donation of the Duke Ellington Collection to the National
Museum of American History.

September 25

Acquisition: A bust of President George Bush, sculpted by Marc Mellon, was
unveiled in the National Portrait Gallery’s Hall of Presidents by Mrs. Vincent
Melzac, who, with her husband, donated the bust to the gallery.

September 27

Special Event: The New England Regional Center of the Archives of American Art
held an open house in the early nineteenth-century home that houses the

Archives’s Boston office. Tom L. Freudenheim, Smithsonian assistant secretary

for museums, spoke at a seminar titled "The Impact of the Archives of American
Art on the American Art World."

September 28
Film Series: The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden’s highly acclaimed free

film program began the 1989-1990 season with screenings of art documentaries,
independent or experimental productions, and animated shorts.

September 28

Lecture and Film Series: In preparation for a major exhibition and book on
strategic bombing, the National Air and Space Museum launched a 16-month series
of public lectures, symposia, and films--all dedicated to exploring the history

and legacy of strategic bombing. The first speaker in the series was Phillip
Morrison, a physicist on the Manhattan Project and a member of the first
scientific team to visit the bombed city of Hiroshima in 1945.

September 29

Symposium: Cooper-Hewitt staff led a symposium sponsored by the Decorative Arts
Association of the Cooper-Hewitt Museum and titled "Explorations: Interior

Fabrics of the 1990s," which included lectures and a panel discussion by five
internationally recognized designers, architects, and experts--Jack Lenor Larsen,
Murray Bartlett, Hugh Hardy, Patricia Conway, and Pierre Paulin. The subject of
the discussion was the role of fabrics in the design of public and private

interiors in terms of issues and trends for the coming decade.

September 29

Exhibitions: Two new exhibitions in the Sea-Air Gallery of the National Air and

Space Museum opened--"Carrier War in the Pacific" and "Squadron Ready Room." The
first chronicles the six major carrier battles fought by the United States and

Imperial Japanese navies during World War I. The second simulates a ready room
for flight crews abroad an aircraft carrier.

September 30

Special Event: As part of an ongoing effort to strengthen ties between museums

and schools across the United States, the Office of Elementary and Secondary
Education conducted a Regional Workshop in Amarillo, Texas. The workshop brought
together representatives from 33 museums, historic sites, and nature centers, as

well as 450 teachers from the area.

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Appendix I

Members of the Smithsonian Councils, Boards, and Commissions, September 30, 1989

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION BOARD OF REGENTS

Honorable William H. Rehnquist, The Chief Justice of the United States,
Chancellor, ex officio

Honorable J. Danforth Quayle, the Vice President of the United States,
ex OLETCHO

Honorable E. J. (Jake) Garn, Senator from Utah
Honorable Daniel P. Moynihan, Senator from New York
Honorable James R. Sasser, Senator from Tennessee

Honorable Silvio 0. Conte, Representative from Massachusetts
Honorable Norman Y. Mineta, Representative from California
Honorable Jamie L. Whitten, Representative from Mississippi

Honorable David C. Acheson, Citizen of the District of Columbia
Honorable Anne L. Armstrong, Citizen of Texas

Dr. William G. Bowen, Citizen of New Jersey

Mrs. Jeannine Smith Clark, Citizen of the District of Columbia
Honorable A. Leon Higginbotham, Jr., Citizen of Pennsylvania
Mr. Samuel C. Johnson, Citizen of Wisconsin

Mr. Barnabas McHenry, Citizen of New York

Vacancy

Vacancy

SMITHSONIAN COUNCIL

Neil Harris Miguel Leon-Portilla
Chairman Robert M. May
Johnnetta B. Cole Matthew S. Meselson

Michael A. Dorris
Martin Friedman
Paul Fussell
Robert Garfias
Dorothy Gilliam
James W. Head, III
John P. Holdren
Thomas P. Hughes
Alice S. Ilchman

Sidney W. Mintz
Frederick W. Mote
David F. Musto
Jaroslav J. Pelikan
Peter H. Raven
Jaime E. Rodriguez
Alan Shestack

Emily D. T. Vermeule
Thomas G. Wicker

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SMITHSONIAN CULTURAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE

Mr. Frank Newton, Chairperson
Dr. Margaret Batchelor-White, Co-Chairperson

Ms. Jo Allyn Archambault Mr. Mike M. Masoaka

Mrs. Peggy Cooper Cafritz Mrs. Elizabeth Fagg Olds
Mr. James (Biff) Carter Hon. Ricardo M. Urbina
Mrs. Robert Reed Gray Mr. W. Ricahrd West, Jr.
Ms. Suzan Harjo Ms. Patricia Zell

Mrs. Esther G. Kee

JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE SPONSORING INSTITUTIONS OF THE PAPERS OF
JOSEPH HENRY

Robert McC. Adams Robert S. Hoffmann
Whitfield J.. Bell,= Jr. David J. E. Saumweber
Charles C. Gillispie Frederick Seitz, Chair

Mrs.

Mr.

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

Mr.

Mrs.

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Otto L. Spaeth, Chairman Emeritus
Richard J. Schwartz, President
Robert F. Shapiro, Vice President
Francis de Marneffe, Vice President

John N. Rosekrans, Jr., Vice President

Abbott K. Schlain, Treasurer

Dana M. Raymond, Secretary

Joel S. Ehrenkranz, Officer-at-Large
Miss Julienne M. Michel, Officer-at-Large
Keith S. Wellin, Honorary Officer

Miss Caroline R. Alexander

. Max N. Berry

Eli Broad
Ivan Chermayeff
Gilbert S. Edelson

. Ahmet M. Ertegun
. Arthur A. Feder
. Miles Q. Fiterman

Daniel Fraad
Bernard A. Greenberg

- Hugh Halff, Jr.

Benjamin D. Holloway
John K. Howat
Helen Jessup

Founding Trustees

. Lawrence A. Fleischman
. Edgar P. Richardson
. Edsel B. Ford

Ex OffTCiO

Robert McC. Adams

. Milton Brown

Tom L. Freudenheim
Harley P. Holden

Mrs.

Mr.

Mrs.
. Alan E. Schwartz
. A. Alfred Taubman

Dr.
Mie

Mrs.

Henry C. Johnson
Gilbert H. Kinney

. Alan D. Levy

Howard W. Lipman
Meredith J. Long
Richard Manney
Richard A. Manoogian

. Alexander R. Mehran

Mayer Mitchell
Richard Roob

John Wilmerding

R. Frederick Woolworth
Honorary Trustees

Irving F. Burton

Russell Lynes
William L. Richards

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART ADVISORY COMMITTEES

Southeast Regional Center

Marc J. Pachter, Chair
Edmund Berkeley
Elizabeth Broun
Lorraine Brown

Paul Chestnut

Nicolai Cikovsky

Alan Fern

Lois Fink

New York Regional Center

Milton Brown, Chair
William C. Agee
Thomas N. Armstrong
Anne d'Harnoncourt
John Dobkin

Linda S. Ferber
William Gerdts
Eugene Goossen

John Howat

James Humphry III

New England Regional Center

Harley P. Holden, Chair
Winslow Ames

Georgia B. Barnhill
David S. Brooke

Robert Cardinale
Theresa Cederholm

Anne Farnam

Charles Ferguson
Wolfgang Freitag

Hugh Gourley

Elton W. Hall

Patricia Hills

Sinclair Hitchings

John Kirk

Elizabeth M. Kornhauser
William Lipke

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William Homer
Charles F. Hummel
Bernard Mergen
Christina Orr-Cahall
Rick Powell

John Vlach

Judith Zilczer

Abram Lerner

Russell Lynes

Porter McCray

Barbara Novak

Clive Phillpot

Jules D. Prown
William B. Walker

H. Barbara Weinberg
John Wilmerding
William E. Woolfenden

Laura C. Luckey

Paul Master-Karnik
Eva Moseley

Elliot Offner

James O'Gorman
Ronald Onorato

James M. O'Toole
Stephen Riley

Daniel Rosenfeld
David Ross

Theodore E. Stebbins,
Susan Strickler
Katharine Watson
Michael Westworth
Margret Craver Withers

West Coast Regional Center

Whitney Chadwick, Chair

Gerald Bolas
Herschel Chipp
Wanda Corn

John Dillenberger
Charles Eldredge
Albert Elsen
Harvey Jones

John Lane

Southern California Regional Center

Constance Glenn,
E. Maurice Bloch
Ruth Bowman

Bram Dijkstra
Beatrice Farwell
Noriko Fujinami
Henry Hopkins
Josine Ianco-Star

Chicago Documentation Project

Dennis Adrian

Don Baum

Jack Brown, ex of
Courtney Donnell
Richard Gray

Neil Harris

Diana Haskell
Judith Kirshner

Chair

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fico

Connie Lewallen
Margaretta Lovell
Harry S. Parker III
Moira Roth

Peter Selz

Marc Simpson
Patterson Sims
Donald L. Stover
Ian McKibbin White

Christopher Knight
Richard Koshalek
Amy Meyers

Earl A. Powell III
Michael Quick
Maurice Tuchman
Richard V. West
Cecile Whiting

Katharine Lee
Archibald Motley
Franz Schulze
David Sokol
James Wells

Wim de Wit

John Zukowsky

ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY
Visiting Committee

Robert McC. Adams, Ex Officio
Thomas L. Freudenheim, Ex Officio
Robert S. Hoffmann, Ex Officio
Thomas E. Lovejoy, Ex Officio

Dr. Charles Blitzer, Chair
Professor Kwang-chih Chang

Mrs. Cynthia Helms

Mr. Porter A. ‘McCray

Ambassador George McGhee

COOPER-HEWITT ADVISORY COUNCIL

August Heckscher, Chairman
Joanne du Point, Vice Chairman
Karen Johnson Boyd

Donald J. Bruckmann

Joan K. Davidson

Harmon Goldstone

Russell Lynes

Kenneth Miller

Arthur Ross

Robert Sarnoff

Marietta Tree

Robert McC. Adams, Ex Officio
Tom Freudenheim, Ex Officio

FREER GALLERY OF ART
Visiting Committee

Robert McC. Adams, Ex Officio

Thomas L. Freudenheim, Ex Officio

Robert S. Hoffmann, Ex Officio

Thomas E. Lovejoy, Ex Officio

Mrs. Jackson Burke, Chair

The Honorable Norman Y. Mineta,
Vice Chair

Professor Kwang-chih Chang

Mr. Willard G. Clark

46

Mr. Henry Millon

The Honorable Norman Y. Mineta
Mrs. Cynthia Polsky

Professor Edith Porada

Mrs. Arthur M. Sackler

H.H. Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan
Professor Yoshiaki Shimizu
Professor Seymour Slive

Mr. Michael Sonnenreich

Professor Marvin Eisenberg
Mr. John G. Ford

Mrs. Katharine Graham

Dr. Sherman E. Lee

Professor Frederick W. Mote
Professor Martin Powers
Professor John M. Rosenfield
The Honorable Hugh Scott
Professor Priscilla Soucek

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Chairman
Vice Chairman

Sydney Lewis,
Jerome Greene,
Charles Blitzer
Robert T. Buck
Agnes Gund
Robert Lehrman
Robert Rosenblum
Leonard C. Yaseen

Robert McCormick Adams,
William Hubbs Rehnquist,

(term ended June 30,

19'8'9')

BX JO£fFTE16
EX O£LL1C16

NATIONAL ATR AND SPACE MUSEUM ADVISORY BOARD

Robert McC. Adams, Chairman
V/Admiral Richard F. Dunleavy, USN
Samiel W. Keller, NASA

V/Admiral Clyde T. Lusk, Jr., USOG
Lt/General Donald S. Pihl, USA

Lt/General C.H. Pitman, USMC
Jacqueline Ponder

Peter F. Schabarum

Bernard E. Smith, Jr.
General Larry D. Welch, USAF

NATIONAL ATR AND SPACE MUSEUM RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dr. Lew Allen

Dr. Daniel J. Boorstin
Professor Freeman Dyson
Admiral Noel Gayler
Professor James R. Hansen

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

Robert H. Nooter, Chairman

Frances Humphrey Howard,
Vice-Chairman

Charles B. Benenson

John Conyers, Jr.

David C. Driskell

John A. Friede

James L. Hudson

Colbert I. King

Helen Kuhn

Dr. John Logsdon
Professor Otto Mayr

Dr. Harrison H. Schmidt
Professor William R. Sears
Dr. Joan Warnow

Robin B. Martin

Frank E. Moss

Frieda Rosenthal

Michael R. Sonnenreich

Donald M. Stewart

Robert Farris Thompson

Walter E. Washington

Robert McC. Adams, ex officio
Tom L. Freudenheim, ex officio

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART COMMISSION

Mr. David S. Purvis, Chairperson
Mr. Wilbur L. Ross, Vice Chairperson

Mr. Ronald Abramson Mrs. Caroline Hume

Mr. Norman Bernstein Mr. R. Crosby Kemper, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brooke Blake Mr. Myron Kunin

Mr. Thomas S. Buechner Mr. Jacob Lawrence

Dr. Mary Schmidt Campbell Mr. Melvin Lenkin

Mr. Wendell K. Castle Mr. Jacques E. Lennon
Prof. Wanda M. Corn Mr. Owen M. Lopez

Mr. Barney A. Ebsworth Mrs. Nan Tucker McEvoy
Mrs. Patricia Frost Mr. Charles Parkhurst
Mrs. Margaret Dodge Garrett Mrs. Sharon Percy Rockefeller
Mr. August Heckscher Mrs. Caroline Simmons

Mr. Robert McC. Adams, ex officio
Mr. James T. Demetrion, ex officio

Mr. Walker Hancock, Emeritus
Mr. Charles H. Sawyer, Emeritus

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY COMMISSION

Jeannine Smith Clark (Chairperson)

Michael Collins

Thomas Mellon Evans

Stephen Jay Gould

Marta Istomin

W. John Kenney

David Levering Lewis

R. W. B. Lewis

Robert L. McNeil, Jr.

Robert Morgan

Barbara Novak

Frank Stanton

J. Carter Brown, Director, National Gallery of Art, ex officio
William H. Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the United States, ex officio
Robert McC. Adams, Secretary, Smithsonian Institution, ex officio

48

NATIONAL SCIENCE RESOURCES CENTER ADVISORY BOARD

Albert Baez
Hubert Dyasi
James Ebert
Elsa Feher
Robert C. Forney
Robert Fuller
Samuel Gibbon
Jack Goldstein
Harry Gray
Charles Hardy
Robert Hoffman
Ann Kahn

Amie Knox
William McCune

Phyllis Marcuccio

Lynn Margulis

Ted Maxwell

Philip Morrison

Phylis Morrison

Jerome Pine

Peter Raven

Robert Ridky

Irwin Shapiro

David Sheetz

Melvin Webb

Carolyn Wilson

Karen Worth

Ralph Rinzler, ex officio
Philip M. Smith, ex officio

OFFICE OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Smithsonian Advisory Council on Education

Claudine Brown

Peggy Cole

Anna Cross
Frances Haley

Carolyn Howard

Yolanda M. Lopez
Eliot Wigginton

FOLKLIFE ADVISORY COUNCIL
Richard Bauman, Chairman
Roger Abrahams
Henry Glassie
Rayna Green
John Langston Gwaltney
Charlotte Heth

SMITHSONIAN/ FOLKWAYS ADVISORY

Michael Asch
Marilyn Averett
Ossie Davis
Mickey Hart
Pete Seeger

Assistant Director, Government
and Community Relations,
Brooklyn Museum

Director, Division of Museum
Programs, New York Hall of
Science

Independent Consultant
on Youth and Museums

Executive Director, National
Council for the Social Studies

Instructor, Literary and Media
Arts, Duke Ellington School of
the Arts

Visual Artist and Art Educator

Director, Foxfire

Adrienne Kaeppler

Ivan Karp

Bernice Johnson Reagon
John Tchen

Carlos Velez-Ibanez

BOARD

49

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION INTERNSHIP COUNCIL

Harry Jackson
Co-Chairperson

Julia Langdon
Co-Chairperson

Grace Tull

Staff Assistant to the Council

Lorie Aceto
Martha Anderson
Donna Ari

Vicki Avera
Joanna Banks
Arthur Breton
Betty Belanus
Dee Bennett
Dorothy Blaska
Mary Case

Linda Chick

Pat Chieffo
Diane Cook-Lee
Ginny Cornett
William Cox
Bruce Craig

zed David
Georgina de Alba
Betty Derbyshire
Mary Dyer

Fran Feldman
Zora Felton
Cynthia Field
Karen Fort

Tom Freudenheim
Cristina Garcia
Amy Gearin

Mary Gooden

Elaine Heuman Gurian

Ruth Hill
Jo Hinkel
Judith Houston

SMITHSONIAN COMMUNICATIONS COUNCIL

Adrian Malone, Chairman
Ann Bay

Edward Bastian

Robert Dierker

Jane Glaser

Madeleine Jacobs

Paul Johnson

Jeffrey LaRiche

50

Harry Jackson
Teresa Johnson
Eileen Jones
Peter Kibbee
Julia Langdon
Betty Lathern
Ted Lawson

Hilde Lee

Tom Lowderbaugh
Eleanor McMillan
John Meehan
Carolyn Mills
Susan Mond
Lauranne Nash
Lucia Pierce
Alan Postlethwaite
Argelis Roman
John Rumm
Barbara Russell
Magda Schremp
James Sims

Lisa Stevenson
Theodore Taranovski
Cheryl Taylor
Rae Thompson
Marjorie Turgel
Wilcomb Washburn
Jeanne Zanke

Felix Lowe
Arthur Molella
Marc Pachter
Bernice Reagon
Ralph Rinzler
Michael Robinson
Stanwyn Shelter
Janet Solinger
Tom Wolf

THE WOMEN'S COMMITTEE OF THE SMITHSONIAN ASSOCIATES

Chairman

Vice Chairman
Secretary

Assistant Secretary
Treasurer

Assistant Treasurer

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

James M. Beggs

Denton Blair

Mario H. Boiardi
Philip S. Bowie
Clarence Brown

I. Townsend Burden, III
George Bush

Thomas J. Camp, Jr.
Erank B.-Clay
Lloyd.£E.,.Cilayton
Richard Cobb

Robert Collier

Thomas Edward Crocker
Philip S. Dickson
Adrian Fisher

Dielle Fleischmann
Rockwood Foster
Orville L. Freeman
John W. Gill

William. T.. Hamilton, : Jr.

Walter J. Hodges
Walter Innis

Donald W. Jeffries
Clinton W. Kelly, III
William Kent

Robert H. Koehler
Monroe Leigh

Wendell Lund

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Ms.

Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.

1988-1989

Robert Reed Gray
Domenico De Sole
George W. Jones

James K. Mitchell
John Schenck Voorhees
Lucien Kinsolving

William S. Mailliard
Alexander M. Maish
Forrest Es. Mars, Jr.
David E. McGiffert
David H. McKillop
Donald Notman
Lawrence Bruce Olds
Daniel Oliver

Dudley Owen

Thomas J. Owen

James R. Patton, Jr.
John Pflieger

Thomas Malcolm Price
S. Dillon ‘Ripley
Robert E. Rogers

Peter Talbot Russell
Guy Thomas Steuart, II
William S. Stuckey, Jr.

Harriet H. Sweeney

Robert D. van Roijen
Robert M. Waggaman
Charles Swan Weber
Edmund Wellington, Jr.
Richard T. West

T. Ames Wheeler

Byron R. White

Philip C. White
Robert S. Wilkinson
Thomas B. Wilner

51

NATIONAL BOARD OF THE SMITHSONIAN ASSOCIATES

Mrs. Gay F. Wray, Chairman
Mr. Philip F. Anschutz

Mr. George B. Bingham, Jr.

Mr. W. J. Bowen

Mr. Charles L. Brown

Mr. Dan W. Burns

Mr. Frank T. Cary

Mrs. Cummins Catherwood, Jr.
Mr. Ivan Chermayeff

Mr. Jeffrey A. Cole

Mr. Thomas G. Cousins

Mr. Charles D. Dickey, Jr.
Mrs. George C. Dillon

Mrs. Robert Donner

Mr. James H. Evans

Mrs. Robert Reed Gray

Mr. Peter E. Haas

Hon. Ulrice-St. Clair Haynes,

Mr. Gerald D. Hines

Mr. Frank W. Hoch

Mr. S. Charles Kemp
Honorary Members

Mr. William S. Anderson

Mr. Richard P. Cooley

Mr. Joseph F. Cullman III

Hon. Leonard K. Firestone

Mr. Alfred C. Glassell, Jr.

Mr. W. L. Hadley Griffin
Hon. William A. Hewitt
Mr. James M. Kemper, Jr.

Jr.

Mr. Thomas M. Keresey

Mr. Robert V. Lindsay

Mr. Howard M. Love

Mr. Alexander K. McLanahan

Mr. Antony M. Merck

Mrs. Anne Murray Morgan

Mr. John W. Morrison

Mr. Charles H. Murphy, dr.
Mr. Jack S. Parker

Mr. Thomas J. Pritzker

Dr. Alvin N. Puryear

Mrs. John D. Rockefeller IV
Mr. Lloyd G. Schermer

Mr. Charles W. Schmidt
Dr. Ivan Selin

Mr. A. Alfred Taubman
Mrs. James M. Walton
Mr. John C. Whitehead
Mr. T. Evans Wyckoff
Mr. Seymour H. Knox III
Mr. Lewis A. Lapham
Hon. George C. McGhee

Justice Sandra D. O'Connor
Mr. S. Dillon Ripley

Mr. Francis C. Rooney, Jr.
Hon. Thomas J. Watson, Jr.

THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WOMEN'S COUNCIL

Ellen Sprouls
Chairperson
Janice Kaplan
Vice-Chair
Lauranne Nash
Secretary
Ann Kaupp
Treasurer
Mariam Weissman
Historian
Kathleen Baxter
Liz Bettis

Ann Bissell

John Cobert
Montrose Cones
Stephanie Deeley
Nancy Fuller
Freida Hancock
Johanna Humphrey
Frances Jones
Margaret Santiago
Katherine Sprague

THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

HONORARY CHAIRMEN

Mrs. George Bush

Mrs. Ronald Reagan

Mrs. Jimmy Carter

Mrs. Gerald R. Ford
OFFICERS

Ralph P. Davidson, Chairman

Senator James A. McClure,
Vice Chairman

Leonard L. Silverstein,
Vice Chairman

Henry Strong, Vice Chairman
Jean Kennedy Smith,
Secretary

MEMBERS APPOINTED BY THE

Joe LB. Allbritton
Philip F. Anschutz

Mrs. Bennett Archambault
Mrs. Howard H. Baker, Jr.
Mrs. William Cafritz
Ralph P. Davidson

June Oppen Degnan

Kenneth Duberstein

James H. Evans

Robert Fryer

Mrs. Joseph B. Gildenhorn
Mrs. William Lee Hanley,
Caroline Rose Hunt

Mrs. Earle M. Jorgensen
Donald M. Koll

Melvin R. Laird

Jit

Mrs. Richard M. Nixon
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Aristotle Onassis

Charlotte Woolard,

Assistant Secretary

Henry Strong, Acting Treasurer
Harry ‘C:’ McPherson; (Ir. ;
General Counsel

William Becker,

Associate Counsel

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

Mrs. J. Willard Marriott
Dina Merrill

Joan Mondale

Gerald M. Rafshoon

Mrs. Abraham A. Ribicoff
Leonard L. Silverstein
Jean Kennedy Smith

Roger B. Smith

Dennis Stanfill

Roger L. Stevens

Mrs. Theodore H. Strauss
Henry Strong

Lew R. Wasserman

Charles Z. Wick

MEMBERS EX OFFICIO DESIGNATED BY ACT OF CONGRESS

Louis Sullivan, Secretary

of Health and Human Services
Lauro F. Cavazos, Secretary

of Education
Bruce Gelb, Director,

U.S. Information Agency
Senator Edward M. Kennedy
Senator James A. McClure
Representative Joseph

M. McDade
Representative Charles Wilson

Representative Sidney R. Yates

Marion.:S. Barry,.. Mayor,
District of Columbia

Robert McC. Adams, Secretary,
Smithsonian Institution
James H. Billington,
Librarian of Congress

J. Carter Brown, Chairman,
Commission of Fine Arts

James M. Ridenour, Director,
National Park Service

Senator George J. Mitchell

FOUNDING CHAIRMAN
Roger L. Stevens

HONORARY TRUSTEES
Mrs. Albert Lasker
Ralph E. Becker
Mrs. Jouett Shouse

Paul Woodard, Director, D.C.
Department of Recreation

Mrs. Je Cliftord Folger
J. William Fulbright

NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART BOARD OF TRUSTEES

General Trustees

Franklin D. Murphy, Chairman
John R. Stevenson

Ruth Carter Stevenson

Robert H. Smith

Alexander M. Laughlin

Trustees Ex Officio

William H. Rehnquist, Chief Justice of the United States
James A. Baker III, Secretary of State

Nicholas F. Brady, Secretary of the Treasury

Robert McCormick Adams, Secretary, Smithsonian

Institution

Honorary Trustee, Paul Mellon

WOODROW WILSON INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR SCHOLARS

Board of Trustees

William J. Baroody, Jr., Chairman
Dwayne O. Andreas, Vice Chairman
Robert McC Adams

James A. Baker, III

Theodore C. Barreaux

James H. Billington

Lynne V. Cheney

Bruce S. Gelb

54

Gertrude Himmelfarb
Max M. Kampelman

J. Willard Marriot, Jr.
John S. Reed

Louis W. Sullivan

John H. Sununu

Robert H. Tuttle

Don W. Wilson

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Appendix 3

Academic, Research Training, and Internship Appointments in Fiscal Year 1989

Listed immediately below in the first section of this Appendix, under the heading “‘Aca-
demic and Research Training Appointments,” are Predoctoral and Postdoctoral Fellows,
Graduate Student Fellows, Visiting Scientists or Scholars, and other special awardees and
participants in special programs. This list was compiled by the Office of Fellowships
and Grants. Interns, other academic appointees, and scholarly visitors are listed in the
second section under the heading “Internships and Other Appointments.” These entries
were submitted by the Visitor Information and Associates’ Reception Center.

ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH TRAINING APPOINTMENTS

The Smithsonian offers, through the Office of Fellowships and Grants, research and
study appointments to visiting scientists, scholars, and students. The appointees are
provided access to the Institution’s facilities, staff specialties, and reference resources.
The persons—listed by bureau or office—in this Appendix began their residencies
between October 1, 1988, and September 30, 1989, and have been in residence for
three months or longer. Predoctoral and Postdoctoral Fellows, Visiting Scientists or
Scholars, and other special awardees and participants in special programs are so listed.
The institution where each received, or expects to receive, a degree or the home
university or institution is listed for each Fellow or Visitor. A brief description of the
project undertaken at the Smithsonian is included where appropnate. The Fellow’s or
Visitor’s Smithsonian advisor is also listed.

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL STUDIES

Hilde'Hein, Visiting Scholar, ‘University of Michigan.“ "The
Museum Experience: Reflections on Literature and Reality,"
with Zahava Doering, from September 1 to December 15, 1989.

JOSEPH HENRY PAPERS

Sandra Herbert, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Brandeis University.
"Charles Darwin's Geology," with Marc Rothenberg and Arthur
Molella, from February 1, 1989 to January 31, 1990.

Hugh Slotten, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Wisconsin,
Madison. “Reform, Patronage, and Politics in American
Science: Alexander Dallas Bache and the U.S. Coast
Survey," with Marc Rothenberg and Nathan Reingold, from
september 1, 1989 toc:August 312; 1990.

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

G. Agoramoorthy, Visiting Scientist,, University ‘of Jodhpur) aiA
Field Study to Investigate the Social Interactions within
Invaded Groups of Red Howler Monkeys (Alouatta seniculus)
in Venezuela," with Rudy Rudran, from April 15 to September
307, L9/89-.

Charles Menzel, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California,
Davis. “Experiments on Spatial Orientation in
Leontopithecus Group," with Benjamin Beck, from September
LyrikSe97 tovAugust:3b, 1990.

Brian Miller, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Wyoming.
"Predator Avoidance and Hunting Ability Behavior for
Reintroduction of Captive-Raised Black-Footed Ferrets,"
with Christen Wemmer, from June 1, 1989 to May 31, 1990.

William Rall, Research Development Fellow, State University of
New York, New Paltz. "Basic and Applied Studies on the
Cryopreservation of Gametes and Embryos from Endangered
Wild Animals," with David Wildt, from March 1, 1989 to
Maren. 1 4 1992.

Steven Thompson, Research Development Fellow, University of
California, Irvine. "Evolution and Variation of Endothermy
in Mammals: Thermoregulation, Locomotion, and Reproductive
Consequences," with Devra Kleiman, from January 1, 1989 to
July 1, 1990.

John Thorbjarnarson, Visiting Scientist, University of Florida.
"Population Ecology of the Spectacled Caman on Hato
Masaguaral, Venezuela," with Dale Marcellini, from January
1 to July 31, 1989.

Samuel Wasser, Research Development Fellow, University of
Washington. "“Excreted Steroids in Mammalian Feces," with
David Wildt, from January 1, 1989 to January 1, 1991.

Eric Wikramanayake, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of
California, Davis. “Thermal and Reproductive Biology of
Varnus Salvator and Varnus Bengalensis," with John
Seidensticker, from January 1, 1989 to January 1, 1990.

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY

Javier Alcolea, Visiting Student, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid.
"Circumstellar Envelopes of Stars and SiO Masers," with
James Moran, from July 15 to October 31, 1989.

Gerald Bottrell, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Georgia.
"Investigations of the Adiabatic Approach and its
Application to Other Systems," with Alexander Dalgarno,
from September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

58

Andre Crusius-Watzel, Visiting Scientist, University of Bonn.
"Radiative Transfer in Relativistic Plasma," with James
Moran, from August 15, 1989 to September 30, 1990.

Ilya Fabrikant, Visiting Scientist, Latvian State University.
"Low-Energy Electron Scattering by Highly Polarizable
Targets and Photodetachment of Negative Ions in the

Presence of External Fields," with Alexander Dalgarno, from

Aprin’ i to July, 31.7 31969:

Daniel Gomez, Postdoctoral Fellow, Universidad de Buenos Aires.
"Dynamical Processes in the Solar Corona," with Petrus
Martens, from September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

Xiaofeng Han, Predoctoral Fellow, Harbin Institute of Technology.

"Measurements and Analysis of Unknown Atomic and Molecular
Data, | with Irwin Shapiro, from October 2, 1989 to
September 30, 1990.

Andreas Heithausen, Visiting Scientist, University of Bonn.
"Galactic Cirrus Clouds: A New Class of Interstellar
Clouds?" with Patrick Thaddeus, from-February 1 to
September 30, 1989.

WilliamsHofimann, “Visiting Scientist. "interpretation "of
Spectral Line Data: A Probe of the Physical Conditions in
Circumstellar Material and Star Forming Regions," with
Giovanni Fazio, from February 1 to June 15, 1989.

Pawan “Kumar, Visiting Scientist) California Institute. of
Technology. "The Detection of Stellar and Solar
Oscillations," with Robert Noyes, from October 1, 1988 to
March 11, 1989.

Juan Muzzio, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, La Plata University.
"The Disintegration of Satellite Galaxies," with Myron
Lecar; fromJanuary 1 to March 31-,*:1989:.

Birgitta Nordstrom, Visiting Scientist, Copenhagen University
Observatory. “Investigations of the Structure of the

Galactic Disk," with David Latham, from December 1, 1988 to

June30;/-19'89'.

Marco Romoli, Visiting Scientist, University of Firenze. "The
Development of Instrumentation for the Smithsonian
Astrophysical Observatory's UVCS/Sotto Project," with John
Kohl from April "3, "2969 to October 2, 1990

Shen Wei, Visiting Scientist, Shaanxi Astronomical Observatory.
“Hydrogen Maser Frequency Standards," with Robert Vessot,
from January 1 to September 30, 1989.

Andrzej Soltan, Visiting Scientist, Warsaw University. "An
Investigation of X-ray Properties of Extra-Galactic
Objects," with Harvey Tananbaum, from July 1 to November
14 1989.

59

John Stanford, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Georgia. "A
Study of the Scattering of Heavy Ion Projectiles by Atoms,"
with Alexander Dalgarno, from September 1, 1989 to August
31y7,91990;- :

Tang Guoqiang, Visiting Scientist, Chalmers University of
Technology. "Differential VLBI Measurements of the Quasar.
4039.25," with Irwin Shapiro, from June 15 to September 28,
1989.

Sanjay Wagh, International Exchange Visitor, University of Poona.
"CCD Studies of Active Galaxies and Quasars," with Martin
Elvis, from March 15 to September 15, 1989.

John Wardle, Visiting Scientist, University of Manchester. "Dual
Wavelength, Polarization Sensitive VLBI Experiment," with
James Moran, from May 1 to September 30, 1989.

Ann Zabludoff, Visiting Student, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. “The Complex Dynamics of Large Structures,
Clusters of Galaxies, and Superclusters," with M.J. Geller,
from October 1, 1988..to -August. 31,1989.

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

Shiyue Cai, International Exchange Visitor, Zhejiang Agricultural
University. "The Impact of Acid Atmospheric Deposition in
the Physiology of the Root Hairs of Higher Plants," with
David Correll, from March 29 to September 28, 1989.

Felix Dapare Dakora, Visiting Scientist, University of Western
Australia. "The Effect of Elevated CO2 Concentration in
Nitrogen Metabolism of Marsh Plants in Natural Ecosystems
of the Chesapeake Bay," with Bert Drake, from December 1,
1989 to November 30, 1990.

Lucia Dillenburg, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Maryland.
“Physiological Ecology of Vine and Tree Competition," with
Dennis Whigham, from November 14, 1988 to May 13, 1990.

Joseph Dineen, Jr., Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Maryland.
“Investigation of Barnacle Larval Settlement Relevant to
Adult Zonation in the Chesapeake Bay," with Anson Hines,
from October 1, 1989 to September 30, 1990.

Anna Dittel, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Delaware.
"Microhabitat Selection for Molting by Blue Crab Juveniles
(Callinectes sapidus) in the Rhode River Estuary,
Chesapeake Bay," with Anson Hines, From September 10, 1989
to September 9, 1990.

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David Lawlor, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, University of London.
“Effects of Elevated Carbon Dioxide on the Structure,
Composition, and Photosynthetic Function of Scirpus in a
Salt Marsh Community," with Bert Drake, from April 1 to
October 31, 1990).

Junda Lin, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill. "Effects of Food Supply on Macoma Balthica's
Feeding Mode, and Its Subsequent Susceptibility to
Predation," with Anson Hines, from August 14, 1989 to
AUGUSTE 7.019910:

Nancy Staub, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California,
Berkeley. "Patterns of Sexual Dimorphism and their
Ecological Consequences in Plethodontid Salamanders," with
James Lynch, from April 3, 1989 to April 2, 1990.

Panchabi Vaithiyanathan, Postdoctoral Fellow, Jawaharlal Nehru
University, India. "Factors Controlling the Release of
Phosphorus from Sediments to Water in the Estuarine Region:
A Case Study of the Rhode River Estuary," with David
Correll, from September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

Joseph T. A. Verhoeven, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, University of
Nijmegen, The Netherlands. "Nitrogen Cycling along an
Environmental Gradient: Mineralization in Relation to
Litter Quality and Redox Conditions,“ with Dennis Whigham,
from January 15 to December 15, 1989.

Lisa’ K. Wagner, Visiting Scientist, University of California,

Berkeley. "Regulation of Fruit and Seed Production in
Hibiscus moscheutos (Malvaceae): Role of Resources and
Predation,” with Dennis Whigham, from June 14 to September
12, L9ES.

Zhigang Wang, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Cambridge.
"Population Ecology of Epifagus Virginiana," with Dennis
Whigham, from October 1, 1989 to September 30, 1990.

Jess Zimmerman, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Utah. "The
Function of-Storage ‘Organs’in theiOrchid ‘Tipularia
iscolor," with Dennis Whigham, from August 1, 1989 to July
ae a IC os

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Jacqueline Belwood, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Florida.
"The Role of Tremulation in the Mating Behavior of
Neotropical Pseudophylline Katydids (Insecta: Orthoptera:
Tettigoniidae);" “with Eqbert Leivgh,.“from March 2, 1989 to
February 28, 1990.

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Jeffrey Brawn, Postdoctoral Fellow, Northern Arizona University.
"The Influences of Physical Isolation on Geographic
Variation within Selected Bird Species on Panama's Pearl
Islands," with Harilaos Lessios, from January 1, 1989 to
January 1, 1990.

Laurel Collins, Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University. "Effects
of Environmental Change on the Shallow-Water Benthic
Foraminifera of Panama," with Jeremy Jackson, from October
1, 1988 to May 30, 1990.

Timothy Collins, Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University. "Rates of
Molecular Evolution in Marine Gastropods," with Harilaos
Lessios, from May 25, 1989 to May 24, 1990.

Kevin Hogan, Visiting Scientist, University of Illinois.
"Ecophysiology of Geographic Ally Wide-Ranging Plant
Species," with Alan Smith, from December 1, 1988 to January
32.7. 19'90.

Roberto Ibanez, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Connecticut.
"Synchronized Calling in Centronella granulosa and
Smilisca sila (Amphibia, Anura)," with A. Stanley Rand,
from September 1, 1989 to December 31, 1990.

Kenneth Johnson, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Iowa.
“Testing for Natural Selection on Corals: Patterns of
Skeletal Morphology, Fertility, and Genetic Variation in
Natural Populations of Manicina Areolata (Scleractinia),"
with Nancy Knowlton, from October 1, 1989 to September 30,
1990.

Kaoru Kitajima Okada, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Illinois.
"A Community-Wide Study of Tropical Tree Seedlings: the
Ecological Consequences of the Structure/Physiology
Relationships of Cotyledons," with Alan Smith, from June l,
1989 to May 31, 1990.

Noris Salazar, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Alberta. "A
Systematic Revision of the Neotropical Species of
Octoblepharum, a Pantropical Moss Genus with Ecological and
Reproductive Biology Studies of Two Species in Panama,"
with Alan Smith, from March 1, 1989 to March 1, 1990.

Ellen Smith, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Washington. "The
Evolution of Parental Care: A Multidisciplinary Approach
in Some Dendrobatid Frogs,” with A. Stanley Rand, from June
i, M1989) to.May 31,1990.

Hugh Sweatman, Visiting Scientist, Macquaire University. "An
Investigation of Sea Grass Beds as Habitats for Coral Reef
Fishes," with Ross Robertson, from November 15, 1988 to
September 30, 1990.

Ernesto Weil, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Texas, Austin.
"Morphologic and Genetic Variation of Porites (Anthozoa,
Scleractinia) Across the Isthmus of Panama," with Nancy
Knowlton, from June 1, 1989 to May 31, 1990.

ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY

Massoud Azarnoush, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California,
Los Angeles. "1l) Excavations at Hajibad, the Final Report,
2) Pre-Islamic Architecture of Iran, and 3) the Chronology
of the Kusann-Sasanians," with Ann Gunter, from August l,
ESS CoOn July 30) uO

Akiko Murakata, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, George Washington

University. "Charles L. Freer and Japanese Art," with
Wilcomb Washburn and Ann Yonemura, from July 1 to September
30), 1989’.

Wheeler Thackston, Jr., Rockefeller Fellow, Harvard University.
Research on Old and New English Translation of Chaghatay
Turkish and Persian Texts of the Emperor Babur's Memoires,
with Milo Beach, from June 1 to September 1, 1989.

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Stephen Collins, Postgraduate Conservation Intern, John F.
Kennedy University. “Changes in Crystallinity of
Constrained Fibers Due to the Presence of Moisture,"
with Mary Ballard, from August 15, 1989 to August 14, 1990.

Robert Henrickson, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Toronto.
“Organization of Ceramic Production in the Godin III
Tradition of Central Western Iran, 2600-1400 B.C.," with
M. James Blackman and Pamela Vandiver, from September 15,
1989 to December 14, 1990.

Julie Lauffenburger, Postgraduate Conservation Intern, Buffalo
State College. "The Effects of Past Treatments on Metal
Objects and How it Has Affected the Analysis of Museum
Objects," with Carol Grissom, from September 18, 1989 to
September 17, 1990.

Janet Schrenk, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Minnesota.
"Technical Analysis of Benin Bronzes in the National Museum
of African Art,“ with David Von’ Endt,: from April 1; 1989 .to
March 32) *~19'9°0'.

Yoonjoo L. Strumfels, Postgraduate Conservation Intern,
University of Delaware. "Conservation Problems with Paper
and Photographs," with Antoinette Dwan, from January 3,
1989 to January 2, 1990.

Aslihan Yener, Postdoctoral Fellow, Columbia University. "The
Archaeometallurgy of Ancient Anatolia," with Martha
Goodway, from January 1 to December 31, 1989.

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM

Sarah Dove, Postgraduate Conservation Intern, Newcastle
Polytechnic. "The History of Use, Manufacture, and Other
Factors that Contribute to the Uniqueness of an Object
and/or Problems of Deterioration,” with Konstanze Bachmann,
from guly® 1, °21989 to..June’ 30,,..1990'.

Esther Methe, Postgraduate Conservation Intern, University of
Alberta. “Analysis of a Select Group of Sixth to Tenth
Century Middle Eastern Textiles," with Lucy Commoner, from
October 3, 1988 to October 2, 1989.

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN

Lynne C. Cooke, Postdoctoral Fellow, University College.
"Developments in American Sculpture c. 1968-1988," with Ned
Ritkin, ‘from October 1,°1989.to March, 31, 1990;

Roberta Tarbell, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, University of
Delaware. “The Sculpture of Seymour Lipton: Aesthetic,
Iconographic, Contextual, and Technical Considerations,"
with Valerie Fletcher, from January 3 to June 3, 1989.

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM

Tami Davis Biddle, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University. "Air
Power Doctrine, Strategic Bombing, and the Development of
Air Force Strategy from the Interwar Years to the Early
Cold War Years," with Dominick Pisano, from January 1 to
December 31, 1989.

Ron Dick, International Fellow, Royal College of Defence Studies.
"Fifty Years of Jet Aviation," with Martin Harwit and Von
Hardesty, from October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1990.

Daniel Ford, A. Verville Fellow, University of New Hampshire.
"Japanese Army Air Operations in Burma and Western China,
December 1941 - July 1942," with Donald Lopez and Robert
Mikesh, from July 10, 1989 to July 9, 1990.

Randall Forsythe, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Columbia
University. "Tectonic Studies in the Martian Equatorial

Transition Zone: A Search for Ancient Lithospheric
Mobility," with James Zimbelman, from May 15, 1989 to June
30,1990.

David Hallam, International Fellow, Canberra College of Advanced
Education. "The State of Modern Metal Corrosion and the
Conservation of Large Aircraft," with Robert Mikesh, from
February 1 to November 1, 1989.

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Takehiko Hashimoto, Guggenheim Fellow, Johns Hopkins University.
"The Origin of Aerodynamics: A Comparative Approach," with
John Anderson and Howard Wolko, from June 1, 1989 to March
31),.- LOSIOX

Lee Kennett, Lindbergh Fellow, University of Virginia. "The
History of Military Aviation in World War I," with Donald
Lopez, from September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

David Naylor, Visiting Scientist, The University of Calgary.
“Laboratory Development of a Metal Mesh Testing Facility,"
with Howard” Smith) fromuguly 25° 1969: to: July 1) 29907

Michael Neufeld, Postdoctoral Fellow, Johns Hopkins University.
“Peenemunde and Wernher von Braun," with Joseph Tatarewicz,
from August 15, 1989 to February 14, 1990.

Yuri Salnikov, International Fellow, Soviet State Cinema
Institute. "The History of Soviet-American Relations in
Aviation," with Von Hardesty and Cathleen Lewis, from
February 3 to November 2, 1989.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

Mary Nooter, Predoctoral Fellow, Columbia University. "Luba Art
and Statehood: Political Symbols and Strategies in a
Central African Kingdom," with Roy Sieber, from May 15,
1989 to May 14, 1990.

Nkiru Nzegwu, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Ottawa.
"Looking Through African Eyes," with Roy Sieber, from
January=15 "tor April 15,1969".

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Karen Blair, Postdoctoral Fellow, State University of New York,
Buffalo. "American Associations of Women Painters, 1870-
1930," with Lillian Miller, from October 3, 1988 to
September 2, 1989.

Nicholas Capasso, Predoctoral Fellow, Rutgers University. "The
National Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Impact of Post-
Minimalism on American War Memorials," with George Gurney,
from June “1989 “to May —31,'"1990:.

Jane Clark, Visiting Scholar, University of London. "Landscape
and National Identity: A Comparative Study of Painting in
Nineteenth Century America and Australia," with Lois Fink,
from* May 1, °1989 to June”15,°1990.

Nancy Corwin, James Renwick Senior Fellow, Kansas City Art
institute: “A-Critical’ History of Fiber Art as Part of the
Post World War II Crafts Revival in America," with Michael
Monroe, from October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1990.

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Eleanor Jones, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University. "The
Language of Art: Landscape Oil Sketches in America, 1830-
1870," with William Truettner, from October 1, 1988 to
September 30, 1989.

Matthew Arvid Kangas, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Oxford
University. "Two Aspects of American Ceramics: Sculpture,
Text," with Michael Monroe, from October], (1989 .to May..3ly
1990.

Jonathan Katz, Predoctoral Fellow, Northwestern University.
"Sexuality in the Art of Jasper Johns and Robert :
Rauschenberg, 1957-1962," with Virginia Mecklenburg and
Harry Rand, from February 1 to December 9, 1989.

Patricia Malarcher, James Renwick Graduate Fellow, New York
University. "An Investigation of Critical Approaches to
Art in Craft Materials," with Michael Monroe, from January
1 to September 30, 1989.

Janet Marstine, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Pittsburgh.
“Themes of Labor and Industry in American Mural Painting,
1893-1914," with Richard Murray, from March 1, 1989 to
February 28, 1990.

David McCarthy, Visiting Student, University of Delaware.
"Compromised Positions: Situations for the Nude in American
Art of the 1960s and 1970s," with Virginia Mecklenburg,
from September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

Frederick Moffatt, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, University of

Chicago. "George G. Barnard's Bronze Statue of Abraham
Lincoln," with Lois. Fink, from July 1, 1989 to. June. 30;
1990.

Michael Plante, Predoctoral Fellow, Brown University. “American
Painting and Postwar Paris, 1945-1956," with Harry Rand,
from Aprid 25,. 1989. to April 14,1990.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

Kimn Carlton-Smith, Predoctoral Fellow, Rutgers University.
"Cultural Democracy and Constructions of Community," with
Charles McGovern and Barbara Melosh, from July 1, 1989 to
June 30, 1990.

Melinda Chateauvert, Predoctoral Fellow, University of
Pennsylvania. “Marching Together: Woman of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters,” with Edith Mayo, from
September 1, 1989 to May 31, 1990.

Marsha Darling, Faculty Fellow, Duke University. "The Evolution

of Images of Black and White Women in Hollywood Cinema,"
with Spencer Crew, from June 1 to September 30, 1989.

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Kathryn Fuller, Predoctoral Fellow, Johns Hopkins University. "A
Nation of Movie-Goers: The American Middle Class Movie
Audience, 1914-1934," with Charles McGovern, from September
11, 1989 to September 10, 1990.

Stuart Goosman, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Washington.
"The Ethnomusicology of Black Group Vocal Harmony, 1945-
1960," with Bernice Reagon, from July 1, 1989 to June 30,
1990.

Robert La Bret Hall, Postdoctoral Fellow, Florida State
University. “The Atlantic Slave Trade and the Genesis of
American Culture, 1526-1807," with Spencer Crew, from June
e969 to May: 3a"): 1990".

Delores Harvey, Faculty Fellow, University of Maryland. "A Study
of the Lesser Known Abolitionists in Northeastern Cities,"
with Spencer Crew and James Horton, from June 15 to
September 14, 1989.

Katherine Jellison, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Iowa.
"Choice and Change in the Heartland: Farm Women and
Technology, 1913-1963," with Pete Daniel, from June 1 to
November 30, 1989.

Jeffrey Lena, Predoctoral Fellow, University of California,
Berkeley. "Noah Webster and the Development of American
Culture in the Early Republic," with Keith Melder, from
October. 1) -1968 (to:.June 30,1989.

Mary Beth Pudup, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of California,
Berkeley. "Rural Resources and Subsistence Livelihoods in
Appalachia,” with Pete Daniel, from August 15, 1989 to
August 14, 1990.

Thompson Smith, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University. “Ecological
and Cultural History of the Flathead Indian Reservation
Area, 1850-1940," with Rayna Green, from September 1, 1989
to August 31, 1990.

Rudi Volti, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Rice University. "The
Development and Triumph of the Four-Stroke Internal
Combustion Engine: Two Studies," with Robert Post, from
September 1, 1989 to June 30, 1990.

Shirley Wajda, Graduate Student Fellow, University of
Pennsylvania. "Dramatis Personae: The Re-Presentation of
American Victorians in Turn-of-the-Century Comic and Genre
Stereoviews," with Pete Daniel, from October 10, 1988 to
March; 15-,719892

Kimberley Webber, University of Sydney. "The American Influence
on the Social Construction of the Australian Kitchen, 1850-
1930," with Rodris Roth, from January 1 to December 31,
1989.

Xiao-huang Yin, Predoctoral Fellow, Harvard University. "Dreams
from Gold Mountain: Chinese American Literature and its
Socio-Cultural Context," with Gary Kulik, from September 1
to November 30, 1989.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Cleber Alho, Short-Term Visitor, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill. "The Vertebrate Scientific Collection of the
University of Brasilia and its Science Museum," with
Charles Handley, from April 1 to July 31, 1989.

Julie Ambler, Visiting Scientist, Texas A&M University. "Life
History of Dioithona oculata Occuring Near Red Mangrove
Prop Roots," with Frank Ferrari, from December 1, 1988 to
June: 15, 1989.

Altair Barbosa, Visiting Scientist, Universidade Catolica de

Goias. "The Pre-Ceramic Period of the Central Brazilian
Plains," with Betty Meggers, from June 1, 1989 to May 31,
1839:9'25

Paula Bienenfeld, Visiting Scientist, State University of New
York, Binghamton. "Analysis of the Community Structure of
a Prehistoric Chiefdom in Eastern North America," with
Bruce: Smith, from August -1,,.1989 to duly.31) 4298.1.

Juliet Brodie, Postdoctoral Fellow, University College, Galway.
"An Investigation into the Systematics and Life History of
Members of the Genus Liagora (Rhodophyta) from the
Caribbean," with James Norris, from September 18, 1989 to
September 17, 1990.

Robyn Burnham, Visiting Scientist, University of Washington.
"Seeing the Forest in the Litter: A New Method of
Inferring the Structure of Extinct Vegetation from
Fossils," with Scott Wing, from January 1 to December 31,
1989.

Jeanne Chaussonnet, Predoctoral Fellow, Institut d'Etudes
Politiques de Paris. "Ethnic Processes and Political
Development Among Siberian and Northern Canadian Peoples in
the Twentieth Century," with William Fitzhugh, from
September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

James Clark, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Chicago.
"Phylogenetic Relationships of Eusuchian Crocodylians,"
with Nicholas Hotton, from April 10, 1989 to April 9, 1990.

James Cobb, Visiting Scientist, St. Andrews University. "An
Electrophysiological and Behavioral Investigation of the
Ophiuroid Photoreceptor System," with David Pawson, from
February .1 to :May (1, -1989:.

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Bryan Danforth, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Kansas.
"Phylogeny of the Macrotera Group of Perdita (Hymenoptera:
Andreneidae) with Special Reference to the Evolution of
Male Head Allometry," with Ronald McGinley, from March l,
1989 to.April..30)) 199.0).

Ferial Deer Skye, Academic Intern, University of South Dakota.
Menominee Tribal Catalogue, with JoAllyn Archambault, from
July- 3 to October 27,1989.

A. Dilly Devi, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Delhi. "The
Evolution of Culture in an Island Society: An Ecological
Approach," with Paul :-Taylor, from: June.1.,, 1989 to; May 31,
9IS;0%

Walentina De Weerdt, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of
Amsterdam. “Taxonomy, Phylogeny, and Cladistic
Biogeography of Caribbean Chalinidae (Porifera,
Haplosclerida)," with Klaus Ruetzler, from October 10, 1988
to; January) -7,. 1990).

Joseph Dishta, Native American Community Scholar, Pueblo of Zuni
Job Training Partnership. A Tribal Catalogue of Zuni
Manuscripts, with JoAllyn Archambault, from March 20 to
November 10, 1989.

Karen Dohm, Postdoctoral Fellow, Washington State University.
"Predicting Population from Architectural Nucleation and
House Size for Pueblos in the Southwestern United States,"
with Dennis Stanford, from December 1, 1988 to November 30,
1989.

Maria Louella Dolar, Short-Term Visitor, James Cook University.
"The Biology of Philippine Marine Mammals," with James
Mead, from February 1 to May 15, 1989.

George Effman, Native American Community Scholar, United South
and Eastern Tribes, Inc. A Tribal Catalogue of Klamath
Artifacts, with JoAllyn Archambault, from March 20 to
November 10, 1989.

Aaron Ellison, Visiting Scholar, Brown University. "Potential
Facilitations Between Sponges and Red Mangroves (Rhizophora
mangle)," with Klaus Ruetzler, from January 1 to May 15,
179'8:97.

Per. Ericson, Visiting’ Scientist, University of:Stockholm. « “The
Fossil Bird Presbyornis and its Significance to the
Evolution and Systematics of Birds,” with.Storrs Olson,
from September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

Raymond Forster, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Otago,
New Zealand. “Review of the Spider Superfamily
Araneoidea," with Jonathan Coddington, from July 15 to
December 15, 1989.

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Amnon Freidberg, Visiting Scientist, Tel Aviv University.
"Systematic Research on Old World Fruit Flies, Especially
Important Pest Species of the Genera Ceratitis and Dacus,"
with Wayne Mathis, from October 3, 1988 to October 2, 1989.

Ronald™“Pritzsche; Visiting: Scientist: University of Californiay
San Diego. "Survey of the Ichthyo Fauna of Twin Cays,
Belize," with G. David Johnson, from November 1, 1988 to
May 25, 1989.

Jon Gelhaus, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Kansas.
"Systematics and Biogeography of the Tipula (Lunatipula)
yergete Species Group (Diptera: Tipulidae)," with Wayne
Mathis, from January 16, 1989 to January 15, 1990.

Marian Hansson, Visiting Scholar, University of Oklahoma. "The
Kiowa at the Smithsonian or Getting the Collection Back to
the People," with William Merrill, from December 1, 1988 to
August 31, “1989.

Valerie Haskins, Predoctoral Fellow, Washington University.
"Health and Disease of the Archaic Shell Mound Inhabitants
along the Green River, Kentucky," with Donald Ortner, from
March 2, 1989 to February 28, 1990.

Peter Heaney, Postdoctoral Fellow, Johns Hopkins University. "X-
Ray Powder Diffraction of Microcrystalline Silica
Varieties," with Jeffrey Post, from July 24, 1989 to July
23, 1990.

Gordon Hendler, Visiting Scientist, The University of
Connecticut. "An Electrophysiological and Behavioral
Investigation of the Ophiuroid Photoreceptor System," with
David Pawson, from February 1 to May 1, 1989.

Teruaki Ishii, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Tokyo.
“Petrological and Mineralogical Studies of Modern and
Ancient Submarine Arc-Volcanism and Arc-Evolution along the
Hakone-Izu-Ogasawara Arc," with Richard Fiske, from June l,
1989 to March 31, 1990.

Paul Koch, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Michigan. "The
Effects of Weathering on the Carbon and Oxygen Isotope
Composition of Bone," with Anna Kay Behrensmeyer, from
September 18, 1989 to September 17, 1990.

Carey Krajewski, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Wisconsin,
Madison. "A Molecular Systematic Study of the Extinct
Tasmanian Wolf (Marsupialia: Thylacinidae)," with Michael
Braun, “from August 1,’ 1989 ‘to: July 31; 19901:

Kim Lanphear, Postdoctoral Fellow, State University of New York,
Albany. “The Health of Southern Slaves Compared to that of
the Laboring Population of the Northeastern U.S.," with
Douglas Owsley, from September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1990.

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Brian ‘Lapoint, Visiting: Scientist, University ‘of South. Florida.
"The Nutrient Status and Physiological State of Macroalgae

from Low Nutrient Mangrove Ecosystem versus a High Nutrient

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Mangrove Ecosystem," with Mark Littler, from January 1 to
March 15, 29.8.9).

Li zhen-yu, Short-Term Visitor, Institute of Botany, Academia
Sinica. “A Study of Gesneriaceae and Identification of
Lentibulariaceae and Cactaceae," with Laurence Skog, from
July 1 to September 30, 1989.

Richard Lowell, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Alberta.
"Induced Biomechanical and Chemical Responses of Marine
Macroalgae to Herbivore Damage," with Mark Littler, from
October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1989.

Gregory Mayer, Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard University.
"Phylogeny, Geographic Variation, and the Origin of
Ecomorphs in Jamaican Lizards of the Genus Anolis," with
George Zug, from March 20, 1989 to March 19, 1990.

Lucile McCook, Postdoctoral Fellow, Cornell University.
"Phylogenetic Analysis of Cypripedioid and Apostasioid
Orchids: A New Approach to a Major Conflict in Orchid
Systematics," with Vicki Funk, from February 1, 1989 to
January, 31, ,1990.

Richard, Modlin, Visiting Scientist,. University: of: Connecticut.
"Swarming Dynamics and Ecology of Mysidium Species," with
Frank Renranl, from January. 1 to: July cis i 1989).

Susan Nahwoosky, Visiting Scholar, Keuka College. Comanche
Tribal Catalogue, with JoAllyn Archambault, from May 22 to
October 6,.1989.

Yun Sil Park, Postdoctoral Fellow, Duke University.
"Phylogenetic Study of Lichen Family Parmeliaceae," with
Mason Hale, from: March, 1,.. 1989, to, February, ).28.):,.1990..

Thomas Parsons, Visiting Scientist, University of Washington.

"Phylogenetic Analysis of Extinct Birds Based on Nucleotide

Sequence Comparison," with Michael Braun, from January l,
1989 to- September 30, 1990.

Manuel L. Pescador, Faculty Fellow, Florida State University.
"Systematics of the Cool-Adapted Mayflies (Ephemeroptera)
of South America," with Oliver Flint, from June 12 to
September 12, 1989.

Thomas Plummer, Predoctoral Fellow, Yale University.
“Paleoecology and Site Formation of Kanjera, Kenya," with
Richard Potts, from January 1 to December 31, 1989.

Dan Polhemus, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Utah.
“Systematics and Zoogeography of Neotropical Rhagovelia
(Insecta: Hemiptera: Veliidae)," with Richard Froeschner,
from December 1, 1988 to November 30, 1989.

Kenneth Rasmussen, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of North
Carolina, Chapel, Hill... "Marine, Biolithic, Hardgrounds. of
Northern Great Bahama Bank: Genesis, Development, and
Geological Significance,“ with Ian MacIntyre, from
September 1, 1989 to August 31, 1991.

Susan Rasmussen, Postdoctoral Fellow, Indiana University. "A
Balancing Act: Artistic Form and Sociopolitical Power in
Tuareg Aesthetics and Cosmology," with Mary Jo Arnoldi,
Prom June 1, ° 29389: to May 31. 2990.

Cynthia Rebar, Short-Term Visitor, Kansas State University. "A
Study of Relative Brain Size in the New World Family of
Rodents, Heteromyidae," with Don Wilson, from January 1 to
May 15, 1989.

Janet Reid, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, North Carolina State
University. "Copepoda (Crustacea) from Semiterrestrial
Habitats in Central Brazil," with Thomas Bowman, from
October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1989.

Judith Rhymer, Postdoctoral Fellow, Florida State University.
"Evolutionary Relationships in the Mallard Complex Using
Restriction Enzyme Analysis of Nuclear DNA," with Michael
Braun and Eugene Morton, from September 1, 1989 to August
Sly AIO L

Clive Roberts, Postdoctoral Fellow, Victoria University,
Wellington, New Zealand. "A Survey of the Ctenoid Scale
Morphology in Percomorph Fishes and Analysis of its
Phylogenetic Significance," with G. David Johnson, from
March 1, 1989 to February 28, 1990.

Jorge Rodriguez, Visiting Scientist, Universidad Nacional de La
Plata. “Relations between Precolumbian Cultures of North
Eastern Argentina and the Tropical Lowlands to the North,"
with Betty Meggers, from May 1, 1989 to April 30, 1990.

Gene Sattler, Visiting Student, University of Maryland.
"Breeding Introgression in Chickadee Contact Zones," with
Michael Braun, from January 1, 1989 to December 31, 1990.

Patricia’ Sawaya, Visiting Student,,. University of. Cincinnati:
“A Molecular Investigation of Speciation in the Chickadees

Parus carolinensis and. Parus atricapillus," with Michael
Braun, from November 14, 1988 to June 13, 1990.

Ziang-qing Shao, Short-Term Visitor, Fudan University. "A
Comparative Study of Crania at the Neolithic Stage in the
Xinjian Uygur Autonomous Region with American White Crania
and other Crania," with Douglas Ubelaker, from June 5 to
September 5, 1989.

Anthony Shelton, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Oxford. "A
General Ethnography of the Huichol of Northwest Mexico,"
with William Merrill, from March 20, 1989 to March 19,
1990's

Penelope Shepard, Visiting Student, University of Victoria. "The
Presence of Chemoautotrophic Endosymbiotic Bacteria in
Lucinid and Solemyid Bivalues and the Relationship of the
Symbiosis to Available Sulfur Species in Sea Grass and
Mangrove Habitats," with Klaus Ruetzler, from January 1 to
September 30, 1989.

John “Stevely, Visiting Scientist, University of, South Florida.
"Survey of the Commercial Sponge Resources of Belize," with
Klaus Ruetzler, from March 1 to September 30, 1989.

Wolframe-Tertschnig, Visiting: Scientist, University .of sienna.
"Distributional Ecology and Nutrition of two Sea Urchin
Species in Thalassia Testudinum Sea Grass Beds at the Twin
Cays Mangal System and the Adjacent Lagoon," with Klaus
Ruetzler, from January 1 to March 1, 1989.

Elisabeth Tooker, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Radcliffe College.
"The Smithsonian and the Anthropological Community in the
Nineteenth Century," with William Sturtevant, from
September 1, 1989 to February 28, 1990.

Charles Wahle, Visiting Scientist, Johns Hopkins University.
"The Functional Morphology of Octocoral Spicules at Carrie
Bow Cay," with Klaus Ruetzler, from February 1 to September
3077 1989'.

Banyue Wang, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute of Vertebrate
Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Academia Sinica, China.
“The Intercontinental Relationships between the Holarctic
Oligocene," with Robert Emry, from September 13, 1989 to
September 12, 1990.

Susan Weller, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Texas.
"Revision of Dasylophia and Betola with an Assessment of
Phylogenetic Relationships within the Subfamily
Notodontinae (Lepidoptera: Noctuoidea: Notodontidae)," with
Mary Mickevich and Robert Robbins, from September 1,
191389" Cor August 731,’ 1990.

Richard Werbner, Senior Postdoctoral Fellow, Manchester
University. "Person, Knowledge, and Evil in Divination,"
with William Merrill, from September 1, 1989 to August 31,
1990.

Brian Wiegmann, Curatorial Fellow, University of Maryland. "A
Phylogenetic Revision of the Family Atelestidae with a
Proposed Origin of the Cyclorrhaphous Diptera," with Wayne
Mathis, from October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1990.

Colin Woodroffe, Visiting Scientist, Cambridge University.
"Mapping of Central Belize Barrier Reef from Satellite
Imagery," with Klaus Ruetzler, from January 1 to September
30:7; L989.

Rose Wyaco, Native American Community Scholar, Zuni Archives
Program. Zuni Tribal Catalogue, with JoAllyn Archambault,
from October 31, 1988 to October 18, 1989

Qui-Yun Xiang, Short-Term Visitor, Chongshan University of
Gwangzhou. "A Comparative Study of the Cornus Species of
Asia and the Cornus Species of North America," with Richard
Eyde, from April 1 to June 30, 1989.

Man-Miao Yang, Curatorial Fellow, University of Maryland.
"Problems in the Evolution of Behavior in the Homoptera,"
with Jonathan Coddington, from October 1, 1988 to September
30, 1990.

Melinda Zeder, Visiting Scientist, University of Michigan.
"Powers Phase: Faunal Analysis," with Bruce Smith, from
August 14, 1989 to August 13, 1990.

Karen Zeller, Predoctoral Fellow, University of Cincinnati. "The
Phylogenetic Relationship of Humans and the Higher
Primates," with Michael Braun, from January 1, 1989 to
December 31, 1990.

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

Robert Janson-La Palme, Visiting Scholar, Princeton University.
“Annotations for Publication of Complete Autobiographical
Manuscript of Charles Wilson Peale," with Lillian Miller,
from May 22, 1989 to January 31, 1990.

OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS

David Brown, Postdoctoral Fellow, Yale University. "Topics in
Black Atlantic Culture and Creolization," with Nicholas
Spitzer, from January 15 to November 30, 1989.

Christopher Lornell, Postdoctoral Fellow, Memphis State
University. "Folk Music -- American Music and the Folkways
Collection," with Anthony Seeger, from November 1, 1988 to
Judy 31, 1990.

OTHER BUREAU APPOINTMENTS

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Jorge}Guni; Fulbright: Scholar.*.‘"1) ” Encaustic Painting, Roman,
Greek and Modern and 2) Solvent Effects on Picture
Cleaning," with Jia-Sun Tsang and David Erhardt, from
September 25, 1989 to August 24, 1990.

FREER GALLERY OF ART

Kathleen Emerson-Dell, Freer Fellow, University of Michigan.
Research on Japanese Ceramics, from November 1, 1988 to
June 30, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Short-Term Fellowships in Tropical Biology

Ranjit J. Daniels, Short-Term Fellow, Indian Institute of
Science. "Landscape Heterogeneity: Patch Size,
Organization, and Vertebrate (Birds and Reptiles)," with
Dr. A. Stanley Rand, from September 25 to December 18,
1989.

Emmett Duffy, Short-Term Fellow, University of North Carolina.
"The Dynamics of Commensalism in Reef Invertebrates," with
Nancy Knowlton, from October 1 to December 20, 1988.

Brian Fisher, Short-Term Fellow, University of Utah.
"Interaction Between Pachychondyla and Cecronia," with
Donald M. Windsor, from August 10 to November 20, 1989.

Matthew Gompper, Short-Term Fellow, University of Tennessee.
"The Social Structure of the Coati (Nasua narica): Genetic
Structure, Relatedness, and Causes of Gregariousness and
Apparent Altruism," with Nicholas Smythe, from August 1 to
December 31, 1989.

Jonathan Losos, Short-Term Fellow, University of California,
Berkeley. "Ecology, Behavior, and Performance of Anolis
Lizards," with A. Stanley Rand, from November 17 to
December 12, 1988.

Simon Nemtzov, Short-Term Fellow, State University of New York at
Stony Brook. "“Ecotypic Variation in the Social System and
Mating Behavior of Caribbean Razorfish," with D. Ross
Robertson, from June 1 to August 31, 1989.

Risa Rosenberg, Short-Term Fellow, University of Stockholm.
"Butterfly Flight Height Stratification,“ with Donald M.
Windsor, from February 19 to May 19, 1989.

Dayid..zeh, Short-Term, Fellow.,.Universitywof Arizona.* ."Studysor
Sexual Selection in Pseudoscorpions," with William
Eberhard, from October 1, 1988 to September 30, 1989.

Latin American and Exxon Fellowships

Jorge Alejandro Ahumada, Short-Term Fellow, Universidad de los
Andes. "A Study of the Social Behavior of the Black Handed
Spider Monkey (Ateles geoffroyi) at Barro Colorado Island,"
with Katherine Milton, Neal G. Smith and A. Stanley Rand,
from October 14, 1988 to January 15, 1989.

Gloria Almanza, Exxon Fellow, University of Panama. "“Inventario
Herpetologico de la Serrania del Tute," with A. Stanley
Rand and V. Martinez, from October 10, 1988 to March 31,
1989.

Emerita Borace, Short-Term Fellow, Universidad Autonoma de
Mexico. "Inventory and Feeding Habits of Acaros
Canestrimidae in 15 Species of Chrysomelidae-Cassimidae
(Insecta)," with Donald M. Windsor, from July 3 to
September 30, 1989.

Rosana Dosman, Exxon Fellow, Universiy of Panama. "“Variacion
Genetica de la Poblacion de Hydrilla verticillata (L.F.)
Royle en el Lago Gatun," with Harilaos Lessios and Jorge
Briceno, from October 10, 1988 to January 10, 1989.

Idalia Fernandez, Exxon Fellow, University of Panama. “Nutricion
de’ Larvas de Mitrax spinosissimus," with John Christy, from
January 2 to November 15, 1989.

Natalia Gomez, Exxon Fellow, University of Bath. “Chemically
Mediated Morphogenesis and Army Ant Raid Pattern," with
Hindrik Wolda and Egbert G. Leigh Jr., from June 22 to
September 30, 1989.

Alejandro Farji, Short-Term Fellow, University of Buenos Aires.
"Dinamica Espacial de la Busqueda y Explotacion de Parches
Nuevos en Atta cephalotes," with Donald M. Windsor, from
August 1 to October 31, 1989.

Carlos Fitzgerald, Short-Term Fellow, Hunter College, City
University of New York. "Analisis Zooarqueologico de
Muestras de El Cano, Panama Central," with Richard Cooke,
from January 1 to June 30, 1989.

Juan Dieqo Lopez, Short-Term Fellow, Universidad Javeriana.
“Predatory Fishes Trophyodynamics of Crab Larvae
(Brachyura) on Rock Intertidal and Estuarine Environments,"
with D. Ross Robertson, from April 1 to September 30, 1989.

Martin E. Mitre, Exxon Fellow, University of Panama.
"Descomposicion y Relacion Longitud-Peso de Hydrilla
verticillata en Poblaciones de la Isla de Barro Colorado,
Lago Gatun," with Mireya Correa, from October 10, 1988 to
Uy sh eS

Abdiel Rodriguez, Exxon Fellow, University of Panama.

"Inventario Herpetologico de la Serrania del Tute," with A.

Stanley Rand and V. Martinez, from October 10, 1988 to
Marnchins ls 1989).

Pedro Zapata, Exxon Fellow, University of Panama. “Nutricion de
Larvas del Mithrax Spinossisimus," with John Christy, from

February 1 to November 15, 1989.

INTERNSHIPS AND OTHER APPOINTMENTS

The Smithsonian offers internships and other appointments to visiting undergraduate
and graduate students and museum professionals. The interns—listed by bureau or
office—in this Appendix began their appointments between October 1, 1988, and Sep-
tember 30, 1989. Holders of special awards and participants in special programs are so
listed. Where possible, the institutions attended, a brief description of the project under-
taken, and the duration of the appointment are given for each intern.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT OFFICE

Colleen McCracken, Bachelors Candidate, James Madison University. Product

Development/Licensing, assisted in market research and product development,
May 15, 1989 through August 18, 1989

Alessandra Yi, Bachelors Candidate, James Madison University. Product

Development/Licensing, conducted collections research for product
development, May 30, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

INTERNATIONAL CENTER

Mark Bartley, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival Arts

exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition, April
17 through June 2, 1989.

Michael Bruchmann, Bachelors Degree. Foreign Affairs, reviewed and synthesized

information on interrelationship of environmental and economic issues,
September 18, 1989 through December 31, 1989.

Angela Erdrich, Bachelors Degree. Quincentenary Planning Office, conducted

research for the American Indian Outreach Project, March 13, 1989 through
June 7, 1989.

Julia Gomez, Bachelors Candidate, Dartmouth College. Quincentenary Program,

performed research; assisted with newsletter, March 27, 1989 through June 9,
_ 1989.

Sarah Joseph, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival Arts

exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition, May
15 through June 2, 1989.

Christopher McIntyre, Bachelors Degree. Quincentenary Program, assisted in the
production of the Quincentenary Program newsletter, July 10, 1989 through
September 1, 1989.

Rudolph Mendes, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival Arts
exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition, May
15, through June 2, 1989.

Vincent Miller, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival Arts
exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition, May
15, through June 2, 1989.

Wendy Mingin, Bachelors Candidate, Virginia Polytechnic Institution and State
University. Quincentenary Planning Office, assisted work with databases and

with various Quincentenary projects, February 6, 1989 through April 28, 1989.
Brenda Mveng, Masters Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival Arts

exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition, April
17, through June 2, 1989.

Heidi Nielsen, Bachelors Candidate, Ohio State University. Man and the Biosphere
Program, assisted in developing the program newsletter, June 12, 1989 through
September 1, 1989.

Michaela Pilar-Brown, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival
Arts exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition,
May 15, through June 2, 1989.

Angela Puig, Bachelors Degree. Quincentenary Program, assisted the Quincentenary

Program with photo archive and library research, July 5, 1989 through August
31551989.

Nadia Rabesahala, Bachelors Candidate, George Mason University. Office of
International Relations, developed programs and guidelines to support the data

base_project_and developed background for the Madagascar programs, August
2, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Rodney Reynolds, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival Arts

exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition, May
15, through June 2, 1989.

James Sharper, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Caribbean Festival Arts

exhibition, assisted with graphics design and installation of the exhibition, May
15, through June 2, 1989.

JOSEPH .HENRY PAPERS
Cassandra Kniffin, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Conducted research for

current and future volumes of The Papers of Joseph Henry, June 6, 1989
through July 26, 1989.

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NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

Ilze Berzins, PhD. Pathology, received training in Pathology, June 19, 1989 through
September 30, 1989.

Agustus Bosley, Jr., Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Department of
Mammalogy, conducted ethno-botany research, October 17, 1988 through
April 1, 1989.

Kyra Caspary, High School Graduate. Golden Lion Tamarin Project, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Caron DeLancy, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Department of
Mammalogy, conducted ethno-botany research, October 17, 1988 through
April 1, 1989.

Jennine Gardiner, Bachelors Candidate, Northern Virginia Community College.
Office of Design and Exhibits Planning, assisted with photographic archival
preservation, November 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988.

Renita Jagan, Masters Candidate, Hood College. Invertebrates, assisted with the

cuttlefish breeding program and daily operations of department, January 1,
1989 through February 28, 1989.
Robert Lee, Bachelors Candidate, Georgetown University School of Medicine.

Worked on developing artificial insemination techniques in the domestic ferret

which can be used to enlarge the population of the rare black-footed ferret,
June 5, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Natalie Marine, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Office of Design and
Exhibits Planning, organized and archived photo collection using proper
preservation techniques, February 27, 1989 through January 31, 1990.

Nancy McCorpin, High School Graduate. Small Mammal House, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Wayne Salvador, Jr., High School Graduate. Department of Animal Health,

participated in "Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education’s national summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7,
1989.

Mark Stickney, High School Graduate. Small Mammal House, participated in
"Intern 789," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Melissa Thornley, High School Graduate. Publications Office, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Shawn Tolman, High School Graduate. Golden Lion Tamarin Project, participated in
"Intern 89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Eric Van Kirk, High School Graduate. Primate House, participated in "Intern ’89,"

the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer
internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Dianna Yankee, High Schoo] Graduate. Invertebrate Exhibits, participated in

"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

Sarah Barnum, Bachelors Degree. Studied interactions between plants and mammals
in_a forest ecosystem, August 28, 1989 through March 23, 1989.

Denise D’Abundo, Bachelors Degree. Conducted research on the effects of rising
carbon dioxide concentrations on vegetation and ecosystem_ processes,
September 11, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Elizabeth Dolph, Bachelors Candidate, Whitman College. Conducted research on
microzooplankton grazing on flourescently labeled algea, May 22, 1989 through
July 28, 1989.

Heather Lair, Bachelors Candidate, Miami University. Studied acid deposition and its
impact upon geochemistry, May 15, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Mary Lammert, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Lead participants on nature
trails through forest, field and marshland and canoe tours of Muddy Creek and
surrounding wetlands. Also assisted teachers in conducting activities that teach
basic ecologic concepts., May 22, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Earl Larson, Bachelors Degree. Conducted research on "Estuarine Fish Biology",
February 13, 1989 through May 10, 1989.

Eugene Mei, Bachelors Candidate, University of California, Berkeley. Studied the
forest canopy to understand the biota environment and ecology of the tree
tops, September 11, 1989 through December 22, 1989.

Corinne Miles, Bachelors Degree. Documented floristic and structural changes in

vegetation during forest development, August 28, 1989 through October 13,
1989.

Stacey Morgan, Bachelors Candidate, Arizona State University. Studied the
community structure and population dynamics of phytoplankton in a estuary,
June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Mary Poteet, Bachelors Candidate, North Carolina State University. Examined
complex interactions within a model food web containing representative fishery

species and common forage species, May 8, 1989 through August 25, 1989.
Mark Van Oorschot, Bachelors Degree. Studied nitrogen and phosphorus miner-

alization in mparian ecosystems, April 3, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Ana Villegas, Bachelors Degree. Conducted research on the effects of rising carbon

dioxide concentration on vegetation and ecosystem processes, April 17, 1989
through July 7, 1989.

Wendy Wagner, Bachelors Candidate, Drew University. Studied habitat utilization by
migratory warblers, June 5, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

James Watkins, Bachelors Degree. Studied the release of nutrients from subtidal
sediments, June 5, 1989 through September 15, 1989.

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Pamela Westgate, Bachelors Candidate, Hampshire College. Studied the forest

canopy to understand the biota, environment and ecology of the tree tops, May

29, 1989 through September 1, 1989.
Steven Wu, Bachelors Candidate, Harvard College. Studied ecological factors

regulating abundance and distribution of juvenile blue crabs as a limiting life

stage for the fishery in upper Chesapeake Bay, June 5, 1989 through
September 8, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ARCHIVES

Lisa Carlucci, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Arranged and described

the Division of Mammals Biographical Files and other collections, October 3,
1988 through May 19, 1989.

Elizabeth Joffrion, Masters Degree. Conducted research on the Oral History Project
and Video History Project, July 10, 1989 through September 15, 1989.
Monica Von Drasek, Bachelors Candidate, University of Maryland. Photo Survey

Project, completed an archival project to rehouse, arrange and describe

architectural drawings from the collections, January 9, 1989 through
September 30, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES

Zoe Lindsay, High School Graduate. Museum Reference Center, participated in
"Intern 789," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Robert McBride, Masters Candidate, George Mason University. Special Collections,

created an inventory of Audubon matenals, November 8, 1988 through
February 1, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Denise Alvarez, Bachelors Degree. Barro Colorado Island, analyzed the ecological

consequences of structure-physiology relationships of cotyledons through

comparison of various tropical woody species, July 3, 1989 through
September 25, 1989.

Fernando Arosemena, Bachelors Degree. Barro Colorado Island, monitored

population dynamics and habitat use in birds and ecology of vertebrates of

forest undergrowth on BCI and Gigante Peninsula, July 24, 1989 through
October 15, 1989.

Sandra Bos, Bachelors Degree. Ancon, assisted with the population genetics and
avian extinction Tropical Forest Isolate project, May 1, 1989 through

Ewa Nowacka Chian, Bachelors Degree. Archaeology Laboratory, cleaned, mended
and measured human skeletons from two archaeological sites in Central
Panama, October 17, 1988 through January 9, 1989.

Roberto Cordero, Bachelors Degree. Barro Colorado Island, assisted with a study
measuring photosynthesis, respiration and transpiration of tropical forest plants,
January 1, 1989 through March 31, 1989.

Janna Ellingson, Phd Candidate, University of Texas. Gamboa, assisted in a study of
reproductive behavior and communication in physalaemus pustulosus, June 30,
1989 through August 31, 1989.

Yolanda Gamarra, Bachelors Degree. Gamboa, assisted in a project to study the
evolution of sexual dimorphism in Neotropical pseudoscorpions, January 16,
1989 through April 16, 1989.

Pedro Lozada, Bachelors Degree. Entomological Laboratory, assisted with the
taxonomic study of Cicadellinae project, May 1, 1989 through July 31, 1989.
July 31,° 1989:

Viterbo Rodriguez, Bachelors Degree. Ancon and Barto Colorado Island, conducted
research on the reproductive biology of Chelymorpha alternans, July 3, 1989
through September 25, 1989.

Oris Sanjur, Bachelors Candidate, Universidad de Panama. Naos Marine Laboratory,
assisted with the protein electrophoresis of fish, sea-urchins, isopods and
gorgonians project, May 1, 1989 through July 24, 1989.

Cibeles Marla Somarriba, Bachelors Degree. Ancon, assisted with the functional

morphology of male and female reproductive systems as it relates to the
mechanism of sperm precedence in the tortoise beetle, Chelymorpa alternans,
January 16, 1989 through April 14, 1989.

Mario Sousa, Bachelors Degree. Ancon, assisted in a study involving Urania moths

and their larval food plant, Omphalea diandra, January 15, 1989 through April
15, 1989.

Jesus Armando Ugalde, Bachelors Degree. Assisted with research on the precedence
of spermatozoids of two species of Altica, September 1, 1988 through
December 1, 1988.

Paolino Velotti, Bachelors Degree. San Blas Field Station, assisted with research on
environmental variation in colony morphology and behavior of Manicina
areolata (Linneaus), October 7, 1988 through December 31, 1988.

Luis Manuel Vargas, Bachelors Candidate, Universidad de Panama. Barro Colorado

Island, provided research support for preparation of illustrated flora of

seedlings of Panamanian moist forest with emphasis on Barro Colorado, April
3, 1989 through July 10, 1989.

ANACOSTIA MUSEUM

LaNeysa Harris, Masters Candidate, University of Washington, Seattle. Education,
developed audio tape and conducted educational activities for "The Real
McCoy: African-American Inventors and Innovator, 1619-1930" exhibition, June
12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Tressa Wood, High School Graduate. Education, participated in "Intern ’89," the
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer internship
program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART

Jenny Hoffman, Bachelors Candidate, Emory University. Prepared descriptions of
Archives’ collections containing information about the inter-relationship between

French and American art, as preparation for a guide to be published in 1990,
June 20, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Frederick LaManna, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Studied collections
and prepared description for inclusion in a guide to French-American sources
in the holdings, September 15, 1989 through December 12, 1989.

Amy McIntyre, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Prepared descriptions of
Archives’ collections containing information about the inter-relationship between

French and American art, as preparation for a guide to be published in 1990,
February 2, 1989 through April 30, 1989.

Kathryn Nowicki, Bachelors Candidate, Gettysburg College. Studied collections and
prepared description for inclusion in a guide to French-American sources in the
holdings, September 15, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Olga Ulloa-Herrera, Masters Degree. Prepared descriptions of Archives’ collections
containing information about the inter-relationship between French and

American art, as preparation for a guide to be published in 1990, May 10, 1989
through August 25, 1989.

ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY AND FREER GALLERY OF ART

Sandra Antholt, Bachelors Candidate, Mount Holyoke College. Office of Public
Affairs, prepared an archive on "A Jeweler’s Eye: Islamic Arts of the Book
from the Vever Collection" exhibition, January 3, 1989 through
January 24, 1989.

Susan Antholt, Bachelors Candidate, Mount Holyoke College. Office of Public
Affairs, archived publicity for "Timur and The Prncely Vision: Persian Art and
Culture in the 15th Century" and other exhibits, May 24, 1989 through
August 15, 1989.

Cristina Firouz, Bachelors Candidate, Corcoran School of Art. Design and
Production, assisted in production of graphic artwork and illustration for special
exhibitions, July 5, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Linda Kleeman, Bachelors Candidate, Oberlin College. Chinese Art, assisted with
collection management and research, January 5, 1989 through January 30, 1989.

Elizabeth Krebs, Bachelors Candidate, College of William and Mary. Chinese Art,
assisted in basic research on Chinese Art collections and in answering public
inquiries, May 15, 1989 through July 2, 1989.

Lorna Kundert, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Library, gained
experience in cataloging, September 5, 1989 through December 12, 1989.

Andrew Leung, Masters Candidate, New York University Institute of Fine Arts.
Assisted with Gellatly Collection and Kizil Frescof fragments, June 6, 1989
through September 8, 1989.

Jodi Lox, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. American Art, researched Peacock
Room decoration, Whistler’s design and decoration’s influence on Anglo-
American decorative arts, June 6, 1989 through August 14, 1989.

Sharon Misik, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Education
Department, studied museum interpretation, January 9, 1989 through April 20,
1989.

Shaalini Ranasinghe, Bachelors Candidate, McGill University.

Prepared materials for school and public programs held in association with The
The Noble Partch exhibition, June 5, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Beng-Meng Sun, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Library, assisted with
cataloging duties, September 11, 1989 through December 1, 1989.

Ching-Ming Tzu, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Library, assisted with
library administration, January 31, 1989 through May 10, 1989.

Kim Umemoto, Bachelors Candidate, Tufts University. Office of Public Affairs,
assisted in preparation of press material and mailing list for "Yani: The Brush
of Innocence," May 20, 1989 through June 23, 1989.

Eunice Verstegen, Bachelors Candidate, University of Washington. Public Affairs,

assisted with archiving exhibits and with media contacts, September 11, 1989
through December 15, 1989.

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Priscilla Anderson, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Surveyed, treated and
conducted research on paper collections, June 16, 1989 through August 11,
1989.

Carrie Beyer, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Surveyed, treated
and conducted research on paper collections, June 16, 1989 through July 28,
1989.

Andrea Bowes, Bachelors Candidate, Sir Sandford Fleming College. Textile
Conservation, received practical training on various topics including exhibition

preparation, cleaning, dyeing for restoration and dye analysis, September 1,
1989 through April 30, 1990.

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John Childs, Bachelors Degree. Conducted research on consolidants for plaster
archaeological objects, October 31, 1988 through June 30, 1989.
Shannon Elliott, Bachelors Degree. Worked on the Flag Preservation Project:

examined, cataloged, restored, treated and conducted research on wool flags
from 19th Century, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

LaTasha Harrtis, Bachelors Candidate, Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science.
Conservation, worked in the Textile Conservation Laboratory in conjunction
with the wool flag project, June 5, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Philippe Lafargue, Masters Candidate, Ecole Boulle. Characterized materials

pertinent to the discipline of furniture conservation and application of this
theoretical knowledge to that discipline, June 1, 1989 through August 31, 1989.
Muhammadin Razak, Visiting Museum Professional, National Museum of Indonesia.
Textiles, prepared dyes for Schweppe Dye Analysis Course, June 1, 1989
through September 15, 1989.
Helen Young, Masters Candidate, University of Delaware. Surveyed, treated and

conducted research on paper collections, June 16, 1989 through August 11,
1989.

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM OF DESIGN AND DECORATIVE ARTS

Lisa Agosto, Bachelors Degree. Library, assisted with collection maintenance and

reviewed and itemized collection of auction catalogs, July 5, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

Jennifer Bahssin, Bachelors Candidate, State University of New York at Purchase.

Drawings and Prints, assisted with inventory and cataloging of collection,
September 11, 1989 through December 21, 1989.

Assunta del] Priore, Bachelors Degree. Edinburgh University. Director’s Office,
researched the Carnegie Mansion and the history of 19th century art historical

teaching in Amencan and performed archival work for new introductory gallery,

June 12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Sarah Dove, Masters Degree. Paper Conservation, performed research project in
Paper conservation, July 1, 1989 through June 30, 1989.

Fennemiek Gommer, Bachelors Candidate, Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten.
Exhibition Design, assisted with exhibition installation, October 3, 1988 through
December 14, 1988.

Ingrid Kummer, Museum Professional, Museum Fur Angewandte Kunst.
Development Office, conducted research for "L’Art de Vivre" exhibition
November 7, 1988 through April 24, 1989.

Ann Leibowitz, Bachelors Degree. Decorative Arts, conducted research for "L’Art de
Vivre" exhibition, November 9, 1988 through April 1, 1989.

Gwen Loeffler, Bachelors Candidate, Adelphi University. Development Office,
conducted fundraising activities, January 3, 1989 through May 1, 1989.

Susanne Loomis, Bachelors Degree. Drawings and Prints, assisted with
collection management, January 3, 1989 through May 31, 1989.

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Esther Methe, Masters Degree. Textiles, assisted with textile conservation, October 3,
1988 through October 1, 1989.

Sandee Miller, Bachelors Degree. Paper Conservation, assisted in
paper conservation, June 12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Caroline Naphegyi, Bachelors Candidate, Ecole du Louvre. Decorative Arts,

Conducted research in cataloging collection and exhibitions, July 10, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

Monika Platzer, Bachelors Degree. Drawings and Prints, assisted installation planning
of "Views of Rome" exhibition, researched Wiener Werkstatte Textile

Collection, and assisted in archival cataloguing and collection management,
June 12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Ann Portell, Bachelors Candidate, University of Pennsylvania. Textiles and Library,

conducted textile research and assisted library management, June 5, 1989
through July 28, 1989.

Alison Prendiville, Bachelors Degree. Director’s Office, researched Calder sculpture
in New_York for exhibition brochure, May 7, 1989 through September 8, 1989.

Tricia Rose, Bachelors Degree. Library, organized museum’s vertical file of clippings
and pamphlets, June 12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.
Tamara Schlesinger, Bachelors Candidate, Columbia University.

Decorative Arts, assisted with collections management, January 3, 1989 through
January 20, 1989.

Laura Shoaf, High School, Miss Porters School. Textiles and Library, assisted with

photography of collection and library management, January 4, 1989 through
February 2, 1989.

Jomo Simmons, Bachelors Degree. Library, assisted with collections maintenance and

reviewed and itemized collection of auction catalogs, July 5, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

Nancy Turrell, Bachelors Candidate, New York University. Development Office,

conducted fundraising research, January 24, 1989 through May 31, 1989.
Craig Van Blarcom, Bachelors Candidate, St. Olaf College. Development Office,

researched funding prospect_and assisted with membership services,
June 12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN

Michelle Arkin, Bachelors Candidate, Bryn Mawr College. Education, performed
various tasks such as working with docents, assisting in the development of

educational materials and learning to give tours, June 5, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

Veronique Bernard, Masters Degree. Education, worked on tours and all aspects of
the Department of Education, July 6, 1989 through August 15, 1989.

Christina Hough, Bachelors Degree. Public Information, assisted in writing press
releases, working openings, and helping with a seminar on museum work and
training, June 12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

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Bonnie Kramer, Bachelors Degree. Exhibits, assisted in arranging and exhibiting

works of art_ and learned about labelling methods and dry mounting,
June 19, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Brenda Plakans, Bachelors Candidate, University of Iowa. Curatorial Department,
assisted curators Valerie Fletcher and Judith Zilczer with research on
permanent collection archives, June 12, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Christine Splinter, Masters Candidate, University of Bonn. Education,
assisted with teaching docents, February 22, 1989 through April 15, 1989.

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM

Richard Boyd II, Associates Candidate, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

Preservation/Restoration Division, assisted with preservation/restoration

projects in support of museum’s collections management program, January 17,
1989 through August 18, 1989.

Stefanie Brachfeld, Bachelors Candidate, University of Rochester. Center for Earth
and Planetary Studies, researched origin of modern surface features from
Viking orbiter data, June 12, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Robert Brazzle, Bachelors Candidate, Bucknell University. Laboratory for
Astrophysics, assisted in analysis of astronomical data on star formation and
active galaxies and participated in laboratory tests using infrared _and optical
techniques, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Kristine Conner, Bachelors Candidate, University of Pennsylvania. Public Affairs,

prepared weekly news digest and assisted with promotion of new exhibition

openings and Apollo 11 Twentieth Anniversary activities,
June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Timothy Cronen, Bachelors Candidate, Belmont Abbey College. Information

Management Division, assisted with standardization of NASM’s computer
database for videodisc photographs of aerospace personalities and aircraft and

with NASM’s special subject collections, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.
Christopher Damrosch, Bachelors Candidate, University of Maryland. Aeronautics

Department, worked with data on the NASM aircraft model collections , June
5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Guillaume de Syon, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Aero-
nautics Department, assisted with obtaining, accessioning, preserving, and

storing artifacts such as flight clothing, memorabilia, and armament, January 17,
1989 through April 18, 1989.

John Eckstine, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Collections
Maintenance, assisted with a reconciliation of the Registrar’s records with the
artifact inventory records, January 3, 1989 through March 31, 1989.

Kelly Evans, Bachelors Candidate, Texas A&M. Archives, reviewed and repaired
microfilm, cross-checked indexes, reorganized and rehoused drawings collections
and prepared processing plans, September 11, 1989 through November 20,
1989,

Robert Flanagan, Bachelors Degree. Exhibits, designed and produced posters,
publications, and general signage, September 11, 1989 through December 11,
1989.

Kristin Gannett, Bachelors Candidate, Wartburg College. Information Management,
assisted in standardization of NASM’s computer database for videodisc

photographs of aerospace personalities and aircraft and special subject
collection, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Renee Geary, Bachelors Candidate, Gallaudet University. Photography Laboratory,
assisted daily operations, January 23, 1989 through May 2, 1989.

Lily Giordano, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Aeronautics Department,
assisted with research on WWI aircraft collection, particularly French aircraft,
June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Terry Hammond, Masters Degree. Art Unit, researched copynght status of NASM’s
art collection, July 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Christy Hesby, Bachelors Candidate, Mary Washington College. Information
Management Division, assisted in the accessioning of donations to the
Museum’s collections, January 17, 1989 through April 24, 1989.

Gaochang Huang, Masters Candidate, George Mason University. Office Automation
and Information Management, assisted with inventory of software and hardware
and with novel network installation, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Sir Johnson, High School, Crossland High School. Collections Maintenance, assisted
with artifact inventory and restoration of artifacts, July 11, 1989 through
August 22, 1989.

Victoria Johnson, Associates Candidate, Embry-Riddle Aeronautics University.

Preservation/Restoration Division, assisted_in restoration and preservation of air

and spacecraft in NASM collections, May 22, 1989 through August 18, 1989.
Francis Kiger III, Bachelors Candidate, West Chester University. Center for Earth

and Planetary Studies, mapped tectonic features of the floor of the Olympus

Mons Caldera and constructed a digital mosaic using high-resolution Viking
orbiter images, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Lutz Koppen. Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Collections
Maintenance Division, worked with data on the NASM aircraft model
collections, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Robert Leach, Bachelors Degree. Exhibits Production, applied graphic art_matemals
to_exhibits areas and structures, January 17, 1989 through March 2, 1989.

Rebecca Leake, Bachelors Candidate, Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State

University. NASM Archives, assisted with repair and preservation of microfilm,
and review of Wright Field Collections, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.
Allison Levy, Bachelors Candidate, Tulane University. Office of Education, Produced
artwork for various projects, including slide sets, brochures and workshop
packages, June 12, 1989 through July 31, 1989.
Michael Liu, Bachelors Candidate, Cornell University. Space History and Center for

Earth and Planetary Studies, researched the technology of satellite design and

mapped tectonic features of the floor of the Olympus Mons Caldera,
June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

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Mark Lott, Bachelors Candidate, Gallaudet University. Archives, assisted with repair
and preservation of microfilm and reorganization of aircraft drawings,
June 5, 1989 through August 12, 1989.

Timothy Maloy, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Restoration/Preservation

Division, assisted with preservation and restoration program, assembly of air

and spacecraft artifacts, installation of artifacts and machining, welding, fabric
work and chemical cleaning, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Ellen Mansfield, Masters Candidate, Gallaudet University. Exhibits Production and

Design, designed sign system for Arts and Industries Building and assisted with

installation of new gallery and silkscreening for interpretive panels, January 17,
1989 through August 11, 1989.

Trina Maslowski, Bachelors Candidate, Corcoran School of Art. Department of

Exhibits, assisted in typesetting label scripts, proofreading galleys, updating

computer records and making photostats, June 5, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

John McGinnis, Bachelors Candidate, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Preservation/Restoration, performed tasks of a technical nature, September 11,
1989 through December 11, 1989.

Kevin McKeon, High School Graduate. Preservation/Restoration, participated in

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‘Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national

summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

Richard Murphy, Bachelors Candidate, Centenary College. Archives, assisted in repair
and preservation of microfilm, reorganization of aircraft drawings and review of
Wright Field Collections, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Michael O’Campo, High School Graduate. Office of Plant Services, participated in

‘Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Scott Ortman, Bachelors Candidate, Stanford University. Collections Maintenance,
assisted with preservation of NASM aircraft engine and collections,

June 19, 1989 through September 19, 1989.

Carol Patt, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Library, assisted with
evaluation of the quality and value of the Library collection, January 17, 1989
through May 5, 1989.

Daniel Pendick, Bachelors Candidate, State University of New York at Binghamton.

Office of Museum Programs, researched appropriate films for NASM’s

Strategic Bombing Program and the Space Fiction Film Series, June 5, 1989
through August 11, 1989.

Radhika Philip, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Collections Management,
prepared label text for artifacts at the Paul E. Garber Facility, January 4, 1989
through February 1, 1989.

Thomas Ratcliffe, High Schoo] Graduate. Space History Department, participated in

‘Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.
William Robie, Masters Candidate, East Carolina University. Aeronautics, prepared

Morehouse Geographics for publication, September 11, 1989 through December
11, 1989.

Thomasina Sai-Yee Seah, Bachelors Candidate, Gallaudet University. Exhibits
Department, designed brochures, programs, and posters, January 17, 1989
through May 2, 1989.

Laurence Shear, Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Office
Automation, wrote DBaselll code for museum projects and assisted personal
computer users, October 11, 1988 through May 5, 1989.

Alex Spencer, Masters Candidate, Pennsylvania State University. Aeronautics, worked
on Sherman Fairchild Archives and upgraded aerial photographic archives,
September 11, 1989 through November 20, 1989.

Kevin Sturgill, High School Graduate. Preservation/Restoration, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through
July 7, 1989.

Leikun Teferra, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Science and Exploration,
conducted research on the space history of the Soviet Union, February 6, 1989
through December 11, 1989.

Lori Vermaas, Bachelors Candidate, University of Texas at Austin. Space History
Department, assisted in evaluating and modifying software for interactive

computer programs for the "Beyond the Limits" Gallery, June 5, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

Steven Weidenkopf, High Schoo] Graduate. Archival Support Center, participated in
"Intern 89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Richard Wirz, Bachelors Candidate, Montreat-Anderson College.
Preservation/Restoration, performed tasks of a technical nature, September 11,
1989 through November 20, 1989.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

Agbenyega Adedze, Masters Degree. Curatorial Department, researched the social
function and aesthetic appreciation of Ewe Textiles, June 12, 1989 through
August 18, 1989.

Indra Caudle, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. Curatorial Department,
conducted object-orient research on the permanent collection, September 11,
1989 through December 31, 1989.

Karen Fountain, Bachelors Degree. Public Affairs, assisted in promoting educational
activities, organizing special events and developing affairs campaigns, June 5,
1989 through August 4, 1989.

Kendall LaMontagne, Bachelors Candidate, Wellesley College. Archives, Processed
and catalogued vintage postcard collection, June 14, 1989 through
August 31, 1989.

Nuria Madrid, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Department of

Education Department, conducted research and development of guided tours,
January 17, 1989 through April 21, 1989.

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Dafton Njuguna, PhD Candidate, University of California at Los Angeles. Curatorial
Department, reviewed literature on form and phenomena in nomadic
transhumance architecture in sub-saharan Africa, June 19, 1989 through
September 8, 1989.

Heidi Overing, Bachelors Degree. Curatorial Department, conducted research and

prepared materials for future exhibition, February 8, 1989 through June 30,
1989.

Gretchen Primack, Bachelors Candidate, Oberlin College. Department of Education,

conducted research on a single or group of instruments for future exhibition,
December 4, 1988 through January 27, 1989.

Sally Shelburne, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Curatorial Department,
conducted research on African art, January 23, 1989 through May 30, 1989.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Dean Adkins, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Intern Programs,
participated in advanced Jevel museum training program, September 8, 1989
through April 20, 1990.

Stephen Best, Masters Candidate, Williams College. Intern Programs, participated in
advanced level museum training program, September 8, 1989 through April 20,
1990.

Susan Bollendorf, Bachelors Degree. Intern Programs, participated in advanced level
museum training program, September 8, 1989 through April 20, 1990.

Judy Chang, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Santa Cruz. Graphic
Arts, performed collection management tasks including cataloguing prints and
drawings, reorganizing art works, and archival storage and handling,

June 19, 1989 through September 8, 1989.

Kimberly Cody, Bachelors Degree. Intern Programs, participated in advanced level
museum training program, September 8, 1989 through December 8, 1989.

Ethan Cohen, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Design and Production Office,
assisted the Design and Production Office, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Mayra Corral, Bachelors Candidate, Georgetown University. Design and Production
Office and Office of Museum Programs, divided time between Design and

Production Office and Office of Museum Programs, June 5, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

Karen Fix, Bachelors Degree. Office of Research Support, conducted research for
the Inventory of American Paintings, September 25, 1989 through December 1,
1989.

Catherine Groos, Masters Candidate, University of Southern California. Curatorial
Division, assisted the Curatorial Division, January 9, 1989 through April 21,
1989.

Anne Hudson, Bachelors Degree. Library, assisted in general aspects of the Library,
June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Nina Hval, Bachelors Degree. Intern Programs, participated in advanced level
museum training program, September 8, 1989 through December 31, 1989.

Susannah Jacobson, Bachelors Candidate, Hartwick College. Curatorial Division,
assisted the Curatonal Division, January 9, 1989 through February 3, 1989.

Jacqueline Kodner, Bachelors Degree. Intern Programs, participated in advanced
level museum training program, September 8, 1989 through April 20, 1990.

J’Laine Krueger, Bachelors Degree. Intern Programs, participated in advanced level
museum training program, September 8, 1989 through April 20, 1990.

Margaret Lee, Masters Candidate, University of Texas at Austin. Graphics, assisted
in general aspects of the Department of Graphic Arts collection, June 5, 1989
through July 28, 1989.

Joseph Lucchesi, Masters Degree. Administration, assisted in all aspect of
Administration Division, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Catherine Lusheck, Bachelors Degree. Intern Programs, participated in advanced
level museum training programs, September 8, 1989 through April 20, 1990.

Althea Malloy, Bachelors Candidate, College of William and Mary. Registrar,

assisted Rights and Reproduction work, June 5, 1989 through August 25, 1989.
Julie Mann, Bachelors Candidate, Stanford University. Museum Programs, assisted in

developing interpretive materials, June 5, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Michelle Mead, Bachelors Degree. Curatorial Division, assisted in general aspects of
the Curatorial Division, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Kathleen Mosier, Bachelors Candidate, Hiram College. Research Support, assisted in
Development of an inventory of American sculpture, June 5, 1989 through
July 28, 1989.

Marina Moskowitz, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Curatorial Division,
assisted in all aspects of the chief curator’s research, June 5, 1989 through
July 21,1989.

Grace Murray, Bachelors Candidate, Wake Forest University. Publications, assisted in
all aspects of the Publications Division, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Knistin Norell, Bachelors Candidate, University of Kansas-Lawrence. Curatorial
Division and Museum Programs Division, divided time between the Curatorial
Division and the Museum Programs Division, January 9, 1989 through April 21,
1989.

Stephanie Rieke, Bachelors Candidate, Kenyon College. Curatorial Division, assisted
in_ general aspects of the Curatorial Division, June 5, 1989 through July 28,
1989,

Lesley Roberts, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Los Angeles. Office
of Research Support, assisted the Office of Research Support, January 9, 1989
through March 24, 1989.

Leisa Rundquist, Bachelors Degree, University of Illinois. Curatorial Division,
assisted in research for newly arrived Mephill collection, June 5, 1989 through
July 28, 1989.

Lynne Schaffer, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Public Programs
Division, assisted the Public Programs Division, January 9, 1989 through
April 21, 1989.

Martina Schenke, Masters Candidate, Goethe University. Intern Programs,

Participated in advanced level museum training program, September 8, 1989
through April 20, 1990.

Leslie Tate, Masters Candidate, American University. Intern Programs, participated
in_ advanced level museum training program, September 8, 1989 through Apmil
20, 1989.

Anne Walker, High School Graduate. Office of the Registrar, participated in “Intern

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89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer
internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Nancy Wickham, Bachelors Degree. Public Programs, assisted with development of
public brochures and tours, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.
Stuart Wolffe, Bachelors Candidate, Seton Hall University. Registrar, assisted in

various aspects of the Registrar’s office, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

Erin Ackerman, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Academic Affairs, conducted
research on the history of representations of New England, September 5, 1989
through December 15, 1989.

Cynthia Agustin, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Archives Center, assisted with
the Duke Ellington exhibit, September 5, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Leanne Albert, Bachelors Candidate, St. Olaf College. First Ladies, conducted
research on two First Ladies, September 21, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Mary Appel, Bachelors Degree. Archives Center, assisted with the Underwood and
Underwood glass stereograph collection, September 5, 1989 through September
1, 1990.

Michelle Appel, Bachelors Candidate, California State University at Chico.
Conservation, assisted with conservation of Men and Womens exhibit, June 1,
1989 throughAugust 18, 1989.

Paula Artal-Isbrand, Bachelors Degree. Conservation, assisted with rehousing project,
September 12, 1989 through May 15, 1990.

Donna Avedisian, Bachelors Candidate, Tufts University. Registrar, compiled
information about 18th and 19th century pianos, June 6, 1989 through
July 31, 1989.

Myrna Barriatos, Museum Professional. National Museum of the Philippines. Office

of the Registrar, performed collections management including records systems,

object handling and processing and computerization of information, July 10,
1989 through October 15, 1989.

Samuel] Batzli, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Printing and
Photographic Services, assisted with George Tames collection of photographs,
September 1, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Tanika Beamon, Bachelors Candidate, University of Pennsylvania. Assisted research

by head of audience research and helped prepare preview gallery for the "The

Information of People, Information and Technology" exhibit, June 5, 1989
through August 11, 1989.

Dana Belcher, Bachelors Candidate, Gettysburg College. Numismatics, rearranged

coins and currency of Alexandria, Egypt from Greek imperial times in Asia
Minor and Asia Proper, September 12, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Sheri Belcher, Bachelors Candidate, George Mason University. Computers
Information and Society, assisted with the "Information Age" exhibition,
February 7, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Suzanne Bell, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Berkeley. Domestic
Life Division, researched youth subcultures in 20th century American and
American home life, June 1, 1989 through August 1, 1989.

Paul Bellis, Bachelors Candidate, College of Wooster. History of Science and
Technology, assisted in research on exhibit dealing with history of science in the

U.S., stressing the social implications of scientific research, June 5, 1989
through August 4, 1989.

Mike Berman, Bachelors Candidate, University of Wisconsin. Social and Cultural
History, performed research, script writing and exhibit maintenance for "Land

of Promise: America in the 19th century,” May 23, 1989 through August 18,
1989.

Amy Bix, PhD Candidate, Johns Hopkins University. History of Science and
Technology, researched and planned for new exhibit "Science in America,"
June 14, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Laura Blake, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Department of Public

Programs, assisted research and collection of photos, American Sampler

programs, and archiving and cataloging of materials, January 27, 1989 through
May 5, 1989.

Heidi Boncher, Bachelors Candidate, University of Michigan. Electricity and Modern
Physics, collected data for card catalog, prepared photographs and assisted in
conservation tasks, June 1, 1989 through July 31, 1989.

Kourtney Braff, Bachelors Degree. Internship Office, assisted with Desktop
Publishing Intern Newsletter and Pendulum Perspectives, June 6, 1989 through
July 6, 1989.

Laura Branstetter, Bachelors Candidate, New College of U.S.F. Transportation
Division, assisted with exhibit design and construction of Bicycle exhibit, June 5,
1989 through August 10, 1989.

Elizabeth Broadrup, Bachelors Candidate, Williams College. Community Life

Division, performed graphic and bibliographic research for exhibit on children

and the Cold War Era and assisted with exhibit maintenance, cataloguing and
accessioning, June 19, 1989 through August 31, 1989.
Christina Broberg, Bachelors Candidate, Corcoran School of Art. Publications,

assisted in graphic design and production of booklets, flyers, and programs

required by the Department of Public Programs, February 21, 1989 through
May 12, 1989.

Jeffrey Brodie, Bachelors Candidate, University of California, Berkeley. Science and

Technology, assisted with research of various science _and technology projects

using the Smithsonian Archives, the National Archives and the Library of
Congress, May 24, 1989 through August 3, 1989.

Melissa Brown, Bachelors Candidate, Alma College. Office of Public Affairs, acted _as
liasion with curators and exhibit designers, met with film crews, answered calls

and reviewed periodicals and newspapers for information pertinent to the
museum, February 2, 1989 through April 28, 1989.

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Betsy Buchanan, Bachelors Candidate, Emory and Henry College. Numismatics,
created photographic files including identification check and typing of labels,
March 7, 1989 through May 1, 1989.

Christopher Bunce, High School Graduate. National Numismatics Collection,
participated in "Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education’s national Summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

David Burgevin, Masters Candidate, Virginia Commonwealth University.
Photographic History, assisted with collection management, August 28, 1989
through December 8, 1989.

Kim Butler, Masters Degree. Public Programs, researched and planned for 1990
conference on the African diaspora, June 5, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Michele Cappelle, Masters Degree. Textiles, researched the patent models of
carpeting in the Dot collection, July 7, 1989 through September 22, 1989.

Lage Carlson, Masters Candidate, Buffalo State College. Conservation Division,
assisted with conservation/preservation of paper objects, March 6, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

James Carpenter, Bachelors Candidate, Central Wesleyan College. Transportation,
served as research and collections management assistant, September 11, 1989
through December 18, 1989.

Marie Carter, Bachelors Degree. Publications, served _as editorial and production
assistant working on entire publications process, September 25, 1989 through
June 30, 1990.

David Cebula, Masters Candidate, West Virginia University. Transportation, compiled
an index of marine steam engine builders in New York from 1840 through
1860, January 23, 1989 through March 17, 1989.

Sulhee Chung, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Science and Technology,

conducted research on the impact _and influence of technological development

on the intellectual history of the United States, September 5, 1989 through
December 15, 1989.

Greta Climer, Bachelors Candidate, Mount Holyoke College. Internship Office,
assisted in coordination and research for the Landmark ’90 conference and the
February Black History Month Conference, June 12, 1989 through
August 4, 1989.

Leslie Clovis, Masters Candidate, Northeastern University. Internship Office,
organized "brown bag" series of weekly lectures and events for interns, June 5,
1989 through September 1, 1989.

Lisa Clyde, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Archives Center, conducted research

on the history of advertising, September 5, 1989 through December 15, 1989.
Anna Coatsworth, Bachelors Candidate, Mount Holyoke College. Internship Office,
assisted Internship and Fellowship Coordinator, July 3, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.
Jared Cohen, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Education, assisted with

"Field to Factory" Education outreach kits, January 24, 1989 through April 24,
1989.

Hope Connors, Masters Degree. American Indian Program, maintained "The Way to

Independence" exhibition, established "suitcase" a traveling exhibition of native

plants and medicinal plants and assisted with Folklife Festival and Public
Programs Education Coordination, June 12, 1989 through October 17, 1989.

Rebecca Cureton, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Education,
assisted with projects relating to the Hands on History Room, January 9, 1989
through April 20, 1989.

Colleen Curry, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Registrar’s Office,
assisted with variety of tasks including administrative functions, off-site storage

and central cataloguing of the 1876 exhibition, May 8, 1989 through June 30,
1989.

Amy Jo Dale, Bachelors Candidate, University of Redlands. Public Affairs, studied
administrative systems necessary for an effective public affairs program,
September 21, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Daniel Dalrymple, High School Graduate. Archives Center, participated in "Intern

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89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer
internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Margarita Decierdo, Bachelors Degree. Department of History and Department of
Agriculture, researched and transcribed information on Southern agriculture,
June 12, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Lies] Dees, Bachelors Degree. Musical History, assisted with the Duke Ellington
collection, September 5, 1989 through August 5, 1990.

Margherita Desy, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Political

History, worked on decorative art objects for the "Ceremonial Court" exhibition

and performed conservation and design work on the First Ladies Case,
January 11, 1989 through May 1, 1989.

Cynthia Dickinson, Bachelors Candidate, Princeton University. Electricity and
Modern Physics, performed basic collections management and preparation of a
historic photo file, June 19, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Debra Dunbar, Bachelors Candidate, University of California, Davis. Exhibit Design,
served as design assistant for the "Women in the Progressive Era” exhibition,
September 5, 1989 through December 20, 1989.

David Edwards, Bachelors Candidate, Holy Cross College. Academic Affairs, assisted
in preparation of a histonography of the literature about the Pumritans,

January 17, 1989 through May 5, 1989.

Hazel Ervin, Bachelors Candidate, Howard University. American Quarterly, assisted
with editing and layout for American Quarterly, June 5, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

Lura Erwin, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Exhibit Design, designed scale

drawings for "From Parlor to Politics” exhibition, February 1, 1989 through
April 28, 1989.

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Marisol Espina-Ruiz, Museum Professional, National Museum of Anthropology of
Mexico. Exhibits, assisted in the design and preparation for an exhibition on
television, January 1, 1989 through May 15, 1989.

Francesca Fazzari, Bachelors Candidate, University of Toronto. History of Science
and Technology, assisted with research in Manast perspective of developmental

technology and with technology exhibit preparation, May 15, 1989 through
August 18, 1989.

Kathleen Fenton, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Internship
Office, served as assistant internship and fellowship coordinator, January 9,
1989 through March 31, 1989.

Jocelyn File, Bachelors Degree. Armed Forces Division, worked with prints and
photographs in the Division’s collection and helped to maintain the
"A More Perfect Union" exhibition, June 5, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Amber Finney, High School Graduate. Division of Medical Sciences, participated in
"Intern 789," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Delya Ghosh, High School Graduate. Programs in Popular American Music,

participated in "Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education’s national summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through
July 7, 1989.

Leslie Gilltum, High School, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and
Technology. Political History, assisted with research and organization for
"Women in the Progressive Era” exhibition, June 28, 1989 through July 29,
1989.

Joanne Gipson, Bachelors Degree. Medical Sciences, performed research and

inventory in preparation for the manuscript "Engendering Culture: Manhood

and Womanhood in 1930s Murals, Sculptures, and Theater, June 8, 1989
through August 1, 1989.

Randi Gordan, Bachelors Candidate, Washington State University. Department of

Science and Technology, assisted in a special project for military headgear, a

project for uniforms and in developing a national collection of women’s military
uniforms, May 22, 1989 through August 12, 1989.

Christine Griffin, Bachelors Candidate, Baldwin Wallace College. Internship Office,
assisted Internship and Fellowship Coordinator, June 19, 1989 through
September 1, 1989.

Peter Gustafson, Bachelors Candidate, Houghton College. Political History, identified,
marked, located, and rearranged collections, February 2, 1989 through
April 28, 1989.

Jeffrey Hamley, PhD Candidate, Harvard University. American Indian Program,
researched photographic history of federal Indian boarding school education

during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, June 5, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

Brooke Hartzog, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Photography, assisted in the
production of a videodisc concerning the Underwood and Underwood glass
stereographs collection, September 5, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Katherine Hersperger, Bachelors Candidate, Syracuse University. Publications
Division, assisted in design and editing, production and inventory control of
publications, May 22, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Elizabeth Heydt, Bachelors Candidate, Purdue University. Electricity and
Modern Physics, assisted in collections management, working with a project to

rehouse specimens collected in the Division of Electricity and Modern Physics,
May 15, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Julie Hickman, Bachelors Candidate, Baylor University. Public Programs, assisted the
Intern Coordinator, May 15, 1989 through June 16, 1989.

Carrie Higgins, Bachelors Candidate, Gettysburg College. Electricity and Modern
Physics, worked in conservation collection management, exhibit design and on-
line computer data entry, September 21, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Michelle Ho, High School Graduate. Division of Political History, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Cynthia Holloman, Bachelors Candidate, Auburn University. Armed Forces History,
Participated in special projects to document, photo and rehouse head gear,and

in development of the collection of women’s military uniforms,
June 15, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Kathleen Horwedel, Bachelors Candidate, Bowling Green State University. Social and
Cultural History and Division of Community of Life, assisted with research and
exhibitions, June 5, 1989 through August 9, 1989.

Erin Hoyt, Bachelors Candidate, Spring Hill College. Education, assisted with
preparation of a new interpreter’s manual for the school tour program,

May 30, 1989 through August 10, 1989.

Maureen Hurley, Bachelors Candidate, University of New Hampshire. Public
Programs, assisted with production of publications, February 2, 1989 through
April 28, 1989.

Elizabeth Joffrion, Masters Degree. Agriculture and Natural Resources, transcribed,
indexed and created finding aide for a series of oral histories conducted with
Southern sharecroppers and farm tenants, September 25, 1989 through June 30,
1990.

Su Kao, Bachelors Candidate, Bryn Mawr College. History of Science and
Technology, catalogued and accessioned approximately 200 over-the-counter
medicines collected in China last year, June 1, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Mary Kenyon-Sterling, Bachelors Degree. Columbus Quincentenary,
assisted with research and preparation of exhibits, June 19, 1989
through June 1, 1990.

Mark Kessler, Bachelors Degree. Assisted with research for Common Agenda,

June 27, 1989 throug August 25, 1989.

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Lene Klit, Visiting Professional, Danish National Museum. Conservation Department,
served as assistant to the photographers learning latest photographic, studio
and lab equipment, November 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989.

Lisa Kranthal, Bachelors Degree. Conservation, learned conservation techniques,
September 18, 1989 through June 30, 1990.

Angela Krueger, Bachelors Candidate, Gettysburg College. Armed Forces Division,
Participated in a special project for military headgear and helped to develop a

national collection of women’s military uniforms, May 22, 1989 through
July 28, 1989.

Sanghmitra Kundu, Masters Candidate, Texas Tech Museum. History and
Technology Collections Management, assisted with reinstallation of exhibits
removed for building renovation, May 15, 1989 through August 15, 1989.

Martha La Mason, Bachelors Candidate, Christopher Newport College. Political
History, assisted with final organization and installation of the "Ceremonial
Court" exhibition, January 9, 1989 through March 7, 1989.

Jill Lavigne, Bachelors Candidate, Duke University. Office of Printing and
Photographic Services, assisted with various work in the office, May 30, 1989
through August 4, 1989.

Maureen Lenehan, Bachelors Degree. Numismatics, reorganized the Numismatic
Library photographs, June 5, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Jennifer Loesel, High Schoo] Graduate. Early Enrichment Center, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Bridget Maley, Bachelors Candidate, Salem College. Ceramics and Glass, assisted in
accessioning a collection of recently acquired ceramics, January 3, 1989 through
January 27, 1989.

David Manning, Bachelors Candidate, Portland State University. Museum Programs,
assisted with publicity for American Sampler, All-American Music and Palm
Court programs, September 12, 1989 through November 30, 1989.

Daniel McCarthy, Bachelors Candidate, University of Oregon. Internship Office,
researched and produced an Internship Catalogue; researched and wrote for
the Newsletter to former interns, April 3, 1989 through June 23, 1989.

Daniel McClure, Bachelors Candidate, Wesleyan University. Archives Center,

conducted a research project with the Duke ae Collection, June 5, 1989
through August 25, 1989.

Laura McGlasson, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Armed Forces History,
updated catalog records on Womens Uniform Collection, January 31, 1989
through May 15, 1989.

Bronwyn McNeill, Bachelors Candidate, Trinity College, University of Dublin.
Military History and Regent’s Fellow, assisted with rehousing, conservation and

collections management of Recruitment Posters in military history, June 19,
1989 through October 1, 1989.

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Cheryl Megerdigian, Bachelors Degree. Archives Center, archived materials from
various collections, June 7, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Vicki Meier, Bachelors Candidate. Armed Forces History, participated in a special
project to document, photograph and rehouse military headgear and assisted
with reorganization of uniform collection, May 9, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Dana Middents, Bachelors Candidate, American University. History of Science and
Technology, assisted with entering graphics into on line catalog and with an
interactive display, June 12, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Nancy Mitchell, Bachelors Degree. History of Science and Technology, assisted with
Native American Culture resource management, June 26, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

Todd Mohink, Bachelors Candidate, University of Maryland. Department of Social
and Cultural History, assisted with cataloguing movie objects and with the Men
and Women exhibit, June 19, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Monica Moore, Bachelors Degree. Division of Musical Instruments, researched black
periodicals to discover black perception of Ellington, June 12, 1989 through
September 1, 1989.

Alexandra Morris, Bachelors Candidate, Cambridge University. Division of Science
and Technology, assisted with arrangement of graphics for communications
exhibit, July 5, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Matthew Mulcahy, Bachelors Candidate, Macalester College. Division of Community
Life, researched historically black land grant college, May 30, 1989 through
August 31, 1989.

John Murph, Bachelors Degree. Studied Afro-American music and jazz with

emphasis on Duke Ellington’s international tours, June 5, 1989 through August
25% 1989.

Kevin Murphy, Masters Degree. Domestic Life, conducted research of 20th century
American home life and youth culture and assisted with maintenance of current
exhibits and collections, June 1, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Laura Narcizo, Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Internship and
Fellowship Office, served as assistant internship and fellowship coordinator,
September 6, 1989 through December 6, 1989.

Jessie Nicoll, High School, Pittsford Mendon High School. Exhibits Production,
assisted with graphics production, July 17, 1989 through August 31, 1989.
Sylvia O’Macauley, Bachelors Degree. Archives Center, assisted with Duke Ellington

project, June 19, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Allison Paddlety, Bachelors Candidate, Institute of American Indian Art. Armed
Forces History, assisted staff with daily office work, October 7, 1988 through
December 22, 1988. Graphic Arts, assisted with various work in the division
June 26, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Sunae Park, Phd. Textiles, Completed descriptions of newly-acquired objects,

continued survey of early 20th-Century fabrics, assisted mounting a Case-of-the |
Month exhibit, April 10, 1989 through July 3, 1989.

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Pamela Paulien, Bachelors Degree. Exhibits Design, assisted in developing models
and drawings for sections of the "From Parlor to Politics” exhibition,
June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Stephen Perciful, High School Graduate. Division of Armed Forces, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Lisa Pertillar, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Division of Community Life,
assisted in editing and writing annotated bibliography for a gospel music
anthology, June 5, 1989 through August 24, 1989.

Diana Plumer, Bachelors Candidate, Case Western Reserve University. Political
Documents, performed duties as research assistant, June 26, 1989 through
August 4, 1989.

Sarah Prown, Bachelors Degree. Community Life, conducted research and collections
management for an exhibition on the early history of Rock and Roll,
September 5, 1989 through August 31, 1990.

Amanda Quandt, Bachelors Candidate, Taylor University. Public Programs,
obtained film_and video excerpts used in video presentations for two special
exhibitions, January 23, 1989 through May 4, 1989.

Dwandalyn Reece, Masters Degree. Musical History, conducted research for the
Duke Ellington Collection, January 5, 1989 through May 31, 1989.

Sharon Reynolds, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Archives Center, assisted with
the Duke Ellington exhibition, September 5, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

William Roche, III, Bachelors Candidate, University of Notre Dame. Design Division,

assisted in research and scale drawing for the "Sesame Street" and the

‘Manufacturing of the M9 Service Handgun," May 31, 1989 through
August 20, 1989.

Janet Rockne, Bachelors Degree. Division of Domestic Life, assisted with research in
20th Century youth subcultures, and with cleaning and numbering of exhibits,
August 1, 1989 through August 1, 1990.

Ivonne Ross, Bachelors Candidate, Montgomery College. Medical Sciences, assisted

in cataloguing accessioning, photographing and entering into computer data

medical objects to be transferred to other locations, June 19, 1989 through
August 18, 1989.

Darren Rydstrom, Bachelors Candidate, Biola University. Agriculture and Natural
Resources, served as research and collections management assistant, September
11, 1989 through December 18, 1989.

Jacqueline Schraud, Masters Candidate, Armed Services
History, catalogued women’s uniforms and studied women on frontier army
posts, June 1, 1989 through August 1, 1989.

Susan Schroeder, Bachelors Candidate, Colorado State University. American Indian
Program, assisted with the American Indian collection, May 8, 1989 through
July 28, 1989.

Nicole Senecal, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Exhibit Design,
researched, designed and executed specific elements of the "Who Wears the
Pants?" exhibition, January 10, 1989 through April 14, 1989.

Eileen Shapiro, Masters Degree. Political History, researched moving pictures and
other film sources at the National Archives and the Library of Congress for the

"Women in Progressive Era" exhibition, July 10, 1989 through
September 30, 1989.

Cheryl Simmons, Masters Degree. Archives, researched African-American Diaspora,
May 15, 1989 through November 11, 1989.
Jolie Simmons, Bachelors Candidate, West Virginia University. Publications and

Exhibit Design, assisted in design, production and inventory control with special

emphasis on the design and production of printed materials, September 11,
1989 through June 1, 1990.

Sara Smith, Bachelors Candidate, Northwestern University. Political History,
conducted research and photographic identification on slavery and free blacks
in 19th Century America, September 19, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Suzanne Smyrl, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Division of Political

History, assembled and reorganized portions of the Division’s photographic

collections into useful categories or descriptors for the use of researchers,
May 30, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Rebecca Sokolovsky, Bachelors Candidate, Williams College. Musical History, assisted
with research to develop a bibliographic and vertical research file on Duke
Ellington and _his associates, June 5, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Linda Song, Bachelors Degree. Assisted with research

for paper on Afro-Americans who remained in the South during the Great

Migration and acted as curatorial assistant for the "Parlor to Politics" exhibition,
June 5, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Christopher Stadnyk, High Schoo] Graduate. Department of Exhibits, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Evan Stoddard, Bachelors Candidate, Miami University, Ohio. Electricity and
Modern Physics, organized card catalogue system and photographs and acted as
curatorial assistant, May 23, 1989 through August 1, 1989.

Yoonjoo Strumfels, Masters Degree. Paper Conservation, completed an advanced
internship in conservation, January 3, 1989 through January 2, 1990.

Pamela Sturmer, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Division of Community Life,
researched and developed an exhibit on children of the Cold War,

May 30, 1989 through July 21, 1989.
Miriam Thaggert, High School Graduate. Program in Black American Culture,

participated in "Intern 89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education’s national summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

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Jennifer Theiss, Bachelors Candidate, University of Michigan Art School. Design,

performed basic graphic and typographic work for exhibits, June 8, 1989
through August 8, 1989.

Phillip Thomas, Bachelors Degree. Internship and Fellowship Office, served as
assistant internship and fellowship coordinator, September 9, 1989 through
December 1, 1989.

Kiley Timperley, High School Graduate. Office of Printing and Photographic
Services, participated in "Intern 89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education’s national summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7,
1989.

Christine Truoiolo, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Public Programs,
assisted with the production of a scholarly meeting, a public symposium and a
small exhibition, January 24, 1989 through May 5, 1989.

Ann Wagner, Bachelors Candidate, Wheaton College. Musical History, assisted with
the Duke Ellington project, January 3, 1989 through January 27, 1989.

Stephanie Wahl, Bachelors Candidate, George Mason University. Armed Forces
History, assisted with women’s uniform collection, September 6, 1989 through
December 15, 1989.

Chris Walsh, Bachelors Candidate, Georgetown University. Academic Affairs, assisted
Copy Editor of the American Quarterly, January 12, 1989 through
June 1, 1989. ;

Eric Ward, Bachelors Candidate, Coe College. Public Affairs, coordinated and
supervised film crews for press conferences on the Inventors and Innovators
exhibit, September 13, 1989 through December 8, 1989.

Janis Weiher, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Office of the
Registrar, assisted with all major functions of the Office of the Registrar,
January 10, 1989 through April 20, 1989.

Jodi Westrum, Bachelors Candidate, University of Iowa. Public Programs, served as
permissions editor for Columbus Quincentenary book, September 5, 1989
through December 15, 1989.

Heather Wilcox, High School, Pennridge High School. Transportation, catalogued
Pullman train photos on computer, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Cynthia Williams, Masters Candidate, James Madison University. Social and Cultural
History and Politica] History, assisted with photographic collection and with the
"Parlor to Politics" exhibition, June 5, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Nicole Williamson, Bachelors Degree. Public Programs, conducted research for 1992
Africa Diaspora Conference and served as production assistant for the 1990
African AMerican Aesthic Conference, September 25, 1989 through December
d 31989.

Heather Woodcock, Bachelors Degree. Center for Advertising History and the
Archives Center, assisted with research on food, cosmetic and public interest

advertising including soft drink, cigarette and over-the-counter medicine ads,
June 26, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Sun Kyung Yoon, Bachelors Candidate, George Mason University. Computers and

Information in Society, assisted with the "Information Age" exhibition,
February 2, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

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John Alroy, Bachelors Degree. Paleobiology, compiled information on Terrestrial
Ecosystem Evolution, July 4, 1989 through June 30, 1990.

Abigail Armstrong, Bachelors Candidate, Oberlin College. Anthropology, assisted
with inventory, repair and process of a historic film collection, June 7, 1989
through August 18, 1989.

Kristina Arnold, Bachelors Degree. Anthropology, researched Plains Indian sundance
and contemporary Plains Indian art, May 31, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Anne Baird, Bachelors Candidate, Salem College. Naturalist Center, reviewed, edited
and updated Learning Laboratory in Human Osteology, January 3, 1989
through January 27, 1989.

Jennifer Baum, Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Anthropology,
worked with classical archaeology, May 26, 1989 through August 30, 1989.

Timothy Bernardis, Masters Degree. Little Big Horn College. Anthropology,
researched and wrote for Crow tribal catalog, July 17, 1989 through August 11,
1989.

Kathryn Bohling, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Education,
prepared educational component for exhibition in the North American Mammal
Hall, January 9, 1989 through May 4, 1989.

Leah Bowanko, Bachelors Candidate, James Madison University. Botany, conducted
research on the flora of the Guianas, December 19, 1988 through
January 6, 1989.

Heather Briggs, Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Wertebrate
Zoology, worked with systematics of nine-banded armadillos, June 5, 1989
through August 11, 1989.

Kyllan Brooke, High School Graduate. Department of Exhibits, participated in
"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Scott Brown, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Anthropology,
assisted with preliminary research for Hall of Human Origins, January 9, 1989
through May 12, 1989.

Kenneth Michael] Cameron, Bachelors Degree. Botany, conducted research on the
flora of the Guianas, December 19, 1989 through January 2, 1989.

Mariel Campbell, Bachelors Candidate, University of New Mexico. Vertebrate

Zoology, worked with catalogue of American Amphibians and Reptiles

specifically systematics of Sonora Leaf-Nosed snakes, June 5, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

Elizabeth Cates, Bachelors Candidate, George Mason University. Anthropology,
assisted in the laboratory analyzing bones from the Lamb Spring archaeological
site, December 19, 1988 through May 15, 1989.

James Chandler, Bachelors Degree. Mineral Sciences, worked with computer
specialist in the Global Volcanism Program, May 22, 1989 through August 31,
1989.

Monique Chretien, High School Graduate. Vertebrate Zoology, participated in
"Intern 89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Susan Cierebiej, High School Graduate. Marine Systems Laboratory, participated in
"Intern 89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Eileen Collins, Bachelors Candidate, Louisiana Tech University. Vertebrate Zoology,
and Herpetology, studied age and size relationships in an Arboreal snake,
June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Marcia Connor, Bachelors Candidate, Thomas Nelson Community College.
Mammalogy, assisted with curating genets, January 23, 1989 through
May 15, 1989.

Jill Crook, Bachelors Candidate, Mount Holyoke College. Anthropology, compiled
data on Pacific Collection donors and performed a bibliographic search on
Preznisian art, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Mary Droutsas, Bachelors Candidate, Gallaudet University. Film Archives, organized,

processed, repaired and prepared archival motion picture collections for

preservation, duplication and storage, January 31, 1989 through April 28, 1989.
Randy Emery, Bachelors Candidate, Haskell Indian Junior College. Anthropology,

assembled information relevant to American Indian collections in Smithsonian
museums and photocopied all Zuni photographs, June 5, 1989 through
August 5, 1989.

David Ernstes, Bachelors Candidate, Texas A&M University. Botany, assisted with

processing Dr. Elbert Little’s Collection, May 30, 1989 through August 4, 1989.
Neil Fallon, High School, Seneca Valley High School. Anthropology, conducted

research in a skeletal biology laboratory, February 2, 1989 through
June 15, 1989.

Jean Fang, Bachelors Degree. Anthropology, assisted with Central Plants Collection
in_ bone analysis and inventory, June 5, 1989 through August 15, 1989.

Darcie Faucher, Bachelors Candidate, LIU Southampton College. Marine Systems

Laboratory, participated in field project in Goodland, Florida, August 30, 1989
through December 23, 1989.

Carolyn Ferrell, Bachelors Candidate, University of Minnesota. Vertebrate Zoology,
worked with Mammalian Species Account, June 5, 1989 through August 11,
1989.

Lisa Fritzler, Bachelors Candidate, Montana State University. Anthropology,
photographed Crow Artifact Collection for catalog, July 10, 1989 through
September 8, 1989.

Suzanne Furesz, Bachelors Candidate, St. Mary’s University. Botany, assisted with
Living Forest project_and its application to paleobotanical field work,

May 30, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Eric Galm, Bachelors Degree. Anthropology, re-catalogued Afncan drums in the
collection, analyzed and notated field performance tapes and worked with the
Folklife Festival, June 8, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Jania Garcia, Masters Candidate, University of Washington. Anthropology, arranged
and described the papers of Helen L. Peterson (Executive Director, National

Congress of American Indians, 1953-1961), April 3, 1989 through
June 30, 1989.

Antoinette Geoly, Bachelors Candidate, James Madison University. Mineral Sciences,
worked with powder x-ray diffraction studies of minerals, June 13, 1989 through
August 18, 1989.

Gary Gillis, Bachelors Candidate, Pacific Lutheran University. Vertebrate Zoology,
worked with Fish Osteology and Systematics, June 5, 1989 through August 11,
1989.

Jason Grant, Bachelors Candidate, University of Alaska at Fairbanks. Botany, worked
with Bromeliad Floristics, May 30, 1989 through August 30, 1989.

Jennifer Gray, Bachelors Candidate, Rhodes College. Vertebrate Zoology, worked
with Fossil Birds, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Terry Gray, Bachelors Candidate, State Gleska College. Anthropology, worked on a
photo survey, June 12, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Timothy Griffith, High School Graduate. Botany, participated in "Intern 89," the
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer internship
program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Susan Grupp, Bachelors Degree. Entomology, illustrated anatomical dissections to
assist research on Lepidoptera (moths), December 19, 1988 through
March 30, 1989.

William Haigler, Bachelors Candidate, University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point.
Botany, assisted with Graminae curation and with the cytology of Mulhenbergia,
May 30, 1989 through August 15, 1989.

Margaret Halloran, Bachelors Candidate, Beloit College. Anthropology, abstracted
scholarly articles in preparation for conference on Museums and their
Communities, helped to prepare bibliography on Niger and northern Nigeria
for_a research project on the history of theater and drama in this region, and

worked with research project on socialization of youth in to adult society,
May 22, 1989 through August 20, 1989.

Brian Harvey, Bachelors Candidate, Gettysburg College. Anthropology, assisted in
classical archeology section, May 25, 1989 through August 20, 1989.

Hilde Hein, Visiting Professional, College of the Holy Cross. Education, conducted
audience research in the museum and assisted in the development of public
programming during the summer, April 10, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

David Hiltz, Jr., Bachelors Candidate, College of the Atlantic. Marine Systems
Laboratory, developed and operated living ecosystems for the Space Biosphere
Venture Project, January 2, 1989 through March 3, 1989.

Bruce Hoffman, Bachelors Candidate, Humboldt Sate University. Botany, prepared
manuscript on useful and medicinal plants of the Tuianas and processed plant
specimens from the Tuianas, May 30, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Claudia Holland, Bachelors Degree. Anthropology, collected and assembled

accession, catalogue, and pertinent information to establish the provenance of

African-Caribbean and African-Hispanic objects located in the Ethnological
Collections, August 7, 1989 through September 22, 1989.

Eleanor Holland, Bachelors Degree. Entomology, produced scientific illustrations for
publication in research papers, September 5, 1989 through September 30, 1989.
Kathryn Hoppe, Bachelors Degree. Mineral Sciences, assembled post-1986 reports

for successor to recently published Global Volcanism 1975-1985, gathered

information about geophysical events and helped to prepare reports for the
Scientific Event Alert Network Bulletin, June 12, 1989 through

August 4, 1989.

Natasha Iskander, High School, Madeira School. Exhibits, assisted with the Volcano
Egyptian and Nomads exhibitions and conducted photography research for
educational programs, September 20, 1989 through June 1, 1990.

Laurie Jeffers, Bachelors Candidate, State University of New York. Botany,
photographed using the Scanning Electron Microscope, January 3, 1989 through
January 13, 1989.

Katherine Jones, Bachelors Candidate. Invertebrate Zoology, drew scientific
illustrations for Mollusk_ Department, including carbon dusting, stipple and
sketches, June 12, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Miranda Kahn, Bachelors Candidate, Oberlin College. Botany, performed anatomical
studies of Commelinaceae, May 30, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Lawrence Kelly, Bachelors Candidate, California Polytechnic State University. Botany,
worked on composite of the Guyanas, June 12, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Laurie Klingensmith, Bachelors Candidate, New Mexico State University. Botany,
archived botanical illustrations from the department, rematting and creating
database, May 30, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Francis Koh, High School, Walt Whitman Senior High School. Marine Systems

Laboratory, assisted in maintaining systems laboratory project, June 26, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

Nicole Lemon, Bachelors Candidate, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Anthropology, conducted research, September 18, 1989 through December 8,
1989.

Mia Lerner, Bachelors Candidate, University of Wisconsin at Madison. Naturalist
Center, organized and catalogued fossil mollusks and developed scientific
illustration skills, June 19, 1989 through August 12, 1989.

Marcy Levy, Bachelors Candidate, College of William and Mary. Anthropology,
assisted in developing a bibliography in relation to the Conte Collection of
West African textiles from Niger and Nigeria, organized twenty years of
correspondences concerning the Lamb Collection of West African textiles and
worked with the Dan collection of passport masks and developed a picture
library according to ethnic programs, June 1, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Danny Maria, Bachelors Candidate, Fort Lewis College. Anthropology, worked as a
computer programmer and with the Navajo History section, May 29, 1989
through August 4, 1989.

Kim Meadow, Bachelors Degree. Vertebrate Zoology, worked with Mammalian
Species Account, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Carol Mears, Bachelors Candidate, Youngstown State University. Botany, studied,

processed and identified marine algae, May 30, 1989 through August 4, 1989.
Corinne Miles, Bachelors Degree. Paleobotany, conducted fieldwork of Eocene

Period in Big Horn Basin, Wyoming and processed data, July 6, 1989 through
September 6, 1989.

Kimberly Moeller, Bachelors Candidate, Stockton State College. Anthropology,
assisted in the Conservation Laboratory, February 6, 1989 through May 13,
1989.

Brad Moon, Bachelors Degree. Vertebrate Zoology, conducted research on the

variation in South Pacific island populations of the parthenogenetic and sexually

reproducing gecko Nastus pelagicus,
October 17, 1988 through March 30, 1989.

Susan Nahwoosky, Bachelors Candidate, Keuka College. Anthropology, catalogued
Comanche collection, May 22, 1989 through August 22, 1989.

James Nieh, Bachelors Candidate, Harvard College. Vertebrate Zoology, studied
Allometry in Squirrels, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Andrea Nix, Bachelors Candidate, Duke University. Botany, documented two data
base programs and updated current genus lists and labels, June 9, 1989 through
August 18, 1989.

James Nix-Gomez, High School, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and

Technology. Anthropology, worked with The Powers Phase Project,
computerizing information about artifacts from two sites in Missouri_using
DBase and Autocard programs, June 26, 1989 through September 4, 1989.

Virginia Norcross, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Los Angeles.
Anthropology, researched for brochure, July 17, 1989 through September 30,
1989.

Anna Nowicka, Bachelors Candidate, University of Warsaw. Anthropology, analyzed
historic pottery from the northern Great Plains with special emphasis on the
Arikara Indians, September 5, 1989 through September 1, 1990.

Sue Oesterreich, Bachelors Candidate, University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point.
Botany, worked on various lab duties including describing pollen ultrastructure,
May 30, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Monika Palunas, Bachelors Candidate, Wittenberg University. Paleobiology,
performed paleobotanical laboratory work and field work, June 9, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

Sunae Park, PhD. Anthropology, improved documentation of the Korean ethnology

collections, especially the early textile collection, August 1, 1989 through
January 15, 1990.

Alonso Perez, High School, San Gabriel High School. Botany, assisted in Gramineae
curation, July 3, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Patricia Petrivelli, Masters Candidate, University of Alaska, Fairbanks. Anthropology,
conducted research in the Aleut collections, April 13, 1989 through
June 2, 1989.

Jennifer Phipps, Bachelors Candidate, Muskingum College. Botany, worked on
bibliography and update of negatives for Gesneriaceae projects, May 30, 1989
through August 4, 1989.

Arifin Pramono, Museum Professional, National Museum of Indonesia. Anthropology,
learned and practiced archival techniques to be applied to the Dorothy Pelzer
collection, January 16, 1989 through January 28, 1990.

Scott Rawlins, Masters Degree. Anthropology, drew artifacts for publication, and
helped to prepare anthropological/archaeological visual materials for publication
in the Handbook of North American Indians, July 27, 1989 through August 25,
1989.

Rebekah Resnick, Bachelors Candidate, College of the Atlantic. Marine Systems
Laboratory, developed and operated living ecosystems for the Space Biosphere

Venture Project, January 2, 1989 through March 3, 1989.

Michael Richardson, High School Graduate. Insect Zoo, participated in "Intern ’89,"
the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer
internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Leslie Sagle, Bachelors Degree. Special Exhibits, assisted with conservation and
preparation of ethnographic objects for the "Java Seas" exhibit, June 5, 1989
through September 1, 1989.

Patricia Sansone, Bachelors Degree. Naturalist Center, developed and implemented
the "Behind the Scenes in a Natural History Museum" exhibition, October 11,
1988 through December 30, 1988.

Christine Skelly, Bachelors Degree. Vertebrate Zoology, studied patterns of bird
variation, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Ferial Deer Skye, PhD. Anthropology, catalogued articles for the Menominee Indian
archives project, July 3, 1989 through October 31, 1989.

Denise Slack, Masters Degree. Naturalist Center, performed vanous duties including
working with the general public, conducting school group programs,
participating in teacher workshops and developing skills on developing hands-on

activities for secondary school science students, July 7, 1989 through
August 2, 1989.

Alton Straub, Bachelors Candidate, Harvard College. Vertebrate Zoology, studied
Fish Osteology and Systematics, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Ashley Straupe, Bachelors Candidate, Harvey Mudd College, assisted
with carrying out survey of visitor interest and attitudes towards exhibit on

human origins and with refurbishing physical anthropology exhibits, June 19,
1989 through September 1, 1989.

Stephanie Tannert, Bachelors Candidate, Louisiana State University. Anthropology,
assisted with survey data collection and editing to develop an exhibition on

human evolution and assisted in skeletal biology research, June 2, 1989 through
July 31, 1989.

Amanda Taylor, High School Graduate. Office of Special Exhibits, participated in
"Intern "89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Suroojnauth Tiwari, Bachelors Degree. Botany, studied bio-diversity of the guiana,
May 31, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Gerald Tom, High School Graduate. Insect Zoo, participated in "Intern ’89," the
Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer internship
program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Claudia Walks Along, Bachelors Candidate, Montana State University. Anthropology,
photographed Crow Indian Collection for catalog, July 10, 1989 through August
17; 1989.

Courtney Williams, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Education, assisted
with education packets, materials, tours, public programs and teacher’s
workshops, February 2, 1989 through April 30, 1989.

Virginia Wong, Bachelors Candidate, Tarleton State University. Mineral Science,
assisted in translation of Banasa Malayora in the Global Volcanism Program,
June 5, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Lili Xie, Bachelors Degree. Wertebrate Zoology, assisted in translation of scientific
articles to English from Chinese_and assisted with SI joint Sino-American

Ecological Survey of Xinjiang Province, China, December 16, 1988 through
December 16, 1989.

Tana Yarano, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Education, assisted
in_preparation and coordination of educational materials and public programs
for the "Crossroads of Continents" exhibition, January 10, 1989 through April
28, 1989.

Christine Zimmerman, High School, Senneca Valley High School. Anthropology,

analyzed animal bones from archaeological sites in Turkey and Syma,
February 6, 1989 through May 31, 1989.

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NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

Christi Barnes, Bachelors Candidate, University of Maryland. Catalog of American

Portraits, matched photographs of American portraits from major American

public and private collections with appropnate catalog information,
February 21, 1989 through May 31, 1989.

Tasha Bassett, Bachelors Candidate, Evergreen State College. Design and
Production, assisted with museum graphics, March 27, 1989 through August 31,
1989.

Brad Bynum, High School, School without Walls. Library, assisted with library duties,
October 4, 1988 through January 18, 1989.

Tracey Campbell, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Education, developed a

proposal to create a puppet show to serve families on weekends and developed

the February program for the Museum Education Roundtable, September 14,
1989 through December 15, 1989.

Anna Choo, Bachelors Candidate, University of California, Berkeley. Education

Department, assisted in planning for public programs series, reviewed scripts
and tapes, recommended feasibility of programs and assisted in the
administrative, technical and logistical aspects of producing public programs

highlighting the permanent collection, June 5, 1989 through July 28, 1989.
Amy Commito, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Collections, conducted research

on Chicago World’s Exposition, September 5, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Vandy Cook, Bachelors Candidate, Portland State University. Office of Exhibition,
computerized exhibition history and assisted with an exhibition, September 11,
1989 through December 1, 1989.

Curtis Cox, High School, School without Walls. Library, assisted with library duties,
February 22, 1989 through June 14, 1989.

Jennifer DeSena, High Schoo] Graduate. Office of the Historian, participated in
"Intern 789," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Alice Earle, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Design and Production,
assisted with production management tasks, September 21, 1989 through
December 16, 1989.

Marie Friendly, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Painting and

Sculpture, assisted with research for upcoming exhibition featuring a selection
of American paintings and sculpture shown at the World’s Columbian
Exposition, May 8, 1989 through July 31, 1989.

Jennifer Gentry, Bachelors Candidate, University of Virginia. Library, worked with
Vertical File material, stack inventory, auction catalogs and performed
bibliographic searching, May 30, 1989 through August 30, 1989.

Sarah Goldsmith, High School Graduate. Catalog of American Portraits, organized

phonographs and portrait data, entered data on computer for artist authority

file and researched and verified artist data, June 13, 1989 through August 11,
1989.

Katherine Gould, Bachelors Candidate, Harvard College. Painting and Sculpture,
assisted with research on group of 18th century Amencan and English portraits
and assisted with research for an exhibition on American art shown at the 1893
World’s Columbian Exposition, June 19, 1989 through August 6, 1989.

Ellen Grayson, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Curator’s Office,
wrote labels for painting and sculpture for reinstallation of the Hall of
Presidents, September 1, 1989 through December 30, 1989.

Shaunga Hoffler, High School, School without Walls. Exhibition Office, incorporated
pending file photographs into permanent files, February 8, 1989 through
May 24, 1989.

Bridget Hughes, Bachelors Candidate, Pratt Institute. Exhibit Design, assisted in
preparing exhibit layout and working drawings, production schedules and work

requests, contracting and purchasing, September 25, 1989 through January 1,
1990.

Kern Irvine, Bachelors Candidate, Queens University. Library, assisted in operations

of the library including filing, bibliographic checking and shelving, May 5, 1989
through September 1, 1989.

Ellen Keiter, Bachelors Candidate, Muhlenberg College. Design and Production,
assisted in preparation of scheduling and graphics production work for
exhibitions, January 30, 1989 through May 15, 1989.

Judith Kloss, Bachelors Degree. Publications, prepared illustrations and captions for

book on the work of Winold Reiss and assisted with other publications,
July 17, 1989 through October 17, 1989.

Jessica Kohen, Bachelors Candidate, University of California, Los Angeles. Catalog
of American Portraits, assisted work of Career Awareness Program including
Artist Authority Database, Southern States Portraits, Portraits of Native
Amenicans, and Photographs and published reproductions, June 19, 1989
through September 15, 1989.

Chery] Kramer, Bachelors Degree. Office of the Historian, researched contemporary
newspapers, journals and books (1815-1845) for references to portraits of
Andrew Jackson, April 4, 1989 through June 11, 1989.

Naomi Kukoff, Bachelors Candidate, Wheaton College. Catalog of American
Portraits, performed basic research and verified information on portraits from

public and private collections in California and entered data on computer data
base, June 26, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Carey Leue, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Santa Barbara. Curator
of Paintings and Sculpture, assisted in research on late eighteenth century
Amenican portraits by Copley, West, Stuart, Peale and others that are being

studied for a publication of the National Gallery of Art paintings collection,
June 19, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

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Camilo Marmolejos, High School, School without Walls. Library, assisted with
classification projects, filing and checking bibliographies, September 19, 1989
through December 15, 1989.

Elizabethine McClure, Bachelors Candidate, Duke University. Public Affairs,

performed research in preparation for the Winold Reiss exhibition, developing
press contracts, preparing information for background piece for press kits,

handled routine responses to calendar listings and updated scrapbooks,
May 15, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Amy Metsch, Bachelors Candidate, American University. Education Department,

developed a proposal for Cultures in Motion Creative Exchange, a series of
museum programs and workshops designed to encourage handicapped and non-

handicapped persons interested in Portraiture, June 13, 1989 through
July 28, 1989.

Elsa Mezvinsky, Bachelors Degree. Prints, assisted the curatorial staff of the Prints
and Drawings collection in the original cataloguing of acquisition, June 19, 1989
through August 25, 1989.

Vittorio Scala, Bachelors Candidate, Bloomsburg University. Public Affairs,

performed background research on "Portraits of the American Law" exhibition
in order to target audience, press contacts, invitees for opening reception and

assisted in sending press information to calendar listings, May 22, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

Crystala Sewell, High School, School without Walls. Education Department, assisted
with clerical duties, February 17, 1989 through May 5, 1989.

Dina Smith, Bachelors Candidate, Vanderbilt University. Curator’s Office, assisted in
writing and augmenting research for new labels for paintings and sculpture in
the Hall of Presidents, June 12, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Tracy Stewart, High School, School without Walls. Catalog of American Portraits,
assisted in maintaining and updating the portrait files, February 13, 1989
through June 16, 1989.

Shiyana Thenabadu, Bachelors Candidate, Scripps College. Education Department,

developed a series of programs and workshops designed to encourage

handicapped and non-handicapped persons interested in portraiture, September
21, 1989 through December 14, 1989.

Claire Tieder, Masters Candidate, George Mason University. Curatorial Department,

conducted research for exhibition on American painting and sculpture at the

World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893, September 11, 1989 through
December 8, 1989.

Lucile Walker, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Painting and

Sculpture, wrote new labels for all paintings and sculpture for the reinstallation
of the Hall of Presidents, February 6, 1989 through April 30, 1989.

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Isabella Wiedersich, Freie Universitat Berlin. Catalog of American Portraits,

catalogued collections and performed other vanous tasks including data entry,
labeling and filing photographs, assigning names to Artists’ File using D-Base

III_and creating files using auction catalogs, July 17, 1989 through August 11,
1989.

Marianna Williams, Bachelors Candidate, Northern Virginia Community College.
Catalog of American Portraits, assisted staff with verifying photographic data,

labeling, integrating information into master file and conducting research,
February 15, 1989 through June 30, 1989.

Laura Woodson, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. History of American Culture,
conducted research on Peale family letters, September 6, 1989 through
December 15, 1989.

Karen Yoder, High Schoo] Graduate. Library, participated in "Intern ’89," the Office

of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer internship program,
June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

OFFICE OF EXHIBITS CENTRAL

James Baergen, High School Graduate. Fabrication Unit, participated in "Intern ’89,"
the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer
internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Linley Logan, Bachelors Degree. Specimen Packing and Handling Laboratory,
packed and crated "Plains Indian Arts: Continuity and Change" traveling
exhibit, July 31, 1989 through October 20, 1989.

David Sheldon, Masters Candidate, University of Maryland. Model Shop, made

molds and casts in fiberglass for the World War I mannequins for NASM
exhibition, September 25, 1989 through December 1, 1989.

OFFICE OF HORTICULTURE

Joseph Padilla, High Schoo] Graduate. Office of Horticulture, participated in

"Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national
summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

OFFICE OF MUSEUM PROGRAMS

Heather Baker, Bachelors Degree. Curriculum Programs, assisted in development
and implementation of career seminars for interns and assisted in development

of resources for Instructional Resources Program and Curriculum Program,
May 30, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Wahida Mohideen, Museum Professional, National Museums of Kenya. Internships,
compiled information on internship programs and opportunities at the
Smithsonian Institution and edited material into publication: Internship

Opportunities at the Smithsonian, 1989-1991, January 30, 1989 through
June 30, 1989.

Elena Maria Neira-Sarmiento, Visiting Professional, Communidad Autonoma de
Madrid. Performed in depth analysis of structures and systems of management
at science and technology museums and centers and researched development

and implementation of exhibits and public programming in science for all age
levels, July 10, 1989 through July 1, 1990.

Nancy Rasenti, Bachelors Degree. Curriculum and Instructional Programs, assisted in
development and implementation of museum training workshops and the

identification, compilation and dissemination of wntten materials to support the
programs, June 5, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION TRAVELING EXHIBITION SERVICE

Beth Campbell, Bachelors Candidate, College of Wooster. Program, provided
research support for "Views from Space” exhibit, February 2, 1989 through
April 28, 1989.

Lawrence Delclos, Bachelors Degree. Program, assisted with the "Inside Active
Volcanoes exhibition, April 24, 1989 through September 29, 1989.

Evelyn Figueroa, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Education,
assisted in research for education resource materials to accompany the

"Contrasts: 40 Years of Change and Continuity in Puerto Rico” exhibition, July
21, 1989 through September 9, 1989.

Melissa Hallman, Bachelors Candidate, Trinity College. Program, assisted in research
and administration for the advance matemals sent to exhibitors of SITES
exhibitions of British and Irish watercolors and drawings and for an exhibition
of the work of Austrian Secessionists, June 12, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Zuraidah Hashim, Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Assisted in
the SITES press office in a variety of duties including compiling press
notebooks for exhibitions which are no longer traveling, preparing press kits for
upcoming SITES exhibitions and helping at press reviews and the opening
reception for "Inside Active Volcanoes," June 12, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Rachel Heller, Bachelors Candidate, Brandeis University. Program, provided research

support for travelling version of "Field to Factory" exhibition, February 2, 1989
through April 28, 1989.

Desiree Humphries, Bachelors Degree. Exhibition Production, assisted in research

and administration for the "Tropical Rainforests: A Disappearing Treasure"
exhibition, June 19, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Karen Nichols, Bachelors Degree. Program, provided project assistance for the
Tropical Rainforest exhibition, November 14, 1988 through February 3, 1989.

Susie Schnell, Bachelors Candidate, Texas Christian University. Program, provided
research support for marketing exhibitions, February 2, 1989 through April 28,
1989.

Becky Sewell, High School, Garrison Forest School. Program, assisted the
Publications Director with a variety of projects, February 21, 1989 through
March 17, 1989.

Christopher Shrum, Bachelors Candidate, North Arizona University. Scheduling and
Exhibitor Relations, provided marketing assistance for the traveling exhibition
"Athletes and Heroes,” May 22, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Katherine Swartz, Bachelors Candidate, Marietta College. Public Relations, assisted

in SITES press office in a variety of duties including updating press mailing
lists, compiling publicity notebooks for exhibitions ending national tours and

compiling press materials for upcoming SITES exhibition, June 13, 1989
through August 4, 1989.

NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION LABORATORY

Patrick Boley, Bachelors Candidate, Carleton College. Worked with and researched

educational applications of interactive technologies and assisted in the

compilation of a database of information on the technologies, June 15, 1989
through August 15, 1989.

Cynthia Plue, Bachelors Candidate, Gallaudet University. Worked with and

researched educational applications of interactive technologies and assisted in

the compilation of a database of information on the technologies, May 30, 1989
through July 21, 1989.

Daniel Prince, Bachelors Candidate, Carleton College. Worked with and researched

educational applications of interactive technologies and assisted in the
compilation of a database of information on the technologies, July 6, 1989
through July 28, 1989.

Willis Smith, Masters Degree. Obtained an overview of videodisc/CD-ROM in-
structional technology, October 18, 1988 through January 15, 1989.

Ashley Suhler, Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Worked with

and researched educational applications of interactive technologies and_assisted

in the compilation of a database of information on the technologies, June 5,
1989 through August 1, 1989.

OFFICE OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Sushama Austin, High School, Georgetown Visitation High School. Participated in
the Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of African Art, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Leta Bennafield, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, October 3,
1988 through December 31, 1989.

Rebeccah Bennett, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Victor Bibbins, Bachelors Candidate, Morgan State University. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the Office of Elementary and Secondary
Education, June 26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Rena Brooks, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum and the Office of
Folklife Programs, October 3, 1988 though August 31, 1989.

Shadonne Brown, High School, Academy of Notre Dame. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, June 26, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

Maurice Chesley, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, June 26,
1989 through August 31, 1989.

Edward Christian, High School, Ballou Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of American History,
October 3, 1988 through August 31, 1989.

Linda Curfman, Bachelors Candidate, University of Iowa. Special Education

Program, assisted in the development of two issues of a monthly newsletter for
adults with limited reading abilities, May 30, 1989 through July 28, 1989.

Debbie Defoe, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Portrait Gallery, June 26, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

Eric Dyson, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History, June 26, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

Sharon Edwards, High School, McKinley Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, June 26,
1989 through August 31, 1989.

Lanesia Evono, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the

Career Awareness Program at the Archives Center, Museum of American

History and at the Office of Equal Opportunity, October 3, 1988 through
August 31, 1989.

Chandanie Girdharry, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, October 3, 1988
through December 31, 1989.

LaTanya Inman, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Demonstration Laboratory, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Janelle Irick, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Zoological Park, June 26, 1989 through
August 31, 1989.

Niambi Jarvis, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History, June 26, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

LaShawn Jones, High School Graduate. Participated in the Career Awareness
Program at the National Museum of American Art and the National Portrait
Gallery, June 26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Nichole Jones, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History and
the National Museum of American Art, June 26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Sean Landwing, High School, School Without Walls. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, October 3, 1988
through May 31, 1989.

Che-Wah Lee, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Deidre Lee, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Zoological Park, June 26, 1989 through
August 31, 1989.

Sharon Lee, High School, Academy of Notre Dame. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, June 26, 1989
through July 15, 1989.

Quentin Mitchell, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History,
October 3, 1988 through November 30, 1988.

Tracie Mitchell, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Nicole Morton, High School, Kelly Miller Jr. High School. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the Office of Folklife Programs, June 26, 1989 through
August 31, 1989.

Lisa Myers, High School, School Without Walls. Participated in the Career

Awareness Program at the National Museum of American History, June 26,
1989 through August 31, 1989.

Taylora O’Bryant, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the Office of the Registrar, June 26, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

Elianna Ortiz, High School, School Without Walls. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, October 3, 1988
through May 31, 1989.

Gregory Owens, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, October 3, 1988
through December 31, 1989.

Semone Reddock, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the Office of Folklife Programs, June 26, 1989
through August 31, 1989.

Adam Reichman, High School, Edmund Burke High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, June 26,
1989 through August 31, 1989.

Deirdre Simon, High School, Roosevelt Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, October 3,
1988 through August 31, 1989.

Kori Spriggs, High School, School Without Walls. Participated in the Career
Awareness Program at the National Air and Space Museum, October 3, 1988
through August 31, 1989.

Tracey Thomas, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of American History, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Melanie Wilcox, Bachelors Candidate, Kutztown University. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of Natural History, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

April Williams, High School, Banneker Senior High School. Participated in the
Career Awareness Program at the National Museum of American History, June
26, 1989 through August 31, 1989.

Lisa Williams, High School, Eastern Senior High School. Participated in the Career

Awareness Program at the National Museum of American History, October 3,
1988 through August 31, 1989.

OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS

Denise Cronin, Bachelors Candidate, George Mason University. Conducted research
on the 25th anniversary of the Festival of American Folklife cookbook
September 25, 1989 through December 20, 1989.

Julia Eisenberg, Bachelors Candidate, University of California, Berkeley. Served as

Chief Volunteer Coordinator in the French-American program for the 1989
Festival of American Folklife, June 14, 1989 through July 14, 1989.

Carmelita Hotz, Bachelors Degree. Researched craft items available for sale at the

Festival of American Folklife Museum Shop and developed descriptive labels
for these items to inform the public, April 17, 1989 through June 16, 1989.
Catherine Johnson, Masters Candidate, George Washington University. Compiled and

annotated a collection of key documents and discussion notes related to the
planning and management of the Festival of American Folklife and assisted in

the coordination of a Festival program, February 13, 1989 through
September 10, 1989.

Daniel Lopez, Bachelors Candidate, Prescott College. Conducted research on Native

American History focusing on the Tohono O’Odham Tne, July 13, 1989
through August 9, 1989.

Tammy Pertillar, Bachelors Candidate, Mount Holyoke College. Conducted research
on ethnic historical document for the "The Hispanic American Festival: The
Latino Community in the Making" exhibition and supervised Puerto Rican area

of Caribbean Program of the 1989 Festival of American Folklife , June 5, 1989
through August 18, 1989.

Kaota Saepharn, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Berkeley.
Conducted research on the verbal dueling of the Iu Mien of Laos and

participated in the Folklore Summer Institute, June 19, 1989 through August
17,51989:

Cynthia Thorn, Bachelors Candidate, San Francisco State University. Assisted with
the Hawaiian Program, Festival of American Folklife and the Folklore Summer
Institute, June 19, 1989 through July 15, 1989.

Camille Tomlin, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Los Angeles.
Conducted research, September 18, 1989 through November 17, 1989.

Natalie Weathers, Bachelors Candidate, Wassar College. Coordinated documentation
of ritual dance and musical performances and workshops presented in the

Caribbean Program, Festival of American Folklife, June 12, 1989 through
August 25, 1989.

OFFICE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Sheri Foley, Bachelors Candidate, Mary Baldwin College. Assisted with daily
operations of the office, April 21, 1989.through May 30, 1989.

OFFICE*OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Orlando Campos, High School Graduate. Participated in "Intern ’89," the Office of

Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer internship program,
June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Leslie Logan, Bachelors Degree. Developed a public relations outreach program to
the Native American population, October 3, 1988 through September 22, 1989.

William Price, Bachelors Candidate, St. Peter’s College. News Bureau, assisted with
all aspects of the News Bureau, September 5, 1989 through December 15,
1989.

Cardinal Rieger, Bachelors Candidate, Washburn University. Assisted in all areas of
the News Bureau, May 22, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Carol Tang, Bachelors Candidate, University of California at Berkeley. News Bureau,

assisted in press releases, press conferences and other duties and assisted in

developing Outreach to Asian American community, June 5, 1989 through
August 4, 1989.

OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Ward Elwood, High School Graduate. Participated in "Intern ’89," the Office of
Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer internship Program,
July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

Dennis Foley, Bachelors Candidate, George Washington University. Developed
technical skills in audio production for broadcast, September 18, 1989 through
December 22, 1989.

Curt Lukowski, Bachelors Candidate, University of Maryland. Served as Production

Assistant for "Here at the Smithsonian” and other office video projects,
March 3, 1989 through May 15, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION PRESS

Susanne Boeller, Masters Candidate, University of Stuttgart. Acquisitions Division,
conducted research on outstanding photographs for Duerer’s Animals by Colin
Eisler, September 21, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

Margaret Bradford, Bachelors Candidate, Oberlin College. Collection of Recordings,
conducted research, wrote, edited and proofread matemals related to recording
projects, January 3, 1989 through January 30, 1989.

Leezie Kim, High School Graduate. Recordings Division, participated in "Intern ’89",
the Office of Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer
internship program, June 5, 1989 through July 7, 1989.

Henry Lincoln, Bachelors Candidate, Yale University. Smithsonian Books Division,

conducted research, wrote, edited and proofread materials on two publications,
IMAGES and BIRDS, June 5, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

SMITHSONIAN MAGAZINE

Mark LeGolvan, High School, St. Johns High School. Production Department,

received an overview of the production department of a commercial magazine,
May 15, 1989 through June 2, 1989.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

Angela Cox, Bachelors Candidate, University of the District of Columbia.
Contributing Membership, worked with James Smithson Society contributors,
July 10, 1989 through September 1, 1989.

Marybeth Reilly, Bachelors Candidate, Northern Virginia Community College. Travel
Program, assisted in arranging Southeast Texas Bird and Big Bend Tours,
September 5, 1989 through December 14, 1989.

Deborah Robinson, Bachelors Candidate, University of Virginia. Travel Program,

assisted with mailings, data entry, and registration for programs, May 22, 1989
through June 30, 1989.

RESIDENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

Jill Abbott, Bachelors Candidate, Kalamazoo College. Public Affairs, assisted with
daily office duties; prepared and disseminated publicity and information on
RAP events; assisted with execution of RAP events, March 27, 1989 through
June 2, 1989.

Marisol Espina-Ruiz, Museum Professional, National Museum of Anthropology of
Mexico. Studio Arts, identified resources and developed programs on Latin
American studio arts and crafts, January 1, 1989 through May 15, 1989.

Alyssa Gasperow, High School, Churchhill High School. Young Associates Program,
compiled information to write grant proposals for RAP projects, conducted

audience research study, explored co-sponsorship of programs with non
Smithsonian museums, January 31, 1989 through May 30, 1989.

Carol Lillienstein, Bachelors Candidate, State University of New York at Binghamton.
Adult Courses, assisted with course development and management and
Participated in the planning and management of a major museum continuing
education program, June 5, 1989 through August 4, 1989.

Douglas Mossman, Masters Candidate, University of Akron. Public Affairs, prepared
publicity and information on all RAP events and disseminated information to
media and community, September 5, 1989 through December 1, 1989.

Salina Muellich, Bachelors Degree. Public Affairs, performed various tasks including
archiving, preparation of publicity and information on RAP events,
dissemination of information to the media and the community and actual
execution of PR at RAP events, May 29, 1989 through August 25, 1989.

Christine Multra, Bachelors Candidate, Gallaudet University. Discovery Theater,

assisted with reservations, development of learning guides, preparation of

promotional materials and assisted performers for Deaf Way Festival and other
Discovery Theater, May 22, 1989 through August 18, 1989.

Phoebe Sloane, Bachelors Degree. Public Affairs, archived, prepared publicity and
information on RAP events, disseminated information to media community

executed public affairs at RAP events, January 9, 1989 through May 12, 1989.

OFFICE OF ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY & HISTORIC PRESERVATION

Filiz Buckley, Bachelors Degree. Drew blueprints of Smithsonian buildings on the

Mall for Archives and for use in publication, March 6, 1989 through June 6,
1989.

Abigail Goldberg, Bachelors Candidate, Smith College. Assisted with a catalog

raisonne of the architectural history of the National Zoological Park,
September 5, 1989 through December 15, 1989.

OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

Pui Sang, High School Graduate. Participated in "Intern ’89," the Office of

Elementary and Secondary Education’s national summer internship program,
July 10, 1989 through August 11, 1989.

OFFICE OF PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES

Diane Curry, Bachelors Candidate, University of Maryland, Baltimore. assisted with
studio, location, and historic documentation photography, September 15, 1989
through December 8, 1989.

Rachel Gilmore, Bachelors Candidate, Goucher College. Photographic Services,
assisted with studio, location and historic documentation photography, June 5,
1989 through August 25, 1989.

Lene Kiit, Visiting Professional, Danish National Museum. Served as assistant to the
photographers becoming familiar with latest photographic, studio and lab
equipment, November 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989.

Kirsten Levisen, High Schoo] Graduate. Office of Printing and Photographic Services,
participated in "Intern ’89," the Office of Elementary and Secondary

Education’s national summer internship program, July 10, 1989 through
August 11, 1989.

OFFICE OF PROTECTION SERVICES

Arnold Lemmon, Visiting Professional, Bingham Young University. Training, acquired

hands-on experience in electronic protection systems, guard operations,
protection management, and investigations, May 1, 1989 through June 30, 1989.

Appendix 4
Publications of the Smithsonian Institution Press in Fiscal Year 1989
During the fiscal year, the Smithsonian Institution Press published a total of 263

publications, including tradebooks, catalogs, brochures, and pamphlets. The following
are highlights.

TRADEBOOKS

Berkeley, Ellen Perry, editor. Architecture: A Place for Women, June 1989.

Bleeker, Pieter, Atlas Ichthvologique des Indes Orientales Neerlandaises (Atlas of
Fishes of the Dutch East Indies) Vol IX. May 1989.

Borden, Carla M. editor. Contempor jan ition: Voi n r

Brooks, Peter W. Cierva Autogiros: The Development of Rotary-Wing Flight.
October 1988.

Broun, Elizabeth. Albert Pinkham Ryder, September 1989.
Christman, Margaret C.S., The First Federal Congress, 1789-1791. March 1989.

Crouch, Tom D. A Dream of Wings: Americans and the Airplane, 1875-1905.
March 1989.

Easton, Elizabeth Wynne. The Intimate Interiors of Edouard Vuillard September
1989.

Ernst, Carl H., and Roger W. Barbour. Turtles of the World, June 1989.
Fitzhugh, Wiliam W., and Aaron Crowell, editors. Crossroads of Continents:

iberi . October 1988.
Friedl, Erika. Women of Deh Koh: Lives in an Iranian Village. May 1989.
Goode, James M. ; f j n’
Apartment Houses. November 1988.

Grove, Nancy. Isamu Noguchi: Portrait Sculpture, May 1989.

Hart, C.W., Jr. and Janice ra me eae ‘ear nary oe of Freshwater
: an 2 Aristo 35. April

Henderson, Amy. On the Air: Pioneers of American Broadcasting. October 1988.

Higgins, Robert P., and Hjalmar Thiel. Introduction to the Study of Meiofauna.
October 88.

Hirschoff, Paula M., and Neil G. Kotler, editors.
Strategies for Combatting Hunger and Malnutrition. aes 1989.

Johnsgard, Paul A. North American Owls, October 1988.

Keil, Harmut, editor. r. : j i i
October 1988.

Kidwell, Claudia Brush, and Valerie Steele, editors. Men and Women: Dressing the
Part. March 1989.

Lemay, Brian W.J., editor. Science, Ethics, and Food, (Papers and Proceedings of a
Colloquium Organized by the Smithsonian Institution). November 1988.

Lentz, Thomas W., and Glenn D. Lowry. Timur and the Princely Vision, May 198.
Lopez, Donald S.. National Air and Space Museum: A Visit in Pictures, March 1
Needell, Allan, editor. The First 25 Years in Space. June 1989.

Park, Edwards. Nanette: Her Pilot’s Love Story, July 1989.

Rand, Harry. Paul Manship, January 1989.

Riis, Thomas L. Just Before Jazz: Black Musical Theater in New York, 1890 to 25
September 1989.

Sweeting, C. G. Combat Flying Equipment: U.S. Army Aviators’ Personal
Equipment, 1917-1945, May 1989.

Thomas, David Hurst, editor. Columbian Consequences, Vol, 1: The Californias,
Texas, and the South western Heartland, April 1989.

Washburn, Wilcomb E., volume editor. yi
History of Indian-White Relations: Vol. 4, April 1989.

New Directions in American Art Series

Manthorne, Katherine Emma. Tropical Renaissance: North American Artists
Exploring Latin America, 1839-1879 September 1989.

Archaeology/Anthropology Series

Archaeological Inquiry

Dillehay. Ver Plei lement i hil
Paleoenvironment a Site Context, aay 1989.

Sampson, Garth C. Stylistic Boundaries among Mobile Hunter-Foragers, November
1988.

Ethnographic Inquiry

Allen, Catherine J. The L
Community, October 1988.

Fardon, Richard. Raide
October 1988.

Merrill, Wiliam L. Ra ir}
Mexico, November 1988

Peacock, games L., ane, Ruel Ww. ey Jr. Filgrims_of Paradox: Calviniem and

Weiner, Annette B., and Jane Schneider, editors. Cloth and Human Experience,
August 1989.

Werbner, Richard P. Ritual Passage, Sacred Journey: The Form, Process, and
Organization of Religious Movements, June 1989.

Classics of Smithsonian Anthropology
Mindeleff, Victor. Introduction by Peter Nabakov. l j

la Bureau of American Ethnology, 8th Annual Report
(Reissue). July 1989.

Smithsonian Library of the Solar System
Wentzel, Donat G. The Restless Sun, March 1989.

DISTRIBUTION ONLY

Newman, Debra L., compiler. Black History: A Guide to Civilian Records,
February 1989.

COPUBLICATIONS

With Airlife

Jackson, Robert. Canberra: The Operational Record, May 1989.

Penrose, Harald. An_ Ancient Air: A Biography of John Stringfellow of Chard.
February 1989.

With Air Research

Brett, R. Dallas. History of British Aviation 1908-1914, June 1989

Parry, Simon W. Intruders over Britain: The Luftwaffe Night Fighter Offensive
1940-45, June 1989.

With Conway Maritime
Andersson, Hans G.. Saab Aircraft since 1937, May 1989.

Swanborough, Gordon, and Peter M. Bowers. United States Military Aircraft since
1909, May 1989.

DIRECT MAIL, Smithsonian Books

Goodwin, Joe, editor. Images of America, June 1989.

Kennedy, Roger, editor
mith ri
The Dee South, June 1989
The Great Lakes, August 1989
The Mid-Atlantic States, July 1989
Northern New England, May 1989

The Pacific States September 1989
Kopper, ae The Smithsonian Book of North American Indians before the
Coming of the Europeans, February 1989.

Lewin, Roger. In the Age of Mankind: A Smithsonian Book of Evolution, June
1989.

Page, Jake, and Eugene Morton. Introduction by S. Dillon Ripley. Lords of the
ni August 1989.

Copublished with Marine Mammal Fund

Minasian, Stan. The Magnificent Whales and other Marine Mammals of North
America, April 1989.

Copublished with Clarkson N. Potter, Inc.
Schick, Ron. lew : j Astr' 2-1972
1988.

Copublished with Stewart Tabori & Chang

Kennedy, Roger, editor. mith
July 1989.
Kennedy, Roger, editor. The Smithsonian Guide to Historic America: Southern
New England, July 1989.

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DIRECT MAIL, Smithsonian Recordings

relli: ] j . Performed by
Smithsonian Chamber Piayers. Single compact disc, No. ND 035. April 1989

h j i Performed by the Castle Trio. Single compact disc,
No. ND 036. April 1989

j i j f ical j Various performers.
Five compact discs, No. RD 033. April 1989

American Musical Theater: Shows, Songs & Stars. Various performers. Four
compact discs, four cassettes, or six LPs, No. RD 036. January 1989

Jazz Piano. Various performers. Four compact discs, four cassettes, or six LPs, No.

RD 039. July 1989
FEDERAL SERIES

Contributions to Anthropology

31. Laughlin, Robert M. "The Great Tzotzil Dictionary of Santo Domingo
Zinacatan with Grammatical Analysis and Historical Commentary." December
1988.

Contributions to Botany

67. Palmer, Patricia G. "A Scanning Electron Microscope Survey of the Epidermis
of East African Grasses, V, and West African Supplement." November 1988.

68. Judziewicz, Emmet J. "Morphological, Anatomical, and Taxonomic Studies in
and Streptochaeta (Poaceae: Bambusoideae)." March 1989.

69. Soderstrom, Thomas R. "A Revision of the Genus Olyra and the New
Segregate Genus Parodiolyra (Poaceae: Bambusoideae: Olyreae)." June 1989.

70. Funk, V.A. "A Bibliography of Plant Collectors in Bolivia." January 1989.

72. Soderstrom, Thomas R. "The Woody Bamboos (Poaceae: Bambuseae) of Sri
Lanka: A Morphological-Anatomical Study." December 1988.

Contributions to the Earth Sciences
28. Marvin, Ursula B., editor. "Field and Laboratory Investigations of Meteorites

from Victoria Land and the Thiel Mountains Region, Antarctica, 1982-1983
and 1983-1984." February 1989.

Contributions to the Marine Sciences

34. Phillips, Ronald C. "Seagrasses." December 1988.

Contributions to Paleobiology

65. Cooper, G. Arthur. "Jurassic Brachipods of Saudi Arabia." gay 1989.

66. McDonald, Jerry N. "The Autochthonous North American Musk Oxen
heri and Gidleva (Mammalia: Artiodactyla: Bovidae)." June
1989.

Contributions to Zoology

466.Chace, Fenner A., Jr. "The Caridean Shrimps (Crustacea: Decapoda) of the _
Albatross Philippine Expedition, 1907-1010, Part 5: Family Alpheidae.”
December 1988.

467. Kornicker, Louis S. "Bathyal and Abyssal Myodocopid Ostracoda of the Bay
of Biscay and Vicinity." August 1989.

469. Balouet, Jean Christophe. "Fossil Birds from Late Quaternary Deposits in
New Caledonia." January 1989.

470. Kornicker, Louis S. "New Ostracoda (Halocyprida: Thaumatocyprididae and
Halocyprididae) from Anchialine Caves in the Bahamas, Palau, and Mexico."
February 1989.

471. Vari, Richard P. "A Phylogenetic Study of the Neotropical Characiform
Family Curimatidae (Pisces: Ostariophysi)." February 1989.

472. Flint, Oliver S., Jr. "Studies of Neotropical Caddisflies XXXIX: The Genus
Smicridea in the Chilean Subregion (Trichoptera: Hydro psychidae)."
February 1989.

473. Manning, Raymond B. "The Pinnixa cristata Complex in the Western
Atlantic, with a Description of Two New Species (Crustacea: Decapoda:
Pinnotheridae)." August 1989.

475. Kornicker, Louis S. "Ostracoda (Myodocopina, Cladocopina, Halocypridina)
Mainly from Anchialine Caves in Bermuda." May 1989.

476. Kenk, Roman. "Revised List of the North American Freshwater Planarians
(Platyhelminthes: Tricladida: Paludicola)." January 1989.

482. Abele, Lawrence G. "The Decapod Crustaceans of the Panama Canal."
March 1989.

483. Kornicker, Louis S. "Troglobitic Ostracoda (Myodocopa: Cypridinidae,

Thaumatocyprididae) from Anchialine Pools on Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos
Islands." February 1989.

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490. Vari, Richard P. "Systematics of the Neotropical Characiform Genus Pseudo
curimata Fernandez-Yepez (Pisces: Ostariophysi)." September 1989.

494. McGinley, Ronald J. "A Catalog and Review of Immature Apoidea
(Hymenoptera)." August 1989.

Studies in History and Technology

49. Janssen, Barbara Suit. "Technology in Miniature: American Textile Patent
Models 1819-1840." February 1989.

50. Vogel, Robert M. "Vertical Transportation in Old Back Bay, A Museum Case
Study: The Acquisition of a Small Residential Hydraulic Elevator."
December 1988.

MUSEUMS, BUREAUS, AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS

American Historical Association
American Historical Association Annual Report, 1987, October 1988.

Anacostia Museum

Hutchinson, Louise, and Gail Lowe. Kind Regards of Solomon G, Brown, June
1989. Exhibition catalog.

James, Portia. Th M _ African-Ameri Invention Innov
1619-1930, October 1989. Exhibition catalog.

Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
Arthur M. Sackler Calendar of Events, Brochure, issued bimonthly.

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
HMSG Calendar of Events, Published three times a year.

National Air and Space Museum
Archival Videodisc 6 (Lunar Mission Imagery). September 1989.

National Museum of African Art
Calendar of Programs and Exhibitions, Published three times a year.

Barley, Nigel. f 2 h } iew
Ancestral Screens. November 1988. Exhibition catalog.
National Museum of Natural History
Atoll Research Bulletin 312-320. March 1989.

Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
Let’s Go to the Smithsonian. Quarterly newsletter.
Art to Zoo, Quarterly newsletter.

Office of Environmental Management and Safety
Brochures:
rtable P r ]
Ground Fault Circuit
Materi lin
Lockout
Welding, Cutting, Brazing
Respiratory Protection

Office of Fellowships and Grants

Smithsonian Opportunities for Research and Study, October 1988.
Fellowships-in-Residence at the Smithsonian Institution, Poster.

Office of the Secretary
Bylaws of the Board of Regents. Brochure. April 1989.

Invitation to annual garden party. May 1989.

INSTITUTIONAL REPORTS

Smithsonian Year, 1988, April 1989.
ithsoni (Microfiche edition). August 1989.

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Appendix 5
Publications of the Staff of the Smithsonian Institution
and Its Subsidiaries in Fiscal Year 1989

JOSEPH HENRY PAPERS

Rumm, John C. "Working Through the Records: Using Business Records to Study
Workers and the Management of Labour." Archivaria 27 (Winter 1988-89):
67-96.

Theerman, Paul H. "Edinburgh" and ''Physics" in Victorian Britain: An
Encyclopedia, ed. Sally Mitchell (New York: Garland Publishing, 1988).

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

Animal Exhibit Departments

Beck, B.B. and M. Power. 1988. Correlates of sexual and maternal competence
in captive gorillas. Zoo Biology 7:339-350.

Bronikowski, E.J., B.B. Beck and M. Power. 1989. Innovation, Exhibition and
Conservation: Free-ranging Tamarins at the National Zoological Park.
Annual Conference.

Brown, J.L., D. E. Wildt, L.G. Phillips, Jr.,J. Seidensticker, S.B.U.
Fernando, S. Miththapala and K.L. Goodrowe. 1989. Adrenal-pituitary-
gonadal relationships and ejaculate characteristics and in captive
leopards (Panthera pardus kotiya) isolated on the island of Sri Lanka.
Journal of Reproduction and Fertility 85:605-613.

Crissey, S., E.F. Stephens, F. Cusimano and S. Derrickson. 1989. A
submersible diet for ducks to control disease and cost. Journal of Zoo
and Wildlife Medicine 20(1):68-72.

Hitchcock, P., J. Seidensticker and Effendy Sumardja. 1988. Dumoga-Bone
National Park: conservation for development in North Sulawesi. A
report from the Indonesia 1982-1986 Conservation for Development
Pogrammme, World Wildlife Fumd, Bogor. 65 pp.

Marcellini, D.L. and T.A. Jenssen. 1989. Thermal ecology of the tropical
iguanid lizard, Leiocephalus schreibersi. American Midland Naturalist
122:44-50.

Miththapala, S., J. Seidensticker, L.G. Phillips, Jr., S.B.U. Fernando and
J.A. Smallwood. 1989. Identifying individual leopards (Panthera pardus
kotiya) using spot pattern variation. Journal of Zoology, London

218:527-536.
Seidensticker, J. 1988. From the ridge of the fan. ZooGoer 17(6):27-30.
-—----. 1989. Bat cave. ZooGoer 18(4):20-21.

Xanten, W.A., D.S. Kessler and J. Grumm. 1988. Breeding and Management of
Prevost squirrel Callosciurus prevosti at the National Zoological Park..
International Zoo Yearbook, Vol. 27 pp. 283-286.

Office of Public Affairs

Bretzfelder, Marc 1989. Artificial Reproduction: A "last hope" for some
endangered species. Smithsonian News Service, February.

----- , Marc 1989. Panda’s pseudopregnancy reveals valuable information.
Smithsonian Institution Research Reports, No. 56 (Winter)

Gibson, Margaret F. 1989. F.B.I. investigates tamarins. Zoogoer V. 18(4):25.

Hoage, Robert J. 1989 Perceptions of animals in American culture. JZoogoer V.
18(4):31.

Morgan, Michael M. 1989. William Temple Hornaday: Visionary of the National
Zoological Park. Smithsonian News Service, February. >

Department of Animal Health

Andrews, J.C., J.G. Howard, G.D. Bavister and D.E. Wildt. 1989. Use of salt-
stored zonae pellucidae for evaluating sperm capacitation in the
domestic cat. Proceedings: Serono Symposium on Fertility in Mammals p.
72.

Brown, J.L., M. Bush, D. Jannsen, C. Packer, A. Pusey, S. Monfort and D.E.
Wildt. 1989. Influence of age and gender on reproductive and endocrine
characteristics in free-ranging East African lions. Proceedings:
Society for the Study of Reproduction, Biology of Reproduction,
Supplement 1,40:158.

Howard, J.G., S.L. Hurlbut and M. Bush. 1989. Compromised zona binding and
penetration of homologous oocytes by spermatozoa from teratospermic
domestic cats. Proceedings: Society for the Study of Reproduction,
Biology of Reproduction Supplement 1,40:161.

-----, S.L. Hurlbut, C. Morton, F. Morton, M. Bush and D.E. Wildt. 1989.
Pregnancies in the domestic ferret after laparoscopic artificial
insemination with frozen-thawed spermatozoa. Proceedings: American
Society of Andrology, Journal of Andrology 10:135.

----- , S.L. Hurlbut, M. Bush and D.E. Wildt. 1989. Sperm function in leopard
cats (Felis bengalensis) as measure by in vitro penetration of zona-free
hamster ova and zona-intact domestic cat oocytes. Proceedings: Serono
Symposium on the Fertility of Mammals p. 79.

Johnson, L.A., A.M. Miller, S.J. O’Brien and D.E. Wildt. 1989. Culture
medium and protein supplementation influence in vetro fertilization and
embryo development in the domestic cat. Serono Symposium on the
Fertility of Mammals p. 79.

------ , S.J. O’Brien and D.E. Wildt. 1989. In vitro maturation and
fertilization of domestic cat follicular oocytes. Proceedings:
International Embryo Transfer Society, Theriogenology 31:207.

Miller, A.M., L. A. Johnston, S.L. Hurlbut and D.E. Wildt. 1989.
Intrafollicular domestic cat oocytes and later corpus luteum function
are sensitive to the timing of gonadotropin stimulation. Proceedings:
Society for the Study of Reproduction, Biology of Reproduction
Supplement 1,40:96.

--—---, M.E. Roelke, K.L. Goodrowe, J.G. Howard and D.E. Wildt. 1989. Oocyte
recovery, maturation and fertilization in vitro in puma (Felis
concolor). Proceedings: International Embryo Transfer Society,
Theriogenology 31:228.

Monfort, S.L., K.D. Dahl, N.M. Czekala, L. Stevens, M. Bush and D.E. Wildt.
1989. Monitoring ovarian function and pregnancy in the giant panda
(Ailuropoda melanoleuca) by evaluating urinary bioactive follicle-
stimulating hormone and steroid metabolities. Journal of Reproduction
and Fertility 85:203-212.

Pontbriand, D., J.G. Howard, M.C. Schiewe, L.D. Stuart and D.E. Wildt. 1989.
Effects of cryoprotective diluent and method of freeze-thawing on
survival and acrosomal integrity of ram spermatozoa. Cryobiology
26:341-354.

Rall, W.F., M.C. Schiewe, M. Bush and D.E. Wildt. 1989. Cryopreservation of
oocytes and embryos collected from wildlife species. Proceedings:
Annual Meeting of the Society of Cryobiology abstract 80.

Rideout, B.A., R. J. Montali, R.S. Wallace, M. Bush, L.G. Phillips, Jr., T.T.
Antorovych and S.G. Sabnis. 1989. Renal medullary amyloidosis in

Doreas gazelles. Veterinary Pathology 26:129-135.
Schmidt, P.M., S.L. Monfort and D.E. Wildt. 1989. PMSG source influences

fertilization and fresh or thawed embryo development but the effect is
genotype-specific. Gamete Research 23:11-20.

Tear, J.A., B.L. Raphael, M. Bush. 1988. Pharmacokinetics of intravenous and
intramuscular gentamicin in Markhor (capra falconeri). Journal of zoo
Animal Medicine 19(3):110-115.

Wasser, S.K., L. Risler and R.A. Steiner. 1988. Excreted steroids in primate
feces over the menstrual cycle and pregnancy. Biology of Reproduction

39:862-872.
Wildt, D.E. and U.S. Seal. 1988. Editors for monograph, Research Priorities
for Single Species Conservation Biology. National Science Foundation,

Washington, D.C.

----- . 1989. Strategies for the practical application of reproductive
technologies to endangered species. Zoo Biology supplement 1:17-20.

----- and K.L. Goodrowe. 1989. The potential for embryo technology in the
black-footed ferret. In: Conservation Biology and the Black-Footed
Ferret, U.S. Seal, E.T. Thorme, M.A. Bogan and S.H. Anderson, eds. Yale
University Press, New Haven, pp. 160-176.

-----, J.G. Howard, M. Bush and W.F. Rall. 1989. Strategies for
cryopreservation of spermatozoa from wildlife species. Proceedings:
Annual Meeting of the Society of Cryobiology abstract 79.

-----, M. Bush, C. Morton, F. Morton and J.G. Howard. 1989. Semen
characteristics and testosterone profiles in ferrets kept in long-day
Photoperiod, and the influence of hCG timing and sperm dilution on
pregnancy rate after laparoscopic insemination. Journal of Reproduction
and Fertility 86:349-358.

Department of Pathology

Armstrong, D.L., R.J. Montali, A.B. Doster and K.R. Kazacos. 1989.
Cerebrospinal Nematodiasis in Macaws due to Baylisascaris procyonis.

Montali, R.J. and K. Kelly. 1989. Pathological survey and review of diseases
of captive Maned Wolves (Chrysocyon brachyurus) and Bush Dogs (Speothos
venaticus). Proceedings of the International Symposium of Diseases of
Zoo Animals, pp. 35-43, Dortmund, Germany.

--—-, R. Wallace, L.G. Phillips, Jr., M. Bush, M. Roberts, S. Crissey, K.
Warnell, O. Oftedal, T. Shaugnessy and L. Rabin. 1989. Hepatopathy and
hypercholesterolemia in red pandas associated with a diet change. In:
Red Panda Biology pp 31-40, SPB Academic Publishing, The Hague.

Munson, L., S.K. Chandler and D.H. Schlafer. 1988. Cultivation of bovine
fetal and adult endometrial epithelial cells. Journal of Tissue Culture
Techniques 11:129-133.

----- , S.K. Chandler and D.H. Schlafer. 1988. Long-term culture of bovine
trophoblastic cells. Journal of Tissue Culture Techniques 11:123-128.

-----, C.A. Wiley, W.P. Heuschele and D.L. Janssen. 19889. Tremors due to
hypomyelinization in a herd of Angolian springbok (Antidorcas
marsupialis angolensis). In Proceedings: American Association of Zoo
Veterinarians, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

----- and R.J. Montali. 1989. Diseases and Pathology of Great Apes at the
National Zoological Park. Proceedings of meeting on "Fertility in Great
Apes", Atlanta, Georgia.

Nichols, D.K., M.J. Wolff, L.G. Phillips, Jr., and R.J. Montali. 1989.
Coagulopathy in Pink-backed Pelicans (Pelecanus rufescens) Associated
with Hypervitaminosis E. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 20(1) pp.

57-61.
Partington, C.J., C.H. Gardiner, D. Fritz, L.G. Phillips, Jr. andR. J.
Montali. 1989. Atoxoplasmosis in Bali Mynahs (Leucopsar rothschildi).

Ramsay, E.C., R.J. Montali, M. Worley, C.B. Stephensen and K. Holmes. 1989.
Callitrichid Hepatitis: Epizootiology of a Fatal Hepatitis in Zoo
Tamarins and Marmosets. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 20(2) pp.
178-183.

Rideout, B.A., R.J. Montali, R.S. Wallace, Bush, M., L.G. Phillips Jr., T.T.
Antonovych, S.G. Sabnis. 1989. Renal Medullary Amyloidosis in Dorcas
Gazelles. Veterinary Pathology 26(2), pp. 129-135, 1989.

Schiller, C.A., M.J. Wolff, L. Munson, and R.J. Montali. 1989. Streptococcus
zooepidemicus Infections of Possible Horsemeat Source in Red-Bellied
Tamarins and Goeldi’s Monkeys. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine
20(3) pp. 322-327.

Department of Conservation

August, P.V., S.G. Ayvazian and J.G.T. Anderson. 1989. Magnetic orientation
in a small mammal: Peromyscus leucopus. Journal of Mammalogy 70:1-9.

Berger, J. 1989. Female Reproductive Potential and Its Apparent
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Collins, L., C. Wemmer and J. Smith. 1988. The Small Animal Facility at the
Conservation and Research Center of the National Zoological Park.
International Zoo Yearbook 27:327-334.

Dinerstein, E., C. Wemmer and H. Mishra. 1988. Adoption in Greater One-
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814.

----- » 1988. A review of Wild Horses of the Great Basin by Joel Berger.
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——=— and C. Wemmer. 1988. Fruits Rhinoceros eat: dispersal of Trewia
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----- ,» C. Wemmer and H. Mishra. 1988. Adoption in greater one-horned
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Gold, A., S. Tso, P.V. August and W. Wright. 1989. Aquifer delineation using
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Haig, S., J. Ballou and S. Derrickson. 1988. Evaluation of Management
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Holzenbein, S. and G. Schwede. 1989. Activity and movement patterns of
female white-tailed deer during the rut. Journal of Wildlife Management
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LaBash, C., D. Walters, P. August and C. Smith. 1989. Standardizing a GIS
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Lehmkuhl, J.F., R.K. Upreti and U.R. Sharma. 1988. National parks and local
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McCann, A., J. Lemmyon, L. Thompson, and P. August. 1989. A geographic
information system study of Block Island soils. Rhode Island
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McShea, W.J. and D.M. Madison. 1989. Measurements of reproductive traits in
a field population of meadow voles. Journal of Mammalogy 70(1):132-141.

----- , 1989. Reproductive synchrony and home range size in a territorial
microtine. Oikos 56:1-5.

----- , L. Hartman, J. Blew and S. Mabey. 1989. Breeding bird census: Tulip
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Schwede, G. H. and Hendrichs. 1989. Mother-infant relations in white-tailed
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----- , 1989. A fawn’s life. Zoogoer 18:26-27.

----- , 1989. Rote Chorknaben. Das Tier 61-63.

Smith, C., L. Thompson and P. August. 1989. Error in spatial data: A
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Stuwe, M. and K. Scribner. 1989. Low Genetic Variability in Reintroduced
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Walters, D.H., P. August and W. Wright. 1989. Legal issues in GIS database
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Wemmer, C. and R. Montali. 1988. Latrine use and the subcaudal gland of the
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----- and C. Grodinsky. 1988. Reproduction in Captive Female Brow-antlered
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Allen, M.E. and O.T. Oftedal. 1989. Dietary manipulation of the calcium
content of feed crickets. Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine 20:26-
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Ballou, J.D. 1989. Inbreeding and outbreeding depression in the
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Beissinger, S.R.,.B.T. Thomas and S.D. Strahl. 1988. Vocalizations, food
habits, and nesting biology of the slender-billed kite with comparisons
to the snail kite. Wilson Bulletin 100:604-615.

Boness, D.J., W.D. Bowen and O.T. Oftedal. 1988. Evidence of polygyny from
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Boness, D.J. 1989. Review of "American fur seal diplomacy: The Alaskan fur
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Crissey, S.D., E.F. Stevens, F. Cusimano and S. Derrickson. 1989. A
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Derrickson, K. 1988. Variation in repertoire presentation in northern
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Kleiman, D.G., R.-J. Hoage and K.M. Green. 1988. The lion. tamarins, Genus
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----- . 1989. Technical status survey of two Florida seaside sparrows, and
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Morton, E.S. 1988. The truly long termed trend in populations of the purple
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------ and N. Tsipoura. 1988. Song-type distribution in a population of
Kentucky warblers. Wilson Bulletin 100: 9-16.

------. 1989. Purple dawn. Purple Martin Update 2:10-13.

------ . 1989. Female hooded warbler plumage does not become more male-like
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------ and R. Greenberg. 1989. The outlook for migratory songbirds: "Future
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Montali, R., R. Wallace, L. Phillips, M. Bush, M. Roberts, S. Crissey, K.
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Oftedal, O.T. and J.G. Gittleman. 1989. Patterns of energy output during
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------ and R. Jenness. 1988. Interspecies variation in milk composition
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Gupta, Mahabir, Solis, Pablo, Miranda, Carmen, Montenegro, Orlando, Martinez, Régulo,
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Jackson, Jeremy B.C., Guzman, Héctor M. and Weil, Emesto. "Effects of a Major Oil
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Sixth International Coral Reef Symposium Abstracts: 51 (1988).

Jackson, J.B.C., Cubit, J.D., Keller, B.D., Batista, V., Burns, K., Caffey, H.M., Caldwell,
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Jiménez Mufioz, Yolanda del Carmen y Timm Peralta, Eyda Julieta. Estudio
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Joly, L.G., Guerra, S., Séptimo, R., Solis, P.N., Correa, Mireya, Gupta, M., Levy, S. and
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Kilar, John A. and Norris, James N. "Composition, Export, and Import of Drift Vegetation
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Kitajima, Kaoru and Augspurger, Carol K. "Seed and Seedling Ecology of a Monocarpic
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Kite, Geoffrey C., Fellows, Linda E., Fleet, George W.J., Liu, Paul S., Scofield, Anthony
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. "A Coral Reef Directory" (Book review). Trends in Ecology and Evolution
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Knowlton, Nancy, Lang, Judith C. and Keller, Brian D. "Predation on Caribbean Staghorn
Coral - Threshold Models and Their Implications” (Abstract 220). 6th International
Coral Reef Symposium Abstracts: 55 (1988).

Kursar, Thomas A. "Evaluation of Soil Respiration and soil CO, Concentration in a
Lowland Moist Forest in Panama." Plant and Soil 113: 21-29 (1989).

Laguna, Jorge E. "“Euraphia eastropacensis (Cirripedia, Chthamalodea), A New Species of
Barnacle from the Tropical Easter Pacific: Morphological and Electrophoretic
Comparisons with Euraphia rhizophorae (deOliveira) from the Tropical Eastern
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Lamela Apolayo, Deisa Piedad y Vivero Hamilton, Enc. Macroinvertebrados Asociados a
Hydrmilla verticillata en el Lago Gatin. Tesis, Escuela de Biologta, Facultad de
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Leigh, Jr., Egbert Giles. "The Evolution of Individuality, by Leo W. Buss" (Book review).
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. "Foraging Theory, by D.W. Stephens and J.R. Krebs" (Book review). The
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Lessios, Harilaos A. "Effects of Caribbean Echinoids on Coral Recruitment and

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"Mass Mortality of Diadema antillarum in the Caribbean: What Have We

Learned?" Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 19: 371-393 (1988).
"Population Dynamics of Diadema antillarum (Echinodermata: Echinoidea)
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Liesner, Ronald L. and D’Arcy, William G. "Two New Species of Inga Leguminosae)
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McKinney, F.K. and Jackson, Jeremy B.C. Bryozoan Evolution (Boston: Unwin Hyman,
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McMillan, Calvin. "Seed Germination and Seedling Development of Halophila decipiens
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McMillan, Calvin and Soong, Keryea. "An Annual Cycle Flowering, Fruiting and Seed
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McPherson, Gordon. "A New Species of Vantanea (Humiriaceae) from Panama." Annals
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May, M.L. and Knoff, K.W. "Neocordulia campana Spec. Nov., A New Species of
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Miller, James S. "A Revised Treatment of Boraginaceae for Panama." Annals of the
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Milton, Katharine and Jenness, Robert. "Ascorbic Acid Content of Neotropical Plant Parts
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Mitchell, J., Bort, John and Sabella J. "Children’s Perceptions of Aging Adults: An
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Morin, James G. and Cohen, Anne C. "Two New Luminescent Ostracodes of the Genus
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Morton, Eugene S. and Greenberg, Rusell. "The Outlook for Migratory Songbirds:
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Padilla, Diana K. “Algal Structural Defenses: Form and Calcification in Resistance to
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Piperno, Dolores. "The Application of Phytolith Analysis to Paleoethnobotany and
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. "Human Paleoecology in the Humid Tropics of Panama" (Abstract). First
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"Non-Affluent Foragers: Resource Availability, Seasonal Shortages and the
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"The Occurrence of Phytoliths in the Reproductive Structures of Tropical
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Ragland, H.C. and Fischer, Eric A. "Internal Fertilization and Male Parental Care in the
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Reed, Jonathan R. "Inca Terms in the Bay of Panama During the 1982-1983 El] Nino
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Robertson, D. Ross and Brawn, Jeffrey D. "Variation in Settlement by Caribbean
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Rodda, Gordon, Bock, Brian, Burghardt, Gordon and Rand, A. Stanley. "Techniques for
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Roubik, David W. "Biogeography and Taxonomy of Honey Bees, by Friedrich Ruttner”
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Oecologia 76 (4): 525-530 (1988).

Schuup, Eugene W., Howe, Henry F., Augspurger, Carol K. and Levey, Douglas J.
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Siemens, Alfred H., Hebda, Richard J., Navarrete Hernandez, Mario, Piperno, Dolores R.,
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Silva F., Jorge. “Martin y Cuervo en Extrafas Interacciones." La Estrella de Panama
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Smith III, Thomas J., Chan, Hung T., McIvor, Carole C. and Robblee, Michael B.
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Smythe, Nicholas. "Seed Survival in the Palm Astrocaryum standleyanum: Evidence for
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Steger, Rick. "Effects of Refuges and Recruitment on Gonodactylid Stomatopods, A Guild
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Sternberg, L. da S.L., Mulkey, S.S. and Wright, S. Joseph. "Ecological Interpretation of
Leaf Carbon Isotope Ratios: Influence of Respired Carbon Dioxide." Ecology
70(5): 1317-1324.

Sweatman, Hugh. "Field Evidence that Settling Coral Reef Fish Larvae Detect Resident
Fishes Using Dissolved Chemical Cues." Journal of Experimental Marine Biology
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Tanaka, Seiji. "Field Work in Panama, Central America - On Adult Diapause in
Stenotarsus rotundus (Endomychidae) - 1." Insectarium 25: 222-231 (1988).

"Field Work in Panama, Central America - On Adult Diapause in
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"Field Work in Panama, Central America - On Adult Diapause in
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"Field Work in Panama, Central America - On Adult Diapause in
Stenotarsus rotundus (Endomychidae) - 4." Insectarium 25: 330-338 (1988).

"Field Work in Panama, Central America - On Adult Diapause in
Stenotarsus rotundus (Endomychidae) - 5." Insectarium 25: 356-362 (1988).

"Tropical Seed Bugs (Ropalidae) Dropping Effects from the Canopy of
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Tanaka, Seiji, Denlinger, David L. and Wolda, Henk. "Seasonal Changes in the
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Trainer, Jill M. "Behavioral Associations of Song Types During Aggressive Interactions
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"Cultural Evolution in Song Dialects of Yellow-Rumped Caciques in
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Van der Weff, Henk. "Eight New Species and One New Combination of Neotropical
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Vollrath, Fitz. "Spider Growth as an Indicator of Habitat Quality." Bulletin of the British

Arachnological Society 7 (7): 217-219 (1988).

Weislo, William T., West-Eberhard, Mary Jane and Eberhard, William G. "Natural History
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Weinberg, James R. and Starczak, Victoria R. "Morphological Differences and Low
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Weidenfeld, David A. Ecomorphology and Foraging Behavior of the Yellow Warbler
(Dendroica petechia). Ph.D. dissertation, College of Arts and Sciences. The Florida
State University (1988).

Wellington, Gerard M. and Victor, Benjamin C. "Variation in Components of Reproductive
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West, Lani. "Prey Selection by the Tropical Snail Thais melones: A Study of
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West-Eberhard, Mary Jane. “Kin Recognition in Animals." Evolution 43 (3): 703-705
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"Observations of Xenorphynchium nitidulum (Fabricius) Hymenoptera,
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. "Phenotypic Plasticity and "Genetic" Theories of Insect Sociality" in
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"Phenotypic Plasticity and the Ongins of Diversity." Annual Review of
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"Scent-Trail Diversion, a Novel Defense Against Ants by Tropical Social
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West-Eberhard, Mary Jane and Eberhard, William G. "Sexual and Social Selection and the
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Williams-Linera, Guadalupe. Development of Tropical Forest Edge Vegetation. Ph.D.
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Wilczynski, Walter and Ryan, Michael J. "Microgeographic Variation in the Acoustic
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. "The Amphibian Auditory System as a Model for Neurobiology, Behavior,
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Williams, Norris H. and Whitten, W. Mark. "Stanhopea panamensis, A New Species from
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Wolda, Henk. "Energy Requirements of Tropical Insects During an Adverse Season."
Nutnoonal Ecology of Insects and Environment: 1-9 (1989).

. "Insect Seasonality, Why?" Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics 19:
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Zeh, David W. “Aggression, Density, and Sexual Dimorphism in Chernetid
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. "Sexual Selection" (Book review of Testing the Alternatives, by J.W.
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Zeh, David W. and Zeh, Jeanne A. "Condition-Dependent Sex Ormaments and Field Tests
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Zeh, David W., Zeh, Jeanne A. and Smith, Robert L. "Ovipositors, Amnions and Eggshell
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Zimmerman, Jess K. and Aide, T. Mitchell. "Patterns of Flower and Fruit Production in
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Zimmerman, Jess K., Roubik, David W. and Ackerman, James D. "Asynchronous
Phenologies of a Neotropical Orchid and its Euglossine Bee Pollinator.". Ecology 70
(4): 1192-1195 (1989).

ANACOSTIA MUSEUM

Dorsey, William, Delilah W. Pierce, and Peter L. Robinson, Jr.
Inspiration, 1961-1989. Smithsonian Institution Press, 1989.

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART

Brown, Robert F. "Regional Office Report--New England." Archives of
American Art Journal, 27(4); 28(1-3).

Karlstrom, Paul. "Archives of American Art: The Memory of Art in America."
The Newsletter of the American Federation of Arts, 2(2). Summer 1989.

[Exhibition catalogue] The Spirit in the Stone: The

Visionary Art of James W. Washington, Jr. University of Washington
Press and Bellevue Art Museum, 1989.

{Exhibition catalogue] "Introduction." USArt 1989.
"Regional Office Report--West Coast." Archives of American
Art Journal,” 17:(4).* -28(1=3)))<

Kirwin, Liza. The Papers of African American Artists. Archives of
American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 1989.

"Regional Office Report--Southeast." Archives of American
Art Journals. (274 )3° 28(-1=3)).
Kirwin, Liza and Margaret Kinzer. "Drawings and Sketchbooks in the
Collection of the Archives of American Art." Drawing, (Jan-Feb 1989):

97-102".
McNaught, William. "Regional Office Report--New York." Archives of
American Art Journal, 27(4); 28(1-3).
Pacini, Marina. "The Philadelphia Arts Documentation Project." Archives of
American Art Journal, 27(4):2-4.
"Who but the Arts Council." Archives of American Art
Journal, 27(4):9-23.
Regional Office Report--Philadelphia." Archives of American
Art Journal, 27(4); 28(1-3).
Stover, Catherine. "James L. Claghorn, Philadelphia Collector." Archives
of American Art Journal, 27(4).

ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY and FREER GALLERY OF ART

Beach, Milo C., “Art in Context," Humanities, March 1989.

"The Mughal Artist." In Making Things in South Asia (Michael
Meister, ed.), Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1989.

Chase, W. Thomas, III. “Lacquer Examination and Treatment at the Freer
Gallery of Art: Some Case Histories," in Urushi; Proceedings of the
Urushi Study Group, June 10-27, 1985, Tokyo, Getty Conservation In-
stitute, Marina Del Rey, California, 1988.

; Jett, Paul; Koob, Stephen P.; and Norman, Jane. "The Treatment of a
Chinese Red Lacquer Stationery Box." Preprints of the 1988 TIC Confer-
ence on Far Eastern Art, London: IIC, 1988.

, and Veloz, Nicolas, "Methods for Cleaning Outdoor Sculptures,"
Technology and Conservation, 1989.

Cort, Louise, "The Changing Fortunes of Three Archaic Japanese Textiles," in
Cloth and Human Experience. Studies in Ethnographic Inquiry.
Washington: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1989.

, "The Role of the Potter in South Asia,” in Making Things in South
Asia: The Role of Artist and Craftsman. Proceedings of the South Asian
Seminar 1985-86, University of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: University
of Pennsylvania Press, 1989.

, "Looking with the Heart," Studio Potter, vol. 17, no. 1 (Winter 1988).

FitzHugh, Elisabeth West, "Study of Pigments on Selected Paintings from the
Vever Collection," in Glenn D. Lowry and Milo C. Beach, An Annotated and
Illustrated Checklist of the Vever Collection, Arthur M. Sackler
Gallery, Washington, D.C., and University of Washington Press, Seattle
and London, 1988, pp. 425-432.

Fu, Shen C.Y., “Chang Dai-chien’s Figure Paintings of Chinese Opera
Characters," Hsiung Shih Art Monthly, Taipei, no. 218 (April 1989), 56-
61.

, "Discussing the Paintings of Fu Chuang-fu on His 80th Birthday,"
Hsiung Shih Art Monthly, Taipei, no. 217 (March 1989,), 109-118.

Gunter, Ann C., “Sculptural Dedications at Labraunda,” in Architecture and
Society in Hecatomnid Caria. Proceedings of a conference in Uppsala and
Stockholm, October 1987. Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis. Boreas:
Uppsala Studies in Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Civilizations,
1989.

Jett, Paul, “The Examination and Treatment of Ancient Silver," Papers of the

Cultural Property. Tokyo: Tokyo National Institute of Cultural
Property, 1989.
"An Example of the Use of Brass in Chinese Lacquer Ware," Archives of

Asian Art, 1989.

Kecskes, Lily, “Ink: A Scholar’s Tool and Work of Art," Calligraphy Review,
vol. 6, no. 2 (Winter 1988). ee

Koob, Stephen, "The Conservation and Restoration of Red-figure Stampos No. 48-
30-3," Expedition, Vol. 30, no. 2, 1988, pp. 29-30.

Lawton, Thomas. “Review of Xu Bangda, Gu shu hua wei e kao ban [Examination
and identification of the forging of ancient calligraphy and painting}."

Ars Orientalis, XVII (1988).

Lowry, Glenn D., "The House of Timur," Asian Art II (Spring, 1989).

, with Milo C. Beach, An Illustrated and Annotated Checklist of the
Vever Collection, Washington, D.C.: Arthur M. Sackler Gallery; and

Seattle and London: University of Washington Press, 1988.
, and Susan Nemazee, A Jeweler’s Eye: Islamic Arts of the Book from the

Vever Collection. Washington, D.C.: Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, and
Seattle, Wash.: University of Washington Press, 1988.

, and Thomas W. Lentz, Timur and the Princely Vision: Persian Art and

Culture in the Fifteenth Century. Washington, D.C.: Arthur M. Sackler
Gallery, and Los Angeles: Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 1989.

Nielsen, Kim. A photograph in Visions and Prophecy from the Time-Life Book
Series, Mysteries of the Unknown.

Nishio, Yoshiyuki, "Japanese Natural Pigments," in New Directions of in Paper
Conservation: Postprints of the Institute of Paper Conservation tenth
annual conference, 1986 (Oxford, England, 1989)

Snyder, Janet G., “Appendix 10: Study of the Paper of Selected Paintings from
the Vever Collection," in Glenn D. Lowry and Milo C. Beach, An Annotated

Gallery, Washington, D.C., and University of Washington Press, Seattle

and London, 1988, pp. 433-440.

Stuart, Jan. "Bats of Good Fortune," Zoogoer, vol. 18, no. 4, July-August,
1989, p. 19, to celebrate the reopening of the bat cave at the National
Zoological Park.

Winter, John, and Emile Joel, "‘Lead White’ in Japanese Paintings (II) --
Measurements of Lead-Isotope Ratios," Kobunkazai no Kagaku, vol. 33,

1988, pp. 33-44.
Yonemura, Ann, "Art and Authority: A Tokugawa Palanquin,” Asian Art vol. 2,

no. 1 (Winter, 1989).
, "Splendour and Supremacy: Lacquer for the Tokugawa," in The Tokugawa

Collection: The Japan of the Shoguns. Montreal, Canada: The Montreal
Museums of Fine Arts, 1989.

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Arah, C.O., D.K. McNamara, H.M. Hand, and M.F. Mecklenburg. "The
Correlation Between Adhesive Stress Relaxation and Joint
Performance," in Tomorrow's Materials Today, Science of

Advanced Materials and Process Engineering Series 34, p.
1434, Society for the Advancement of Materials and Process

Engineering, 1989.
- "The Correlation Between Adhesive Stress Relaxation
and Joint Performance," SAMPE Journal 25(4) (1989):11-14.
Arah, C.0., H.M. Hand, D.K. McNamara, and M.F. Mecklenburg,
"Techniques for Screening Adhesives for Structural
Applications," Journal of Adhesion Science and Technology
3(4) (1989) :261.
Ballard, Mary W., and Virginia Pledger. "Mannequins: A Re-
examination," American Institute for Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, Abstracts of Papers Presented

at the Seventeenth Annual Meeting, p. 29, Cincinnati, May
31-June 4, 1989.

Baker, M.T., D. van der Reyden, and N. Ravenal. "Analysis and
Characterization of Some Paper Coatings by FTIR-
Microspectroscopy," American Institute for Conservation of
Historic and Artistic Works, Abstracts of Papers Presented

at_ the Seventeenth Annual Meeting, p. 54, Cincinnati, May
31-June 4, 1989.

Bishop, Ronald L., and Hector Neff. "Compositional Data Analysis
in Archaeology," in Archaeological Chemistry IV, ed. Ralph
O. Allen, pp. 57-86, Advances in Chemistry Series 220,
American Chemical Society, Washington DC.

"Multivariate Analysis of Compositional Data in
Archaeology," in Archaeological Chemistry IV, ed. Ralph O.
Allen, pp. 576-586, Advances in Chemistry Series 220,
American Chemical Society, Washington, D.C., 1989.

Bishop, R.L., A. Demarest, and R.J. Sharer. "Chemical Analysis
and the Interpretation of Late Preclassic Intersite Ceramic
Patterns in the Southeast Highlands of Mesoamerica," in New
Frontiers in the Archaeology of the Pacific Coast of
Southern Mesoamerica, eds. F. Bove and Lynette Heller, pp.
135-146. Arizona State University Anthropological Research
Papers, No. 39, 1989.

Bishop, R.L., V. Canouts, S. De Atley, A. Qoyawayma, and C.W.
Aikins. "The Formation of Ceramic Analytical Groups: Hopi
Pottery Production and Exchange, A.D. 1300 - 1600," Journal
of Field Archaeology 15(1988) :317-338.

Blackman, M. James, Sophie Mery, and Rita Wright. "Production
and Exchange of Ceramics on the Oman Peninsula from the
Perspective of Hili," Journal of Field Archaeology,

16(1) (1989): 61-78.

Brostoff Malikayil, Lynn, and Timothy Vitale. "A Study into the
Effects of Solvents on Paper," American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, Abstracts of

Papers Presented at the Seventeenth Annual Meeting, p. 57,
Cincinnati, May 31-June 4, 1989.

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Erhardt, David, and Jia-Sun Tsang. "Oil Painting: History vs.
Technology," American Institute for Conservation of Historic
and Artistic Works, Abstracts of Papers Presented at the
Seventeenth Annual Meeting, p. 38, Cincinnati, May 31-June
4, 1989.

Erhardt, David. "Relationship of Reaction Rates to Temperature,"
Abbey Newsletter 13(3) (1989) :38-39.

- “Paper Degradation: A Comparison of Industrial and
Archival Concerns," in TAPPI Proceedings: 1988 TAPPI
Preservation Symposium, pp. 83-91, TAPPI Press, Atlanta,
1988.

Goodway, Martha, and Robert M. Fisher. "Phosphorus in Low Carbon
Iron: Its Beneficial Properties," Historical Metalluray,
22(1988) :21-23.

Goodway, Martha. "History of Casting," Metals Handbook, 9th
edition, volume 15, pp. 15-23, Casting, Metals Park, OH.
. “Materials Choices for the Statue of Liberty," ASM

News 20(6) (1989) :6. .
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Archaeological Sciences Newsletter 11(2) (1988) :5-6.
. "News of Archaeometallurgy," Society for

Archaeological Sciences Newsletter 11(3) (1988) :6-7.
. “News of Archaeometallurgy," Society for
Archaeological Sciences Bulletin 12(1) (1989) :6-7.
- \"News of Archaeometallurgy," Society for
Archaeological Sciences Bulletin 12(2) (1989):9.

Joel, E.C., J.S. Olin, M.J. Blackman, and I.L. Barnes. “Lead
Isotope Studies of Spanish, Spanish-Colonial and Mexican
Majolica," in Proceedings of the 26th International
Archaeometry Symposium, eds. R.M. Farquhar, R.G.V. Hancock,
and L.A. Pavlish, pp. 188-195, University of Toronto,
Toronto, May 16-20, 1988.

Knutson, T., and M. Ballard. "Dyeing Polyester: Disperse Dyes
for Textile Conservation Work." in 20th Century Materials,
Testing and Textile Conservation, Ninth Symposium, Harpers
Ferry Regional Textile Group, pp. 57-74, November, 1988.

Mathisen, Susan. The Effects of Moth Resistance Agents on the

Lightfastness of Natural Dyes, 78 pp., M.A. thesis, Fashion
Institute of Technology, 1989.

McCormick-Goodhart, Mark. "Research on Collodion Glass Plate
Negatives: Coating Thickness and FTIR Identification of
Varnishes," in Topics in Photographic Preservation, Vol. 3,
pp. 135-150, compiler Robin E. Siegel, American Institute
for Conservation, Photographic Materials Group (PMG),
Washington DC, 1989, Postprints from the Winter meeting in
Kansas City, March 3-4, 1989.

McNamara, D.K., C.O. Arah, H.M. Hand, and M.F. Mecklenburg.
"Fracture Toughness Testing of High-Performance Adhesives,"
in Proceedings of the 1988 ASME Winter Annual Meeting, MD
Vol. 6, pp. 111-116, Chicago, November 1988.

Mecklenburg, M.M., J.A. Joyce, and P. Albrecht. "Separation of
Energies in Elastic-Plastic Fracture," in Elastic-Plastic
Fracture, Volume II: Non-Linear Fracture Mechanics, ASTM
STP 995, eds. J.D. Landes, A. Saxena, and J.G. Merkle, pp.

594-612, American Society for Testing and Materials,
Philadelphia, 1989.

Myers, Emlen. [Book review] Artifacts of the Spanish Colonies
of Florida and the Caribbean 1500-1800, Volume 1: Ceramics
Glassware and Beads, by Kathleen Deagan, in American
Anthropologist 90(3) (1988) :697.

- “Ceramic Technologies of Medieval Northern Morocco,"
in Medieval Archaeology, ed. Charles Redman, pp. 75-95,
Medieval and Renaissance Text Service, Binghamton N.Y.

Neff, Hector. “Origins of Plumbate Pottery Production," in
Ancient Trade and Tribute: Economies of the Soconusco
Region of Mesoamerica, ed. B. Voorhies, pp. 175-193,
University of Utah Press, Provo, 1989.

- “The Effect of Interregional Distribution on
Plumbate Pottery Production," in Ancient Trade and Tribute:
Economies of the Soconusco Region of Mesoamerica, ed. B.
Voorhies, pp. 249-267, University of Utah Press, Provo,
1989.

Neff, H., R.L. Bishop, and G. Harbottle. "Stylistic and Chemical
Variability in Plumbate Pottery: An Interim Report," in New
Frontiers in the Archaeology of the Pacific Coast of
Southern Mesoamerica, ed. F.J. Bove and Lynette Heller, pp.
209-220, Arizona State University Anthropological Research
Papers #39, 1989.

Neff, H., R.L. Bishop, and E.V. Sayre. "More Observations on the
Problem of Tempering in Compositional Studies of

Archaeological Ceramics," Journal of Archaeological Science,
16(1989) :57-69.

Neff, H., R.L. Bishop, ard: D.E. Arnold. “Reconstructing “Ceramic
Production from Ceramic Compositional Data: An Example from
Guatemala," Journal of Field Archaeology, 15(1988) :339-348.

Neff, H., R.L. Bishop, and F.J. Bove, "Compositional Patterning
in Ceramics from Pacific Coastal and Highland Guatemala".
Archaeomaterials 3(1989):97-109.

Olin, J.S., and M.J. Blackman. "Compositional Classification of
Mexican Majolica Ceramics of the Spanish Colonial Period,"
in Archaeological Chemistry IV, ed. R. Allen, pp. 87-112,
American Chemical Society, Washington DC, 1989.

Olin, J.S., “Laboratory Profile, Conservation Analytical
Laboratory, Smithsonian Institution," Society for
Archaeological Sciences Bulletin 12(3) (1989) :8-10.

Tsang, Jia-Sun, and Roland H. Cunningham. "Some Improvements in
the Study of Cross-Sections," The American Institute for
Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, Abstracts of
Papers Presented at the Seventeenth Annual Meeting, pp. 20-
21, Cincinnati OH, May 31-June 4, 1989.

Tuross, N. "Albumin Preservation in the Taima-taima Mastodon
Skeleton," Applied Geochemistry 4(1989):225-259.

Tuross, N., A.K. Behrensmeyer, E.D. Eanes, L.W. Fisher, and P.E.
Hare. “Molecular Preservation and Crystallographic
Alterations in a Weathering Sequence of Wildebeest Bones,"
Applied Geochemistry 4(1989):261-270.

van der Reyden, D. "Technology and Conservation of a Nineteenth
Century Globe," Paper Conservator 12(1988):21-30, Papers

from the 10th Anniversary Conference, New Directions in
Paper Conservation, Oxford, April 14-18, 1986, Part 3.

van der Reyden, D., M. Mecklenburg, M. Baker, and M. Hamill.
"Update on Current Research into Aqueous Light Bleaching at
the Conservation Analytical Laboratory," in The Book and
Paper Group Annual, Vol. 7, pp. 73-106, December 1988.

Vitale, Timothy. "Observations On the Theory, Use and
Fabrication of the Fritted Glass Bead, Small Suction Disk
Device," Paper Conservator 12(1988):47-63, Papers from the
10th Anniversary Conference, New Directions in Paper
Conservation, Oxford, April 14-18, 1986, Part 3.

Vitale, Timothy, and Jane Sugarman. "Observations on the Drying
of Paper and Their Applications to Treatment," American
Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works,
Abstracts of Papers Presented at the Seventeenth Annual
Meeting, p. 61, Cincinnati, May 31-June 4, 1989.

Winter, John, and Emile Joel. "'Lead White' in Japanese
Paintings. II. Measurements of Lead Isotope Ratios,"
Kobunkazai no Kagaku 33(1988) :33-44.

Yener, K. Aslihan, Hadi Orzbal, Ergun Kaptan, A. Necip Pehlivan,
and Martha Goodway. “Kestel: An Early Bronze Age Source of
Tin Ore in the Taurus Mountains, Turkey," Science
244(1989) :200-203.

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM

Commoner, Lucy and Milton Sonday. "’Purses, Pouches, Pockets,’ Curatorial and
Conservation Considerations for the Exhibition." Textile Conservation
Group Newsletter, Volume XI, No. 4 (March 1989).

Davidson, Gail. "Richard Nonas," Public Art. Brookville, NY: Hillwood Art
Gallery, 1989.

Davidson, Gail and Elaine Evans Dee. Training the Hand and Eye, American

Drawings from the Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Washington, DC: Smithsonian
Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1989.

Dee, Elaine Evans. Design into Art, Drawings for Architecture and Ornament
(contributor). Peter Fuhring, ed. London: Philip Wilson, 1989.

McFadden, David Revere. (Introduction.) Courts and Colonies: The William and

Mary Style in Holland, England and America, New York: Cooper-Hewitt
Museum, distributed by University of Washington Press, 1988.

(Introduction.) Majolica. Marilyn Karmason and Joan Stack,
authors. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1989.

(Introduction.) Robert Ebendorf Retrospective Exhibition, New
Paltz: College Art Gallery, State University of New York, The College at
New Paltz, 1989.

Treasures for the Table: Silver from the Chrysler Museum (essays).
New York: Hudson Hills Press, in association with the American Federation
of the Arts, 1989.

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L'Art de Vivre: Decorative Arts _ and Design in France 1789-1989
(introdution and editorial; with other authors). New York/Paris: Vendome

Press/Flammarion, 1989.

. "L'Art de Vivre" (introduction), special supplement to Connaissance
des Arts, 1989.

"L’Art de Vivre" special supplement guide to exhibition, Vogue
Decoration, International Edition, No. 19, Spring 1989.

"Past and Present: Recent Acquisitions in Ceramics at Cooper-
Hewitt Museum, the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Design,"
Ars Ceramica 5, (1988), pp.44-49.

Moss, Gillian. "Textiles of the American Arts and Crafts Movement," William
Morris and The Arts and Crafts Movement, Linda Parry. London: Bestseller
Publications Studio Editions, 1989.

Pilgrim, Dianne H. (Foreword.) L'Art de Vivre: Decorative Arts and Design in
France 1789-1989. New York/Paris: Vendome Press/Flammarion, 1989.

Shinn, Deborah. Courts and Colonies: The William and Mary Style in Holland
England and America (contributions, with other authors). New York:

Cooper-Hewitt Museum, distributed by University of Washington Press, 1988.

Sonday, Milton and Lucy Maitland. "The Asian Embroidery Technique: Detached
Looping, Orientations (August 1989), pp. 54-61.

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN

Lawrence, Sidney. "Henry Moore in America's Heartland."
Landscape Architecture 79, no. 3 (April 1989):78-81.
Rifkin, Ned. "Robert Moskowitz." Exhibition Catalog.

Washington, D.C.: Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture
Garden; and New York: Thames and Hudson. June 1989.
Weil, Stephen E. "Too Much Art?," ARTnews 88, no. 8
(October 1989):232.
. "Deaccessioning in American Museums: I,"
Apollo 130, no. 330 (New Series) (August 1989):77-80.
. "Who Owns the Nataraja?," ARTnews 88, no. 5
(May 1989):188.
"The Ongoing Pursuit of Professional
Status," Museum News 67, no. 2 (November/December
1988) :30-34.
. "The Proper Business of the Museum: Ideas
or Things, Muse 7,,-no... 1) (Spring/April 1989). 238=38..
"In Pursuit of a Profession: The Status of

Museum Work in America," Museum Management Newsletter
2, no. i (Spring 19:38): 2=5:,

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Office of the Deputy Director

lopez, D. S., The National Air and Space Museum: A Visit in Pictures (Washington,
DIG: Smithsonian Institartion Press, 1989).

Department of Aeronautics

Davies, R.E.G., "Antarctica: El Continente Perdido," Revista Aerea 102(4/5).
, "The World’s Southermmost Airline (Aerovias DAP)," Airliners 2(2) (Summer
1989).

, "Chilean Aviation in the Antarctic," Exxon Air World 41(1) (1989).

, "Knight to QB4," Airliners 1(3) (Fall 1988).

, “At the Sound of the Gong," Airliners 2(1) (Spring 1989).

___, “The Junkers 52/3m," Skyways (April 1989).

Mikesh, R.C. , Elying Dragons: The South Vietnamese Air Force (London: Osprey
Publ. Ltd., 1988) .

, "Grounded — With Good Cause," Air & Space/Smithsonian 4(1) (1989).
, "The Unexpected FAC Mission," Chapter 18 in P.D. Chinnery, Life on the
Line oer

Oakes, C.M., "Women Airforce Service Pilots, Revista Aerea 104 (1) (1988).

Pisano, D.A. "The Age of Streamlining," Air & Space/Smithsonian (Feb/Mar
1989) 186-96.

, "When America Became ’Air Conditioned’,™" FAA World (June 1989).

Department of Space History

Ceruzzi, P. "Electronics Technology and Computer Science: A Coevolution," Annals
of the History of Computing 10(4), 1989.

Collins, M.J., "Preserving Space History," Air & Space Magazine 3(4), 6, (1988).

DeVorkin, D.H., Race to the Stratosphere: Manned Scientific Ballooning in
America (New York: Springer Verlag).
, "Blast from the Past," Air & Space/Smithsonian 3 (Aug/Sep 1988): 76-84.
, "Defending a Dream: The Abbot Years," Bulletin of the American Astronomi-
Cal Society 20 (1988): 949.

, “Henry Norris Russell," Scientific American (May 1989): 126-133.

, "Men on the Moon,""Comminicating Science," and "Exploration of Space,"
three invited chapter introductions for 0. Gingerich, ed., Album of Science
IV: 20th Century Physical Science (New York: Scribners, 1989): 219, 229,

271:

Elliott, D.W., "Apollo 11 Spaceflight," Book of Days, 1989/1990 (Ann Arbor:
Pierian Press, 1989).

Herken, G. "The Age of Anxiety," review of John Newhouse’s War _in the Nuclear
Age, Washington Post "Book World," Jan. 1, 1989.

"He Wrote the Book on Arms Control," review of Strobe Talbott’s The

Master of the Game, New York Newsday "Books," Nov. 11, 1988.

, “Learning to Live with the Bomb," review of McGeorge Bundy’s Danger amd
Survival, New York Newsday "Books," Jan. 15, 1989.

lewis, C.S., co-editor, Air and ce History: An Annotated Bibli
York: Garland, 1988).

Needell, A.A., Introduction to the Reprinting of Max Planck’s Vorlesungen Ueber
die Theorie der Waermestrahlung (1906) and the Morton Masius translation of
the Second Edition (1913), Lectures on the Theory of Heat Radiation (1914)
(New York: AIP/Tomash, 1989).

Smith, R.W., "The Selling of Space Astronamy," Astronomy (Jan. 1989): 8.
, Review of History of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 2. 1920-1980 in
British Society for the History of Science 22 (1988) :88-89.
, Review of Quasars, Redshifts and Controversies in American Scientist
77 (1989) :126.

Smith, R.W., and R. Baum, "Neptune’s Forgotten Ring," Sky & Telescope 77(1989) :6
10.

Tatarewicz, J.N., Film review of "Made in Space: U.S. Space Station" in Science
Books and Films 24/1 (Sept-Oct 1988) :59.
, Review of M.A. James, Elites in Conflict: The Antebellum Clash over the
Dudley Observatory in Science, Technology & Human Values 13(1&2) (Sept/Oct
1988) :210-214.
, Review of R. Schick and J. Van Haften, The View from Space: American
Astronaut Photography, 1962-1972 in Science Books and Films 24/3 (Nov/Dec
1988) :102.

Winter, F., "Bringing Up Betsy," Air & Space/Smithsonian (Dec. 1988/Jan.
1989) :76-84.

Center for Earth and Planetary Studies

Craddock, R. A. amd Zimbelman, J. R., [Abstract] "Yorktown and Lexington as
Viewed by the Viking 1 Lander," Lumar and Planetary Science XX, pp. 193-194.
Houston: Lumar and Planetary Institute, 1989.

Craddock, R. A., Zimbelman, J. R. and Watters, T. R., [Abstract] "Normal
Faulting Associated with the Daedalia Impact Basin, Mars," Abstracts for
the MEVIV-LPI Workshop: Tectonic Features on Mars, pp. 3-5 (Houston:
Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

Craddock, R. A. and Maxwell, T. A., [Abstract] "Timing of Resurfacing Events in
the Amenthes and Tyrrhena Cratered Highlands of Mars," Lunar and
Planetary Science XX, pp. 191-192 (Houston: lLiumar and Planetary Institute,
1989).

Dollfus, A., Deschamps, M. amd Zimbelman, J. R., [Abstract] "Gramulometry of
the Martian Surface by Photopolarimetry " Lumar and Planetary Science XX,
Pp. 250-251 (Houston: Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

Forsythe, R. D. and Zimbelman, J. R., "Is the Gordii Dorsum Escarpment on Mars
an Exhumed Transcurrent Fault?", Nature 336 (1988) :143-146.

Forsythe, R. D. and Zimbelman, J. R., [Abstract] "The Transcurrent Fault
Hypothesis for Mars’ Gordii Dorsum Escarpment," Abstracts for the MEVIV-LPI
Workshop: Tectonic Features on Mars, pp. 6-8 (Houston: Lumar amd Planetary
Institute, 1989).

Haynes, C. V. and Maxwell, T. A., [Abstract] "Geoarchaeology of Bagnold’s Camp
18, 1930, amd Other Late Historic Sites on the Great Selima Sand Sheet,.
Eastern Sahara," Abstracts 28th International Geological Congress, pp. 2-43
(Washington, D.C., 1989).

Jacobberger, P. A., [Abstract] "Seasonal Color Changes in the Azaouad Dunefield

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near Tambouctou, Mali," Geological Society of America Abstracts with
Programs 20 (1988) :148.

Jacobberger, P. A., Maxwell, T. A.,- amd Hooper, D. M., [Abstract] "Spectral and
Morphologic Variations Along the Abu Muharik Dume System (Western Desert of
Egypt) ,"" Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs 20 (1988) :36

Jacobberger, P. A., [Abstract] "Reflectance Characteristics and Surface
Processes in Stabilized Dine Enviromments." In Remote Sensing of Environ-
ment 27(1989) :245-253.

, (Book Review] Fluvial Processes in Dryland Rivers, William L. Graf, in

Geology 17 (1989) :581-582.

, (Abstract] "Morphology and Color Variations Along the Abu Muharik Dune

System (Western Desert of Egypt) ," Proceedings of the Dumes ’89 Interna-

tional Conference (Namibia: 1989).

, [Abstract] "Mapping Abandoned Channels of the Niger River Using

Filtered Remotely-sensed Image Data," Proceedings of the Second Interna-

tional Conference on Geomorphology and Geoecology (Frankfurt: 1989).
Maxwell, T. A., [Abstract] "Structural Modification Along the Cratered Terrain

, Eastern Hemisphere of Mars," Abstracts for the MEVIV-LPI Workshop:

Early Tectonic amd Volcanic Evolution of Mars, pp. 37-38. (Houston: Lumar

and Planetary Institute, 1988).

Maxwell, T. A. amd Haynes, C. V., "Large-scale, Low Amplitude Bedforms (Chevrons)
in the Selima Sand Sheet, Egypt," Science 243 (1989) :1179-1182.

Maxwell, T. A. and Craddock, R. A., [Abstract] "Mechanisms of Resurfacing in
the Amenthes and Tyrrhena Cratered Highlands of Mars," Lunar and Planetary
Science XX, pp. 646-647 (Houston: Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

Maxwell, T. A., [Abstract] "Dune Movement and Sand Transport in the Bahariya
Depression, Western Egypt," Remote Sensing and Resource Exploration, pp
163-192 (Singapore: International Centre for Theoretical Physics, 1989).

[Abstract] "Orbital Observations of Dune Movement and Temporal Changes
in Southwestern Egypt," Abstracts 28th International Geological Congress,
Pe. 2-391 (Washington, D.C., 1989).
. [Abstract] "Origin of Planetary Wrinkle Ridges - An Overview," Abstracts
for the MEVIV-LPI Workshop: Tectonic Features on Mars, pp. 15-17 (Houston:
Lumar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

McBride, K., J. R. Zimbelman and Clifford, S. M., [Abstract] "Potential In
dicators of Pyroclastic Activity Near Elysium Mons, Mars," Abstracts for
the MEVIV-LPI Workshop: Early Tectonic and Volcanic Evolution of Mars, pp.
39-41 (Houston: Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1988).

McBride, K., and Zimbelman, J. R., [Abstract] "Evidence of Pyroclastic Activity
Near Elysium Mons, Mars," Limar and Planetary Science XX, p. 651 (Houston:
lamar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

Mouginis-Mark, P. J., Wilson, L. and Zimbelman, J. R., "Polygenic Eruptions om
Alba Patera, Mars," Bulletin of Volcanology 50 (1988) :361-379.

Watters, T. R. and Tuttle, M. J., [Abstract] "Evidence of a Shear System
Associated with the Deformed Basalts of the Columbia Plateau: Implications
of the Ridged Plains Units on Mars," Geological Society of America Abstracts
with Programs 20 (1988) :A148.

Watters, T. R., "Wrinkle Ridge Assemblages on the Terrestrial Planets," Journal
of Geophysical Research 93 (1988) :10236-10254.

Watters, T. R. and Chadwick, D. J., [Abstract] "Crosscutting Periodically Spaced
First-order Ridges in the Ridged Plains of Hesperia Plamm: Another Case
for a Buckling Model," Abstracts for the MEVIV-LPI Workshop: Tectonic
Features on Mars, pp. 42-44 (Houston: Lumar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

Watters, T. R. and Tuttle, M. J., [Abstract] "Strike-slip Faulting Associated

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with the Folded Columbia River Basalts: Implications for the Deformed
Ridged Plains of Mars," Abstracts for the MEVIV-LPI Workshop: Tectonic
Features on Mars, pp. 45-47 (Houston: Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1989).
Watters, T. R., [Abstract] "Periodically Spaced Wrinkle Ridges in Ridged Plains
Units on Mars," Abstracts for the MEVIV-LPI Workshop: Early Tectonic amd
Volcanic Evolution of Mars, pp. 63-65 (Houston: Lumar and Planetary In-
stitute, 1988).
, (Abstract] "Periodically Spaced Wrinkle Ridges on the Tharsis Plateau of
Mars," Fourth International Conference on Mars, Program and Abstracts, pp.
206-207 (Tucson, 1989).

Wells, G. L. and Zimbelman, J. R., "Extra-Terrestrial Arid Suface Processes,"
Arid Zone Geomorphology, ed. D. Thomas (Belhaven Press, London, 1989).
Williams, S. H. and Zimbelman, J. R., [Abstract] "Origin of Debris Flow Material:
Ismenius Lacus, Mars," Iumar and Planetary Science XX, pp. 1209-1210

(Houston: Lunar and Planetary Institute, 1988).
Zimbelman, J. R., [Abstract] "Noachin Faulting in the Memnonia Region of Mars,"
Abstracts for the MEVIV-LPI Workshop: Early Tectonic and Volcanic Evolution
of Mars, pp. 72-74 (Houston: Limar and Planetary Institute, 1988).
, (Abstract) "Fault Control of Volatile Transport into Mangala Valles,
Mars," Geological Society of America Abstracts With Programs 20 (1988) :Al1l
47-A148.
, [Abstract] "Erosional Outliers of Dust Along the Southern Margin of the
Tharsis Region of Mars," Transactions American Geophysical Union 69
(1988) :1286.
, [Abstract] "Geologic Mapping of Southern Mangala Valles, Mars," Lumar and
Planetary Science XX, pp. 1239-1240 (Houston: Lumar and Planetary In-
stitute, 1989).
[Abstract] "Planetology and Meteoritics," Geotimes 34(2) (1989) :72-73.
[Abstract] "Tectonic Influences aon the Development of Mangala Valles,

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Mars," Transactions of American ical Union 70 (1989) :388.
, [Abstract] "Planetary Science Progress Reviewed," Geotimes 34(6) (1989) :1
=.

. [Abstract] "Erosional Outliers of Dust Along the Southern Margin of the
Tharsis Region, Mars," Lumar and Planetary Science XX, pp. 1237-1238
(Houston: Lumar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

Zimbelman, J. R., Clifford, S. M. amd Williams, S. H., "Concentric Crater Fill
on Mars: An Aeolian Alternative to Ice-rich Mass Wasting," ings
Lumar and Planetary Science Conference XIX, pp. 397-407 (Cambridge Univer-
sity Press: London, 1989).

Zimbelman, J. R. and McBride, K. M., [Abstract] "A Possible Pyroclastic Deposit
Near Elysium Mons, Mars," Lunar and Planetary Science XX, pp. 1243-1244
(Houston: Lumar and Planetary Institute, 1989).

Zimbelman, J. R. and Fink, J. H., [Abstract] "Estimates of Rheologic Properties
for Flows on the Martian Volcano Olympus Mons," Lumar and Planetary Science
XX, pp. 1241-1242 (Houston: Lumar amd Planetary Institute, 1989).

Laboratory for Astrophysics

Goldstein, J., "Direct Measurements of Lower Thermospheric Circulation on Venus
Using Doppler-Limited Infrared Spectroscopy," with M. Mumma, D. Zipoy, T.
Kostiuk, D. Deming, and F. Expenak, Amer. Astron. Soc. Bull. 20 (1988):
833.

Smith, H., "L1048: Dramatic Outflow from IRAS 21335+5039," with J. Fischer, D.

Mozurkewich and P. Schwartz, Amer. Astron. Soc. Bull. 20 (1989) :1093.
, “Infrared Imaging Spectroscopy of Starburst and Seyfert Galaxies," with
J. Fischer, in Proceedings of the 22nd Eslab Symposium on Infrared Spectro-

scopy _in Astronomy (1989).
"Far Infrared Absorption Properties of Metallic Meshes,"

with G.R. Davis, P.A.R. Ade, and J. Fischer, in Proceedings of the Con-
ference on Infrared Physics 4 (Zurich, 1989).

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

Barley, Nigel. Foreheads of the Dead: An Anthropological View of Kalabari

Ancestral Screens. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Press for
the National Museum of African Art, 1988.

Luskey, Judith, and Paula Richardson Fleming, Assistant Director, National
Anthropological Archives. The North American Indians in Early
Photographs. North American Second Edition (fifth printing), New York:
Barnes and Noble; Oxford: Oxford University Press, Phaidon (second
printing); Munich: Verlag C.H. Beck (second printing), 1989.

National Museum of African Art. Echoes of the Kalabari: Sculpture by Sokari
Douglas Camp. Washington, D.C.: National Museum of African Art, 1988.

Ravenhill, Philip. "Gold of Africa." Archaeology. May/June, 1989.

, and Roslyn A. Walker. Kalabari Ancestral Screens: Levels of
Meaning [exhibition brochure]. Washington, D.C.: National Museum of
African Art, 1988.

Sieber, Roy. Contribution in The Traditional Artist in African Societies (new
printing). Ed. W. d'Azeredo. Bloomington: Indiana University Press,
1989.

, Co-editor. Traditional Arts in Africa Series. The Mande
Blacksmiths: Knowledge, Power, and Art in West Africa by Patrick
McNaughton. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1989.

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Blair, Karen J. The History of Women's Voluntary Associations in America: A
Guide to Sources. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1988.

Boime, Albert. Vincent van Gogh: Die Sternenacht: Die Geschichte des
Stoffes und der Stoff der Geschicht. Frankfurt am Main: Fisher
Taschenbuch Verlag, 1989.

- "Blacks in Shark-Infested Water: Visual Encodings of Racism in
Copley and Homer.” Smithsonian Studies in American Art 3, no. l
(Winter 1989): 18-47.

- “The Chocolate Venus, Tainted Pork, Wine Blight, and the Tariff:
Franco-American Stew at the Fair.” In Paris 1889: American Artists
at the Universal Exposition. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1989.

Broun, Elizabeth. Albert Pinkham Ryder. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Press, 1989.

Foresta, Merry. Introduction for The Photography of Invention. Cambridge:
MIT Press, 1989.

Malarcher, Patricia. "Gatherings: Re Criticism.” New Work, no. 38
(Summer 1989).

- "Clay Views: Insiders' Perspectives.” In CRITS. Cullowhee, N.C.:
Western Carolina University, 1989.

- “Of One Cloth: Textiles and the Liturgical Arts." Surface Design
Journal 13. ):no.:3-CSpring.1989)..

- “Basketry Considerations,” In Basketry Interpretations. Toronto,
Ontario: The Museum of Textiles, 1989.

- "Quilting: Present Progressive.” In Dreamscapes. Clinton, N.J.:
Hunterdon Art Center, 1988.

Moser, Joann. “The Ideal and the Practical: Some Thoughts on Recent
Catalogues Raisonnes.” The Tamarind Papers 11 (Fall 1989): 62-68

» "“Novija Americka Grafika"” (New American Graphics), catalogue
essay for exhibition sponsored by the United States Information
Service. American Embassy, Belgrade: April 1989.

Norelli, Martina Roudabush. East Meets West: Chen Chi Watercolors.
Columbus, Ga.: The Columbus Museum of Art, 1989.

- "The Watercolors of Antoine-Louis Barye.” In Lilien F. Robinson
and Edward J. Nygren, Antoine-Louis Barye: The Corcoran Collection.
Washington, D.C.: Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1988.

Panzer, Nora. "Mythology and the Art of Paul Manship.” Brochure, 1989.

- "A Guide for Teachers: The Patricia and Phillip Frost
Collection: American Abstraction 1930-1945." Brochure, 1989.

Pohl, Frances K. Ben Shahn: New Deal Artist in a Cold War Climate,
1947-1954. Austin: University of Texas, 1989.

. Introduction to Histoire d' -E. Catalogue of an Exhibition

by the Italian Artist, Mirella Bentivoglio. London: Writer's Forun,
1988.

- "Ben Shahn and Fortune Magazine: Representations of Labor in
1946." Labor's Heritage 1 (January 1989).

- “Report from Palermo: International Conference on Women and
Writing.” Women's Studies International Forum 12, no. 1 (January
1989).

- Review of Human Rights/Human Wrongs: Art and Social Change,
edited by Robert Hobbs and Frederick Woodward. Archives of American
Art Journal 28, no. 1 (1988).

Rand, Harry. Paul Manship. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution
Press, 1989.

. "“Friedensreich Hundertwasser in Japan,” (bilingual text) Tokyo
Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, Iwaki City Museum of Art. Kuashiki,
Japan: 1989.

“Users Used and Abused, "Visual Resources 5, no. 2 (1989).
. "Making the Calender.” In Masterworks of American Art from the
Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute. New York: Abrams, Inc., 1989.
. “Interview.” In Documents 1, no. 1 (summer 1989).
Roark, Elisabeth L. “Courbet's Joueurs de Dames and “La vie de Boheme.”
Gazette des Beaux-Arts 112 (December 1988).
Zalesch, Saul E. and Jill M. Hobgood. From Havana to Wall Street: Popular
Sheet Music In America, 1898-1929. Newark, Del.: University of
Delaware, 1988.

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Office of the Director

Kennedy, Roger G. Orders from France: The Americans and the French in a
Revolutionary World. New York: Knopt,

Office of Academic Programs

Kulik, Gary. "Comment: The Hero in Industrial History" in The Popular
Perception of Industrial History, edited by Robert Wetble and Francis
alsh. LH and the Museum of American Textile History, 1989.

. "Designing the Past: History Museum Exhibitions from Peale to
the Present" in History Museums in the United States: A Critical
Assessment, edited by Warren Leon and Roy Rozensweig. Champaign:
University of Illinois Press, 1989.

Department of the History of Science and Technology

Davis, Audrey B, with Richard Glenner, D.D.S. and Gordon Dammann. "The
Illinois Dentist in Defence of His Country." Illinois State Dental
Journal (February 1989): 10-14.

. “Anesthetist and Anesthesiologist: Technology in the Social
Context of a Medical and Nursing Speciality." Transactions and
Studies of the College of Physicians of PhiladeTphia IT (June 1989).

. “Medical Museums in Paris.” Medical eotiector!s

Association Newsletter (Fall 1989).

Ezell, Edward c. my Arms Today, 2nd Edition, Stackpole Books,
Harrisburg, ass

Green, Rayna. "Kill the Indian and Save the Man: Indian Education in the
United States" in Mary Lou Hultgren and Paulette Fairbanks Molin To
Lead and to serve: American Indian Education at Hampton Institute _
: xhibition Catalog. arlottesville, Va.: Virginia
Foundation TOF the Humanities, 1989, 9-14.
. "Culture and Gender in Indian America," Sojourner 15, no. 1
(September 1989): 20-22.
Johnston, Paul F. "Knowledge: The Real Treasure." Sea History 51 (Autumn
1989): 6-7.
"Between the Devil and The Dark Blue Sea: Archaeology and

the Council of American Maritime Museums" in Underwater Archaeology
Proceedings from the Society for Historical Archaeology Conference,
edited by J. Barto Arnold IIT. Pleasant Hill, Calif.: Society for
Historical Archaeology, 1989, 149-150.

. "Underwater Archaeology in the United States" in The Baltic
Sea: A Cultural Transmitter. Kotka: Anson Oy, 1988, Publication
Number 10, Series of the Provincial Museum of Kymenlaakso, 99-117.

. "The End of the Age of Sail: Merchant Shipping in the
Nineteenth Century," in Ships and Shipwrecks of the Americas, edited
by George F. Bass. London: Thames and Hudson, 1988.

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Johnston, Paul F., and Peter J. Fetchko. "The Peabody Museum of Salem" in
Maritime America, edited by Peter Neil]. New York: Harry Abrams and
Balsam Press, 1988.

Jones, Lu Ann. "Women on the Land" in The Encyclopedia of Southern
Culture. Chapel Hill, N.C.: University of North Carolina Press, 1989.

Jones, Lu Ann, and Nancy Grey Osterud. "Breaking New Ground: Oral History
and Agricultural History." Journal of American History (September
1989).

Kondratas, Ramunas A. "Public Health" in Academic American
Encyclopedia, Vol. 15. Danbury, Conn.: Grolier Inc., 1988, 608-609.

"The Brunonian Influence on the Medical Thought and Practice
of JOS Seph Frank." Medical History, Supplement no. 8 (1988): 75-88.
Liebhold, Peter. "The Development of High-speed Tool Steel." Cutting Tool

Engineering (June 1989).
"The Bicycle and the Development of High Speed Grinding."

Cuttin ig Tool Engineering (August 1989).

"Solomon Nunes Carvalho, Exploration Photographer," in
SoTomon Nunes Carvalho exhibition catalog. Jewish Historical Society
Of Baltimore: Baltimore, Md., 1989.

Lubar, Steven. "The Power of the Niagara: Scientific, Technological, and
Cultural Contexts of an Engineering Decision." Technology and Society
(Spring 1989).

Melosh, Barbara. "Speaking of Women: Museums' Representation of Women's
History" in History Museums and Historic Sites in the United States,
edited by Warren Leon and Roy Rosenweig. Champaign, ITl.: University
of Illinois Press, 1989.

""Not Merely a Profession.

Spring "1989,

. "Nursing Conflicts." Chronicle of Higher Education,
November 2,1988, B2 (excerpt from Speech).

. Review of Able-bodied Womanhood by Martha Verbrugge. Isis
80: T:301 (1989): 108-T09S.

Molella, Arthur P. cere the History of Invention," reprinted in
Bulletin of Science, Technology, & Society 8, no. 3 (1988): 279-86.
e First Generation: Usher, umford, and Giedion," in In

Contex t, History and the History of Technology, Essays in Honor on...
MeTvin Kranzber , edited by Stephen H. Cutcliffe and Robert C. Post.
VoT. | of Research in Technology Studies. Bethlehem, Pa.: Lehigh
University Press, 1988.

. “America's Golden Age," an interview with Thomas P. Hughes.

American Heritage of Invention and Technology 5 (Spring/Summer 1989):

"Technology and Society: The Mechanical or the Organic

Ideal?" in Proceedings of the Symposium: Technology--For the Benefit
of Society? 1989, 20-28.

Reingold, Nathan "Physics and Engineering in the United States, 1945-1965,
a Study of Pride and Prejudice," The Michelson Era in American
Science, 1870-1970 by S. Goldberg and R. Stuewer. New York, 1988.

Stephens Carlene. "The Impact of the Telegraph on Public Time in the

United States, 1844-1893." IEEE Technology & Society Magazine 8
(March 1989): 4-10.

American Behavioral Scientist

- "The Most Reliable Time: William Bond, the New England
~ Railroads, and Time Awareness in 19th-Century America." Technology 4
Culture 30° (January 1989): 1-21.
. “Partners in Time: William Bond & Son of Boston and the
Harvard College Observatory." Harvard Library Bulletin 35: 351-384.
Stine, Jeffrey K. "John Lucian Savage,” in Dictionary of American

Biography, supplement eight. New York: 1988, 5/2-73. |
Warner, Deborah. “Commodities for the Classroom: Apparatus for Science and
Education in Antebellum America," Annals of Science 45 (1988): 387-97.

White, John H., Jr. "William d'Alton "Mann," Tn The Encyclopedia of American

Business History and Biography: Railroads in the Nineteenth Century.
Facts on File, 1988, 244-45,

- "George Mortimer Pullman," in The Encyclopedia of American

Business History and Biography: Railroads in the Nineteenth Century,

. "Webster Wagner," in The Encyclopedia of American Business
History and Biography: Railroads in the Nineteenth Century, 423-24.

. “George Westinghouse,” in The Encyclopedia of American
Business History and Biography: Railroads in the Nineteenth Century,

"Theodore Tuttle Woodruff," in The Encyclopedia of American

Business History and Biography: Railroads in the Nineteenth Century,

. Introduction to Vol. I of A Century of Pullman Cars by Ralph
Barger. Greenberg Publishing Co., 1988
Withuhn, William L. "Salzburgers," in Dictionary of Afro-American Slavery,
edited by Randall M., Miller and John D. tthe westport, Ct.:
Greenwood Press, 1988.
. Introduction to Focus on Rails by John Gruber. Mid-Continent
Historical Society, 1989.

Worthington, William: "Early Risers." American Heritage of Invention &
Technology 4, no. 3 (Winter 1989): -44,
. “What Is this Man Up To." American Heritage of Invention 4

Technology 5, no. 1 (Spring 1989): 46-
Department of Social] and Cultural History

Adrosko, Rita J. "Textile Machinery Patents," in Catalogue of the Patent
Model Exhibit in Japan. 1989.

Bird, William L., Jr. "A Spate of New Toys Invades America's Living Rooms,"
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Crew, Spencer, and James Horton. "Afro-Americans and Museums," in History
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Crouch, Tom D. The Bishop's Boys: A Life of Wilbur and Orville Wright. New
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Division of Musical History, Recordings:

Beethoven Symphonies 1 and 3 - deutsche harmonia mundi.

Beethoven Op. 18, Smithson Quartet - deutsche harmonia mundi.

Beethoven Op. 70 Trios - Smithsonian Collection of Recordings.

Corelli Op. 3 - Smithsonian Collection of Recordings.

Dvorak Piano Trio, Opus 90, Smithsonian Collection of Recordings.

Gottschalk Piano Music, Smithsonian Collection of Recordings.

Hayden Op. 54 Quartets - deutsch harmonia mundi.

Hayden Op. 77 Quartets - EMI.

Hayden Op. 103 Quartets - EMI.

Smetana Piano Trio, Opus 15, Smithsonian Collection of Recordings.
Hasse, John Edward. “Rudi Blesh," "Hoagy Carmichael," "Knocky Parker,"

"J. Russel Robinson," "Wally Rose," and "Bob Scobey," in The New Grove

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[Ltd.; New York: Grove's Dictionaries of Music, 1988.

The Classic Hoagy Carmichael, produced and annotated by the
author. evised edition. ondon: C Records, 1988. Set of
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"All-American Ragtime." WETA Magazine (July 1989): 6-8.

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Janssen, Barbara. Technology in Miniature, American Textile Patent Models
1819-1840. Washington, D. C.: Smithsonian Press, 1988.

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. "Getting the Goods: Consumption, Material Culture and History"
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. “Lining Hymn.” Black Music Research Journal: 77-83.

Roth, Rodris. “Domestic Life: Furniture,” in the Catalog of the Patent Model
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Rubenstein, Harry R. "Symbols and Images of American Labor: Badges
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"Symbols and Images of American Labor: Dinner Pails and Hard

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Serio, Anne Marie. “Lighting in 19th-Century America," in Catalog of the
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Smith, Barbara Clark, and Kathy Peiss. Men and Women: A History of Costume,
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Sturm, Gary. Contribution to Shapes of the Baroque: Historical Development
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Wright, Helena E. "Selling an Image: Views of Lowell 1825-1876," in The

Popular Perception of Industrial History. Lanham, Md: AASLH Library,
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. Rome at War as Seen Through Coins. Washington, D.C.:
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Doty, R. G. "Alabama currency in Smithsonian holdings," Coin World (March
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. "Cent," "Denarius," "Dime," "Dollar," "Drachma," "Legal
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. “coins, in Vol. 1 of International Encyclopedia of
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. “Pittsburgh enriches paper money history." Coin World (August
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. "Private notes common issue in Arkansas." Coin World (April
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. "Smithsonian note collection 'splendid'." Coin World (March
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. "Bar Hebraeus on Money." Numismatics International 24, no. 8
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. "Barker on money troubles in Ottoman Syria and Egypt."
Numismatics International 24, no. 6 (June 1989): 147.

; evotional Medal from Khotan." Numismatics International
22, no. 10 (October 1988): 233-37.

. "A Donation of Dies." Numismatics International 23, no. 5
(May 1989): 117-19.

- "A Donation of Dies II." Numismatics International 23, no. 1
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. "A Donation of Dies III." Numismatics International 23, no. 2
(February 1989): 44-45.

. "A Donation of Dies IV." Numismatics International 23, no. 3
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. "A Donation of Dies V.
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. '"Fynes Moryson on the Ottoman monies of 1617," in A
Festschrift Presented to Ibrahim Artuk on the Occasion of the 20th
Anniversary of the Turkish Numismatic Society. Istanbul: Turkish
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.1. “Moorcroft "'s and Trebeck's numismatic comments of 1819-1825."
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. "Pirate money in Dutch New York." Numismatics International
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. 'Pre-Nineteenth Century Acadian Given Names." The Genealogist
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"P'tit Francois Arsenault of Cocagne." The Genealogist 14,
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. Review of Professor Ajay Mitra Shastri Felicitation Volume,
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- Review of Russkie efeimki issledovanie i katalog by I. C.
Spasski. Numismatics International 23, no. 2 (February 1989): 50-51.
Review Of Ihe History of Russian Coins (1988), The Millennium

Of First Russian Coins (1988), and Russian History and Culture of the
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- Review, "Three New Russian-language Numismatic Books."
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3 usso-Chinese Gin-Ricksha chit." Journal of the Russian
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~ Saints in Metal." Numismatics International 22, no. 12,
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. "A Samanid Hoard of Nuh I bin Nasr." Numismatics
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~ "Valentin on the early 18th-century coinage of Ceylon."
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Bruns, James H. “Alternative Designs for the 1963 6-cent Precancelled Air
Mail Postal Card." Postal Stationery 31, no. 1 (January-February
1989): 3-9

- "Benjamin Lipsner and the Air Mail." Stamps 227, no. 9 (May
ZT 989 eile 36,

- "Did Someone Throw Them in the River?" Postal Stationery 31,
no. 4 (July-August 1989): 114-19.

. "George S. Batchellor . . . An Eminent American." Stamps 228,
nose? (August 12, 1989}< 12; 17.

"Neither snow, nor rain... Ben Franklin had built a mail

service that helped unify our new nation." Constitution 1, no. 2
(Winter 1989): 25-29.

. "The Postal Saving Systems, Part 3." Postal Stationery 31,
no. 2 (March-April 1989): 49-52.

« “The Potts Letter, Box." The Heliograph 3,’ no. 1-(Winter

1989): 1-7.
. "Prominence of the Cityscape .. . Post Office
Architecture." The Heliograph 3, no. 3 (Summer 1989): 1-6.
. "The Scarcity of Panama-Pacific Proofs: Rhetoric or Reality?
Part 6." The United States Specialist 60, no. 3 (March 1989): 165-72.
. "The Scarcity of Panama-Pacific Proofs: Rhetoric or Reality?
Part 7." The United States Specialist 60, no. 4 (April 1989): 195-96.
"The Schmidt Cameo-Tike Dummy Die." Postal Stationery 31,

no. 3 (May-June, 1989): 66-71.

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. “White Wagon Mail Service." Stamps 227, no. 4 (April 22,
ania foi) ew Ft bree tral es
Geraci, Joseph J. “Ecuador, A Glimpse at One of the Smithsonian's
Specialized Foreign Collections." NPC Newsletter 1, no. 2
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. “First Day Covers--A Working Library." Stamps (September 30,
1989).

. "French Military Cachets of the 1849 Expedition to Rome."
France and Colonies Philatelist 45. no. 2.

. Reviews of Stanley Gibbons Stamp Catalogue, Part 1, British
Commonwealth (1989); Fun and Profit in Stamp Coltecting. 5th edition,
By Herman Herst, Jr.; Universal Stamping Machine Co., Machines and
Postal Markings, 1909-1920 by Bart Billings; Check List of Postage
Stamps About GG Dy A. Herbert Grimsley. Stamps (January 14, 1989).

. Reviews Of Private Printed Franks on U.S. Goverment Envelopes
by Austin P. Haller; Standard Encyclopedia of Doremus Machine eee
by Frederick Landgford; Collecting Stamps for Pleasure and Profit by
Barry Krause; and Facit Ortstampelkatalog/Postal History, 1989 by the
Swedish FAcit Committee. Stamps (February I1, 1989).

Reviews of Self-Sufficiency at All Costs: Confederate Post
Office Operations in North Carolina, - y Ricnard F. Ridgway;
ostcard View of Jewisn Life by Davi earlman; and Airmail Antics
Dy Fred Boughner. Stamps (March 11, 1989).
Reviews of Stanley Gibbons Great Britain, Volume 5, Queen

Elizabeth II Decimal Special Issues, Ist edition (1988); Masonic
Philately (Part 5) by Trevor J. Fray; Handbook of British Philately
for the Intermediate Collector, Section 16, Coils by fom Current;
Bangladesh Stamps and Postal History by Siddique M. Rahman; and
SAL Gibbons Stamp Catalog, Part II, Scandinavia, 3d edition
tamps (Apri

. Reviews of The Handbook of Tennis Philately by Lester M.

Yerkes; Specialized Catalog of United States First Day Covers,

complied by Leo August and Dr. Gerald H. Strauss; The Congress Book,

1988, Fifty-Fourth American Philatelic Congress, edited by Barbara R.
MueTTer. Stamps (May 6, T9895).

Reviews of Confederate States of America, General Issues

Stamp Album by Conrad L. Bush; Stanley Gibbons Stamp Catalogue, Part
2, AuStria & Hungary, 4th edition (1988); Stanley Gibbons Collect
Britisn Stamps, t5th edition (1988). Stamps (July T, 1989).

Reviews of Opinions V, Philatelic Eapertizing-oAn Inside
View, edited by Elizabet ope; BLS 1latelic Federation,
ToSs" Yearbook and Philatelic Sonietias Directory, edited by A. Herbert

rimsley; Pharmacy in Philately um by George Griffenhagen; and

Who's Who on the Postage Stamps of the World, 1840-1984, A Master
Index, Wolume |, Aa-Az by Paul G. Partington. Stamps (September 23,

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Anton-Pacheco, C.; Rowan, L. C.; Payas, A.; Gumiel, P.; Kingston, M. J.
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Anton-Pacheco, Carmen; Rowan, Lawrence; Gumiel, Pablo; Schmidt, R. G.;
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Blakey, Michael L. "Skull Doctors: Intrinsic Social and Political
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"Racism Through the Looking Glass: An Afro-American
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"Social Policy, Economics, and Demographic Change in
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"The African-American Professional Association: A Place for
Refuge, A Source of Change." Academe September-October. 1989.

Brown, James A., and Rogers, J. Daniel. "Linking Spiro's Artistic
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Fischbeck, Helmut J.; Rogers, J. Daniel; Ryan, Stuart R.; and Swenson,
Fern E. "Sourcing Ceramics in the Spiro Region: A Preliminary
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Fitzhugh, William W. "Smithsonian Institution." In Arctic Research of
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. "Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Seal Lake Region,
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Annual Report No. 7, Historic Resources Division, Government of

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Fleming, Paula. The North American Indians in Early Photographs.
Fleming and Luskey. Dorsett Press, New York. 1988.

Fowler, Don D. "Myself in the Water." The Western Photographs of John

K. Hiller, 1871-1900. Washington, D. C.: Smithsonian Institution

Press. 1989.

Fowler, Don D.; Hattori, Eugene M.; and Creger, C. Cliff. Summary
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County, Oregon, 1987-1988. University of Nevada, Reno Department
of Anthropology Research Reports. 89-1. Reno. 1989.

Frohlich, Bruno; Kervran, Monik; Carusso, Vincent; and McCormick,
Kenneth. "Non-Contacting Terrain Conductivity Measurements at
Qala't al-Bahrain, Bahrain. Arabian Gulf." Dilmon: Journal of
the Bahrain Historical and Archaeological Society 14 (1989): 74-
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Frohlich, Bruno; Ortner, Donald J.; and Al-Khalifa, Haya. "Human
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Goddard, Ives. "Stylistic Dialects in Fox Linguistic Change". In

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"Pre-Cheyenne *y." In In Honor of Haas: From the Haas
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William Shipley. (1988): 345-360. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter.
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White Relations. Edited by Wilcomb E. Washburn. (1988): 646.
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"Zeisberger, David 1721-1808." In History of Indian-White
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Goddard, Ives, and Bragdon, Kathleen J. Native Writings in
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Houchins, Chang-su. "Kisan P'ungsok-to: Sumisonian Pangmulgwan Sojang
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Jungers, William L.; Cole, III, Theodore M.; and Owsley, Douglas W.
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Kaeppler, Adrienne L. "Pacific Festivals and the Promotion of
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Four Entries (Hawaiian "Lei niho palaoa", Fijian "Kali",
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"She Writes the Songs that Make the Whole World Sing." Book
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Karp, Ivan. The Creativity of Power: Cosmol and Action in African
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"Introduction." In The Creativity of Power: Cosmology and
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"Power and Capacity in Ritual of Possession." In The
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Kaupp, Ann. P. Anthro. Notes. A National Museum of Natural History
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. "The Hopi-Smithsonian Project: Bridging a Gap." Anthro. Notes
10 (3) (Fall 1988): 11-14.

Killeen, Victoria, and Owsley, Douglas W. "Where are the Soldiers
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Laughlin, Robert M. "The Living World of the Maya." Orion Nature
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. "What is a Tzotzil? or What is the Truth of the Matter? or What

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Laughlin, Robert M., and Haviland, John B. The Great Tzotzil
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Mann, R. W., and Krakker, J. J. "A Black Skeletal Sample from
Washington, D.C. in the Context of Nineteenth-Century Urban
Expansion. Tennessee Anthropologist 14 (1)(1989): 1-32.

Mann, R. W., and Murphy, S. P. "Skeletal Indicators of Physical Stress
in the Fort Erie Soldiers: Schmorl's Depressions, Cortical
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Mann, Robert W. "Calcaneus Secundarius: Description of a Common
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Mann, Robert W., and Owsley, Douglas W. "Anatomy of Uncorrected
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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association 79
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Meggers, Betty J. "Desenvolvimento da arqueologia brasileira, 1935-
1985: uma visao pessoal." Boletim Serie Catalogos 3 (1989):
149-154. Instituto de Arquelogia Brasileira, Rio de Janeiro.

. "Archaeology: South America’. Handbook of Latin American
Studies 49 (1989): 51-75. Austin, Texas: University of Texas
Press.

Meggers, Betty J., and Danon, Jacques. "Identification and
Implications of a Hiatus in the Archeological Sequence on Marajo
Island, Brazil." Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences
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Meggers, Betty J.; Dias, Ondemar F.; Miller, Eurico Th.; and Perota,
Celso. "Implications of Archeological Distributions in Amazonia."
Proceedings of a Workshop on Neotropical Distribution Patters Held
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Ortner, D. J. "Paleopathology and the Rheumatic Diseases." In The
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Ortner, D. J., and Krakker, James J. Case Report No. 10.
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Owsley, Douglas W., and Berryman, Hugh E. "Ethnographic and
Archaeological Evidence of Scalping in the Southeastern United
States." Reprinted in Mini-Histories: Of Hair, Scalps and
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Payas, A.; Schmidt, R. G.; Gmiel, P.;Anton-Pacheco, C.; Romeu, U;
Kingston, M. J.; Milton, N. M.; Rowan, L. C. El uso de imagenes
Landsat. IM en la exploracion de oro en el Carolina slate belt:

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Payas, Alba; Schmidt, R. G.; Gumiel, Pablo; Anton-Pacheco, Carmen;
Kingston, M. J.; Rowan, L. C.; and Milton, N. M. "Studies of
Landsat T Data Anomalies on Field Soils and Forest Vegetation
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Potter, Stephen R. "Early English Effects on Virginia Algonquian
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Rogers, J. Daniel. "Settlement Contexts for Shifting Authority in the
Arkansas Basin." In Contributions to Spiro Archaeology: Mound

Excavations and Regional Perspectives. Edited by J. Daniel
Rogers, Don G. Wyckoff, and Dennis A. Peterson. (1989): 159-176.

Oklahoma Archeological Survey, Studies in Oklahoma's Past 16.

"Context for a Regional Perspective." In Contributions to
Spiro Archaeology: Mound Excavations and Regional Perspectives.
Edited by J. Daniel Rogers, Don G. Wyckoff, and Dennis A.
Peterson. (1989): 113-115. Oklahoma Archeological Survey,
Studies in Oklahoma's Past 16.

Review of Vectors of Death: The Archaeology of European
Contact, by Ann F. Ramenofsky. University of New Mexico Press,
Albuquerque (1987). American Antiquity 54 (1989): 658-660.

Rogers, J. Daniel; Wyckoff, Don G.; and Peterson, Dennis A.

(Editors). Contributions to Spiro Archaeol : Mound Excavations
and Regional Perspectives. Oklahoma Archeological Survey, Studies

in Oklahoma's Past 16. 1989.

Singleton, Theresa A. "Breaking New Ground." Southern Exposure 16(2)
(1988a): 18-22.

Trousdale, William. "A Kushan Scabbard Slide from Afghanistan."
Bulletin of the Asia Institute 2 (1988): 25-30.

Ubelaker, Douglas H. "Porotic Hyperostosis in Prehistoric Ecuador."
(Abstract) 12th International Congress of Anthropological and
Ethnological Sciences Zagreb, July 24-31, 1988. Collegium
Anthroplogicum 12 (Supplement) (1988): 34.

. "Postmortem Modification of Human Bones, Lessons from Modern
Forensic Cases." (Abstract) 12th International Congress of
Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences Zagreb, July 24-31,
1988. Collegium Antroplogicum 12 (Supplement) (1988): 344.
. “Prehistoric Human Biology at La Tolita, Ecuador, A
Preliminary Report." Journal of the Washington Academy of
Sciences 78 (1)(1988): 23-37.

"A Preliminary Report of Analysis of Human Remains from Aqua

Blanca, A Prehistoric Late Integration Site from Coastal Ecuador."
Journal of the Washington Academy of Sciences 78 (1) (1988): 17-
22.

. "North American Indian Population Size, A.D. 1500 to 1985."
American Journal of Physical Anthrology 77 (3) (1988): 289-294.
. "Lost Testimonios de Nuestra Historia Antigua: Estudio de
Esqueletos." Hoy, 4 de Septiembre, p. 2C. Quito, Ecuador. 1988.

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Oo
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Ubelaker, Douglas H. "Restos Humanos Prehistoricos del Sitio
Cotocollao, Provincia del Pichincha, Ecuador." Appendix 11, pp.
557-571 in Cotocollao: Una Aldea Formative del Valle de Quito by
Marcelo Villalba. Miscelania Antropologica Ecuatoriana, Serie
Monografica 2, Museos del Banco Central Del Ecuador: Quito. 1988.
. Human Skeletal Remains. Excavation, Analysis, Interpretation.
Second Edition. Washington: Taraxacum. (1989): 172 pages, 164
figures, 31 tables, 7 appendices.

___. "J. Lawrence Angel 1915-1986" (obituary). American Antiquity
~~ 54 (1)(198): 5-8.

. "The Reburial Issue." Physical Anthropology News 8 (1) (1989):
1-4.

Ubelaker, Douglas H., and Sperber, Norman D. "Alterations in Human
Bones and Teeth as a Result of Restricted Sun Exposure and Contact
with Corrosive Agents." Journal of Forensic Sciences 33 (2):
540-548.

Van Beek, Gus W. The Scholarship of William Foxwell Albright: An

raisal. Harvard Semitic Monographs No. 33 (1989) Atlanta,
Georgia: Scholars Press.

"The Organization of the Symposium." In The Scholarship of
William Foxwell Albright. Harvard Semitic Monographs No. 33
(1989): 3-5. Atlanta, Georgia: Scholars Press.

. "William Foxwell Albright: A Short Biography." In The
Scholarship of William Foxwell Albright. Harvard Semitic
Monographs No. 33 (1989): 7-15. Atlanta, Georgia: Scholars
Press.

. 'W. F. Albright's Contribution to Archaeology." In The
"Scholarship of William Foxwell Albright (1989): 61-73. Atlanta,
Georgia: Scholars Press.

Wright, Rita P. "New Tracks on an Ancient Frontier." In
Archaeological Thought in America. Edited by C. C. Lamberg-
Karlovsky (1989): 268-279. Cambridge University Press.

Wright, Rita P.; Beaudry, M.; and Kenoyer, J. M. "Traditional Potters
of India." Expedition 29 (3) (1987) : 55-63.

Wright, Rita P.; Blackman, M. J.; and Mery, S. "Production and
Distribution of Ceramics from the Perspective of Hili." Journal

of Field Archaeology 16 (1)(1989): 61-77.

Department of Botany

Averett, J. E.; Huang, S.; and Wagner, W. L. "Flavonoid Survey of
Oenothera (Onagraceae): sects. Gauropsis, Hartmannia, Kneiffia
Paradoxus, and Xyloplerum." American Journal of Botany. 75
(1988): 476-483.

Bogner, J., amd Nicolson, D. H. "Revision of the South American Genus
Gorgonidium Schott (Araceae: Spathicarpeae)." Botanisches
Jahrbucher 109 (1988): 529-554.

Dietrich, W., and Wagner, W. L. "Systematics of Oenothera Section
Oenothera Subsection Raimannia and Subsection Nutantigemma
(Onagraceae)." Systematic Botany Monographs 24 (1988): 1-91.

Eyde, R., and Ferguson, K. "The Little Lost Dogwood of Frank Kingdon

Ward." Kew Magazine 6 (2) (1989): 74-83.

ie)

Fletcher, A., and Hale, M. E. "New Xanthoparmelia (Lichenized
Ascomycotina)» from Brazil." Mycotaxon 33 (1988): 279-280.

Fosberg, F. R. "In the Beginning..." University South Pacific
Bulletin 22 (15) (1989): 1-3.

. "Guest Editorial: Interest and Beauty in the World."
Environmental Conservation 16 (1989): 14.
"Society Island Plants. 1. Typha L. (Typhaceae)."
Botanical Bulletin Academia Sinica 30 (1989): 219-221.

- “Garbage Dump in the Marshall Islands." Environmental
Conservation 16 (1989): 78-79.

Fosberg, F. R., and Sachet, M.-H. "Three Cultivated Ixoras
(Rubiaceae)." Baileya 23 (1989): 74-85.

. "Lectotypification of Ixora coccinea L. (Rubiaceae)." Taxon
38 (1989): 486-489.

Frame, D.; Wagner, W. L.; Herbst, D. R.; and Sohmer, S. H. "Hawaiian
Islands." In Floristic Inventory of Tropical Countries. Edited
by D. Campbell and H. D. Hammond. New York: New York Botanical
Garden, 1989: 181-186.

Goldberg, A., and Cirilo, N. S. "Haptanthus, a New Dictyledonous Genus
from Honduras." Systematic Botany 14 (1989): 16-19, figs. 1-3.

Greuter, W.; McNeill, J.; and Nicolson, D. H. "Report on Botanical
Nomenclature - Berlin 1987." Englera 9 (1989): 1-228.

"Regarding Proposals to Amend the International Code of

Botanical Nomenclature: Procedures." Taxon 38 (1989): 474-

475).

Hale, M. E. "New Species in the Lichen Genus Xanthoparmelia
(Ascomycotina: Parmeliaceae)." Mycotaxon 34 (2) (1989): 541-
564.

"A Monograph of the Lichen Genus Karoowia Hale (Ascomycotina:
Parmeliaceae)." Mycotaxon 35 (1) (1989): 177-198.

"A New Lichen Genus, Psiloparmelia Hale (Ascomycotina:
Parmeliaceae)." Mycotaxon 35 (1) (1989): 41-44.

Hale, M. E., and Cole, M. lLichens of California, California Natural
History Guides, 54. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of
California Press, 1988.

Hanisak, M. D.; Littler, M. M.; and Littler, D. S. "Functional
Morphology of the Polymorphic Red Alga Gracilaria tikvahiae."
Marine Biology 99 (1988): 157-165.

Imada, C. T.; Wagner, W. L.; and Herbst, D. R. "Checklist of Native
and Naturalized Flowering Plants of Hawai'i." Bishop Museum
Occassional Paper 29 (1989).

Jakupovic, J.; Grenz, M.; Bohlmann, F.; Wasshausen, D. C.; and King, R.
M. "Sesquiterpene Lactones from Rolandra fruticosa."

Phytochemistry 28 (7) (1989): 1937-1941.
he J.; Lehman, L.; Bohlmann, F.; King, R. M.; and Robinson, H.
"Sesquiterpene Lactones and Other Const icuents from Cassinia,
Actinobole and Anaxeton Species." Phytochemistry 27 (12) (1988):
3831-3839

Jakupovic, J.; Schuster, A.; Bohlmann, F.; Ganzer, U.; King, R. M.; and
Robinson, H. "Diterpenes and Other Constituents from Australian
Helichrysum and Related Species." Phytochemistry 28 (2) (1989):
543-551.

Judziewicz, E. J., and Peterson, P. M. "Sporobolus temomairemensis
(Poaceae: Eragrostideae), a New Species from Brazil and Surinam."
Systematic Botany 14 (1989): 525-528.

Kvist, L. P., and Skog, L. E. "Colummea _incredibilis and Cremosperma
filcifolium - Two Remarkable New Gesneriaceae from Wester
Colombia." Nordic Journal of’ Botany 8 (3) (1988): 253-257.

"The genus Cremosperma (Gesneriaceae) in Ecuador." Nordic

Journal of Botany 8 (3) (1988): 259-269.

. "Revision of Reldia (Gesneriaceae)." Nordic Journal of
Botany 8 (6) (1989): 601-611.

Lellinger, D. B. "The Ferns and Fern-allies of Costa Rica, Panama, and
the Choco (Part 1: Psilotaceae through Dicksoniaceae) ."
Pteridologia 2A (1989): 1-364.

Little, E. L., Jr. "Los Pinos Pinoneros de los Estados Unidos: su
pasado y su futuro." In I] Simposio Nacional sobre Pinos

Pinoneros 6-7-8 de Agosto de 1987. Compiled by M.-F. Passini, D.
G. Tovar, T. Eguiluz Piedra. Mexico: Centre d'Etudes Mexicaines

et Centramericaines, 1988: 21-27.

Little, E. L., Jr., amd Skolmen, R. G. Common Forest Trees of Hawaii
(Native and Naturalized). Agriculture Handbook 679. Washington,
De: U. S. Department of Agriculture, 1989.

Little, E. L., Jr., amd Wadsworth, F. H. Common Trees of Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands. Agriculture Handbook 249. Second
printing with supplement and added names. Washington, Dc: U. S.
Department of Agriculture, 1989.

Little, E. L., Jr.; Woodbury, R. O.; and Wadsworth, F. H. Arboles de

Puerto Rico y las Islas Virgenes, Sequndo Volumen. Agriculture
Handbook 449-S. Washington, DC: U. S. Department of Agriculture,
1988.

Littler;"D: S.5" Littler, Mi: M:+~Bucher, 'K. “E.7and'\Norris, J. N:

Marine plants of the Caribbean, a field quide from Florida to
Brazil. Washington, DC: Smithsonian Institution Press, 1989.

Littler, M. M.; Littler, D. S.; amd Brooks, B. L. "An Observational
Test of the Relative-dominance Paradigm: Field Notes from Joint
USSR-USA Expedition to the Seychelles." Report to the Republic of
the Seychelles from the cruise of the R/V Nesmeyanov (1989): 32
pages.

. "A Comparison of Nutrient-limited Productivity in Macroalgae
from High Granitic Islands Versus Phosphorus-rich and Phosphorus-
poor Coralline Atolls in the Seychelles Archipelago." Report to
the Republic of the Seychelles from the cruise of the R/V
Nesmeyanov (1989): 33 pages.

Littler, M."M.;> Littler, DD. S:.-"and Lapointe, B. Bi) "A Comparison of
Nutrient and Light-limited Photosynthesis in Psammophytic Versus
Epilithic Forms of Halimeda (Caulerpales, Halimedaceae) from the
Bahamas." Coral Reefs 6 (1988): 219-225.

Littler, M. M.; Taylor, P. R.; and Littler, D. S. "Complex
Interactions in the Control of Coral Zonation on a Caribbean Reef
Flat." Oecologia 80 (1989): 331-340.

Lorence, D. H.; Wagner, W. L.; and Herbst, D. R. "Plant Taxonomy in
the Hawaiian Islands." In Conservation Biology in Hawai'i.
Edited by C. P. Stone and D. B. Stone. Cooperative National Park
Resources Studies Unit, University of Hawai'i, Honolulu (1989):
43-47.

MacBryde, O. "Ecuador's Debt-for-Nature Swap." Biological
Conservation Newsletter 73 (1989): 1.

"New Colombian Parks." Threatened Plants Newsletter 29
(1988): 5-6.

Mill, S. W.; Gowing, D. P.; Herbst, D. R.; and Wagner, W. L. Indexed
Bibliography on the Flowering Plants of Hawai'i. Honolulu:
University of Hawaii Press and Bishop Museum Press, 1988.

Miller, J. S., amd Nowicke, J. W. "Sectional Placement of Some
Problematic Cordia Species (Boraginaceae)." Systematic Botany 14
(1989): 271-280.

Murray, S. N., and Littler, M. M. "Seaweeds and Seagrasses Floras of
Southern California: List for Twenty-one Rocky Intertidal Sites."
Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Science 88
(2) (1989): 72-80.

Nagarkar, M. B., and Hale, M. E. "New Species in the Lichen Family
Thelotremataceae from Asia (Ascomycotina)." Mycotaxon 35
(2) (1989): 437-447.

Nicolson, D. H. "History of Aroid Systematics." Aroideana 10
(4) (1988): 25-30.

Nicolson, D. H.; Suresh, C. R.; and Manilal, K. "An Interpretation of
Van Rheede's “Hortus Malabaricus'." Regnum Vegetabile 119
(1989): 1-378.

Nowicke, J. W. "A Palynological Study of Crotonoideae
(Euphorbiaceae)." ABSTRACT, International Conference on the
Systematics of the Euphorbiaceae. 1989.

Nowicke, J. W., and Miller, J. S. "Pollen Morphology and the
Relationships of Hoplestigmataceae." Taxon 38 (1989): 12-16.

Paredes, L; Jukupovic, J.; Bohlmann, F.; King, R. M.; and Robinson, H.
"p-htdroxyacetophenone Derivatives of the Montypic Genus
Platypodanthera." Phytochemistry 27 (10) (1988): 199-202.

Park, Y.-S. and Hale, M. E. "Hypotrachyna osseoalba, the Correct Name
for Hypotrachyna formosana (Parmeliaceae: Lichenized
Ascomycotina)." Taxon 38 (1)(1989): 88.

Peterson, P. M. '! la majalcensis (Poaceae: Eragrostideae), a
New Species from Chihuahua, Mexico." Systematic Botany 14
(1989): 316-319.

. "Lemma Micromorphology in the Annual Muhlenbergia (Poaceae) ."'
Southwestern Naturalist 34 (1989): 61-71.

Peterson, P. M.; Annable, C. R.; amd Franceschi, V. R. "Comparative
Leaf Anatomy in the Annual Muhlenbergia (Poaceae)." Nordic
Journal of Botany 8 (1989): 575-583.

Reveal, J. L., amd Nicolson, D. H. "(947) Proposal to Correct the
Typification of 2339 Iresine P. Browne, nom. cons.
(Amaranthaceae)." Taxon 38 (1989): 503-505.

Robinson, H. "Plagiochila rudischusteri, a New Species from the Paria
Peninsula of Venezuela." Beiheft zur Nova Hedwigia 90 (1988):
199-202.

. “Studies in the Lepidaploa Complex (Vermonieae: Asteraceae)
IV. The New Genus, Lessingianthus." Proceedings of the Biological
Society of Washington 101 (4) (1988): 929-951.

- "Studies in the Lepidaploa Complex (Vernonieae: Asteraceae) V.
The New Genus Chrysolaena." Proceedings of the Biological Society
of Washington 101 (4) (1988): 952-958.

Robinson, H. "Studies in the Lepidaploa Complex (Vernonieae:
Asteraceae) VI. A New Genus, Aynia." Proceedings of the
Biological Society of Washington 101 (4) (1988): 959-965.

. "A Revision of the Genus Dresslerothamnus (Asteraceae:

Senecioneae)." Systematic Botany 14 (3)(1989): 380-388.

Robinson, H., amd King, R. M. "Studies in the Eupatorieae (Asteraceae)
CCXXIV. Three Previously Misplaced South American Species."
Phytologia 65 (6)(1989): 487-488.

Skog, L. E. "Novae Gesneriaceae Neotropicarum II. A New Species of
Nautilocalyx from Venezuela." Systematic Botany 14 (3) (1989):
281-283.

"Coriaraceae." Flora of Ecuador 30 (1988): 3-7.

Smith, L. B. "New Key to the Genera of the Bromeliaceae." Beitrage
zur _ Biologie der Pflanzen 63 (1988): 403-411.

"A Giant Dyckia Mystery." Journal of the Bromeliad Society

38 (1988): 248, 249, fig. 5, 6.

. “Another Giant Dyckia Mystery." Journal of the Bromeliad

Society. 1-39: (1989): 206,207) Tig. 7, 8.

. "Julian A. Steyermark." Journal of the Bromeliad Society 39
(1989)°3 > 557469".

Smith, L. B.; Downs, R. J.; amd Klein, R. M. "Euforbiaceas." Flora
Tlustrada Catarinense, Monografia Euforbiaceas (1988, 1989): 1-
408;,,. f1gs.,.a—50.

Smith, L. B., and Kress, W. J. "New or Restored Genera of the
Bromeliaceae." Phytologia 66 (1989): 70-79.

Smith, L. B., and Wasshausen, D. C. "Begoniaceae." Flora de
Venezuela 4 (1989): 1-78, 101-105.

Tamayo-Castillo, G.; Jakupovic, J.; Bohlmann, F.; King, R. M.; and
Robinson, H. "Ent-clerodane Derivatives from Chromolaena
connivens." Phytochemistry 28 (2) (1989): 641-642.

Villa-Lobos, J. "Biosphere II Project." Biological Conservation
Newsletter 72 (1989): 1-2.

"New Foundation in Paraguay." Threatened Plants Newsletter
20 (1988): 6-7.

Wagner, W. L. “Reevaluation of Chamaesyce forbesii (Euphorbiaceae) ."
Bishop Museum Occasional Paper 28 (1988): 71-78.

Wagner, W. L.; Herbst, D. R.; and Sohmer, S. H. "Contributions to the
Flora of Hawai'i II. Begoniaceae—Violaceae and the
Monocotyledons." Bishop Museum Occasional Paper 29 (1989).

Wasshausen, D. C. "New and Interesting Species of Acanthaceae from
Peru." Beitrage zur Biologie der Pflanzen 63 (1988): 421-429.

Wurdack, J. J. "Melastomataceae." In Botany of the Guayana Highland -
Part XIII. B. Maguire and Collaborators. Memoirs of the New York
Botanical Garden 51 (1989): 102-105.

Zdero, C.; Bohlmann, F.; King, R. M.; and Robinson, H. "The First
12.8b-germacrolide and other Constituents from Bolivian Stevia
Species." Phytochemistry 27 (9) (1988): 2835-2842.

. "Sesquiterepene Lactones and Other Constituents from

Australian Helipterum Species." Phytochemistry 28 (2) (1989):

5 =—526:.

Zdero, C.; Bohlmann, F.; Solomon, J. C.; King, R. M.; and Robinson, H.
"Ent-clerodanes and Other Constituents from Bolivian Baccharis
Species." Phytochemistry 28 (2) (1989): 531-542.

Department of Entomology

Baimai, V.; Harbach, R. E.; and Kijchalao, U. "Cytogenetic Evidence
for a Fifth Species within the Taxon Anopheles dirus in Thailand.

Journal of the American Mosquito Control Association 4 (1988):
333-338.

Baolin, L.; Shuhaong, J.; and Ward, R. A. "New Mosquitoes in China
Added to the Second Supplement of the World Catalog (Diptera:
Culicidae)." Mosquito Systematics 21 (1988): 11-15.

Barnes, J. K., and Knutson, L. V. "86. Family Sciomyzidae." Pp.
566-567 in Evenhuis, N. L. (ed.), Catalog of the Diptera of the
Australasian and Oceanian Regions, 1,155 pp., Bishop Museum Press
and E. J. Brill, Honolulu (1989).

Burns, John M. "Phylogeny and Zoogeography of the Bigger and Better
Genus Atalopedes (Hesperiidae)." Journal of the Lepidopterists'
Society 43 (1989): 11-32.

Davis, Donald R. "Foreward" In A. K. Zagulajev (ed.), Fauna USSR

Subfamily Myrmecozelinae, Tineidae, Vol. 4, Academy of Sciences

USSR [English translation of Russian (1975)] (1988).

"Foreward" In V. I. Kuznetzov (ed.). The Lepidoptera Fauna of
the USSR _ and Adjacent Countries, Vol. 56, Academy of Sciences
USSR, [English translation of Russian (1973)] (1988).

"The Prototheoridae, an Indigenous Family of South

African Moths [Abstract]." Proceedings of the XVIII
International Congress of Entomology (1989): p. 26.

. "The Tineoid Complex: A Review of the Biology, Composition,
and Phylogeny of the Most Primitive Ditrysian Moths [Abstract].'
Proceedings of the XVIII International Congress of Entomology
(1989) "3. ps. 79)

. "Book Review. Lepidoptera Anatomy by John L. Eaton."
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 91

(2) (1989): 293-294.

Delfinado-Baker, M., and Baker, E. W. "A New Mite in Bee-hives:
Forellinia faini, n. sp. (Acari: Acaridae)." American Bee
Journal 129 (1989): 127-128.

Delfinado-Baker, M., amd Baker, E. W. "Mites (Acari) Associated with
Bees (Apidae) in Asia, with Description of a New Species."
American Bee Journal 129 (1989): 609-613.

Dellacasa, G., amd Gordon, R. D. "The Type Species of Aphodius
Subgenus Platyderides A. Schmidt." Bollettino della Societa
Entomologica Italiana 120 (1988): 121-124.

Drea, Jr., J. J., amd Carlson, R. W. "Establishment of Cybocephalus
sp. (Coleoptera: Nitidulidae) from Korea on Unaspis euonymi
(Hymenoptera: Diaspididae) in the Eastern United States."
Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 90 (1988):
307-309.

Endris, R. G.; Keirans, J. E.; Robbins, R. G.; and Hess, W. R.
Ormnithodores (Alectorobius puertoricensis Fox (Acari: Argasidae:
Redescripton by Scanning Electron Microscopy. Journal of Medical
Entomology 26 (3) (1989): 146-154.

Erwin, Terry L., and Pogue, Michael. "Agra, Arboreal Beetles of
Neotropical Forests: Biogeography and the Forest Refugium
Hypothesis (Carabidae)" in Heyer, W. R. and P. E. Vanzolini
(Eds.), Neotropical Distribution Patterns: Proceedings of a 1987
Workshop. Proceedings of the Brasilian Academy of Sciences
(1989): 161-188.

Evenhuis, N. L.; Thompson, F. C.; Pont, A. C.; and Pyle, B. L.
"Literature Cited." pp. 807-989 in Evenhuis, N. L. (ed.),
Catalog of the Diptera of the Australasian and Oceanian
Regions, 1,155 pp., Bishop Museum Press and E. J. Brill,
Honolulu (1989).

Fain, A., and Smiley, Robert L. "A New Cloacarid Mite (Acari:
Cloacaridae) From the Lungs of the Great Horned Owl, Bubo
virginianus, from the U.S.A." International Journal of
Acarology 15 (1989): 111-115.

Farrell, Brian D., and Erwin, Terry L. "Leaf-beetles (Chrysomelidae)
of a Forest Canopy in Amazonian Peru: Synoptic List of Taxa,
Seasonality, and Host-affiliations" in Jolivet, P., Petitpierre,
P., amd T. Hsiao, (Editors), The Biol of the somelidae
(1989) 3=8738=90).

Ferguson, Douglas C. "New Species and New Nomenclature in the
American Acronictinae (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)." Journal of
Research on the Lepidoptera 26 (1988): 201-218.

Flint, Jr., Oliver S. "Studies of Neotropical Caddisflies, XXXIX: The
Genus Smicridea in the Chilean Subregion (Trichoptera:
Hydropsychidae)." Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology 472
(1989): 1-45.

Flint, Jr., Oliver S., and Denning, D. G. "Studies of Neotropical
Caddisflies, XL: New Species of Smicridea (Smicridea) from Middle
America and the West Indies (Trichoptera: Hydropsychidae)."
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washi on 102 (1989):

418-433.
"Studies of Neotropical Caddisflies XLI: New Species and
Records of Austrotinodes (Trichoptera: Psychomyiidae)." Pan-

Pacific Entomologist 65 (1989): 108-122.

Froeschner, R. C. "Family Acanthosomatidae Signoret, 1863." In

Catalog of the Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the

Continental United States, Henry, T. J., and Froeschner, R.

C. (Editors). (1988): 1-3.

"Family Alydidae Amyot and Serville, 1843." In

Catalog of the Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the

Continental United States, Henry, T. J., and Froeschner, R.

C. (Editors). (1988): 4-11.

"Family Aradidae Spinola, 1837." In Catalog of the
Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the Continental United
States, Henry, T. J., amd Froeschner, R. C. (Editors). (1988):
29-46.

Froeschner, R. C., and Henry, T. J. "Family Berytidae Fieber, 1851."
In Catal of the Heteroptera, or True s, of Canada _and the
Continental United States, Henry, T. J., amd Froeschner, R. C.
(Editors). (1988): 56-60.

Froeschner, R. C., amd Henry, T. J. "Family Cimicidae Latreille,

1802." In Catalog of the Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada
and the Continental United States, Henry, T. J., and Froeschner,
R. C. (Editors). (1988): 64-68.

. “Family Coreidae Leach, 1815," In Catalog of the Heteroptera,
or True Bugs, of Canada and the Continental United States, Henry,
T. J., amd Froeschner, R. C. (Editors). 69-92 (1988): 69-92.
"Family Cydnidae Billberg, 1820." In Catalog of the
Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the Continental

United States, Henry, T. J., amd Froeschner, R. C. (Editors).
(1988): 119-129. :

"Family Enicocephalidae Stal, 1860." In Catalog of the
Hete or True Ss, of Canada and the Continental United
States, Henry, T. J., amd Froeschner, R. C. (Editors). pp.
(1988)rs 132=135.

"Family Leptopodidae Amyot and Serville, 1843." In Catalog
of the Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the Continental
United States, Henry, T. J., and Froeschner, R. C. (Editors).
(1988): 166 pp.

"Family Macroveliidae McKinstry, 1942." In Catalog of

the Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the Continental
United States, Henry, T. J., amd Froeschner, R. C. (Editors).
(1988): 246 pp.

"Family Pentatomidae Leach, 1815." In Catalog of the
Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the Continental

United States, Henry, T. J., amd Froeschner, R. C. (Editors).
(1988): 544-597.

"Family Phymatidae Laporte, 1832." In Catalog of the
Heteroptera, or True Bugs, of Canada and the Continental

United States, Henry, T. J., and Froeschner, R. C. (Editors).
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Heydon, S. L., and Grissell, E. E. "A Review of Nearctic Merismus
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"Notes on the Genus Hybrizon in North America (Hymenoptera:
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Smith, D. R. "The Sawfly Genus Arge (Hymenoptera: Argidae) in the
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Smith, D. R., and Solomon, J. D. "A New Janus (Hymenoptera: Cephidae)
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Smith, David R. "A New Species of Anoplonyx (Hymenoptera,
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Spangler, Paul J. "A New Species of Neotropical Water Bug, Paravelia
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Strickman, D. "Biosystematics of Larval Movement of Central American
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"Rate of Oviposition by Culex quinquefasciatus in San Antonio,
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Thompson, F. C. "9. Family Lygistorrhinidae." p. 134 in Evenhuis, N.
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Walker, J. B.; Keirans, J. E.; Pegram, R. G.; and Clifford, C. M.
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Wirth, W. W., amd Hubert, A. A. "The Culicoides of Southeast Asia
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Arnaud, F., and Child, Cc. A. "The South African Museum's Meiring
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Cairns, S. D. “New Records of Stylasteridae from Western Australia,
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"The Holotype of Heterocarpus alexandri A. Milne Edwards
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Clark, J., amd Barnard, J. L. “Tonocote introflexidus, a New Species
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Cressey, R., and Boxshall, G. "Kabatarina pattersoni, a fossil
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Fauchald, K. "Polychaete Studies on Aldabra and Associated Islands."
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Fauchald, K.; Sturmer, W.; amd Yochelson, E. L. 'Two Worm-Like
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Harasewych, M. G. "A New Species of Coluzea (Gastropoda:
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Harasewych, M. G., and Petit, R. E. "The Nomenclatural Status and
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Hershler, R. "Holsingeria unthanksensis, a New Genus and Species of
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. "Springsnails (Gastropoda: Hydrobiidae) of Owens and Amargosa
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Hershler, R., and Hubricht, L. "Notes on Antroselates Hubricht, 1963
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Hershler, R., and Thampson, F. G. "Notes on Morphology of Amnicola
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Higgins, R. P., amd Storch, V. "Ultrastructural Observations of the
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Kensley, B. "New Species and Records of Cave Shrimps from the Yucatan
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"Bathyal and Abyssal Myodocopid Ostracoda of the Bay of Biscay
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Kornicker, L. S., and Iliffe, T. M. "Troglobitic Ostracoda
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Manning, R. B., and Holthuis, L. B. "Two New Genera and Nine New
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Nakamura, K., and Child, C. A. "Pycnogonida of the Western Pacific
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Pettibone, M. H. "New Species of Scale-Worms (Polychaeta: Polynoieae)
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"Polynoidae and Sigalionidae (Polychaeta) from the Guaymas
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Pettibone, M. H. "A New Species of Benhamipolynoe (Polychaeta:
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"Two New Species of Harmothoinae (Polychaeta: Polynoidae) from
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Pettibone, M. H. “Revision of the Aphroditoid Polychaetes of the
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Reid, J. W.; Pinto-Coelho, R. M.; and Giani, A. "Uma apreciacao da
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Reid, J. W., and Turner, P. N. "Planktonic Rotifera, Copepoda and
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Stapleton, J. L.; Williams, W. D.; and Barnard, J. L. "The Morphology
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Storch, V., and Higgins, R. P. "The Ultrastructure of Developing and
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Storch, V.; Higgins, R. P.; amd Morse, M. P. "The Internal Anatomy of
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Thomas, J. D., and Barnard, J. L. "Elasmopus balkomanus, a New
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Thomas, J. D., and Barnard, J. L. "Gammaropsis arawakia, a New Species
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Williams, A. B., and Child, C. A. "Some Genera and Species of
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"Treatment of the Hydroxyl in Structure-energy Calculations."
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Bish, D. L., and Post, J. E. "Quantitative Analysis of Geological
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Borgia, A.; Poore, C.; Carr, M. J.; Melson, W. G.; and Albarado, G. F.
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Buchwald, V. F., and Clarke, R. S., Jr. "Corrosion of Fe-Ni Alloys by
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Byerly, G. R.; Jarosewich, E.; Mason, B.; and Clarke, R. S., Jr. "The
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Cerny, P.; Chapman, R.; God, R.; Niedermayr, G.; and Wise, M. A.
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Cerny, P.; Wise, M. A.; and Tomascak, P. "Reconnaissance of Ml,

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Dietrich, R. V.; White, J. S.; Nelen, J. E.; and Chyi, K. "A Gen-
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Duncker, K. E.; Wolff, J. A.; Harmon, R. S.; Leat, P. T.; Thompson,
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Dunn, P. J.; Francis, C. A.; and Innes, J. "A Mcgovernite-like
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Dunn, P. J.; Grice, J. D.; and Bideaux, R. A. "Pinalite, a New Lead
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Dunn, P. J.; Grice, J. D.; amd Metropolis, W. C. "Zodacite, the
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Dunn, P. J.; Grice, J. D.; Wicks, F. J.; and Gault, R. A.
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Kampf, A, R.; Dunn, P. J.; and Foord, E. E. “"Grandreefite,
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Koeberl, C.; Fredriksson, K.; Gotzinger, M.; and Reimold, W. U.
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MacPherson, G. M., and Grossman, J. N. "Scanning Eelectron Microscopy
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MacPherson, G. M.; Crozaz, G.; and Lundberg, L. L. "The Evolution
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Melson, W. G.; O'Hearn, T.; and Fredriksson, K. "Composition and
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Melson, W. G.; Saenz, R.; Barquero, J.; amd Fernandez, E. "Edad
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Olsen, E. J.; Fredriksson, K.; and Rajan, S. "Investigating the
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Olsen, E. J.; Huss, G. I.; and Jarosewich, E. "The Eagle, Nebraska
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Peacor, D. R., and Dunn, P. J. “"Dollaseite-(Ce) (Magnesium Orthite
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Peacor, D. R.; Dunn, P. J.; Simmons, W. B.; Wicks, F. J.; and
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Peacor, D. R.; Sarp, H.; Dunn, P. J.; and Nelen, J. A. "Defernite from
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Post, J. E. "Rietveld Refinement of the Akaganeite Structure, Using
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Post, J. E., and Appleman, D. E. "Chalcophanite, ZnMn307.3H20: New
Crystal-structure Determinations." American Mineralogist. 73
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Post, J. E., amd Bish, D. L. "Rietveld Refinement of the Coronadite
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Post, J. E., and Ross, D. R. "Rietveld Refinements of Two Coexisting
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Roberts, A. C., and Dunn, P. J. "Mineralogical Data for a New,
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Olson, Storrs L. “Aspects of Global Avifaunal Dynamics During the
Cenozoic." Acta XIxXth Congressus Internationalis Ormithologici,
volume 2 (for 1988): 2023-2029 (April 1989)

. “Extinction on Islands: Man as a Catastrophe." In
Conservation Biology for the Next Century. Edited by D. Western
and M. Pearl. New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press.
(July 1989): 50-53.

- “David Douglas and the Original Description of the Hawaiian
Goose." Elepaio 49 (8) (August 1989): 49-81.

Olson, Storrs L.; Balouet, Jean Christophe; and Fisher, C. T. "The
Owlet-nightjar of New Caledonia, Aegotheles savesi, with Comments
on the Systematics of the Aegothelidae." Gerfaut 77 (for 1987):
341-352 (March 1989).

Olson, Storrs L., and James, Helen F. "Fragile Outposts [Birds in
Hawaii Before Man]" In Lords of the Air, by Jake Page and Eugene
S. Morton. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Books. (1989): 110-
nl ay

Olson, Storrs L., and Kurochkin, E. N. . “Introduction: Symposium 35:
The Early Radiation of Birds." Acta XIXth Congressus
Internationalis Ornithologici, volume 2 (for 1988): 2022 (April
1989).

Ota, Hidetoshi; Crombie, Ronald I.; Ine, Kuang-Yang; and Chen, Shyh-
Hwang. "A Record of Gekko hokouensis (Reptilia: Sauria) from
Lanyu Island, Taiwan, with Notes on Its Variation." Journal of
Taiwan Museum 41 (1) (June 1988): 7-14.

Pagels, J. F., amd Hardley, Jr., C. 0. "Distribution of the
Southeastern Shrew Sorex longirostris Bachman, in Western
Virginia." Brimleyanna 15 (1989): 123-131, 2 figures.

Porter, Calvin A.; Crombie, Ronald I.; and Baker, Robert J.

"Karyotypes of Five Species of Cuban Lizards." Occasional Papers,
The Museum, Texas Tech University 130 (5 September 1989). «Texas
Tech University Press, Lubbock, Texas.

Pooley, A. C., and Ross, Charles A. "Mortality and Predators." In
Crocodiles and Alligators. Edited by Charles A. Ross et al.
Golden Press Pty. Ltd., Silverwater, Australia. (1989): 92-101.

Randall, J. E.; Johnson, G. D.; and Lowe, G. R. "Triso, a New Generic
Name for the Antitropical, Western Pacific Serranid Fish
Previously Known As Trisotropis dermopterus, with Comments on Its
Relationships." Japanese Journal of Ichthyology 35 (4) (1989):
414-420.

Ripley, S. Dillon. "If I Could Build My Own Museum." Symposium

Proceedings of the Chicago Academy of Sciences (1988): 201-212.

"In Memoriam: Salim Ali." The Auk 105 (1988): 772.
"First Salim Ali Memorial Lecture." American Embassy New Delhi
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. "In Memoriam: Yoshimaro Yamashina, 1900-1989)." The Auk 106
(4) (1989): 1802.

Ripley, S. Dillon, and Beehler, Bruce M. "Ormithogeographic Affinities
of the Adaman and Nicobar Islands." Journal of Biogeography 16
(1989): .323-332.

Ripley, S. Dillon; Beehler, Bruce M.; and Krishna Raju, K. S. R.
"Birds of the Visakhapatnam Ghats, Andhra Pradesh -2." Journal of
the Bombay Natural History Society 85 (3) (1988).: 90-107.

Roberts, C. D. "A Revision of New Zealand and Australian Orange
Perches (Teleostei: Serranidae) Previously Referred to
Lepidoperca Chella (Waite) with Description of a New Species of
Lepidoperca from New Zealand. Journal of Natural History 23
(1989): 557-589.

Ross, Charles A. "Weights of Some New Caledonian Birds." Bulletin of

the British Ornithologists' Club 108 (2)(1988): 91-93.

"Probable Introduction of Lygosoma bowringi in Zamboanga City,

Philippines. Herpetology Review 20 (1) (1989): 6.

Ross, Charles A.; Alcala, Angel C.; amd Sison, Rogelio V.
"Distribution of Zaocys luzonensis (Serpentes: Colubridae) in the
Visayan Islands, Philippines." Silliman Journal 34 (1-4) (1987)
fasssit 29-31.

Ross, Charles A.; Blake, D. K.; and Victor, J. T. “Onions. Farming
and Ranching." In Crocodiles and Alligators. Edited by Charles
A. Ross et al. Golden Press Pty. Ltd., Silverwater, Australia.
(1989): 202-213.

Ross, Charles A.; Garnett, S.; and Pyrzkkowshi, R. (Editors).
Crocodiles and Alligators. Golden Press Pty. Ltd., Silverwater,
Australia. (1989): 240 pp.

Ross, Charles A., and Magnusson, William Ernest. "Living
Crocodilians." In Crocodiles and Alligators. Edited by Charles
A. Ross at al. Golden Press Pty. Ltd., Silverwater, Australia.
(1989): 58-73.

Schwartz, Albert, and Jacobs, Jeremy F. "A New Subspecies of Celestus
costatus (Sauria: Anguidae) from the Republica Dominicana."
Journal of Herpetology 23 (2) (1989: 193-195.

Smith, P. William, and Browning, M. Ralph. "An Erroneous Specimen
Record of the Bahama Swallow from Florida." Florida Field
Naturalist 17 (2) (1989): 40-41.

Smith-Vaniz, W. F., Johnson, G. D.; and Randall, J. E. ‘“Redescription
of Gravila albomarginata (Fowler and Bean) and Cephalopholis
polleni (Bleeker) with Comments on the Generic Limits of Selected
Indo-Pacific Groupers (Pisces: Serranidae: Epinephelinae)."
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia 140
(2) (1988): 1-23.

Springer, V. G. "Rotuma lewisi, New Genus and Species of Fish from the

Southwest Pacific (Gobioidei: Xenisimidae). Proceedings of the

Biological Society of Washi on 101 (3) (1988): 530-539.

"Ecsenius: The World's Most Interesting Genus of Marine

Fishes." Tropical Fish Hobbyist 37 (8) (1989): 38, 41-43, 46-52,

and 37 (9): 50, 51, 53, 56, 58-61 (article split in two parts).

Springer, V. G., amd Collette, B. B. "Robert H. Gibbs, Jr., 1929-
1988." Copeia 1 (1989): 245-251.

Springer, V. G., and Gold, J. P. Sharks in Question, The Smithsonian
Answer Book. Smithsonian Institution Press. (1989): 187 pages,
16 plates, frontispiece.

Sullivan, Robert M.; Lucas, Spencer G.; Hunt, Adrian P.; and Fritts,
Thomas H. "Color Pattern on the Selmacryptodiran Turtle
Neurankylus from the Early Paleocene (Puercan) of the San Juan
Basin, New Mexico." Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County,
Contributions in Science 41 (1988): 1-9.

Tighe, Kenneth A. "Family Serrivomeridae." In Fishes of the Western
North Atlantic, No. 1, Part 9, Vol. 1. Memoir Sears Foundation
for Marine Research. (1989): 613-627.

"Family Serrivomeridae: Leptocehali." In Fishes of the
Western North Atlantic, No. 1, Part 9, Vol. 1. Memoir Sears
Foundation for Marine Research. (1989): 921-924.

Tyler, James C.; Johnson, G. David; Nakamura, Izumi; and Collette,
Bruce B. "Morphology of Livarus imperialis (Luvaridae), with a
Phylogenetic Analysis of the Acanthuroidei (Pisces)." Smithsonian
Contributions to Zoology 485 (1989): 78 pages, 50 figures.

Vari, R. P. “The Curimatidae, a Lowland Neotropical Family (Pisces:
Characiformes) ; Distribution, Endemism and Phylogenetic
Biogeography." In Neo ical Distribution Patterns: Proceedings
of a Workshop, Rio de Janeiro, Academia Brasileira de Ciéncias.
Edited by P. E. Vanzolini and W. Ronald Heyer. (1988): 313-348.
- "A Phylogenetic Study of the Neotropical Characiform Family

Curimatidae (Pisces, Ostariophysi)." Smithsonian Contributions to

Zoology 471 (1989): iv +71, figs. 1-45.

"Systematics of the Neotropical Characiform Genus
Pseudocurimata Fernadndez-Yépez (Pisces: Ostariophysi).

Smithsonian Contributions to Zoology 490 (1989): 28 pages.

Vari, R. P., and Vari, A. Williams. "Systematics of the
Steindachnerina hypostoma complex (Pisces, Ostariophysi,
Curimatidae), with the Description of Three New Species.
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 102 (2) (1989):
468-482, 11 figures.

Weitzman, S. H., and Dalen, M. J. "Illustrating Fishes." In The Guild
Book of Scientific Illustration. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York.
(November 1988): 302-320.

Weitzman, S. H., and Fernandez, J. M. "A Tiny Species of Nannostomus
New to Aquarists, from Venezuela and Brazil." Tropical Fish
Hobbyist 37 (8) (1989): 74-78.

Weitzman, S. H., and Menezes, N. A. "Necroldogio George Sprague Myers
(2/II/1905-4/X/1985)." Revista Brasileira de Zoologia 6
(1) (1989): 175-177.

Weitzman, S. H.; Menezes, N. A.; and Weitzman, M. J. "Phylogenetic
Biogeography of the Glandulocaudini (Teleostei: Characiformes,
Characidae) with Comments on the Distributions of Other Freshwater
Fishes in Eastern and Southeastern Brazil." In Proceedings of a
Workshop _on Neotropical Distribution Patterms Held 12-16 January
1987. Academia Brasileira de Ciécias, Rio de Janeiro. Edited by
P. E. Vanzolini and W. Ronald Heyer. (1988): 379-427.

Williams, J. T. "Revision and Phylogenetic Relationships of the
Blenniid Fish Genus Cirripectes." Indo-Pacific Fishes 17 (1988):
78 pages, 7 color plates.

- "Book review of: Frogfishes of the World, by T. W. Pietsch and
D. B. Grobecker. National Geographic Research 5 (3) (1989): 277-
280.

Wilson, D. E. "Bats." In Tropical Rain Forest Ecosystems. Edited by
H. Lieth and M. J. A. Werger. Elsevier, Amsterdam. (1989): 356-
382.

- (Review of) Studies In Neotropical Mammalogy. Edited by B. D.
Patterson and R. M. Timm. Journal of Tropical Ecology 5 (1989):
256.

Wynn, Addison H. "Geographic Distribution: Typhlops ater."
Herpetology Review 19 (3)(1988): 60.

Zug, George R. "Biological Biography of Philippine Butaan. Gray's
Monitor Lizard." Naturalist Review (Fall 1988): 6-7.

. “Frogs and Toads of the World." Science Activities 25
(4) (1988): 44.

"Heteronota pelagica Girard, 1857 (currently Gymnodactylus,
Cyrtodactylus, Nactus pelagicus; Reptilia, Sauria): Proposed
Conservation of the Specific Name." Bulletin of Zoological
Nomenclature 46 (1989): 38-40.

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Zug, George R. Careers in Herpetology. American Society of

Ichthyology and Herpetology. (1989): 4 pages.

. "Walking, Running, and Swimming." In Crocodiles and

Alligators. Golden Press Tyt. Ltd.; Sydney. (1989): page 46.

Zug, G. R.} Springer;-V. Go; Williams, J. T.;- and’ Johnson, G.D.- "The
Vertebrates of Rotuma and Surrounding Waters." Atoll Research
Bulletin 316 (1988; 1989): 25 pages.

Zusi, R. L. "A Modified Jaw Muscle in the Maui Parrotbill
(Pseudonestor: Drepanididae). Condor 91 (3) (1989): 716-720.

Smithsonian Oceanographic Sorting Center

Ferrari, F. "Evolutionary Transformations and Dollo's Law." Journal

of Crustacean Biology 8 (1988): 618-619.

"Development Patterns in Numbers of Ramal Segments of Copepod
Post—Maxillipedal Legs." Crustaceana 54 (1988): 256-293.
Ferrari, F., and Dojiri, M. "The Calanoid Copepod Euchaeta antarctica

from Southern Ocean Atlantic Sector MidwaterTrawls, with
Observations on Spermatophore Dimorphism." Journal of Crustacean
Biology 7 (1987): 458-480.

Lemaitre, R. "Revision of the Genus Parapagurus (Anomura: Paguroidea:
Parapaguridae), Including Redescriptions of the Western Atlantic
Species." Zoologische Verhandelingen (253) (1989): 106 pp.

Phillips, R., and Menez, E. "Seagrasses." Smithsonian Contributions
to the Marine Sciences (34) (1988): 104 pp., 4 tables, 57 figures,
39 maps.

Smithsonian Marine Station at Link Port

Bieler, Rudiger. "Phylogenetic Relationships in the Gastropod Family
Architectonicidae, with Notes on the Family Mathildidae
(Allogastropoda)." Malacological Review, Suppl. 4 (1988): 205-
240.

Buzas, Martin A.; Collins, Laurel S.; Richardson, Susan L.; and
Severin, Kenneth P. "Experiments on Predation, Substrate
Preference, and Colonization of Benthic Foraminifera at the
Shelfbreak off the Fort Pierce Inlet, Florida." Journal of
Foraminiferal Research. 19 (2)(1989): 146-152.

"The Effect of Quartz Versus Calcareous Sand on the Densities
of Living Foraminifera." Micropaleontology 35 (2)(1988): 135-
Be

Byrne, Maria. "“Oogenesis in the Ophiuroid Ophiolepis paucispina." In

Proceedings of the Sixth International Echinoderm Conference.

Robert D. Burke, Philip V. Mladenov, Philip Lambert, and Robert L.

Parsley, Editors. Victoria/23-28 August 1987 (1988).

"Arm Structure of Ophiomyxid Brittle Stars: the Flesh is Not
Necessarily Weak (Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea)." In Proceedings
of the Sixth International Echinoderm Conference. Robert D.
Burke, Philip V. Mladenov, Philip Lambert, and Robert L. Parsley,
Editors. Victoria/23-28 August 1987 (1988).

Byrne, Maria. "Ultrastructure of the Ovary and Oogenesis in the
Ovoviviparous Ophiuroid Ophiolepis paucispina (Echinodermate)."
Biological Bulletin 76 (1989): 79-95.

Hanisak, M. D.; Littler, M. M.; amd Littler, D. S. "Significance of
Macroalgal Polymorphism: Intraspecific Tests of the Functional-
Form Model." Marine Biology 99 (1988): 157-165.

Hendler, Gordon, and Byrne, Maria. "Fine Structure of the Dorsal Arm
Plate of Ophiocoma wendti: Evidence for a Photoreceptor System
(Echinodermata: Ophiuroidea)." Zoomorphology 107 (1987): 261-
272.

Hendler, Gordon, and Peck, Robert W. "Ophiuroids Off the Deep End:
Fauna of the Belizean Fore-Reef Slope." Proceedings of the Sixth
International Echinoderm Conference. Robert D. Burke, Philip V.
Mladenov, Philip Lambert, and Ronald L. Parsley, Editors.
Victoria/23-28 August 1987 (1988).

Hendler, Gordon, and Peck, Robert W. "Ophiuroid Skeletal Ontogeny
Reveals Homologies Among Skeletal Plates of Adults: A Study of
Amphiura filiformis, Amphiura stimpsonii and phiophragmus
filograneus (Echinodermata)." Biological Bulletin 174 (1988):
20-29.

Hines, Anson H. "Fecundity and Reproductive Output in Two Species of
Deep-sea Crabs, Geryon fenneri and G. quinquedens (Decapoda:
Brachyura)." Journal of Crustacean Biology 8 (4) (1988): 557-
562.

Houbrick, Richard S. "Cerithioidean Phylogeny." Malacological Review
Suppl. 4 (1988): 88-128.

Kilar, John A., and Hanisak, M. Dennis. "Seasonal Patterns of
Morphological Variability in Sargassum polyceratium (Phaeophyta) ."
Journal of Phycology. 24 (1988): 467-473.

Kilar, John A., and Norris, James N. "Composition, Export, and Import
of Drift Vegetation on a Tropical, Plant-Dominated, Fringing-Reef
Platform (Caribbean, Panama)." Coral Reefs, 7 (2) (1988): 93-103.

Kilar, John A., and Mclachlan, J. "Effects of Wave Exposure on the
Community Structure of a Plant-Dominated, Fringing-Reef Platform:
Intermediate Disturbance and Disturbance-Mediated Competition."
Marine Ecology Press Series 54 (1989): 265-276.

Kool, Silvard P. "Aspects of the Anatomy of Plicopurpura patula
(Prosobranchia: Muricoidea: Thaidinea), New Combination, with
Emphasis on the Reproductive System." Malacologia, 29 (2) (1988):
373-382.

- "Phylogenetic Analysis of the Subfamily Thaidinae
(Prosobranchia: Neogastropoda: Muricidae)." George Washington
University, Washington, D.C. (1988).

Kristensen, Reinhardt Mobjerg, and Higgins, Robert P. "Marine
Tardigrada from the Southeastern United States Coastal Waters. I.
Paradoxipes orgeliscoids n.g., n.sp. (Athrotardigrada:
Halechiniscidea)." Transactions of the American Microscopical
Society 108 (1989): 262-282.

Littler, Diane S., and Littler, Mark M. "Marine Plants of the
Caribbean. A Field Guide from Florida to Brazil. Smithsonian
Institution Press, Washington, DC (1989): 263 pp.

oittler. M..M.; Littler, D. S.; Norris, J., N=;and Bucher, K. Eb.
"Recolonization of Algal Commmities Following the Grounding of
the Freighter Wellwood on Molasses Reef, Key Largo Marine
Sanctuary." NOAA, Technical Memorandum SER. NOS MEND 12 (1987):
42 pp. i

Littler, Mark M., and Littler, Diane S. Chapter 2, pp. 29-56.
"Structure and Role of Algae in Tropical Reef Communities." In
C. A. Lembi and J. Robert Waaland, Editors. Algae and Human
Affairs, Cambridge University Press, New York (1988): 509 pp.

Manning, R. B., and Camp, D. K. "Additional Records for an Atlantic
Reef Lobster, Enoplometopus antillensis, Lutken, 1865 (Crustacea:
Decapoda: Enoplometopidae)." Proceedings of the Biological
Society of Washington, 102 (2) (1989): 411-417.

Manning, Raymond B. "Notes on Albuneid Crabs (Crustacea: Decapoda:
Albuneidae) from the Central East Coast of Florida." Proceedings
of the Biological Society of Washington. 101 (3)(1988): 626-632.

Manning, Raymond B. "The Status of Callianassa hartmeyeri Schmitt,
1935, with the Description of Corallianassa xutha from the West
Coast of America (Crustacea: Decapoda: Thalassinidea)."
Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington. 101
(4) (1988): 883-889.

Manning, Raymond B., and Felder, Darryl L. "The Pinnixa cristata
Complex in the Western Atlantic, with a Description of Two New
Species (Crustacea: Decapoda: Pinnotheridae)." Smithsonian
Institution Press, Washington, D.C. Smithsonian Contributions to
Zoology (473) (1989).

Norenburg, Jon L. Chapter 22. "Nemertina." In Introduction to the
Study of Meiofauna. Edited by R. P. Higgins and H. Thiel.
Smithsonian Institution Press, (1988): 287-292.

"Remarks on Marine Interstitial Nemertines and Key to the
Species." _Hydrobiologia 156 (1988): 87-92.

Okamura, Beth. "The Influence of Neighbors on the Feeding of an
Epifaunal Bryozoan." Journal of Experimental Marine Biology. 120
(1988): 105-123.

Pawson, David L., and Miller, John E. "Thyone tanyspeira, a New
Species of Sea Cucumber from the Southern Caribbean Sea
(Echinodermata: Holothuroidea)." Bulletin of Marine Science. 42
(2) (1988): 310-316.

Rice, Mary E. Chapter 32. Sipuncula. In Introduction to the Study
of Meiofauna. Edited by R. P. Higgins and H. Thiel. Smithsonian
Institution Press, (1988): 355-356.

. Chapter 14. Sipuncula. In Reproductive Biology of
Invertebrates. Vol. IV. Part A. Edited by K. G. and Rita G.
Adiyodi. "Fertilization, Development, and Parental Care." Oxford
and IBH Publishing Co., New Delhi, (1989): 263-280.

Smith, Celia M., and Norris, James N. "Procarp Structure in Some
Caribbean Species of Bostrychia Montagne, (Rhodophyta,
Rhodomelaceae): An Important Systematic Character." Atoll
Research Bulletin 312 (1988): 1-15.

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Barber, James G. Alexandria in the Civil War. Lynchburg, Va.: H.E. Howard,

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Carr, Carolyn Kinder. "A Friendship and a Photograph: Sophia Williams,
Talcott Williams, and Walt Whitman." The American Art Journal 21 (1)
(1989): 2-12.

Christman, Margaret C.S. The First Federal Congress 1789-1791. Washington,
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Fern, Alan M. (Foreword) On the Air: Pioneers of American Broadcasting by
Amy Henderson, 1988.

(Foreword) Isamu Noguchi Portrait Sculpture by Nancy Grove,
1989.

(Foreword) The First Federal Congress 1789-1791 by Margaret
@.S. Christman,;..1989.
Hart, Sidney, and David C. Ward. '"'The Waning of an Enlightenment Ideal:
Charles Willson Peale's Philadelphia Museum, 1790-1820," Journal of the
Early Republic, 8, 4 (Winter 1988): 389-418.
Henderson, Amy. On the Air: Pioneers of American Broadcasting. Washington,
D.C. Smithsonian Press, 1988.
Miles, Ellen G. "Saint-Memin's Portraits of American Indians, 1804-1807."
The American Art Journal 20 (1988): 2-33.
. “American Portraits, 1720-1920: 'The Taste of the People.'"
Three Hundred Years of American Painting: The Montclair Art Museum.
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Miller, Lillian B. Review of Francis Calley Gray and Art Collecting for

America by Marjorie B. Cohen in Journal of the Early Republic, 8, 3
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Review of Colonial American Portraiture: The Economic Social,

Cultural, Philosophical, Scientific, and Aesthetic Foundations by Wayne

Craven in The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, 96, 4,
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Historical Magazine, 84 (Summer 1989).

Review of Grand Illusions. History Painting in America by
William H. Gerdts and Mark Thistlethwaite in The Journal of American

History, 76, 2 (September 1989).
Reaves, Wendy Wick. "The Prints". Antiques [Mount Vernon issue] (February
1989): 502-511.
Stewart, Robert G. "Portraits of George and Martha Washington."
Antiques (February, 1989): 474-479.
. "James Earl: American Painter of Loyalists and His Career in
England." The American Art Journal 20 (1988): 34-58.
"Auguste Hervieu, A Portrait Painter in Cincinnati." Queen
City Heritage. The Journal of the Cincinnati Historical Society. 47 (1)
(Spring, 1989): 23-31.
Review of "John Lewis Krimmel: An Artist in Federal America" by

Milo M. Naeve in Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 113 (3)
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Stapp, William F. "America Seeks Its Destiny." Images America: A Panorama
of History-in Photographs. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Books, 1989.
"On Collecting: An Historical Perspective." 1989 International
Fine Art Photography Expositions: Celebrating 150 Years of Photography.
Washington, D.C.: Association of International Photography Art Dealers,
1989.
"The Nineteenth Century Portrait." The Art of Photography
1839-1989. Houston, Canberra and London: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston;
Australian National Gallery; Royal Academy of Art, 1989.
Tappert, Tara L. ''Cecilia Beaux: A Career as a Portraitist."
Women's Studies, an Interdisciplinary Journal 14 (4) (1988):
389-411. Academy of Arts, 1989.
Voss, Frederick S. '"Adalbert Volck: The South's Answer to Thomas Nast."
Smithsonian Studies in American Art 2 (3) (Fall 1988).
"Ed Wynn" in Dictionary of American Biography, edited by John
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Scribner's Sons.
“James Rorimer."" Dictionary of American Biography, edited by
John A. Garraty and Mark C. Carnes, supplementary vol. 8. New York:
Charles Scribner's Sons.
Portraits of the American Law. Washington, D.C.: National
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Alward, Dale E., ed. Update 1989. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
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Anglesea, Martyn. Portraits and : British and Irish Drawings
and Watercolours from the Ulster Museum Belfast. Belfast: Ulster
Museum, 1989.

Keaveney, Raymond. Views of Rome: Watercolors and Drawings from the
Thomas Ashby Collection in the Vatican Library. London: Scala
Books, amd Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling
Exhibition Service, 1988.

McElroy, Guy C., Richard J. Powell, amd Sharon F. Patton. African-
American Artists, 1880-1987: Selections from the Evans-Tibbs
Collection. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling
Exhibition Service, and Seattle: University of Washington Press,
1989.

Booklets

Alward, Dale E., ed. Siteline, no. 30. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian
Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1988.

Archambault, JoAllyn. Plains Indian Art: Continuity and Charge.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition
Service, 1989.

Davidson, Gail S. Training the Hand and Eye: American Drawings from the
Cooper-Hewitt Museum. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution
Traveling Exhibition Service, 1989.

Inside Active Volcanoes: Kilauea and Mount St. Helens. Washington,
D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, 1989.

Rubenstein, Harry R. Badges of Pride: Symbols and Images of American
Labor. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling
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Silverman, Marci. Goya Etchings: Caprichos, Desastres and Tauromaquia.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition
Service, 1989.

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Views of Rome: Watercolors and Drawings from the Collection of the
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"The Greatest Show on Barth--Starring Some of the World’s
Smallest Animals,” Art to Zoo. April 1989.

"A Peek into Wardrobes: Men’s and Women’s Clothing and
Social Roles, 1850-1920," Art to Zoo. May 1989.

"Strong Enough to Move Boulders, But It Can Float in Air.
< What Is It? Water! How Its Properties Shape Our
World,” Art to Zoo. September 1989.

Smith, Michelle. Carbons to Computers: The Changing American

OETIce: Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1989.

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Cadaval;- Olivia, and Virginia Cassiano; eds.” Tirarlo*a la
calle/Taking to the Streets: Viewing the Latino Community
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Kennedy, Richard with Lynn Martin. "Hawai'i: Cosmopolitan
Culture at the Crossroads of the Pacific." Festival of
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Kurin, Richard. "Why We Do the Festival." Festival of American
Folklife Program Book, ed. Frank Proschan, pp. 8-21.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution.

"Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief." Anthropology
88/89, ed. Elvio Angelonia, pp. 16-20. Guilford: Dushkin
Annual Editions. (Reprint, 81/82)

"Making Exhibitions Indian: Aditi and Mela at
the Smithsonian Institution." In Making Things in South Asia:
The Role of Artist and Craftsman, ed. Michael Meister, pp. 196-
209. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania.

Portes de Roux, Heliana. "Creolization in the Caribbean."
Festival of American Folklife Program Book, ed. Frank Proschan,
pp. 66-79. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution.

Proschan, Frank. "The Cambodian School: Houston, Texas." In

Ethnic Heritage and Language Schools in America, ed. Brett
Topping, pp. 29-47. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress.

, ed. Festival of American Folklife Program Book.
Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution.

Seeger, Anthony. "Dualism: Fuzzy Thinking or Fuzzy Sets." In
The Attraction of Opposites: Thought and Society in the
Dualistic Mode, eds. David Maybury-Lewis and Uri Almagor, pp.
191-208. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.

"Voices, Flutes, and Shamans in Brazil." The
World of Music/Die Welt der Musik/le Monde de la Musique 30:22-
40.

"Leadbelly and Woody: Musicians for the 80s."

WETA Magazine 2(3).

, ed. "Musics of Hawai'i: Anthology of Hawaiian
Music." Smithsonian/Folkways 40016.

, ed. Book Review Section of Yearbook for

Traditional Music, vol. 20, publication of the International
Council for Traditional Music, a UNESCO affiliated
organization.

ee ee, [Producer]. “Folkways: “The Original. Vision.”
Smithsonian/Folkways 40001.

Spitzer, Nicholas. "Mardi Gras" and "Zydeco." In Encyclopedia
of Southern Culture, ed. Charles R. Wilson. Chapel Hill:
University of North Carolina Press.

- "Down the Big Road with Boogie Bill Webb,"
booklet for "Boogie Bill Webb: Drinkin' and Stinkin'." Flying
Fish 506.

- (Co-producer] "Visions of Folkways Records"
(18 min.), "Looking for New England" (15 min.), "Soviet Music"
(10 min.), and "American Folklore Society Centennial" (12
min.). Washington, D.C.: Radio Smithsonian.

, co-editor. "Folkways: The Original Vision."
Smithsonian/Folkways 40001.

Vennum, Thomas, Jr. Recording review of "Swiss Folk Music."
Journal of American Folklore 101:233-35.

"American Indian Problems of Access and
Cultural Continuity. Festival of American Folklife Program
Book, ed. Frank Proschan, pp. 22-35. Washington, D.C.:
Smithsonian Institution.

. [Producer]. Recording and liner notes for

"Ojibway Music from Minnesota: Continuity and) Change." St.
Paul: Minnesota Historical Society Press.

. "Ojibway Ceremonial Drum Decor: Sources’ and
Variations." In Circles of Tradition exhibit catalogue.

Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.

OFFICE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Borden, Carla M., ed. Contemporary Indian Tradition: Voices on Culture,
Nature, and the Challenge of Change (Washington and London: Smithsonian
Institution Press, 1989).

Contemporary India: Essays on the Uses of Tradition (Delhi:
Oxford University Press, 1989).

Kotler, Neil G., ed. Science Education: A Challenge for Excellence in
America's Future (Santa Barbara: ARCS Foundation, Inc., 1989).

and Paula M. Hirschoff, eds. Completing the Food Chain: Strategies
for Combating Hunger and Malnutrition (Washington and London:
Smithsonian Institution Press, 1989).

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OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS

The Torch. A monthly newsletter for Smithsonian employees, featuring
profiles, question-and-answer columns about interesting jobs, previews
of upcoming events, classified ads, and more. Circulation is 9,800,
which includes staff and a list of interested individuals and
organizations outside the Smithsonian. Editor: Mary Combs.

Smithsonian Institution Research Reports. A newsletter that disseminates
information on Smithsonian research to an audience of about 57,000
readers (10,000 scientists, libraries, museums, universities,
journalists, and others and 47,000 Contributing Members of the National
Associate Program). Published three times a year in 1989--Winter,
Spring, and Autumn. Editor: Jo Amn Webb.

Latino Resources at the Smithsonian. A 40-page bilingual brochure that tells
readers what is available at the Smithsonian for members of the Hispanic
community. Four-color cover; two colors inside. Writer: Gabriela
Frings.

Herencia Latina (Latino Heritage). A 30-second taped public-service
announcement for television in Spanish intended to inform the Latino
community of the relevance of the Smithsonian--its exhibits and
resources--to the Latino community and to offer a brochure.

Coordinator: Gabriela Frings.

Faces of the Smithsonian. A 30-second taped public-service announcement for
television intended to give a sense of the non-European-American
cultural traditions that are found in exhibits and activities at the
Smithsonian and to encourage viewers to learn about other cultures, as
wel] as their own. Coordinator: Lilas Wiltshire.

Wish You Were Here. A 30-second filmed public-service announcement for
television directed especially to senior citizens and focusing on
sightseeing, reminiscing, and relaxing in the museums. Coordinator:
Lilas Wiltshire

Once Upon a Time. A 30-second filmed public-service announcement for
television with 20 children of diverse cultural backgrounds and Japanese
American actor Pat Morita as on-camera narrator sending the continuing
message "The Smithsonian is for Everybody." Coordinator: Lilas
Wiltshire

Caribbean Festival Arts. A 30-second filmed public-service announcement for
television on the "Caribbean Festival Arts" exhibition highlighting both
the exhibition and the special activities, with actress Madge Sinclair
as on-camera narrator. Produced for the International Center.
Coordinator: Lilas Wiltshire

Smithsonian News Service. A feature-story service that provides four articles
and appropriate art work each month to more than 2,000 daily and weekly
newspapers and other media in the United States and abroad.

OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Radio Smithsonian — 52 half-hour radio programs broadcast nationally

The partial listing of segments, which follows, contains material
based on research done by Smithsonian curators or other personnel:

"Squid Seminar" Experts from ten nations review the dilemmas of
classifying these animals. (NMNH)

"ncovering Antietam" Historians and scientists discuss the discovery and
excavation of a previously unknown Civil War burial site. (NMNH)

"Aeronautical Developments of the 2lst Century" A look at advances in
the industry from aircraft to new airport designs. (NASM)

"Warming: A Warning" Scientists and biologists from all over the world
discuss the consequences of the greenhouse effect for biological
diversity. (Castle)

"Out of this World" A discussion of evidence that shows the existence of
a planet orbiting a star other than our own sun. (SAO)

"100 Years of National Geographic" A review of explorers, discoveries and
landmark expeditions. (SITES)

"The Nuts and Bolts of Robotics" Budding engineers study the impact of
robotics and automation in a Smithsonian course for kids. (RAP)

"A Jeweler’s Eye" The story of collector Henri Vever who amassed a
stunning array of Islamic paintings and manuscripts. (Sackler)

"Inside the Halls of Justice" Constitutional scholars, historians and
lawyers give insiders’ views of life in the marble temple. (RAP)

'en and Women: Dressing the Part" A look at changes in fashion and our
Changing ideas about masculinity and femininity. (NMAH)

"The Original Vision" Highlights of a new album of original Woody Guthrie
and Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter songs. (OFP)

"Sharks in Question" Discussion of a recently released Smithsonian book
which cuts through the myth and misinformation about the most
spectacular and efficient of the world’s great predators. (SIP)

"Duke Ellington, American Music" Highlights from a month-long celebration
of the 90th anniversary of Ellington’s birth. (NMAH)

"100 Years of the Zoo" A tribute to the accomplishments of the National
Zoological Park as well as plans for the future - a BioPark which
would provide visitors with a better understanding of the
interdependence of life. (NZP)

"Eddie Palmieri and his Latin Jazz Octet" Music from the Grammy
Award-winning band leader as presented in a Smithsonian concert.

(RAP)

"On the Air" A tribute to the pioneers of American broadcasting in a
discussion tracing the impact of radio and television personalities on
American culture. (NPG)

"Memories of a Hidatsa Indian Family" Experiences of three American
Indian families from 1840 - 1920 and how they coped with radical
change without surrendering to it. (NMAH)

"Sounding Forms" Performances on African msical instruments on view in a
special exhibition. (NMAFA)

"The Shopping Bag - Portable Art" Collectors and scholars review how the
lowly bag has been elevated to the level of high art. (Cooper-Hewitt)

"Flight Enters the Computer Age" Highlights of an exhibition tracing the
development of the computer and aerospace industries from the 1940s.
(NASM)

"Mapping the Human Genome" James D. Watson, winner of a 1953 Nobel Prize
as the pioneer codiscoverer of the DNA structure, discusses his human
genome project at the National Institutes of Health. (RAP)

"The Real McCoy" Highlights from a new exhibition tracing African
American invention and innovation. (Anacostia)

"Volcanoes: The Inside Story" Examining the scientific breakthroughs
that have enabled volcanologists to understand how volcanoes work.
(NMNH )

"Fantastic Vessels, Fictional Voyages" A tour through an exhibition of
three dimensional boats created by contemporary artists. (Renwick)

Here at the Smithsonian — three-minute television features for national
broadcast

The partial listing which follows contains material based on research

Gone by Smithsonian curators or other personnel:

"Warming Up to Reptiles" A look at how the National Zoo is leading the
way in understanding and preserving our fine, cold-blooded friends,
and presenting them to the visiting public. (NZP)

"Crossroads of Two Continents" The diverse cultures of the Bering Strait
region are featured in the first exhibition ever to be jointly
organized by U.S. and Soviet scholars. (NMNH)

"Engines of Change" A look at the transformation of American society
brought on by the Industrial Revolution. (NMAH)

"The Brush of Innocence" Watching Chinese painter Wang Yani as she
demonstrates her extraordinary art in a special exhibition. (Sackler)

"Aloha, Hawai’i!" Experiencing the rich and varied cultural traditions of
our nation’s 50th state. (OFP)

"The Portraits of Isamu Noguchi" The first retrospective of this
Japanese—American sculptor’s rarely seen portraits of famous
Americans. (NPG)

"Rocks in a Hard Place" The story of Smithsonian scientists in their
search for meteorites in Antarctica. (NMNH)

"Zoo Vets" A look at a day in the life of a veterinarian at the National
Zoo. (NZP)

"Black Wings" A chronicle of the important role of black Americans in the
history of aviation. (NASM) ;

"The Perpetual Man Ray" Regardless of the medium, the varied art of Man
Ray is as vital and creative today as it was fifty years ago. (NMAA)

Film and Video Productions

This partial listing contains material based on research done by

Smithsonian curators or other personnel:

"The Earth in Our Hands" Narrated by Robert Redford, this one-hour film
presents the pioneering work of the Smithsonian's Marine Systems
Laboratory as its scientists recreate self-sustaining ecosystems.
(NMNH)

"The Smithsonian Institution" Produced for the Visitor Information and
Associates Reception Center, this 20-minute orientation video presents
general information on Smithsonian museums. (VIARC)

"The Smithsonian Institution Touch Screen Interactive Video" Produced for
the new Smithsonian Information Center in the Great Hall of the
Castle, this 30-minute interactive videodisc program provides visitors
with detailed information about each mseum, tours, special activities
for children, and restaurants. (VIARC)

"American Abstraction 1930 - 1945: The Artists Speak" This 30-minute
interactive videodisc accompanies an exhibition of abstract art from
the Patricia and Philip Frost Collection. (NMAA)

"Descubra el Smithsonian" A pilot series of two-minute television
capsules was produced for Spanish-language TV to reach the nation's
growing Hispanic commmity.

"To Coexist: Diversity and Development" Produced for the U.S. Agency for
International Development, this 30-minute program depicts how
development professionals can take biological diversity into account
in planning their projects.

"Duke Ellington Interactive Video" An interactive videodisc was produced
to accompany an exhibition on the 90th anniversary of Ellington's
birth. (NMAH)

"Preserving an Architectural Heritage: The Decorative Designs of Frank
Lloyd Wright" This ten-minute film forms the central section of a
SITES exhibition which will tour to five major U.S. cities. (SITES)

"Maritime Hall Exhibition Videos" Nine short interactive videodiscs were
produced to provide visitors an opportunity to learn the history,
technology, and commercial importance of towboats on the Mississippi
River. (NMAH)

SMITHSONIAN WORLD SEASON V PROGRAMS

Program #501 - Zoo (January 24, 1990)

Program #502 - A Moveable Feast (February 21, 1990)
Program #503 - Tales of the Human Dawn (March 28, 1990)
Program #504 - Nigerian Art-Kindred Spirits (May 2, 1990)
Program #505 The Quantum Universe (June 6, 1990)

Office of the Assistant Secretary for External Affairs

Lovejoy, Thomas E., The Third World's environment: a global
dilemma, EPA Journal 15(4):42-43, 1989.
Lovejoy, Thomas E., Foreword to Fragile Lands of Latin America:

Strategies for Sustainable Development (J.0O. Browder, Ed.),
Westview Press, Boulder, CO, 301 pp., 1989.

Lovejoy, Thomas E., Amazonian Peril: Myth and Reality, Folha de
Sao Paulo, March 23, 1989. (In Portuguese)

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OFFICE OF MEMBERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT

Stann, E. Jeffrey, and Anne Cleaver, eds. Voyage to the Southern

Continent: The Letters of Lieutenant William Reynolds

from the U. S. Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842
(Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1988).

OFFICE OF PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES

Talman, Hugh "An Examination of the Effectiveness of Various
Toning Solutions on Black and White Silver Halide Emulsions"

Proceedings, American Institute for Conservation - Photographic
Materials Group, Winter Meeting; Kansas City, Missouri, March 4, 1989.

Wallace, Jim. "An Examination Of Still Video Camera Use By Photojournalism
Students In A Workshop Situation" Presented: Digital Photography and
Editing Conference, Sunnyvale, California, February 10, 1989

"Electronic Color Separation of Video Disc Images". A joint
research project with the Ohio University School of Visual
Communication. Presented: Digital Photography and Editing Conference,
Sunnyvale, California, February 10, 1989.

. “An Examination Of The Use Of Commercial Scanners To Restore
Faded Color Transparencies (Preliminary Report)" Proceedings, American

Institute for Conservation, Photographic Materials Group, Winter
Meeting; Kansas City, Missouri, March 4, 1989.

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READING IS FUNDMENTAL, IN.

RIF Newsletter. Published three times a year, the Newsletter
reports on RIF activities nationwide. A technical
assistance insert, addressing local projects’ requests for
information on how to motivate youngsters to read, is
included in Newsletters sent to RIF projects. The
Newsletter reaches 18,000 people throughout the United
States and offshore territories.

The RIF Guide to Encouraging Young Readers (Doubleday, 1987). A
sourcebook of activities, children’s book suggestions, and
resources for parents.

Reading Is Fundamental. A brochure describing the organization
and its accomplishments.
“Parent Guide" Brochures. A series of eight brochures on the

topics "Choosing Good Books for Your Children," "TV and
Reading," "Reading Aloud to Your Children," "Upbeat and
Offbeat Activities to Encourage Reading," "Teenagers and
Reading," "Children Who Can Read, But Don’t...,"
"Encouraging Soon-To-Be Readers," "Magazines and Family

Reading."
k row On: A Parent’ ide to Encouraging Youn aders.
A resource for parents of children from infancy to age
eleven.
The RIF Han k; How a il 1 Is Fun ii

Project. A technical assistance manual to help RIF
volunteers organize and operate an effective reading
motivation program. Includes an overview of RIF as well as
sections on fundraising, book selection and ordering, and
activities to motivate reading.

I Want You. A brochure to assist RIF projects in recruiting and
training volunteers.

Reading Is Fun! Tips for Parents. A booklet offering
suggestions on how to encourage children up to the age of
eight to read.

Children’s Bookshelf. An annotated list of 106 books for
Children up to the age of eleven.
Profiles. Descriptions of the publishers and distributors that

serve RIF projects. The Profiles list special discounts and
services offered by each supplier and are distributed
annually to all projects.

When We Were Young: Favorite Books for RIF Kids, RIF Volunteers,
and Readers of Renown. Forty-page list of favorite
Children’s books. Includes personal acct aco sa of same
80 public figures.

Appendix 6

The Smithsonian Institution and Its Subsidiaries, September 30, 1989

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

The Secretary Robert McC. Adams
Executive Assistant James M. Hobbins
Special Assistant Marie Mattson
Administrative Assistant Mary Lee Nissley
(Appointments)

Research Assistant Glenn M. Schwartz
Supervisor, Secretary's Files Betty J. Edwards
Special Assistant for Zahava D. Doering

Institutional Studies

OFFICE OF THE UNDER SECRETARY

The Under Secretary Dean W. Anderson
Administrative Officer Mary Brough Emond

OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL

Inspector General (Acting) John C. Fawsett
Assistant Inspector General for Audits (Acting) Jerry L. Chandlec
Assistant Inspector General for Investigations (Acting) Richard H. Cook

OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL
General Counsel Peter G. Powers

Associate General Counsels George S. Robinson
Alan D. Ullberg

Assistant General Counsels Rachelle V. Browne
James D. Douglas
Lauryn Guttenplan Grant
Elaine L. Johnston
Marsha S. Shaines
Christine Steiner
James I. Wilson

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER

Treasurer Ann R. Leven
Assistant Treasurer, Office of

Financial Management and Planning John R. Clarke
Comptroller, Office of Accounting

and Financial Services Shireen L. Dodson
Director, Office of Risk Management Phillip H. Babcock
Director, Office of Sponsored

Projects Ardelle G. Foss
Director, Business Management Office James J. Chmelik

Director, Smithsonian Museum Shops Samuel J. Greenberg

Director, Mail Order Division John H. Giesecke

Director, Product Development and

Licensing Lisa Stevenson
Concessions Administrator Roland W. Banscher

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR RESEARCH

Assistant Secretary Robert S. Hoffmann
Deputy Assistant Secretary Ross Simons
Executive Officer Rita R. Jordan
Special Assistant to the Ruth 0. Selig

Assistant Secretary
for Research
Special Assistant to the Judith A. Gradwohl
Assistant Secretary for
Research for Biodiversity
Administrative Officer Joan R. Zavala

INTERNATIONAL CENTER

Coordinator Francine C. Berkowitz
Administrative Officer Saundra A. Thomas

OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Director “Francine C. Berkowitz
Assistant Director Brian W. J. LeMay
International Exchanges Officer Raymond W. Seefeldt
International Liaison Officer Leonard P. Hirsch
International Liaison Specialist Judy Rodgers Johnson
Administrative Assistant Barbara H. Russell
Program Assistant L. Ernelle Ross

OFFICE OF CONFERENCE SERVICES

Director Cheryl LaBerge
Program Assistant Karen Bennett
Program Aide Emily Victoria Nolton

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OFFICE OF QUINCENTENARY PROGRAMS

Director Alicia M. Gonzalez
Program Manager Jacki T. Rand
Research Assistant Dennis G. Medina
Program Assistant Luis F. Tassara

INTERNATIONAL GALLERY

Project Director

(Caribbean Festival Arts) Vera H. Hyatt
Project Assistant
(Caribbean Festival Arts) Helen Dizikes

SPECIAL ASSISTANTS TO ASSISTANT SECRETARIES

Special Assistant to the Assistant
Secretary for Research Mary S. McCutcheon

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION/MAN AND THE BIOSPHERE PROGRAM

Dineeror Francisco Gomez-Dallmeier
Program Assistant Laura M. Neal

JOSEPH HENRY PAPERS

Director Marc Rothenberg
Administrative Officer Beverly L. Leplev

Assistant Editor
Assistant Editor
Assistant Editor

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Kathleen W. Dorman
John C. Rumm
Paul H. Theerman

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

Director

Registrar

Special Assistant to the Director

Executive Officer and
Chief, Office of Management
Services

Administrative Specialist

Computer Specialist

Personnel Specialist

Associate Director

Assistant Director for Animal
Exhibits

Assistant Director for External
Affairs

Assistant Director for Research

Assistant Director for Conservation
and Captive Breeding Programs

Assistant Director for Animal Health

ANIMAL EXHIBIT DEPARTMENTS
Assistant Director for Animal
Exhibits
Department of Mammalogy

Curator
Associate Curator

Collection Managers
Edward Bronikowski
John Lehnhardt

Department of Herpetology

Curator
Collection Manager

Michael H. Robinson
Judith Block

Lynn Dolnick
Vincent J. Doyle
James E. Fitzpatrick
Peter B. Kibbee
Johnnie Smith

Benjamine B. Beck
(Acting )

Dale Marcellini
(Acting )

Gretchen Gayle Ellsworth

Devra G. Kleiman

Christen M. Wemmer

R. Mitchell Bush

Dale Marcellini
(Acting)

Edwin Gould
John Seidensticker

Lisa Stevens
William Xanten

Dale Marcellini
Michael Davenport

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Department of Ornithology
Curator
Assistant Curator
Collection Manager

Department of Invertebrates
Curator
Collection Manager

EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
Assistant Director for External

Affairs
Office of Public Affairs

Chief, Office of Public Affairs

Office of Education

Chief, Office of Education

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGICAL RESEARCH

Assistant Director for Research
Scientific Staff

Daryl J. Boness
Eugene S. Morton
Olav T. Oftedal

Population Manager
Research Associates

Mary Allen

Steven R. Beissinger
Adelmar Coimbra-Filho
Susan D. Crissey
Carolyn M. Crockett
Priya Davidar

Elissa Derrickson
Kim C. Derrickson
James Dietz

Scott Derrickson
Charles Pickett
Paul Tomassoni

Jaren Horsley
Alan Peters

Gretchen Gayle Ellsworth

Robert J. Hoage

Judith White

Devra G. Kleiman

Katherine S. Ralls
Miles Roberts
Rasanayagam Rudran

Jonathan Ballou

Wolfgang P. J. Dittus
John F. Eisenberg
Lisa Forman

Theodore I. Grand
Russell G. Greenberg
Susan Lumpkin

John Robinson

Melvin E. Sunquist
Betsy Trent Thomas

DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION

Assistant Director for Conservation

and Captive Breeding Programs
Research Coordinator
Conservation Officer
Collection Manager

Research Associates

Peter August
Joel Berger
Illar Muul

Fellows and Associates

Lee Boyd
Eric Dinnerstein

DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL HEALTH

Assistant Director for
Animal Health

Associate Veterinarian

Reporductive Physiologist

Research Associates

Stephen J. O’Brien
Michael K. Stoskopf

Collaborators

Michael D. Abramowitz
Richard Alsakar

Max J. Appel

Kenneth C. Bovée

M. Kathryn Hammock

A. Everette James, Jr.
Seth Koch

Christen M. Wemmer

John Rappole
Martha Fujita
Larry Collins

J. L. David Smith
Michael Sttiwe
Richard Watling

Hemanta Mishra
George Schwede

R. Mitchell Bush

Lyndsay G. Phillips, Jr.
David E. Wildt

Sam Wasser

Bill Lasley
Douglas W. McKay
Carroll Platz
William J. Ravich
Edward Ruley
Patricia Schmidt

DEPARTMENT OF PATHOLOGY

Pathologist-in-Charge Richard J. Montali
Associate Pathologist Linda Munson

Research Associates

Richard Alsaker John Pletcher
Max J. G. Appel John Strandberg
Chris Gardiner Anton Steuer
Kathryn Holmes Bernard Zook

SUPPORT SERVICES

Chief, Office of Facilities David Boothe
Management

Chief, Office of Design and Virginia A. Mahoney
Exhibits Planning (Acting )

Chief, Office of Police and Samuel L. Middleton, Jr.
Safety

FRIENDS OF THE NATIONAL ZOO
Executive Director Clint Fields
Deputy Director James Schroeder
OFFICE OF AMERICAN STUDIES
Director Wilcomb E. Washburn

Secretary Ruby Hamblen

OFFICE OF FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS

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PSSISCAMEOITeCTOr 3 40% soe we 2 eS 8 ow» a EVaZabeth Veaten
Raministrative OTTICer 1. 6 «cs «0s S:e s «sa Catherine Harris
peadenve Programs Officer. .<.<.4 s< .e« « 4. Daniel Center

Academic Programs Officer. .......... .. . Sharon Nishizaki

SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY

Director

Associate Directors
Planning

Atomic and Molecular Physics
High Energy Astrophysics
Optical and Infrared Astronomy

Planetary Sciences

Radio and Geoastronomy
Solar and Stellar Physics
Theoretical Astrophysics

Administrative Department Heads

Central Engineering
Contracts and Procurement
Controller’s Office

Library

Personnel

Publications

Scientific Staff

Fred Adams

Yakov Alpert
Johannes Andersen
Eugene H. Avrett
James Babb

Robert W. Babcock
Sallie L. Baliunas
John Biretta

Roger Blandford
Eric Bloemhof

Jay Bookbinder
Donato Bramanti
Nelson Caldwell
Nathaniel P. Carleton
Frederic Chaffee
Kelly Chance

John F. Chandler
Jon H. Chappell
Mark Colavita
Allan F. Cook, II
Mario Cosmo
Alexander Dalgarno
Thomas Dame

Irwin Shapiro

Bruce Gregory

Kate Kirby
Harvey Tananbaum
David W. Latham
John L. Huchra
(appointed February 1, 1989)
Brian Marsden
James M. Moran
George L. Withbroe
Alan P. Lightman (Acting)
Alastair G.W. Cameron
(appointed January 15, 1989)

Richard B. Dias
George D. Dick
Robert T. Ayer

Joyce Watson

Harris E. Rosenthal
James C. Cornell, Jr.

Lawrence P. David
Robert J. Davis
Vivek Dhawan
Andrea K. Dupree
Martin S. Elvis
Robert Estes
Giuseppina Fabbiano
Daniel G. Fabricant
Giovanni Fazio
George B. Field
Edward L. Fireman
William R. Forman
Fred A. Franklin
Michael R. Garcia
Larry Gardner
John C. Geary
Margaret Geller
Owen Gingerich
Isabella Gioia

Leon Golub

Paul Gorenstein
Dale E. Graessle
Mario Grossi

Gordon Gullahorn
Alan H. Guth

Carl Gwinn

Shadia Habbal

F. Rick Harnden, dr.
Daniel E. Harris
Patrick Hartigan
Lee Hartmann
Akihiko Hashimoto
Andreas Heithausen
John Hillier
William Hoffmann
John P. Huchra
John P. Hughes
Luigi Jacchia

David Johnson
Chnistine Jones-Forman
Kenneth Kalata
Wolfgang Kalkofen
Edwin M. Kellogg
Scott Kenyon
Dong-Woo Kim

John L. Kohl
Lawrence Krauss
Robert Kurucz
David W. Latham
Myron Lecar

Helen Leung

Alan Lightman

A. Edward Lilley
Enrico Lorenzini
Tommaso Maccacaro
Brian Marsden
Petrus C. Martens
Ursula Marvin
Colin Masson

P.M. Mathews
Edward Mattison
Jeffrey E. McClintock
Richard E. McCrosky
Jonathan C. McDowell
Robert McMahon
Gary Melnick

Karl Menten
Stephen S. Murray
Philip C. Myers
Peter Nisenson
Robert W. Noyes
Birgitta Nordstrom
Leonid Ozernoy
Costas Papaliolios
William Parkinson
Michael R. Pearlman

Pan Xiao-Pei
James Phillips
Philip Pinto
Francis A. Primini
Bruno Quadrelli
Harrison Radford
John C. Raymond
Mark Reid

Robert D. Reasenberg
Luis Rodriguez
Robert Rosner
Michael Rupen
George B. Rybicki
Barbara Ryden
Steven H. Saar
Rudolph Schild
Daniel A. Schwartz
Joseph Schwarz
Frederick D. Seward
Patrick O. Slane
Jack W. Slowey
Andrzej Soltan
Gregory Stacy
Clive Standley
Robert Stefanik
Clifford Stoll
Harvey D. Tananbaum
Wesley A. Traub
Ginevra Trinchieri
Wallace H. Tucker
Giusseppe Vaiana
Adriaan van Ballegooijen
Leon P. Van Speybroeck
Robert F.C. Vessot
George Victor
Saega Dil Vrtilek
Terrence Walker
John Wardle
Trevor Weekes
Shen Wei

Steven Weinberg
Fred L. Whipple
Charles A. Whitney
Belinda J. Wilkes
Steven P. Willner
George L. Withbroe
Anna Wolter
Douglas Wood
John A. Wood
Diana Worrall
Kouichi Yoshino
Martin Zombeck

SMITHSONIAN ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH CENTER

Director
Acting Assistant Director

Administrative Officer
Facilities Manager

David L. Correl]
Anson H. Hines

Helen M. Dalaski
Paul Tavel

Program Assistants for Public Information

Education Specialist
Docent Coordinator

Research Scientists

Environmental Engineer
Ecologists

Modeler
Plant Ecologists

Plant Physiologist
Animal Ecologists

Microbial Ecologist

A. Mark Haddon
Linda M. Chick

Evan Hillman
Thomas E. Jordan
Geoffrey G. Parker
Donald E. Weller
Allison A. Snow
Dennis F. Whigham
Jess Zimmerman
Bert G. Drake
William Carmen
Joseph Dineen
Anson H. Hines
Junda Lin

James F. Lynch
Martin Posey
Gregory Ruiz
Charles L. Gallegos

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ARCHIVES

Archivist

Deputy Archivist
Historian

Associate Archivists

Assistant Archivists

William W. Moss
William A. Deiss
Pamela M. Henson

Alan L. Bain

Diane L. Vogt-O'Connor
William E. Cox

Susan W. Glenn

R. Shawn Johnstone
James A. Steed

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES

Director
Deputy Director
Manager, Planning & Admin.
Administrative Officer
Publications Officer

Deputy Director & Manager,
Automated Systems Division
Systems Administrator

Asst. Systems Admin.

Computer Equipment Spec.
Chief, Auto. Bibl. Cont.
Chief, Catalogue Records

Chief, Orig. Cat. & Ind.
Cataloguer
Cataloguer
Cataloguer
Cataloguer, Spec. Coll.

Asst. Director & Manager,
Research Services Division
Reference Librarian
Central Services Unit
Unit Manager & Chief Lib.,
Cent. Ref. & Loan Serv.
Reference Librarian
Reference Librarian
Circulation Librarian
Chief Lib., Mus. Ref.
Chief Lib., MSC Branch
Reference Librarian,
History of Art Unit
Unit Manager & Chief Lib.,
NMAH Branch
Circulation Librarian
Chf< Libs, O Hort. Branch
Reference Librarian
Chief Lib., CHM Branch
Chief Lib., NMAfA Branch
Special Collections
Chief Lib: Spec: Coll.

Cnt.

MSC

Natural Sciences Unit
Unit Manager & Chief Lib.,
NMNH Branch
Reference Librarian
Reference Librarian
Reference Librarian
Reference Librarian
Reference Librarian
Chief Lib., NZP Branch
Chief Lib., SERC Branch

Barbara J. Smith
Vija L. Karklins

Mary Augusta Rosenfeld

Laudine C. Creighton
Nancy L. Matthews

Vija L. Karklins
Thomas Garnett
Marcia Adams

Mimi Scharf
Victoria Avera
Sheila Riley

Helen Nordberg
Margaret A. Sealor
Margaret D'Ambrosio
Jacqueline Coleburn
Mary L. Elder

Margaret S. Child
Sylvia Churgin

Maureen L. Canick
William B. Neff
Nancy Seeger

Anne Ritchie
Catherine D. Scott
Karen Preslock
Angela Haggins

Rhoda S. Ratner
James Roan

Susan R. Gurney
Marca Woodhams
Stephen Van Dyk
Janet L. Stanley

Ellen B. Wells

Ann Juneau

Ruth F. Schallert
Mary K. Davies
Robert Skarr
David Steere
Mayda Riopedre
Kay Kenyon

Angela Haggins

Chief Lib., STRI Branch

Physical Sciences Unit
Unit Manager & Chief Lib.,
NASM Branch
Reference Librarian
Reference Librarian
Tech. Information Spec.
Chief Lib., SAO Branch

Asst. Director & Manager,
Collections Management
Chief, Acquisitions Serv.

Assistant Chief

Chief Conservator, BCL
Conservator

Head, Preservation Serv.
Binding Section

Research Associate
Research Associate

[vacancy]

Martin A. Smith
Mary Clare Gray
Amy Levin

Philip Edwards
Joyce Rey-Watson

Nancy E. Gwinn
Pauline T. Lesnik
Lucien R. Rossignol

John H. Hyltoft
Maria Nugent
Vanessa Piala
James E. Lawson

Silvio A. Bedini
Jean Chandler Smith

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SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Director
Deputy Director

Assistant Director, Marine Research
Assistant Director, Terrestrial Research
Acting Assistant Director, Terrestmal

Research
Senior Scientist
Executive Officer

Special Assistant to the Director

Educational Coordinator

Conservation Resources Manager

Facilities Manager

Chief, Procurement Section
Personnel Specialist
Development Officer

Scientufic Staff

Eldredge Bermingham
Richard G. Cooke
Mireya Correa
William G. Eberhard
Robin Foster

Jeremy B. C. Jackson
Nancy Knowlton
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.
Harilaos A. Lessios
Olga F. Linares

Research Associates

Annette Aiello

Robin Andrews
Carlos Arellano Lennox
Charles Bennett, Jr.
John Bort

Nicholas Brokaw
Gordon M. Burghardt
Luis D’Croz

Nathan Gale

Pedro Galindo

Judy Gradwohl
Jeffrey B. Graham
Stanley Heckadon
Stephen P. Hubbell

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Oo

Ira Rubinoff
Eric A. Fischer

‘John Christy

Alan P. Smith
Donald M. Windsor

Martin H. Moynihan
Leonor Motta

Elena Lombardo
Georgina de Alba
Gilberto Ocafia
Carlos Tejada
Mercedes Arroyo
Carmen Sucre
Edgardo Maravi

Dolores Piperno

A. Stanley Rand

D. Ross Robertson

David W. Roubik

Neal G. Smith

Nicholas Smythe

Mary Jane West-Eberhard
Donald M. Windsor
Hindnk Wolda

S. Joseph Wright

Leslie Johnson
Yael Lubin
Ernst Mayr
Jorge Motta
Anthony Ranere
Michael Ryan
Myra Shulman
W. John Smith
F. Gary Stiles
Henry Stockwell
Katherine Troyer
Paulo E. Vanzolini
Fnitz Vollrath

OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR MUSEUMS

Assistant Secretary for Museums Tom L. Freudenhein

Deputy Assistant Secretary Elaine Heumann Gurian
for Museums

Program Manager Barbara K. Schneider

Program Manager Beverly Pierce

Special Assistant Maureen Robinson

Special Assistant Jane Glaser

Program Analyst Thomas J. Peyton

Administrative Officer Patricia A. DuVall

Director, Experimental Gallery Kimberly Camp

ANACOSTIA MUSEUM

Director Vacant

Executive Officer Audrey M. Archer
Research Department

Historian Portia P. James

Historian Edward D. Smith
Education Department

Chief of Education Department Zora Martin-Felton
Production & Design Department

Senior Designer Sharon A. Reinckens

Supervisor of Exhibits Specialist James Mayo

Photographer Harold Dorwin

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART

Washington Headquarters Office

Acting Director
Assistant Director

Curator Emeritus and Journal Editor

Curator of Manuscripts
Research Services Chief
Regional Collector

New York Headquarters Office

Deputy Director
Development Officer
Membership Manager

Regional Centers

New York Regional Center Director
New England Regional Center Director

Midwest Regional Center Director

West Coast Regional Center Director

Susan Hamilton
James B. Byers
Garnett McCoy

Arthur Breton

Judy E. Throm

Liza Kirwin

Susan Hamilton
Marita O'Hare
Nancy Palubniak

William McNaught

Robert Brown

Judith Gustafson

Paul Karlstrom

ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY and FREER GALLERY OF ART

Director
Associate Director

Assistant Director, Administration

Assistant Director, Exhibitions
and Facilities

Assistant Director, Arthur M.
Sackler Gallery

Curator, Chinese Art

Associate Curator, Ancient
Chinese Art

Assistant Curator, Chinese Art

Curator, Near Eastern Art

Assistant Curator, Ancient
Near Eastern Art

Assistant Curator, Japanese Art

Assistant Curator, South and
Southeast Asian Art

Assistant Curator, American Art

Assistant Curator, Ceramics

Head, Special Programs

Head Conservator, Technical
Laboratory

Head, East Asian Painting
Conservation

Head, Design and Installation

Head Librarian

Head Registrar, Sackler

Head Registrar, Freer

Head, Publications

Head Photographer

RP

Milo C. Beach
Richard Louie
Sarah Newmeyer

Patrick H. Sears,

vacant
Shen C. Y. Fu

vacant
Jan Stuart
Glenn D. Lowry

Ann C. Gunter
Ann Yonemura

Carol Bolon
Linda L. Merrill
Louise A. Cort
Esin Atil

Itl

W. Thomas Chase, III

Ryo Nishiumi
John Zelenik
Lily Kecskes
Bruce Young
Eleanor Radcliffe
Karen Sagstetter
Kim Nielsen

Head, Education

Head, Public Affairs

Head, Merchandising and
Marketing

Development Officer

Lucia B. Pierce
Susan Bliss

Rosaria Guaragna
Nancy Green

CONSERVATION ANALYTICAL LABORATORY

Director

Deputy Director

Admin. Officer

Admin. Assistant

Coord., Education & Training

Information Department

Sr. Tech. Info. Spec.
Tech. Info. Specialist
Consvn Info. Specialist

Archaeometry

Asst. Dir. for Archaeometry
SARCAR Manager & Senior
Research Archaeologist

Art Historian

Sr. Research Chemist

Sr. Research Physicist

Metallurgist

Chemist

Sr. Ceramic Scientist
Conservation Research

Asst. Dir. for Conserv'n Res.

Gr. Ldr. Organic Chen.

Sr. Res. Organic Chemist

Res. Organic Chemist

Organic Chemist

Chemist

Research Biochemist

Sr. Res. Photographic Sci.
Head, Analy. Serv.
Chemist, Analy. Serv.
Chemist, Analy. Serv.
Electron Microscopist

Conservation Treatment

Lambertus van Zelst
Alan W. Postlethwaite
Vernetta M. Williams
Beverly M. Smith
Eleanor McMillan

Marjorie W. Cleveland
Sherry M. Medley
Ann Johnson

Jacqueline S. Olin

Ronald L. Bishop
Ingrid C. Alexander
M. James Blackman
Yu-Tarng Cheng
Martha E. Goodway
Emile Cc. Joel
Pamela Vandiver

Marion F. Mecklenburg
David W. von Endt

W. David Erhardt

Mary T. Baker

Walter H. Hopwood
Open

Noreen C. Tuross

Mark H. McCormick-Goodhart
Charles S. Tumosa
Open

Open

Melanie T. Feather

Furniture including Furniture Conservation Training Program

Sr. Conservator
Sr. Conservator
Conservator

Objects
Sr. Conservator
Conservator

Donald C. Williams
Marc A. Williams
Melvin Wachowiak

Carol A. Grissom
Harriet F. Beaubein

Paper
Sr. Conservator -
Sr. Conservator

Painting
Sr. Conservator
Conservator

Textiles
Sr. Conservator

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM

Director

Assistant Director

Special Assistant to Director

Administrative Assistant

Administrator

Administrative Specialist

Development Officer

Assistant Development Officer

Membership Coordinator

Curator of Decorative Arts

Assistant Curator of Decorative Arts

Curator of Drawings and Prints

Asst. Curator of Drawings and Prints

Curator of Textiles

Assistant Curator of Textiles

Museum Technician for Wallcoverings

Librarian

Paper Conservator

Textile Conservator

Curator of Exhibitions

Exhibition Researcher

Exhibition Designer

Editor

Assistant Editor

Master's Degree Program Administrator

Program Coordinator

Program Assistant

Public Information Officer

Public Information Assistant and
Special Events Coordinator

Registrar

Assistant Registrar

Automation Services Manager

Museum Shop Manager

Facilities Manager

Assistant Facilities Manager

Chief of Security

Dianne van der Reyden
Timothy J. Vitale

Roland H. Cunningham
Jia-Sun Tsang

Mary W. Ballard

Dianne H. Pilgrim
vacant

Caroline Mortimer
Greta Wharton
Linda Dunne
William Gaske
George Nichols
Sara MacAllister
Judy Soffian

David Revere McFadden
Deborah Shinn
Elaine Evans Dee
Gail Davidson
Milton Sonday
Gillian Moss

Ann Dorfsman
Stephen Van Dyk
Konstanze Bachmann
Lucy Commoner
Dorothy Twining Globus
Lucy Fellowes
vacant

Nancy Aakre
Cynthia Plaut
Henry Joyce

Susan Yelavich
Paige Roberts
Arthur Lindo

Michele Raphoon
Cordelia Rose
Steven Langehough
Jay Vanatta

Polly Dufresne
Jim Ledford
vacant

Luis Palau

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN

Director
Deputy Director
Executive Officer

Chief Curator: for” Exhibitions

Curator of Prints/Drawings
Associate Curators

Publications Manager
Librarian

Chief Conservator
Conservators

Registrar

Chief, Exhibits and Design
Chier, Education

Public Information Officer
Photographer

Building Manager

James T. Demetrion
Stephen E. Weil
Nancy Kirkpatrick
Ned Rifkin

Frank B. Gettings
Amada Cruz
Valeries J. Fletcher
Phyllis Rosenzweig
Judith K. Zilczer
Barbara J. Bradley
Anna Brooke
Laurence Hoffman
Leland Aks

Clarke Bedford
Susan Lake
Meredith Michelson Wippman
Douglas Robinson
Edward Schiesser
Edward Lawson
Sidney Lawrence
Lee Stalsworth
Frank Underwood

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM

Director
Deputy Director

Martin O. Harwit
Donald S. Lopez

Special Assistant to the Director
Assistant for Special Projects
Assistant Director for Development

Aeronautics
Acting Director
Special Advisor for Technology
Senior Curator
Curators

Associate Curator
Assistant Curator
Historian

Historian Emeritus

Center for Earth and Planetary
Studies

Acting Chairman

Geologists

Program Manager

Steven L. Soter
Brian M. Duff
John M. Carlin

Dominick A. Pisano
Howard S. Wolko
Robert C. Mikesh
R.E.G. Davies

Von D. Hardesty
Claudia M. Oakes
Dominick A. Pisano
Robert van der Linden
Richard A. Leyes, II
Peter L. Jakab

Paul E. Garber

Thomas R. Watters
Patricia A. Jacobberger
James R. Zimbelman
Robert A. Craddock
Michael J. Tuttle
Priscilla L. Strain

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Space History
Chairman
Curators

Assistant Curator
Historian

Laboratory for Astrophysics
Chairman
Astrophysicists

Interpretive Programs
Assistant Director
Minority Outreach
Cooperative Programs
Education
Planetarium

Art
Assistant Director

Public Affairs and Museum Services
Assistant Director
Publications

Collections Management
Assistant Director
Foreman, Preservation and
Restoration Division
Chief, Collections Maintenance
Chief, Information Management
Registrar

Administration
Assistant Director
Budget Analyst

Exhibits
Assistant Director
Chief, Design Unit
Chief, Production Unit
Chief, Audiovisual Unit

Gregg Herken

David H. DeVorkin
Allan A. Needell
Paul E. Ceruzzi
Cathleen S. Lewis
Joseph N. Tatarewicz
Frank Winter

Derek W. Elliott
Robert W. Smith

Howard A. Smith
Jeffrey Jay Goldstein
Matthew Greenhouse

James H. Sharp

M. Antoinette Amos
Helen C. McMahon
Jan McColl

James H. Sharp

Mary S. Henderson

Rita C. Cipalla
Patricia J. Graboske

Linda N. Ezell

Richard. D.. Horigan,..Jr.
Alfred J. Bachmeier

K. Peter Suthard

Robin A. Schroffel

Wendy A. Stephens
Alice M. Adams

Nadya A.Makovenyi
Lucius E. Lomax
Derek P. Fiedler
David N. Heck

Museum Operations
Assistant Director
Deputy Assistant Director

Special Assistant for Plans

and Programs
Theater and Planetarium
Operations Manager
Museum Facilities Manager
Office Automation Manager

Edmund T. Wooldridge, Jr.
Ronald E. Wagaman
Claude D. Russell

Steven C. Fitch

Valerie W. Matthews
Alfred T. Kincaid

Air & Space/Smithsonian Magazine

Editor
Managing Editor
Picture Editor

Publisher
Advertising Director
Circulation Director

Associate Publisher, Administration

Business Manager
Production Manager
Consultants to the Magazine

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART

Director
Associate Director
for Collections and Research
Assistant Director
Chief Curator
Curators

Public Affairs Officer

Curator of Education

Chief, Exhibits Department

Registrar

Conservator

Photo Archivist

Librarian

Writer/Editor

Photographer

Founding Director Emeritus
and Senior Scholar

George Larson
Tom Huntington
Lee Battaglia

Joseph J. Bonsignore
Louis C. Kolenda
Gale Page

Carey O. Randall
Diana Barclay

Sarah D. Kingsley

E. Cherry Doyle

Sylvia H. Williams

Roy Sieber

Jean M. Salan
Philip Ravenhill
Lydia Puccinelli
Roslyn A. Walker
Janice L. Kaplan
Edward Lifschitz
Alan Knezevich
Grace Eleazer
Stephen Mellor

“Judith Luskey

Janet Stanley
Dean Trackman
Jeffrey Ploskonka

Warren Robbins

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

Director

Deputy Director

Acting Assistant Director
and Chief Curator

Acting Assistant Director for
Museum Programs

Acting Assistant Director for
Museum Resources

Administrative Officer

Research Curator

Curator-in-Charge, Renwick Gallery

Curator-in-Charge, Painting &
Sculpture

Curators, Painting & Sculpture

Associate Curators, Painting
and Sculpture

Curator-in-Charge, Graphic Arts
Curator, Graphic Arts

Associate Curator, Graphic Arts
Senior Conservator

Conservators

Registrar
Associate Registrar
Assistant Registrar
for Packing & Shipping
Chief, Office of Design and
Production
Chief Designer
Acting Chief, Office of Research
Support
Coordinator, Inventories of
American Paintings and Sculpture
Acting Chief, Office of Publications
Chief, Office of Public Affairs
Chief, Office of Intern Programs
Head, Special Services Programs
Head, Docents & Volunteer Services
Librarian NMAA/NPG
Assistant Librarian NMAA/NPG
Building Manager AA/PG

Elizabeth Broun
Charles J. Robertson

Virginia H. Mecklenburg
James W. Volkert

Eleanor E. Fink
Maureen E. Damaska
Lois M. Fink
Michael W. Monroe

Virginia M. Mecklenburg
William H. Truettner
Harry Z. Rand

Robin L. Bolton-Smith
Lynda Roscoe Hartigan
Joann G. Moser

Merry A. Foresta
Martina R. Norelli
Stefano Scafetta

Ann M. Creager

R. Quentin Rankin
Fern Bleckner
Katherine Maynor

W. Robert Johnston
Melissa L. Kroning

Michael R. Smallwood

James W. Volkert
Val E. Lewton

Rachel M. Allen

Christine M. Hennessey
Terence P. Winch
Margery A. Byers
Patricia H. Chieffo
Margaret P. Cogswell
Nora M. Panzer

Cecilia H. Chin
Patricia M. Lynagh
Mary E. Massey

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

Director

Deputy Director

Assistant Director for Administration
Administrative Officer

Administrative Specialist

Special Assistants

Office of External Affairs
Director

Public Affairs
Special Events

NATIONAL NUMISMATIC COLLECTION

Executive Director
Curators

NATIONAL PHILATELIC COLLECTION

Executive Director
Curator

AFRO-AMERICAN COMMUNITIES PROJECT

Director
ARCHIVES CENTER

Senior Archivist
Archivists

Historian

Roger G. Kennedy
Douglas E. Evelyn
Ronald E. Becker
Elizabeth E. Greene
Shirley Vann

Naomi Glass

James D. Whoolery

Marilyn Lyons
Susan Foster
Elizabeth Little
Anne Spivak

Elvira Clain-Stefanelli
Coralee C. Gillilland
Richard Doty

Herbert R. Collins
James H. Bruns

James 0. Horton

John Fleckner
Robert Harding
Craig Orr
Barbara Humphrys
David Haberstich

‘Marilyn Graskowiak

Reuben Jackson
Fath Davis Ruffins

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OFFICE OF BUILDING MANAGEMENT
Building Manager

COMPUTER SERVICES CENTER
Chief

DIVISION OF CONSERVATION

Head Conservator
Conservators

EISENHOWER INSTITUTE FOR HISTORICAL

Director
DEPARTMENT OF EXHIBITS

Assistant Director for Exhibits
Deputy Assistant Director

for Exhibits
Chief, Design Division
Chief, Exhibits Production
Chief, Historic Restoration

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PROGRAMS

Assistant Director for
Public Programs

Deputy Assistant Director for
Public Programs

Program Manager

Director, Program in African
American History

Director, Division of Museum Programs

Director, Publications Division

Coordinator, Columbus Quincentenary
Program

Intern Program Coordinator

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Richard A. Day

Dennis S. Dickinson

J. Scott Odell

Martin Burke

Andrzej Dajnowski
Antoinette Dwan

Lynne Gilliland

Nikki Horton

Ingrid Neuman

Beth Richwine

Suzanne Thomassen-Krauss
Paulette Willman

RESEARCH

Vacant

J. Michael Carrigan

Richard J. Nicastro
Dru Colbert

Robert H. Norton
Terrence Conable

Lonn Taylor

Elizabeth Sharpe
Harold Closter

Gwendolyn Robinson
Dwignt Blocker Bowers
Robert Selim

Lisa: Falk
Mary Dyer

OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR

Registrar Martha Morris
Assistant Registrar Katherine P. Spiess

OFFICE OF ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Director Gary Kulik
DEPARTMENT OF THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Chairman Arthur P. Molella
American Indian Program

Director Rayna Green
Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Curators Pete Daniel
G. Terry Sharrer

Division of Armed Forces History
Curators Edward C. Ezell
Donald E. Kloster
Harold D. Langley
Historian James Hutchins
Curator Emeritus Philip Lundeberg
Division of Computers, Information, and Society

Curators David Allison
Jon B. Eklund

Division of Electricity and Modern Physics

Curators Bernard Finn
Paul Forman

Division of Engineering and Industry
Curators Carlene E. Stephens
Steve Lubar
Jeffrey Stine
Division of Medical Sciences
Curators Audrey B. Davis

Ramunas A. Kondratas
Barbara Melosh

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Division of Physical and Biological Sciences

Curators

Division of Transportation
Curators
Senior Historian

Senior Historian's Office
Senior Historian

Technology and Culture

Editor

Deborah J. Warner
Patricia Gossel
Linda Tucker

William L. Withuhn
Paul Johnston
John H. White

Nathan Reingold

Robert Post

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HISTORY

Chairman

Afro-American Index Project
Program Specialist

Division of Ceramics and Glass
Curator

Division of Community Life

Curators

Curator Emeritus
Division of Costume

Curator
Curator Emeritus

Division of Domestic Life

Curators

Tom D. Crouch

Eleanor Alexander

Susan H. Myers

Richard E. Ahlborn
Spencer Crew
Charles McGovern
Bernice Reagon
Carl Scheele

Claudia B. Kidwell
Anne W. Murray

Anne C. Golovin
Rodris C. Roth
Barbara C. Smith

Division of Graphic Arts

Curators

Division of Musical History

Curators

Division of Photographic History
Curator
Division of Political History
Curators
Curator Emeritus
Division of Textiles
Curator
Research Associates
Joan R. Challinor
Marsha Darling
William Dowd

Sylvia Frye
Sheridan Germann

Elizabeth M. Harris

Helena C. Wright

John T. Fesperman
John E. Hasse
Cynthia A. Hoover
James Weaver

Eugene Ostroff

Edith P. Mayo
Keith E. Melder
Margaret B. Klapthor

Rita J. Adrosko

Stuart Goosman

Robert Hall

Aiko Herzig-Yoshinaga
William Monical

Joan P. Watkins

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Director

Deputy Director
Aeting Director

Acting Deputy Director

Assistant Director for Special
Projects

Assistant Director for Programs

Assistant Director for Development

Special Assistant to the Director

Special Assistant to the Deputy
Director

Director, Quincentenary Programs

Writer-Editor

Assistant Director for
Administration

Budget Analyst

Administrative Specialist

Administrative Technician

Management Analyst

Acting Assistant Director for
Education

Assistant Director for the
Automatic Data Program

Assistant Director for Exhibits

Assistant Director for Collections
Management

Registrar

Building Manager

Supervisory Museum Specialist,
Scanning Electron Microscope
Laboratory

DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY
Chairman
Administrative Specialist
Collections Manager
Public Information Specialist

Handbook of North American Indians

General Editor

Managing Editor

Production Manager
Management Services Assistant
Anthropologist

Linguist

Bibliographer

Frank H. Talbot
(January 1989)
James C. Tyler
(January 1989)
James C. Tyler
(January 1988)
Stanwyn G. Shetler
(January 1988)

Catherine J. Kerby
Stanwyn G. Shetler
T. C. Benson
Margaret P. Anderson

Jerome A. Conlon
Herman J. Viola
Thomas R. Harney

Mary Rakow Tanner
Robert Knarr

Nella F. Lloyd
Danielle Bielenstein
Marsha Sitnik

Laura McKie

T. Gary Gautier
Laurence P. O'Reilly

Janet Gomon
Margaret A. Santiago
Edward McCoy

Walter R. Brown

Donald J. Ortner
Carole Lee Kin
Candace Greene
Ann Kaupp

William Cc. Sturtevant
Karla Billups

Diane Della-Loggia
Melvina Jackson
Joanna C. Scherer

R. H. Ives Goddard III
Lorraine H. Jacoby

Human Studies Film Archives
Assistant Director Wendy A. Shay

National Anthropological Archives

Acting Director Carmalita Ryan
Archivist James R. Glenn
Assistant Archivist Paula Fleming

Latin American Anthropology

Curator Robert M. Laughlin
Associate Curator William H. Crocker
Expert Betty J. Meggers
North American Anthropology
Curators
William W. Fitzhugh Dennis J. Stanford
William L. Merrill William C. Sturtevant

Bruce D. Smith
Associate Curator

J. Daniel Rogers Theresa A. Singleton
North American Indian Program

Director JoAllyn Archambault

Old World Anthropology

Curators
Adrienne Kaeppler William B. Trousdale
Ivan Karp Gus Van Beek

Associate Curators

Mary Jo Arnoldi Paul Taylor
Physical Anthropology
Curators

Donald J. Ortner Douglas H. Ubelaker
Associate Curators

Douglas Owsley Richard Potts

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Linguistics

Curator

R. H. Ives Goddard III

Research Associates, Collaborators, and Affiliated Scientists

James M. Adovasio (Archeology)

Larry Banks (Archeology)

David Begun (Physical
Anthropology)

Michael D. Blakey (Physical
Anthropology)

Kathleen J. Bragdon
(Linguistics)

Alison S. Brooks (Archeology)

Ernest S. Burch, Jr.
(Archeology)

Aron Crowell (Archeology)

Edith Dietze (Ethnology)

Jean Paul Dumont (Ethnology)

John C. Ewers (Plains
Ethnology)

John Fisher (Archeology)

Don D. Fowler (Archeology)

George Frison (Archeology)

Bruno Frohlich (Physical
Anthropology)

Kathleen Gordon (Physical
Anthropology)

James Griffin (Archeology)

C. Vance Haynes (Archeology)

Brian Hesse (Archeology)

William Holm (Ethnology)

Neil C. Hughes (Archeology)

Bennie C. Keel (Archeology)

Jennifer 0. Kelley (Physical

Anthropology)

DEPARIMENT OF BOTANY
Chairman
Administrative Assistant
Collections Manager
Senior Botanists

Mason E. Hale, Jr.

Richard T. Koritzer (Physical
Anthropology)

Paulina Ledergerber
(Archeology)

Jerald T. Milanich
(Archeology)

Chris Nagle (Archeology)

Michael O'Brien (Archeology)

Michael Petraglia (Physical
Anthropology)

Stephen Potter (Archeology)

James Price (Archeology)

Bruce D. Ragsdale (Pathology)

Leslie Rankin-Hill (Physical
Anthropology)

Mary Elizabeth Reeve
(Ethnology)

Lucile E. St. Hoyme (Physical
Anthropology)

Abelardo Sandoval (Archeology)

Robert G. Schmidt (Geology)

T. Dale Stewart (Physical
Anthropology)

Maurizio Tosi (Archeology)

John Verano (Physical
Anthropology)

Alan Walker
(Paleoanthropology)

Paula Wapnish (Archeology)

Mildred M. Wedel (Archeology
and Ethnohistory)

Waldo R. Wedel (Archeology)

Rita Wright (Physical
Anthropology)

Laurence S. Skog
Linda Moreland
George F. Russell

Mark M. Littler

Phanerogams
Curators
Dan H. Nicolson
Stanwyn G. Shetler
Laurence E. Skog
Associate Curators
Pedro Acevedo
Robert B. Faden
Vicki A. Funk
Ferns
Curator
Grasses
Curator
Cryptogams
Curators
James N. Norris
Associate Curators
Maria A. Faust
Palynology
Curator

Plant Anatomy

Curator

Research Associates, Collaborators,

Katina Bucher (Algae)

George Bunting (Araceae)

Pamela Burns-Balogh
(Orchidaceae)

David Challinor (Forestry and
Tropical Biology)

Loren Coen (Marine Algae)
Jose Cuatrecasas (Flora of
Tropical South America)
Alva G. Day (Polemoniaceae)
Gerald F. Deitzer (Plant

Physiology)

Dieter C. Wasshausen
John J. Wurdack

E. John Kress
Warren L. Wagner

David B. Lellinger

Paul M. Peterson

Harold E. Robinson

Jeanine Olsen

Joan W. Nowicke

Richard H. Eyde
and Affiliated Scientists

James A. Duke (Flora of
Panama)

Patricia M. Eckel (Mosses)

Christian P. Feuillet
(Gesneriaceae)

Anthony Fletcher (Lichen)

F. Raymond Fosberg (Tropical
Island Plants)

Suzanne Fredericg
(Gracilariaceae)

Aaron Goldberg (Phanerogams)

Charles R. Gunn (Seeds)

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Mark Edward Hay (Marine Algae)

Otto Huber (Plant Ecology)

Joseph H. Kirkbride, Jr.
(Rubiaceae)

Elbert L. Little, Jr.
(Dendrology)

Diane S. Littler (Marine
Algae)

Carlos Lopez-Ocana (Ecology)

Alicia Lourteig (Neotropical
Botany)

Carlos Ochoa (Solanum)

Kittie F. Parker (Compositae)

John Pipoly (Plant
systematics)

Thompson Pizzolato
(Agrostology)

Mark Plotkin (Ethnobotany)

Muriel E. Poston (Loasaceae)

Robert W. Read (Neotropical
Palms & Bromeliads)

DEPARTMENT OF ENTOMOLOGY
Chairman
Collections Manager
Senior Scientist
Administrative Assistant
Coleoptera
Curators
Terry L. Erwin
Hemiptera
Curator
Hymenoptera

Senior Scientist
Curator

Lepidoptera
Curators
Associate Curator
Myriapoda and Arachnida

Associate Curator

Clyde F. Reed (Phanerogams)

James Reveal (Polygonaceae)

Amy Y. Rossman (Fungi)

Velva E. Rudd (Leguminosae)

Edith E. B. Scott (Bryophyta)

Celia Smith (Algae)

Lyman B. Smith (Flora of
Brazil)

Claudia Sobrevila (Tropical
Plant Biology)

Richard W. Spjut (Lichens)

Frans A. Stafleu (Phanerogams)

Bruce A. Stein (Neotropical
Plants)

William L. Stern (Plant
Anatomy)

Christopher E. Tanner (Marine
Botanical Systematics)

Edward E. Terrell
(Phanerogams )

Ronald J. McGinley

Gary F. Hevel
Karl V. Krombein

Marie Westfall

Paul J. Spangler

Richard C. Froeschner

Karl V. Krombein
Ronald J. McGinley

John M. Burns
Don R. Davis
Robert K. Robbins

Jonathan A. Coddington

Neuropteroids and Diptera

Curators

Oliver S. Flint, Jr.
Wayne N. Mathis

Research Associates, Collaborators, and Affiliated Scientists

Joachim Adis (Coleoptera)
Annette Aiello (Lepidoptera)
Donald W. Anderson (Coleoptera)
Edward W. Baker (Acarina)
Charles L. Bellamy (Coleoptera)
William F. Bickley (Diptera)
Robert W. Carlson (Hymenoptera)
J. F. Gates Clarke
(Lepidoptera)
Carleton M. Clifford
(Ixodoidea)
Margaret Collins (Orthoptera)
Hilary Crusz (Insects of Sri
Lanka)
Terhune Dickel (Lepidoptera)
Lance Durden (Siphonaptera)
K. C. Emerson (Mallophaga)
Neal F. Evenhuis (Diptera)
John H. Fales (Lepidoptera)
Candida Feller (Diptera)
Douglas C. Ferguson
(Lepidoptera) —
Richard H. Foote (Diptera)
John G. Franclemont
(Lepidoptera)
Raymond J. Gagne (Diptera)
Robert D. Gordon (Coleoptera)
E. Eric Grissell (Hymenoptera
Ralph E. Harbach (Diptera)
Bruce A. Harrison (Diptera)
Thomas J. Henry (Hemiptera)
Yiau-Min Huang (Diptera)
James E. Keirans (Ixodoidea)
John M. Kingsolver (Coleoptera)
Lloyd V. Knutson (Diptera)
Paul M. Marsh (Hymenoptera)
Arnold S. Menke (Hymenoptera)
Mary Frances Mickevich
(Methodology/Theory)
Douglass R. Miller (Homoptera)
Scott E. Miller
(Microlepidoptera)

Charles Mitter (Lepidoptera)
Steve Nakahara (Thysanoptera)
David F. Nickle (Orthoptera)
Beth B. Norden (Hymenoptera)
Allen L. Norrbom (Diptera)
Paul A. Opler (Lepidoptera)
David L. Pearson (Coleoptera)
Philip Perkins (Coleoptera)
Robert V. Peterson (Diptera)
E. L. Peyton (Diptera)
Kenelm W. Philip (Lepidoptera)
Robert W. Poole (Lepidoptera)
John R. Reinert (Diptera)
Mark J. Rothschild (Homoptera)
Louise M. Russell (Homoptera)
Curtis W. Sabrosky (Diptera)
Silvia Santiago (Coleoptera)
Michael E. Schauff
(Hymenoptera)
Petra Sierwald (Arachnida)
Robert L. Smiley (Acarina)
David R. Smith (Hymenoptera)
M. Alma Solis (Lepidoptera)
Theodore J. Spilman
(Coleoptera)
George C. Steyskal (Diptera)
Manya B. Stoetzel (Homoptera)
F. Christian Thompson
(Diptera)
Robert Traub (Siphonaptera)
Katsuji Tsuneki (Hymenoptera)
George Vogt (Coleoptera)
Ronald A. Ward (Medical
Entomology)
Richard E. White (Coleoptera)
Donald R. Whitehead
(Coleoptera)
Willis W. Wirth (Diptera)
Norman E. Woodley (Diptera)
David Wooldridge (Coleoptera)
Frank Young (Coleoptera)

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DEPARIMENT OF INVERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

Chairman
Purchasing Agent
Administrative Assistant

Crustacea
Curators
J. Laurens Barnard
Thomas E. Bowman

Roger F. Cressey
GoW. Hart tor.

Echinoderms and Lower Invertebrates

Curators

Frederick M. Bayer
Stephen D. Cairns

Mollusks
Curators
Richard S. Houbrick
Associate Curators
M. G. Harasewych
Worms
Curators

Kristian Fauchald

CWS “Harry oie
Roland H. Brown
Martha V. Joynt

Robert P. Higgins
Brian F. Kensley
Louis S. Kornicker
Raymond B. Manning

David L. Pawson
Klaus Ruetzler

Clyde F. E. Roper

Robert Hershler

Meredith L. Jones

W. Duane Hope Mary E. Rice

Registry of Tumors in Lower Animals
Director John Harshbarger
Biological Lab Technician Sunthorn Sirivanakarm
Biological Research Technician Normal Wolcott
Biological Lab Technician Kathy Price
Research Assistant Marilyn Slatick
Museum Specialist Phyllis Spero

Research Associates, Collaborators,

J. Bruce Bredin

Fenner A. Chace, Jr. (Emeritus
Zoologist)

Steven Chambers

Sing Chen Chang (Emeritus
Zoologist)

Elizabeth Chornesky

Maureen E. Downey

Joan D. Ferraris

Stephen J. Gardiner

Terrence M. Gosliner

Horton H. Hobbs, Jr. (Emeritus
Zoologist)

Lipke B. Holthuis

J. Ralph Lichtenfels

Patsy McLaughlin

Charles G. Messing

DEPARIMENT OF MINERAL SCIENCES

Curator

Associate Curator

Geochemist
Mineralogy

Curator
Associate Curator

Crystallographer
Petrology and Volcanology
Curators

Richard S. Fiske
William G. Melson

Associate Curator
Physical Sciences Laboratory
Chemists

Eugene Jarosewich

Electronics Technician

and Affiliated Scientists

John E. Miller

Isabel Perez-Farfante (Canet)

Esther C. Peters

Richard E. Petit

Marian H. Pettibone (Emeritus
Zoologist)

Anthony J. Provenzano, Jr.

Harald A. Rehder (Emeritus
Zoologist)

Janet W. Reid

i..2G.,Sehn

Ronald B. Toll

Paul N. Turner

Michael Vecchione

Geerhart J. Vermeij

Austin B. Williams

David K. Young

Daniel Appleman
Ellen Thurnau

Roy S. Clarke, Jr.
Glenn J.MacPherson
Kurt Fredriksson

John Sampson White
Jeffrey Post
Daniel E. Appleman

Tom Simkin

Sorena Sorensen

Joseph A. Nelen

James E. Collins

Scientific Events Alert Network

Museum Specialist

Research Associates, Collaborators,

Vagn F. Buchwald (Meteorites)

Cathy Busby-Spera (Petrology)

Gary R. Byerly (Petrology)

Felix Chayes (Petrology and
Volcanology)

Robert T. Dodd (Meteorites)

John Filson (Petrology and
Volcanology)

Michael Fleischer (Mineralogy)

Martin Flower (Petrology and
Volcanology)

DEPARIMENT OF PALEOBIOLOGY

Chairman
Curators Emeritus
(Not in Residence)

Administrative Assistant
Collections Manager
Deputy Collections Manager
Paleobiological Information
Specialist
Scientific Illustrator
Vertebrate Paleontology
Preparation Laboratory,
Supervisor
Acting Supervisor

Senior Scientists

Richard H. Benson
Alan H. Cheetham

Geologist
Curators

Walter H. Adey

Anna K. Behrensmeyer
Martin A. Buzas
Robert J. Emry
Nicholas Hotton III

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Lindsay R. McClelland
and Affiliated Scientists

Edward Henderson (Meteorites)

Peter Levens (Mineralogy)

Brian H. Mason (Meteorites)

Paul B. Moore (Mineralogy)

Debra S. Stakes (Petrology and
Volcanology)

Geoffrey Thompson (Petrology
and Volcanology)

Othmar T. Tobisch (Petrology
and Volcanology)

Jack W. Pierce
Richard S. Boardman
G. Arthur Cooper
Porter M. Kier

Betty M. Lomax
Frederick J. Collier
Jann W. M. Thompson

Raymond T. Rye II
Mary A. Parrish

Arnold D. Lewis (Retired
5/31/89)

Frederic V. Grady
(Appointed 6/1/83)

Richard E. Grant
Daniel J. Stanley
Kenneth M. Towe

Ian G. Macintyre

Frances M. Hueber
Jack W. Pierce
Clayton E. Ray
Thomas R. Waller

Associate Curators

William A. DiMichele
Brian T. Huber (Appointed
11/21/88)

Scott L. Wing

Research Associates, Collaborators, and Affiliated Scientists

Stephen J. Culver
Ted E. Delaca

Daryl P. Domning
Raymond C. Douglass
J. Thomas Dotro, Jr.
Ralph E. Eshelman
Karl W. Flessa
Thomas G. Gibson
Mackenzie Gordon, Jr.
Richard R. Graus
John M. Hackney

S. Taseer Hussain
Marcus M. Key, Jr.
Carl F. Koch
Sergius H. Mamay
Suzan Mazer

DEPARIMENT OF VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY

Chairman
Jr. Collections Managers

Administrative Assistant
Fishes
Curators

Victor G. Springer
Richard P. Vari

Associate Curator

Jerry N. McDonald
Robert B. Neuman
William A. Oliver, Jr.
David B. Packer

John Pojeta, Jr.

Bruce Runnegar
William J. Sando
David E. Schindel
Judith Skog

Norman F. Sohl

I. Gregory Sohn
Steven M. Stanley
Hans-Dieter Sues
Joshua I. Tracey
Arthur D. Watt

Frank C. Whitmore, Jr.
Druid Wilson
Christopher Wnuk
Ellis L. Yochelson

Richard W. Thorington,
J. Phillip Angle
Elyse J. Beldon

Linda K. Gordon

Susan L. Jewett
Charles W. Potter
Jeffery T. Williams
Sybil Descheemaeker

Stanley H. Weitzman

G. David Johnson

Amphibians and Reptiles
Curators
W. Ronald Heyer
Birds
Curators
Storrs L. Olson
Associate Curator
Mammals
Curators

Michael D. Carleton
Charles O. Handley, Jr.

Office of the Secretary Emeritus

Secretary Emeritus
Administrative Assistant
Museum Specialist
Secretary

George R. Zug

Richard L. Zusi

Gary R. Graves

James G. Mead
Richard W. Thorington, Jr.

S. Dillon Ripley
Mary Pacaro

Bruce M. Beehler
Rachel A. Simpson

Research Associates, Collaborators, and Affiliated Scientists

Richard C. Banks (Birds)
Jonathan J. Becker (Birds)
Bruce M. Beehler (Birds)
Heraldo A. Britski (Fishes)
Eleanor D. Brown (Birds)
Robert L. Brownell, Jr.
(Mammals)
John Cadle (Amphibians and
Reptiles)
Peter F. Cannell (Birds)
Roger B. Clapp (Birds)
Bruce B. Collette (Fishes)
G. Ken Creighton (Mammals)
C. Kenneth Dodd, Jr.
(Amphibians and Reptiles)
Louise H. Emmons (Mammals)
Carl H. Ernst (Amphibians and
Reptiles)
Sara V. Fink (Fishes)
William L. Fink (Fishes)
Mercedes S. Foster (Birds)
John G. Frazier (Mammals)
Thomas H. Fritts (Amphibians
and Reptiles)

Alfred L. Gardner (Mammals)

J. Whitfield Gibbons
(Amphibians and Reptiles)

Michael Goulding (Fishes)

Richard Highton (Amphibians

and Reptiles)

Peter W. Houde (Birds)

Morton and Phyllis Isler
(Birds)

Richard F. Kay (Mammals)

Irving L. Kornfield (Fishes)

William H. Krueger (Fishes)

Roxie C. Laybourne (Birds)

John M. Legler (Amphibians and
Reptiles)

Antonio Machado-Allison
(Fishes)

Francisco Mago-Leccia (Fishes)

Joe T. Marshall (Birds)

Linda R. Maxon (Amphibians and
Reptiles)

Roy W. McDiarmid (Amphibians
and Reptiles)

Naercio A. Menezes (Fishes)

Joseph C. Mitchell (Amphibians

and Reptiles)
Thomas A. Munroe (Fishes)
Lynne R. Parenti (Fishes)
William F. Perrin (Mammals)
Allan R. Phillips (Birds)

Gregory K. Pregill (Amphibians

and Reptiles)
John E. Randall (Fishes)
Randall R. Reeves (Mammals)
S. Dillon Ripley (Birds)
Sentiel Rommel (Mammals)
Carol Ruckdeschel (Amphibians
and Reptiles)
Alan H. Savitzky (Amphibians
and Reptiles)
Albert Schwartz (Amphibians
and Reptiles)

Norman J. Scott, Jr.
(Amphibians and Reptiles)

William F. Smith-Vaniz
(Fishes)

Thomas W. Stafford, Jr.
(Birds)

David W. Steadman (Birds)

Kenneth J. Sulak (Fishes)

Stephen G. Tilley (Amphibians
and Reptiles)

Merrill Varn (Mammals)

Richard J. Wassersug
(Amphibians and Reptiles)

Marilyn Weitzman (Fishes)

John S. Weske (Birds)

Edward O. Wiley (Fishes)

James D. Williams (Fishes)

Don E. Wilson (Mammals)

SMITHSONIAN OCEANOGRAPHIC SORTING CENTER

Director
Administrative Assistant
Marine Biologists

Frank D. Ferrari
Leslie W. Knapp
Rafael Lemaitre

Exrnani G. Menez
Patricia K. Buckley

Ernani G. Menez
Jon L. Norenburg

SMITHSONIAN MARINE STATION AT LINK PORT

Scientist-In-Charge
Administrative Assistant

Research Assistants

William D. Lee
Julianne Piraino

MUSEUM SUPPORT CENTER

Director

Administrative Specialist

Data Administrator

Facility Manager

Assistant Facility Manager

Chief, Information Management
Section

Mary E. Rice
Joan L. Kaminski

Sherry Anne Reed
Hugh F. Reichardt

U. Vincent Wilcox
Patti B. Young
Joan B. Andrews
Charles E. Dunn
George Bolden

David Bridge

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NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

Director :

Assistant Director for Collections

Assistant Director for History and
Public Programs

Executive Officer

Curator of Painting and Sculpture

Curator of Exhibitions

Associate Curator of Painting
and Sculpture

Curator of Prints

Curator of Photographs

Curator of Education

Editor of Publications

Chief, Design and Production

Keeper, Catalog of American
Portraits

Editor of the Charles Willson
Peale Papers and Historian of
American Culture

Librarian

Conservator

Senior Photographer

Registrar
Public Affairs Officer

OFFICE OF EXHIBITS CENTRAL

Director

Administrative Officer

Assistant Director/Chief of
Design and Editing

Assistant Director/Chief of
Production

Supervisor, Fabrication

Supervisor, Graphics Unit

Supervisor, Model Shop

OFFICE OF HORTICULTURE

Director (Acting)
Program Manager
Administrative Officer
Administrative Assistant
Landscape Architect
Greenhouse Manager
Grounds Manager

Alan Fern
Carolyn K. Carr

Marc Pachter
Barbara A. Hart
Robert G. Stewart
Beverly J. Cox

Ellen Miles

Wendy Wick Reaves
William F. Stapp
Harry Jackson
Frances K. Stevenson
Nello Marconi

Linda Thrift
(appointed 1/15/89)

Lillian B. Miller
Cecilia Chin
CindyLou Molnar Ockershausen
Rolland White

(appointed 10/9/88)
Suzanne Jenkins
Sue Ann Kendall

Vacant
Eva Goodwin

Karen Fort

Walter Sorrell
Kenneth Clevinger
Patricia Burke
Ben Snouffer

Kathryn R. Meehan
Vacant

Peter J. Nerret
Vacant

Paul H. Lindell
Barbara Faust
Kenneth Hawkins

OFFICE OF MUSEUM PROGRAMS

The staff listing below represents all staff who worked in the

OMP during FY89.

The Office began a reorganization in the second

half of the year with subsequent staff changes.

October, 1988-April, 1989:
Jane Glaser

Eleanor Coombs

Christine Murray

Wendy Jessup

Susanne Harlandt

Artemis Zenetou

Charis Warchal

Bruce C. Craig

Nancy Fuller
Gayle Edmunds
Laura Schneider
Steven Cupp

Bettie Lee
Denise Yver

April, 1989-September, 1989:

James E. Sims

Eleanor Coombs
Christine Murray

Curriculum Programs
Theresa LaMaster
Bettie Lee

Heather Baker
Professional Services

Bruce ‘Cc. ‘Craig

Gayle Edmunds
Joe Nicely

Publications Program

Nancy Fuller

Director
Administrative Officer
Secretary

Workshop Coordinator

On-Site Workshop Coordinator
Workshop Coordinator
Workshop Assistant

Internships and Visiting
Professionals Coordinator

Native American Museums
Coordinator

NAMP Program Assistant

Program

Audiovisual Program Manager
Audiovisual Program Coordinator
Audiovisual Program Coordinator
Audiovisual Program Assistant

Acting Director
Administrative Officer
Secretary

Curriculum Programs Manager
Workshops Coordinator
Program Assistant

Professional Services Program
Manager
Visitor Coordinator

Program Assistant

Publications Manager

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION TRAVELING EXHIBITION SERVICE

Administration
Director Anna R. Cohn
Associate Director ;
for Administration Linda Bell
Budget and Accounting Services Marie-Claire Jean
Allegra Wright
Staff Training Dale Alward
Office Manager Kenneth D. Fenty
Exhibitor Relations\External Affairs
Program Research and Grants Dee Bennett
Audience Survey Research Claire Fronville
Public Relations liz Bill)
Exhibition Scheduling Carol Harsh
Program Services
Associate Director for Programs Eileen Rose
Exhibition Organization Anne Gossett
Lori Dempsey

Lesley O'Malley

Exhibition Interpretation Myriam Springuel
Laurie Trippett
Fredrica Adelman
Germaine Juneau
Gail Kaplan

Exhibition Registration Lee Williams
Fredric Williams
Viki Possoff
Josette Cole

Exhibition Preduction Betty Teller
Betsy Hennings
Crisley McCarson
Meredith McPherson

Publications
Publications Director Andrea Stevens
Editorial Services David Andrews

Melissa Hirsch

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OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR PUBLIC SERVICE

Assistant Secretary

Deputy Assistant Secretary

Deputy Assistant Secretary/Media
Affairs

Administrative Officer

Executive Assistant

Special Assistant

Special Assistant

Program Specialist

Fiscal Assistant

Secretary

Secretary

Special Assistant for
Media Activities

Editor-in-Chief, Optical
Publishing

Special Advisor for
Telecommunications

NATIONAL SCIENCE RESOURCES CENTER

Executive Director

Deputy Director

Director of Publications

Financial Officer

Outreach Consultant

Publications/Technology Specialist

Administrative Assistant

Program Assistant

Director, Science and Technology
for Children (STC) Project

Research Specialist, STC Project

Research Specialist, STC Project

Research Specialist, STC Project

Research Specialist, STC Project

Research Specialist, STC Project

OFFICE OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY

Director
Deputy Director
Director of Outreach Programs
Publications Coordinator
Coordinator of Teacher Services
Writer/Editor
Career Awareness Coordinator
Career Awareness

Education Specialist
Special Education Specialist
Education Specialist

Ralph Rinzler
James C. Early
Robert A. Dierker

Ernestine A. Potter
Mary Lynne McElroy
Margaret A.H. Bertin
Rosemary Leonard
Manjula Kumar

Carol F. Anderson
Annette C. Sukarloo
Pamela Deutsch
Andrew Ferguson

Glen Hoptman

Thomas H. Wolf

Douglas M. Lapp
Sally G. Shuler
Kit Johnson
Shirley Ash
Olive Covington
Tim Falb

Toni Brady
Altoria Bell

Joe Griffith

Pat McGlashan
Seliesa Pembleton
Dorothee Goldman
David Hartney
Judy Grumbacher

EDUCATION

Ann Bay

Thomas E. Lowderbaugh
Janice Majewski
Michelle Smith

Clare Cuddy

Betsy Eisendrath
Montrose Cones

Maria Cristina Garcia
Beth Anne Shaw
Julia Langdon

OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS

Acting Director
Administrative Officer
Director, Folkways Records
Senior Folklorist

Senior Ethnomusicologist
Festival Director
Folklorists

Curator, Hawai'i Program
Education Specialist
Festival Services Manager
Designer
Technical Coordinator
Program Specialist
Archives Technician
Audio Visual Production
Assistant
Folkways Specialist
Folkways Assistants

Assistant Archivist
Fiscal Technician
Secretary to the Director
Clerk/Typist

Richard Kurin

Jewell Dulaney
Anthony Seeger

Peter Seitel

Thomas Vennun, Jr.
Diana Parker

Olivia Cadaval
Marjorie Hunt

Phyllis May-Machunda
Heliana Portes de Roux
Frank Proschan
Nicholas Spitzer
Richard Kennedy

Betty Belanus

Barbara Strickland
Daphne Shuttleworth

R. Fred Nahwooksy, Jr.
Arlene Liebenau

Cc. Jeffrey Place

Guha Shankar
Dudley Connell
Linda Breitag
Edward O'Reilly
Lori Taylor
Claudia Telliho
Diane Green
Minu Tahmassebi

OFFICE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Chairman

Acting Director
Special Assistant
Special Assistant
Program Specialist
Administrative Officer

Wilton S. Dillon
Carla M. Borden
Neil G. Kotler
Dave Warren

John W. Franklin
Teresa P. Johnson

OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Director

Special Assistant to the Director
Administrative Officer

Secretary to the Director

Publications

Associate Director
Staff

News Bureau

Associate Director
Staff

OFFICE OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Director

Deputy Director

Media Project Development Specialist
Marketing and Promotion Specialist
Audio/Visual Production Specialists

Radio Production Specialists

Motion Picture Production Specialist
TV Production Specialist ,
Acministration Officer

Madeleine Jacobs
Eileen Hall
Carolyn Amundson
Michelle Carr

Kathryn Lindeman
John Barrat

Mary Combs

Peggy Langrall
Antoinette van Zelm
Jo Ann Webb

Lilas Wiltshire

Linda St.Thomas
Coral Alpay
Johnnie Douthis
Gabriela Frings
Cynthia Haley
Leslie Logan (intern)
David Maxfield
Kimberly Mayfield
Ink Mendelsohn
Vicki Moeser
William Schulz
Rachel Sears

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION PRESS

Director

Deputy Director
Assistant Director,
Assistant Director,
Assistant Director,
Assistant Director,
Assistant Director,

Acquisitions

General Publications
Financial Management
Marketing
Smithsonian Books

Administrative Officer

Felix C. Lowe
Vincent L. MacDonnell
Daniel H. Goodwin
Ruth W. Spiegel

John R. Ouellette
Gail Grella

Patricia Gallagher
Dorothy Blaska

University Press Division

Editor, Special Projects

Acquisitions Editor, General Humanities
Acquisitions Editor, Natural Sciences

Managing Editor, Series Publications

Production Manager
Design Manager
Permissions

Martin Williams
Amy Pastan
Theresa Slowik/
Peter Cannell
Barbara Spann
Kathleen Brown
Alan Carter
Susan Cook

Smithsonian Books Division

Senior Editor

Recordings Division

Executive Producer
Editorial & Design Coordinator

Book Development

Executive Editor, Book Development

Design Coordinator

Smithsonian Magazine

Editor

Board of Editors:
Constance Bond
Caroline A. Despard
Jim Doherty
Timothy Foote
Marlane A. Liddell

Publisher

Associate Publisher, Advertising
Associate Publisher, Circulation
Associate Publisher, Administration
Circulation Director

Director of Production

Consultants to the Magazine

Alexis Doster III

Margaret Robinson
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Maureen R. Jacoby/
Caroline Newman
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Don Moser

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Assistant for Outreach (Acting)

Unit Manager, Information Resources
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Unit Manager, Public Inquiry Mail and
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Mary Grace Potter
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Membership and Development

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Activities

Development Officers

Technical Information Officer

Special Assistant to the
Director

Administrative Officer

Thomas McCance, Jr.
E. Jeffrey Stann

Diana Duncan
Donna Ari

Elba Arrocha
Arthur Gardner
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Director

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Joseph Carper

and Research Expedition Programs

Program Manager

Charlene James-Duguid

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Program Manager

Corporate Associate Program

Program Manager

Associates Travel Program

Program Manager

Fern Segerlind

Neill Heath

Barbara Tuceling

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Director

Associate Director, Administration
Associate Director, Programming
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Program Coordinators

Editor

Assistant Editor

Development Officer

Public Affairs Officer

Membership and Registration
Manager

Assistant Membership and
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Marketing Manager

Business Office Manager

Volunteer Coordinator

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Director
Special Events Coordinators

Secretary

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Director

Congressional Relations Specialist
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Janet W. Solinger
Michael Cassidy
Edmund H. Worthy, Jr.
Roslyn C. Beitler
Anna Caraveli

Joanne Gigliotti
Moya B. King

Marcus L. Overton
Katherine Wood

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Claudette E. Moore
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Frances C. Jacobowitz
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Edmund Anderson
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Cheryl Gibney
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Margaret C. Gaynor
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Mariko C. Murray

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Assistant Secretary Alice Green Burnette
Special Assistant Daniel K. Stevenson
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Secretary Donna R. Attaway

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Assistant Secretary John F. Jameson

Deputy Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Beuck Derbyshire
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Ombudsman Chandra P. Heilman

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Director Will Douglas, Jr.
Program Manager Carol Gover
Program Manager, Complaints Robert L. Osborne
Program Manager, Affirmative Action Diane Cook-Lee

OFFICE OF FACILITIES SERVICES
Director Richard L. Siegle

OFFICE OF ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION

Director Cynthia R. Field
Historic Preservation Specialist Amy Ballard
Registrar, Smithsonian Furnishings

Collection Richard E. Stamm
Conservator, Smithsonian Furnishings

Collection Peter L. Muldoon
Senior Architectural Historian Rafael Crespo
Senior Architectural Historian Mina Marefat
Records Manager Beatrice Hurd

OFFICE OF DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION

Director Phillip K. Reiss
Deputy Director David L. Slingerland
Manager, Management Systems Staff James N. Guandolo
Chief, Planning Division Harold J. Rombach
Chief, Design Division William L. Thomas
Chief, Construction Division Thomas P. Myers
Program Manager, NMAH Aris T. Allen
Program Manager, NMNH Don W. Dormstetter

OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND SAFETY

Director F. William Billingsley
Executive Officer Andrew W. McCoy
Chief, Environmental Management

Division Ruth E. Lantzy
Chief, Fire Protection Division J. Andrew Wilson
Chief, Safety Division Walter G. Bailey

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OFFICE OF PLANT SERVICES

Director
Deputy Director
Administrative Officer
Assistant Director, Physical
Plant Services
Chief, Utilities Operations
Chief, Crafts Operations
Assistant Director, Engineering
and Support Services -
Chief, Engineering Services
Chief, Support Services

OFFICE OF PROTECTION SERVICES

Director

Deputy Director

Administrative Officer

Chief, Protection Service

Chief, Security Systems Division
Chief, Security Services Division
Medical Officer

Security Officer, Cooper-Hewitt

Michael R. League
Michael J. Sofield
Judith A. Cooper

William M. Adams
Harry I. Goodman
John W. Libby

Lawrence D. Stuebing
Howard Wink, Jr.

Charles W. Arthur, Jr.

Robert B. Burke

G. Clifford Boocks
Robert D. Seabolt
Jay W. Chambers
Barton B. Rinehart
Thomas W. Bresson
J. Andrew Armer,
Luis A. Palau

M.D.

OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Director

Acting Manager, Information System
Division

Manager, Computer Systems Management Div.

Manager, Communication Management Div.

Manager, Information Management Division

Manager, Information Support Services
Division

Administrative Officer

MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS OFFICE

Director
Assistant Director
Chief, Operations

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION

Acting Director

Assistant Director for Operations

Acting Assistant Director for Policy
and Programs

Benefits Officer

Labor Relations Officer

Vincent J. Marcalus

William Lawson
George Anderson
John Moreci

Rae L. Thompson

Joseph Russo
Donald L. Wilhelm

John G. Motheral
James M. Young
Iris Pickens

Barry M. Pierce
Peter McSwain

Nancy L. Johns
Anthony Kohlrus
Nancy L. Johns

OFFICE OF PLANNING AND BUDGET

Director Nancy D. Suttenfield
Assistant Director, Planning Robert L. Farrell
Assistant Director, Federal Compliance

and Reporting Mary J. Rodriguez
Assistant Director, Budget Formulation

and Execution Richard S. Haas

OFFICE OF PRINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES

Director James H. Wallace, Jr.
Deputy Director Lorie H. Aceto
Production Control Officer Mary Ellen McCaffrey
Chief, Special Events/Photography Branch Richard Hofmeister
Chief, Laboratory Branch Edes H. Talman

Chief, Services Branch Joyce M. Goulait
Chief, NASM Branch Dale Hrabak

Chief, NMNH Branch Victor Krantz

Chief, Color Branch Joe A. Goulait

Chief, Duplicating Branch Herman Thompson

OFFICE OF PROCUREMENT AND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Director Robert P. Perkins
Deputy Director John W. Cobert
Manager, Contracts and Procurement

Divisions Vacant
Chief, Contracts Division George J. Zumpf
Chief, Procurement Division Helen L. Donaldson
Manager, Programs and Property Divisions Robert J. Lewin
Chief, Property Management Division Joseph W. Swihart
Administrative Officer Willa H. Afshar

OFFICE OF TRAVEL SERVICES

Director Judith Petroski
Travel Assistant Carol P. Ailes

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THE JOHN F. KENNEDY CENTER

FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS STAFF

Chairman
ArTELSt Lc Director

Ralph P. Davidson
Marta Istomin

CULTURAL DIVERSITY AFFAIRS

Director

DEVELOPMENT

Director

Associate Director
Associate Director
Associate Director

EDUCATION

Director
Deputy Director/

Alliance for Arts Education
Theater for Young People
National Symphony Orchestra
American College

Theater Festival

FINANCE

Director

Personnel Manager
Payroll Manager
Controller

Data Systems Manager
Budget Director

Archie L. Buffkins

Jillian H. Poole
Marc Breslaw
Barbara A. Hall
Thomas J. Mader

Jack W. Kukuk

David R. Humphrey
Carole C. Sullivan
Carole J. Wysocki

David Young

Clifton B. Jeter
Sandra E. Bissell

Lee Caldwell

Nancy H. Fleeter
Steven D. Hacker
Kathleen L. Plovanich

FRIENDS OF THE KENNEDY CENTER

Director

OPERATIONS

Director

Director of Procurement
Director of Planning
and Building Services

Peg Allen

Geraldine M. Otremba
Thomas A. Hickok

Beth W. Newbold

ws)
Oo
\o

PRODUCTIONS AND THEATERS

General Manager ~ Drew Murphy

of Theaters
Administrator for

Artistic Programming .- Sheldon Schwartz
Theater Operations Manager Randy Weeks

PUBLIC AFFAIRS, MARKETING
AND ADVERTISING
Division Director/

Director of Public Affairs Laura Longley
Director of Media Relations Tiki Davies
Director of Marketing John H. McAuliffe
Director of Advertising Joanne B. Steller

SPECIAL EVENTS

Director Charlotte Woolard

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Executive Director Stephen Klein
General Manager Richard B. Hancock

STAFF, NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART

Office of the President
President a

Office of the Director
Director. .< F :
Special Assistant
Executive Assistant

Office of the Deputy Director

Deputy Director 3 :

Curator of .-Bducatiom.:*) <2) -.-%

BGitor: ci~

Chief of Exhibition Programs.

Executive Librarian . .

Chief, Photographic Laboratory.

Head, Photographic Services

Head, Extension Programs.

Acting Head, Art Information
Service :

Curator of Photographic
ATCHIVES «xine:

Chief, Department of Design
and .Instaliationmiy+.; .. +

Managing Curator, Records
and Loans

Registrar :

Head, Department “of Loans and
National Lending Service.

Assistant to the ae
Director. rast fe

Curators

Sentor Curator, Curator of
Prints and Drawings ‘

Curator of French Prints.

Curator of Italian Drawings

Curator of Contemporary Prints.
Curators of Northern Renaissance
bei 9 4 oS 9 2 ee a ee a
Curator of Southern Renaissance
PASTE Sas! Sus 5A. a! cela
Curator of Northern Baroque
Pawme ines ioe Sek ek See ate
Curator of Southern Baroque.
POs: Pe ce ca! a hae
Curator of American Art
Curator of Sculpture. .
Curator of Modern Painting.
Curator of Twentieth-Century
Art .. Be ih oe
Chief of Conservation

John R. Stevenson

J. Carter Brown
Robert Bowen
Angela LoRe

Roger Mandle
Linda Downs
Frances Smyth

D. Dodge Thompson
Neal T. Turtell
Richard Amt

Ira A. Bartfield
Ruth: Re: Per lin

Christopher With
Ruth Rowe Philbrick
Gaillard F. Ravenel

Suzannah Fabing
Mary E. Suzor

Stephanie Belt

Carol Kelley

Andrew C. Robison, Jr.

H. Diane Russell

Margaret Morgan
Grasselli

Ruth Fine

John O. Hand

David A. Brown
Arthur K. Wheelock
Diane DeGrazia
Nicolai Cikovsky
Douglas Lewis

Charles S. Moffett

Jack Cowart
Ross M. Merrill

Office of External Affairs
External Affairs Officer.
Special Events.
Public Information.
Corporate Relations

President's Office, Special
Project, Patrons' Permanent

PRTG ries te, 5) ak tei
Music

Joseph J. Krakora
Genevra Higginson
Ruth Kaplan
Elizabeth A. C. Weil

Laura E. Smith
George Manos

Office of the ag ci aa alan Counsel

Secretary-General Counsel

Associate Secretary-General
Counsel os an SE

Assistant Secretary ne

Chief Archivist, Gallery
Archives.

Center for Advanced SryeaE in the

Dean.
Associate Dean.

Office of the Treasurer
Treasurer area ue
Assistant Troscuses a a

Office of the Administrator

Administrator
Personnel Officer
Facility Manager.

READING IS FUNDAMENTAL, INC.

Chairman of the Board

President

Director of Special Projects

Director of Development

Director of Supplier and
Organizational Relations

Director of Finance

Director of Programs

Director, Systems, Computer
and Support Operations

Manager, Computer and Support
Services

Deputy Director, Finance

Senior Writer/Editor

Manager of Educational Services

Program Coordinator

shite)

Philip. C...dsessup,.ir.:

Elizabeth A. Croog
Kathryn K. Bartfield

Maygene Daniels

Visual Arts
Henry A. Millon
Marianna S. Simpson

Daniel Herrick
Michael W. Levine

Anne B. Evans
Michael B. Bloom
Gregg A. Reynolds

Mrs. Elliot Richardson
Roth Graves

Nancy Sullivan

Wade St. Clair

Barbara B. Atkinson
Christina Mead
James Wendorf

Don Perron

Mary Weaver

Donna M. Wagley
Gail Oerke
Victoria J. Heland
Krystal Patrick

WOODROW WILSON INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR SCHOLARS

Director

Deputy Director

Associate Director

Director of Publications

Assistant Director for Fellowships

Director of Development

Librarian

Special Assistant to the Director

Special Assistant to the Director
for Public Affairs

Program Director, American Society
and Politics

Program Director, Asia

Program Director, East Europe

Program Director, International
Security Studies

Program Director, Kennan Institute
for Advanced Russian Studies

Program Director, Latin America

Program Director, West Europe

Project Director, Media Studies

Publisher, Wilson Quarterly

Editor, Wilson Quarterly

Charles Blitzer

Samuel F. Wells, Jr.

Jon E. Yellin

Glenn W. LaFantasie
Ann C. Sheffield
Moira E. Egan
zdenek V. David
Dominic S. Cooper

George L. Seay

Michael J. Lacey
Mary B. Bullock
John R. Lampe

Robert S. Litwak

Blair A. Ruble
Joseph S. Tulchin
Michael H. Haltzel
Philip S. Cook
Warren B. Syer

Jay Tolson

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Appendix 7

Donors to the Smithsonian in Fiscal Year 1989

The Board of Regents and the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution join with the
entire staff in thanking all of the Institution’s fnends for their generous financial sup-
port, for their gifts to the collections, and for in-kind donations, each category being
listed separately below. Within these categories donors are listed by bureau of office,
with a brief description of the gift where appropriate. If perchance the name of any
donor has been omitted from these lists, it is an inadvertence and in no way diminishes
the Institution’s gratitude. Many gifts were received from donors who prefer to remain
anonymous; the Smithsonian wishes to thank them, too, for their generosity.

Donors of Financial Support

INTERNATIONAL CENTER

Donors of Financial Support

$500,000 or more $1,000 or more
Sociedad Estatal para la Smithsonian Outreach Fund
Ejecucion de Programas del Xerox Corporation
Quinto Centenario Citicorp/Citibank
Sociedad General de Television Neill and Company
S.A.
$100,000 or more $500 or more
Smithsonian Special Exhibition The Honorable William A.
Fund Hewitt

Rockefeller Foundation

$10,000 or more
National Science Foundation
U.S. Agency for International
Development
UNESCO
U.S./Man and the Biosphere
Program

314

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK

Donors of Financial Support

$10,000 or more $1,000 or more

Barbara Cox Anthony Foundation Australian Womens Association
Sulzberger Foundation Helen Dettweiler
Zoologische Gesellschaft S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
David Shepard Conservation Fund Louise Reinhardt, Perrybell
Wildlife Preservation Trust Investment Trust

International, Inc. Mzuri Wildlife Foundation
Warner Commmications Inc. Preecha Ratanaporn
Irvin & Kenneth Feld Products, Inc.
Mars Foundation $250 or more
World Wildlife Fumd Sea/Air Expo U.S. Navy League

$5,000 or more
Bristol Myers Co.
Jean Feys, M.D.
Ruth S. Holmberg
G. W. Knight International House
Conservation Treaty Support Fund

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES
Donor of Financial Support

$5,000 or more
The Dibner Fund, Inc.

SMITHSONIAN TROPICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Donors of Financial Support

$10,000 or more $500 or more
Exxon Corporation Mildred and Harry Silberglied
$5,000 or more

The International Foundation

315

Anacostia Museum
Donors of Financial Support
$30,000 or more

Smithsonian Institution Educational

Outreach Funds

Education Department
Donor of Financial Support
$2,000 or more

Women's Committee of the Smithsonian
Associates

ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN ART
Donors of Financial Support

$100,000 or more
The Pew Charitable Trusts

$50,000 or more
J. Paul Getty Trust
The Henry Luce Foundation

$10,000 or more

David Schwartz Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Benjamin D. Holloway
Lannan Foundation
Margery and Harry Kahn

Philanthropic Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Manoogian
Mr. and Mrs. Myron C. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. John N.

Rosekrans, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Shapiro
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
The Leslie Fay Companies, Inc.
The Times Mirror Foundation
Warner Communications, Inc.
Mr. Dave H. Williams

$5,000 or more
Mr. Ellsworth Alvord
ARCO Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. Berman
Mr. and Mrs. Max N. Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Broad
Mr. and Mrs. David Carlson
Dorothy Jordan Chadwick Fund
Fieldstead & Company
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Q. Fiterman
Fried, Frank, Harris, and Shriver
Gerald W. Chamberlin
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Hugh Halff, Jr.
Joseph Coudon VII Fund
Mrs. Jacob Kainen
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight M. Kendall
Mr. Meredith J. Long
Miss Julienne M. Michel
Mr. Mayer Mitchell
Nina A. Werblow Charitable Trust
Mrs. William L. Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roob
Mr. Alan E. Schwartz
Mr. Joel M. Simon
Mrs. Otto L. Spaeth

Mr. and Mrs. A. Alfred Taubman
Mrs. Keith S. Wellin

$1,000 or more
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Applebaum
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ash
Babcock Galleries
Mr. Louis C. Baker
Mr. W. N. Banks
Mrs. Donna Barnett
Mr. and Mrs. Bogdan Baynert
Mrs. F. Henry Berlin
Ms. Daniele D. Bodini
Mr. Gary Breitweiser
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Butcher
Mrs. Samuel C. Butler
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Camden
Caskey & Lees
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Z. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Coville
Mr. Trammell Crow
Mr. Edgar M. Cullman
Mrs. Susan L. Cullman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Danziger
Mrs. Francis de Marneffe
Mr. Lawrence F. Du Mouchelle
Mr. and Mrs. Ahmet Ertegun
Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Etkin
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T.

Fisher III
Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ganz, Jr.
Dr. Mario Garreffo
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Getty
Mr, Arnold B. Glimcher
Mr. Sanford D. Greenberg
Harvey S. Firestone Foundation
Mr. Robert V. Hatcher, Jr.
Harry W. and Diana Hind
Dr. and Mrs. David Jacknow
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Jacques
Mr. and Mrs. David Jensen
Dr. Helen Jessup
Joshua Baer, Incorporated
Mr. Walter Keating
Mrs. James D. Klingbeil
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A.
Klingenstein

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kohlenberg

Mrs. Linda Noe Laine
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Landsman
Dr. and Mrs. Irving H. Leopold
Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Levy
Dr. and Mrs. Kim K. Lie
Ms. Cheryl Hall Lindsay
Lt. General and Mrs. Sam

Maddux, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Manney
Mrs. William A. Marsteller
Mrs. Edgar Masinter
Matteucci Galleries, Ltd.
Maxwell Galleries, Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mehran
Dr. Martyna Miskinis
Mrs. R. D. Murray
Odyssey Partners
Mrs. Gloria R. Oppenheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Partrich
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Potamkin
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott K. Schlain
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Schubot
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Schultz
Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Silver
Mr. Joseph B. Slatkin
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Maury L. Spanier
Mr. Ira Spanierman
Mr. Jerry I. Speyer
Ms. Susan Stary-Sheets
Mr. and Mrs. George Strumbos
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Susman
Mr. Hollis Taggart
The Barra Foundation, Inc.
The Eclectic Framer
The Pace Gallery of

New York, Inc.
Mr. Alan Tishman
Mr. Richard A. Voell
Mrs. William C. Wallstein
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wasserman
Mrs. Paul L. Wattis
Mrs. Joseph Weinstein
Westview Gallery
Williams Fine Art
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Wilsey
Mr. R. Frederick Woolworth
Mr. Richard T. York
Young's Fine Art
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zeff

$500 or more

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Acevedo
Mrs. Lee W. Alberts

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The Honorable and Mrs. Joseph L.
Alioto
Dr. Lourdes V. Andaya
Mr. and Mrs. Derby F. Anderson
Arlington Gallery
Mrs. A. W. Berg
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. H. Theodore Brosch
Mrs. Constance G. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Buck
Dr. Irving F. Burton
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Carroll
Cincinnati Art Galleries
Coe Kerr Gallery, Inc.
Mrs. Chisholm Cole
Mr. Joseph E. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. James J.
Coleman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Conrad
Mr. Michael R. Hackett
Mrs. Ellen R. Cooper
Mrs. Polly Blakeley Davidson
Mrs. Sheila C. Davidson
Mrs. David E. Davis
Mrs. Elizabeth De Cuevas
Mrs. John de Menil
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart B. Denenberg
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Douglas
Mr. William J. Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Dubin
Mr. Charles H. Duggan
Mr. and Mrs. Irving F. Dworkin
Mr. Barney A. Ebsworth
Mrs. Beatrice Elkin
Mrs. John V. Erickson
Ms. Jane Evans
Ms. Geraldine Fabrikant
Mr. Alfred Feinman
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Feldman
Mr and Mrs. Arnold I. Feverman
Ms. Natalie Fielding
Mrs. George R. Fink
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fisher
Mr. George Hopper Fitch
Mr. Lawrence A. Fleischman
Mrs. William Clay Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Forsch
Ms. Jacqueline Fowler
Mrs. Helena Fraser
Mrs. Harriet Friedlander
Mr. and Mrs. Tully Friedman
Mr. Frederic J. Fuller, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

Yale Ginskiurg
Henry Goldberg
Richard Goldman

Mrs. Mary Louisé Goodrich

Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

Harvld Gordon
Richard W. Goss II

Graham Gallery

Mrs. Bernard
Mr. and Mrs.

A. Greenbery
Peter Haas

Mrs. Lauren Poplack Hallinan
Dr. Armand Hammer

Mr. Christopher B. Hemmeter
Mr. Joseph Hardy

Mr. John H. Harrington

Mrs. Alfred C. Harrison

Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Hatz
Scott R. Heldfond

Mr. R. H. Hering

Mrs. Peter M.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

Holbrook
Gedale Horowitz
Richard E. Hyde

Mrs. Philip Iselin

Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Jacobowitz

Mr. Dean G. Jacobs

Mr. and Mrs.
Jewett, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Lester E.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. and Mrs.
F. E. Keeler
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Estelle

George F.

Henry C. Johnson

Maxwell Jospey
Kabacoff

John Kantgias

Leonard Kasle
John Katz

Eli Kaufman

Jack M. Kaufman

John Klingenstein
M. Konheim

Mr. Richard Kughn

Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

David Leader
Edwin Deane Leonard

Mrs. Arabella Levorsen

Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard E. Linden
Peter K. Loeb

Lyons Ltd. Antique Prints
Mallah, Furman, & Co., P.A.
Mrs. Fleur Manning

Dr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

William Margaretten
Tom F. Marsh

Mr. Sorrell Mathes

Mrs. Walter Maynard, Jr.
Mrs. Susan McClatchy
Mrs. Marian S. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs.

Lester S. Morse, Jr.

Ms. Blanche W. Moss

Mrs. E. Clarence Mularoni

Mr. Jack Nash

Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Nine

Mr. Alexander Papamarkou

Mr. and Mrs. Noel Perry

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Peters
Mr. and Mrs. David Pollack
Miss Shirley Polykoff

Mr. and Mrs. Hughes L. Potiker
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rabkin

Mr. and Mrs. Dana M. Raymond
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Reis

Mrs. Mary Louise K. Robinson
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd
Mrs. James J. Rorimer

Mrs. Benjamin H. Rose III

Mr. John S. Rosekrans

Russell MacMasters & Associates
Mrs. Madeline H. Russell

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sahlman

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Sankovich
Mr. Walter Scheuer

Mr. and Mrs. Sherwin Schreier
Mrs. Rudolph B. Schulhof

Mr. Ronald Schwarz

Mrs. Stuart R. Shamberg

Mr. William E. Slaughter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sloman

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Smith
Mrs. Shelda Soble

Mr. and Mrs. Alex G. Spanos
Stevens Press Total Graphic

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Stevenson
Mrs. F. G. Strachan

Mrs. Louise B. Stroh

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tanner

Mr. James F. Thacher

Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Topham
The Gramercy Park Foundation
Mr. Duane A. Wakeham

Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Walker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Waterman, Jr.
Mrs. Wallace S. Wilson

Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zurkowski

$250 or more
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Aberly
Adamson-Duvannes Galleries
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund T. Ahee
Mr. Arthur G. Altschul
Mr. Newton Duke Angier
Mr. W. Graham Arader III
Mrs. Leslie H. Arps

Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Austin
Mr. Robert Bahssin

Mr. Robert Brown Baker

Dr. and Mrs. James Bannon
Barclay Simpson, Inc.

Mr. Edward Larrabee Barnes
Ms. Lola M. Bauer

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Beattie
Mr. Anthony Belluschi

Ms. Pamela Bensoussan
Berry-Hill Galleries, Inc.
Mrs. Marcia Allen Bielfield
Mrs. Charles L. Biggs

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Blanck
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bloch

Mr. John Bloom

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blumenstein
Mrs. Harry Bond

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Borman

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bortz, Jr.

Mr. William Breslan

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brown
Bryce R. Bannatyne, Jr., & Co.
Mrs. John Lee Nunce

Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Burnstine
Mr. Scott Burton

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Butler
Butterfield & Butterfield
Mrs. Martin L. Butzel
Carlson Gallery

Mr and Mrs. Ralph Chapa
Christie's Associates

Met Fe Churchil)

Ms. J. Linzee Coolidge

Mrs. Louise Davies

Mr. Bruce A. Davis

Mr. Mark G. Davis

Dean G. Jacobs & Associates, Inc.

Ms. Christiane P. DeBord
Michael and Dudley Del Balso
Mrs. Gladys Krieble Delmas
Ms. Margaret H. Demant

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Doerer
Double K. Gallery

Mrs. Dorothy Dunitz

Eckert Fine Art

Mr. Gilbert S. Edelson

Ms. Lois Ehrenfeld

Mr. Joseph M. Erdelac

Mrs. Jimmy Ernst

Mr. Robert S. Evans

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Evans
Mr. Stuart P. Feld

Mr. Stephen W. Fess

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Mrs. Phillip Finn
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Fleischer, Jr.
Mr. Christopher Forbes
Mrs. Walter B. Ford II
Ms. Trudy Foster
Foxley Cattle Company
Mrs. Daniel Fraad
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Fried
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Frolich
Mr. Blair Fuller
Mr. Ernest Gallo
Gasperi Folk Art Gallery
Mr. Roger Genser
Ms. Irene S. Gerber
Mr. and Mrs. Irving L. Goldman
Ms. Marcia Goode
Grand Central Art Galleries
Mrs. Robert S. Greenbaum
Mr. Michael R. Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hale
Dr. Susan and Mr. Harold
Schreiber
Mrs. Alfred Harriman
Mrs. Iola S. Haverstick
Mr. R. A. Hearst
Mrs. Randolph A. Hearst
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Heaton
Ms. Frances Wyatt Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz
Mr. David J. Howard
Mr. Thomas Howe
Mrs. William White Howells
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Karr
IBM Corporation
Jack Parker Antiques
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Jacob
Mrs. Morris I. Jaffee
Jan Holloway Gallery
Mrs. Maxine C. Johnson
Mr. Stanley Day and Ms. Lynn Day
Mrs. Sallie B. Kelly
Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Kendrick
Kennedy Galleries, Indc.
Ms. Jill Knoth
Mr. Wayne Koonce
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Krandall
Mrs. Sylvia Krause
Miss Antoinette Kraushaar
Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Kulis
Mrs. Rogers Kyes
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin S. Lane
Mr. Leonard Lauder
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Leidesdorf

Ms. Chrysanthy Leones

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Levine

Mr. and Mrs. George M. Luhn

Mr. Russell Lynes

Mr. C. Richard MacGrath

Mrs. Marion Berger Maker

Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin

Mrs. James S. Marcus

Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Marra

Mr. David McCabe

Mr. Porter A. McCray

Mr. Jay D. McEvoy

Mrs. Nan Tucker McEvoy

Medici Books

Ms. Elaine Mein

Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Meltzer

Mrs. Peter Michael

Mrs. John E. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Milstein

Montgomery Gallery

Mr. Raymond D. Nasher

Native American Art

Neal R. Smith Fine Art

Caren Nederlander, Ph.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Milford Nemer

Miss Jane Newhall

Mrs. Annalee Newman

Mr. and Mrs. L. James Newman

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nusbaum

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin T. O'Donnell

Mr. Calvin W. Odom

Mrs. Harris K. Oppenheimer

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Orthwein

Mrs. Henry Pearlman

Mr. Frank Perry and Ms. Barbara
Goldsmith

Mr. and Mrs. Ned L. Pines

Dr. and Mrs. Terry Podolsky

Property Capital Associates

Mrs. James A. Rawley

Mr. Harold Reed

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Richter

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Robinson

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Rose

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Rosekrans

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rosenfeld

Dulcie and Norman H. Rosenfeld

Mr. Arthur Ross

Mary, Viscountess Rothermere

Mrs. Sunne Savage-Neuman

Dr. Ivan C. Schatten

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schoenith

Mr. Alan E. Schwartz

Mrs. John Sculley

Mrs. Edward Sexton

Mr. Lawrence A. Shar

Mrs. Maryanna G. Shaw

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Slatkin
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Snider

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Solway

Mr. Joel Spear, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Stiles II
Mrs. Robert W. Stoddard

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Stollman
Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stoneman
Mrs. Philip A. Straus

Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Sulkes
Mr. David J. Supino

Susan Cummins Gallery

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Swig
Maryann and Kenneth Taylor
Ted Mills Fine Art

Mr. Richard Teller

The Annex Galleries

The Beinecke Foundation

The Lachaise Foundation

The North Point Gallery

The Redfern Gallery

Mr. Don Treadway

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Trotter
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tucker
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Usher
Vahlkamp & Probst Gallery
Mrs. Joseph A. Vance, Jr.

Mr. Abbot W. Vose

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Waldmann
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Weinstock
Mrs. Elaine G. Weitzen

Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wertz

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Westheimer
William A. Kargas Fine Art
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wineman
Ms. Paula Young

Mrs. Guri Lee Zeckendorf

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ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY

Donors of Financial Support

$500,000 or more
Arthur M. Sackler Foundation
$100,000 or more
Estate of Leon Pomerance
$50,000 or more
Mrs. Else Sackler
$10,000 or more

Anonymous

Mr. Bahman Batmanghelidj

Mrs. Arthur M. Sackler

Arthur M. Sackler Foundation
United Technologies Corporation
The Washington Post

$1,000 or more

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Philip I. Berman

Mr. Joseph F. Fletcher, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Geniesse

Mr. Forhad Hakimzedeh

Mr. Ali Iravani

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newbill

Pritzker Foundation

Women’s Committee of the
Smithsonian Associates

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$500 or more

Mrs. Layla Diba

Mr. and Mrs. Gholam-Reza Golsorkhi

Barry and Beverly Pierce

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth X. Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Hosseinali Soudavar
Mrs. Louise Sagalyn

The Toledo Museum of Art

$250 or more

Mr. Khosro Eghbal

Mrs. Shahnaz Faily

Mr. John G. Ford

Mr. Alvin Morganstein

Dr. and Mrs. Ghassem A. Nejad

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nitze

Dr. Faral Feri Sadeghian

Mrs. Nancy Saidi

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner

Weschler’s Auctioneers and
Appraisers

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM
Donors of Financial Support
$100,000 or more

Comité Colbert

Shell Oil Company Foundation
Smithsonian Institution Special
Exhibitions Fund

$50,000 or more

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the
Visual Arts

Regents Collections Acquisition Program

$10,000 or more

American Express Company

American Friends of the Vatican Library

Banco di Santo Spirito

Brunschwig & fils, Inc.

Dutch American West-India Company
Foundation, Inc.

Helena Rubinstein Foundation

James Smithson Society

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stiebel

The New York Times Company Foundation

Van Munching & Co., Inc.

$5,000 or more

Henri Bendel

Bristol-Myers Company

The Condé Nast Publications, Inc.
Koppers Company, Inc.

The Joe and Emily Lowe Foundation, Inc.
Herman Miller

New York State Council on the Arts

The Ohrstrom Foundation, Inc.

Charles E. Sampson Memorial Trust
Matthew F. Schutz

$1,000 or more

ABN Bank

Anheuser Busch, Inc.

Anonymous

Barneys New York

Mr. and Mrs. Moreton Binn

Mrs. Karen Johnson Boyd

Mario Buatta

Alan Campbell, Inc.

The Compton Foundation

Consolidated Edison Company of New York

National Association of Dealers in
Antiquities

Hunter Douglas, Inc.

Gilman Paper Company

Alice Gottsman

The Henry J. and Drue Heinz Foundation

Hermes of Paris, Inc.

IBM Corporation

IFINT-USA Inc.

Island Restaurant

Lincoln Kirstein

Mrs. Jean C. Lindsey

Lister Butler, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Lynes

MacMillan Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse, Jr.

Nancy & Company

Rabobank Nederland

Rockefeller Foundation

Salomon, Inc.

Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc.

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Frances D. Smyth

Dr. and Mrs. Frank Stanton

Mrs. Lisa M. Taylor

Tiffany & Co.

Wertheim Schroder & Company

John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Publishers

Women's Committee of the Smithsonian
Associates

$500 or more

Mrs. Robert C. Allen
Mrs. Diana L. Altschul
Bill Blass Ltd.

Grey Advertising

Edith W. MacGuire
Pauline Metcalf

Edward Munves, Jr.
Paper White Ltd.
Lindley D. Paskus

Mary Jane Pool

Mrs. Carl L. Selden
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brooks Smith
Smithsonian Magazine

$250 or more

Herve Aaron
Paul P. Acetta

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Nancy M. Amicangelo

Ara's Gallery, Oriental Rugs

Sarah E. Barnes

Doris Leslie Blau
Elizabeth P. Borish
Mrs. Thomas A. Cassilly
John P. Connors

Phyllis Dearborn-Massar
Dover Publications
First Editions

Joseph Gardner

Robin Colin-Greene

June Greenwald Antiques
Bernard Haber

FREER GALLERY OF ART

Vivian G. Heffran

Leigh Keno

Mrs. Beverly Lang Pierce
Andrew S. Lazarus

David P. Lindquist

James Parker

Stephen M. Sans
Scalamandre Silks

Cecile D. Schacht

Keith E. Sender

Mason Slaine

Christian Srb

David L. Torrey

Lillian Vernon Corporation

Donors of Financial Support

$100,000 or more

Estate of John S. Thacher

(Edward Waldo Forbes Fumd)

$50,000 or more
James Smithson Society
$10,000 or more

Estate of John K. Havemeyer

(Harold P. Stern Memorial Fund)

$5,000 or more
Mary Livingston Griggs and
Mary Griggs Burke Foundation
Ellen Bayard Weedon Foundation

$1,000 or more

Women’s Committee of the
Smithsonian Associates

$250 or more

Weschler’s Auctioneers and
Appraisers

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN

Donors of Financial Support

$50,000 or more
Jerome Greene

$10,000 or more
Agnes Gund
Lewis Unitrust

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$1,000 or more
Leonard Yaseen Foundation

NATIONAL ATR AND SPACE MUSEUM

Donors of Financial Support

$100,000 or more
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
Lotus Development Corporation
Intel Corporation
Northrop Corporation

$50,000 or more
Kraft Incorporated
Colgate-Palmolive Company
International Telecommunications
Satellite Organization
Grumman Corporation
Oracle Corporation
Maxell Corporation Of America
Rockwell International Corp.
Hitachi America, LID.
United Technologies Corporation
United Technologies Sikorsky
Aircraft

$10,000 or more
Diasonics, Inc.
Mr. Rinaldo Piaggio
Buehler Aviation Research
E. I. Du Pont de Nemours

John D. and Catherine T.
MacArthur Foundation

Prime Computer, Inc.

American Movie Classics Company

American Finance Group

Syntex Laboratories, Inc.

S.C. Johnson and Son, Inc.

MEM/Mars

Fairchild Industries, Inc.
NexT, Inc.

General Dynamics Corp.

The Dudley Observatory
Cincinnati Insurance Company
Air Line Pilots Association
The Perkin-Elmer Corporation

$5,000 or more
Cubic Corporation
Atomic Library
Texas Instruments Incorporated
Association Of Naval Aviation
Hughes Aircraft Company
Qmega Watch Corporation
American Telephone & Telegraph
Xerox Credit Corporation
Time-Life Books, Inc.
Rolls Royce, Inc.

$1,000 or more

National Space Club

Mr. Anthony J. Diorio

Icdr. Jeffrye Shedd, USNR (Ret)
Sanders Associates, Inc.

Flying Midshipmen Association, Inc.
Morgan Guaranty Trust of New York
Washington Technology Foundation

$500 or more
Helen J. McCray
Memory of Bryan R. Miner
Thomas E. Blount
Washington Apple PI, Ltd.
Emerson Electric

$250 or more
RAdm. William A. Gureck, USN (Ret)
Lcdr Harry B. Dunlap, USN (Ret)

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART
Donors of Financial Support

$10,000 or more ; $500.00 or more
Michael Sonnenreich Rep. Charles Rangel
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rosenthal
$250.00 or more
$5,000 or more David Driskell
Women's Committee of the Mr. and Mrs. Barry Pierce
Smithsonian Institution

$1,000 or more
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nooter
Mrs. Carl Selden

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
Donors of Financial Support |

$100,000 or more
The National Institute for the
Conservation of Cultural Property
Tiffany & Co.

$50,000 or more
Phillip and Patricia Frost
Philanthropic Fund
Mrs. Nan Tucker McEvoy

$10,000 or more
Estate of Alice H. Colquitt
Mr. and Mrs. Barney A. Ebsworth
Foundation
First City, Texas
The J. Paul Getty Trust
Nestle Enterprises, Inc.
James Renwick Alliance
Mr. Wilbur L. Ross

$5,000 or more

The Abramson Foundation

Joseph Alfrandre & Co., Inc.

The Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley
Foundation

William R. and Nora H.
Lichtenberg Foundation

The Overbrook Foundation

The Ruth and Vernon
Taylor Foundation

$1,000 or more
Anonymous Individuals
Mr. and Mrs. C. Victor Beadles
The Beardsley Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bernstein
Ms. Constance Caplan
The Fairchild Industries Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Funger
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goetz
Mr. Arvin Gottlieb

$1,000 or more (continued)
Mr. Hugh Halff, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Philip Hanes, Jr.
Mr. Wayne Koonce and
Ms. Harriet Hentges
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Jaqueline H. Hume
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kainen
The LaChaise Foundation
Mr. Jacques E. Lennon
Mr. Edward J. Lenkin
and Ms. Katherine L. Mier
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mellon
Ms. Nancy B. Negley
The Peters Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Purvis
Senator and Mrs. John D.
Rockefeller, IV
Mr. Samuel Rose
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Sams
Mr. Allan Sellars
Judge and Mrs. Oliver Seth
Mrs. John Farr Simmons
Mr. Ira Spanierman
Truevision
Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilsey
Mr. Edward F. Wilson and
Dr. Edward T. Wilson
Women's Committee of the
Smithsonian Associates

$500 or more
Adam A. Weschler & Son

$250 or more
Mrs. Margret Craver
Ms. Beverly J. Lang
Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Pierce

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Donors of Financial Support

$100,000 or more
Amax Incorporated
Exxon Coal and Minerals Company:

Homestake Mining Company
Texaco Incorporated Foundation

$50,000 or more
Chevron
Mr. Barry Yampol

$10,000 or more

AROO Oil and Gas Company
CCNAA
Freeport-—McMoRan, Incorporated
Manufactures Hanover Trust
National Geographic Society
Phelps Dodge Corporation
United States Borax and

Chemical Corporation

$5,000 or more
James R. Agen
BP Minerals America
Chase Manhattan Bank
The Cleveland-Cliffs Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donner, Jr.
Evergreen Marine Corporation
William J. Hume Trust
National Geographic Society
PacifiCorp Foundation/NERCO

Fund

Dr. Clyde F. E. Roper
Mrs. Annie B. Wetmore
Mr. Chi-Chung Yu

$1,000 or more
Ferdinand Eberstadt
Dr. Oliver S. Flint, dr.
G.. W.. Hart, ar.
Mrs. Jefferson Patterson
Mrs. Mary L. Ripley
David Rockefeller, Jr.
The W. R. Stamler Corporation
Dr. F. Christian Thompson
Aileen B. Train
UNOCAL Corporation Science and
Technology Division
Mr. George B. Vogt

$500 or more
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foley
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Frank
Mr. Richard E. Petit
The Edgar V. Weir Family
Foundation, Inc.

$100 or more

Dr. W. Ronald Heyer

Ms. Teresa M. Holland

Dr. Albert D. Maizels

Pittway Corporation Charitable
Foundation

Primary Impressions,
Incorporated

Society of Aquatic Veterinary
Medicine

Harrison Watson, Jr.

Austin B. Williams

$50 or more
Dr. Alan H. Cheetham
Harley I. Manner
John H. Miles, Jr.
H. A. Miller
Stephen Renvoize
Dr. Donald W. Tuff
University of the West Indies

$25 or more
Robert P. Owen
Dr. Edward G. Purdy
Harald A. Rehder
Dieter Rinke
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terwedow
Miss Helena M. Weiss
Dr. Richard Zusi

$10 or more
Melinda S. Allen
Aquatic Research Institute
Aukland Institute and Museum
Australian Institute of Marine

Science

Australian Museum
Australian National Museum
Arthur L. Bloom
B. E. Brown

Centre D'Oceanologie de
Marseille

Charles E. Burkland

William J. Cooke

Department of Conservation

Roger Cuffey

Department of Primary
Industries

Dr. Roger J. Hnatiuk

Mary L. Hyams

Hugh H. Iltis

Jardin Botanique Montreal

Dr. Oscar W. Johnson

Dr. Brian Jones

Liverpool Museum

Raymond B. Manning

R. M. Mason

David L. Meyer

Raymond L. Meyers

The Micronesian Institute

Ministry of Fisheries

Peter Morris

Lisa Nagaoka

NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
Donors of Financial Support

$100,000 or more
The Morris and Gwendolyn
Cafritz Foundation

$10,000 or more
The Anschutz Foundation
Jeane W. Austin
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette,
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The Equitable Life Assurance
Society
The T. M. Evans Foundation
Kirkland & Ellis Foundation
New Sweden '88 New York
Committee
Vinson & Elkins, Attorneys

OFFICE OF HORTICULTURE

Nancy C. Ogden

Pacific Tropical Botanical
Garden

Wendell K. Patton

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Ang Put, Jr.

Pamela Roe

Royal Society

Dr. John S. Ryland

James Scatterday

Stephen V. Smith

Frederick W. Taylor

John W. Underwood

University of California

University of Hawaii
Foundation

Marshall Weisler

World Life Research Institute

Dr. S. R. J. Woodell

Hiroyuki Yokochi

$1 or more
Norman E. Leppert

$5,000 or more
The Barra Foundation, Inc.
Morgan, Lewis & Bockius,
Counselors at Law

$1,000 or more
Leslie H. Goldberg
Jack Haas
Chester H. Lasell
The Ruth and Frank Stanton
Fund

$250 or more
Beverly Lang
Barry and Beverly Pierce

Donors of Financial Support

$1,000 or more
Mary Livingston Ripley

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION TRAVELING EXHIBITION SERVICE
Donors of Financial Support

Boeing Corporation

Domino Farms

Franklin Kissner Estate

George Gund Foundation
Goodwill Games

King Features' Syndicate
McDonnell Douglas Foundation
MCI Foundation

New Mexico Council on Photography
Pepsi-Cola Co.

Phillips Petroleum Foundation
Staten Island Children's Museum

OFFICE OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION
Donors of Financial Support

$50,000 or more
Brother International Corporation, Inc.

$10,000 or more
American Airlines

$1,002 or more
Myer Foundation

OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS
Donors of Financial Support

$100,000 or more
State of Hawai'i
Hawai'i Visitors Bureau
American Committee on the French
Revolution

$10,000 or more
Music Performance Trust Funds
Duty Free Shoppers, Inc.
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
Aloha Airlines, Inc.
American Telephone &
Telegraph, Inc.
Bank of Hawai'i
First Hawaiian Bank
Frito Lay of Hawai'i
GTE - Hawaiian Tel
Hawaiian Electric
Industries, Inc.
International Savings/National
Mortgage & Finance Co.
Japan Travel Bureau
Oceanic Properties,
Pacific Resources,

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OFFICE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Donors of Financial Support

$50,000 or more
General Foods Fund, Inc.

$25,000 or more

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation

Florence Gould Foundation

$10,000 or more
Gannett Foundation
Centre des Nouvelles Industries et
Technologies

$5,000 or more
Victor Company of Japan
Quebec Ministry of Cultural
Affairs
RJR Tobacco International
Matson Navigation Company

$1,000 or more
Coca-Cola Company
Squibb Corporation
Puerto Rico, USA Foundation

$500 or more
Richard Kurin

$5,000 or more
Joseph H. Hazen Foundation, Inc.
SNECMA, Inc.

$1,000 or more
Airbus Industrie of North America,
Inc.
Thomson-CSF, Inc.

$500 or more
T. Evans Wyckoff

Office of the Assistant Secretary for External Affairs

Donors of Financial Support

$1,000 or more
Howard Phipps Foundation
Mrs. Dielle Fleischmann

$10,000 or more
Mrs. Russell Arundel
Josephine R. Cunningham
The Corporate Printing Company

Carnegie Corporation of New York

Rockefeller Foundation
Ford Foundation

SMITHSONIAN RESIDENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

Donors of Financial Support

$10,000 or more
The Washington Post Company

$5,000 or more
Virginia Bar Association
Orion Pictures Corporation

$1,000 or more

International Council

of Museums
Winchester Schools
Polish American Congress
Columbia Pictures
Foundation for Iranian Studies
Embassy of the SFR Yugoslavia
Australian Government
Embassy of the Federal Republic

of Germany
Fisk Alumni of

Washington

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$500 or more
Austrian Consulate General
28th International Geological
Congress
Digital Equipment Corporation
Of the Metropolitan Area
Greater Washington Board
of Trade
Pennsylvania Avenue
Development Corporation
Links, Inc
Harry N. Abrams

$250 or more
The American Institute
of Architects
Leanne Rees
Southwestern Bell Foundation
Committee of 100 on
Federal City

Donors to the Collection

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION ARCHIVES
Donors to the Collections

John W. Aldrich: papers of John W. Aldrich
Richard Banks: papers of Richard Banks

Peter Braestrup: papers of Peter Braestrup
George B. Field: papers of George B. Field
Storrs Lh. Olson: papers: of..Storrs: \L. Olson
Crimilda Pontes: papers of Crimilda Pontes

S. Dillon Ripley: papers of S. Dillon Ripley
Curtis W. Sabrosky: papers of Curtis W. Sabrosky
Frank C. Whitmore: papers of Frank C. Whitmore
S. Joseph Wright: papers of S. Joseph Wright

Institutions

American Arachnological Society: records of the Society
American Ornithologists' Union: records of the Union
American Society of Ichthyologists and

Herpetologists: records of the Society
American Society of Mammalogists: records of the Society
American Society of Zoologists: records of the Society
Botanical Society of Washington: records of the Society
Colonial Waterbird Society: records of the Society
Nationai Institute for the Conservation

of Cultural Properties, Inc.: papers of the Institute
Society of Vertebrate Paleontology: records of the Society
Washington Conservation Guild: records of the Guild

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION LIBRARIES

Donors to the Collection

Individual Donors

Samuel Aco

Dr. Jack Adams
Dario Jaramillo Agudelo
Ignacio Agudo

O. Akinlabi

Chief Alagba

Mohsin A. Alaini
Yara de Alencar
Zaynab Alkali

El Anatsui

Silvio Bedini

Dr. Barbara Blackmun
Andre Blandin
Harriett G. Bledsoe
Mike Blumenthal
Martha Bowen

Roy Burgess

Dr. Pamela Burns-Balogh
Eckhard Breitinger
Mamie House Brown
Ricky Burnett

Peter Cannell
Luisella Carretta
Ivan Castro

Judith Clancy

Fred Collier
Victoria Conzatti
R. Cooke

Ron Crombie

Mary Croninger
Jacqueline Cundiff
Esther Dagan

Dr. Charles Dane
Richard Davis

Amos S. Deinard, MD
Alain Derbier

David Dibner

Aaron Didier
Kathrine Dirks
Alfred Dohm

Dr. David Dorward
Dr. Henry Drewal
Harvey Duke

R. Dunnigan

Dr. Omotoso Eluyemi
Mrs. Sherman Euler
Carl H. Ernst

Pamela Ferrell
Michael Fleischer
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Dr. Barbara Frank
Aristides Frias
Frigga Gibbs

Sarah Jane Gillam
Margaret L. Gordon
Carolyn Hahn

Farhad Hakimzadeh
Thomas M. Hancock III
Prof. Victor E. Hanzeli
Lillian B. Hettling
Dr. Robert S. Hoffman
Harry Hoogstraal
Elton Louis Howe
John Hyltoft

Mike Irrifere

Minoru Imajima

Edwin K. Jaycox

W.A. Jayeoba

Norman G. Jensen
Antonio Nunez Jimenez
Heine Jockers

David Jones

Bill Karg

Vija L. Karklins
Michael J. Katz
Tsutomu Kawasaki
John Keinath

Roger Kennedy

George G. King

Florence Greasley

Knighton

Ray Kondratas
Chantal Kozyreff
Yoon-Hee Kwon
Betty LaDuke
Robert J. Lavenberg

Eli Leon

Dr. Elbert Little
Ms. Gale Litvak

Dr. Carlyle A. Luer
Mark Madsen

Pierre Marly

Nadia Martayan

Mrs. James V. Martin
Stephen Memoli

Roy McDiarmid
William F. McGuinn
Prof. Patrick McNaughton
Beate Meffert
Barbara Meyer-Marroth
Cora S. Middleton
Florence Montgomery
E.J. Moorhead

J. Tom Morgan, Jr.
Alain Nicolas

Prof. C. Valiente Noailles
Julio Noriega

James B. Norman, Jr.
Daniel K. Odell
Angeles Diaz Ojeda
Adedayo Ologundudu
Dr. Storrs, Olson
Joseph A. Opala
Richard C. O'Rourke
J. Bruce Overmier
Pat Oyelola

Barbara Paxson
Laszlo Mester de Parajd
Jim & Carol Parrish
Helen B. Payne

Edith Pressler
Elizabeth Rankin
Thomas Reardon
Thomas J. Reaume
Jerome Redfearn
Porter B. Reed
Howard C. Reese
Krishna Riboud

Prof. Andrew Roberts
Edith Rosenthal

Mr. James Ross

Dr. Raffaella Rossi-Manaresi

Bre 2. RUDINOLE

Prof. Howard A. Russell
Curtis Sabrosky
Nivcanor Restrepo
Santamaria

Antonio Santangelo
Yaya Savane

Yvette Scheven

Nick Schliapin

Walter E. Schutz
Victoria Scott

John E. Semonche

David H. Shayt

Michael Sheehe

Dr. Bill Siegmann

Dr. Raymond Silverman
Martin Smith

Robert A. Smithson, MD
Mr. Nanda Soobben
Rachida de Souza

Dr. Victor. Springer
Dr. George Switzer
Paul Taylor

Wendy Thomas

John S. Tomer

Dr. Mua Tung-hsu

Oscar Flores Villela
Dr. Carlo Violani
Michael Ward

R.A. Webber

Kimberley Webber

Rev. Canon J.C. Weller
Ellen B. Wells
Winniefred B. Whipple
John White

Hans Witte

Dr. Michael Zickerick
Dr. George Zug

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Institutional Donors

American Institute of the History of Pharmacy
Archives d'Architecture Moderne

Association of Art Museum Directors

Bartley Crucible & Refractories

Basel Universitatsbibliothek

Bayreuth University

Black-Art Gallery

Center for the Fine Arts

Center for the History of Electrical Engineering
Center for Research Libraries

College of William and Mary, Dept. of Anthropology
Department of the Army

Eritrean People's Liberation Front

Everson Museum of Art

Fairfax Workshop of Ikebana International, Chapter #1
Friend's Way

Fundacion Universo Veintiuno, A. C.

Gallery Nine, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
His Majesty's Biological Laboratory

Italian Cultural Institute

The Japan Foundation

Johannesburg Art Gallery

Mindata Microform Systems

Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

Musee Africain

Musee Barbier-Mueller

Musee des Beaux-Arts, Lyon, France

Museo Nacional de Etnologia

Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi

NMAH Archives Center

NMAH Department of Social and Cultural History
NMAH Division of Community Life

Nantucket Historical Association

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
New Orleans Museum of Art

Pretoria Art Museum

Santa Barbara Museum of Art

Schuck Sohne AG

Sea World

Simon & Schuster

Spelman College

Swaziland National Trust Commission

University of Nigeria

U. S. National Library of Medicine

Welland Canals Society

Whitney Museum of American Art

Anacostia Museum
Donors to the Collection

Jan Shelton Schwarz. Unidentified African-American Choral Group
photograph.

Beth P. Wilson. Crispus Attucks Scroll.

Faith Powell. One Item of Sheet Music.

David Wellington. Portrait of unidentified African-American male
found in the District Building.

Rebecca Ratcliff. Embroidered Tea Towel (or dish towel)

ARTHUR M. SACKLER GALLERY
Donors to the Collection

Rajinder K. Keith and Narinder K. Keith. Bridal hair ormament (Jhumar),
gold, India, ca. 1890; in memory of their mother (S1989.1)

Mr. Luke Powell. Color photograph by Luke Powell (1946- ), "Lavender
Flowers near Maimana." (S1989.2)

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robbins. Opaque watercolor on paper, "The Siege of
Mathura by the Armies of Jarasandha," Nepal, late 18th C. ($1988.58)

Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Sprunt. Painting, ink and colors on paper, "Children
Playing in the Snow,” China, 1890-1900.

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM
Donors to the Collection

Air France, Selection of "Concorde" catering equipment designed by Raymond Loewy
for Air France, plastic, c. 1976. (1989-24-1-21) Accepted for study
purposes: 101 plastic cups and dishes, plastic tote bag, 34 plastic
glasses, two porcelain dishes and condiments.

Aluminor Luminaires, "WO" halogen lamp, designed by Sacha Ketoff and Andre
Lavigne, France, c. 1988 (1989-4-1)

Anonymous, "Lunar Network" sculpture in two parts (bowl and base) by Concetta
Mason, glass, USA, 1986. (1989-16-1la,b)

Junici Arai, openwork white scarf with bird design by Junichi Arai, Japan, 1988.
(1989-14-11).

The Avenue, "Rockets" length of screen-printed silk designed by Georgina von
Etzdorf, England, 1987. (1989-8-1)

John P. Axelrod, table or desk lamp by Russell Wright, spun aluminum and wood, mid
1930s. (1989-67-1)

Konstanze Bachmann, "10 Years Iscar Self Grip 1977-1987 and Still the Classic
Standard" calendar, Dan Resinger, USA. (1989-46-1)

Boros Cotton, Ltd., three lengths of fabric by various designers printed by Boros.
(1989-66-1-3)

Torun Vivianna Bulow-Hube, silver bracelet, Indonesia, 1959-60. (1989-59-1)

Clarence House, "Diaghilev" warp printed silk from design by Yvonne Marchal,
adapted for Clarence House, printed in France, 1986. (1988-114-1)
"Pierrot" warp printed silk same as above. (1988-114-2) "Ghana" length of
fabric, no. 31773/2-le 10-5, USA, 1980s. (1989-55-1)

Garth Clark and Mark del Vecchio, five-piece dinner service, glazed ceramic, Jeff
Oestreich, USA, 1988. (1988-98-1-4)

Garth Clark Gallery, "Bengali" bowl by William Underhill, bronze, 1988, USA
(1988-109-1).

Mrs. John F. Cole, embroidered panel, Art Nouveau design by Margaret Kostolany,
Hungary, c. 1900. (1989-28-1) Embroidered panel with boder of stylized
flowers by Margaret Kostolany. c. 1900. (1989-28-2)

Coquet Porcelainier a Limoges, 13 pieces of tableware designed by Marc Held in
1973, glazed porcelain, produced c. 1988. (1989-19-13)

Rosemary Corroon, parure consisting of one bracelet, brooch, one pair of earrings,
gold, onyx, pearls, French (7), c. 1860. (1988-107-1-3b)

Creation Baumann, eleven lengths of fabrics by Creation Baumann. (1988-111-1-11)
Eight samplebooks of swatches of Creation Baumann fabrics. (1988-111-12-19)

Cristalleries de Saint-Louis, "Medici" footed vase, pressed glass with gothic
design, French, c. 1840. (1988-108-1)

Jacqueline Davidson, "Secticon" desk clock, phenolmelamine, brass designed by
Angelo Mangiarotti, 1962, Italy/Switzerland. (1988-95-1)

Mrs. Elaine Evans Dee, "The White House," illustration board model kit, USA, 1976.
(1989-61-1)

Jean Michel Delisle, "Archeologie Future" lamp designed by Christian Duc,
patinated bronze and glass, France. (1989-68-1)

Donald Deskey, 1502 drawings by the designer and one by Ruth Reve.
(1988-101-1-1503) Also includes three 4-drawer filing cabinets and several
packages of archival materials pertaining to Deskey works. Non-accessioned
archival material for Library use.

Robert Ebendorf Art Studio, set of three drawings for fireplace equipment by
Clement E. Horton, USA, 20th century. (1989-32-1-3) Twenty-one drawings
for andirons by Clement E. Horton. (1989-32-4-24) Drawing for lamp by
Clement E. Horton. (1989-32-25) Additional archival material for artists
files.

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Jessica Feingold, batik panel landscape design, USA, early 20th century.
(1989-21-1)

FERMOB, "Face a Face" secretaire-designed by Pascal Mourgue, enameled steel,
France, 1987. (1989-22-1)

Helen Fioratti, five pieces of French and English wallpaper, early 19th century.
(1989-49-1-5)

Fujii & Co., Ltd. Two "Fisso" desk sets designed by Igarashi Studios, plastic and
metal, Japan, 1988. (1989-18-1-28)

Cora Ginsburg, roll of wallpaper, France, early 19th century. (1988-105-1) Two
fragments of wallpaper, France, early 19th century. (1988-105-2,3). One
length of wallpaper plus one fragment, France, early 19th century.
(1988-105-4,5)

Mrs. Julia Haiblen, two pair of shoe buckles, cut steel, c. 1920. (1989-69-1la-2b)

Mrs. Lucille Langdon Hamilton, four spoons made of coconut, ivory, coral, wood,
metal, and mother-of-pearl. (1988-85-1-4)

Hermes S.A., "Pippa" folding desk and stool designed by Rena Dumas and Peter
Coles, pearwood, leather, brass, France, 1985-87. (1989-36-1,2)

Ysabella Hincapie, printed scarf with U.N. seal and flags of nations, USA, 1957.
(L989 29-1")

William Hodge, "Signal Bag" beadwork bag, designed by William Hodge, Canada, 1988.
(1989-44-1)

Jarcho, Scwarts, Yarles, Santilli, Ltd., two table lamps, glass shades on wood
bases, by Mark McDonnell, USA, 1985. (1988-82-1,2)

JG Furniture Systems, Inc., "The Sportes Mesh Chair," armchair designed by Ronald
C. Sportes, enameled steel, USA, 1984. (1989-57-1)

Faie J. Joyce, bequest, pair of side chairs by Rene Drouot, upholstered in
Aubusson tapestry after design by Madeleine Luka, France, c. 1939.
(1989-23-1,2) '

Jacques Jugeat, Inc. "Berlioz" vase designed by Claude Bromet, glass, France,
1986. (1988-100-1)

Koch & Lowy, Inc., "Dove" lamp designed by Mario Barbaglia and Marco Colambo,
Italy, 20th century. (1989-60-1)

Martin Kramer, man’s tobacco pouch, printed leather, Germany, 1865-70.
(1989-33-1)

Ed Krauss, two drawings of interiors by George Lahey, USA, 20th century.
(1988-103-1,2)

Kravet Fabrics, Inc., length of fabric, "Futura," USA. (1988-86-1)

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Krieg, porcelain tea service with enamel and gilt decor,
Russian, Juznetson factory, late 19th century. (1988-96-1la-9b)

J. Russell Lynes, pop-up ad for Tavern Flrstenberg, The Hague. (1989-70-1)

Marimekko oy, six lengths of printed fabrics by various designers, printed in
Finland by Marimekko oy. (1988-110-1-6)

Mrs. C. R. Marshall, fragment of printed linen, Italy or Spain, late l6th-early
17th century. (1988-93-1). .

Betty Ivy Martin, Crocheted bag, USA or Europe, 19th century. (1988-78-1).
Crocheted and knitted bag, USA, 19th century. (1988-78-2).

David McFadden, three-piece flatware set by Jean-Marie Patois, stainless steel,
France, 1980s. (1988-115-1-3)

Micio & Co., samplebook of 69 wallcoverings, "Micio & Co., Number Five", USA,

c. 1988. (1988-106-1(1-69).

Migeon & Migeon, six bangle bracelets, resin, by Migeon & Migeon, France, 1988
(1989-15-1-6).

Mont Blanc, "Target" wristwatch from Grafix line, designed by Michael Honack and
Joey Rayburn-Thomas, rubber strap and case, USA, 1988. (1989-43-1)

Josef Mrozec, cream jug, porcelain, Germany, c. 1930. (1989-47-1)

Naos Graphics, nineteen cut paper cards and one three-dimensional graphic designed
by Ted Naos, USA, 20th century. (1988-97-1-20)

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Boras Wafveri AB, lengths of fabric "Populus" and "Pram" by Sven Fristedt, Sweden.
(1988-87-1,2)

Wahlworks Textiles, "Golden Section," length of fabric and two color ways by Wendy
Wahl, USA. (1989-45-la-c)

Walker Group/CNI, eleven drawings; designs for Park Regency Condominium, in
Houston, Texas by Venturi, Rauch, and Scott Brown, USA. (1988-104-1-11)

Page Williams, sample of the construction of tapp-lace, USA, 1900s. (1989-56-1)

William Woolfenden, Side chair and lounge chair of corrugated cardboard and
masonite by Frank 0. Gehry, USA, 1970. (1988-79-1,2)

Zojirushi Corp. & Toyoda Gosei Co. Ltd., "Cubic" Bar set by Hitoshi Oshima,
plastic, Japan, c. 1988. (1989-27-1-3b). Same as above in different color.
(1989-27-4-6b)

ZOO-INK, five samples of fabrics by Alan Grinberg of ZOO-INK. (1988-113-1-5)

Zuber & Cie, four panels of wallcovering "Les Falaises" silk screen by Alain Le
Foll, France, 1976. (1989-26-1-4)

FREER GALLERY OF ART
Donors to the Collection

Mr. Robert H. Barton. Dish; pottery, Izumo ware; Japanese, Meiji period,
1868-1912.

Ms. Louise A. Cort. Seventeen shards; pottery; Japanese; Takatori ware,
Uchigaiso kiln.

Mr. Dean Frasché. Twenty-four pieces of Thai pottery (1989.32-.56).
Twenty-three pieces of Vietnamese pottery (1989.10-.31). Seven pieces
of Chinese pottery (1989.4-.9).

Mrs. Lucile Seaman Lamey. European shape teapot, pottery, Japan, Satsuma
style, datable to 1904; in memory of her parents, Professor and Mrs. A.
E. Seaman

Mr. Stanley J. Love. Hanging scroll painting, anonymous, "Lu Dongbing
Subduing a Demon"; China, Zhe School, 14th-15th C.

Mr. and Mrs. LaRue Lutkins. Wardrobe with doors, shelves and drawers,
huang-hua-li wood, China, Ming-Ch’ing dynasty, 17th C. (1989.57);
armchair with woven reed seat, back splat of burl wood, China, 17th C.
(1989.59); cabinet with doors and shelf, huang-hua-li wood, China, 17th
Ga (2989058).

Mrs. Annemarie Pope. Carved wooden shop sign for a ceramics dealer,

Japan.

Mrs. Karol Kirberger Rodriguez. Bottle, underglaze cobalt decoration,
ceramic, China, Ming dynasty, early 17th C. (1989.1); Porcelain
platter, underglaze cobalt decoration, ceramic, Japan, early }7th C.
(1989.2); and porcelain kendi, underglaze cobalt decoration, China, Ming
dynasty, early 17th C.

Mrs. S. L. Tesone. Set of four paintings on paper, “Tales of Genji,"

Japan; set of four paintings on paper, battle scenes, Japan.

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HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN
Donors to the Library

Olga Hirshhorn, Washington, D.C.

HIRSHHORN MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE GARDEN
Donors to the Collection

Robert Brown Gallery. Painting by Oliveira Cesar (89.1).

Dr. Joseph A. Chazen. Mixed media on glass by Howard Ben
Tre “(88-33:3)*s

Charles Cowles. Collage on fiberboard by Wallace Berman
(88.030 jes

Harry Kahn. Etching on paper by Dorothea Rockburne (88.32).

Estate of Boris Lovet-Lorski. Sculpture by the artist
(8:9 S21 23

Philip Sherrod. Painting by the artist (88.42).

Smithsonian Resident Associate Program. Serigraph by Willem
De Looper (89.10).

Estate of Raphael Soyer. Drawings on paper in five
sketchbooks (88.33-88.37).

NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM
Donors to the Collections

Avirex, USA. One leather flying coat crrrently used by the USAF.

Mr. Charles Baptie. Oil Painting by David Shepherd, entitled: Capital Airlines
Viscount Flying over New York City.

Estate of Ralph S. Barnaby. Collection of: Two Early Bird medals, three Early
Bird pins, two Early Bird plaques, one Early Bird cap, one Early Bird metal
stamp, two World War I United States Victory medals, one United States
Discharge pin, one Frank Lahm medal, cone United States World War I pilot’s
badge, one silver Aero Show trophy cup, National Soaring Museum patch and

Ms. Louise Beatty. Early Bird metal stam enblen.

Ms. Elizabeth Beauregard. 20 piece women’s uniform, Customer Service Manager,

Carnegie Institution of Washington. Slide rule with case.

Mr. Edwin G. Collen. Royal Air Force aircraft bubble sextant used in World War
Tr.

Cray Research, Inc. Cray 1 super computer processor.

Dai Shucheng, Shanghai Aerobatic Troupe. Two boomerangs, two bladed used by

troupe.

Ms. Natale J. Donato. Martin 130 China Clipper wood model aircraft.

Professor Michael J. Flack. Color print entitled L’ascension de Vincent
Lonardivenititen a Londres en 1784 by Ch. Dupont, V. Levallois ed. Paris 1790.
Ford Aerospace & Commmications Organization. Intelsat V, scale model satellite.

Mr. Gordon Friang. Nine pieces of United States Army, World War I clothing.

Mr. Paul E. Garber. Four Japanese aircraft instruments of World War I vintage.

General Services Administration. Lycoming aircraft reciprocating engine.

Mr. Monte F. Graham. AEF footlocker, two canteens, personal papers and various
medals.

Grid Systems Inc.. Grid compass II, on board computer for Space Shuttle.

Mrs. John J. Ide. Two eighteenth century balloon commemorative boxes made of
tortoise shell. Ome oil painting by Eduard Soussa, entitled: Portrait of John
J. Ide.

Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Physics Department. Saturn launch computer
cabinets with core memory planes and transistorized circuit boards used as
units with the RCA 110 A digital computer.

International Telecommications Satellite Organization. Intelsat IV, scale mdel
satellite.

Mr. Ira Milton Jones. Miniature World War I Overseas Flyer’s Association Trophy.

E. Thomas Magoffin. Laffayette Escadrille commemorative medal and Quiet Birdman
membership card, (metal).

Mr. Frank X. Marsh. Mitchell U-2 Superwing kit built flying wing aircraft.

McDonnell Douglas Astronautics. United States space station model and space
smittle orbiter model.

Miss Alberta Meyer. Two World War II aircraft food containers.

Mr. Robert C. Mikesh. Microphone T-17 used on a B-26 aircraft.

Ministat de France, Romainia. Romainian c. 1940, pilot’s cap, badge, trousers,
and coat.

Monterey Park Police Department through Captain Joseph A. Santoro. Ultraflight
Lazair SS EC ultralight type aircraft.

Mr. Greg Mort. Watercolor, entitled: Year of the Comet.

NASA, Johnson Space Center. HP=-41 handheld calculator with pouch. Two emergency
breathing appartus. One 16 mm data acquisition camera.

Northrop Corporation. B-2 bomber aircraft wood and plastic model.

Northwest Airlines. McDonnell Douglas Aerospace plane model.

Pepsi-Cola Company through Rebecca Madeira. One painting of Christa McAuliffe by
Mel Bolden.

Mr. Robert W. Pfeiffer. One German World War II aviator leather helmet.

Mr. John Piccard. Fabric from "Century of Progress" balloon.

Mr. Charles T. Preston. Fourteen pieces of aircraft radio equipment.

It. Commander James A. Quinlin. Black and grey American Airlines wool bootie.

Mrs. Stephanie L. Sands. 37 piece women’s uniform, Pan American Purser, c. 1984-
87.

Captain William E. Scarboruogh, USN (ret.). Consolidated PBY-1 Catalina metal
promotional aircraft model.

Mr. Arlo E. Schroeder. Grumman TBF-1C Avenger model aircraft.

Mr. Zay Smith. United Airlines fight calculator.

Smithsonian Institution, National Air and Space Museum, Office of Volunteer
Services. Four letters to Paul E. Garber that are signed by astronaut Mary
Cleave and carried aboard the space shuttle in May 1989.

Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of American Art. Two lithographs by
Paul Nash, entitled: Moonlight Voyage, Hampden Flying Above the Clouds and The
Raiders on the Moors.

Mr. John A. Sproston. Oil painting, entitled: Racing the Front.

Swiss Air Force Museum. One de Havilland Ghost 48 Mk I turbojet engine.

Textron Lycoming. Avco Lycoming PLF1A-2 high bypass turbofan engine.

United Airlines. United Airlines terminal sign.

United States Air Force, Reese Air Force Base. Terrain board and remte camera
mechanism associated with terrain board.

United States Air Force, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Lockheed C-130A,
Hercules transport aircraft.

United States Army Fort L. Wood Museum. One Luftwaffe fur-lined coat and one
Luftwaffe fur-lined cap with eagle insignia.

United States Marine Corps Air Ground Museum. Three Soviet Shavak aircraft
guns.

United States Navy, David Taylor Research Center. Three wind tunnel dirigible
wood models.

United States Navy Department. Five World War II recognition models.

United States Navy, Naval Air Systems Command. McDonnell Douglas F-4S Phantom II
aircraft.

Mrs. R. Kimberling Winters. NARC superhomer VHT-3 aviation radio superhomer
VHT-3 aviation radio transmitter.

Mr. Walter Wright. Acryllic painting, Toward the Summit .

Yerkes Observatory. Flown V-2 spectrograph camera.

Ms. Vera Zorn and Mr. Eugene A. Studenski. Leather flying jacket, helmet, boots
and doll mascot.

Donors to the Information Management Division

1361st Audio Visual Sqd.: group photograph of 20th Air Force commanders meeting
with Brigadier General Roger Ramey, 1945.

Air France: certificate commemorating the Air France Concorde dedication at
Dulles International Airport, April 16, 1989.

Mr. Glenn D. Anderson: booklet promoting the Consolidated Model 14 "Husky Junior"
aircraft, 1928.

Mr. Horace Alter: 3 cu. ft. of aerospace design materials
relating to Convair and Lockheed, 1941-1970s.

Mr. Jeff Asner: War Department technical manual mmber T™ 1-205 entitled Air
Navigation, November 25, 1940.

Mr. Walter G. Bailey: copy of Aircraft Mechanics, Inc., undated.

Dr. William J. Ballard: material related to Paramount Aircraft and that firm’s
Chief designer, Walter James Carr, ca. 1920s-1930s.

Mr. Charles Baptie: Pratt and Whitney engine handbook detailing the Wasp and
Hornet engines, 1924.

Mrs. Louise Beatty: photographs, newsclippings, and corresponence related to the
career of aviator George Beatty, ca. 1910-1928.

Mr. J. Ted Beebe: memorabilia related to James H. "Jack" Knight, an early airmail
and commercial airline pilot, ca. 1930s-1940s.

Mr. John Berendt: blueprint and photocopies showing engine mount structure for
the Fairchild 24 Ranger 6-440-C5 engine, 1943.

Mrs. John D. Bick: memorabilia related to World War I aviator Robert McKnight,
Ca. 1978).

Mr. & Mrs. Warren M. & Catherine C. Bodie: 101 aviation photographs and 109
negatives of aviation photographs, 1928-1977.

Mr. Michael W. Bourguin: 14 drawings of the Mitchell U-2 Superwing, 1980.
Col. Eduard Brandt: three Spencer Aircraft Engine crank case drawings, June and
July, 1940.

Mr. A. Raymond Brooks: photographs, documents, and other memorabilia related to
the aviation career of A. Raymond Brooks, 1910-1988.

Mr. August E. Brunsman: nine tape recordings of interviews with relatives of and
others familiar with Wilbur and Orville Wright, 1986-1988.

Mr. Henry F. Colvin, III: copy of a postal telegram to Fred Colvin from Charles
A. Lindbergh, May 26, 1927.

Mr. Doug Connell: photograph of early aviator Hugh Armstrong Robinson, October
L7~ O11.

Mrs. Evelyn Curtis: correspondence, logs, photographs and other memorabilia
related to John S. Curtis, 1929-1985.

t of Aeronautics, NASM: airline timetables and informational brochures,

1973-1988.

Department of Aeronautics, NASM: photographs, documents, and correspondence
related to Elton R. Silliman and Pan American Airways, 1930-1982.

Department of Aeronautics, NASM: C.A.S.A. Spanish technical manual, undated.

tt of Aeronautics, NASM: drawing of the man-powered aircraft G.A.L.M.P.

A.G. 520, May 23, 1965.

Department of Space History, NASM: color photographs of the Apollo-Soyuz, 1970s.

Department of Space History, NASM: drawings of an anthropomorphic android used
for testing space suits, 1964.

Mr. Herb Desind: two photographs, one of a small astronomy satellite and one
showing OGO-2 on Thor-Agena D, undated.

Dover Air Force Base: over-sized color photograph of the first all-woman C-5
flight crew, March 29-April 4, 1988.

Mr. Robert F. Dreesen: seven photographs taken at the Bealeton Flying Circus,
Bealeton, Virginia, 1984-1985.

Mr. Leo P. Driessen: photograph of Charles A. Lindbergh in the cockpit of a
Lockheed P-38 Lightning at Nadzab, New Guinea, 1944.

Dryden Air Force Base: drawings, schematics, and other documentation related to
the HiMAT radio controlled model aircraft, 1976-1981.

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Mr. Phillip Edwards: two posters, one commemorating 75 years of U.S. Naval
Aviation, one of the Bell/Boeing V-22 "Osprey", undated.

Mr. Joseph Elbert: 33 patent letters and associated material for the invertions
of Frank G. Manson, 1931-1955.

Mr. Ariel Fabius: 18 photographs of Uruguayan aircraft, 1929-1973.
Fairchild Industries: 242 cu. ft. of corporate records dommenting the history
and evolution of the company, 1919-1980.

Mr. Ian Flowers: seven photographs of Charles and Anne Morrow Lindbergh with
their Lockheed Sirius aircraft, October 1931.

Mr. Peter Foster: news clippings of setting the 1988 amhibian altitude record,
1988.

Fort Mormouth, United States Army: technical manuals for military electronic
equipment, 1940-1970.

Fort Sill Museum: 23 photographs related to aviation history and development,
undated.

Ms. Helene S. Francis: photographs taken by Gifford E. Francis in Europe dauring
World War I, 1918-1919.

Ms. Pamela French: 79 official U.S. Army photographs taken by Charles Barber,
1914-1918.

Mr. J. Norman Fresh: blueprints, photographs, and other material related to
naval aviation at the Washington Navy Yard, 1881-1968.

Mr. Kevin Friel: newspaper articles concerning early aviation in Philadephia, PA,
October 1919-May 1920.

Mr. Edward Frosdick: six photographs, four of which show Amelia Earhart and her
Lockheed Electra, 1936-1937.

Mr. Robert Fulton: two tape recordings of interviews with Robert Fulton conducted
by Bernie Maggin, December 8, 1988.

Mrs. Pegoy Gardner: material concerning the Concorde supersonic transport
aircraft, 1988 and undated.

Mrs. Kathryn Gasker: six color slides of emergency transport helicopters taken at

Children’s Hospital, Cambridge, MA, 1970.

Mrs. R.S. Goff: booklet prepared for a dinner honoring Mrs. Minta Martin on her
85th birthday, Jamuary 15, 1949.

Mr. Marvin M. Green: newspaper article concerning WI "ace" George A. Vaughn as
well as his autograph, April 29, 1989 and undated.

Mr. Manfred Griehl: 11 photographs of the Junkers Ju-38-G, Ju-52, Ju-290 amd the
Messerschmitt Me-109G, undated.

Mr. Tom Harnish: four color photographs of a Beech Travel Air aircraft, 1988.

Ms. Bernice Falk Haydu: scrapbook detailing the lives and training of Women’s Air
Force Service Pilots, 1942-1944.

Mr. James A. Hedgpeth, Jr.: 75 photographs, primarily aerial reconnaisance, of
World War II bombings of France and Cologne, 1944.

Mr. Frank Hempstead: "Vin Fiz" advertising leaflet, undated.

Mr. John W. Hinds: taped interview with and a diary belonging to Rev. Dayle R.
Schnelle, September 1942-November 1945.

Mr. Joseph W. Hoffman: article concerning Jack Gilberti that appeared in the
Pittsburgh Press, December 2, 1988.

Mrs F.G. Holechede: scrapbook and memorabilia related to Paul Wiesser, a German
World War I pilot, 1910s.

Mr. Kenneth A. Hoyt: three drawings from the Briggs Mamufacturing Company for the
B-29 ball turret, undated.

Mr. John E. Hunter: certificate awarded W. T. Milam by the Royal Netherlands
Indies Airways, Jamuary 23, 1941.

Mr. Frank C. Hyne: newspaper article about Florence Singbiel, designer and
painter of aircraft nose art during WII, August 29, 1988.

Mr. Thomas R. Jakmides: technical manuals for the Goodyear ZPG-3W, undated.

Mrs. Sheila F. James: photocopies of newspaper clippings relating to the

ballooning career of John P.. Feagley, 1918 and undated.

Mr. Jeff Karpiak: 65 photographic negatives and six color slides, primarily of
North American P-51 Mustang aircraft, ca. 1944.

Mr. Robert J. Kelly: newspaper articles concerning early aviation in Philadel-
phia, PA, October 1919-May 1920.

Mrs. C.B. Kemper: letter with original envelope written by Pearl Young to Mrs.
Floyd Thompson while on board the Hindenburg, 1936.

Dr. Frank Korf: photographs, newspaper articles, correspondence, and publications
of Dr. Hildegard Kallmann-Bijl, 1949-1968.

Dr. Robert Krauskopf: four photographs of the Messerschmidt BF 109 anda

three-view drawing of a 1930 German bomber, 1936. .

Mrs. Lois Kuster: approximately 2,000 photographs of aircraft amd aviation
pioneers, 1930s.

Ms. Elizabeth S. Lancer: photographs, correspondence and other memorabilia
related to World War I pilot Robert Soubiran, 1914-1919.

Mr. Robert Lannen: over 2,000 slides of various aircraft from around the world,
1960s-1970s.

Mr. Leslie Lenkowsky: notebooks, photographs, and other material related to the
early development of helicopters, 1936-1946.

Mrs. Lilian E. Leppanen: Daniel Guggenheim Fund Award for the promotion of
aeronautics presented to Olaf S. Emblem, December 1928.

Mrs. Gwyneth Lind: memorabilia from World War II, ca. 1940s.

Mr. Eric Lumdahl: 22 photographs of various aircraft, 1988.

Mr. Robert Mann: news article relating to setting the 1988 Amphibian altitude
record, 1988.

Mr. Alton K. Marsh: 60 color slides of the Experimental Aircraft Association’s
Air Show at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 1986.

Mr. Frank X. Marsh: 14 drawings of the Mitchell U-2 Superwing, 1980.

Mr. Oren Lee Martin: Lynn V. Blankman collection, photographs of aircraft and
engines, famous women pilots, newspapers articles on early aviation exploits,
1906-1959.

Mrs. Isabel Bandeira De Mello Mathias: biographical material on the aviation
career of Isabel Bandeira De Mello Mathias, undated.

Mrs. D.A.G. Mathieson: letter with original envelope written by Pearl Young to
Mrs. Floyd Thampson while on board the Hindenburg, 1936.

Mr. Hiram H. Maxim: five books and two binders related to Sir Hiram H. Maxin, ca.
1890-1916.

Metropolitan Museum of Art/Thamas Watson Library: promotional letter from the
Crusader Aircraft Corporation, September 25, 1936.

Ms. Maureen Mullen: brief biographical sketch of early balloonist Frank T.
Coleman entitled "Life of an Astronaut", undated.

Ms. Maureen Mullen: three newspaper articles about nineteenth century balloonist
Nellie Thurston (Mrs. Herman Squire), ca. 1966.

Mr. Brian D. Nicklas: three color photographs of a Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress
and a Boeing KC-135, September 1988.

Ms. Dolores O’Neill: photograph of Amelia Earhart with her instructor Odell
Garrison, undated.

Mrs. W.B. Olstad: letter with original envelope written by Pearl Young to Mrs.
Floyd Thampson while on board the Hindenburg, 1936.

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Mr. Richard Ostry: oversized photograph of a Consolidated B-36 in flight along -
with two Grumman Panther jet aircraft, 1954.

Mr. Joseph J. Pace: photographs and negatives documenting the Flexible Gummery
Training Unit at Landhi Field, Malir, India, 1944-1945.

Mr. Helmit Paling: photograph and obituary of Clarence Chamberlain, 1927 and
1976.

Mr. Anton Palmai: photographs, articles, and other documentation on the astro-
mautics career of Herman Oberth, 1923 amd 1955-1959.

Mr. Ed Peters: owners manuals for the Mooney Mark 21 Model M20C and the Mark 22
Mustang, 1967.

Mr. Fred Quarles: original drawings of and reports on the Mooney M-18 "Mite"
aircraft, 1946-1948.

Mr. Christopher Reynolds: 55 photographs of airplanes and airships, 1916-1920.

Mr. James R. Roberson: three photographs of the Boeing B-29 "Enola Gay", 1945.

Mr. & Mrs. Rowland E. Roberts: photographs, newspaper clippings, copies of
Gecorations, and aerial combat reports, 1918-1981.

Rockwell International: original 3-view and marking drawings of North American
aircraft models B-25, P-82, amd T-6, 1940s.

Mr. James B. Rome: two volumes of Royal Air Force Technical Notes on World War I
aircraft, Cae 1910s.

Mr. Daniel L. Royce: air racing memorabilia and U.S. Air Service magazines,
1920-1926.

Mr. Thomas M. Sammons: photograph of the Convair XFY-1 "Pogo Stick", ca.

1952-1954.

Captain W.E. Scarbourgh: photographs of navy aircraft, 1937-1944.

Mr. Raymond W. Scheetz: 35 regional and sectional aeronautical charts, June 1943
- June 1945.

Rev. Dayle R. Schnelle: taped interview with and a diary belonging to Rev. Dayle
Schnelle, September 1942-November 1945.

Mr. Paul J.F. Schumacher: photographs of ballooning in Zurich and of an English
aircraft brought down by Baron von Richthoven, 1909.

Mr. Avro M. Sestrap: six photographs of Amelia Earhart and her Lockheed Electra,
1937.

Mr. George J. Siegel: photographs taken for the First Motion Picture Unit,
displayed on two backboards, 1940s.

Mr. Dan Simmonds: photographs, posters, calendars, and other material related to
aircraft and missiles, 1970s-1980s.

Mr. Ellsworth J. Snyder: album (mumber 8 of 11) highlighting the family and
aviation career of Charles B. Snyder, ca. 1850-1940.

Ms. Rosemary Soubiran: photographs, correspondence and other memorabilia related
to World War I pilot Robert Soubiran, 1914-1919.

Mr. Jay P. Spencer: 50 captioned photographs showing helicopters of the Hiller
Aircraft Company, 1943-1964.

Mr. Jay P. Spenser: ten photographs of Fokker aircraft and a late 1920s tractor,
1928.

Mr. Fred L. Staffieri: seven color prints from a Trans-World Airlines calendar
and three periodical photographs, 1940 and undated.

Mr. Hans-Heiri Stapfer: four photographs of a MIL MI-14 HAZE, undated.

Mr. Vincent Stevison: photocopied information on the French G-6 and R-4 Caudron
aircraft, undated.

Dr. Eugene Studenski: two scrapbooks and the personal papers of Dr. Paul

Studenski, an early aviator, 1910-1961.

Mr. Glen Sweeting: newspaper clippings written in German concerning ballooning in
Germamy, 1890-1891 and 1903.

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Ms. Margaret P. Thacher: letter written by Helen Campbell Robertson desribing her
flight on a Western Air Express Fokker Tri-Motor, 1929.

Mrs. Marguerite Traxler: original correspondence signed by Charles A. Lindbergh,
April 24, 1924.

Mr. J. Gordon Vaeth: photocopies of information concerning the disappearance of
Amelia Earhart and her aircraft, 1937 and 1977.

Mr. Charles G. Waldrop: 20 drawings of the Bucker Bu.133 Jungmeister, May 1965.

Mrs. Aderyn Walker: photographs, a manuscript, and copies of newspaper articles
concerning Montague Francis Glew, undated.

Ms. Winifred Weislogel: photographs related to aviation history, 1924-1932.

Mrs. Norma S. White: videotape of a slide presentation on the life of black
aviator Chauncey E. Spencer, 1988.

Mr. Don Wigton: 26 photographs of aircraft, undated.

Mr. Kenneth A. Wilson : hand fan with images of Charles Lindberch and the "Spirit
of St. Louis" on ome side, ca. 1920s-1930s.

Mr. William A. Wylam: photocopies of two technical manuals written in French for
the Renault 12-FE and Fiat A-12 engines, ca. 1917-1918.

Dr. Vera Zorn: two scrapbooks and personal papers of Dr. Paul Studenski, amd
early aviator, 1910-1961.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART
Donors to the Collection
Marc Leo Felix. Gourd of the Kwere poeples of Tanzania. (89-05-001)
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kuhn. Door by Olowe of Ise. (88-13-001).
Robert and Nancy Nooter. Mask, Bassa people, Liberia. (88-14-001).
Philip Ravenhill and Judith Timyan. Hat of the Malinké, Guro or Wan
peoples, Central Céte d'Ivoire. (89-01-001) Cloth of the Kulango
peoples, Bouna, Céte d'Ivoire. (89-02-001).

Republic of Mali. Female figure from Mali. (89-03-001).

Blake Robinson. Three snuff mortars from Liberia. (88-15-001, 88-15-002,
88-15-003).

Roy and Sophia Sieber. Tripod chair from Tiv, Nigeria. (88-16-001).

Ciro R. Taddeo. Italian and Austrian "Thalers" coins. (Italian: 89-04-001,
Austrian: 89-04-002).

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
Donors to the Collection

American Art Forum. Market Day Outside the Walls of Tangiers, Morocco,
1873, oil on canvas, by Louis Comfort Tiffany (1989.56).

Alfred Bendiner Foundation. 1 work on linen, 4 works on paper,

1960, 1948, 1936, 1953, 1946, by Alfred Bendiner (1988.81.1-5).

Thomas W. Bower. Two Rhinoceri, 1975, pencil drawing, by Joan
Danziger (1988.79).

William P. Carl. Trees, 1989, woodcut, by William P. Carl (1989.31).

Alice Swinden Carter. Untitled (Abstraction), 1945, gouache, and
Woman and Girl, ca. 1955, oil on canvas, by Albert Swinden
(1988.90.1,2).

Consolidated Natural Gas Foundation. Everglades, 1986, and Everglades,
1988, by Mary Peck, black-and-white photographs, (1989.34.1,2); 5
ektacolor prints, 1982, 1979, n.d., 1981, 1979, by Terry Evans
(1989.38.1-5); 3 ektacolor prints 1986, by Joe Maloney
(1989.39.1-3); 4 ektacolor prints, 1985, 1987, 1985, 1987, by Len
Jenshel (1989.39.4-7); 2 palladian prints, 1988, by Andrea Modika
(1989.41.1,2); Patterns of Destruction, 1988, unique
black-and-white photograph, by Tina Potter (1989.49); “Shooting
Sites,” Las Vegas #20, 1987, printed 1989, cibachrome print,
"Shooting Sites, Angeles National Forest #12, 1988, printed 1989,
cibachrome print, by Anthony Louis Hernandez (1989.50.1,2); 3
selenium-toned, black-and-white contact prints, 1982, 1983, 1988,
by Allen Hess (1989.53.1-3); Silver City, Nevada, gelatin silver
selenide print and Goshen, Utah, from "Main Street” series, color
photograph, by Frank Armstrong (1989.54.1,2).

Henrietta Cunningham, Todd and Lucia Bogatay. Javanese Mother and
Child, 1936, ceramic, by Paul Bogatay (1988.94).

G. H. Dalsheimer Gallery, Ltd. RIOT, 1988, mixed media on paper, by
Leslie Machinist (1989.37).

Estate of Donald DeLue. Icarus, 1934, plaster, by Donald DeLue
(1989.29).

Thomas Fountain. Title unknown, ca. 1950, oil on canvas, by Jennings
Tofel (1988.75).

Andrew Freireich. Debris Series #3, 1987, unique black-and-white
photograph by Tina Potter (1989.45).

Chaim Gross. 5 drawings on paper, 1938-1939, 1937, 1937, 1937, 1936, by
Chaim Gross (1988.91.1-5).

Herbert Waide Hemphill, Jr. 11 paintings, 6 sculptures, 1 decorative art
work, by various artists (1988.74.1-18); Wedding Basket, n.d.,
sweet grass and ash spolints, by Mary Adams; Portrait of Elizabeth
Taylor, oil on canvas, by Andrea Badami; Screen Door, ca. 1930-37,
carved wood, by Jose Delores Lopez; Lancaster County Embroidery
Quilt, 1905, embroidered, cut, and stitched fabric, by an
unidentified artist (1989.30.1-4).

Jerry Jackson. 2 color etchings and a color lithograph, 1920, 1922 ca.
1928-early 1930s, by William Meyerowitz; Mexican Market, ca. 1952,
black-and-white etching, by Theresa Bernstein (1988.89.1-4).

Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert Johnston. Suburban Overlook, 1972, acrylic on
canvas, by Val Lewton (1988.87).

Adele Lozowick. 35 works on paper, by Louis Lozowick (1988.65.1-33).

Nan Tucker McEvoy. Stillscape II, 1984, cast bronze, by Brian Hunt
(1989.6); Untitled (man reading a newspaper), 1988, color photo by
Larry Sultan (1989.58).

John McNemar, P. E. Baby Dragon, 1985, mixed media, by Barton Benes
(1988.93).

Djelloul Marbrook. Boats, Cape Cod, 1932, oil on canvas, by Irene Rice
Pereira (1988.80).

Alexander Masley. 5 wood engravings, 1932, 1926, 1930, 1926, 1932, by
Alexander Masley (1989.57.1-5)

Marilyn and Michael Mennello. Blue Sail Fleet Returns, ca. 1950, oil on
canvas, by Earl Cunningham (1988.64).

Patrick A. Morelli. Infant from "Behold" monument, 1985, bonded bronze,
by Patrick A. Morelli (1989.10).

Irving Penn. 60 photographs, by Irving Penn (1988.83.1-60).

Perkins Center for the Arts. Untitled (seated female nude), 1987,
gelatin silver print, by Ricardo Barros (1988.73).

Irving Potter. Modern Music and Organizational Advances, ca. 1930s,
woodcut prints by Albert Potter (1989.11.1,2).

Bernard Rabin in memory of Henry A. Rabin. 5 untitled etchings, ca.
1910, by Joseph Stella (1989.17.1-5).

Henry Ward Ranger Bequest. Carousel Bridge, Paris, 1952, oil on board,
by Edwin Dickinson (1988.84); Conversation, oil on board, by John
Koch (1988.85); My Studio, oil on canvas, by John Koch (1988.86).

James Renwick Alliance. Large Platter, 1988, glass, by Michael Higgins
and "Drop-Out"™ Bowl, 1988, glass, by Frances Higgins (1989.7.1,2);
Untitled (#8) Vessel, ca. 1976, stoneware with white glaze, by Frans
Wildenhain (1989.9); Emerald Green Blanket, 1984, blown
glass, by Dale Chihuly (1989.44).

Frank Ribelin. Drawing for Southwest Pieta, 1983, oil pastel drawing, by

Luis Jiminez (1988.82).

Smithsonian Resident Associates Program. Tunis on My Mind, 1988,
serigraph, by Willem DeLooper (1988.76).

Mr. and Mrs. James N. Rosenberg. Overhanging Branches, oil on cardboard
on masonite; 57th Street, oil on cardboard on masonite; Rocky
Seashore, oil on paper on cardboard; Sleeping Nymphs, oil on wood;
Two Gulls and Cliffs, oil on canvas, by Louis Michel Eilshemius;
Rolling Clouds, oil on canvasboard; Adirondacks, oil on paperboard,
by James N. Rosenberg (1989.43.1-7).

Elizabeth Russell and Jeff. Urban Self-Projection, 1988, woodblock
print, by Nicholas Sperakis (1988.77).

Dr. and Mrs. Shipley. Egg Series II: Cow Skull, 1986, serigraph, by Joe
Price (1989.32).

Ms. Marilyn Stokstad. Hull #2, ca. 1982, revised 1988, wood, leather and
mixed media, by Mark Roeyer (1988.78).

Mme. Jeanne T. Strong. Between Lausanne and Vevey above the Highway, ca.
1897-1913, watercolor, by Templeton Strong (1988.95).

Jo C. Tartt, Jr. 3 works, 1988, tempera on construction paper, by Eric
Calvin McDonald (1988.88.1-3).

Lucien Treillard. 12 photographs, dated from 1924-39, by Man Ray
(1989.55.1-12).

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National Museum of American History
Donors to the National Collections

AMF Bowling Company (through Paul Lane): set of 2 bowling balls without
finger holes drilled (1987.3094).

Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (through James L. Loper): Emmy award
statuette (1983.0053).

Mignon Sherley Acker, Swager Sherley, Jr., Thomas H. Sherley, Marjorie
Sherley Wolcott, and Olive Sherley Young: 21 issues of "The Woman's
Protest," 3 pamphlets, 3 brochures, a flyer, and a newpaper, all
related to the National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, 1912-18
(1988.0282); sash with button attached, "Equal Franchise for New York,
1915"(1988.0347); photograph of representatives of the National
Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage after seeing President Wilson on
December 14, 1915 (1988.0536); 94 miscellaneous documents, news
clippings, letters, and postcards, 40 copies of "The Woman's Protest
Against Woman Suffrage," a pennant, and a booklet, all relating to the
opposition to woman's suffrage (1989.0225).

Jan Adkins: flute made of polycarbonate plumbing pipe with a cork stopper
by John Ingalls in 1978 (1988.0490).

City of Adrian, Utilities Department (through John C. Jenkins): Holly
Manufacturing Company fire hydrant used by the City of Adrian,
Michigan from 1883 to 1988 (1989.0052).

Government of Aitutaki, Aitutaki Post Office: 13 mint stamps, 3 first day
covers, and 2 souvenir sheets of Aitutaki (1988.0607).

Alpha Wire Corporation (through Allen P. Marconi): 100-foot spool of
50-wire rainbow ribbon computer cable (1988.3055).

American Airlines (through J. J. O'Neill): 7 components of the SABRE IBM
7090 computer system (1987.0130).

The American Institute of Architects Archives (through Tony P. Wrenn):
bronze medal commemorating the centennial of the American Institute of
Architects in 1957 (1988.0776).

American Red Cross, National Headquarters (through Mary D. Doering):

6 videotape cassettes and 7 posters, pamphlets and information packets
about AIDS (1988.3143).

American Sterilizer Company (through Richard Mancuso): Surgical case cart
with 3 wire shelves (1984.3008).

Americans for Robertson: press release packet (1989.0139).

Amtrak, National Railroad Passenger Corporation (through Bruce Heard):
*"Jewelry/Watch Inspector" sign from Union Station in Chicago
(1988.0102).

William Anderson: 3 packages of disposable acupuncture needles (1989.0129).

Anne M. and Charles E. Andrew in memory of Mrs. Alice E. Parry: pair of
girl's Goodyear rubber boots, 1906 (1989.0083).

Anonymous: japanned tinware including a spice cannister set, bread box,
molasses pitcher, and tea cannister, ca. 1900, and a child's
highchair, 1875-1910 (1988.0541); 9 pieces of cookware, 8 games and
toys, a set of paper tableware, insulator kit, toilet training seat,
and a lazy susan (1988.0608); 2 sets of towel bars, 2 clothing dryers,
a soap dish, set of place mats, package of preserve labels, and an
aluminum tray (1988.3132).

Henry O. Archinal in memory of R. G. Curtis: prototype of a WW II
ammunition box (1988.0298).

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Lt. Col. Muriel M. Ardery, USAF (Ret.): U.S. Air Force experimental
exercise skirt of blue denim (1989.0053).

Charles C. Armbruster, John Lee Armbruster, Ruama Jane Armbruster Nelson,
and Betty Louise Armbruster Raite Patino: patient-sized chest portion
of an iron lung invented by C. E. H. Armbruster and an air pump with
fly wheel motor used to operate it (1982.0200).

Chris Armenis: Post Office Department patch with mail handler secondary
patch and a metal postal employee's badge (1988.0574).

Dale Armstrong: crankshaft used in a drag racer, ca. 1986 (1987.0882).

Joan S. Atwell: paper dress printed "Nixon," worn at a Young Republican
rally in Rochester, New York, 1968 (1988.0757).

Commonwealth of Australia, Headquarters of Australian Army, Australian
Military Attache (through Brigadier P. K. Cole): submachine gun with
accessories (1988.0019).

Reserve Bank of Australia, Currency and Banking Department (through
N. W. Skillicorn): 10-dollar commemorative note printed on synthetic
polymer-based paper, issued on January 26, 1988 (1988.0525).

Todd Axelrod: 2 violin bows, one made by Adam and the other made by Emile
Ouchard (1988.0115).

BASF Structural Materials, Inc. (through Mykie Carroll and Rosemary
McKeller): spool of Celion carbon fiber and a sample of carbon
(1987.3108).

Babbitt for President Committee, Inc.: videotape cassette of a debate held
November 25, 1987 (1989.0134).

A. E. Bachelet: model of a washboard patented by Celeste Bachelet in 1926
(1989.0019).

Franz Bader: 2 cibachrome photographs by Mr. Bader, Snow Writing and
Brown and Yellow, 1988 (1989.0163).

Dorothy A. Badin in memory of Frederick B. Hanson: wooden sign, “Darkies
Bathing Prohibited" (1988.0758).

Bailey Banks and Biddle (through Paul W. Thurston): white low-relief
ceramic plate commemorating James Madison and the U.S. Constitutional
Bicentennial, designed by Eugene Daub, 1987 (1987.0735).

Arlie L. and Vernamae Baker: songbook published by the National Temperance
Society, 1889 (1988.0584).

Baldt, Inc. (through Frank Amalfitano): die-forged steel submarine anchor
chain (1987.0604).

Lawrence R. Baldus in memory of G. Charter (Nick) Harrison: 3 Primary New
York City-type air and spring guns, 1868-75 (1989.0118).

B & O/C & O Railroad (through R. J. Dischinger): 3 components and a
pamphlet relating to the Datamatic 1000 computer system (1987.0748).

Walton G. Banks, Inc. (through Walton G. Banks): Monroe calculating machine
and operating instruction (1984.3046).

Helen M. and Robert Barsoom: brass numeral "8" and a generator plate from
the USS West Virginia and a brass generator plate from the USS
Oklahoma, both sunk in Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 (1988.0516).

Lt. Col. Grace M. Barth, USAF (Ret.): pair of @ress white uniform gloves
(1989.0127).

Vineta D. Bartlett: pair of U.S. Navy white dress pumps worn by
Ms. Bartlett during WW II (1989.0169); 3 wooden lace bobbins from
Denmark, early 20th century (1989.0181).

Hester M. Bates: silver nursing nipple (1988.0602).

Raymond Battaglia: Elgin pocket watch, ca. 1911, and a Hamilton pocket
watch, ca. 1928 (1988.0738).

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Battelle Memorial Institute (through Paul T. Santilli): prototype
production vessel, ca. 1955, and 9 tools made by the hot isostatic
pressing metallurgical process (1987.0548); Columbus Division (through
Ian M. Mercier): 2 polyethylene gas line pipe sections and a steel
nuclear plant pipe section (1988.3042).

John K. Beaver: 22 rifle and pistol cartridges, a Krag rifle bullet anda
Krag-Jorgensen rifle tool (1985.0365).

W. P. Bebbington: Edison Amberola phonograph, 1915-29 (1988.0050).

Beckman Instruments, Inc. (through Arnold 0. Beckman, Ph.D. and Robert R.
Crittendon): Beckman Model E analytical ultracentrifuge used to obtain
precise molecular measurements (1988.0493).

Robert W. Bemer: 8 notebooks and 3 booklets relating to the history of
computer software (1979.3056).

H. Milton Benas in memory of Horace Wesley Benas: 2 theater programs and a
souvenir book from the New York Hippodrome (1988.0715).

Dr. Jules E. Benbenek: Magnetron electron tube, 1936, and an ELMAC vacuum
tube (1988.0805).

Elizabeth W. Bendiner: 55 pins and medals sold during WW II for war relief
and a coin imprinted "Freedom, May 5, 1961" (1989.0017).

Beretta U.S.A. Corporation (through Robert D. Bass): 4 frames, 4 barrels,
4 slides, and 3 pistols, all showing the stages of construction of a
Beretta M9 pistol (1989.0068).

Judith Berger: 2 chromolithographed Danish circus posters and an American
silkscreened poster (1988.0694).

Helen Berman, Ph.D.: 4 Watson and Crick model DNA templates made at
Cambridge University in March 1953 (1988.0494).

Elizabeth P. Berry: wooden surveyor's compass marked "Anthony Davenport,
Portland" and an unmarked case (1989.0541).

Bescar Industries (through William H. Bessel): wooden crab-cracking mallet
(1987.0635).

Harriet B. Best: 232 locomotive builders' plates (1986.0844).

Anthony E. Bisantz: Chinese type-54 pistol with accesories (1989.0119).

Black Box Collotype (through John V. Graff): 3 collotype prints of the
Chicago Tribune building, 1922 (1988.0639).

Regina Blaszczyk: 2 patches, a cap, and a T-shirt from various bicycling
events and a factory worker's apron (1988.0482).

Edward Marshall Boehm, Inc. (through Frank J. Cosentino): 2 unglazed
porcelain figures of a "Screech Owl" and a plaster wing mold used in
making the figures, ca. 1981 (1984.0067).

Gwendolyn R. Bolger: scarecrow costume worn by Ray Bolger in the 1939
motion picture The Wizard of Oz (1987.0608).

Philip Borish: key chain from the 1985 Inaugural Ball and a program and
audiotape cassette from a First Lady's Tea held on June 9, 1988
(1988.0567).

Bowdoin College, Department of Physics (through E. O. LaCasce): 7 lantern
slides and a set of 29 lantern slides, all showing astronomical
subjects (1988.0385); 11 photographs making up Henry A. Rowland's map
of the normal solar spectrum, 1888 (1989.0082).

Helen King Boyer: 18 etched aluminum printing plates by Louise M. Boyer and
an etched plate by Helen King Boyer (1988.0582).

Peter B. Boyne: pair of man's khaki cotton trousers, 1955-65, and a man's
cotton T-shirt, 1988 (1988.3151); pair of man's sandals, 1970
(1989.3005).

Susan A. Bradley and William Tarpai: Norte Vista High School varsity

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letterman's jacket, 1966 (1988.0552).

Margaretta W. Brede: woman's cape, 1855-70 (1988.0020).

Donald W. Broman II: letter with a dress fabric sample attached, early
19th-century, and a Victorian needlework ball (1987.0761).

Brother International Corporation (through P. T. Gilmore): EP-20 dot matrix
portable typewriter-printer, ca. 1983 (1989.0005).

Carleton C. and Imogene C. Brower: 6 silver teaspoons, 1800-50; 6-piece
Gorham and Company silver coffee and tea service, 1850-60; and a
silver-plated tray by the Ellis-Barker Silver Companies, early 20th
century (1988.0569).

Brown Univeristy, Afro-American Studies Program, Rites and Reason Committee
(through George H. Bass and Ron Weaver): bronze sculpture, The Bird of
New Hope, by Joseph Geran, 1980 (1989.0103).

Franklin H. Brown and Robin L. Brown: 12 pieces of infant's clothing and
accessories, 1927 (1988.0481).

Louise Este Bruce in memory of Mrs. James Bruce: Abercrombie & Fitch
generator/flashlight, ca. 1935 (1989.0362).

John E. Brunhammer: aluminum coin on a keychain inscribed "Ronald Reagan
Coin 1982 Good for Nothing,* designed by Mr. Brunhammer (1988.0744).

James H. Bruns: 2 silver bowls, 1941-43, and a silver plate, 1969, awarded
to Franklin R. Bruns, Jr. for outstanding philatelic research and
writing (1987.0582).

Dorothy K. Burch: electric peanut-butter machine made by Salton, Inc.,
Ca. 1975 (1988..3165)..

Mrs. George Burch: 8 pieces of equipment developed and used by Dr. George
Burch during his research in cardiology (1988.0366).

Burrell Advertising Company (through Allen Hovious and Robert A. Jackson):
7 tear sheets showing black craftsmen at work and used to advertise
Jack Daniel's whiskey (1987.3131).

Burroughs Corporation, Defense and Space Group, Great Valley Laboratory
(through J. Jay Wolf): 2 thin film memory planes, a set of 11 thin
film memory circuits, set of 4 Burroughs computer models, Atlas
computer model and an input/output package (1987.0822).

Herschel B. and Thelma M. Burt: 8 printing blocks (1987.0742).

John Byrne: piece of original "Superman" comic artwork (1987.0463).
Calhoun's Collectors Society, Inc. (through Stafford Calvin): 13 23-carat
gold stamps commemorating the American colonies, issued as local

emissions of Staffa, Scotland, 1975 (1988.0394).

Heather H. Campbell: 5 salve sticks, a salve tube and a salve label
(1988.0648).

Louise D. Campbell: 344 geometric models made by A. Harry Wheeler
(1979..0102).

Carpenter Technology Corporation (through W. E. Roberts): 11 components
from an IBM 650 digital computer, 2 boxes of parts, and 18 pieces of
documentation (306013).

Frances W. Carter: painted wooden sign from the Mt. Zion Mission Baptist
Church (1986.0812).

Lena C. Carter: girl's 2-piece cotton dress and a pinafore apron, 1860-80
(19890123).

David L. and Joyce Q. Casey: 2 Sony Betamax videotape cassette recorders
and 2 Sony videotape recorder auto changers, 1977-79 (1988.0784).

Russell K. Cashdollar: shot glass with slogan "Happy Days Are Here Again"
and picture of a donkey (1988.0709).

Joseph A. Castellano, Ph.D.: 9 examples of early electronic watches and a

bomb sight, all with liquid crystal displays (1987.0039).

Castle Metals (through C. L. Reed): uncut crankshaft billet and
semi-finished crankshaft (1988.3031).

Rachel Chelnick: Bausch and Lomb soft contact lens sterilizer (1989.0022).

The Chicago Public Library, Special Collections Division (through Laura
Linard): graduation program from Western High School in the District
of Columbia, June 22, 1893 (1989.0072).

Government of the Republic of China, Directorate General of Posts, The
Philatelic Department: 102 stamps, 19 first day covers, and 2 souvenir
sheets of the Republic of China (1987.0510).

George W. Christensen: man's denim jacket and trousers, wool tweed
trousers, and suede "stars and stripes" trousers, all late 1960s
(1989.0056).

Mrs. Hans Christensen: silver coffeepot with redwood handle made by Hans
Christensen in 1955 (1989.0168).

Estate of Dorothy H. Christian (through F. Elwood Davis): 55 documents and
personal memorabilia from the administration of President Warren G.
Harding, 1921-23 (1986.0834); 3 books, 1916-34 (1986.3145).

Cinematronics Inc. (through Jim Pierce): video game titled °The Dragon's
Lair" (1984.0891).

Eric H. Clamons: 10 sets of papers documenting the work of the ANSI X3L2
Committee on Codes which Mr. Clamons chaired, 1968-72 (1980.3029).

Mrs. Albert R. Clark: khaki cotton Eisenhower jacket worn by Sgt. Albert R.
Clark; ca. “1945. 1(1989 0543).

Dolores J. Cleary: knit wool utility cap and a WAC/WAF "Pallas Athena"
guidon, WW II (1988.0638).

Wayman Cobine in memory of Dolores Cobine: Model G 20-40 Rumely Oil-Pull
tractor, cas 12920) (1988: 0372).

Ada M. Coe: miniature rubber boot (1988.0683).

Barbara J. Coffee: aluminum West Bend bun warmer, 1950s (1989.0220).

I. Bernard Cohen: 15 German posters on the history of computing devices and
2 IBM punched cards, 1930s (1988.0803).

Herbert R. Collins: 8 covers, 4 postal cards, and 3 postcards (1987.0410).

Columbia University, Columbia University Libraries (through Suzanne
Fedunok): 2 books on factor stencils by Derrick N. Lehmer and 2 sets
of stencils for factoring large numbers, 1929 (1988.0316).

Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO (through Francine S. Zucker):
union patch (1988.3133).

Donald D. Conard: "Verona" U.S. flag set for an automobile, 1920-25
(2989...0021).

Congress of National Black Churches (through Joseph Eaglin): poster, "Three
Good Reasons Why You Should Register & Vote" (1987.0493).

S. Jackson Conn and William M. Conn: violin purchased by Solomon Conn in
1863 and carried by him during his service with the 87th Indiana
Volunteers during the Civil War (1988.0716).

Consolidated Rail Corporation (through W. M. Wehner, P.E.): collection of
approximately 10,000 drawings, blueprints and mechanical copies of
Various structures built by railroads now part of CONRAIL (1987.3112).

Government of the Cook Islands, Post Office, Philatelic Bureau: 6 mint
Stamps, 3 souvenir sheets, and 2 first day covers of the Cook Islands
(1988.0193); 6 stamps and a first day cover of the Cook Islands
(1989.0233).

Dr. Genrose Copley: 5 feed sacks, 3 disassembled feed sacks, and 2 feed
sack fragments all made by Aubrey Feed Mills of Louisville, Kentucky,

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1940s-60s (1989.0276).

Rushton G. Cortelyou: autocamping tent, 1919 (1988.0768).

Cougar Chemical Corporation (through Roy Singleton, Jr.): sheet of Monsanto
"AstroTurf" synthetic grass (1988.3049).

James P. Cragg, Jr. and Marie S. Cragg: "Irvington Rexall Pharmacy” sign,
7 medicines, a dispensing bottle, and a perfume display bottle
(1989.0091); 21 pharmacy labels, a bag, and a pad (1989.3022).

Jeffery R. D. Crockett in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Norton S. Crockett:
Columbia Viva-Tonal grafonola portable phonograph, ca. 1928
(1987.0031).

Theodore R. Crom: part of a watch crown wheel rounding-up tool, 19th
century (1987.0185).

Thomas N. Cross, M.D.: gold-plated pencil case worn on a watch chain and a
box of pencil refills, ca. 1910 (1987.0209).

Government of Cuba, Ministerio de Comunicaciones, Empresa de Correos,
Prensa y Filatelia: 47 mint stamps, 24 first day covers, anda
souvenir sheet of Cuba (1987.0431).

Lt. Comdr. Bruce Emmet Curtin and Gail Curtin: U.S. Cavalry enlisted man's
dress coat, 1872-84, worn in service by Thomas Robert Curtin, Sr.
(1989.0474).

DC Comics Inc. (through Paul Levitz): 8 folders and a box of "Superman"
comic books and strips, scripts, illustrations, books promotional
Material, and newspaper clippings (1988.3084).

D. D. Half Ball Inc. (through Bernard P. O'Brien): 5 balls and a bat used
to play half-ball (1988.0605).

Mark H. Dall: pocket watch with Swiss movement and a U.S. silver hunter
case, ca. 1866 (1988.0796); sword belt and plate used by William H.
Dall, 1851 (1988.0800).

Pete Daniel: 5 phonograph records (1988.0374).

Danmarks Grafiske Museum (through Ervin Nielsen): chromolithograph portrait
of Thorwaldsen by P. E. Johanssen, ca. 1935 (1988.0673).

The Dannon Company, Inc. (through Barbara Beck): advertising poster showing
a construction worker eating yogurt (1988.3138).

Darnestown Limited Partnership (through Michael B. Landow): section of
patterned concrete block wall section, 1913 (1988.3156).

Davidson: geodesic dome (1983.0019).

Watson Davis: 19 audiotape cassettes of the "Adventure in Science" radio
program, 1955-56 (1986.3137).

Sidney Dickstein: 5 man's neckties, 1968-74; a 3-piece Pierre Cardin suit,
1975; and a girl's Gunne Sax dress, 1976 (1989.0061).

Louis DiLauro: 16 billion-units of Kangra, 13th-14th century (1988.0274).

The Walt Disney Company (through Roy E. Disney and Michael O. Eisner):

6 pencil drawings and 5 animation cells for "Steamboat Willie,” the
first Mickey Mouse cartoon, 1928 (1988.0434).

District of Columbia Government, Department of Corrections: 3 signs, a
poster, mirror, key with tag, and a denim jacket from the old D.C.
jail (1982.0496).

Helen V. Dolan: photograph of Mrs. Grover Cleveland, 1886 (1989.0454).

Dole for President Committee, Inc.: 2 videotape cassettes, a letter,
pamphlet, leaflet, form, decal, and a brochure (1989.0087).

Robert F. Dow, M.D.: 2 Lepel diathermy machines, a Siemens diathermy
Machine, basal metabolism tester, vibrator, Fischer quartz ultraviolet
unit, Suction pressure unit, and a plexiglass back brace (1984.0605).

Prancis D. Doyle: Crosley "Icy Ball" absorption refrigerating unit,

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ca. 1925 (1988.0609),.

E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company, External Affairs Department (through
Richard J. Woodward): "Kelvar”"™ helmet (1988.0191); 3 artificial
arteries, 2 packages of veins, 2 packages of sutures, 2 soft tissue
patches, and 2 surgical membrane patches (1988.0645);
ballistic-resistant vest in a white dress shirt style (1988.3041);
Fibers Department (through Cassandra L. Horner): "Second Chance"
bullet proof vest, set of 4 rope segments, set of 3 pairs of
"Armordillos" gloves, set of 3 *"Nomex/Kevlar® honeycomb squares, and a
set of 2 "Kelvar™ bobbins (1989.3026).

Pete Du Pont for President: 2 videotape cassettes and a set of 9 bumper
stickers (1989.0088).

Arthur D. Dubin: 31 folders of papers relating to George M. Pullman and the
Production of the Pullman Palace Car (1986.3024).

Prof. Shirley Surrette Duffy: "The Checkbook Balancer" adding machine
(293950573):

Mike Dukakis for President: videotape cassette, press kit, bumper sticker,
and a button (1989.0132).

George W. Earle, Jr.: Autographic Register counter billing machine and a
business address rubber stamp used with the machine, ca. 1904
(1988.0348).

Judge Robert J. Eby: button, "Eby" judicial campaign, 1981 (1989.0359).

Nanci K. Edwards: Dennison paper fastener container (1989.0426).

Edwin Ellett Tile Company (through Edwin E. Ellett and Grace F. Febrey):
126 decorative ceramic tiles (1989.0006).

Luis Tomas Estrada: poster of tough-looking Uncle Sam figure captioned
"Sambo" (1988.0646).

Elizabeth M. Everall: blue Greek-style handbag, 1968-72 (1988.0691).

Max Factor (through Allen G. Kurtzman and Kim Rahilly): 19 cosmetic
products of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s (1989.0120).

Mary N. Farha in memory of Lewis N., Nabeha B., and Nemetallah Ferris
Farha: framed document, "Gibran's Message to Young Americans of Syrian
Origin, * 1926: (2988 ..061'9))..

Faye Klapp Feniger and Henry Ewing Feniger: gray wool automobile blanket,
1900-20 (1988.0781).

Harriett Ferreira (through Helen D. Renteria): blue and white double-woven
coverlet, 19th century (1988.0359).

Charles W. Fertig: 26 folders of manuscript records relating to the
development of direct plate laser imager technology for newspaper
printing (1988.3130).

Sandra M. Field: decorated egg inscribed "ES, 1818" (1989.0219).

Aline File: gold and pearl bracelet, 1860-80 (1989.0165).

Leo Finegold: bumper sticker, "“Reagan-Bush Is NOT A Christmas Tree’
(1988.0640).

Avram Finkelstein: 11 posters, 4 flyers, 2 T-shirts, a button, and a bumper
Sticker, all concerned with the AIDS pandemic (1988.0537).

Finley: 2 sleeves, a collar, and a border of whitework embroidery, 19th
century (1988.0330).

Flexi-Therm, Inc. (through Seymour Katz): 4 thermoflex detectors
(1986.3094); (through Seymour Katz and Hans S. Stern): 14 sets of
graphics and pieces of thermographic equipment used to diagnose
illness by the body's heat patterns (1985.3025).

Alexander A. Fondak, M.D.: Silver chalice and case, embroidered wrap, 1886
program album, piece of sheet music, and a ribbon, all owned by the

Grover Cleveland family (1989.0466).

Donald W. Foote: man's barbeque apron, 1950s (1988.3159),

Mrs. Jane Jeffcoat Foote: woman's letter sweater (1988.0601).

Shelly Jayne Foote: 2 woman's hair ornaments, a leather handbag, pair of
platform shoes, dress, trousers, and a blouse, 1967-75 (1989.0161); in
memory of Elizabeth Foote: 2 needle books, 1909 and 1920s (1989.0337).

LaVerne Forbush (through Helen Mary Overstreet): 5 engraved prints and a
photomechanical intaglio print (1989.0096).

Delsie D. Foreman in memory of George W. Foreman: 24 audiotape cassettes of
software for a Heathkit computer (1989.3073).

C. Leslie Forsyth: 5 brass Masonic chapter "pennies*® and 2 bronze
commemorative medals (1988.0778).

John M. Fowler: bracelet charm shaped like highway route sign labeled
"US 31, Kentucky" (1989.0439).

James Frank: untitled collotype print of a tree by Mr. Frank (1988.0615).

Dr. Ulrich A. Frank: RCA portable radar and a Thermistor thermometer
(1988.0741).

Freeda Vitamins, Inc. (through Philip Zimmerman, Ph.D. and Sylvia
Zimmerman): 14 varieties of Freeda vitamins and an advertising
calendar for 1983 (1983.0165).

David A. Freeman: lithograph, Manhatten Backdrop, made by Mark Freeman,
LIZOs. (1989.0191).

Henry B. Fried: 3 electic watch movements and an electric digital watch
(1987 .02'5'6:) .

Emanuel Fritz (through Barbara E. Fritz): Dennison's container for paper
fasteners (1988.0042).

M. B. and Ruth Purman: brooch and bracelet set of gold with sapphires,
brooch and bracelet set of gold with aquamarines and rubies, 2
brooches made with opals and diamonds, and a ring of gold with
sapphires and diamonds (1988.0476).

Edwin Gabler: 2 fountain pens, one by Parker and the other by Esterbrook
(1987.0407).

Adam Gallan: Fairbanks "Tu-Ba-Phone" banjo, Vega Company tenor banjo,
unmarked banjo with case, "Arthur Godfrey" ukelele, Lakeside guitar
with case, and a child's fibreboard violin with bow (1987.0055).

La Garita Del Centinela, S.A. (through Oscar F. Kolombatovich): fencing
mask and a plastron (1989.0125).

Laurence M. Gartel: print of a computer graphic, Energy Men, by Mr. Gartel,
1988 (1989.0199).

General Electric Company, Corporate Research and Development (through
George Wise): set of 36 germanium transistors, a germanium crystal,
and a transistor, 1952-56 (1984.0150).

General Stencils, Inc. (through David Braun): 17 stencil punch sets,

9 brass and paper stencils, 2 planishing irons, and a stencil punch
carousel, 1925-85 (1987.0636).

Gephardt for President: press kit and a letter requesting contributions
(21989 50135,)..

Althea Gibson: 2 Wimbledon Ladies' Singles Championship trophies, 1957-58;
3 Ladies' Doubles Championship loving cups, 1956-58; and a tennis *
outfit and racket used by Ms. Gibson at Wimbledon in 1957 (1988.0260).

Sara Gilbert: Shrimptons' Eclipse crochet hook with handle cover, patented
an? 9 T2 "(Cl988:/0:703\)'.

Joan E. Gittens: "Bush/Quayle '88" button (1988.0833).

Elizabeth W. Glascoch: 2 curtain sections of machine-made net with machine

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embroidery, early 20th century (1989.0275); 2 pairs of pleated silk
clip-on lamp shades, ca. 1900 (1989.0430).

Nancy Jan Gleason: elephant and donkey pull toys made for the Republican
and Democratic National Conventions, 1988 (1988.0714).

David and Harriet M. Gold: 8 radio transcription discs by the
U.S. Department of the Treasury, Savings Bonds Division, 1930-50
(1988.0061).

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company (through Michael W. Cook): section of
rubber tire from a 35-ton earthmover truck (1988.3054).

Robert W. Gorman: pair of ice skates worn by Gordie How, ca. 1978
(1988.0806).

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Gosney: Bown & Tetley rifle with etched scrollwork
and scenes on the stock (1987.0671).

Mrs. Janet L. Gray: 2-piece devil's Halloween costume and an "Official
Charlie McCarthy" hat (1989.0417).

Great American Salvage Company (through D. A. Kasle): 8 marble balusters,
7 glazed terra cotta wall tiles, 2 sections of copper cornice, bronze
radiator heater grille, wooden stairway handrail, and a wooden doorway
pediment (1988.3039).

Joel Grey: tailcoat, pants, shirt, pair of shoes, socks, and a box filled
with make-up, all used by Mr. Grey in his stage and movie role of the
M.C. in Cabaret and a playbill and program from the 1977 tour of
Cabaret (1989.0374).

Adelaide Rendleman Grieve: peach silk teddy and an embroidered handbag
purchased by Mrs. Grieve in Paris in 1928 (1988.0600).

Margaret Grimes in honor of Mavis Warner Van Peenen: 13 articles of woman's
clothing and accessories including a cape, dress cap, blouse, teddy,
hoop, bustle, 2 necklaces, a pair of earrings in their original box,
lapel watch, and a pair of brooches, late 19th through mid-20th
century (1989.0055).

Sondra Grupen: U.S. Navy identification tag for Registered Nurse
Nora B. Limberg dated September 15, 1917 (1989.0094).

Donald M. Gruse: 2 caps of the Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association
(1988.0297).

Dona Guimaraes: 57 pieces of child's and adult's clothing, cosmetics,
woman's jewelry, personal care products for traveling, and
miscellaneous accessories, 1880-1980 (1988.0280); photograph of a
woman in a bathing suit, 1922-32 (1988.0469).

C. D. Gull: box of carbon paper, 1920s (1988.0623).

Cloyd Dake Gull: U.S.-made pistol with a patent date of April 5, 1887
(1989.0258).

Haig for President, Inc.: 6 buttons, 4 bumper stickers, a window sticker,
brochure, and an information packet (1989.0101).

Milton Halberstadt: 23 tear sheets, 6 proof sheets, 5 photographs,

4 brochures, a dye transfer print, and a poster, all used in
developing advertisements (1988.0156); 3 billboard advertisements in
34 pieces, 26 tear sheets, 10 type "R" prints, 7 posters, 7 proof
sheets, a brochure, and a photograph (1988.0157); 9 color
transparencies (1988.3024); 27 color transparencies (1988.3025). 47
color transparencies (1988.3026).

John C. Hambrick on behalf of the Hambrick Family: broadside, "Negroes for
Sale," 1841 (1989.0020).

Hanes Corporation, Hanes Hosiery Division (through Gordon Hanes):

3 circular knitting machines, 1910-40 (320687).

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George H. and Nancy Noble Harder: Ford Country Squire station wagon, 1955
(1989.0211).

Robert S. Harding: "Ronald McDonald" digital wrist watch, 1984 (1987.0932).

Jean D. and Samuel E. Harris, Jr.: infant's coat and cap, 1960 (1989.0140).

Karyn Jean Harris: woman's tie-dyed dress, notebook about tie-dying, and a
poncho-style cape, 1970-71 (1988.0670).

Michael R. Harris: phonograph record of hockey tips from Garry Unger and
Barclay Plager (1988.0370).

John E. Hasse: Fender Rhodes portable electric piano and 3 owner's manuals,
ca. 1972 (1988.0047).

William F. Haworth: Johnson light machine gun manufactured by the Cranston
Arms Company of Providence, Rhode Island, 1941 (1989.0440).

Health Mart, Inc. (through Bruce Kneeland): 19 pain relievers, cold
medicines, vitamins, food supplements, and personal care items
(1988.0687). é

Raymond J. Hebert: 48 ancient Greek fractional coins of the 4th-5th century
B.C. (1988.0458); 5 quartz clocks and wristwatches (1988.0810).

William H. Helfand: 6 bottles, 2 belladonna plasters, a show globe, anda
wooden advertising token (1983.0749); 2 white ceramic ointment pots
and a Lydia Pinkham advertising thread case, all ca. 1895 (1985.0618);
224 pieces of medically related ephemera (1987.3043).

Edward L. Heller: book of logarithmic and trigonometric tables by
Kaj L. Nielsen, 1965 (1984.3078).

Edgar H. Hemmer: Gloria Light Company Oxo-Gas hollow-wire system gas burner
and storage tank, ca. 1920 (1989.0549).

Stephen M. Henderson: envelope with black border used by Jacqueline Kennedy
after President Kennedy's death in 1963 (1989.,0360).

Joseph H. Hennage: Hoffmann Type & Engraving Company top-lever hand press,
E. & W. Ullmer Albion hand press of 1859, and a #2 Lowe proof press
(1988.0650).

Lloyd E. Herman: man's Pierre Cardin jumpsuit, 1960s, and a tie-dyed shirt,
1964-65 (1988.0812); man's reversible patchwork necktie and
cummerbund, 1980s (1989.0039).

Harry Hickox: 9 toys and promotional objects, 3 hand puppets, a marionette,
and a television prop train, all related to the "Jump-Jump of Holiday
House" radio and television shows, 1948-54 (1988.0519); 8 phonograph
records and 6 film reels of "Jump Jump of Holiday House" (1988.0653).

Dorothy and Paul Hieronymus: Prospectus by William Douglass, inventor of an
automatic grain binder system (1988.3125).

Deborah D. Hilke: 8-piece Commodore 64 personal computer system and 4 users
guides and manuals (1989.0544).

Robert W. Hoelscher: machine gun made by Canadian Arsenals Limited of
Kitchener, Ontario, 1954 (1987.0385).

Christine Hoepfner and Jeannie M. Wayne: American Automobile Association
Triptik road map showing route from San Diego, California to
Washington, D.C. (1988.0626).

Adrienne Hoffman: oversized porcelain cup and saucer decorated in the
"Quail" pattern, 19th century (1987.0811).

David and Iris Hoffman: 932 postcards of African-American images, 1900-33
(2987.3:226):.

Carolyn N. and Donald Hoke: 5 typewriter ribbon tins (1989.0179).

Helen E. Holley: U.S. Army uniform skirt, shirt, hat, and raincoat
(1989.0152).

Maj. Gen. Jeanne M. Holm, USAF (Ret.): woman's U.S. Air FPorce formal

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uniform sleeve insignia, rank of Colonel (1989.0128).

Hoover Group Inc., Ball and Roller Division (through Kenneth M. Goodman):
set of 8 balls of different materials and a "Balls" poster (1987.3109).

Grace Murray Hopper: Navy arm patch and a Cruft Laboratory badge worn by
Ms. Hopper during WW II (1989.0093).

Murray and Roslyn H. Horowitz: gold and porcelain dental partial
(1988.0734).

Lina V. Howe: magnet, placecard, and a lapel pin, all with the Democratic
Party's donkey motif, 1988 (1988.0557).

Donald A. Humble: fused mass of Spanish coins salvaged from the USS Maine
sunk in Havanna Harbor, Cuba in 1898 (1988.0791).

Adm. Raymond P. Hunter: Seth Thomas ship's bell clock (1986.0859).

Evelyn M. Hurlburt: refractor telescope with tripod and an auxiliary
telescope (1988.0636).

Dr. Harry D. and Velma R. Huskey: main unit, magnetic tape drive,
typewriter, set of program tapes, set of paper tape cassettes, anda
reel of paper tape, all part of the Bendix G-15 digital electronic
computer invented by Dr. Huskey, 1955-60 (1988.0435); 77 pieces of
documentation for the Bendix G-15 computer (1988.3106).

Thomas Imgram in memory of Jeanne Virby Imgram: Emerson "Snow White" radio,
ca. 1937 (988.0369).

Peter Indorf: 2 medals commemorating the 350th anniversary of the founding
of New Haven, Connecticut, 1638-1988 (1988.0779).

International Business Machines Corporation (through Paul J. Friedl): SCAMP
personal computer with power supply (1988.0681); 8 notebooks, 2
folders, a booklet, and a set of audiotape cassettes documenting the
SCAMP personal computer (1988.3146); (through D. E. Knight): 9
components of an IBM 702 computer system (1987.0747).

Izod Youthwear (through Mitchell Porigow): boy's white knit polo shirt
marked "Izod Lacoste" with a blue alligator applique on the front,
1988 (1988.0392); boy's Izod Lacoste shirt, 1988 (1988.3109).

Tim James: King trumpet made for and played by Harry James (1988.0057).

The Bank of Japan, Cash Department (through Mitsuo Fujimoto): 4 500-yen
coins commemorating the opening of the Seikan Tunnel and the Seto
Bridge, 1988 (1988.0770).

A. G. Jennings & Sons: 125 pieces of silk lace manufactured by A. G.
Jennings & Sons, 1880s (1987.0414).

Susan R. and William F. Jensen: miniature 42-star U.S. Flag (1989.0312).

Joey Jobes: wooden duck decoy made and signed by Mr. Jobes, 1988
(1988.0802).

Johns Hopkins University, Department of Physics (through Dean George Owen):
ruling engine for optical gratings built by Prof. Henry A. Rowland,
ca. 1880 (304122).

Frederick H. Johnson, Jr.: Estey 2 manual and pedal reed organ including
bench, blower, and tubing (1989.0190).

Richard A. and Virginia L. Johnson: chromatic harmonica made by Kooch of
Germany, 1900-25 (1987.0434).

William A. Jones: 2 photographs of school children in Meridian, MisSisSsippi
(1989.0027).

K. Kadokura: Japanese abacus (1989.0515).

Satoru Kakitsubo: 5 bronze Japanese art medals designed by Mr. Kakitsubo
(1985.0718):.

Sylvan J. Kamm: Babe Rainbow lithographed print on tin by Peter Blake, 1968
(1989.0455).

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Alvin R. and Marjorie Sered Kantor: 41 U.S. postal marking devices, 10
boxes of type, and a stamp pad (1987.0905); 45 postal marking devices
and postal badges (1988.0088); post office screen line unit with base,
ca. 1900 (1988.0658).

Lillian S. Kaplan: 36 phonograph records (1988.0824).

E. C. Karnavas: 5-station germanium point contact assembly (1988.0473).

Celine Karraker: 10 diaries kept by Leo H. Baekeland from 1907 to 1910
(1984.3024); 10 diaries kept by Leo H. Baekeland from 1916 to 1920
(1988.3001); 10 diaries kept by Leo H. Baekeland from 1920 to 1925
(1988.3002); 10 diaries kept by Leo H. Baekeland from 1910 to 1916
(1988.3017); 19 boxes of papers kept by Leo H. Baekeland (1988.3065).

Jack Kemp for President: 8 buttons, 4 bumper stickers, 3 videotape
cassettes, a strip of stickers, and an information leaflet (1989.0130).

Deborah L. Kempf: 2 school memory books, Girl Scout mess kit and sash,
"woodstock" poster and headband, Beatles badge, 8-track tape, and
trading card set, Jefferson Airplane poster, and a package of daisy
decals (1987.0717).

Dr. Bernard V. Kessler: Hastings automobile radio, ca. 1953 (1987.0464).

Rose E. and Prof. Seymour R. Kesten: Clavioline electronic musical
instrument made in Paris (1987.0122).

Keuffel & Esser Company (through Marsh W. Bull): 2 dividing engines, a set
of slide rules, pantograph, planimeter, compass, and a set of dividers
(306012).

Seymour Kevelson: Wildman circular rib knitting machine with March &
Crowford stop mechanism, ca. 1905 (1989.0074).

Claudia Brush Kidwell: pair of white plastic earrings, pair of ceramic
earrings, and fake pearl necklace, all 1950s, and a girl's clear
plastic umbrella, 1981-83 (1989.0043).

Cody C. Kirkwood in memory of Helen Kirkwood and Arthur S. Knight: album of
colorgraph prints with historic notes and instructions (1988.0580).

Margaret B. Klapthor: envelope of documents from the "Just Say No”
anti-drug campaign (1989.0100).

M. B. Klein, Inc. (through Stanley F. Dobrzycki): set of 29 N-scale model
trucks and automobiles and a set of 14 N-scale model pedestrians
(1988.3104).

Ben Kleinerman: 2 Transitape sound recorders, a Cinesone film adapter, and
a reel of l6mm film (1987.0520).

Carole R. and David C. Kline: 2 fragments of reproduction ingrain carpeting
with pre-Civil War designs (1989.0280).

Claudine K. Klose: 4 plastic toys including a bathroom set, sewing machine,
rocking chair, and a vacuum cleaner, ca. 1946 (1988.0631).

Marion Koehler: 19 pharmaceutical samples, 1983 (1984.0389).

The Bank of Korea, New York Representative Office (through Stella L. M.
Cerruti): 6-piece uncirculated coin set of the Republic of Korea, 1988
(1988.0775).

Carol L. Kregloh: 2 infant's shirts, 1986 (1989.0051).

Kroloff Marshall & Associates (through Janette H. Brown): 3 transcripts,

3 pamphlets, 3 tickets, 2 programs, 2 brochures, a button, anda
T-shirt, all from the presidential and vice-presidential debates, 1988
(1988.0704).

Barbara E. Kuhns: combination pencil and paperclip made by Okaya of Japan
(1986.0791).

Kyocera Corporation (through Dr. Y. Hamano and M. Miyazaki): 4 ceramic
turbo-charger rotors (1988.0171).

Labor Institute of Public Affairs (through Larry Kirkman): 4 videotape
cassettes, 3 newsletters, 2 balloons, 2 bumper stickers, 2 lapel pins,
2 buttons, and a brochure, all from the "Union YES" campaign, 1988
(1988.0826).

Kathryn H. Lance: woman's beaded evening dress, 1926-27 (1989.0198).

Lance Woodcraft Products (through John E. Foster): rosewood judge's gavel,
1987 (1988.0178).

Harriet Augusta Tusler Langer in memory of Harriet Conners Tusler: bandanna
commemorating the U.S. Centennial, 1876 (1988.0666).

League of Women Voters (through Nancy W. Neuman): 13 documents and a banner
from the 1980 presidential debates and 15 documents and a T-shirt from
the 1984 presidential debates (1988.0303).

James K. Leavitt: information packet on the political views of Pat
Robertson (1988.0745).

J. A. Lehans: set of 3 type-A transistors, ca. 1949 (1988.0811).

Lehigh University, Fritz Engineering Laboratory (through Dr. Roger G.
Slutter): aluminum water pipe, laminated timber, structural steel
beam, steel wire rope, and a welded steel bar, all compressed or
tension-tested (1988.3036).

P. Leiner Nutritional Products, Inc. (through Gale K. Bensussen): 19
vitamin and mineral products, a T-Shirt, and an advertising display
(1983.0083).

Lenox, Incorporated (through Stephen F. Lichtenstein): 7 plates, 6 bowls,
2 divided serving dishes, cup with saucer, cup, creamer, and a sugar
bowl with lid, all made of melamine plastic about 1960 (1988.0696).

Maxine M. Leon: spool box shaped like a school desk with "inkwell hole”
thimble-holder, 20th century (1989.0481).

Bernard R. Levine: 12 table knives, and 2 forks, 19th century (1988.0763);
nickel-silver fork marked for use by the U.S. Army's Medical
Department, 1870-1910 (1988.0764).

Alan R. Levinstone, M.D.: 2 Univac 1105 core planes, ca. 1960 (1988.0804).

Alan and Elaine Levitt: 189 advertising materials used by Mr. and Mrs.
Levitt at Sherman Pharmacy in Sherman, New York (1988.3090).

Hope Anthony Levy: 5 needlework accessory containers and a Berlin
embroidery pattern, all 19th century (1988.0203).

Jay A. Lewis: Union Porcelain Works cream pitcher and covered sugar bowl
used as salesman's samples (1989.0104).

Ingrid E. Liedman: sash with 20 buttons and 4 stickers, "Women Against
Military Madness” (1988.0641).

Eli Lilly and Company (through William F. Pillow, Jr.): 28 pharmaceutical
products (1982.0153); Archives (through Anita Martin): 11 drugs, 6
syringes, 2 test kits, 2 needles, a sterilizing flask, and an insulin
demonstration kit (1982.0498).

Jesse Limoli: silver Canadian medal honoring Elvis Presley (1989.0035).

Susan B. Lisk: woman's wedding dress with petticoat and drawers and a
photograph of the bride, Mary Susan Stubblefield Carpenter, married on
May 12, 1896 (1988.0725).

Marguerite C. Little: diploma awarded to James Henry Herndon, M.D. in 1848
and a medicine chest used by Dr. Herndon (1989.0204).

Ralph Lockwood: triple-model horn made by Helmut Pinke of West Germany,
1977 (1986.0707). -

Reuben O. Logan: practice sorting case used by Martin Musolf during his
career with the U.S. Post Office, 1920-61 (1988.0053).

Lonestar Cement Company (through Perry R. Keeton and John H. Delong):

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6 cement briquette molds and a Tinius Olsen cement-testing machine
(1988.3033).

William M. Lubar: pair of safety goggles, 1936-40 (1989.0319).

Nunzio A. Luce: 22 pieces of electronic watch material, 1970-79 (1987.0359).

Wm. F. Ludwig, Jr.: pair of snakewood drumsticks (1988.0150).

Lufkin Industries, Inc. (through Joseph P. Byrd III): Lufkin Mark II
pumping unit, Grasshopper (1983.0086).

Capt. Joseph F. Madeo, Jr.: 3 Shraeder diving pumps, 2 Morse jigger diving
pumps, 2 telephones, a sea anchor oiler, diving transceiver, K.G.
cutting torch, K.G. heating tanks, diving ladder, blasting machine,
beach gear blockset, fairlead, and a self-contained diving apparatus
(1979.0521).

Christine M. and Dr. Christopher Magee: 3 dresses, a tunic, skirt, anda
blouse worn by Mrs. Magee, 1969-72 (1988.0549).

Rube Mandel: 5 fonts of iron printing type (1989.0011).

Marklin, Inc. (through Frederick E. Gates): Z-scale model train equipment
including a steam locomotive, 2 gondola cars, box car, tank car, anda
caboose (1988.3153).

Markson Science, Inc. (through K. E. Stine): 2 packets of Markson "Cracker"
ampule fracture and safety collars, patented in 1981 (1982.0453).

Julius H. "Groucho" Marx (through Arlene M. Breitbart): 98 letters and 5
sets of correspondence, 31 play and movie scripts, 17 scrapbooks, 1l
folders of sheet music, 9 folders and a box of miscellaneous articles
and papers, and 6 folders of photographs (1988.3083).

Albert S. Matlack: 2 slide rules (1989.0032).

Helen S. Mattison in memory of Dr. Richard V. Mattison and Royal Mattison,
Jr.: bronze 6-pounder muzzel-loading Spanish cannon tube used in
Colonial America, made in 1631 (1988.0815).

Edith P. Mayo: 16 buttons, 16 leaflets, 4 T-shirts, 3 brochures, 3 bumper
Stickers, an audiotape cassette, banner, card, handout, newspaper,
record jacket, and a poster (1988.0708); letter, brochure and envelope
from the League of Women Voters in reference to the 1988 Presidential
debates (1988.3162).

Sue P. McCann: German pistol (1988.0420).

Mack R. McClure: railroad transit made by Kolesch and Company of New York
(1989.0409).

Margaret S. McComb: 3 crocheted pot holders made by Mrs. McComb's mother,
ca. 1900 (1988.0503).

Wayne E. McGovern: 2 silver coins of the Samanids of Persia, A.D. 975-995
(1988.0772).

Mary McKelvey: 16 early 20th-century paper clips (1987.0491).

Ida E. McKeown: Crescent No. 7 boy's bicycle, ca. 1895 (1988.0813).

Medtronics, Inc., Neuro Division (through Linda Frederickson):
transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation device and an Itrel
implantable neurological pulse generator (1985.3026).

Charles Alan Melton: coin commemorating the founding of The People's Party
at a convention held May 19-20, 1891 in Cincinnati, Ohio (1988.0678).

Steven Memoli: sextant made by H. Hughes & Son Ltd. of London, ca. 1944
(1989.0548).

A. S. Menke: Miner Ideal locomotive tender hand brake of cast steel, 1941
(7989). 0365).

Meriden-Stinehour Press (through Stephen Stinehour): book about printing in
New York State by Douglas C. McMurtie, 1928 (1989.0464).

University of Michigan, School of Public Health, Department of

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Biostatistics (through Prof. Felix Moore): instruction pamphlet for a
Burroughs Moon-Hopkins billing machine (1989.3084).

Richard Mihalyi: 20 ducats and medals of Austria and Hungary, 13th to 20th
centuries (1989.0263).

Ronald E. Miller: Rumely Ideal Separator threshing machine, ca. 1920
(1988.0371).

Mary S. and Victor L. Minter: package of surgical needles (1988.0603).

Margaret E. Moffatt: photograph of Generals Eisenhower and MacArthur
emerging from a building (1989.0187).

Alfred F. and Loretta M. Moglie: Telechron electric wall clock, 1940s
(1987.0473); Royal Quiet Deluxe portable manual typewriter (1987.0644).

Loretta M. Moglie: violin made by Albert F. Mogli, 1923 (1988.0749).

John R. Molenda, Ph.D., MPH: 28 educational articles, pamphlets, posters,
greeting cards, photographs, signs, and charts about venereal disease
(1985.3090).

Mary Jane McCaffree Monroe: camisole belonging to Mamie Eisenhower, plaque,
and a cloth flag with buttons representing the 48 states (1988.0540).

William J. Moon: white molded glass globe for a Red Crown gasoline pump
(1989.0289).

J. E. Morgan: Indian Model O motorcycle of 1918, piece of original tire,
set of accessory tools, and a Virginia motorcycle license plate of
1920*° €1989..0330).

J. Tom Morgan, Jr.: 72 examples of commercial lithography, 1930-88
(1988.0662).

J. Tom Morgan Enterprises, Inc. (through J. Tom Morgan, Jr.): lithograph of
an unfinished portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt painted by Madame
Shoumatoff (1988.0713).

Elting E., John H., and Robert S. Morison: 5 U.S. Internal Revenue stamps
(1988.0055).

Morrison Molded Fiber Glass Company (through Clinton B. Smith): 2 Sections
of fiberglass structural beams (1988.3038).

Julia M. Morton: 2 man's skirts designed and made by Ms. Morton, 1988
(1988.3093).

John Mosher: British mail bag made of woven plastic (1988.0397).

Motorola Museum of Electronics (through Sharon Darling): 3 cards, 2 badge
holders, a CEO pin, and a "Quality" poster (1988.0583); 2 videotape
cassettes, a pamphlet, fact sheet, and a memo (1988.3126); "Quality’”
flag (1989.0008).

Constance E. Mottaz (through Harold A. Scott): "The Favorite” autoharp made
by the Phonoharp Company of East Boston, Massachusetts, 20th century
(1989.0516).

Mount Holyoke College, Department of Physics (through Edward P. Clancy):
Societe Genevoise dividing engine (1987.0692).

Prancis M. Moyer: dip pen with mother-of-pearl handle (1987.0208).

Lt. Col. William B. Mozey: WARALARM mechanical alarm clock (1988.0212).

R. P. Multhauf: Hemmi bamboo slide rule (1989.0443); set of Schoenner
drawing instruments distributed by Technical Supply Company
(1989.3072).

Murjani International, Ltd. (through Richard H. Hosp): pair of woman's blue
denim jeans designed by Gloria Vanderbilt, 1978 (1988.0415).

Mrs. John H. Murray: 2 plastic combs, 2 imitation pearl necklaces, an
evening bag, wallet, plastic peacock brooch, and a man's wrist watch
(1988.0702); 9 cookie cutters, 2 toy cookie cutters, 2 chocolate
molds, an ice cream mold, baking pan, 24-piece toy kitchenware set,

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and a 4-piece toy measuring spoon set (1988.0829); 2 chalices, 2
candlesticks, a plate, covered bowl, coffeepot, creamer, and a sugar
bowl, all made of pewter (1989.0122); cast iron mold, 19th century
(1989.3013).

Murrey & Sons Co., Inc. (through Pat Murrey): set of billiard balls
(1987.3096).

MyStic Seaport Museum (through B. A. G. Fuller): copying lathe used to make
wooden insulator pins for telephone poles, a blade, and 2 pins, ca.
1902 (1987.0603).

Dr. Alixa Naff: 11 domestic objects of Arab-American origin, early 20th
century (1988.0451).

Patricia Floyd Nagel: dress, veil, shoes, stockings, teddy, brassiere,
garters, invitation, and 3 photographs from the wedding of Anne
O'Sullivan Ployd, September 19, 1925 (1989.0108).

Paul C. Nagel: top hat with box, sachet, and key belonging to Henry Adams,
19th century (1988.0760).

Dr. Perham C. Nahl: 316 U.S. first flight covers and postal cards
(1987.0879).

Dr. Dorothea A. Nahm: Sony Betamax video cassette recorder (1988.0546).

National Association of Letter Carriers (through Vincent R. Sombrotto): 9
National Biennial Convention badges, 1970-86 (1988.0225).

The National Security Political Action Committee: 4 videotape cassettes and
a "Political Action" kit (1988.0743).

National Woman's Christian Temperance Union (through Michael Carlucci
Vitucci): 4 posters, 3 packets, and a catalog, all about substance
abuse (1988.0834).

Emily Rose Nelson: tin-plated sheet iron steam cooker made by the Toledo
Cooker Company of Toledo, Ohio, ca. 1907 (1989.0301).

Jeff Nelson: 2 posters and a T-shirt with the headline "Meese is a Pig” and
text supporting the message (1988.0647).

The New England (through John A. Fibiger): Elizur Wright's arithmeter
calculating rule patented in 1869 (1989.0366).

New Orleans Exposition: 429 examples of machine-made laces from St. Pierre
Les Calais, France, ca. 1885 (1987.0416).

Government of New Zealand, Post Office Philatelic Bureau (through G. W.
Warner): 19 mint stamps of New Zealand (1987.0098).

Kathryn C. Newcomb: 6 newspapers from the Presidential Inauguration of 1949
(1988.3161).

Elmer G. Nicks: Dr. Pepper vinyl advertising banner (1984.3003).

Nielson Media Research (through Laurence Frerk): 7 personal television
viewing diaries, a Nielsen people meter, and a remote control
(1988.0825).

Nike, Inc. (through Susan L. Sears): man's and woman's athletic clothing
including 6 exercise outfits, 4 headbands, 3 pairs of socks, and 2
pairs of shoes (1988.3124).

Government of Niue, Niue Post Office, Philatelic Bureau: 15 mint stamps,

3 first day covers, and a souvenir sheet of Niue (1988.0479).

Janice Bradford Norcutt: woman's brown suede “chain link" belt, 1968
(1988.0669).

W. F. Norman Corporation (through Mark S. Quitno): stamped steel ceiling
panel (1988.3044).

North American International Mint (through Robert M. Bianchi): silver medal
commemorating 85 years of the teddy bear (1988.0523).

George A. Norton: National Radio Institute pin (1988.0295); 3 slide rules

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with 2 instruction sheets and an adder with instructions (1988.0807);
Young Engineers' Guide book, business reply card, and a manual for a
Fordson tractor (1988.3110).

Numismatic and Antiquarian Service Corporation of America, R. M. Smythe &
Company, Inc. (through Douglas B. Ball and John E. Herzog): 15
Colonial and Continental currency notes, 1748-78, and 2 Depression
scrip plates, 1933 (1988.0790); 41 European lottery tickets of the
late 19th to early 20th centuries, a Swedish bank note of 1711, Danish
bank note of 1810, and a Chase National Bank specimen signature
booklet of 1931 (1988.0816).

Harold J. Nussbaum: 8 silver and gold Masonic medals, 1970-77 (1988.0560).

Alden S. T. O'Brien: woman's gray silk bonnet, 1850-55 and a man's
collapsible black silk top hat with its original box, 1880-1920
(1989.0142).

Odetics, Inc. (through J. Slutzky and L. W. Welsch): Odex I walking robot
and controller, 1983 (1986.0452).

Olin Defense Systems Group (through Donald W. Griffin): cartridge and shell
display board (1987.0392).

Omnis Surgical, Inc. (through Robert G. Munson): clear plastic human back
model and a model of a human back with removable skin and spine
section (1984.3054).

Oriental Medical Supplies (through Rahl L. Felt and Thomas A. Riihimaki):
28 pieces of acupuncture equipment, models, posters, and documents
G1985:.3 0277)

Catherine B. Orne: 2 U.S. award medals and a Canadian award medal which
honor scientific achievements, 1943-54 (1988.0712).

Laura Osborn: mechanical paradox invented by Francis C. Osborn (1980.0580).

Stephen E. Osman: pair of military blue wool convalescence pants, ca. 1918
(1988.0564).

Susan 0. Ostroff: 19 pieces of sheet music (1988.0538); 19 pieces of sheet
music (1988.0693).

Mrs. Gladys C. Page: autograph album used by Carrie Miller of San
Francisco, California, ca. 1902 (1989.0071).

Mary L. Partello: Dalton's "Little Giant" adding machine, 1920s (1988.3122).

Betty Lou and H. L. Payne: dumpy level made by Elliott Brothers of London,
ca. 1875 (1989.0482).

Herbert L. Pelham: 26 Chinese, Bolivian, German, and U.S. coins and 2 U.S.
tokens (1988.0613).

Pencil Makers Association, Inc. (through William L. MacMillian III):

22 plastic boxes showing the stages of wooden pencil manufacture
(198:7... 3013)!

Dane A. Penland: T-shirt and information packet from the "International
Shadow Project 1985" commemorating the 40th anniversary of the atomic
bomb being dropped on Hiroshima, Japan (1989.0085).

Carol M. Perkins: 2 maps, a 1964 Emmy certificate, pith helmet, and safari
jacket, all used by Marlin Perkins of the television series, "Mutual
of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" (1989.0182).

David Perlman (through Rev. Claude A. Heitman): working patent models for 6
timing devices, a Signaling apparatus, and a flash tube, all invented
by Mr. Perlman between 1925-1940 (294915).

Pamela L. and Richard F. Peterson: T-shirt with Spiro Agnew as Mickey Mouse
depicted on the front (1989.0361).

Thomas M. Pettus: battle flag of Nazi Germany (1987.0059).

Ann Lafferty Pfeiffer: woman's 2-piece wool suit, 1900-10, and a satin

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brocade ballgown with beaded fringe by Worth, 1909-14 (1988.0682).

George A. Philbrick: vapor-liquid equilibrium computer, Universal K5-M
linear operator, and a Polyphemus automatic control analyser with a
set of 5 flow charts and a box of accessories (1988.0659).

Margot Phillips: woman's dress designed by Claire McCardell, 1948-50
(1988.0577).

Pittsburgh Corning Corporation (through Thomas Chris Gross): wall section
of 20 glass blocks (1988.3056).

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (through Jan M. Beitzer and
Harry A. Fischer): George Washington Bridge roadway expansion joint
(1988.0107).

Linda M. Post: 2 pairs of white elbow-length kid leather gloves, 1890-1910
(1988.3088).

Harriet S. Potter: maroon velvet and silk dress and a photograph of Susan
Kendrick wearing the dress on Christmas Day, 1884 (1989.0004).

Powell Corporation (through George Powell): Powell "Honeycomb Pool"
skateboard, 1978 (1987.0737).

Pratt-Read Corporation (through Charles A. Ruhe): Denominator counter anda
Knox calculating rule (1988.0795); 6 sets of ivory and plastic key
pieces, scales, and gauges used to make piano keys, a scale board,
parts cross-section board, key facing machine, and a set of piano
wires (1988.3167); ivory-working tools including a bow drill, bow
drill stock, hand plane, and a chain saw and employee clothing
including a company basketball uniform top and shorts, 2 employee
identification badges, and a first aid arm band (1989.0073);
scalometer and a scale, both used to determine the moisture content of
ivory (1989.0105); electric glue pot (1989.0107); 13 ivory desk
accessories and a celluloid game counter (1989.0114); 2 ivory nit
combs and an ivory toothpick (1989.0124).

Douglas S. Price: pill box, "Cleveland & Stevenson 1892" (1988.0652).

Jon Provost: pair of blue jeans, red gingham shirt, and black high-top
sneakers worn by Mr. Provost while playing Timmy in the television
series "Lassie," 1957-64, and a "Lassie" script (1989.0009).

Pucci International LTD. (through Ralph Pucci): female and male mannequins
designed by Andree Putnam for Pucci International of New York City,
1988 (1988.3074).

Gordon Purdy: Boehm molded porcelain plate commemorating the
U.S. Constitutional Bicentennial with "Birds and Flowers of the
Thirteen Original States," 1987 (1988,0007).

Cynthia Williams Putnam and David Mike Putnam: 2 sweater vests, 2 medals, a
trophy, program, scrapbook, knit shirt, and a T-shirt from Fred
Williams' career as a marble champion, 1939-41 (1988.0643).

Jean B. Quinnette: 37 phonograph records and 4 album containers (1988.0375).

Quota International (through Gene Wheeler): Diebold electric "Cardineer"
rotary card file, 1938-45 (1988.0324).

Andrew Rainer: packet of information from the 1988 Democratic National
Convention held in Atlanta, Georgia (1988.3170).

Rhoda A. Ratner: button, "Librarians for Dukakis '88" (1989.0304).

Rawlings Sporting Goods Company (through M. Scott Smith): 2 sets of
baseballs, a set of basketballs, set of photographs, and a football
(198:7':3203'))<

Thomas Reardon: set of collotype progressive prints for a Rembrandt
postcard (1989.0212).

Henrietta Rechtschaffner: mug, medal, vase, and a manicure kit, all

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collected at labor conventions in 1968 and 1972 (1988.0679); 2 charms,
a pin, and a brooch (1989.0364).

William G. Renwick (through Peter T. Gianas and Samuel P. Goddard, Jr.):
132 muskets, rifles, carbines, shotguns, pistols, revolvers, a hand
cannon, and an air gun (245168).

The Rexall Group (through Armend Szmulewitz): 29 vitamin and health
products (1983.0084).

J. E. Rhoads & Sons, Inc. (through John P. McGough and Kevin N. Wooters):
3 lengths of flat leather power transmission belting (1988.3123).

Cathy and Marie Rich: 3l-piece drum set built by Slingerland Radio Kings,
1938-40, and used by Buddy Rich from 1983 to 1987 (1988.0665).

Patricia H. Rich: diamond-patterned silver thimble interlined with steel,
marked "Dorcas," early 20th century (1989.0336).

Alice G. Richie: tufted counterpane inscribed "Jinny M. Lusk 1814"
(1989.0203).

Fritz Richmond: washtub bass made by Mr. Richmond in 1962 (1988.0563).

Elaine and Max Rimler: wall regulator used by the Camden & Amboy and the
Pennsylvania Railroads, made by E. Howard & Company, ca. 1850
(1987.0448).

Howard B. Rindge: gold leaf coil applicator, ca. 1895 (1987.0602).

Edwin K. Robinson: 3 pieces of sheet music (1988.0759); sheet music for a
Democratic Party campaign song (1989.0099); molded plastic razor box
(1989.0444).

William M. Robinson: algebra textbook by Joseph Ray, 1848 (1986.3060).

Rochester Museum and Science Center (through Daniel M. Barber): French
double-barrel shotgun (1987.0390).

Rock-A-Bye Baby, Inc. (through Marie M. Shields): Rock-A-Bye bear,
Videotape cassette, sound box, intergrated circuit, and a photograph
of the circuit (1989.0158).

Ralph Rohweder: Auto-Typist automatic typing reproduction system, late 1930
(1988.0430).

R. G. Rolfe: 2 liquid crystal display watch modules (1987.0454).

Bruce L. Roloson: 224 transistors, diodes, transitor parts, and electron
tubes (1988.0451).

J. Alan Romich: patent certificate of freedom issued on November 9, 1846
for Elizabeth Carter of Leesburg, Virginia (1988.0594).

Mickey Rooney: 2 Academy Award nomination certificates, 1940 and 1943, and
a theater program for A Midsummer Night's Dream (1988.0511).

Terrence R. Roos: 6 lens cleaning cloths, 2 sunglass lens color samples,
and a pair of sunglasses (1988.0261).

J. William Rosenthal, M.D.: sterling silver monaural stethoscope
(1989.0392); book, Pike's Scientific and Medical Instruments
(1989.3046).

M. Howard Rowe (through Mary Wert): souvenir program of the 1919 World
Series and 2 sports programs, 1974 and 1979 (1986.0830).

Emile J. Roy: 2 bookmarks and a button from the 1989 Presidential
Inauguration (1989.0321).

Harry R. Rubenstein: phonograph record from the musical The Pajama Game
(1988.3136).

Fath Davis Ruffins: 3 woman's dresses made of printed African fabrics,
1970-85 (1989.0175).

Capt. Carol A. B. Rupe, M.D.: 8-piece U.S. Air Force maternity uniform
(1989.0080).

SPS Technologies, Aerospace Products Division (through Richard W. Sellars):

eye-bolt used to fasten tubes on missile launchers, 1987 (1987.0855).

Sue Ann Sadler: set of 8 aluminum tumblers anodized in 8 different colors,
1940s (1988.0627).

David Sarnoff Research Laboratory, Television Research Laboratory (through
Jack S. Fuhrer): 3 experimental videodiscs (1989.0154).

Clara G. Schiffer: print, "Women at the Polls in New Jersey,” published in
Harper's Weekly, November 13, 1880 (1989.0102).

James H. Schrum in memory of Robert E. Mitchell: 3 presidential inaugural
editions of the The Evening Star, 1937 and 1941 (1989.3057).

Michael W. Schultz: flight cover with promotional folder from the first
roundtrip transatlantic flight in May 1937 (1988.0060).

Lois R. Seidler: U.S. Public Health Service uniform and hat cover
(1986.0935).

Phillip Seitz: 10 condoms, a condom request card, and a disposable
tuberculosis tester (1988.0736).

Tom Selleck and Universal Pictures (through Kerry McCluggage): 2 baseball
caps, a gold ring, and a Hawaiian print shirt, all worn by Tom Selleck
on his television series "Magnum P. I." (1988.0409).

Anne M. Serio: "Ginny" doll with wardrobe, "I Love Lucy® paper doll set,
and a "Judy Holliday’ paper doll book, all 1953-54 (1988.0531); Waring
electric blender, 1966 (1988.3117).

David H. Shayt: K-D brand valve spring lifter for a 1934 Ford Model A
automobile (1988.0827); section of Litco particle-board fork-lift
pallet (1988.3085).

Frank J. Sheridan: U.S. Army officer's wool jacket and trousers made in
Melbourne, Australia, 1942 (1988.0544).

Tess Sholom: scarf designed by Ms. Sholom for the 1985 Presidential
Inauguration (1988.0624).

Mary Dickson Shryock: raised patchwork quilt top and a pink silk crepe crib
cover with a matching pillow cover (1989.0268).

Shugart Associates (through J. S. Campbell): Shugart SA400 disk drive and
3 binders and a folder containing information about the company
(1982 .3017:).

F. Marcus Shulze in memory of Loraine Nelson Shulze: floral-patterned wool
carpet given as a wedding gift in September 1885 (1989.0269).

Milton L. Schurr: 14 photographs of New York World's Fair Hall of Health,
1939° \(1983',3166:)'.

Frederick W. Side: experimental radio tube designed and built by Mr. Side,
1923 (1987.0630).

Lena P. Simmons: “Sheep's Foot" combination hammer and prying tool
(1988.0599).

Paul Simon for President Committee: schedule of fund raising events
(1989. 0133:).

Caroline L. and Nelson C. Simonson: family Bible owned by farmer Stokely
Sturgis of Kent County, Delaware, 18th century (1989.0296).

George Sinnott: 2 man's dress shirts, 1955 (1989.0195).

Edith H. Smith: "Kennedy '60" bracelet and a "Card-Carrying Member of the
ACLU" button (1989.0131).

Lynn R. Smith: font of celluloid-faced wood type (1987.0685).

Myron R. Smith: 3 slide rules, 3 adding machines, a manual adder, and an
adding machine teaching device (1989.0325); book, Applied Mechanical
Arithmetic as Practiced on the Comptometer, 1920 (1989.3054).

Charles Smithgall: television lifeline transmission wire, ca. 1948
(1988.0146).

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Smolian Sound Restoration Studios (through Steven Smolian): polyvinyl
chloride phonograph record, 1950s (1988.0105).

Irene Snelling Smyth: 2 child's caps made in Denmark by Mrs. Smyth's
mother, 1920s (1988.0358).

Snapper Power Equipment (through Anthony A. Malizia): "Snappin' Turtle*"
lawnmower, 1949 (1988.0571).

Sony Corporation of America, Corporate Communications (through Jason
Farrow): Sony "Watchman" portable television (1989.0194).

Sony Video Software Company (through John O'Donnell): 7 videotape cassettes
comprising the series, "Vietnam, A Television History" (1987.3050).

Carol W. Sorensen: gasoline-powered laundry iron, ca. 1935 (1989.0210).

Gertrude Souther: 2 U.S. postal covers (1988.0054).

Barry Spann: collotype print, Cold Mountain, by Mr. Spann (1988.0517).

Penny Speckter: 2 cast iron miniature printing presses, ca. 1885; a sheet
metal miniature printing press of the early 20th century; Zuccatto's
"papyrograph" copying printer, ca. 1875; and a signed typometric
portrait of Beatrice Warde (1988.0823).

Spectra-Physics, Construction and Agricultural Division (through Robert J.
Makenas): laser surveying level, optical detector, and a power
converter (1985.0417).

Harvey G. and Norman Stack: 6 Continental currency notes dated February 26,
LUIT (L983 Ss 0773) «

Christopher K. and Rosemary Steele: 3 self-standing pyrometric cones
patented by Richard E. Steele in 1973 (1986.0285).

Henry R. Stiffel: 38 parking meters, 2 parking fine receptacles, and a
parking fee receptacle (1988.0814).

Lois Greene Stone: 7 playbills, 2 souvenir cups, a football program, opera
Program, rodeo magazine, and a WW II war emergency identification card
(1988.0672); American Indian doll, 1953 (1989.0170).

Edward G. Stowell: unused stamped envelope (1988.0382).

Nellie M. Streng in memory of Mary Scott Grigsby: ink pen with case, 1880s
(1986.0860).

Raymond C. Stricker: 10 Eli Lilly pharmaceutical sales kits used by
Mr. Stricker, late 1920s and 1930s (1989.0380).

James H. Stubblebine (through Marvin Weinstein): Seven Goal Sammy stoneware
figure by Russel Aitken, 1934, and Poor Man's Punch Bowl designed by
Viktor Schreckengost, 1931 (1988.0233).

Casey and Richard H. Stultz in memory of Alfred Edgar Stultz: Smith
carbine, 1857 (1988.0634).

Gary K. Sturm: "World Time Card" travel alarm clock by Seiko, ca. 1989
(1989.0126).

Alfred Suarez, M.D.: folding nickel-plated binoculars in a black leather
case (1988.0685),

Louise and Michael B. Suessmann: Mont Blanc Meisterstuech fountain pen
(1987.0897).

M. J. Sullivan: "THINK" notepad with refill paper (1989.0046).

Donald H. Sultner (through Haldeman S. Wertz): German postage stamp and a
Swiss postage stamp (1987.0600).

Summitville Tiles Inc. (through David W. Johnson): 3 ceramic plaques
featuring Ronald Reagan, George Bush, and Jack Kemp (1989.0177).
Therese A. Svat: 3 proof prints and a zinc plate used to make the etching

Rebirth by Ms. Svat, 1987 (1988.0821).

Walter Swan: postage due cover with precancelled stamps dated July 23, 1958

(1988.0381).

James McK. Symington: set of 5 graphical firing tables in a case
(1988.0248)..

Tanaka Dental Products (through Bruce Swanson): "Big Teeth" dental anatomy
kit (1989.0345).

Neil Taxy: 4 mint stamps of Israel (1988.0444).

Ernest H. Taylor: 49 fonts of foundry-style type matrices (1988.0235).

Comdr. Jay E. Taylor: dictating unit, transcription unit, headphones,
telephone system, and set of plastic discs, all part of Thomas A.
Edison's VoiceWriter dictating system (1989.0449).

Nancy Lane Terry: 3 fragments of resist-printed cotton fabric from China,
1988 (1989.0278).

Frances G. Thompson: silver-plated pitcher decorated in high relief, made
by Simpson, Hall, Miller & Company of Wallingford, Connecticut, ca.
1880 (1989.0338).

Tinius Olsen Testing Machine Company, Inc. (through John C. Millane): cloth
bag filled with lead shot and a shot-weighing scale, both for use with
a cement-testing machine (1988.3018).

Adelle and Erwin Tomash: set of 14 drawings of the Scheutz difference
engine made at the Dudley Observatory in Albany, New York (1988.0798).

Travel Industry Association of American (through F. O'Rourke): "Discover
American" plaque, ca. 1965 (1988.0828).

Trow & Holden Company Incorporated (through Norman Akley): stonecutter's
double-headed steel hammer, ca. 1987 (1987.0846).

Betty M. Tubbs: 5 summer khaki uniform items and 3 evening dress blue
uniform items worn by Lt. Col. Randolph Coyle, USMC, 1937 (1988.0628).

Mildred E. Tucker: woman's silver ring set with a blue stone and white
beads, 1900-30 (1988.0556).

Marie Tyler-McGraw and Howard M. Wachtel: 68 buttons, 9 posters, a
postcard, and a pin (1988.0661); 4 political posters (1988.3140).
United Nations Postal Administration: 614 stamps and 12 souvenir sheets of

the United Nations (1988.0436).

United Shoe Machinery Corporation (through Kevin Cochrane): 129 containers
of photographic and documentary records of the United Shoe Machinery
Corporation, 1899-1976 (1987.3124).

U.S. Central Intelligence Agency: German Luger revolver and a French
D'Armes St. Etienne revolver (1987.0220); Prench Unique semi-automatic
pistol made by D‘Armes Des Pyrenees Hendaye (1989.0457).

U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards: slated globe
(1989.0188); Center for Building Technology, Structures Division
(through Dr. Charles Culver): steel-reinforced mock-up of concrete
column joint from the Soviet-built U.S. embassy in Moscow, 1987
(1988.3034); National Telecommunications and Information
Administration (through Fred A. Hand): teletype keyboard with tape
reader (1981.3037).

U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Intelligence Agency, Defense
Intelligence School: General Electric Datanet teletype machine with
acoustic coupler (1981.3034); Department of the Air Force, Air Defense
Tactical Air Command (through Lt. Col. Joseph H. Gerard): 20
components of the Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) computer
system, in operation from 1952 to 1983 (1983.0298); Rome Air
Development Center, Griffiss Air Force Base: 12 components of a
Control Data Corporation 160 computer (1977.0173); Headquarters,
AFMPC/DPMASA (through Stanley M. Duda): Brazilian Taurus automatic
pistol and a reproduction Spanish flintlock pistol (1987.0227);

U.S.

Security Police Armory: Heckler & Koch presentation assault rifle made
for the Saudi Arabian Forces (1987.0387); 3246 Test Wing: 3 Colt
Industries submachine gun/rifles (1987.0228); Department of the Army,
Center of Military History (through David C. Cole): flag bandanna
honoring Gen. William Henry Harrison, "The Hero of Tippecanoe”
(1988.0635); Consolidated Property Account: chest of
Mannlicher-Carcamo ammunition (1987.0918); (through John D.
Wakefield): Italian pistol, Austrian Steyr pistol, Beigian Fabrique
Nationale pistol, German Walther pistol, German Heckler and Koch
pistol, Colt pistol, Sig Maremont pistol, and a Smith and Wesson
pistol (1987.0906); Frontier Army Museum (through Stephen J. Allie): 5
Stoner machine guns, 2 Colt submachine guns, a Stoner rifle, Stoner
carbine, Armalite rifle, Harrington and Richardson rifle,
linker/delinker, and a magazine loader (1987.0370); HW DA (DPFL-ALP):
Argentine Army presentation pistol made by F. M. Browning (1987.0386);
Letterkenny Army Depot: Beretta semi-automatic pistol (1988.0021); New
Cumberland Army Depot (ONAG) (through John D. Wakefield): M12 holster
and an ammunition pouch (1987.0475); Office of the Chief of Military
History, Historical Services Division (through Col. Raymond C. Ball):
448 ENIAC computer components (308932); Patton Museum of Cavalry and
Armor: Austrian Roth-Steyr pistol, German Dreyse pistol, anda
Czechoslovakian pistol (1987.0391); experimental AR-15 rifle and
carbine (1988.0017); prototype assault rifle, sniper's rifle, and an
Italian assault rifle (1988.0040); 2 Springfield rifles, a Johnson
rifle, British Enfield rifle, Swiss Army carbine, and a Czech rifle
(1988.0118); Rock Island Arsenal (through John D. Wakefield): M9
Baretta pistol (1987.0516); U.S. Army Missle Command: 4 pieces of
Material radiated by the MICOM Long-John laser and a wooden plaque
(1985.0347); Department of the Navy, David Taylor Research Center,
Ship Structures Division (through David P. Kihl): compression-tested
steel I-beam of a ship deck component (1988.3035); U.S. Department of
Defense, Headquarters DAFC-ALA: 2 Browning pistols, a Smith & Wesson
revolver, and Taurus pistol set with magazine and cleaning brush
(1985.0107); Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense:

-41 caliber Colt revolver with accessories (1988.0612); ceremonial
sword decorated with floral rhinestones and a gold-plated sheath
(1989.0348); double-barrel presentation shotgun engraved "Caspar
Weinberger” on the stock (1989.0349); presentation long sword
decorated with brass, bone, and rhinestones (1989.0350); Office of the
Director of Administration and Management, OSD: 2 presentation
submachine guns (1989.0347); OSD: presentation dagger in a brass
sheath (1989.0351); brass presentation saber (1989.0352); wood and
ivory replica of a gun used by Angolan Freedom Fighters (1989.0456).
Department of Health and Human Services, National Institutes of
Health, National Institute of Dental Research (through Rinah J. Ham
and Michael Roberts, D.D.S.): package of 5 stainless steel dental
instruments (1988.0729).

Department of the Interior, Geological Survey, Branch of Global
Seismology and Geomagnetism (through John D. Wood): 5 magnetometers, 4
earth inductors, 2 variometer sets, a galvanometer, dip circle, anda
tilting dumpy level (1982.0671); National Park Service Clearinghouse
(through Anthony M. Knapp): bronze Mexican War trophy cannon made in
1844 and surrendered at Vera Cruz on March 29, 1847 (1989.0206).
Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Crime

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Information Center: Model 28 ASR teletype terminal used since 1967
(1989.0433); Immigration and Naturalization and Service, U.S. Border
Patrol: 5 Colt Border Patrol revolvers, 5 Colt New Service revolvers,
and a Colt Police Postitive revolver (1989.0185).

Department of State, U.S. Consul of Prague, Austria-Hungary: 121
handmade bobbin laces made in Austria-Hungary, ca. 1903 (1987.0415).
Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration, James River
Reserve Fleet (through Tom Robards): 69 objects from decommissioned
ships which make up a WW II era Combat Information Center (1989.3060).
Department of the Treasury, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms:
Colt AR-15 rifle with scope attached (1986.0695); 2 Winchester rifles,
2 Remington rifles, a Weatherby rifle, Colt double-barreled shotgun,
AMT pistol, Colt revolver, Fiala Arms pistol, Japanese Miroku shotgun,
and a Belgian Fabrique Nationale pistol (1988.0001); Belgian pistol
and a conversion kit (1988.0432); 2 Mossburg rifles, a Remington
rifle, Winchester rifle, Ted Williams rifle, Springfield shotgun, and
a Spanish Llama pistol (1988.0761); Dallas District Office: U.S.-made
Hi Standard pistol, Baur pistol, Explorer II pistol, Springfield
rifle, Explorer rifle, Winchester rifle, Italian Galesi-Brescia
pistol, and a Spanish Zabala shotgun (1988.0587); Evidence Vault:
Belgian Fabrique National D'armes DeGuerre rifle (1987.0389);
Weatherby Vanguard rifle and a Sturm Ruger rifle (1987.0478); 6 Smith
& Wesson revolvers, 2 Winchester rifles, 2 Ruger revolvers, 2 Colt
revolvers, and a Noble shotgun (1987.0591); 2 Chinese rifles and a
U.S. carbine (1988.0237); New Haven Post-of-Duty Vault: Weatherby
rifle, Ruger semi-automatic rifle, and an Iver Johnson Cattleman's
model revolver (1987.0440); Seattle District Office: 2 SWD Cobray
machine pistols with silencers, an Underwood carbine, and a SWD M-ll
pistol (1988.0530); Seized Property Section: 2 Rossi revolvers and an
Interdynamic pistol (1986.0694); Western Regional Laboratory: 4
Winchester rifles, 2 Marlin rifles, a Mauser rifle, Sturm Ruger rifle
and revolver, and a Smith & Wesson revolver (1987.0219); Bureau of
Engraving and Printing (through Ira Polikoff): 2 collages of state
seals printed on the Spider press in Cincinnati, Ohio on July 24, 1988
(1988.0561); U.S. Customs Service, Southeast Regional Commissioner:
Sterling MK4 P submachine gun set with magazine (1985.0225); U.S.
Mint: 81 U.S. and foreign coins and medals received before 1923
(1988.0063).

Legislative Branch, Library of Congress, Copyright Office,
Information and Reference Division (through Joan A. Doherty): 7
T-shirt transfers, 3 T-shirts, 2 bowler's crying towels, 2 hand
Puppets, and a "Peanuts" pennant (1988.0483); Exchange and Gift
Division (through Judy C. McDermott): 21 tickets to various political
functions and 13 plaques, 9 medals, 2 pins, a trophy, charm, button,
card, pen, and a certificate awarded to Dr. Margaret Mead, a Weigl
test kit, and a dress made for Dr. Mead for use in the field on Marcus
Island, 1928-29 (1984.0106); transverse table alidade with leather
case made by Keuffel & Esser Company of New York, ca. 1936
(1984.0343); 22 pieces or jewelry, 21 membership cards, 14 buttons, 9
patches, 8 badges, 2 academic stoles, a hunting license, felt letter,
pamphlet, plaque, string tie, key chain, and a medal (1984.0374);
album containing miscellaneous admission tickets, an ivory stamp
inscribed “‘EKE" with an ink pad, and a steel punch inscribed "CHF"
(1984.0415); 1,564 covers, 380 stamps, 16 stamped envelopes, 6

aerogrammes, 3 postcards, a pamphlet and souvenir with first day
cancellations, Kodak mailing box cover, and an international reply
coupon (1984.0531); set of 32 blank recording sheets for John W.
Draper's self-recording barometer, 4 fountain pens, 2 quill pens, a
mechanical pencil, leather pen holder, and a steel pen with holder
(1984.0539); 2 religious medals, 2 Apostleship of Prayer pieces, a
Catholic identification cross, cross with printed card, and an
advertising medal (1984.0560); 77 awards and medals given to Dr.
Margaret Mead, 32 stock certificates of U.S. corporations, 9 medals, 7
pieces of Confederate States of America currency, 6 pieces of French
currency, 4 pieces of Brasilian currency, 2 pieces of 18th-century
American currency, 2 pieces of 19th-century U.S. currency, 2 municipal
bonds, an Austrian gold coin, WW I U.S. war savings certificate, anda
1971 U.S. Eisenhower dollar (1984.0614); 328 miscellaneous political
campaign objects and memorabilia (1984.1081); naval shoulder patch
from the USS Rushmore, WW II (1985.0292); medal with rosette and case
for Exceptional Civilian Service awarded to Dorothy A. Troxel anda
Prisoner of War band badge used at Andersonville Prison during the
Civil War (1985.0786); set of drawing instruments by E. O. Richter &
Co., a Gorn Knudsen pen, jeweler's screwdriver, and a group of 3 Eagle
leads (1985.0909); jacquard-woven silk commemorative menu for a
banquet given in honor of William H. Taft (1986.0275); eyeglass holder
(1986.1018); 2 sets of Brazilian bank notes, 2 psychological
apparatus, a set of squares, safety deposit box key, circuit board,
and a printing plate, all used by George von Bekesy (1986.3180); cased
Remington revolver (1988.0452).

National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Goddard Space Flight
Center: Monroe IQ calculator with instruction pamphlet (1988.0663);
Abbe comparator, 1960s, and an Ainsworthy & Sons semi-micro balance
with a set of weights (1988.0664); Jet Propulsion Laboratory (through
F. W. Malinowski): 4 modules of the SDS-910 computer (1988.0674).
Office of Personnel Management, Alexandria Distribution Center
(through David P. Funsten): 2 fallout shelter medical kits and a Civil
Defense Sanitation kit (1987.0521).

Panama Canal Commission (through G. E. McElroy): 2,593 official seals,
822 covers, 819 stamps, 379 postal cards, 257 meters, 235 postmark
impressions, 184 trial impressions, 120 pieces of original art, 86 air
letter sheets, 82 money orders, 56 penalty cards, 21 rubber stamps, 13
printing blocks, 10 dies, 6 booklet covers, 4 documents with
specimens, 4 design changes, 4 ungummed sheets, 3 wooden handles, a
rolling pin, and a sample electrotype validation plate (1987.0236).
Postal Service, International Postal Affairs Department (through Irma
Harrison): 171 stamps of Nicaragua, 120 stamps of Austria, and 27
stamps of South Africa (1987.0070); International Relations Branch
(through Michael J. Regan): 8,769 stamps and souvenir sheets of the
Universal Postal Union Nations (1987.0235); (through Irma Harrison):
1,999 stamps, 17 souvenir sheets, and 9 covers of Austria, the
People's Republic of China, Mozambique, and South Africa (1987.0507);
Philatelic and Retail Services Department, Stamps Division (through
Don McDowell): 37 commemorative panels (1988.0068).

Unknown: 25 U.S. and foreign bank notes and 5 U.S. medals (1988.0166);

2 T-shirts with Reagan-Bush slogans, 1984 (1989.0097); 2 buttons with
slogans favoring the Vietnam War (1989.0363).

Utah State Tax Commission (through Roger O. Tew: 6 tax stamps for illegal

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drugs, 1988 (1988.0335).

Cal T. Vance: Odyssey electronic game (1989.0048).

Francois Van Hoof: modern impression in tin of the reverse of a Russian
Empire 10-kopecks piece of 1871 (1988.0064); 2 modern impressions in
tin of an 1863 Russian Empire 2-kopecks piece (1988.0782).

Varian Associates, Research Center (through Dr. John C. Helmer):
photoelectron ESCA spectrometer, ca. 1970 (1989.0067).

Henry Velasco: milling machine end cutter (1988.3043).

VentuResearch (through Roger L. Hummel): 6 watches and a clock powered by
water batteries (1988.0585).

Carol Ann and David J. Vetter, Jr.: 8 pieces of clothing, 7 toys, 7 books,
5 cloth bags, a room sign, award ribbon, placemat, pillow case,
alcohol pad, baby formula, and a baby blanket, all used by David, the
"Bubble Boy," 1971-84 (1986.0201).

Robert M. Vogel: portable watchmen's clock with 2 keys and a box of
recording tapes, made by Detex Watchclock Corporation (1987.0216);
VariTyper 360 typewriter for large engineering plans and drafts,
fitted with 12 typing elements, 1960s (1987.0406); micrometer caliper
made by J. T. Slocomb Company (1988.0406).

Von Fange Tool Company, Inc. (through Thomas Von Fange): beryllium-copper
cabinetmaker's hammer (1987.0689).

Evelyn Wagman: Tucker-style "Spider" pattern porcelain cup, 1826-38
(1988.0234).

Janice Wajda: Motorola radio, 1948-49 (1988.0148).

James D. Walker, R.S.: wooden watchmaker-jeweler's bench, 1945 (1989.3042).

Susan N. Wallace: leather wallet for U.S. war bonds (1988.0771).

Robert M. Warfel: check writing machine made by the Todd Protectograph
Company, ca. 1923 (303852).

Hilda S. Warner: 6 infant's shirts, a bib, cap, pair of child's drawers and
a christening blanket (1988.0388).

Jack R. Warner: Hewlett-Packard 250 business computer system in a set of
6 components (1989.0023); 13 manuals, 5 pieces of duplicate hardware,
and 3 hard disks which were used with a Hewlett-Packard 250 computer
(1989.3009).

Carol L. and Robert D. Warrington: silk U.S. flag with 26 painted stars
(1989.0408).

Washington Pain Center (through Dr. Lorenz Ng): "TENS for Pain Control"
poster and a dental needle (1985.3045).

Harriet Wasserman: scrapbook, notebook, and a poster from the Falcon Trio
comedy aerial act, 1912-31 (1985.0167).

C. Malcolm and Joan Pearson Watkins in memory of Lura Woodside Watkins:
5,069 stereo cards and 18 glass stereo views, 1850-1920s (1988.3071).

LaVerne Watkins: 3 sets of drawing instruments, a polar planimeter, anda
Pelikan Graphos penholder set (1989.0305); 18 surveying instruments
used in Arizona and New Mexico, 1880-1985 (1989.0403); Curta
calculating machine and an Otis King calculating rule with 2
instruction papers (1989.3049); surveyor's graduated ring compass and
an instrument case (1989.3064).

Robert Field Watkins III: leaflet, "National Stand Up For Dukakis Day
Rally," dated October 24, 1988 (1988.0707).

Donald L. Watson: Model ASR-33 teletype computer terminal (1989.0575).

Lorraine Watson in memory of Charles C. Koontz: English pepper box revolver
with case and accessories (1987.0496).

Louise B. Weis: black textured wool coat with fur trim, a photograph of

Mrs. Weis wearing the coat, and a matching hat, 1934-35 (1989.0150).

Mary-Lou Weisman: poster, "Menopausal Women Nostalgic for Choice”
(1989.0373).

Charles E. and Vickie Weitzenhofer: 2 baseball buttons (1989.0030).

John E. Welch: spyglass made by Negretti & Zambra of London for the Signal
Corps of the Confederate Army (1988.0739).

Philippa C. Weld in memory of Sumner Appleton Weld: 4 fragments from the
Star Spangled Banner, 1814 (1988.0637).

Ellen B. Wells: 29 boxes of direct mail advertisments sent to Ms. Wells,
1976-1984 (1987.3120).

Wesleyan University, Department of Physics (through Robert B. Taylor):
Stackpole & Brother transit, Adam Hilger spectroscope/spectrometer,
ca. 1885, Lerebours dip needle, 1830s, and a Pike & Son solar
Microscope (1989.0013).

Wheal-Grace Corporation (through Emil R. Salvini): 2 prints made using the
"shadow-etch" method developed by Wheal-Grace Corporation of
Lyndhurst, New Jersey (1988.0822); 3 progressive prints made using the
"shadow-etch" method developed by Wheal-Grace Corporation of
Lyndhurst, New Jersey (1989.0095).

John 8. White, Jr.: Prest-O-Weld oxyacetylene blowpipe and a Weldit
Acetylene Company torch head (1989.0084).

Roger B. White: motor camper souvenir plate, ca. 1967 (1988.0808).

Stanley S. Whitham: magnetic wire recording of Japanese popular songs made
by Sears, Roebuck & Company, ca. 1950 (1989.0007).

Helen H. Whitlock: folder of 6 photographs recording discovery of the

9Champlain astrolabe (316352).

Mrs. Lois W. Wickham: 2 maid's uniform aprons and hats and a berry basket
(1986.0802). :

Frances F. Williams: hat made and worn by Ms. Williams at the 1988
Democratic National Convention in Atlanta (1988.0527).

Dr. Michael R. Williams: APF Mark V electronic calculator (1989.0047).

Polly F. Williams: U.S. Navy Midshipman's dress blue jacket and trousers,
1931, and a Lieutenant's undress blue uniform frock coat with trousers
and evening dress coat, 1930-49 (1988.0472).

Dorothea M. Wisman: 2 packages of needles, a tape measure, spool of nylon
thread, crocheted needle and thimble holder, and a package of Bucilla
nylon yarn (1988.0718).

Anita Tuohy Wolver: 14 contact lenses, cases, sceral lenses, corneal lens,
eye molds, and spectacles relating to work done by Keven M. Touhy in
the development of contact lenses (1988.0336); 38 pieces of
documentation relating to Keven M. Touhy's research in the development
of contact lenses (1988.3082).

The Women's Project of CDI, Inc.: poster for the National Women's
Conference to Prevent Nuclear War, 1984 (1989.0086).

L. A. Wood: 2-cylinder Maytag gasoline engine and a Maytag multi-motor oil
quart can, 1950 (1989.0404).

Albert Arthur Woodward, Ph.D. (through William P. Kelly, Jr.): bracket
clock with tortoiseshell case made by Thomas Tompion, ca. 1698
(1986.1019).

Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Department of Physics (through Ralph
Heller and Thomas H. Keil): vernier caliper with case (1987.0916).

Helena E. Wright: 14 paper specimens (1989.0040).

Evelyn and Paul A. Wurtzel: photograph, call sheet, and a final script from
the television series "M*A*S*H" (1988.0667).

Xerox Corporation, Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (through Linda Brandt):
Xerox Alto and Star personal computers, 1970s (1989.0432).

Jay Dee and Joan Yearous: Star razor blade and a sample of Mentholatum
(1984.0730).

Jane Griffin Yeingst and William H. Yeingst: set of jar wrenches, 1930s;
mirro aluminum cookie and pastry press, 1950s; and a set of ironware
dinner service, ca. 1951 (1988.3119); "Cootie"® game, ca. 1952, and a
child's "Super Hero® costume, 1983 (1989.0064); McGraw Electric
Company "Toastmaster® toaster, ca. 1936, and an envelope of decorated
wax paper, 1930s (1989.3017).

Hizeko Yoshimura: cartidge belt, pistol belt, first aid pouch, anda
canteen with cover and cup (1988.0644).

Joan M. Young: "Obsession” perfume bottle, 1985 (1988.0809).

Victor Yuliano: 17 8-track audiotape cartidges and a carrying case
(1988.0497).

Charles H. Yust, Jr.: feed strip for Benet-Mercie machine gun (1987.0388).

Louis A. Zanoni: 3 electronic watch modules, 2 sets of electronic watch
displays, a Chronar calculator watch, and liquid crystal display clock
(19'87...035:8:)'.

Marian Elsie Metcalf Zimmerly: woman's Timex electric wrist watch
(1987.0490).

David B. and Frankie Zurav: set of 10 artificial fingernails hand-painted
with flag and patriotic motifs by Sue Ellen Schultes for Mrs. Zurav to
wear at the inaugural events of 1989 (1989.0327).

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NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

Donors to the National Collections
Personal
Jeffrey B. Aardahl: 285 mollusks (377728, 378370, 378918).
Dr. Tucker Abbott: 5 mollusks (373347).
Dr. Mohamed Abou-El-Eneim: 6 fossils (384152).
Nancy E. Adams: 37 misc. insects (387548).
William Adams: 8 freshwater snails (382602).
Dr. PH. Adler: 112 insects (.387338)..
Steve Ahlstedt: 26+ freshwater clams (382555).
Dr. Bruce Allen: 59 plants (384908).
Joseph J. Anderson: 696 beetles (387333).
Kenneth H. Anderson: 75+ freshwater mollusks (265208).

Comdr. Richard A. Anderson: 437 butterflies (382428, 383470, 387531,
387607).

J. Phillip Angle: a bird skeleton (379085).

Joallyn Archambault: a Yanktonai Sioux spirit (death) bundle (380541).
Dr. Paul H. Arnaud, Jr.: 4,084 insects (387565).

Roy Ash: 2 minerals (381549).

Wallace L. Ashby: a fossil land mammal bone (380263).
Mr. & Mrs. Wallace L. Ashby: 2 fossils (381128, 382517).
Dr. Allan C. Ashworth: 8 insects (387616).

Dr. George T. Austin: 2 insects (387602).

Jon Bachman: a fossil peccary canine (385155).

Dr. L. Baert: 16 beetles (385087).

Dr. R. P. M. Bak: 100+ worms (349545).

Mr. & Mrs. J. Wayne Baker: 3 fossil whale skulls (382523).

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Dr. George E. Ball: 5 Mexican beetles (387532).
Dr. Lain Bangdel: 2 Nepalese temple paintings (364314).

M. F. Barada: a Moroccan woman’s caftan, a Tibetan hat, Chinese pajamas, a
silk robe and cap (362994).

Carlos do Prado Barbosa: 11 minerals (381501, 383014, 383017).
Roger C. Barnett: 5 minerals (383019).

Dr. Hans Bath: 14 fishes (382853, 383727).

Dr. William C. Bean: 23 fossil seal and whale remains (382532).
Dr. Clark W. Beasley: a crustacean slide (383124).

Mrs. H. Lay Beaven: 16 archeological and ethnological Sioux artifacts
(364363).

Steve Beck: 300 fossil microvertebrates (380237).
Dr. Vitor O. Becker: 11 caddisflies (387566).

Dr. Denton Belk: 43 crustaceans (361180).

Dr. Cole Benton: 18 spiders (387610).

Robert L. Bertolo: 2 minerals (383035).

Meredith Berwick: 2 fossil fish teeth (385210).
Phillip Betancourt: 2 minerals (381527, 384530).
Dr. W. E. Bickley: 28 insects (387256).

Richard Bideaux: 5 minerals (378900).

Lance T. Biechele: a plant (383943).

W. B. Biggart: a mineral (381540).

Dr. Bill Birch: 3 minerals (381507).

Jack Blair: 11 fossil vertebrates (384134).

Dr. Daniel B. Blake: 5 fossils (383425).

Dr. Robert B. Blodgett: 135 fossil gastropods (384159, 384178).
Dr. R. M. Bohart: a wasp (382804).

Dr. Iris Y. Borg: 636 minerals (373586).

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Drs. Marie L. & Edgar F. Borgatta: a 22,892.5 cts topaz (THE AMERICAN
GOLDEN) See also The American Federation of Mineralogical Soc. (379615).

Dr. Richard L. Bottorff: 1,061 Stone fives (387614).
Dr. Raymond W. Bouchard: 54 crustaceans (315738).
Dr. Arthur J. Boucot: 17 fossil brachiopods (384195).
Bridgit Brill: a fossil fish tooth (385194).

Major J. Brodzinsky: a fossil moth (387561).

Mary Brooks: 6 crustaceans (374755).

Dr. Robert W. Brooks: 6 sawflies (387138).

Dr. Arthur V. Brown: 2 crustaceans (377415).

John Buckalew: a bird skin (370821).

David Bunk: 2 minerals (386138).

Mrs. Beatrice L. Burch: 454+ echinoderms (377423).
J. B. Burch: 79 mollusks (271639).

Dr. Eugene M. Burreson: a worm (382786).

Dr. George W. Busby, III: 2 butterflies (387547).

Dr. Gary R. Byerly: 2 polished thin sections residue of the GREENWELL
SPRINGS, Louisiana meteorite (384638).

Dr. George W. Byers: 26 centipedes (387321).

Curtis J. Callaghan: 103 butterflies (387585).

Dr. A. G. Carey, Jr.: 10 crustaceans (381794).

Dr. William Carlson: 7 minerals (384588).

Dr. John H. Carson: 2 fossils (385887).

Rick Carter: 16 fossil vertebrates (382535).

Caroline Chaboo: 14 freshwater clams (383184).

Ralph Chamness: a portion of a fossil gannet skull (381067).
Paul E. Chanley: 383+ marine clams (281339, 287265).

John Chapman: 100+ crustaceans (378468).

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Hideyuki Chiba: 9 Japanese butterflies (387260).

Alice Church: a foasil sea turtle bone (385209).

John Cianciulli: a mineral (383027).

Barbara Clark: a cuneiform tablet (367818).

Dr. J. F. Gates Clarke: 1,070 insects (387340).

Spencer Cocherl: a fossil seal canine (380265).

Dr Be d.. Coher: 31 flies (387339).

Dr. Richard W. Coleman: 2 crustaceans (381716).

Timothy Collins: a fossil (383403).

Carl Cook: 8 dragonflies (387623).

Steven Coon: 2 fossil blowfish vertebrae (385143).

Ann S. Cooper: 170 vials of synthetic crystals (384556).
Candace Corson: a fossil monk seal jaw (382500).

Paul J. Cory: 10 minerals (378211).

Dr. Charles V. Covell: 5 butterflies (387318).

Kenneth W. Craddock: a fossil amphibian (380260).

Dr. William L. Crepet: See Also Dr. Carl W. Schafer (387571).
Elizabeth M. Cridlin: See Aslo Urella Hill (385821).
Jarrett L. Cross: 7,579 misc. insects (387528).

Forrest & Barbara Cureton: a mineral (383041).

Bruce Cutler: 302 misc. insects & arthropods (387317).
Dr. Edward B. Cutler: 3,000+ worms (380888).

Dr. Walter W. Dalquest: 2 slabs of fossil Acanthodian spines (381133).
Ruth P. Danforth: 12 crustaceans (375657).

Neil E. Dankert: 3 butterflies (387327).

Prof. Charles N. D’Asaro: mollusks egg capsules (383175).

Dr. Hieronim Dastych: a crustacean slide (386524).

Dr. Anthony D’Attilio: 2 mollusks (366139).

Dick Dayvault: a mineral (384522).

Dr. Anne DeBevoise: 25,000 worms (382781).

Larry Decina:. 5 fossils, (382529), 38453).

Mary DeDecker: 4 plants (383900).

David J. de Laubenfils: 138 plants (38643)).

Dr. Daniel Desbruyeres: a worm (380899).

S. Sydney DeYoung (deceased): a red diamond (377258, bequest).

Susan M. Divine: a Korean woman’s costume (364318).

Dr. Peter S. Dixon: 1,063 plants (381869, 381878, 386007, 386484).

Douglas Dodd: 75 fossils (379233).

Masahiro Dojiri: 2 crustaceans (379956).

Douglas Donald: 3 fossil monk seal bones (382455).

Ann Ford Doyle: an album of 42 Chinese brush paintings (358148).
Jean Drivas: 55 mollusks (367887).

Drs Arnold T. ‘Drooz: 26 sawflies (387322; 387324).

Dr. Sidney W. Dunkle: 28 insects (387543, 387627).

Red Dwyer: a fossil seal metartarsal (381098).

Dr. Robert F. Dymek: a mineral (381508).

Dr. W. Eberhard: 152 spiders (387249, 387259).

Patricia M. Eckel: 74 mosses (382741).

Dr. Robert L. Edwards: 4 spiders (387246).

Corrine Ehrlich: 6 worms (382771).

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ellwood: 3 fossil seal bones (385843).
Dr. Hamed A. El-Nakhal: 6 fossils (385902).

Dr. Dodge Engleman: 721 insects (387272).

Roland Eriksson: 13 minerals (382989).

David P. Ernstes:.2 plants (385777).

Dr. Christer Erseus: 82 worms (382744, 382758).
DraeDoeHs “Erwin: 6 fossils: (385187).

Elva Escobar-Briones: 23 crustaceans (371271, 373151).
Dr. Ralph Eshelman: 4 fossil vertebrates (384137).
Dr. H. H. Evenhuis: 23 wasps (387576).

John D. Everette: 5 fossil vertebrates (382527).

Dr. Ws- Cay Fallaw: 3 fossil fish-skulls..(382508).

Dr. Rodney M. Feldman: 14 fossil barnacles (381106).
Benny J. Fenn: a mineral (383015).

Frederick F. Ferguson: 50+ snails (294362).

Dr. B. A. Ferril: 10 fossil brachiopods (384187).
Dennis E. Figg: 15+ snails (384061).

Dr. Michael Fleischer: 2 minerals (381484).

John F. Flennicker: 2 moths (387620).

Dr. Herve Floch: 60+ mollusks (260859).

Riusseau M. Flower: 2 land snails (373266).

George C. Fonger: 80 fossils (382463, 385132, 385192, 385203).
Mrs. Marilyn Force: a fossil (382531).

Donald J. Forrester: 1,144+ mollusks (245060).
Mercedes S. Foster: 10+ echinoderms (372262).

Jim Fowler: 2 minerals (384519).

Dr. Dirk Frankenberg: 3 marine mollusks (254130).
Richard Franz: 160+ crustaceans (377376).

Jeffrey V. Freemen: 85 freshwater snails (381028).
Dr. Amnon Freidberg: 1,499 misc. flies (387330).

Dr. C. G. Froehlich: 125 stoneflies (387253).

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Dr. D..G. Furth: 22 sawflies (387223).

Jean-Yves Gallard: 184 butterflies (387331).

Frank Garcia: 2 fossil vertebrates (382536).

Julio Garcia-—Gomez: 14 crustaceans (379984).

Mr. & Mrs. John Garris: 2 fossil seal bones (381100).
Kjell Gatedal: 9 minerals (382955).

Dr. M. Gentili: 50 spiders & 3 flies (387248).
Howard Scott Gentry: 31 plants (385537).

Arthur Gerk: 2,933 fossil invertebrates (381111).

Dr. Ray Gibson: a worm (384463).

Lance Gilbertson: 4 mollusks (381968).

Dr. Rosemary Gillespie: 7 spiders (387247).

Derham Giulani: 765+ freshwater snails (376764, 378795, 381242).
Prof. Folco Giusti di Massa: 10+ snails (378939).
Bonita Glaser: 2 true bugs (387587).

Peter W. Glynn: 3 crustaceans (380020).

Dr. M. Ray Godfrey: a plant (383255))%

Janet Gomon: 8 fossil fish skeletons (381081).

Prof. Donald M. Gooch: 10+ mollusks (283711).

Dr. Robert H. Gore: 3 crustaceans (367147).

Pat Gotsis: a fossil tooth (385842).

William E. Gould: a zircon (384543).

David W. Grabda: 22 fossil vertebrates (382533).

Dr. Cynthia Gradek: 3+ crustaceans; 100+ worms (383085).
Fred Grady: a bird (382406).

Arthur T. Grant: a mineral (386129).

Richard D. Greene: a Hopi sash & kilt (380506).

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Mark Grygier: 10° corals (383654).

Hank Guarisco: 52 misc. spiders (387270).

Lloyd F. Gunther: 701 fossils (383443, 384141).

Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd F. Gunther: 231 slabs of fossil plants (384164).
Val Gunther: See Also Dr. R. A. Robison (379289).
Dr. Johnny Gusdon: a mineral (384544).

Dr. Courtney T. Hackney: 12+ crustaceans (378461).
Gilles Hainault: See Also Arthur T. Grant (386129).
William Hale: a fossil horse tibia (385906).

Dr. R. B. Halliday: 2 mites (387252).

Dr. Tatsuo Hamano: a crustacean (380013).

Frances and F. N. Hammerstrom: 3 bird skins (381963).
Dr. Richard Hammond: 3+ crustaceans (381767).
Jacques Hamon: 16 wasps (387345).

Prof. John Hanahan: approx. 600 minerals (381552).
Walter J. Harman: snails (368206).

Christopher Harmatuk: 29 fossils (380235, 385153).
Peter J. Harmatuk: 763 fossils (378523).

Dr. Chris Harris: a mineral (384524).

Dr. Harold W. Harry: 200+ oysters (373286).

A. D. Hart: 1,000+ land snails (376187).

Peter Hattenschwiler: 14 moths (387611).°

Dr. Loren R. Haury: 25 crustaceans (378420).
Frederick G. Hayes: a fossil carnivore jaw (382543).
Craig Healy: a fossil blowfish skull (378527).

Dr. Richard Heard: 4 crustaceans (378486).

Bill Heim: 167 fossils (381057, 383430, 384105, 384142).

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Maria Angelica Heineck: 6 beetles (387254).
Nancy Helm: 25+ crustaceans (381715).

Dr. Edward P. Henderson: a meteorite (386110).
Norlan C. Henderson: 347 plants (380936).

Dr. Stephen Hesselbo: 2 fossils (379290).
Gary F. Hevel: 11,588 misc. insects (387336).
Dr. Roger H. Hewins: a meteorite (384642).

Tim Hicks: a quartz (381477).

Dr. Robert P. Higgins: 10,000+ crustaceans (385011).

Urella Hill: a ‘fossil skull (385821)) .

Mrs. Eleanor Hillman: 3 marine clams (289252).

Li Hing-Kun: 2 snails (377617).

Guillermo Schmeda Hirschmann: 39 plants (383570).
Dr. Richard Hoare: 207 fossils (385164).

Dr. Horton H. Hobbs: 2 worm slides (376314).

Dr. Richard L. Hoffman: 15+ crustaceans (373828).
Dr. Lincoln Hollister: 21 minerals (383034).

J. R. Holsinger: 120+ snails (376479, 383186).
Dr. Perry C. Holt: 83+ worms (slides) (377652).
Dr. Ralph W. Holzenthal: 5 insects (387544).

Jean M. Hooper: 3 fossils (380262).

Francis R. Horne: 20+ snails (383190).

Sid Hostetter: 2 fossil bird carpometarpus (380244).

Dr. Peter Houde: 3 birds (360435).
Dr. Michael R. House: 30 fossils (382453).
Jill Hovre: 100 mollusks (374708).

Dr. Brian Huber: 61 fossils (384144).

Leslie Hubricht: 65 snails (273828).

B. J. Huckenpahler: a wasp (387542).

George W. Hunter, III: snails (254728).

Randall D. Hunter: a portion of a fossil tapir jaw (383415).
Dr. Paul D. Hurd (deceased): 1,873 insects (387281, 387335).
Dr. John A. Hyatt: 4 butterflies (387320).

Mrs .& Mrs. Frank Hyne: 779 fossil vertebrates (378567) .
Ronald M. A. Ison: 96 fossils (381121, 384143, 385151).

Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Iverson: iron oxide pseudomorphs after pyrite (381502).
Dr. Michael Ivie: 219 beetles (387577, 387608).

Pierre H. Jabbour: a Punic jug (373810).

Lillian James: 3 figurines and a carved pipe (380514).

Dr. Samuel W. James: 4 worms (384489).

Dr. Daniel Janzen: 6 weevils (387556).

Maria Luisa Jimenez: 25 spiders (387269).

Dr. C. D. Johnson: 413 seed beetles (387279).

Dr. J. G. Johnson: 161 fossil brachiopods (382515).

Dr. James B. Johnson: 145 insects (387563).

Martin Johnson, Sr.: See Also Robert L. Bertolo (383035).
Robert Johnson: a fossil monk seal jaw (382538).

Joshua Jones: a fossil catshark tooth (385822).

Lt. Col. John Justice: 25 butterflies (387619).

Dr. M. P. Kahl: 2 mollusks (279056).

Dr. Michael A. Kaminski: 39 fossils on slides (383424).

Dr. Thomas W. Kammer: 2 fossils (385170).

Dr. Anthony R. Kampf: 5 minerals (370940, 383006).

Dr. Pieter Kat: 4 snails (377365).

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Dr. R. Deedee Kathman: 6 crustaceans (382762).
Kathleen Kaupp: 62 Mexican masks (361596).

Dr. Isabel Kelley, Estate of: 83 Mexican textiles & wood artifacts
(364366).

Michael G. Kellogg: 25+ snails (381266).

Dr. Edwin J. Keppner: 45 worms (376302, 380897).
Kim Keum-hwa: 4 Korean ceremonial items (364315).
Pastina Khaliq: a fossil tooth (385175).

Dr. Lynn S. Kimsey: 2 insects (387617).

Forrest Klies: 4 minerals (381505).

Dr. Stuart Knapp: 70+ snails (382624).

George Knowles: See Also Candace Corson (382500).
Dr. Alan Kohn: 8+ worms (384461).

Dr. Boris C. Kondratieff: 317 insects (384096, 387242, 387545, 387580).
Dr. H. H. Kool: 5 gastropods (380058).

Dr. Silvard Kool: 58 mollusks (368724).

Dr. Rita Korcezynski: 20 crustaceans (381714).
Frank Koterba: 5 minerals (381547).

Dr. Eugene N. Kozloff£: 4 worms (264832).
Alexander Kranz: a fossil (385886).

Dr. Peter M. Kranz: 25 fossil vertebrates (382464, 382486, 384107,
384171, 385809, 385812, 385841, 385868).

lst Lt. Kenneth A. Krieger: 2 snails (294090).

Dr. Frank E. Kurczewski: 246 flies (387567).

Mrs. Thomas Lambert: 3 fiber hats from Lesotho (362993).
Jerry Landye: 12,000+ snails (381402).

Walter W. Langley: 60 marine mollusks (283883).

D. C. Larkin: crustaceans (383082).

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Sr. Luis E. La Rotta C.: 115 caddisflies (387530, 387551).
DEIR. (Seitawler., 1, 404einsects'('387260) .

Dr. John F. Lawrence: a beetle (387583).

Dr. James D. Lazell: a crustacean (377416); 20 insects (387326).
Dr. Harry G. Lee: 50+ snails & clams (282376).

Dr. A. Scott Leiper: 300+ worms (300750).

Dr. Rafael Lemaitre: 110 crustaceans (378451, 378463, 378464).
Dr. Jay Leverone: 116 worms (382768).

Dr. James T. List: a fossil (384147).

Dr. Jean-Pierre Lorand: a mineral (386159).

George Lucy: a fossil mastadon tooth (384182).

John C. Ludlum: 2 clams (302669).

Spencer R. Luke: 3 crustaceans (381701).

Ron Lupton: a mineral (384576).

William G. Lyons: a mollusk (363458).

Howard A. MacCord: 245+ mollusks (282141).

Amaro Macedo: 80 plants (382333, 383289, 383603, 384732).

Dr. Andy S. Y. Mackie: 4 worms (382755).

Dr. Norman MacLeod: 26 slides of fossils (385123).

Dr. Rosalie F. Maddocks: 15 crustaceans (374082); 56 fossils (383452).
Fred Magnusson: 3 minerals (386130).

Lynne Maillet: 6 cordierite w/granitoids (382572).

Dr. Zoran J. Maksimovic: 2 minerals (386139).

Dr. J. Maldonado: 7 insects (387334).

Dr. Royal H. Mapes: 7 fossils (383458).

Dr. R. Marinez: 12 clams (383185).

Sam Marshall: 143 misc. insects & arthropods (387312).

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Dr. Robert L. Martin: a fossil walrus skull (385133).
Dr. Brian Mason: a meteorite, LUJAN, Argentina (386106).
Bryant Mather: a scorpionfly (387550).

Dr. James F. Matta: 20,000 aquatic insects (387276).

Dr. Michael Mazurkiewicz: 30+ snails (378938).

Dr. Anne B. McCrary: 42 worms (275606, 333190).

Colin McEwen: a plesiosaur vertebra (381149).

Marion McDowell: 6 crustaceans (349661).

Dr. George C. McIntosh: a fossil (386630).

Dr. Frank K. McKinney: 96 fossils (381102).

Dr. Robert B. McLaughlin: a fossil strew slide (385186).
Dr. James McLean: gastropods (371504).

Jack McLellan: 7,413 fossil fish remains (381063, 382499, 384160,
385193).

Jerry A. McLelland: 9 worms (380898).

John M. & Lucy McLuckie, Estate of: 2,500 fossils (384115).
Dr. Franco Medioli: a fossil (384106).

Dr. John T. Medler: 5 bugs (387245).

Peter Megaw: 4 minerals (383032).

Raymond H. Meisenhalder: a beryl, 0.68 carats (381533).
Mari Mejia: a fossil mosasaur tooth (385851).

Dr. Marcello Mellini: a mineral (383030).

Dr. Eustorgio Mendez: 9 fleas (387596).

Eric Metzler: 86 moths (387615).

Dr. Julio Micheli: 120 beetles (387589).

Charles B. Miller: 37 crustaceans (377414).

Dr. John Miller: 2 worms (382790).

Laura Miller: 17 misc. lace bugs (387555).

Dr. William Miller, III: 25 fossils (382494).

Dr. Tomoyuki Miura: 3 worms 382784).

Dr. Ritsuro Miyawaki: a mineral (381524).

Mrs. Mary Jo Molineaux: 1,295 insects (387343).
Guillermo Moreno: crustaceans (380039).

Dr. J. P. E. Morrison (deceased): 30+ marine mollusks (276609).
Dr. Edward O. Murdy: 53 crustaceans (368142, 373774).
George Naff: 42 Egyptian artifacts (378937).

Dr. Ray B. Nagle: 126 moths (387341).

Pir Nasir: 25+ mollusks (298887).

Dr. Kurt Nassau: a mineral (384591).

Dr. Michael B. Nathan: 4 insects (387593).

Bruce C. Netschert: a fossil fish (383416).

Dr. Catherine Nigrini: 5 radiolarians (385181).
Charles Novak, Jr.: 28 minerals (384528).

Gordon Nowell-Usticke: 4 gastropods (259707).

Dr. Brendan O’Connor: 2 worms (353357).

Dr. Edward J. Olsen: a meteorite, EAGLE, Nebraska (386108).
Dr. Paul A. Opler: 341 butterflies (387539, 387612).
Cecilia Osorio R.: 2 mussels (260161).

Dr. B. H. R. Othman: 6 crustaceans (381703).

Dr. William Leslie Overal: 719 weevils (387549).
Eddie Overstreet: a fossil protocetid tooth (385180).
Tom Parks: a fossil cervical vertebra (384193).

Dr. Randy R. Patrick: 11 fossils with trace fossils, 3 slides with assoc.
fragments (386613).

Joseph Pawlik: 33+ worms (346429).

Dr. David L. Pearson: a beetle (387605).

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Mr. & Mrs. Joel Penn: 2 dinosaur bones (383445).
Prof. Charles A. Peters: marine shells (269599).
Dr. Ole V. Petersen: 15 minerals (383018, 383047).
Dr. Jon Petranek: 9 minerals (386140).

Dr. Ivan Petrov: a mineral (384568).

Dr. Edward J. Petuch: 24 fossil gastropods (381151).
Dr. Allan R. Phillips: 3 bird skeletons (385664).
Joseph Pinto: a dinosaur bone fragment (385885).
Sherry Pittam: 100 plants (381374).

John Pittman: 4 fossil vertebrates (382530).

Fred Plumb: 9 fossil shark teeth (383367).

Dr. Yves Plusquellec: a fossil cast (385122).

Dr. John T. Polhemus: 35 insects (387554).

Dr. Winston F. Ponder: a mollusk (367888).

Mark Ports: 15 land & freshwater snails (382554).
Charles W. Potter: a bird skin (384667).

Dr. Jerry Powell: 2 wasps (382632).

Dr. Shreedhar P. Pradham: 62 mosquitoes (387538).
Elizabeth Hayse Pratt: a fiber basket (363028).
Dr. C. Pregenzer: 11 crustaceans (378471).

Tom Pride: a fossil tapir tooth (381123).

Dr. Vernon W. Proctor: 30+ snails (377729).

Dr. Ki\E. -Pruess%: :94-flies’ (387529).

Dr. W. J. Pulawaski: 9 wasps (382633).

Dr. Li Qiang: 32 wasps (387258).

Bernard Raffery: See Also Stephen Syphax (376285).

Russell A. Rahn: 1,174 butterflies & moths (382800, 383469, 387328,

387541).

Dr. W. F. Rapp: 2. scorpions (387271).

Dr. Jean-Yves Rasplus: 37 parasitic wasps (387553).

Dr. Warren J. Rathjen: a crustacean (378516).

GharlesvR. /Read, Srac4 minerals. (381553);

Ken Reading: 15 crustaceans (378475).

Dr. Richard L. Reeder: a land snail (377614).

Jan Reese: 45 bird skins (382405).

Phillip Reese: a fossil (383442).

Dr. David Reid: 75 gastropods (368723).

Mandy Reid: 7 worms (380895).

George Reiger: 3 birds (382870).

Dr. Thomas Reinecke: 4 minerals (383029).

Dr. Donald J. Reish: a worm (259354).

Dr. Shuang K. Ren: 2 minerals (386158).

Dr. Johanna Resig: 19 fossils (383401).

Robert B. Richardson: 11 African agricultural implements (361324).
Dr. David Richman: 12 spiders (387255)..

Dr. J. Keith Rigby: 29 fossils (383463).

Norman Riker: 2 fossil mammal vertebrates (380271).

Dr. Tyson Roberts: 25+ shrimps (369289).

Blake Robinson: 101 West African stone figures (362302).

Dr. Henry W. Robison: 133 crayfishes (378505, 379968, 380004).
Dr. Richard A. Robison: 2 fossils (379289); 13 fossil echinoderms (381113).
Rosa Vidal Rodriquez: a mummified hummingbird (381191).

Dr. David M. Rohr: 105 fossil gastropods (381115).

Dr. L. H. Rolston: 10 insects (387586).

Beppy Ronco: 2 minerals (382970).

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Robert W. Root: 38 Philippino ethnological items (362991).
Vincent D. Roth: 358 spiders (387134).

Greg Rouse: 19 worms (382769).

Dr. Jose I. Saiz Salinas: 26 worms (380906).

Dr. K. S. Samson: 45+ mollusks (294773).

Kiel Sandved: 5 mollusks (274003).

Dr. Paul Sartenaer: 3 fossil brachiopods and plastercasts (385884).
Dr. Carl W. Schafer: an insect (387571).

Kathy Schaffer: a fossil peccary metatarsal (385831).

Dr. Rudolf S. Scheltema: 390 worms (384482).

Robert Schmidt: a fossil sperm whale tooth (380264).

Dr. Robert W. Schmieder: 100+ crustaceans (383152).

Jason Schoonover: 103 Devil Dance and Kolam masks and paraphernalia
(364316).

Dr. David R. Schwimmer: 30 fossils (385826).

Mrs. Joanne Sedgewick: 96 fossils (385166).

Mr. & Mrs. A. James Seidl: 7 ivory & bone Eskimo artifacts (379712).

Dr. William A. Shear: a fossil centipede (383404).

Dr. Yoshihide Shiga: a mineral (382973).

Dr. Masaaki Shimizu: 3 minerals (382987, 384569).

Dr. Yoshihisa Shirayama: 5 worms (382770).

Dr. Thomas Shirley: 65+ crustaceans (376915).

Jan Shopland: a fossil dinosaur tooth (385888).

Dr. John A. Shuey: 3 butterflies (387325).

Douglas Siegel-Causey: 73+ crustaceans (378441, 378513).
David Oscar Siegert: 14 fossil vertebrates (380266).

Dr. Petra Sierwald: 111 spiders (387250).

Diana Silva: 38 spiders (387316).

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Dr. Robert Sites: 50 plant bugs (383688).

Connie Smith: a fossil sea cow bone (384138).

Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Smith: 81 ethnological artifacts (361230).
Elaine Smith: a portion of a fossil sloth tooth (384192).
Dr. Julian P. S. Smith, III: 4 worms (382747).

Dr. Lyman B. Smith: 14 paintings of plants (385585).

Dr. Richard Smith: 5 corals (381675).

Dr. Diana N. Solie: 13 minerals (381480, 382974).

Richard Soper: a fossil skull (385162).

Dr. Monica De Cassia de Souza Campos: 2 insects (387575).
Dr. Everett Spackman: 185 moths (387244).

O. D. Spencer: 4,120 butterflies (387337).

Dr. Sheldon Spencer: a fossil primitive whale jaw (381080).
Dr. Charles L. Staines: 2,478 insects (387557).

Dr. Michael G. Stamatakis: 10+ minerals (382972).

Dr. Clifford R. Stanley: a mineral (377234).

Drs C.K. Starrs, 91 insects: (367332).

Henry M. Stevenson: a bird skin (379091).

Dr. Ross K. Stevenson: a mineral (384587).

William L. Stockton: 6 worms (307087).

Dr. Manya Stoetzel: 1,496 insects (387267, 387604).

Janet Stone: 116 West African artifacts (361235).

Ben M. Stout, III: 55 caddisflies (387546, 387568).

Anita L. Suazo: a Pueblo blackware melon jar (380508).

Dr. J. Bolling Sullivan: 495 insects (383694, 383865, 385685).
Connie Sutton: a portion of a fossil seal pelvis (381126).

Sean Sweeney: 10 gems (381499, 381523).

Mrs. Mary R. Swicegood: a fossil sea cow ribs & axis (381093).
Clyde Swindell: 88 fossil vertebrates (382524).

Stephen Syphax: 105 crustaceans (376285, 381797); a worm (381797).
Dr. Stanley W. Szczytko: 2 insects (387578).

Dr. Tsutomu Tanabe: 2 millipedes (387574).

Dr. Barbara Taylor: 25 crustaceans (381708).

Stephen F. Taylor: a humming bird skeleton (382392).

Dr. K. J. Tennessen: a dragonfly (387624).

Dr. Vincent Tepedino: 516 wasps (387591).

Margaret C. Teskey: 40+ snails (285333).

Earl Thompson: 16 fossil veretebrates (380223).

Dr. Fred G. Thompson: 40 mollusks (356856, 378668).

Tony Thompson: 4 mollusks (293773).

Dr. Jon Toal: 70+ crustaceans (381764).

Tambrey A. Tosk: 67 fossils (383444).

Dr. Robert Traub: 1,272 lice (387570).

Dr. V. Tunnicliffe: a crustacean (383078).

Paul Turner: 2 crustaceans (385077).

Mrs. Patricia E. Ulisse: a bird skin (383484).

W. C. Van Laer: a quart/w beryl (384571).

Dr. Wouter I. Van Tichelen: 7 minerals (381476, 384502, 386128).
Lic. Beatriz S. Varona: land snails (383169).

Dr. Stephen T. Viada: 20+ echinoderms (381651).

Dr. Emily H. Vokes: a fossil gastropod (381108).

Dr. Kurt Walenta: amine (369396).

Dr. Robert D. Ward: 1,625 insects (385508).

Dr. Ronald A. Ward: 19 slides of lice (387536).

Dr. Anders Waren: a mollusk (375618).

Gwendolyn L. waning: 2 small moths (387573).

Jim Washington: See Also Douglas Dodd (379233).

Dr. Les Watling: 1,000+ crustaceans (381749).

Charles N. Watson, Jr.: 14 butterflies (387319).

Clifton S. Weaver: a marine mollusk (282007).

Albert & Alice Weeks: 350 boxes of vanadium & uranium ores (385374).
Dr. Robert E. Weems: a fossil turtle carapace (385156).
David Wells: 2 fossils (383389, 385878).

Mike Welzenbach: a fossil fish skeleton (383426).

Dr. John Weske: 5 birds (370820).

Jason West: a fossil protocetid tooth (385179).

Dr. James Westgate: a fossil sturgeon plate (381089).

Dr. Alfred G. Wheeler: 173 plantbugs (387613).

Dr. Craig M. White: a meteorite (378235).

Dr. D. R. Whitehead: 674 insects (387329, 387564).

Thomas E. Whiteley: 15+ fossils (383378).

Dr. J. E. Whittaker: 6 fossils in one microslide (385127).
Ronald Wielgus: 154 insects (387243, 387257, 387273, 387579, 387594).
Bob Wiest: 275 fossils (381124, 384130, 385840).

Gaye Williams: 7 fossils (385144, 385827).

Gwen N. Williams: 5 crustaceans (380045).

Dr. Barry Wilson: 16 mollusks (379938).

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wilson: 2 fossils (385173).

Vivian J. Wilson: 81 insects (387606).

Mrs. Mary Winters: a mineral (384523).

Dr. Timothy S. Wood: 2 fossils (386626).

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Eugenia I. Wright: a collection of mollusks (383177).

Kirk E. Wright: 29 crustaceans (376756).

Dr. John Wurdack: 2 insects (387315).

Ellis Yochelson: 73. fossils (381140, 385197, .386606).

Mrs. Lily Yochelson: 14 snails (376470).

Dr. Frank N. Young: 1,166 insects (387534, 387626).
Ken Young: 31 plants (382288, 382318).

Veronica Young: See Also Pastina Khaliq (385175).
Jeanne A. Zeh: 21 flies (387251).

Dr. Michael E. Zolensky: 2 meteorites (382909).

Dr. Victor A. Zullo: 15 fossil barnacles (381120).

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Donors to the National Collections

Institutions
A. Remington Kellogg Fund: 3 fossil whale skulls (383429).

Aarhus University, Denmark: Herbarium Jutlandicum: 17 plants (382709,
385702).

Academia Sinica, Taiwan: 3 plants (383231, 383569, 385759).

Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Russia: V.L. Komarov Botanical Institute:
92 plants (384314).

Alabama, University of: 41 plants (385576).
Alaska University Museum: 4 bird skins and skeletons (382895, 383491).

American Federation of Mineralogical Societies See Also Drs. Edgar F. and
Marie L. Borgatta (379615).

American Gem Society: 31 gemstone jewelry items (336073).

American Museum of Natural History: 10 fishes (383725; 2 spiders (387609).
Amoco Production Company: 111 fossils (384166).

Arizona State University: 2 plants (383963).

Arizona, University of: Herbarium: a plant (384760)

Asociacion Mexicana de Orquideologia: 2 plants (381923).

Auburn, University of: 7 insects (387590).

Australian National University, Australia: 25 plants (385531).

Battelle: 4 meteorites (386118).

Bernice P. Bishop Museum: 51+ echinoderms (381669, 383684); 84 plants
(386488).

Biosystematics Research Institute, Canada: 101 insects (387314).
Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, Inc.: 10 fossils (384114).
Bossier Parish Nature Study Center: 5 plants (383946).

Botanischer Garten und Botanisches Museum Berlin-Dahlem, Germany: 2 plants
(384763).

Brigham Young University: Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum: a crustacean
(376757); 845 caddisflies (384047); 2 plants (384244, 385551).

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British Columbia University, Canada: 18 echinoderms (333381); 3 crustaceans
(374626).

British Museum (Natural History), England: 60 plants (381348); 7 insects
(382809, 387274).

Calicut, University of, India: a plant (385701).

California Academy of Sciences: 207 fishes (382146); echnioderms including
microscope slides (383653, 385438); 116 plants (384721, 385546).

California State University: Hayward Campus: 16 crustaceans (383122).
University of California: 22 crustaceans (372334); 2 worms (373883); 109
plants (382700, 384246); 3 insects (387119); Scripps Institution of
Oceanography: 102 crustaceans (359849, 375768); 85 echinoderms (376790,
381665, 381688).

Cambridge, University of England: 2 plants (383319).

Canada Department of Mines, Canada: a slab of fossil brachiopods (382521).

Canfield Fund: 10 minerals (378898, 380424, 381504, 381517, 381532, 381537,
382967, 382969),.

Carnegie Museum of Natural History: 8 plants (385706).
Casey Fund: 5,861 insects (387581, 387588).
Center for Research in Medical Entomology, South India: 5 insects (387535).

Centre O.R.S.T.O.M, France: Herbier: 454 plants (381905, 381907, 383288,
383298, 384930, 384954, 385539, 386306, 386422).

Centro de Agricultura Tropical, Colombia: 246 plants (386441).
Centro Internacional de la Papa, Peru: 152 plants (384963).

Chamberlain Fund: 3 minerals and a cut gem (381460, 381463, 383016,
383051).

Colegio de Postgraduados, Mexico: 52 plants (382684, 383565, 383623,
385524).

Colorado, University of: Boulder Campus: 5 plant bugs (385365).

Conservatoire et Jardin Botaniques de la Ville de Geneve, Switzerland: 52
plants (383244, 383618, 383894, 384765, 386416).

Copenhagen, University of, Denmark: 37 plants (385550).
Cornell University: 6 fishes (384331); 8 insects (387277).

Dauphin Island Sea Lab: 6+ echinoderms (322098).

Delaware Museum of Natural History: 46 clams (305737).
Depto. de Oceanografia FURG, Brazil: a crustacean (373668).
Desert Botanical Garden: 39 plants (383923).

Dickinson College: 2 crustaceans (376323).

Drake’ Fund: 5,867. insects. (383222, 387597, 387618).

Estafeta Universitaria, Panama: Herbario de la Universidad de Panama:
228 plants (382354).

Eastern Marine Fisheries Development Center, Thailand: 50+ crustaceans
(385024).

Field Museum of Natural History: 54 plants (384728, 386302, 386315, 386425,
386477).

Florida State University: a plant (383295).
Florida, University of: 28 plants (381925, 383285); 89 insects (387540).

Forschungsinstitut Senckenberg, West Germany: 18 echinoderms (379374,
381679).

Franklin & Marshall College: North Museum: 2 slabs with dinosaur footprints
(379279) .

Friday Harbor Laboratories: 3 echinoderms (385426)

Fundacao Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatistica, Brazil: 135
plants (386446, 386461).

Georgia, University of: 5 echinoderms (381696).

George Mason University: 14 crustaceans (373298).

Grice Marine Biological Laboratory: 469 crustaceans (374016).

Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution, Inc.: 4 echinoderms (379371,
381686): Indian River Costal Zone Museum: 675 echinoderms (381670,
383643, 385416, 385405, 385440).

Harvard University: Herbarium: 2 plants (384719, 385564); Museum of
Comparative Zoology: 19 insects (383692).

Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory: 20 fossil (383375)
Hawaii, University of: a fish (380448); 9 echinoderms (381671).
Hebrew University, Israel: a fish (385486).

Herbario Nacional de Bolivia, Bolivia: 516 plants (383291).

Herbarium Humboldtianum, Argentina: 3 plants (382685).

Hillsdale College: a mounted ivory-billed woodpecker (383507).

Hong Kong, University of, China: 5 crustaceans (373884, 374645).
Houston, University of: 100 crustaceans including slides (373162).
Idaho, University of: 5 plants (385755).

Illinois State Museum: 3 insects (387625).

Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research, India: 51 insects (387537).
Indiana, University of: 3 plants (383243).

Institut de Geologie et Paleontologie, Switzerland: 42 fossils (384174).

Institute of Oceanographic & Fisheries Research (1I.0.A.K.E.), Greece: 11
fishes (385964).

Institute of Systematic Botany, The Netherlands: 211 plants (381914,
383580, 383581, 383596, 383966,° 384964, 385566, 385725).

Instituto Anchietani de Pesquisas, Brazil: Herbarium Achieta: 26 plants
(385580, 386817).

Instituto Boliviano de Biologia de Altura, Bolivia: Herbier ORSTOM:
26 plants (381853, 385597).

Instituto de Botanica del Nordeste, Argentina: 3 plants (384293).
Instituto Investigaciones Pesqueras, Spain: 64 fishes (385965).
Instituto Miguel Lillo, Argentina: 45 insects (387323).

Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones sobre Recursos Bioticos, Mexico:
Herbario: 5 plants (381880, 381902).

Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazonia, Brasil: a plant (384250);
7 insects (387595).

International Potato Center, Peru: 290 plants (384766).
Isleta de sur Pueblo (Tiqua), Indian Nation of: a ceramic pot (380540).
J. L. B. Smith Institute of Ichthyology, South Africa: 17 fishes (382833).

Jardin Botanico Nacional, Dominican Republic: "Dr. Rafael M. Moscoso"
Herbarium: 61 plants (383930, 385715, 385720).

Joseph M. Long Marine Laboratory: 4 protozoan slides (381694).

Kansas, University of: 4 insects (387598).

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Karachi, University of, Pakistan: 28 crustaceans (370167).
Leeds, University of, England: 21 plants (385529).

Louisiana State University: 4 bird skeleton (379073, 384648)); 21 plant
(384264, 384909).

Lyman House Memorial Museum: a mineral (374517).

Maine, University of: 200 echinoderms (326791); a fossil and a fossil cast
(385169).

Malaysia Forest Department Headquarters, Malaysia: Sarawak Herbarium: 5
plants (383909).

McGill University, Canada: 100 worms (281792).

Miami Metro Zoo: 17 frozen birds (383513).

Miami, University of: 8 crustaceans (332276); 188 echinoderms (335313).
Michigan State University: 16 plants (385559).

Michigan, University of Michigan: Herbarium: a plant (383268)

Mineral Fund: 32 specs. including minerals, quartzs and copper (381506,
381531, 381536, 381550, 382958, 382988, 383023, 384510, 384526, 384545).

Missouri Botanical Garden Herbarium: 2,729 plants (381879, 381891, 381892,
381893, 381896, 381909, 381911, 381917, 381919, 382358, 382359, 382688,
382694): 382712, 382725, 383226, 383227, 383251,) 383274, 3838.77. 384249,
384307, 384318, 384744, 384755, 384771, 384884, 384918, 384920, 385553,
386320).

Montana State University: 3 crustaceans (383064); 75 mollusks (384082,
384821).

Museo Civico di Storia Naturale del Salento, Italy: a bird skeleton
(382894).

Museu Botanico Municipal Herbario, Brazil: 92 plants (382304, 384269,
386787).

Museum National D’Histoire Naturelle, France: a fish (382149).

Museum and Art Galleries of the Northern Territory, Australia: an
echinoderm (385412).

Museum of Victoria, Australia: 2 mollusks (383194).
Nagasaki University, Japan: 6 fishes (382144).

National Institute of Oceanography, England: 3 echinoderms (383649).

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National Museum New Zealand, New Zealand: 62 fishes (385488).

National Taiwan University: Ichtyological Laboratory: China: 12 fishes
(382842).

Nevada State Museum: 11 plants (381881).
New Hampshire, University of: 26 echinoderms (327197).

New York Botanical Garden: Herbarium: 1,451 plants (381921, 382647, 383237,
383294, 383957, 384767, 385695, 386307).

Normandeau Associates, Inc.: 850 crustaceans (335539).
North Carolina State University: 5 protozoan microscope slides (381656).
North Carolina, University of: 17 plants (381877, 381924).

Northern Arizona University: a protozoan slide (381659); 9 fossils
(383440); a plant (383574).

Northern Territory of Arts & Sciences, Australia: a shrimp (373710).
Northern Virginia Community College: 4+ echinoderms (383662):

Nova University: echinoderms (385436).

Ohio Department of Natural Resources: 2 plants (384294).

Okayama University of Science, Japan: 11 plants (379783).

Okinawa Expo Aquarium, Japan: 2 echinoderms (347964).

Old Dominion University: a worm (374049).

Oporto University, Portugal: Institute of Biomedical Sciences: 2
echinoderms (383676).

Oregon State University: 33 plants (382717).

Pacific Tropical Botanical Garden: 3 plants (385578).

Pala International: 3 minerals (381485).

Paul E. Desautels Fund: a faceted gem (382993).

Pennsylvania State University: 45 fishes (374857, 377819, 381222).
Port Harcourt, University of, Nigeria: 65 crustaceans (372575).
Premier Gem Corporation: 2 diamond replicas (381503).

Puerto Rico, University of: a fish (382856).

Queensland, University of, Australia: 6 slides of echinoderms (383641).
Rama de Botanica Herbario-Hortorio, Mexico: 25 plants (382684).
Ramkhamhaeng University, Thailand: 296 crustceans (383063, 385025).

Rijksmuseum Van Natuurlijke Historie, The Netherlands: a crustacean
(367363); an echinoderms (381676); 170 fossil birds (384186).

Roebling Fund: 30 minerals (381465, 381473, 381522, 381534, 382953, 382983,
(383022).

Roland W. Brown Fund: 1,745 fossil plants (380291, 385199, 385200).

Royal Botanic Garden Herbarium, England: 53 plants (381840, 382690,
386473).

Royal College of Surgeons of England, England: 6 bird skeletons (382017)

Royal Ontario Museum, Canada: a bird (383499).

San Angelo State University: 5 bird study skins (364046).

San Francisco State University: 2 slides of echinoderms (385415).

Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History: 31 plants (386483).

Sea Pharm. Inc.: 8+ echinoderms (385400).

Shanghai Museum of Natural History, China: 33 fossils (382520).

Smithsonian Institution: Restricted Funds: See Also Canfield Fund, Casey
Fund, Drake Fund, Mineral Fund, Paul E. Desautels Fund, Roebling Fund,
Roland W. Brown Fund, Springer Fund, Stuart Fund, Walcott Fund.

South African Museum, South Africa: 3 echinoderms (385435).

South Australian Museum, Australia: 2 octocorals (381657); 2 worms
(384481).

South Carolina, University of: a crustacean and 2 worms (383053).

South Pacific, University of, Fiji Islands: 6 fishes (315925).

Southern Arkansas University: 139 crustaceans (373082, 383072, 372049).
Springer Fund: 21 fossil echinoderms (382488).

Station Marine d’Endoume et Centre d’Oceanographie, France: 5 crustaceans
(366009, 374069); an echinoderm (383680).

Stellenbosch, University of, South Africa: a plant (385760).

Stetson University: 7 plants (382262).

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Stuart Fund: 13 minerals (378915, 379603, 381462, 381475, 381486, 381498).

Suriname, University of, Suriname: National Herbarium of Suriname: 30
plants (383235).

T. F. H. Publications, Inc.: 50 fishes (382854).
Tall Timbers Research Institute, Inc.: 5000 worms (382788).

Texas A&M University: 73 crustaceans (373058, 375712); 14 plants (382706,
383935); fossils (386617).

Texas, University of: Herbarium: 103 plants (383225, 383292, 385521).
Tianjin Animal & Plant Quarantine Service: China: an insect (387569).
Tiroler Landesmuseum Ferinandeum, Austria: 3 insects (387342).

Tokyo, University of, Japan: an echinoderm (385401).

Toronto, University of, Canada: 6 echinoderms (385407); a plant (386044).
Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute, India: a plant (386478).
Tulane University: 30 fishes (383732): a fossil (384121).

Universidad Autonoma De Baja California, Mexico: 9 crustaceans (375649).
Universidad Autonoma de Sinaloa, Mexico: 9 plants (386805).

Universidad Central de Venezuela, Venezuela: 270 plants (381933, 382667,
384736, 384739, 386462).

Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina: 28 crustaceans (361566).
Universidad de Concepcion, Chile: 40 echinoderms (383650).
Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico: 2 plants (384296).

Universidad del Quindio, Colombia: 59 plants (383885).

Universidad Nacional, Columbia: 15 plants (384251, 382275, 383278).
Universidad Nacional Autonoma, Honduras: a plant (382643).
Universidad Nacional de Asuncion, Paraguay: 8 plants (382264).

Universidad Nacional Experimental de los Llanos Occidentales, Venezuela:
254 plants (384239).

Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos de Lima, Peru: 76 plants (384240,
384720).

Universidade de Caxias do Sul, Brasil: Herbario: 460 plants (381313,

381314, 381347, 382352, 382674, 382681, 382714, 383249, 383272, 383284,
383322, 383562;° 384897).

Universidade de Sao Paulo, Brazil: 12 fishes (338838); 3 plants (383950).

Universidade Estadual Sao Paulo, Brazil: Instituto de Biologia: 56 plants
(382336)

Universidade Federal da Paraiba, Brazil: 44 fishes (382839).
Universidade Federal De Vicosa, Brasil: 15 plants (381850).
Universidade Federal Do Rio De Janeiro, Brazil: 25+ crustaceans (385054).

Universitat Hamburg: Germany: 2 crustaceans (381766); Herbarium: 6 plants
(381875).

Universitat Wien, Austria: Institute fur Botanik: a plant (383968).

Universitat Zurich: Institut fur Systematische Botanik, Switzerland: 16
plants (382704, 384309).

Utsunomiya University, Japan: 14 plants (380665).
Victoria, University of, Canada: a crustacean (381773).

Walcott Fund: (380291-See Also Roland W. Brown) 276 fossils (381135,
382525, 385129).

Washington State University: 345 plants (381908).

Western Australian Museum, Australia: 8 echinoderms (385404).
Western Ontario, University of, Canada: a plant (383893).
West Florida, University of: 5 fishes (383733).

Wildlife Research Laboratory: 4 crustaceans (373770).

Wisconsin, University of: Herbarium: 5 plants and 3 photo copies of plants
(382321, 382699, 383239, 383920, 384267).

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute: 103+ worms (271291, 384471).

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NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY
Donors to the Collection

Anonymous donor. Photograph, gelatin silver print, of James Jones by Nancy
Crampton (NPG.88.118).

The Barra Foundation. Bronze bust portrait of S. Dillon Ripley by Walker
Hancock (S/NPG. 89.24).

The Family of Philip Dix Becker. Watercolor on ivory miniature portrait of
Chief Thundercloud by Eulabee Dix (NPG.89.66).

The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation. Oil on canvas portrait of George
Berkeley by John Smibert (NPG.89.25).

Mrs. Boris Chaliapin. Original artwork for TIME Magazine covers of Synman
Rhee (1950) and Harry Truman (1951).

Mrs. Boris Chaliapin and Irina Chaliapin Murphy. Oil on canvas portrait of
George London (T/NPG.89.67.95); oil on canvas portrait of Fritz Reiner
by Boris Chaliapin (NPG.89.68); one drawing each of the following:
Katherine Dunham (T/NPG.89.75.00), Marlene Dietrich (T/NPG.89.74.00),
Jascha Heifetz (T/NPG.89.76.97), Arturo Toscanini (NPG.89.78), and
Dmitri Tiomkin (NPG.89.77) by Boris Chaliapin; one print of Boris
Chaliapin, self-portrait (S/NPG.89.73); pencil and gouache studies for
TIME Magazine covers of Admiral Chester Nimitz (circa 1942) and Henry
Ford (1946) by Boris Chaliapin.

Mariana Cook. Photograph, gelatin silver print, of Lillian Hellman by Mariana
Cook (T/NPG.88.210.94).

Beverly J. Cox. Halftone music sheet of Kate Smith, unidentified artist
(S/NPG.89.4).

Ralph Crump and Donna Harman. Painted plaster bust portrait of Clarence
Darrow by Kathleen Wheeler (NPG.89.112); plaster bust miniature portrait
of Clarence Darrow by Kathleen Wheeler (NPG.89.111); painted plaster
bust portrait of George Norris (NPG.89.113).

T. Mellon Evans Foundation. Tempera and gouache on cardboard portrait of
Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas by Sir Francis S. Rose (NPG.88.161)
(partial odttit)) :

Rosemary Frank. Studies for TIME Magazine covers of Edward Kennedy by Larry
Rivers (1971); Paul McCartney by Peter Max (1976); "Hippies" by Group
Image (1967); Jeanne Moreau by Kees Van Dongen (1965).

Lydia Freeman. "Newstand", magazine, featuring lithograph of Al Hirschfeld by
Don Freeman (T/NPG.88.213.00).

Ira Glackens. Bronze head portrait of Charles Fitzgerald by Jo Davidson
(S/NPG.89.3); Oil on wood panel portrait of Rutherford B. Hayes by Lenna
Glackens (S/NPG.89.2).

Carolyn Reading Hammer. Tempera on panel self-portrait of Victor Hammer, "Man
in Black Robe" (NPG.89.51); Silverpoint drawing of Victor Hammer, self-
portrait (NPG.89.59); Mezzotint of Victor Hammer, self-portrait
(NPG. 89.60).

Dr. Fred W. Hicks III. Lithograph of Edward Everett, Currier & Ives
(NPG.89.63); Lithograph of John Hughes, Currier & Ives (NPG.89.64).

Richard Hinds. Oil on canvas portrait of Edward L. Bernays by Patricia Tate
(NPG. 88.212.00).

Judith and Steven Katten. Tempera painting of John Gilbert by Batiste
Madalena (NPG.89.80).

Patricia John Keightly and John Spaulding John. Oil on canvas portrait of
Thomas Mann by Grace S. John (NPG.88.203).

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Benjie Goodman Lasseau and Rachel Goodman Edelson. Oil on canvas portrait of
Benny Goodman by Rene Bouche (T/NPG.89.1.26).

David Levine. Thirty-three ink drawings of American political figures by
David Levine (S/NPG.88.124-156).

The Family of David E. Lilienthal. Photograph, gelatin silver print, of David
E. Lilienthal by Arnold Newman (T/NPG.88.230.91).

John Manship. Oil on canvas portrait of Paul Manship by John Manship
(NPG. 89.53).

Elizabeth Nicole McMartin. Unpublished portrait of Robert Kennedy for TIME
Magazine (1965) by Robert Vickrey.

Vincent and Sheila Downey Melzac. Bronze bust portrait of George Bush
(NPG. 89.85)

G. Joseph Minetti and Tierney Minetti Grinavic. Oil on canvas portrait of
Joseph McCarthy by Ila M. Junod (NPG.89.42).

Mary Ryan Gallery. Lithographic crayon drawing of William Jennings Bryan by
Hugo Gellert (NPG.89.62).

Time Inc. One hundred and fifteen pieces of original artwork for TIME
Magazine covers.

Miriam Troop. Pencil drawing of Ellsworth Bunker by Miriam Troop
(T/NPG.88.215.94); six drawings of Joseph Hirshhorn by Miriam Troop
(S/NPG.89.37.1-6).

William Varieka. Watercolor on paper portrait of Thomas Seir Cummings by
Augustus Earle (NPG.89.65) (partial gift).

Scott Vickrey. Unpublished portrait for TIME Magazine of Roger Maris (1961)
by Robert Vickrey.

Wendy Carolyn Vickrey and Paul Muenzinger. Unpublished portrait for TIME
Magazine of John F. Kennedy (circa 1959) by Robert Vickrey.

Donald Vogler. Lithograph of Peggy Bacon by Alexander Brook
(T/NPG.88.214.97).

Virginia M. Zabriskie. Photograph, gelatin silver print, of Henry Miller by
Man Ray (T/NPG.88.231.90); photograph, gelatin silver print, of Gloria
Swanson by Cecil Beaton (T/NPG.88.232.93).

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OFFICE OF HORTICULTURE
Donors to the Collection

Carol, Augie, and Pat Daum. Twenty-four Christmas tree ornaments;
beads.

Betsy Kimball Dempsey. Eighty Christmas tree ornaments; carousel
figurines.

Barbara Todd Kennedy. Five watercolor paintings of orchids.
Debbie Prots. One hundred Christmas tree ornaments; baskets.

Ruth Reetz and Marilee McNeilus. Two hundred and fifty-five
Christmas tree ornaments; sea shells.

Bess Smith. Two hundred and twelve Christmas tree ornaments;
Battenberg lace.

OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS
Donors to the Collection

Anibal Alvarado. Puerto Rican quiro made from a squash gourd.

Blue Star Tipi. Sioux tipi made of buffalo hide and poles.

Mrs. Donald Gregg, wife of Ambassador to Korea. Collection of
old Burmese recordings.

Emilia Mau'ia. Samoan fine mat made from lauhala (pandanus
fronds).

Nydia Rios de Colon. Puerto Rican drinking bowl made from a
squash gourd.

SMITHSONIAN FURNISHINGS COLLECTION
Donors to the Collection
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raport. Pair of Renaissance Revival side chairs;

Baltimore; 1883 (SI.89.35 & 36).
Richard E. Stamm. Chandelier; cast iron; oil burning; Meriden Ct.; ca. 1871

(89'.37)s
Miss Esther A. Manion. Four Rococo Revival side chairs; American; ca.1860
@89E50'3-53):

Donors of In-Kind Support

INTERNATIONAL CENTER

Donors of In-Kind -Support
OFFICE OF QUINCENTENARY PROGRAMS

University of Maryland at College Park, Department of Spanish and
Portuguese. Printing, interpretation services for the
symposium "Violence and Resistance in the Americas: The
Legacy of Conquest,” and an associated dinner and lecture
held at the University of Maryland.

INTERNATIONAL GALLERY - Caribbean Festival Arts Exhibition

Air Jamaica. Fifty-eight complementary air tickets to artisans
and scholars participating in ancillary programming and to
prize winners in demographic survey.

Angostura International Ltd., U.S. Division. Beverages for
opening night reception and display materials for
exhibition.

Appleton Rum Company, Jamaica. Beverages for opening night
reception and display materials for exhibition.

BWIA International. Complementary air tickets to scholars
participating in Dialogue series.

Embassy of Jamaica. Facilitated access to government agencies and
corporations who cooperated in exhibition.

Embassy of Trinidad and Tobago. Lent costume collection for
opening night gala. A representative served on the community
planning committee for the opening.

JAMPRO. Facilitated access to importers of Jamaican goods.

W. A. Taylor & Co. Tia Maria for Dialogue receptions.

NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK
Donors of In-Kind Support

The Earle Palmer Brown Companies. Creation, design, and production of
marketing materials for the National Zoo’s Centennial Society.

Dr. Jeffry Life. Extensive aquarium filter equipment for aquatic exhibits.

National Geographic Society. Assembled and installed TV cameras and recording
equipment for giant panda pregnancy. Created a remote control system .
for operating 24-hour monitoring of the panda.

SONY Corporation of America. Supplied on loan state-of-the-art TV monitoring
and recording equipment for the panda pregnancy watch. Equipment was
installed by the National Geographic Society.

Williams Whittle Associates, Inc. Wrote, designed and produced public service
advertisements for local magazines, newspapers and bus placards that
celebrate the Zoo’s Centennial. WWA also took charge of placing the

COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM
Donors of In-kind Support

Air France. International air transportation expenses for "L’Art de Vivre:
Decorative Arts and Design in France, 1789-1989" exhibition.

Anheuser Busch, Inc., Underwriting of entertainment costs and forty cases of
Michelob Dry beer for Junior Committtee benefit.

The Giorgio Armani Corporation. 200 samples of Armani Perfume for Junior
Committee benefit.

British Airways. International air freight expenses for "Courts and Colonies:
The William and Mary Style in Holland, England and America."

The Cascade Mountain Vineyards. Eight cases of white wine for Junior
Committee benefit.

Andre Chenoue & Fils. Partial underwriting of insurance costs for "L’Art de
Vivre" exhibition.

Foreign Office of the German Federal Republic. Contribution to insurance costs
for the exhibition "Erich Mendelsohn: Architectural Drawings."

Frost Lighting Company. Special lighting designs for Junior Committee benefit.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. International air freight services for the exhibition
"The Modern Dutch Poster: The First 50 Years, 1890-1940."

Kron Chocolatier. 500 samples of chocolate candy for Junior Committee benefit.

Lufthansa German Airlines. International air freight expenses for the exhibition
"Erich Mendelsohn: Architectural Drawings."

Maidstone Importers. Two cases of Kahlua for Junior Committee benefit.

Dick Mendelsohn. 500 bottles of Saratoga mineral water for event.

Nell’s. Use of club facilities for Junior Committee event.

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company. Ten cases of mixers for special events.

Piper Heidsieck Champagnes. Five cases of champagne for opening of "Courts
and Colonies" exhibition.

Remy Martin, USA. Five cases of champagne for opening of "Courts and Colonies"
exhibition.

The House of Seagram. One case of Chivas Regal for Junior Committee benefit.

Smithsonian Magazine. 500 magazines and 500 posters for Junior Committee
benefit favors.

Sotheby’s. 500 shopping bags for Junior Committee benefit.

The Upper Crust. Partial cost of catering services for Junior Committee benefit.

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART
Donors of In-Kind Support

Standard Clay Mines. 350 pounds of grey claystone used in family workshops
held in conjunction with “The Art of Paul Manship.”

Tiffany & Co. Engraving, printing and mailing of invitations for the
preview reception for "Masterworks of Louis Comfort Tiffany.”

Vanity Fair Magazine. “Perpetual Motif: The Art of Man Ray” preview
reception and dinner.

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OFFICE OF FOLKLIFE PROGRAMS
Donors of In-Kind Support

A.O. Smith/Thomas Sommerville Company. Four 50-gallon hot water
heaters for festival foodways demonstrations.

Alfredo Siani. Ten herb plants for Caribbean progran.

Allied Plywood. One hundred sheets of plywood and hardboard for
festival site construction.

Atebara Potato Chips Company, Inc. Sixteen pounds taro chips for
festival hospitality.

B. F. Trappey's and Sons, Inc. Seven cases pickled products and
hot sauce for French and French American festival
participants.

Bacardi Import. Two cases white rum for Caribbean festival
progran.

Barrons Lumber. Lumber for festival site construction.

Bong Brothers Coffee Company. Ten pounds Kona coffee for Hawai'i
festival participants.

Botanical Gardens. Plants and herbs for festival programs.

Boudin King. Boudin sausage for festival participants and staff.

Cafe Bustelo. Two cases coffee for Caribbean participants.

Campbell Sales Co. One case pork and beans for Hawai'i program
general store.

Captain Cook Coffee Company. Two pounds Kona coffee for Hawai'i
program participants.

Carnation Company. Four cases evaporated milk for Hawai'i
program general store.

Crop Genetics International. Twelve planters with sugarcane for
Hawai'i festival progran.

Devlin Lumber. Lumber for festival site construction.

Dial Corporation. Five cases Vienna sausages for Hawai'i program
general store.

Easterwood Rice Sales Corporation. Fifty pounds rice for
Caribbean program foodways demonstrations.

Florida State Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry and
Consumer Services. Twenty-five coconut palms and palm
fronds for Caribbean progran.

Florida Sugar Cane League. Twelve cases cut sugar cane for
Caribbean progran.

Frito Lay of Hawai'i, Inc. Five cases Maui Chips for festival

hospitality.

Fruit and Spice Park. Cassava and malonga plants for Caribbean
progran.

Fugya, Ltd. Two cases rice crackers for Hawai'i program general
store.

G-Street Fabrics. Two bags of remnants for Caribbean festival
program site.

George A. Hormel. Two cases of Spam for Hawai'i program general
store.

Gould's Pumps. Two water pumps for Hawai'i program taro Joi'.

Granny Goose Foods, Inc. Nine cases taro chips for Hawai'i
program participants.

Hawai'i Department of Agriculture, Marketing Division. Fresh
tropical flowers for Hawai'i site and lei.

Hawai'i Pork Industry Association. Four pigs for Hawai'i
progran.

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Hawaiian Service, Inc. Two hundred fifty postcards for Hawai'i
program general store.

Imperial Products. Four hundred thirty pounds of charcoal for
Caribbean program foodways demonstrations.

J. Martinez and Company. Twenty pounds Kona coffee for Caribbean
program participants.

Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Inc. Four oak barrels for Hawai'i
program general store and French program planters.

Kona Kai Farms. Twenty-five pounds Kona coffee beans for Hawai'i
program participants.

Konriko. Fifty pounds rice for Caribbean program foodways
demonstrations.

Kuai Kookies. Two cases macadamia nut cookies for Hawai'i
program participants.

Lanai Company. Two cases pineapples for Hawai'i progran.

Maryland Pork Producers. Four pigs for Hawai'i progran.

Maui Chips. Fifty-eight cases Maui chips for festival
hospitality.

Papaya Administrative Committee. One hundred papayas for Hawai'i
progran.

Pier I Imports. Three hundred white paper lanterns for O'bon
tower in Hawai'i progran.

Puukapu Farms. Two hundred jars of jam for Hawai'i progran.

Rudi's Foods, Inc. Pastries for festival crew.

Sioux Trading Post Inc. Five braids of sweetgrass for American
Indian progran.

Southern Tropicals. Tropical plants and shipping for festival
site.

Steel and Wire Company. Four hundred pounds drywall screws for
festival site construction.

Sugar Association. Four hundred pounds of sugar for Caribbean
program foodways demonstrations.

Tandy Leather Company. Cowhide for American Indian progran.

Vie de France Baking Corporation. Bread for festival
participants.

William B. Riley Coffee Company. Seventy-five pounds Luzianne
coffee for festival hospitality.

Yick Lung Company, Inc. Crack seed, assorted flavored chips and
display rack for Hawai'i program general store and
hospitality.

OFFICE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

Donors of In-Kind Support

Carillon Importers Ltd. Beverages for two events during tenth international
symposiun.

Monsieur Bernard de Nonancourt, chairman, Domaine Laurent Perrier. Champagne
for tenth international symposium reception.

TOTAL Compagnie Francaise de Pétroles. Two first-class plane tickets, Paris
to United States, for tenth international symposium.

TWA. Six first-class plane tickets, Paris to United States, for tenth inter-
national symposiun.

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Appendix 8

Contributing Members of the Smithsonian Institution in Fiscal Year 1989

SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS

The Contributing Members of the Smithsonian National Associates support the Institu-
tion through generous annual contributions. Such participation, in conjunction with
special gifts from the members, enables the Institution to pursue specific projects and
broader research, acquisition, preservation, and education efforts that might otherwise

not be possible.

The Smithsonian Institution gratefully acknowledges the loyal and thoughtful support
of the Contributing Membership. Sponsoring Members ($300) and Sustaining Members

($600) are listed separately.

SUSTAINING MEMBERS

Dr. J. Scott Abercrombie, Jr.

Hon. and Mrs. David C. Acheson

Mr. Davey L. Adams, Jr.

Mr. T. L. Albertson

Ms. Marcia Y. Almassy

Mr. Arthur Andraitis

Mr. G. J. Andrews

Dr. and Mrs. Henry D. Angelino
Mr. Keith W. Antcliff

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Antes
Mr. Alfred C. Antoniewicz
Ms. Barbara A. Aplanalp
Hon. Anne L. Armstrong

Mrs. John Paul Austin

Mrs. Ray Awtrey

Ms. Margaret F. Babbitt

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Balfour
Mr. Fred C. Ballman

Miss Mary J. Barbee

Mr. George L. Barbour

Mr. Michael Barczak

Mr. Jack R. Barensfeld

Mr. Jean L. Barker

Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Barr
Capt. Celia Barteau

Mrs. W. P. Battell

Mr. Jeffrey D. Bauman

Dr. David R. Bayless

Mr. William H. Beardsley
Mr. Charles Beer

Ms. Marguerite Bender

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Benedict
Mrs. Harriet F. Benson

Mr. James H. Berkson

Mr. John A. Bernard

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Bernett
Mr. Harry M. Bickford

Dr. Charles E. Bickham, Jr.

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Mr. Anthony P Biemans

Mr. William S. Birdseye

Miss Eliza H. Bishop

Mrs. Elsie F. Bixler

Mrs. Hill Blackett

Ms. Alexandra Blackhurst

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Blair
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Blumberg
Hon. Lindy Boggs

Hon. and Mrs. Edward P. Boland
Ms. Jane A. Boorman

Mr. Clifton W. Boots

Dr. Antonio Bosch

. and Mrs. William G. Bowen
. and Mrs. Mitchell T. Bowie
. George C.W. Bowles

s. Constance T. Boyd

and Mrs. Jay M. Boyd

and Mrs. Robert C. Braden
and Mrs. Robert A. Brechler

v

and Mrs. Karl K. Breit

and Mrs. John F. Breyer, Jr.
and Mrs. Clemens B. Bribitzer
s. Arlene A. Brown

Patricia L. Brown

Steven Brummel

and Mrs. Gerard E. Brundige
William H. Buchanan
Sheldon W. Buck

and Mrs. Frederick P. Burgee
n. Warren E. Burger

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Bush

Mr. R L Butler, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Carter
Mr. John J. Cashmire

Hon. Elford A Cederberg

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and Mrs. Robert C. Breckenridge

Ms. Patricia Chamblin

Mr. Harvey Chapin

Mr. Harry R. Charles, Jr.

Mrs. Harold W. Cheel
Mr..and Mrs. Everett N. Ciccone
Mrs. Charles S. Clark

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cohen

Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Coleman, Jr.
Miss Vivian G. Conklin

Hon. and Mrs. Silvio O. Conte
Mr. Mark N. Cookingham

Mr. Mark E. Cooper

Mr. Dallas M. Coors

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Cornelius
Mrs. Louis Corson

and Mrs. Ralph J. Coselli

. Curtis W. Cox

and Mrs. Earle M. Craig, Jr.
Joyce Creamer

and Mrs. Geoffrey Creede

. Eugene E. Crockett

. Robert D. Cunningham

. J. G. Cutler

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Mrs. Evelyn Y. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. F. Elwood Davis
Mrs. Jerry R. Davis

Mr. John E. Davis

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Dean
Mr. Mel L. Decker

Mr. James L. Deegan

Ms. Martha J. Deem

Ms. Lois M. Delaney

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Dellheim
Mrs. Deborah J. Denefrio

Ms. Danna Denning

Mr. Geert M Deprest

Mr. Marquise Desurian

Mr. Hilton B. Dickerson

Mr. Douglas Dillon

Mrs. Charles G. Dodge

Mr. N.L. Doligalski

Mrs. David Donovan

Mr. Karl Douma

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Drage
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Dressler
Ms. Imogene S. Driscoll

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Drummeter, Jr.
Ms. Joanne E. Dumene

Dr. Lucia J. Dunham

Mr. and Mrs. H. Stewart Dunn, Jr.
Mr. Robert Edelmann

Mr. Peter D. Ehrenhaft

Miss Babs Eisman

Mr. and Mrs. Bart M. Eisner

Mr. F. H. Ellenberger

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Elmore
Col. Charles O. Eshelman

Dr. and Mrs. John Esswein

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Evans, Jr.
CMDR and Mrs. Thomas E. Fahy
Rev. Msgr M.F. Farina

Mrs. Ernest R. Feidler

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Feinberg
Col. J. J. Felmley

Mr. Albert B. Ferguson

Nicholas M. Ferriter

Mr. James George Fidler

Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Fisher, III
Mr. Gordon J. Flesch

Ms. Ellen L. Fogle

LtCol. William J. Foody

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Foster
Thiry Foundation

Mr. Benjamen Frank

Mr. Cary J. Frieze

Hon. J. William Fulbright

Capt. and Mrs. J. E. Galloway
Mr. and Mrs. Talal H. Gama

Mr. Frank L. Gambosh

Hon. E. J. Garn

Miss Helen W. Giacobine

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gibian
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard M. Glassman
Dr. Louis Gluck

Hon. Robert F. Goheen

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Goldman
Col. and Mrs. Julius Goldstein
Hon. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater
Mrs. Seabury S. Gould, IV

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Grant
Mrs. Earle Gray

Ms. Ruth C. Greenberg

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Green

Dr. and Mrs. Crawford Greenewalt
Mr. Regis A. Greenwood

Mrs. Joseph B. Gregg

Mrs. Florence L. Gussman

Dr. Lee P. Haacker

and Mrs. Frederick J. Haas
Theodore J. Hadraba, Jr.
Allen R. Halper

and Mrs. Kingsley W. Hamilton
. Morella R. Hansen

. Kurtz M. Hanson

and Mrs. Hardy Hargreaves
and Mrs. William Harmon

. Irving B. Harris

. Leslie S. Harrold

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Hon. and Mrs. Parker T. Hart
Dr. Caryl P. Haskins ©

Harold. Haverty

Mones E. Hawley

and Mrs. John Heard

and Mrs. David R. Heebner
and Mrs. Felder F: Heflin
and Mrs. Robert M. Henry
and Mrs. John Dean Herman
William Herring

A.Leon Higginbotham, Jr.
and Mrs. William J. Hines
and Mrs. Robert M. Hinton
James M Hobbins

and Mrs. John Hodges
William P. Holcombe

and Mrs. Gregory Hopfer
and Mrs. George C. Hudspeth
. W. C. Huffman

Richard H. Hulit

s. Carlisle H Humelsine

Jack B. Humphries

Albert S. Hunt, Jr.

s. Elizabeth L. Hunter

and Mrs. William H. Hunter
and Mrs. J. C. Irby

and Mrs. N. S. Irey
Stephen D. Ishmael
Reinhardt H. Jahn

Axel Jelstrup

and Mrs. David D. Johnson
Ernest S. Johnston

John H. Johnston

and Mrs. Richard E. Jones
and Mrs. Samuel C. Jones
Robert M. Joyce

Bernard Karr

and Mrs. Joseph A. Kayatta
Phyllis Kayten

and Mrs. Kenneth E. Kerle
s. Juliet F. Kidney

Samuel C. Kincheloe
Stephen King

William W. King

and Mrs. Joseph M. Kirchheimer
Kirby Kirksey

Karl D. Klauck

James M. Kline

John W. Know!es

Janet Anastacia Krombar
Otto Kruse

Cc. E. Kunkel

Dr. M. Kuppusami

Miss Martha Ladd

Judge and Mrs. Marion Ladwig
Mr. William R. Lamb

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Mr.
Ms.
Mr.
Dr.
Mr.

and Mrs. Robert H. Lando
Agatha Larson
and Mrs. John K. Laws
and Mrs. Jack M. Layton
Sperry Lea

Miss A. K. Lee

Ms.
Mr.

Mrs.
Mrs.
. Edmund W. Littlefield
. Robert J. Lockridge

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Hon.
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Edith A. Lehner

and Mrs. Elmore Leonard
Lawrence S. Lesser
Eunice K. Lipkowitz

and Mrs. Walter M. Loeffler
Ursula G. Lohmann

and Mrs. H. M. Love

and Mrs. Schuyler Lowe

and Mrs. Jack Ludwick

John E. Lutz, II

and Mrs. Ronald P. Lynch
and Mrs. Mitchell S. Magid
Helen J. Malmstead

E. Mandac

and Mrs. Harry Mandil

Jack Mark

and Mrs. R. A. Marmet
Robert A. Marmon

and Mrs. John F. Marshall, Jr.
R. N. Marshall

Michael L. Martin

and Mrs. Ernest T. Mashiyama

ol. and Mrs. Glenn W. Mayer

Marzell Mayr

and Mrs. Gordon W. McBride
W.W. McCalla

Donald E. McCallister

E. J. McCormack, Jr.

Jack H. McCreery

W. C. McCrone

and Mrs. John S. McDaniel, Jr.
Barnabas McHenry

Martha McLaughlin

and Mrs. John D. McLean
James A. McNeese

and Mrs. Benjamin T. Meintzer, Sr.
and Mrs. Robert S. Melville
Rose Menz

Vincent Mercurio

Ida C. Merriam

Paul D. Meyer

Carla Michaels

and Mrs. Gordon K. Milestone
Edith J. Miller

. and Mrs. James E. Miller

Warren G. Miller
Norman Y. Mineta
William E. Minshall

Ms. Laura A. Mitchell

Mr. J. B. Montgomery

Dr. Robert H. Moore

Mrs. Ann K. Morales

Dr. Edwin E. Morey

Hon. Robert B. Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Morison
Hon. and Mrs. Frank E. Moss
Hon. Daniel P. Moynihan

Mr. and Mrs. James Mulshine
_Miss Janet H. Murray

John M. Murray

Robert L. Nace

Robert L. Neff

and Mrs. Jack R. Newman
Scott Newton

Robert W. Ney

and Mrs. Henry Nickel
and Mrs. Richard A. Niles
and Mrs. Roger A. Nitto
Karl G. Nowak

. Terry A. Obrien

CMDR Lester E. Ogilvy

Mrs. Alfred J. Olmo

Mrs. John Omaster

Mrs. Leah H. Owen

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Parry
Dr. J. D. Patterson

Mr. William R. Patterson

Hon. Claiborne Pell

Mr. Craig Abbott Pendergast
Mr. J. Roy Pennell, Jr.

Mrs. Shelley Perper

Miss Jacqueline Perry

Mrs. Harold S. Pettit

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Pfeiffer
Dr. Ian R. Phillips

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Picken
Mr. J. Pierce

Mr. and Mrs. Guy H. Pitts
Mrs. John N. Plakias

Dr. Marjorie P. Pollack

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Poor
Mr. H. Posner, Jr.

Mrs. Kazuko K. Price

Mr. and Mrs. Melville J. Price
Hon. and Mrs. J. Danforth Quayle
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anton Rademaker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Reagan
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. Reagan
Ms. Nina Belle Redditt

Mr. Philip D. Reed, Jr.

Mr. John C. Reel

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Reese
Ms. Faith Rees

Mrs. Charlotte Rehberg

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Hon. William H. Rehnquist

Mr. and Mrs. J. Donald Reilly
Mr. Frank M. Reynolds

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Richards
Mr. William W. Richardson

s. Ashley Ridgway

Mrs. Carlyn Ring

Miss Jean Roberts

Ms. Mary M. Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Robeson, Jr.
Mr. L. A. Roepcke

Mrs. Priscilla B. Rogers

Mr. Don Rolf

Mr. Gary D. Rosch

Ms. J.S. Rose

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rowe

Mrs. Lois B. Rowland

Mrs. William E. Royer

Ms. Marcia Rubenstein

Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Russo

Mrs. Bennett Y. Ryan, Sr.

Hon. James R. Sasser

Mr. and Mrs. Thorndike Saville, Jr.
Hon. and Mrs. James H. Scheuer
and Mrs. Douglas A. Schiffman
and Mrs. H. L. Schmelzer
_and Mrs. Charles H. Schreyer
Harold A. Schwartz

James J. Scott

and Mrs. Gene F. Seevers
and Mrs. Harold A. Serr
and Mrs. Joseph E. Seubert
and Mrs. Ernest R Seymour
Philip V. Sheehan

. W. Mason Shehan

and Mrs. Gerard E. Shelton
F. J. Sherwood

Lynne Sherwood

Theodore J. Shively

and Mrs. Clyde E. Shorey
George B. Shott

s. Laura Devine Shown

Dana H. Shultz

M. L. Sibley

and Mrs. Warren Sichel

Mrs. Manley H. Simons

Dr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Skeehan
and Mrs. Gerald Slawecki
Dr. Harvey C. Slocum, Jr.

Mrs. Bernice Roe Smith

. Charles E. Smith

. Frank O. Smith

. W. Y. Smith

. and Mrs. Adolphe B. Smoat
. Patrick Snead

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and Mrs. Richard B. Wallace
and Mrs. Frank S. Walters

Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Soxman
Mrs. Roger Squire

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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Stanton . F. B. Warder

Mr. R. N. Stefan Joe W. Ward

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stephens P. Devers Weaver

Mr. Leslie Stevens Mrs. Sylvia B. Weaver

Mr. Joseph T. J. Stewart Mr. V. Phillips Weaver

Mr. and Mrs. William O. Stewart Hon. and Mrs. James E. Webb
Dr. L. Dow Strader, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Weersing
Mr. Jeffrey Sturgess Mr. and Mrs. Emil P. Weilbacher, Jr.
Mr. Harris M. Sullivan Mr. J. R. Weiss

Mrs. Arthur H. Sulzberger Ms. Katherine E Welsh

Mr. David A. Sutherlund Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Wensink
Mr. Louis W. Swann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Western
Ms. Mary Swanson Ms. Adelia C. Wheeler
Mrs. Phelps H. Swift Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Wherley
Mr. Paul C. Symmons Col. and Mrs. Grover C. White, Jr.
Mr. Thomas P. Teenor Dr. John P. Whiteley

Mr. Allen D. Thomas Ms. Rita L. White

Ms. Arlene K. Thomashow Mrs. B. A. Whitmarsh

Mrs. B. W. Thoron Hon. Jamie L. Whitten

Mr. Stephen Tilton Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wilkinson, Jr.
Mr. George S. Trees, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Willcox
Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Tucker Mr. J. Reid Williamson

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Tucker Ms. Pauline E. Williman

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Turner, III Mrs. John M. Willits

Mr. David S. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Morton H. Wilner
Mrs. Jean A. Twitchell Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ulrich Mrs. Harriet L. Wilt

Mr. Leroy J. Vanderwende Mr. and Mrs. Payson Wolff

Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Vansant, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Wolf
Dr. William C. Van Arsdel, III Mrs. Jane Ludwig Worley

Mr. Raoul M. Verhagen Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Wurz

Ms. Alice B. Vincilione Hon. Sidney R. Yates

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis C. Wachs Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Zeigler, Jr.
Mr. George W. Walburn Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Zitter
Mr. Theodore H. N. Wales

SPONSORING MEMBERS

Mr. David E. Aaronson

Mr. and Mrs. Bytle M. Abbin
Col. and Mrs. James D. Adams
Dr. Samuel W. Adams

Mr. E.A. Adomat

Mrs. Carolyn Agger-Fortas

Ms. Doris D. Albert

Mr. P. Albiez

Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Alexander, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Alexander
Mrs. Lynne L. Alfieri

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Allbert
Mr. Burton O. Allen

Mr. Charles D. Allen

Mr. Ethan Allen

Ms. Katherine F. Allen

Mr. Robert H. Allen

Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Allen
Mr. Steven J. Allen

Mr. Billy D. Allison

Mrs. Carolyn Alper

Mr. and Mrs. Lambert E. Althaver
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Ames
Mr. Douglas C. Ammon

Mr. Clifford H. Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Anderson
Ms. Leslie Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Anderson
Mr. Frederick F. Andrews

Dr. George C. Anison

Ms. Rose C. Anthony

Ms. Josephine G. Antolik

Miss Marcia Ann Appel

Mr. E. J. Archbold

Mr. Paul A. Archer

Mr. Earl S. Archibald

Miss Marie G. Argana

William D. Armstrong

Helen J. Arthur-Dunn

J. Ashman, Jr.

and Mrs. C.M. Ashton

and Mrs. W.S. Atherton
Jean M. Auel

s. Francis Austin

Imogen E. Averett

and Mrs. Donald G. Avery
and Mrs. William I. Bacchus
and Mrs. Norman G. Bach
Gordon N. Backlund

W.E. Badenhausen, Jr.

and Mrs. David A. Baerncopf
and Mrs. C.W. Bahan

. Charles S. Bailey

s. Henry W. Baird

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Baker
Mrs. Virginia B. Baker

Ms. Velma N. Baldwin

Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Ball, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Ballinger
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Ball

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ballowe
Capt. and Mrs. Stuart M. Ball
Farmers State Bank

A. F. Banks

Walter Baranowski

and Mrs. Dwight H. Barnes
. Julian L. Barnett

Gene Baroni

Andrew Barr

and Mrs. E. W. Barrett

and Mrs. John W. Barrow
and Mrs. Terrence J. Barry
and Mrs. Art Bartlett
Jordan J. Baruch

and Mrs. Charles W. Bash
Gene R. Bales

and Mrs. W. H. Batie

and Mrs. Myron C. Baum
Robert D. Baynes

and Mrs. Anthony J. Bazza
Barbara Purse Beach

. Lloyd P. Beachy

John W. Bean

R. Gifford Beaton

and Mrs. John M. Beaulieu
John R. Beaver

and Mrs. Allan Beckanstin
Eugene H. Beck

Deanna Belcher

Lawrence P. Belden

and Mrs. Jack Bender

Mrs. Linda B. Bender

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Benham
Dr. and Mrs. Richard W. Benjamin
Mr. Gregory Benkovic

Amb. and Mrs. W. Tapley Bennett, Jr.
Mrs. Iona Benson

Ms. Marie Bergmann

Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Berlin

Dr. Harold Berman

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bermant
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Berney
Mr. Samuel W. Bernheimer

Mrs. Carol P. Berry

Dr. William R. Bertelsen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Betz
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Beverlin
Mr. Eugene J. Bevers

Dr. David Bick

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Mr. Joseph B. Bidwell

Mr. Bruce Biggs °

Mr. Howard M. Bingham

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. Black
Mrs. V. Blaine

Hon. and Mrs. Warren E. Blair
Ms. Frances G. Blank

Mr. James Blaser

Mrs. Edna F. Blum

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Blume
Ms. Enola V. Bode

Mr. David Bodycombe

Mrs. Curtis C. Bogart

Dr. George P. Bogumill

Dr. Cary W. Booz

Mr. and Mrs. John Boppart

Ms. Jean B. Bort

Mr. Robert M. Bosma

Mrs. T. Botsford

Ms. Barbara C. Bottarini

Ms. Margaret L. Bourgerie

Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Boverman
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Boyer

Dr. Norman Boyer

Ms. Eugenie R. Bradford

Mrs. Anna E. Bradley

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bramsen
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Branda
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Brandow
Mr. James Brannan

Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brantley
Mrs. F. E. Brantley

Mr. Willam E. Braunig

Mr. William W. Bray

Mrs. S. Brazil

and Mrs. Roy Bremerman, Jr.
and Mrs. Gene C. Brewer
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Miss C. McWilliams

and Mrs. David L. Mead
James C. Meade

and Mrs. Thomas Mears

and Mrs. William S. Meehan
Frank Meek, Jr.

s. Roberta V. Meek

onald F Mela

David L. Melvin

. Valere P. Menefee

Louis W. Menk

Leon A. Mensing

Bruce J Menzies

. William H. Meroney

John J. Meyer, III

and Mrs. Charles E. Meyer
and Mrs. Samuel M. Meyers
Mildred Middlekauff

and Mrs. Henry B. Middleton
MDR and Mrs. R. J. Miles
Grace Milgram

Lewis N. Miller, Jr.

Carroll L. Miller

Charles H. Miller

Harvey L. Miller

. and Mrs. John L. Miller
and Mrs. L. Allen Miller
Margaret A. Miller

and Mrs. Robert R Miller
and Mrs. Stanley G. Miller
and Mrs. Thomas C. Miller
and Mrs. Michael H. Mishkind
. and Mrs. Donald M. Mitchell
. and Mrs. Robert O. Mitchell
. Walter W. Mitchell

Mr. William H. Moesel

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Molinaro

Mr. R. W. Mompier

Mrs. Sarah D. Monk

Mr. M.R. Monroy

Dr. Carmen G. Montaner

Mr. Wilson M. Montero

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and Mrs. Wilbur T. Measley, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Albert Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Montgomery
Mrs. E. Moore

. Frederick A. Moore

. and Mrs. Richard H. Moore

. and Mrs. John H. Morava

Ms. Joyce Morgan

Mr. Shane Moriarity

Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Morley

Mrs. Blanche M. Morris

Ms. Firth Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh M. Morris

Mr. J. C. Morris

Mr. J. C. Morris, Jr.

Ms

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. Rosanna Morris
. Arthur R. Morse, Jr.
. Erik N. Mortensen
Dr. P. Steven Mote
RADM and Mr. Douglas F. Mow
Mr. Douglas Muder
Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Mueller
Ms. Sarah Mullady
Mrs. Gail W. Munder
Mr. Burnaby Munson
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Munson
Mr. Don Murdock
Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy
Ms. Sheila A. Murphy
. Josephine L. Murray
Gary A. Murrell
E. H. Muschlitz
Raymond R. Myslivy
Raymond A. Naimoli
George Nassauer
David N. Neal
and Mrs. Robert D. Neary
Robert H. Neff
Caterina K. Nelson
George E. Nelson
Andrew K. Ness
Conley W. Ness
and Mrs. Paul W. Neuenschwander
and Mrs. Harry O. Neukomm
John H. Newell
tCol. Arthur Newton
and Mrs. Kenneth E. Nicholl
Patricia I. Nichols
Orville F. Nielsen
and Mrs. Earl W. Niles
Paul H. Nitze
and Mrs. William Nitze
. David G. Noonan
W. R. Norfolk
. C. Norman

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. Nanna M. Norrington

and Mrs. F. N. Norris, Jr.
John W. Norris, Jr.

and Mrs. Robert L. North
and Mrs. William M. North
. John Norton

and Mrs. David P. Notley
Milton G. Nottingham, Jr.
Walter J Novak

. Dorothy Nubel

Martin Nyberg
. William F. O’Meara

and Mrs. Denis T. O’Sullivan
and Mrs. William J. O’Connor
Robert K. Oaks

Eileen Obrien

Mary Teresa Odeneal
Robert S. Oelman

Gerald Offerdahl

S.W.J. Ogush

W. G. Ohde

John A. O’Brien

Sam R. Olsen

and Mrs. Ted B. Olson
Richard Omohundro

P. Opdahl-

Peter Oppmann

J.-E. Oreilly, dr.

R. F. Osbahr

James C. Overholt

Bethea Owen

Joseph H. Owen,

Joseph H. Owens

J: CG: Pace

Donald K. Palmer

and Mrs. Ralph A. Palmer
John R. Pancella
P. Panchal
Dr. and Mrs. Christos Papatheodordu
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Parker

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Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Parsons

Ms. Mabel Parsons

Ms. Patricia H. Partnow

Mr. R. F. Paschall, Jr.

Mr. George Paterson, Jr.

Mr. Geoffrey L Patton

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Patton, Jr.
Mr

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C. L. Pecchenino

and Mrs. Alvin Peck
Robert Peck

Louis Peller

and Mrs. L. R. Pellissier
s. Paul J. Peltier

Edmund Pendleton

s. Thorn Pendleton

and Mrs. William C. Penick
Clarence Pennington
Anastasia Perez

s. Thomas Perkins

and Mrs. Warren A. Perkins
and Mrs. F. Alan Perlberg
and Mrs. Michael Perlberg
John Perruzzi

Dorothy F. Perry

Gene Perry

James P. Perry

and Mrs. John F. Perry
Sandra J. Perry

Dalton E. Peterson
Samantha A. Peterson
Cliff Pfaff

Robert F. Pfafman

A. Phillips

and Mrs. J. Olcott Phillips
Patrick Kent Pierce

Ms. Ellen Pilsecker

Mrs. Karen Pingitore

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Piper
Mr. John B. Pitchford

LtCol. Charles D. Pitts

Ms. Elinor Plimack

Ms. Diane J. Plotts

Mrs. Irene Plummer

Mr. and Mrs. Welch Pogue
Mrs. Donald T. Pomeroy

. Robert D. Pomeroy

. Leroy Poole

and Mrs. Nicolas M. Poplawsky
. Janice Popp

. and Mrs. Dwight J. Porter
. Ralph Porter

Reno R. Porter

. and Mrs. Ben Porto

. Mildred Potock1

and Mrs. Alan L. Potter
Mrs. George Poulson

Miss Amy H. Pound

Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Pounds
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Powell
Mrs. Oscar M. Powell

Mr. Robert E. Pownall

Mr. Richard L. Prager

Mrs. Charles P. Price

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Dr. and Mrs. Jerold Principato
Ms. Gloria Prochaska-

Mrs. Helen T. Purcell

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Purcell
Mr. W. M. Quackenbush

Mrs. L King Quan

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Quinn
Mr. John A. Radway, Jr.

Mr. David A. Ransom

Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Raphael
Miss Ann Rasche

and Mrs. George E. Rassa
. Philip Ratcliffe

. and Mrs. Earl C Ravenal
. Beverly A. Rawles

and Mrs. Paul Rawn
Russell D. Raymond

W. Ray

. Patricia Reardon

F.R. Rebsamen

and Mrs. Ralph H. Redford
Atlee J. Reeb

Rollin M. Reeder

s. John H. Rees

and Mrs. Robert Reeves
Mrs. Joan Reilly

Dr. Michael J. Reilly

Mr. Lawrence F. Reinalter
Mrs. Edwin F. Rensler

Mr. H. A. Rentschler

Dr. and Mrs. F. Turner Reuter
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reynierse
Mr. Frank C. Reynolds, Jr.
Mr. Robert Reynolds

Dr. Terry N. Reynolds

Mr. Roy C. Rhinehart, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rhoads
Mr. R. L. Rhodes, Jr.

Miss Kathleen Ribaudo

Mr. Arthur H. Rice

Mr. Allen Richards

Mr. E. Jerome Richards

Mr. Arthur L. Rich

Ms. Melissa J. Richens

Mr. G.R. Rich

Miss B. A. Richmond

Mr. Charles Rick

Mr. Edward H. Riddle

Mr. Richard D. Rife

Mr. John R. Rimmer

Dr. J. Jerome Rinaldi

Miss Marilyn Rising

Mr. and Mrs. John O. Rittenhouse
Mrs. Frances H. Ritter

Mr. Robert E. Ritter

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and Mrs. Schuyler Ritter
and Mrs. John H. Rixse, Jr.
Stephen C. Robbins

W. R. Robbins

and Mrs. Chalmers M. Roberts .-
and Mrs. K. S. Roberts

and Mrs. George A. Robertson
Ruth Roberts

and Mrs. F L Robinson

. and Mrs. Ray Robinson

Mrs. Richard Rodgers

Mr. Dietrich Roesler

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Rogers
Mrs. Vera E. Rogers

Ms. Mimi Rolland

Judge and Mrs. Herbert L. Rollins
Mr. Glen D. Ronca

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Root
Mrs. M.Elaine Roschman

Mr. Charles H. Rose

Mr. Irving Rose

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rose

Mr. Douglas Rosenbaum

Mrs. Nathan Rosenfeld

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Rose
Mr. J. W. Roskos

Dr. S. Rossello

Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Rosser
Mr. James B. Ross

Mr. John J. Ross

Ms. Janice K. Rothlauf

Ms. Liebe Mary Roth

Mrs. Elizabeth D. Rott

Ms. Marya Rowan

Mr. and Mrs. Josiah P. Rowe
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Rowland
Mr. Charles Rozier

Mr. B. Cecil Rubin

Dr. Philip Rubovits-Seitz

Mrs. Pat Rucker

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Rugani
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Rule
Mr. J. W. Runyon, Jr.

Mr. Jasper L. Russell

Dr. Edward C. Ruth

Mr. anc Mrs. John M. Ryan
Dr. Stephen K. Rymer

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Sab:no
Dr. and Mrs. Abner Sachs

Mr. Alan B. Sadwin

Dr. H. Pagan Saez

Mr. Richard H Salz

Dr. Arthur Sandstrom

Mr. A. Herbert Sandwen

Mr. Nilo M. Santiago

Mrs. Stanley J. Sarnoff

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Satran

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Satterwhite
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sawick
Mrs. Lillian M. Saxe

Alice E Sayre

. Francis B. Sayre

. Albert Sbar

. James P. Scannell

. and Mrs. Eugene M. Schaeffer
. William F. Schaper

. and Mrs. Arnold Scheinman
Mrs. Robert S. Scheu

Mrs. Henry S. Schieferstein

Mr. and Mrs. J. Vincent Schlegel
Miss Matilda P. Schlicht

Dr. and Mrs. S. P. Schmal

Mr. Richard L Schmidt

Miss Marguerite V. Schneeberger
Dr. and Mrs. Hans H. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Ian R. Schneider
Ms. Margaret M. Schneider

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider
Dr. William H. Schneider

Dr. Sid Schnoll

Mr. Anthony A. Schoendorf

Mr. James E. Scholl

Ms. Alice Schonberg

Mr. R.S. Schreiber

Mr. D. L. Schroeder

Mr. and Mrs. J. Schroeder

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. John C. Schuldt
. and Mrs. Martin L. Schulman
. Robert Schwaner

Dr. Edward H. Schwarz

Mrs. Charles M. Scott

Ms. M. B. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Scott

Mr. Bernard L. Scriven

Mr. H.D. Sears, Jr.

Dr. Mary E. Sears

Mrs. Gerald H. Seifert

Mr. Wiiliam M. Senkus

Mr. Harry Severin

Mrs. Polly Shackleton

Mr. Scott Shadle

Ms. Elaine G. Shafrin

Mr. Kevin E. Shanahan

Mr. Roy J Shanker

Ms. Karen S. and G. Shapell

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Shatz

Dr. Daniel L. Shaw, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sheffield

and Mrs. John W. Shepard
and Mrs. R. M. Shepard

and Mrs. Gerald A. Sheppard
and Mrs. George E. Sherman
and Mrs. Richard J. Sherman
and Mrs. Norman Sher

Miss Katherine Shilling

Mr. Rufus Shivers

Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Shnider
Mrs. Ross K. Shoolroy

Mrs. S.C. Shortlidge, Jr.

Mr. Robert H. Short

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shoup

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shrager

Dr. Stefan Shrier

Roy Shrobe

Harley F. Shuford, Jr.

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W. Leonard Sibley
Martha F. Siccardi
and Mrs. Irving H. Siegel
and Mrs. Jack Silberman

Russell L. Sill

Richard Sills

(A. WE. Silver

and Mrs. William H. Silvers
. and Mrs. Robert L. Simmons
and Mrs. Philip B. Simonds

and Mrs. Michael E. Simon

. Raymond Simon

Miss Alice H. Simpson

. J.T. Simpson

. Gladys M. Singer

. and Mrs. Joe L. Singer

. Richard Singer

and Mrs. James D. Singletary
and Mrs. Lionel J. Skidmore

. and Mrs. Robert Skold

. Eileen S. Slack

. and Mrs. Paul Slezak

. Richard C. Sloan

Mrs. Walter W. Slocum

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sloss

Ms. Jennifer Small

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Smith Jr.
Mr. Benjamin K. Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Smith
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. Edward M. Smith
. Ella E. Smith
Ms. Luella A. Smith
Mr. Raymond S. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Stevan B. Smith

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Mr. Thomas F. Smith

Mr. W. Tilford Smith, Jr.

Mrs. Witham Smith

Mr. Howard F. Smothers

Dr. George E. Snider, Jr.

Miss Ginny Sniegon

Mr. John B. Snyder

Mr. W. P. Snyder, III

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Solat

Mr. David Solo

Mr. William H. Somerville

Hon. and Mrs. Soren C. Sommerfelt
Ms. Lynn A. Soukup

Mrs. Sylvia Spar

Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Spear
Mr. Mark Speizer

Mr. Harry H. Spence

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Sperling
Mr. Fred Spinder

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sponseller
Mr. L. Spozais

Mrs. V. Spratley

Mr. Omer F. Spurlock

Mrs. H. V. Staelens

Ms. Virginia Stainton

Mrs. Donna W. Stanford

Mr. Ellwood C. Stang

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Donn A. Starry

and Mrs. Ralph C. Stayer
and Mrs. Frederick R. Stebbins
and Mrs. Dudrey Sieel
Simon Steely

William R. Stehle

and Mrs. William L. Stenger
and Mrs. Charles R. Stephan
Peter J. Stephens

W. Clinton Sterling, III
Abigail Sterling

Bruce B. Sterling

and Mrs. Carleton W. Sterling
Douglas D. Sterling

and Mrs. William Sternfeld

. J. Stevens

and Mrs. Edwin L. Stevens
Roland E. Stevens

Suzanne E. Stevens

and Mrs. Eugene P. Stichman
and Mrs. Richard W. Stickel]
and Mrs. Glen E. Stillwell
and Mrs. John E. Stinchfield
. Philip B. Stiness, Jr.

and Mrs. Frank A. Stocking
. Robert A. Stone

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and Mrs. John Strachan
Virgil R. Strader

and Mrs. John G. Strange
and Mrs. S. Tudor Strang
and Mrs. Richard H. Stratton
Warren J. Strudwick

David G. Stuart

s. Hosmer B. Stuck

William T. Stumb

John A. Sturm

Arthur Stutzer

and Mrs. Steven C. Suddaby
s. Sally A. Sullivan

. Vincent M. Sullivan

Paul L. Sulsky

John Sutch

Wilson A. Swanker

. J. R. Swank

Russell Swanson

and Mrs. Harold E. Sweeney
Mary R. Swicegood

Albert L. Symonds

Albert Szvetics

and Mrs. Leland E. Talbott
and Mrs. M. Tambasco
Darrell G. Tangman

T. Miriam Tani

Nancy Tarsitano

John B. Tavano

s. Delle Ernst Taylor

John Taylor

Robyn D. Taylor

W. H. Taylor

Roy Teramoto

Joseph M. Tessmer

Norman R. Thal, Jr.

Harper Thayer

Alan Thebert

Frank A. Therrell

and Mrs. Paul F. Thiele

A. P. Thomas

Barry Dan Thomas

Edmund Thomas

F. Joseph Thomas

and Mrs. Holcombe H. Thomas
. J. T. Thomas

t. and Mrs. Edgar K. Thompson
and Mrs. Edward L. Thompson
and Mrs. James L. Thompscn
Mims Thompson

and Mrs. Pierce Thompson

. W. Reid Thompson

. Charles A. H. Thomson
vee Margot K. Thomson

Mrs. Veronica Thorp

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tibor
Ms. Barbara L. Tierney

Mrs. L. E. Tierney

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tillman, III
Miss Catherine Tinkham

Mr. H. Titchell

Ms. Rosalie Toko

Mrs. Araks V. Tolegian

Leroy M. Tolman

J. Robert Tomlinson

and Mrs. Wilbur L. Townsend
and Mrs. F. Gerald Toye
Adrian G. Traas

and Mrs. Francis R. Trainor
and Mrs. William Travis

R F Trefielo

Edmond R. Tremblay

Jose E. Trias

and Mrs. Billy G. Troy

s. Pat Tuccio

s. James N. Tulloh

Robert L. Tull

Eva F Tully

and Mrs. William S. Tutwiler
Evelyn Twigg-Smith

Glenn A. Ulrich

Mrs. George C. Underwood, II
Dr. Paul L. Urban

Donald Usher

T. Uyesugi

Walter L. Vail

C. W. Valencourt, Jr.

and Mrs. J. B. Vallandingham
Robert Vallier

Egbert N. P. Van Es

Paul Van Fossen

Ray E. Vanalstine

F. B. Vandenburgh

August Vandessel

and Mrs. Richard C. Vandusen
and Mrs. Carl F. Vanhaeften
Caroline E. Vanmason

and Mrs. John A. Varela

and Mrs. Armen Varterssian
. Samuel M. Vauclain, III
Mrs. Franklin Veatch

Ms. Natalie D. Venneman

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ventura
Gen. John W. Vessey, Jr.

Dr. John J. Vill

Mr. Victor J. Villone

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Vinick

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. and Mrs. Peter R. Voll

. Valma A. Von Holt

. and Mrs. Gerard J. Vyskocil, Jr.
. Jill R. Wade

. Woodward Waesche

. M.G. Waggoner

W. A. Waggoner

. David H. Wagner

Paul F. Wagner

and Mrs. Peter E. Wagner
Bert Waldstein

James F. Walkup

Wayne D. Walling

John O. Wallor

Alan B. Wambold

and Mrs. Robert B. Wareheim
and Mrs. Seth L. Warfield
and Mrs. C. Grant Warner
George F. Warner

John Warner

. Richatd Warren
. Saul Warshaw
. Ruth G. Wasley

and Mrs. Paul Wasserman
Barbara Waters

Miss Eva Watkins
Capt. Jack E. Watson

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James E. Wayland
H. Wayne Weagly

. Frances Weaver

and Mrs. John E. Weaver

and Mrs. Glyn H. Webber
Arvid G. Wedin

William S. Weedon

and Mrs. Edward Weinberg
Marjorie Weinberg

and Mrs. Eric W. Weinmann
and Mrs. Herman W. Weinreich
Edgar V. Weir

Leonard W. Wels

and Mrs. Joseph A. Weiss
Douglas F. Welebir

and Mrs. Edmund Wellington, Jr.
Charles E. Wells

and Mrs. Jack W. Wells

and Mrs. Terry Welsh

and Mrs. P.A. Wentz

Gerald L. Werner

Stuart L. Werner

t. J. H. Wesson USN, Ret.

and Mrs. James T. West

Miss Hilda Wexler

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Ms. Jaan Whitehead

Mrs. John P. White >

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. White
Mr. James H. Wiborg

Mrs. Mary S. Wicker

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Wien
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Wikler
Dr. and Mrs. U. V. Wilcox, II
Mrs. Vivian Wildman

Mr. Mark H. Wiley

Mrs. Gladys E. Willard

Mr. Karl H. Willen

Mr. Andrew W. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. H. Williams, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Williams
MGEN. and Mrs. Ellis W. Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon B. Willis
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cooper Willits
Ms. Louise W. Willson

Capt. Lucille A. Wilson

. Daniel P. Wilson

. Edward Wilson

F A Wilson

. and Mrs. Henry T. Wilson
. Hugh H. Wilson

. Janice L. Wilson

. Lowell Wilson

Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson, Jr.
Mrs. Regina Wilson

Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Wilson
and Mrs. Roger H. Wingate
R. T. Winn

and Mrs. David Wintermann
Joan Wirig

James D. Wirt

Neal H. Wirt

Robert Wissoker

Phelps Witter, jr

and Mrs. William W. Wittie
and Mrs. Leland A. Wolf
and Mrs. William T. Wolf
Gary L. Wollenzien

and Mrs. Stanton Wong
Baird Woodcock

David L.. Wood

and Mrs. Harry E. Wood
Marshall D. Woods

Thomas P. Wood

H. R. Wrage

and Mrs. Philip L. Wright
Reverdy E. Wright

. Walter R. Wright

Mrs. Susan T. Wyland

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Ms. Margaret J. Wyllie

Mrs. Charlotte S. Wyman

Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Y. Yamamoto
Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Yaney
Mrs. Dolores R. Yanover |
Mr. Charles Yarbrough

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Yauch
Mr. Ronald Yeakey
Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Yost

Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Young
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Young
Miss Jane B Young

Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Young
Mr. and Mrs. James Youniss
Dr. and Mrs. Berton Zbar

Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Zeder
Col. Frank J. Zeller

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Zeppa

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Otto A. Zipf

Mr. Louis I. Zorensky

Mr. Michael Zumoff

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