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Dedication
Loyalty to an ideal has inspired all men from the beginning of
time. We have found the embodiment of this principle in the life
of Professer Louden, whose four years on the Faculty of Al-Hikma
University have impressed upon our minds and our hearts the
nobility of the teaching profession. He has brought to his students
the wisdom of long years of scholarly research, the priceless gift
of experience, a contagious enthusiasm for academic life and above
all, the sympathetic understanding of a devoted friend. In a
changing world his broad vision has extended beyond the narrow
horizons of time and place. At an age when others might have
preferred the peaceful solitude of retirement, he has chosen to
enrich us with the most fruitful years of his long and varied career.
In the carefree days of Freshman year we met him as a stranger;
as we leave the portals of Al-Hikma University we shall remember
him as an unforgettable example of all that is good and ennobling
in this life. It is with profound sentiments of affection and esteem
that the Graduating Class dedicates the 1965 Al-Hikma to
Professor CLARKE B. LOUDEN
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The President's Message
To the Members of the Class of 1965 :
You have finished that part of your life
that was occupied with undergraduate studies.
From now on, you will be more "on your own,"
whether in a professional career or in graduate
studies. You will have to rely now not so much
on others as on your own self, with the natural talents and the acquired training
that you now possess after your years of study.
I am sure that these years at Al-Hikma have helped you to develop the talents
and to acquire the skills necessary for success in life. But I am equally sure that
happiness is what you desire even more than success.
My prayer, then, is that God may bless all of you with true happiness in
your pursuit of true success.
JOHN P. BANKS, S. J.
Rev. Thomas B. Mulvehill, S.J.
Dean of Students
Rev. Joseph L. Ryan, S.J.
Dean
ADMINISTRATION
Rev. Joseph P. O'Kane, S.J.
Administrator
Rev. Joseph P. Connell, S.J.
Treasurer
Mr. Fuller I. Ibrahim
Registrar
Mrs. Asuncion van Arendonk
Dean of Women
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Rev. Paul A. Nash, S. J.
Director of Admissions
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Rev. William D. Ibach, S. J.
English, Theology
Mr. Sami Banarji
Economics
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Mr. John Andrews
Engineering
Mr. Faris Bakki
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Mr. Simon M. Amirkhas
Arabic
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English
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Dr. Abbas Khafaji
Fluids
Dr. Nail Bunni
Structures
Dr. Ihsan Sholgi
Drawing
Dr. A-Razzak A-Wahab
Business Law
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Physics
Dr. Joseph van Arendonk
Economics
LECTURERS
Mr. Nadhir Jibrail
Geology
Mr. Mumtaz Allos
Sanitation
Mr. Mumtaz Aziz
Physics Laboratory
Mr. Mumtaz B. Habbaba
Mechanics
Dr. Orabi Zawbayi
Mathematics
Mr. Peter Markho
Statics
Dr. Rahim Abid
Physics
Mr. Samuel Rumaya
Construction
Mr. Hufdhi Bahiyya
Design
LECTURERS
Mr. Hanna Burzan
Chemistry Assistant
Dr. Jasim Ghannawi
Arabic
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Soils
Dr. Khalid Shaikh Ali
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Mr. Ahmad H. al-Salman
Economic Development
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ADNAN BEHNAM
Baghdad, Iraq
B.Sc. in Civil Engineering
Tall and talented Adnan entered Al-Hikma from
Baghdad College. Here he distinguished himself
in dramatics and debating. For relaxation he
played tennis and participated in track. He enjoy-
ed trips and touring in his car. A deep interest
in concrete structures leads him to further studies
abroad in concrete.
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AHMAD SAMI
Baghdad, Iraq
B.Sc. in Civil Engineering
Quiet soft-spoken Ahmad matriculated to
Zafaraniya from Adhamiya. He was interested in
all campus activities, especially S.A.M. When not
in the library studying, he could be found on the
track putting the shot, or in the music room listen-
ing to classical melodies. His favorite subjects are
design and reinforced concrete. Upon graduation
he will fulfill his army service, then work in private
industry.
AJIB ABBUD
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Amiable Ajib approached Al-Hikma from Karra-
dat Mariam. His great delight is to read a variety
of books. But his specialities are economics and
statistics. Any volleyball or ping-pong game would
find him involved or closeby. If circumstances
allow, he will study economics in the U.S.A.,
before returning to work in Baghdad.
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ARAM WAHRAM SERENGOLIAN
Kirkuk, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Kirkuk's gift to the Al-Hikma campus, Aram had
many interests. He enjoyed a game of basketball,
volleyball, tennis, and ping-pong. Real relaxation
he found in music and chess. Accounting and
management were his outstanding subjects. He
expects to continue his studies in England to
become a chartered accountant.
BABA SHAMUN
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Animated and interested at all times Baba's great-
est delight was to kick a goal in a football match.
Table tennis and track were other favorite sports.
Debating, music, and a wanderlust for travel
filled in his free time. He would like to do graduate
studies in structures in the U. S.A.,and then work
with a local firm.
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BASIL ABBU
Basra, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
A quiet competent member of the class, Basil
studied hard and accomplished many things. He
was active in debating, and in the Society of the
Advancement of Management, known as S.A.M.
Outside of class he could be found tossing a basket-
ball, playing ping-pong or on a holiday, down by
the river, fishing. He will work in Baghdad after
graduation.
FAROUK ARAIM
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Spirited and friendly Farouk was often found in
the midst of an animated discussion. He loved to
participate in reasonable debate, and was often
chosen as a student spokesman. Swimming, tennis,
ping-pong, and horseback-riding are his hobbies.
His interest in political science and economics will
lead him either to England or to A.U.B., Beirut.
FAWZI BASSAM
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Calm mild-mannered Fawzi made many friends
while at Al-Hikma. His interests were far-ranging,
from S.A.M., to debating, to tennis. He was first
President of the Tennis Club. Photography and
skin-diving were his hobbies. People and their
relations with one another fascinated him. He will
enter the field of practical business after gradua-
tion.
FAWZI HABIB HERMES
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
A class leader in every respect Fawzi has many
accomplishments to his credit. He was active in
dramatics, S.A.M. ,and the Sodality, as well as on
the school paper Al-Jamii and the Yearbook. His
artistic drawings were a delight .When not reading
philosophy or business subjects he relaxed at ping-
pong, tennis or volleyball. A year of business work
in Switzerland will prepare him for management
studies in the U.S.A.
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FREDDY JOHNNY
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Freddy, the genial gentleman from Rekhaita,
contributed much to the Al-Hikma campus, and
gained much more. He was an earnest participant
in debates and in the science club. Tennis, volley-
ball, and baseball helped him to pursue his favorite
subjects, — structural analysis and concrete design.
If gradute studies in the U.S.A. do not materialize,
he will work for a local engineering company.
FUAD ABDUL-LATIF TALIB
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Suave silent Fuad solved many problems for
himself and others while making many friends at
Al-Hikma. He lent his support to all activities.
For relaxation he indulged in ping-pong and
swimming. He is well-read and much travelled.
His specialty is Finance. He hopes to do graduate
studies either in the States or in England.
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HADI SARRAF
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
A man for practical details, capable Hadi, a real fa-
mily man, has many accomplishments to his credit.
He kept the body fit by occasional sallies at base-
ball, volleyball, tennis and, ping-pong; his mind
sharp by reading and research. He hopes to pursue
studies in structural engineering in the U.S.A.
HIKMAT BASMAJI
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Hikmat transferred from the B.C. campus to
Al-Hikma with the greatest of ease. He continued
to grow in athletic prowess on the basketball court,
and sharpened his business acumen in the class-
room. He participated in S.A.M., debating, and
the Math club. Graduate studies in Business
Administration in the U.S.A. are his choice for
future development.
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HILAL SIMHAIRI
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Thoughtful happy Hilal exchanged the campus at
Sulaikh for that of Zafaraniya. While at Al-Hikma
he was a faithful member of S.A.M. and of the
debating society. He enjoyed classical music
indoors and hunting outdoors. Endowed with
skill in structural design he expects to do
graduate work abroad in architecture.
IDEN M. AL-HURMEZY
Kirkuk, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Kirkuk's gift to the Al-Hikma campus, Iden
added a cosmopolitan note to the campus. He was
an active faithful Sodalist, and an energetic
member of S.A.M. For hobbies he lists painting,
stamps and reading. His best sports are volleyball
and track. After graduation he will work for a
while and then go to higher studies in the field of
administration or insurance.
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ISHU GADDU
Kirkuk, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Pleasant and affable at all times Ishu has compiled
an envious record at Al-Hikma, both in the class-
room and on the playing field. He enjoyed, to the
full, football, volleyball, and track. He liked to
read much. His favorite subject are hydraulics
and reinforced concrete. He expects to do graduate
studies in hydraulics in Holland.
LAITH KHUDHAIRY
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Keen-spirited lively Laith was a great favorite on
campus, in the canteen, and the classroom. He
gave a good account of himself on the football field,
and on the track. Volleyball, swimming, and
hunting he lists as forms of relaxation. S.A.M.
elected him first Treasurer. His flair for finance
and statistics leads him to graduate studies in
the U.S.A.
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NERSES LEON
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Suave knowledgeable Nerses could often be found
with a philosophy book in hand. He loved to
read and travel much. S.A.M. and the debating
society often heard his voice. Some leisure mo-
ments were spent on ping-pong and on the volley-
ball court. A master's degree in Industrial Mana-
gement is his goal in the U.S.A.
RIFAAT SAHHAR
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
Always with a smile did reliable Rifaat face his
problems and studies at Al-Hikma. This facet of
his personality will carry him far in life. He read
much. Business Law, statistics, and accounting he
found satisfying. He hopes to get experience as
an accountant before starting graduate studies in
the U.K.
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SAMF AL-BANNA
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
The desire to excel burns brightly in Sami'. He is
a man of many accomplishments and has held
office in the Sodality, in the Science and Math
clubs, on the debating society roster, and S.A.M.
He contributed much to Al- JAMII,and to the
Yearbook. His special interest in physics, inspires
him to aim for a Ph.D. in nuclear physics.
SARGON DICK
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Sargon's cooperative spirit made him prominent
in all campus activities. He was a faithful Sodalist,
an accomplished actor, a good debater, and a
reliable worker on the Yearbook staff. Track,
football and tennis were his outstanding sports.
He relaxed over a good book while listening to
classical music. He hopes to do graduate work
abroad in reinforced concrete.
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SHAMUEL YUSUF
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
A resolute and determined student Shamuel was
happiest when studying philosophy. He learned
much poise and polish from the dramatic and
debating societies. He participated in all sports,
especially football, basketball, volleyball and
track. His future is undecided, but he will do well
no matter what the course.
SIRBEST QAZZAZ
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
A genial gentleman from the north, Sirbest radia-
ted friendliness and cheerfulness at all times.
His generosity led him to positions of prominence
in S.A.M., debating, the Math club, and the
Yearbook staff. He occasionally played
basketball, volleyball and ping-pong. His stamp
collection is one of the best. Upon graduation he
will enter the business world.
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USAM KHAIRI
Baghdad, Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Capable and industrious, Usam pursued his
studies with vigor and obvious delight. He was a
member of S.A.M., of the science academy, a
good debater, and an outstanding Sodalist. He was
often seen at the tennis courts, or on the baseball
diamond. Collecting stamps and reading filled his
leisure moments. He hopes for graduate studies
in design and structural analysis in the U.S.A.
YAHE HOYSEPIAN
Baghdad. Iraq
B. Sc. in Civil Engineering
Dependable and hardworking Yahe believed in
making the most of even.- opportunity. His liking
for mathematics and physics led him to the Math
Club. To round out. the full man he joined
S.A.M. and the debating society. Reading and
music refreshed him for diligent study. He
expects to do graduate work overseas in concrete.
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WILSON" BENJAMIN
Baghdad. Iraq
B. Sc. in Business Administration
A truly popular member of the class. Wilson
made countless friends with his warm and gentle
humour and radiant personality. He lent his talents
generously to dramatics, to debating, and to the
Sodality. Outstanding as a player in football,
volleyball, and track, he also helped in organizing
the entire sports program. His field of future work
lies in economics and accounting.
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THE SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT
S.A.M.'s second season was most successful.
November election results :
Fawzi Habib President
Usam Khairy Vice-President
Talib al-Timimi Secretary
Laith al-Khudairy Treasurer
Fawzi al-Bassam Planning Committee
Nasir al-Farisi »
Nijad Fattuhi
Pepsi Cola representative answers
questions about plant process.
Mr. Lowry, Moderator
Fr. McDonough, on accordion
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MUSIC CLUB
The purpose of the Music Club is to deve-
lope and increase the student's appreciation of
classical music. To fulfil such a purpose principal
attention is given to acquiring some knowledge of
a composition, i. e. its melody, rhythm, harmony,
and tone color. This is done through lecture,
discussion, and the hearing of various composers'
works.
Students displays selections
Selecting the best in Music
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Mr. Hayes, Moderator of the Cinema Club, prepares for a film showing
CINEMA CLUB
The modern cinema has vast influence
on the formation of an individual's cul-
tural tastes and moral attitudes. It is
therefore the responsibility of educated
people to train themselves to discern in
the motion picture the good or bad, and
the artistry or lack of it. For these reasons
the Cinema Club of Al-Hikma was orga-
nized. Through viewing such films as
"Tale of Two Cities" and "Scott's Last
Expedition", we have endeavored to
capture a variety of the many uses of the
motion picture, and to emphasize the
astounding potential of film techniques.
Fr. Harman and Fr. Galvani discuss film technique
Local Lore
Ft. Larkin checks computer with students
SCIENCE ACADEMY
The Science Academy is a club for the Junior and Senior Engineers. It is restricted to
students of superior standing who have the extra time and extra interests for a fuller investiga-
tion into the world of modern science. This year the members are familiarizing themselves
with the use of the twenty-channel Al-Hikma analog computer. They are using it to solve
simultaneous differential equations.
Photographers inspect negatives — Fr. Nash, Moderator
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PHOTO CLUB
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Checking film
Preparing chemicals
Learning the Photographers Trade
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Selecting negatives
Fr. Burns Plans School Retreats
Fr. Crowley Records Arabii
Fr. McDonough chats with newly commissioned army engineers
Campus scenes
Abbosh Studio Ill
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African Iraqi 88
Alladin Travels 91
Armstrong Builders .... 117
Artin Krikorian 117
Asfar Dates 107
Audiotape 102
Bata 125
B.O.A.C 114
Burroughs 81
Children's World 109
Coca Cola 87
Dairy Plant 101
Ewan 84
Faber-Castell 110
Facit 95
F. and Tawfiq Yonan . . 82
Farid Obeid Co 100
Farqad al-Salman .... 94
Ferida Beer 85
Fixit 83
Forster-Sabbagh 116
German Institute 124
GokalCo 113
Hanna Shaikh Transport 82
Ibrahim Saad and Fils. . 93
Imprimerie Catholique 112
Iraq Engineering Co. . . 106
Iraq Import
& Distrbution Co. 108
Iraq Scientific 99
Iraq Sports 121
Iron Industries 123
Kassir Trading 126
Khalid Issa Taha 109
Kirdar Roofing 91
LIA 122,127
Mahdi Oanbar Agha . . 96
Marmardji 119
M.E.A 118
Mission Orange 97
NCR 89
Orientours 124
Orosdiback 105
PAN-AM 98
Philco 90
Pepsi-Cola 104
Rafidain Cigarette Co. 103
Salon Georges 92
Seven Up 115
SWISSAIR 86
Swiss Watch 120
Technical Works 79
Thomas Press 109
Tonietti Optical 80
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THE IRAQ SCIENTIFIC CO. W.L.L.
P. O. BOX 287
BAGHDAD
IRAQ
Tel. : 93926 Cable : SCIENCO
Sole representatives of leading manufacturers
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Importers and Mnufacturers' Representatives
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Please call on, write to, or telephone :
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BAGHDAD COLLEGE
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President : Rev. Michael J. McCarthy, S.J.
Administrator : Rev. Joseph J. Flaucher, S.J.
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Basketball, is a game where one is constantly striving for excellence. This year we were given an unexpected
assist from the Iraqi Universities Sports Department when they decided to change the intramural league of Baghdad University to
a new Iraqi Collegiate League along with the all-star representations of Baghdad University in Baghdad. Mosul and Basra as
well as with the Higher Engineering Institute, the Military College, the Air Force College and the Police College. We hope to be
able to win the Iraqi Collegiate title within a very few years.
One drawback to the scheduling change is that it pushes our official season back into the second semester. Prospects for this
year are brighter than last year since we have most of the returning regulars from last year's squad, all with an added year of
experience. They include Ahmad, Shamuel and Jamal up front, along with Emmanuel Edward, and Xabil in the backcourt.
Although we will miss the speed and sharpshooting of Basim and the rebounding and know-how of Hikmat, we have increased
our depth by the addition of Khudik, Mahir, and George in the forecourt, and Albert and Ohannes to direct the play. This gives
us an increase in firepower as well as depth, something we lacked the last few years. All that remains is for Coach Kelly to weld
the players into a tight efficient unit that can hold its own with the best in Iraq. Who knows ? Perhaps this is the year.
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Football Team of Al Hikma
1964-1965
Fr. McDonough, Director of Athletics, and Team.
Wilson Benjamin, Captain
Abdulahad Khoshaba
Ahmed al-Jamil
Albert Baba
Ashur Dick
Emmanuel Francis
Falah Abu-Trab
Ishu Gaddu
Laith al-Khudairi
Mundhir Nairn
Nabil Francis
Nijad Fattuhi
Nuri Askar
Raman Dick
Salah Saigh
Shamuel Yusuf
Shamun Awdishu
Yushia Jabriel
Zia Michael
Al Hikma's Football Team played games with
The College of Economics Karrada Avengers
Army Medical School Military Academy
Progressive Club Police Academy
Outstanding in all our games was Wilson, a superb play-maker
and an impregnable wall on defense. Against the Military
Academy, our best defensive game, Manu made many sensatio-
nal saves until the cadets' physical endurance won out after a
rugged even first half. Our best offensive game was played at
Muasker al-Rashid in a return match with the Medics. The
Army Medical School invited the team to a sumptuous Quzy
and an inspection of their quarters; their warm hospitality and
esprit de corps made a lasting impression on all of us. We will
miss Wilson, Laith, Ishu, Shamuel and Sargon, but they wish
us luck and hope that we will be better next year even without
their strong support.
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ALUMNI
Al-Hikma's five classes of graduates
gathered as one during the year. The first
overlapping of classes in Al-Hikma's short
history, men of 1960 met members of the
class of 1964, who in turn made the
acquaintance of the grads who pioneered
their course. Plans were offered for future
gatherings, which will truly be reunions.
Plans for the growth of the Alumni are
already in the practical stage; a number of
the married grads are already nurturing
students for the 1980s.
New 1965 Faculty Members greet Alumni
Scenes trom Alumni Banquet after the Business Meeting
Junior GULBENKIAN SCHOLARS : George Jamil, William Hardun, Anahid Orchanian,
Nabil Faraj, Murad Wartanian
SCHOLARSHIP
Each year Al-Hikma University extends to
Freshmen Students the opportunity to obtain a
limited number of Scholarships. This is done
through competitive examinations at the Univer-
sity in June. Factors carefully weighed before
Scholarships are definitely granted, are the fol-
lowing: the University Examination results, the
Government examination results, relative finan-
cial need, as well as character conduct reports.
Scholarships available at present are :
The Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Scholarships
The Al-Hikma University Scholarships
The Holy Cross Presidential Scholarship
The Cardinal Cushing Scholarship
The Baldwin Scholarships
The Cios Scholarship.
Sophomore GULBENKIAN SCHOLARS
Standing : Fakhri Yono, Hamid Attisha
Seated : Jamil Eizer, Nubar Keresjian, Jack Sawdayi
Cardinal Cushing Scholar
Nuri Thomas
Holy Cross Scholar
Dhafir Elias
Freshman GULBENKIAN SCHOLARS : Athir Battah, Nasrat Adamo, Muwaffaq Shayouta, George Dallal, Louis Shallal
DEAN'S LIST
First Semester, 1964-1965
First Honors 3.85 - 4.00
Second Honors 3.70 - 3.84
3.84
Muwaffaq Shayouta
3.82
Fawzi Habib
3.82
Jamil Eizer
3.81
Prithviraj Talwar
3.81
Vivian Shina
3.80
Fawzi Bassam
3.77
Nazan Kirdar
Third Honors 3.50 - 3.69
3.65
Ferial Musaffi
3.63
Dhafir Elias
3.63
Yvette Lawi
3.60
Nabil Jawaidah
3.60
Talib al-Timmimi
3.59
Emil Somikh
3.50
Mundhir Nairn
Honorable Mention 3.00 - 3.49
3.47
George Dallal
3.47
Linda al-Ani
3.42
Nasrat Adamo
3.41
Nabil Faraj
3.41
Premjit Talwar
3.41
Yvette Atraqji
3.40
Nasir al-Farisi
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3.39 Farid al-Qas Elias
3.35 Ashur Dick
3.35 Laila Tuma
3.32 Fakhri Yonu
3.32 Mahir al-Xaimi
3.27 Hamid Attisha
3.26 Zaid al-Awqati
3.25 Christine Gabbay
3.25 Najib Antwan
3.21 Sami' al-Banna
3.20 Imtithal Abu-al-Timman
3.20 Jack Sawdayi
3 19 Michael Simonian
3.19 Suadad Stephan
3.18 Arsham Mirzian
3,15 Nijad Fattuni
3.14 Nuri Thomas
3.12 Wilson Benjamin
3.06 Mezli Musaffi
3.06 Sirun Apel
3.00 Abdul-Rahman al-Kamil
3.00 Anand Mohindra
3.00 Awni Said
3.00 Lilian Bashir
3.00 Nadim Adil
3.00 Yusuf Dabby
DEAN'S LIST
Second Semester, 1963 - 1964
First Honors 3.85 - 4.00
4.00
Fawzi Habib
Second Honors 3.70 - 3.84
3.84
Sami' al-Banna
3.82
Talib al-Timmimi
3.81
Ferial Musaffi
3.81
Linda al-Ani
3.78
Vraij Harutunian
3.75
Lydia Dabby
3.71
Hamid Attisha
Third Honors 3.50 - 3.69
3.67
Muwaffaq Simani
3.62
Fakhri Yonu
3.57
Nubar Keresjian
3.53
Nasir al-Farisi
3.53
Nijad Fattuhi
3.53
Mahir al-Naimi
3.53
Yusuf Dabby
3.52
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Jack Sawdayi
3.44
Sirun Apel
3.42
Jamil Eizer
2.42
Nadim Adil
3.38
A-Rahman al-Kamil
3.38
Nabil Faraj
3.35
Jamila Lawi
3.32
Maan Hamid
3.29
Najah Akkam
3.29
Nuri Thomas
3.21
Habib Gabriel
3.21
William Hardun
3.17
Nadim Saigh
3.17
Wilson Ishaq
3.12
Hadi Sarraf
3.11
Murad Wartanian
3.06
Lilian Bashir
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Iyad Said
3.05
Jutta Merkel
3.05
Walid Faraj
3.00
Anand Mohindra
3.00
Imtithal Abu-al-Timman
3.00
Nabil Tuminna
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