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Vol. 2, No. 23 WINTER 1973-74

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ZOO NEWS Published by the Cleveland Zoological Society, Brookside Park, Cleveland, Ohio 44109 - Phone 216-661 -6500

Editor Charles R. Voracek

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CLEVELAND ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS CLEVELAN D ZOOLOGICAL PARK STAFF The male, " E Frederick e. Crawford . . .. .. . .. . .. . . .. . . .. . Board Chairman leonard J. Goss, D.V.M . . ...... . .. . .. . ... .. ...... . . Director Vernon Stouffer ... . ......... . ...... . .. . ... . ..Vice Chairman Eugene M. Huhtala .............................. Comptroller Lincoln Park Ze Courtney Burton . ..... .• .... .. .. . ... . ....... . . .. . .. . President Charles R. Voracek ..................Public Service Director this year and thDan S. Mortensen .. . ......... •...•... . ..... . Vice President Richard W . Merrill ...................... .. ...... .. . Zoologist Guthrie Bicknell . ........ .. ... . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. . Vice President Joseph P. Chery .. .. .. .. ... .. ................. Superintendent born in the Bat( Harold H. Luekens .. . ..... ... .. .. . . . . ... . . . . . .. . . .. Treasurer Ronald G . Seeley .. .. ........... Assistant Superintendent on May 10. James H. Dempsey, Jr ......... . . . .. . ..... . ..... . . Secretary Ronald H. Williams ............ .. .... Development Director

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TR USTEES there is a total

Mrs. Francis e. Almirall Robert W . Cornell G . Robert Klein Edward J. Rupert Raymond Q. Armington James K. Cowen Mrs. Semon E. Knudsen Mark e. Schinnerer Siberian T igers 1 Char les K. Arter, Jr. Frederick e. Crawford Elmer L. Lindseth Karl R. Schuele T o say that this i Raymond M. Barker Mrs. Cyril P. Deibel Walter F. Lineberger, Jr. Mrs. Ellery Sedgwick, Jr. D. Lee Bassett James H. Dempsey, Jr. Harold H. Luekens Louis B. Se ltzer a major underst a Edward J. Baugh Bruce W . Eaken Harman W. McBride Paul S. Sessions of zoos and cons Mrs. W illiam B. Belden Frederick R. Eckley, Jr. e. B. McDonald Asa Sh iverick, Jr. Gordon J. Berry, Sr. William H. Eells Robert e. McDowell David Skylar Guthrie Bicknell Richard P. Eide Morton L. Mandel Everett Ware Smith James M. Biggar William H. Evans Mrs. David B. Manuel Kent H. Smith Warren J. Blanke Hamer Everett Harry T. Marks A lfred I. Soltz M rs. Dudley S. Blossom, Jr. Arthur L. Feldman John M. Marston Carl J. Stahl Tom L. E. Blum Sheldon G. Ferbert William A. Mattie Arthur G. Steinberg Thomas L. Boardman Ellwood H. Fisher Nick J. Mileti Arthur W. Steudel Benjamin P. Bole Clyde T. Foster Mrs. Severance A. Millikin Irving I. Stone Kenyon e. Bolton Daniel Galbreath M iles W . Moron Vernon Stouffer Douglas D. Bond, M.D. Hugh R. Gibson James E. Morgan, M .D. J. Maurice Struchen W illis B. Boyer Zolton Gombos Dan S. Mortensen David W. Swetland Morr is A. Bradley George J. Grabner Scott Mueller G. J. Tankersley Paul W . Briggs George Gund, III Boynton D. Murch Dudley J. Taw John W . Brown, Jr. Mrs. Walter M . Holle Herbert e. Neal A. R. Treadway W illard W. Brown Mrs. Dan R. Hanna Judge Thomas J. Parrino Mrs. Thomas Vail Joseph M . Bruening Henry e. Harvey A. Dean Perry Harry Volk M rs. Clark E. Bruner Mrs. Henry e. Harvey M rs. A. Dean Perry W ilbur A. W agenlander Harry F. Burmester Ben M . Hauserman John E. Porta W illiam O . Walker Courtney Burton Richard R. Hollington, Jr. Frank H. Porter Paul W. Walter Mrs. William M. Bultriss, Sr. Mrs. Charles R. Hook, Jr. D. James Pritchard Wallace E. W endt, D.V.M. Richard R. Campbell Lee e. Howley Mrs. Wallace B. Quail Charles M . White Judge Sumner Canary Mrs. Gilbert W . Humphrey Robert W . Ramsdell Robert Y. White Lee A. Chilcote David S. Ingalls Alfred M . Rankin Douglas Wick Charles F. Clarke David S. Ingalls, Jr. Robert S. Reitman Mrs. Kenneth Wick Will iam E. Conway James D. Ireland Richard T. Reminger Birkell L. Williams Carl ton e. Coolidge Jacob O . Kamm A. Wil liam Reynolds Alfred E. Wolf Mrs. James H. Coolidge, III Vincent T. Kova l, M.D. Joseph B. Roberts Henry A. Zimmerman, M.D. Norman M. Cornell Al an J. Kichler W illiam G. Rogers

EX-OFFICIO

CUYAHOGA COUNTY MAYORS' and CLEVELAND M ETROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT CITY ADMINISTRA liON CITY M ANAGERS' ASSOCIATION

Da le R. Finley ............ President and Ralph J. Perk ...... Mayor, City of Cleveland Mayor, City of Strongsville

John S. Pyke ............ Member, The Board of Park Commissioners CUY AHOGA COUNTY SCHOOL

Paul D. White .... .. ... Member , The Board of SUPERINTENDENTS' ASSOCIA liON Park Commissioners Spartoco Di Biasio .. .... President and

O . Dale Graham ...... ...... .. . Acting Director Superintendent, Euclid Schools

JOIN FRIENDS OF THE ZOO NOW COVER:

"Elliott" and " Princess", the Cleveland Zoo's fl rst Siberian Tigers are two individuals of a .pedes that is gravely threatened with extinction. Wild and captive Siberian Tigers nu mber only a few hundred.

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SIBERIAN TIGERS: A FIRST IN CLEVELAND

"Elli ott" and "Princess" quarrel over the possession of a water crock. The male cu b asserts his domi na nce in disputes of this ki nd.

The Cleveland Zoo can now boast of its pair of Siberian Tigers (Panthera tigris altaica ) which arrived here in late summer.

The male, "Elliott" was born in the Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago, on April 16 t his year and the female, "Princess" was born in the Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Zoo on May 10.

The two new cubs are the first Siberian Tigers ever to live in the Cleveland Zoo. The significance of this lies in the fact that there is a total of between 350 and 500 Siberian Tigers living in the entire world. T o say that this is an endangered species is a major understatement. Without the help of zoos and conservat ionist s, this magnif­

icent animal could quite easily go the way of the dodo bird.

Siberian Tigers are much heavier built cats than the Bengal Tigers and large males can weigh 800 pounds or more.

At one time this subspecies was rather abundant in the Soviet Far East, north­eastern China and north Korea. The area was broadly the Amur River Basin. Presently, the wild population is est imated at between 160 and 190 individuals in widely isolat ed areas. The captive popu­lation numbers about 160.

The Siberian Tiger's splendid coat com­mands a high price, and fo;- the Asiatics,

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Siberian Tigers (continued) GIRA such items as tiger bones, blood, heart, and other tissues and organs represent magical medicinal ingredients claimed to cure rheu­matism, arthritis, and a host of other ailments.

In addition to being slaughtered for the local apothecaries, the tiger has also been reduced in numbers by virtue of the A female Mas~ removal of both its habitat and the prey 5, 1973, and a mi animals upon which it feeds. creased the Zoo's i

Unless the wild population makes a five and has caus spectacular recovery from its present pre­ in the Pachyderrr carious position, it may be that zoos will of cold weather, be the last hope of survival for this largest into one of the of all cat species. females with thei

The Cleveland Siberian Tigers are exhib­ room. The youn ited in the outdoor area next to the four young lions.

One of the tigers was purchased for the zoo by Mrs. A. Dean Perry.

"Elliott" is a hand-reared Siberian Tiger cub. At seven months of age he is already showing the physical traits of the largest cat species in the world-heavy body and huge feet.

Typical of cat instinct, these young tigers, pounce upon each other, and with ears back, show tooth and claw in mock battle. Little, if any., damage i. done, however. When play gets too rough, they separate by mutual consent.

Ph oto by Ron Kuntz

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GIRAFFE POPULATION INCREASED BY TWO

A female Masai Giraffe born September 5, 1973, and a male, born October 11th in­creased the Zoo's giraffe family from three to five and has caused a minor space problem in the Pachyderm Building. With the onset of cold weather, the adult male was put into one of the indoor rooms. The two females with their babies shared the other room. The young female was the largest

giraffe ever born at our zoo; the birth weight was estimated at 150 to 160 pounds. The youngster had difficulty standing and had to be assisted to her feet by keepers and other Zoo personnel.

Both youngsters are getting along quite nicely and are destined to be residents of the new Toronto, Canada, Zoo, sometime next spring.

On September 5th a female giraffe was born to "Twiggy". Twigg y's second baby wao the largest gira ffe baby ever born here.

Photo by Ron Kuntz

A male baby giraffe was "Lulu's" eighth y oungster since her arrival here in 195 5.

Photo by Tony Tomsic, Clevela nd Press

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This male Dromedary Camel (one hump) was just hours old in this photo. This is the second youngster born to "Bonnie" and "Cl yde" in two years. A female baby " A lthea" born in 1972 was re jected by the mother, and had to be hand reared by the zoo veterinarian, Dr. Wallace Wendt, and h is family. Bonnie was an excellent mother the second time arou nd , however, and no human foster parents w ere req uired.

Photo by Tony To msic, Clevela nd Pres s

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Following the Zoo D ay, held on' with a parade, If day's activit ies in shows, a puppet and a unicyclist School, Newbury

Socially and fir Zoo Doo was a gr already being laid next June.

The Women's land Zoo can we which rendered t resounding succe~

Courtney Burto n (left) iogical Society and D. Society and represent p resentation of the Fre

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ZIPPITY ZOO DOD A RESOUNDING SUCCESS

The first Zip pity Zoo Night, a gala social affair for the benefit of the Zoo was a glorious success.

Held on Wednesday evening, June 20, some 600 Zoo enthusiasts enjoyed every moment, from cocktails at 6 p.m. to the program of entertainment at 9 : 30 p.m.

An aura of festiveness permeated the Zoo grounds as huge colorful tents were set up on the mall opposite Monkey Island, and near the Bird Building. Billed as a "progressive party", patrons began the evening at the cocktail tent , were then transported by Zoo trains to the salad tent at the Bird Building and shuttled again by t rain to the Main Tent where dinner was served, followed by the mini-circus pro­gram of animal acts (elephants, chimpan­zees and bears).

T he 600 patrons were "panda bears" ($50 per couple), "deer" ($100 per couple) , "lions" ($500 per couple) and " elephants" ($ 1,000 per couple) .

Special attractions such as Murray Hill's elephan t rides, and hurdy-gurdy Arnold Masino, presented diversionary entertain-

So me 600 patron s en joyed their Zip pit y 00 0 dinner u nder a huge tent pitched o n the zoo's mall.

Elephant rides were provided for Zippity Zoo Night patrons. Unidentified guests shown here look happy and comfortable aboard one of the riding elephants.

Johnson's Bears were one of the performing acts for the entertainment portion of Zippity Zoo Night.

ment prior to the dinner hour. Hough Catering prepared the evening's

menu, beginning with cocktails, continuing with Vichysoisse and salads, filet of beef entree, and ambrosia dessert.

The Cleveland Zoo Women's Committee, headed by chairman M rs. James H. Cool­idge I II, carried out a brilliant idea for helping to raise money for the Zoo. Zoo Doo Co-Chairmen, M rs. William B. Belden and Mrs. Wallace B. Quail, aided by a host of other Women's Committee members, were responsible for the smashing success of the first such social event ever held for the benefit of the Zoological Park.

The only sour note came toward the end of the evening when the unpredictable Cleveland weather brought a thunderstorm with accompanying strong gusts of wind. T he bad weather cut short the entertain­ment by about 15 minutes.

Immediately after dinner, a portrait of M r. Frederick C. Crawford, Chairman of the Board of the Cleveland Zoological Society, was presented t o Bluecoats and the Cleveland Zoological Society in honor of M r. Crawford 's dedicated services to both organizations. T he portrait was rend­

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ered by Cleveland artist Nancy Bunch Sheridan.

Following the evening affair, Zippity Zoo Day, held on Thursday, June 21, began with a parade, led by Burger King. The day's activities included a magician, clown shows, a puppet show, children's games, and a unicyclist group fron St. H elen School, Newbury, Ohio.

Socially and financially the first Zippity Zoo Doo was a grand success and plans are already being laid for another similar event next J une.

T he Women's Committee of the Cleve­land Zoo can well be proud of its efforts which rendered the two day affair such a resounding success.

Arnold Masino, accompa nied by his wife, entertained Zippity Zoo Nig ht guests w ith his hand-cra nked organ and dancing monkey aboa rd the Tour Trai ns . Mr. Masino is one of the few performi ng hurdy-gurdies in this co unt ry.

Court ney Burton (left ) President of the Cleve la nd Zoo­logical Society and O. James Pritchard, Trustee of the Society a nd representative of Bl uecoats Inc., at the presentation of the Frederick C. Crawford Po rtrait.

Frederick C. Crawford, Cle veland Zoo logica l Society Board Chairma n, greets Zippity Zoo Night guests followin g the portrait presentation.

Mrs. Will iam B. Belden, Zi ppity Zoo 000 Co-Chairman, w a s o ne of the g uest s pea kers at the Zippity Zoo nig ht d inner.

The Hap piness Boy s prov ided mus ical entertain ment before dinner on Zippity Zoo Nig ht.

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Penguin chick hE baby was hatch carefully tended incubated the el penguin had alsl during the same the egg rolled ofl It is unknown wi or infertile.

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The Cleveland Zoo's fl rst successful rea ri ng of a King Peng ui n chick is a proud achievement for the zoo this year. Hatched on August 2, the young peng uin ha s grown nearly as large as its parents.

Photo by Ron Kuntz

"Sam", the Clevela. for a striking portra;

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FIRST KING PENGUIN CHICK REARED SUCCESSFULLY AT THE CLEVELAND ZOO

The first successful rearing of a King Penguin chick here, occurred this year. The baby was hatched on August 2 and was carefully tended by the mother who had incubated the egg for 54 days. The male penguin had also been incubating an egg during the same period, but unfortunately, the egg rolled off his feet and was broken. It is unknown whether that egg was fertile or infertile.

After the successful hatching, mother penguin was quite possessive and allowed none of the other penguins in the penguin room near the baby for a number of weeks.

There had been apprehension as to whether the youngster would survive, inas­much as last year a chick had hatched, only

to die after 19 days due to peritonitis , caused by small stones regurgitated by the mother into the chick's digestive system.

This year, happily, an incident of this nature did not occur and presently, the chick is nearly the size of its parents, although it still has the juvenile downy gray plumage instead of the adult contrast­ed black and white coloration.

The hatching and rearing of King Penguins in captivity is not a frequent occurrence. Inasmuch as foreign birds are forbidden into the country at the present time, this young bird is a most welcome addition at the Bird Building, and hope­fully, just a forerunner of many more in the future!

"Sam", the Cleveland Zao's Ba ld Eagle screams defia ntly at the photographer who invaded this majestic bird's domain fo r a striking portrait shot.

Photo by Tony Tomsic, Cle veland Press

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ALBINO WALLABY

A very valuable addition to the marsup­ial group at the Zoo was made during the summer.

A male albino Bennett's Wallaby and a companion female, carrying the albino genetic factor were acquired on July 20, 1973.

The male, white in color and having pink eyes, is quite a sight, standing out quite prominently in the paddock next to the Zoo's other marsupials, the Giant Red Kangaroos.

Albinos have no pigmentation in the hair or skin. The hair, therefore, is white, and lack of eye color shows the eyes pink­t he result of the eye blood vessels near the surface, reflecting light.

T he chances of this pair of wallabies having an albino baby is 50-50 as the color factor is a simple dominant-recessive char­acter .

A pair of BenneH's Wallabies are a n outstanding exhibit. The male, an albino, is w hite with pink eyes and no.se. The fema le, a normal brown color, cames the albino fa cto r. A baby, currently in the pouc h, has a 50-50 cha nce of being a lbino.

Photo by Ro n Ku ntz

IN MEMORIAM

LEE C. H I NSLEA

Lee C. Hinslea, 82, president of the Cleveland Metropolitan Park Board, died December 17, 1973 . He had served as a Park Board commissioner from July, 1960, and was board president for several years. The Cleveland Metropolitan Park Dist rict encomp asses the Cleveland Zoological Park; the zoo property and buildings are owned by the Metropolitan Park System. M r . Hinslea had been a vital force in 1968 in effecting the transfer of ownership of the Zoological Park from the City of Cleveland to the Metropolitan Park System.

Mr. Hinslea, a prominent admiralty lawyer, had served as a former senior partner in the law firm of McCleary, Hinslea & Ray. Later he was associated with the firm of Hinslea, Reminger & Reminger.

Mr. Hinslea had been a fellow of the American College of T rial Lawyers, a trustee of the Great Lakes H istorical Society, a member of the executive com­mittee of the Cleveland Bar Association, and president of the Propeller Club.

He had served as treasurer of the Inter­national Shipmates Association for 35 years. H e had also served a term as presi­dent of the l.8.A. Cleveland lodge and grand president of the international.

He is survived by his wife Adah, a daughter, M rs. R oman Keenan, and two grandchildren.

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On Saturday, day attendance I people attended

McDonald 's I ern Ohio promot Ronald McDonl

Fifteen thous loons were given Rides and Chi were free thrOl McDonald's.

All gate admi~ 6 and 12 years oj courtesy of McI

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ALL-TIME ONE-DAY ATTENDANCE RECORD SET

On Saturday, July 14th, the all-time one­day attendance record was set when 25,923 people attended McDonald's Day at the Zoo.

McDonald's Restaurants of Northeast­ern Ohio promoted the day which featured R onald McDonald, and his magic shows.

Fifteen thousand free McDonald bal­loons were given away, and all Kiddieland Rides and Children's Farm admissions were free through the compliments of McDonald's.

All gate admissions for children between 6 and 12 years of age were also through the courtesy of McDonald's.

The previous high attendance record for one day was on Sunday, August 19, 1963 when 19,063 persons attended a Cleveland

Orchestra concert in the Zoo. The McDonald promotion included bus

cards, TV and radio spot commercials, newspaper ads and billboards.

This was one of the most successful endeavors ever held at the Zoo-a credit to the McDonald Restaurant owners and their advertising a gency, Griswold­Eshleman Co.

Rona ld McDonald prepares to feed the zoo's elephants with the help of scores of his youthful ad mirers. Rona ld , the living symbol of McDo nald's Restaurants, performed magical feats at special performances prese nted on "A Da y At The Zo o With Ronald McDonald", Saturday, Ju ly 14. Nearly 26,000 visitors fl iled the zoo to capacity that day, an all-time o ne-day a tte ndance record at the Cleveland Zoo.

Photo by Alfred Associdates

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Free transportation to and from the zoo was provided by this bus, made available through the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation. Mrs. Joan Johnson and Mr. George Chapman of the Foundation had a preview ride on the bus prior to its being put into regular service on June 5th this year. Children in the picture are, left to right, Kim Riddle, Barbara Darden, Harry Dorsey, and Andre Spencer. The bus carried over 7,000 children and over 1,500 adults from June to mid­November. The bus will be available weekdays the year around for school classes, scouts, golden agers, and other organized groups wishing to visit the zoo. Photo by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

A Pygmy Hippopotamus was born the laller part of May. This was the 4th baby born in this family since 1965, all to the same mother, and all femllies. This youngster was purchased by and sent to the Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Zoo, in November.

Photo by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

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MAMMALS

1/1 0/1 1/0 2/1 1/0 0/1 0/1 0/1 0/1 1/0 2/2 2/0 1/0

Masai Gi Sika Dee Amazoni Striped I­Arabian ( Pygmy I­Puma Sitatung~

Hamadrj Eland Guanaco Leopard Patas M(

MAMMALS 1/1 Siberian 0/2 Grant 's 1 1/0 Rock Hy 12 Prairie D

1/0 Barasing 1/1 Hartman 1/1 Bennett':

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NOTABLE BIRTHS AND HATCHINGS IN 1973

MAMMALS Code: 1/0 = male, 0/1 = female, 1 = undetermined

1/1 Masai Giraffes 0/1 Grant's Zebra 0/1 Sika Deer 2 Chinchilla 1/0 Amazonian Woolly Monkey 4 Bennett's Wallabies 2/1 Striped Hyenas 2 Giant Red Kangaroos 1/0 Arabian Camel 7 Himalayan Tahr 0/1 Pygmy Hippopotamus 0/1 Puma BIRDS 0/1 Sitatunga Antelope 4 Black Swans 0/1 Hamadryas Baboon 3 Mute Swans 1/0 Eland 1 King Penguin 2/2 Guanaco 8 Ashy Headed Geese 2/0 Leopard 5 Mandarin Ducks 1/0 Patas Monkey 1 Rhea

NOTABLE ACQUISITIONS MAMMALS BIRDS

1/1 Siberian Tigers 1/1 African Gray Parrots 0/2 Grant's Zebras 1/0 Bewick's Swan 1/0 Rock Hyrax 1/0 Scarlet Macaw 12 Prairie Dogs 1 Albino Robin

1/0 Barasingha Deer 1/1 Hartmann's Mountain Zebras 1/1 Bennett's Wallabies (male albino)

"Must be a quarterback sneak", as the T Formation backfield of Humboldt Penguins watch a fourth member of the team plunge ahead. Humboldt Penguins remain outdoors all year, unlike the King, Rockhopper, and Macaroni Penguins, which are put into refrigerated quarters during the hot summer months. Humboldt Penguins are found as for north as Peru and Galapagos Islands off the Western coast of South America.

Photo by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

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NEW VOLUNTEER GROUP AND NEW EXPLORER POST ESTABLISHED AT

ZOO The Cleveland Zoological Park now has a

volunteer group which was organized dur­ing the summer and it currently numbers 25 mem bers.

Docents, as the volunteers are called, serve the Zoo in a variety of ways. Tour guide service is provided to visiting groups such as school classes, scouts, Indian guides, golden agers, etc.

Other projects the docents are involved in, include the writing of a docent guide book, an educational guide book for school classes, setting up of slide shows, taking animals to handicapped children's hospi­tals, and serving as guides for special career education classes of several local school systems.

Members of the docent staff are : Mrs. Beverly Miko, coordinator; Mrs. Jo An ­derson, senior docent, and Linda R omans, J oyce Ped en, Roberta Baszuk, C h eri Glovan, Bill Kasson, Jeff Pifer , Marguerite Ziegler, Fred Mondock, Bill Prusak, Mar­garet Greenwald, Richard Greenwald, Debbie Hunt, Harriet H oss, Chris Shepard, J im K opacz, Marci Kaminski, Lorraine Zink, Bob Vlasik, Pat Blackwell, Barbara Riedel, Paula Zemba, Peggy Haluscsak, Bruce Russell.

T raining of docents was conducted by D ick Merrill, Zoologist, and Chuck Vora­cek, Public Service Director. Many of the

CENTRAL STREET PLAYERS

A theatrical group composed of college­age young adults put on a program of short skits designed to entertain an audience of all ages. H undreds of zoo visitors enjoyed the hour long program underwritt en by Central National Bank of Cleveland which also made available free children's tickets t o the Zoo in consideration of a generous donation to Friends of the Zoo as a part of the overall promotion.

docents attended the ten classes of "Zoo­Logic" , a non-credit course in the continu­ing education department of Cuyahoga Community College. The course was given from April to June. The docents were given three additional intensified sessions in guide work.

To date, 115 hours have been devoted by the 25 guides. They have provided tours for 1,235 people for 35 separate tour groups.

The Cleveland Zoo has sponsored a new Explorer Post #483, affiliated with Boy Scouts of America.

The Explorer program is open to both boys and girls, ages 16 to 21. The primary purpose is to gain insight in a specific field, in this case, zoology, biology, environmen­tal science, and veterinary medicine.

A total of 35 Explorers enrolled in the charter meeting at the Zoo, November 8th.

Meetings will be held on the first and third Thursdays of each month at 7: 30 p.m. in the Zoo's Administ ration-Educa­tion Building. All phases ofthe Zoo's opera­tion will be covered in the continuing pro­gram. Special emphasis will, of course, be placed on the care of the Zoo's animal residents. Voracek and Richard Merrill. Assisting are members of the docent staff, Joyce Peden, Jeff Pifer, and Jo Anderson.

SQUARE DANCE The first square dance ever held at the

Zoo was sponsored by Cilo-Teens on Sun­day, August 12.

The dance was staged on the level grassy area in front of the Ape and Cat Building and many zoo visitors watched the int ricat e steps of the C-T dancers.

"Last one in's a Polar and playing together.

An interesting proflle backdrop of the wall circulated water. The provides a naturalisti , bear which is one of threatened with extinc

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"Last one in's a Polar Bear!" So is the flrst one in this case. Cleveland Zoo's Polar Bears thoroughly enjoy swimming and playing together. Polar Bears were a gift to the zoo by Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Reitman. Photo by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

An interesting proflle photo of a Polar Bear against a backdrop ' of the waterfall which utilizes flltered, re­circulated water. The motion and sound of the water provides a naturalistic atmosphere for this species of bear which is one of many species of wild animals threatened with extinction.

Photo courtesy of East Ohio Gas Co.

Nose to nose and toes to toes, these two Polar Bears e njoy their cool pool many hours each day.

......................." ...... These two Polar Bears make the water fly when they wrestle each other. Their vigorous play activity usually takes place in the morning hours.

Ph otos by Ro n Kuntz

NEW ZOO DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR APPOINTED

Mr. Ronald H . Williams, 30, has been appointed to the post of Development Director of the Cleveland Zoo. The posi­tion was vacant following the resignation of Mr. Frederick C. Lange.

Mr. Williams will be responsible for fund raising activities in behalf of the Zoo and will be specifically involved with corpora­tions, foundations, and organizations.

Mr. Williams was Executive Director of Junior Achievement of Greater Cleveland prior to his zoo appointment.

Previous to that h e was with General Acceptance Corporation and the Finance Department of the U.s. Army.

A native of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Mr. Williams, attended Dyke College, from which he received a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Management in 1971. He is cur ­rently a member of the American Market­ing Association and the Societ y for the Advancement of M anagement.

Mr. Williams is married, and lives with his wife, Jacqueline, and a daughter Kelly, 5, at 6110 Wallace Blvd., North Ridgeville, Ohio.

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One of the more we born in the Clevel a

Three Striped Hyena pups, "Heather", "Harvey", and "Herman" held by Jodi Seeley, daughter of Assistant Super­intendent Ron Seeley. The three hyena youngsters were hand-reared in the Seeley home in Valley City, Ohio, when mother hyena showed no inclination to mother her offspring. Jodi Seeley had one favorite hyena baby "Harvey" and spent more time with him than the other two.

Photos by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

Strong maternal instinct is shown in this photo as mother Hamadryas holds the youngster close for nursing.

Photos by Ron Kuntz

Now she's up - now she's down. A baby female Hamadryas Baboon clings to her mother's back in typical baboon manner when traveling about. It's much easier to ride jockey fashion than to walk on her own feet.

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O ne of the more welcome babies in the animal cradle roll this year was a female Grant's Zebra. This was the first zebra bo rn in the Cleveland Zoo since July, 1969, when the baby's mother was born here.

Photos by Tony To m sic, Cleveland Press

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ZOO CANDIDS

"Connie", the Cleveland Zoo's Andean Condor not only looks tough, but is lough. Keepers must be careful when entering the flight cage of this bird as the hard curved bill can be very hard on the soft skin of human hands or legs. The Andean Condor is one of the largest fly ing birds in the world with a wingspan of up to 10 feet. Ph oto by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

One of the attractions in the aquatic bird habitat in the Bird Build ing is this Kooka burra or "Laughing Jackass", a member of the Kingflsher fa m ily from Australia . The vocal ca ll is a rapid "koo-koo-koo-koo-koo-koo" a nd is the bi rd ca ll usually heard in African or South American ju ng le scenes in movies, notwithstanding the fa ct the bird is not a native of those two continents. The Cleveland Zoo exhibits a pair of this bird species which has a so ng written about it-: "Kookaburra Sits In An Old Gu m Tree."

"Audrica" and "Frederika", the young female chim­panzees, are inseparable pals! Living next door to the Orang-utans there is plenty of frivolity and mischief making activity daily in the Ape and Cat Building.

In the American exhibit, a cu rio us brown and wh ite llama shares the paddock with White-tai led Deer, rheas, and numerous North and South American d ucks, geese and swans. Llamas are domesti ca ted in South America w here they are used as beasts of burden , a nd for their ha ir for clothing.

Photo by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

The w hole Woolly' baby on the left a ne! of New Wo rld monl

"Gi-Gi" a nd "Fritz ha bitat of Borneo, which they use to

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MONKEYSHINES

The whole Woolly Monkey family is s hown ha ngi ng fro m their mesh ceiling in the Ape and Ca t Build ing. Mother and baby on the left and the larger bod ied father o n the right display their agility and prehensile tails, typical characteristics of New World monkeys.

Photos by Ron Kuntz

ORANG GANG

" Gi-Gi" and "Fritzie", young adult Orang-utans would put a hu man contortionist to sha me. O rangs, in their natural ha bitat of Borneo and Sumatra, s pend a g reat deal of time in trees and are equipped with powerful arms and hands w hich they use to swi ng from li mb to li mb. This method of travel is called brachiation.

Photos by Ron Ku ntz

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CLE\ COlL

The Cleve through Fram Kentucky, is p ability of the from the Gal Wildlife Series

The Reticu of a limited edi Because prints lar and are pt they often se: valuable collet the appreciate Eagle and Osp sold at $75.0C value is place Eagle Family value today is

The Clevela t hese signed p the readershi~

first-come, firs1 ful full color I

The current print is $50; tl: chase price is contribution 01

Everyone who will recei ve an i at a reception t have been sold sign each print

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" Tara", o ne of two Clevela nd Zoo African Elephants, searches with her trunk to flnd a peanut or some other m orsel in the tufts of g rass in her yard. African Elephants have very large ears and the females of this species ha ve tusks that grow to severa l feet in lengt h. The elephant's trunk is a fabulous organ, serving the animal as a hand, a nose, a water

I City_ _L_____ and food container a nd an all-purpose tool. The trunk of an elephant is said to contain more than 40 ,000 muscles.

Photos by Tony Tomsic, Cleveland Press

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CLEVELAND ZOO OFFERS LIMITED EDITION COLLECTOR'S ITEM PRINTS BY NATIONALLY

RENOWNED ARTIST RAY HARM The Cleveland Zoological Society

through Frame House Gallery, Louisville, Kentucky, is pleased to announce the avail­ability of the Reticulated Giraffe Print from the Gallery's Ray Harm African Wildlife Series.

The Reticulated Giraffe Print is part of a limited edition of the artist's paintings. Because prints of his work are highly popu­lar and are published in limited editions, they often sell out rapidly and become valuable collector 's items. An example of the appreciated value of his prints is his Eagle and Osprey print of 1964. This title sold at $75.00 and today the collector's value is placed at $2,000. A 1963 Bald Eagle Family print sold for $30 .00. Its value today is $650.00.

The Cleveland Zoo has obtained 500 of these signed prints which are available to the readership of this publication on a first-come, first-served basis. These beauti­ful full color prints are 20" x 28" in size.

The current fair market value of the print is $50; therefore, one-half of t he pur­chase price is deductible as a charitable contribut ion on federal income tax returns. Everyone who purchases one of these prints will receive an invit a tion to meet Mr. Harm at a reception to be held after all zoo prints have been sold. Mr. Harm will personally sign each print at the reception.

The purchase of one of t hese Giraffe prints will be of benefit t wo ways: a tax return deduction ($50) and a print which will appreciate in value in future years. A third benefit is that t he Zoo will derive most of t he funds from the sale of these print s.

Don't be disappointed; send your order and check in now. An order blank is printed for your convenience.

T o obtain one of these prints, a check in the amount of $100 is to be sent to The Cleveland Zoological Society, Box 09040, Cleveland, Ohio 44109.

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ALL CONTRIBUTIONS AFTER OCTOBER 10, 1973 ON AN ANNUAL BASIS. LIFE AND FELLOW FOR LIFE MEMBERS ENROLLED PRIOR T O OCTOBER 10 1973 WILL BE RETAINED IN THOSE CATEGORIES ON A PERMANENT BASIS

Members Enrolled During the Period NOVEMBER 1 3, 1972-NOVEMBER 1 2, 1973

Corporat ions Allen Products Co. Inc. Aluminum Smelting & Refining Co. Ar tists Studios, Inc. Ashland Oil , Inc. Astrup Co. Bailey Meter Co. The Brown D erby Campus Sweater & Sportswear Co. Cerro Copper & Brass Co. Chase Brass & Copper Co. Chemtron Corp. Cit izens Finan cial Corp. The Cleveland Stevedore Co. Cleveland Wire Cloth & Mfg. Co. ComCorp Container Corp. of America Curtiss Noll Corp. Demsey & Associates, Inc. Dow Chemical Co. Erica Products, Inc. Ernst & Ernst ETC, Inc. The A. W. Fenton Co. Inc. Forest City Foundries Co. F oseeo, Inc. T he Frankelite Co. Gold Circle Discount Stores T he Harvest Publishing Co. &

Home State Ins. Agency, Inc. Honeywell, Inc. J oseph & Feiss Co. Kirkwood Industries, Inc. KLI, Inc. Land Title Guarantee & Trust Co. Lenihan, Gorton & Co. Liberty Publishing Co. The Loomis-Sayles & Co. Luria Brothers & Co., Inc. Milner E lectric Co. Mogul Corp. Moritz Steel Co. J . C . P enny Co. Penreco, Inc. Penton Publishing Co.

The Roderking -Mendex Corp. Shaker Savings Association Second Federal Savings & Loan

Association S1. Paul Insurance Companies State Chemical Mfg. Co. Tenna Corp. . United Screw & Bolt Corp. Universal Steel Co. Vogt & Conant Co. Western Electric Co. The White Motor Corp. Woodhill Chemical Sales Corp. The George Worthington Co. Youngstown Steel Door Co.

Foundations The American Foundation J. G. Bell Foundation Keith S. & Jean S. Benson Foundation The Cyrus Eaton Foundation The Mary & Wallace Duncan

Foundation The Empire Plow Co. Foundation Flesheim Foundation Lloyd S. & Margaret S. Freiberger

Trust Fund The Greisinger Foundation Hill Acme Co. Foundation Miller-Becker Foundation PPG Industries Foundation Standard Products Foundation Steel Improvement Foundation Nelson Talbott Foundation W. S. Tyler Foundation The Raymond ,John Wean Founda t ion The Wuliger Foundation Harvey O. Yoder Foundation

P a tron Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Barkwill Dr. & Mrs. Bernard 1. Charms Joseph R. Fawcett Ellwood H. Fisher

Hugh R. Gibson Alexander Ginn Mr. & Mrs. H. Stuart Harrison Ben M. Hauserman Richard R. Hollington, Jr. Walter F. Lineberger, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Elton F. Motch Herbert C. Neal Thomas F. Patton Carl J. Stahl Maurice Stonehill James P. Storer G. J. Tankersley William B. West Alfred E. Wolf Francis H. Wright

Sustaining Anonymous Dr. & Mrs. J ay L. Ankeney Mrs. William B. Belden George C. Brainard Robert E. Brill Mrs. Fred C. Chandler, J r . Mr. & Mrs. John J. D wyer Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. F riedman Mrs. Ella M. Harsch Miss Mary G. Higley Royal M. Hochner Mr. & Mrs. Ernest E. Huntoon, ,Jr. K L . Ireland Samuel Krasney Miss Mary Kulie Mr. & Mrs. Ewald E . Kundtz Mrs. John A. McGean Dr. & M rs. T heodore E. McK inley C. Richard Newpher

. Mr. & Mrs. George F. Opdyke Herman H. Oviatt E. W. Sloan, Jr. Dr. Arthur Steinberg William Truehaft Harry Volk Mr. & Mrs. Owen F. Walker Mr. & Mrs. W . Lewis G. Winter

Mr. & Mrs. Gar W. AL Mr. & Mrs. Wayne J. !

Mrs. Walter C. Astrup Harvey N. Barrett, ,Jr. Mrs. H. Lee Bassett W. Allen Beam Dr. ,James E. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Dr. & Mrs. Karl Boestl Mrs. Arno O. Bohme, ~ Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. B, Willis B. Boyer Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Breni Mrs. Charles S. Brittor Mr. & Mrs. Otis H. Bn Mr. & Mrs. Charles Br Mrs. Percy W. Brown Mrs. Francis P. Bruce Harry F. Burmester Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cah John B. Calfee Mr. & Mrs. George S. ( Mr. & Mrs. Horace L. Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chis] Mrs. Robert M. Cleme Mrs. Robert H. Collac( Mr. & Mrs. A. T. Colw Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Thomas 1. Crawford, ~ Dr. & Mrs. Frank Crit< Peter T. Cubberley, M. Mrs. Norman L. Dane) Mr. & Mrs. Allen A. D, Mrs. Elizabeth B. deFc Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Miss Gwenn Anne Din~ Mr. & Mrs. Philip F. D Robert C. Donnelly Mrs. H. W. Eastwood William H. Eells Mr. & Mrs. O. F. Emer Miss Lois Eppink Miss Fern M. Feltes Miss Esther 1. Frazier Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. F Mr. & Mrs. M. R. Frie( D r. & Mrs. PaulO. Fur Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. D . M. Glover, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Goss Mr. & Mrs. S. Wynn G Mrs. Dixie 1. Goss Mr. & Mrs. George J. C Mr. & Mrs. David A. G R obert D. Gries Dr. & Mrs. L . K. Grove Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Hal Germaine R. Hahnel, Jv Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. H Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Hei M r. & Mrs. 1. P. Helm Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. I George R. Herzog M rs. Lawrence Hitchco Mr. & Mrs. Meacham I James C. H odge E lton Hoyt, III Dr. & M rs. James S. Ja M iss Ervine D. Jaworsl Mrs. T homas H . Jenkir Mr. & Mrs. Raymond ( M iss Ruthella Jones Dr. Joye D . Kent Mrs. Hall Kirkham M r. & Mrs. Hans Klucl Ruth E. Krumhansl

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Contributing Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Gar W. Aikins Mr. & Mrs. Wayne.1. Albers Mrs. Walter C. Astrup Harvey N. Barrett, .Jr. Mrs. H. Lee Bassett W. Allen Beam Dr. James E. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bloor Dr. & Mrs. Karl Boester Mrs. Arno O. Bohme. Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. Bostelman, Jr. Willis B. Boyer Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Breninghouse Mrs. Charles S. Britton Mr. & Mrs. Otis H . Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs. Percy W. Brown Mrs. Francis P. Bruce Harry F. Burmester Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cahill John B. Calfee Mr. & Mrs. George S. Case, Jr . Mr. & Mrs. Horace L. Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Mark Chism Mrs. Robert M . Clements Mrs. Robert H. Collacott Mr. & Mrs. A. T. Colwell Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Corum Thomas L. Crawford , M.D. Dr. & Mrs. Frank Critchfield, Jr. Peter T. Cubberley, M.D. Mrs. Norman L. Daney Mr. & Mrs. Allen A. Dare Mrs. Elizabeth B. deForest Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. D evine Miss Gwenn Anne Dinsmore Mr. & Mrs. Philip F. Donley Robert C. Donnelly Mrs. H. W. Eastwood William H. Eells Mr. & Mrs. O. F. Emerson Miss Lois Eppink Miss Fern M. Feltes Miss Esther L. Frazier Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Freedman Mr. & Mr~. M . R. Friedberg Dr. & Mrs. PaulO. Funk Mr. & Mrs. Robert M . Ginn D. M. Glover, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Goss Mr. & Mrs. S. Wynn Goodman Mrs. Dixie I. Goss Mr. & Mrs. George J. Goudreau Mr. & Mrs. David A. Graham Robert D . Gries Dr. & Mrs. L . K . Groves Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Haas

r Germaine R. Hahnel, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Heath Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Heil Mr. & Mrs. L. P. Hehman Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Hennig George R. Herzog Mrs. Lawrence Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Meacham Hitchcock James C. Hodge Elton Hoyt, III Dr. & Mrs. James S. Jacobsohn Miss Ervine D. J aworski Mrs. Thomas H. J enkins Mr. & Mrs. Raym ond C . Johnson Miss Ruthella Jones Dr. Joye D. Kent Mrs. Hall Kirkham Mr. & Mrs. H ans Kluck Ruth E. Krumhansl

Dr. & Mrs. Allan B. Kunkel H. H. Laundy Miss Margaret Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Wayne H. Lewis, Jr. Mary Weidle Lovoff, M .D. Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Ludvigsen Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. MacNab Mrs. Richard A. Manuel Margery Anne Manville Ralph W. Marshall Miss Marlene Martuch Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Maurer Mrs. Waldemar Meckes Mark Meriam Richard H. Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Louis T. Milic Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Morris Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Myers Mr. & Mrs..John F. Nash Mrs. Richard P. Nash Mr. & Mrs. Charles Y. Neff L. W. Keumark Sterling & Frances Newell Mr. & Mrs. A. O. Nilges John F. Novatney, D.D.S. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Pae Clarence E. Pejeau Mrs. Carol G. Peterson Mr. & Mrs. H. R. Peterson Mrs. Thomas F. Peterson Leonard Ratner A. K. Rheem Miss Rosemary Rich Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Rogers, .Jr. Marvin Rollins, M .D. Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Rosenfeld Mrs. Monroe F. Rubin Mr. & Mrs. John E. Rupert Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Sanduleak Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Sargent Miss Laurel Schauer Mr. & Mrs. Orner W. Schroeder Mrs. Elsie Schultz Robert J. Schultz Mr. & Mrs. P. Scott Dr. & Mrs. William C. Sheldon John Sherwin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Lee Smith Jessop Smith Vincent K . Smith Robert W. Snyder Family Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Steingass Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Steinmetz Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Stock Sanford Summers, M.D. Mrs. John F. Sweeney J ohn K. Thompson Mrs. Chester D . Tripp Mrs. Laurence M. True Richard Tyner Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Weis Miss Pauline Wells Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Williams Mrs. R ichard Ziesing, Jr.

Annual Family M embership Mr. & Mrs. H. W. Abell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ian Abrams Mr. & Mrs. E. W. Ackerman The Robert Aldrich Family Mrs. Jane R. Alexander Mrs. Oscar Allen Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Allen The American Foundation Clet us W. Amstutz Mr. & Mrs. Donald Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton A. Anderson, I II Mrs. Virginia Armington

Dr. & Mrs. J. S. Artz D. G. Arvanites Paul Asadorian Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Asbeck Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ashmun George R. Ashmun Albert A. Augustus, II Mr. & Mrs. Harry N. Babcock Lawrence J. Badar Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Baker Mr. & Mrs. H. F. Ballentine Mr. & Mrs. David S. Bamberger Mr. & Mrs. Patterson Barnes Henry Barratt Mr. & Mrs. William E. Bast Mrs. Ida Baugh Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bauschard Mr. & Mrs. Theodore R. Beatty Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Beer Mr. & Mrs. Theodore A. Beer Mr. & Mrs. James L. Bender Mrs. B. Frank Bennett Mrs. George E . Bennett Robert Bercaw Mr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Beresford Donald S. Berman Mr. & Mrs. John Bindofer Howard S. Bissell Mr. & Mrs. Wallace C. Blankinship Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Bloomfield Mr. & Mrs. Dudley S. Blossom, III Dr. & Mrs. J. S. Bodnar Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Boessneck, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John P. Bolas Mr. & Mrs. Gerald W. Bone Misses Ruth & Martha Borland Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Bowden Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bowers Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Boyarsky J. N. Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Terrence E. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Terrence F. Brady Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Braman Mr. & Mrs..John .J. Breckling Richard F. Brezic The Broestl Family Brooklyn Beaux Arts Club Mr. & Mrs. C. G. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Brown Gabriel H. Brown Mr. & Mrs. William F. Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Broz & Family Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bruce & Family Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Bruml Harry A. Burkhardt Mr . & Mrs. Wilbur R. Burnham Mr. & Mrs. M. E. Bush M r. & Mrs. Samuel Cagen Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Caldwell Dr. & Mrs. D. B. Cameron & Family Miss Wendy & Karen Campbell Mrs. Rhoda M. Carnes Mr. & Mrs. T imothy Carnes Mrs. George S . Case Frank A. Catalano, M .D. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth F . Cavanaugh Mr. & Mrs. D onald L. Cawein Miss Kristin Celke Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Chamers Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Chapnick Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Chernus )Jr. & Mrs. R obert G . Cheshier Mr. & Mrs. George A. Chisholm D onald J. Cholensky Dr. & Mrs. Arthur K . Cieslak &

Family D r. & Mrs. J. M. Ciotta Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Clark

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Miss Beulah A. Clifton Mrs. J. C. Cline Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Coffin Avery S. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Colbert Dr. & Mrs. Harold N. Cole Miss Helen Cole Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Cole Thomas F. Coleman Terry Collins Anthony Colnar Dorothy R. Colquhoun Mr. & Mrs. Dale Cooper Mrs. James W. Corey Mr. & Mrs. G. Alan Corso Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Cortland Dr. & Mrs. Dale H. Cowan Edward D. Crabb Miss Christine H. Crone Vance F . Csaszar Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Dacek Mr. & Mrs. Ernst F. Daiber William A. Daniel Mr. & Mrs. Sydney Dash Jerome Ferville Daube Mr. & Mrs. Milton T. Daus Victor Davidson M r. & Mrs. Harold H. Davis M r. & Mrs. ,James A. Davis Mr . & Mrs. George M. Dawson Mary J ane Deering Mr. & Mrs. Hugo S. DeGroot Miss Emmajane DeLong Mrs. John B. Dempsey Mr . & Mrs. D. A. DePolo D r . & Mrs. William H. Derrer Dr. & Mrs. Carl F. Doershuk Mr. & M rs . E. W. Doller Miss M ae Alice Donner Mr. & M rs. Anthony J. Donofrio William A. Doran M r. & Mrs. Louis J. Doria Mr. & Mrs. R obert Drake Mr. & Mrs. Neal E. Dubber Mrs. L . Duffy & Family M rs. Rosa B . Dulaney M r. & M rs. Peter Duly Mr. & M rs. J. Ronald Duquette Dr. & Mrs. Melvin 1. Eckhouse Mr. & Mrs. C. Kenneth Egeler Mr. & Mrs. Howard Elder Mr. & Mrs. Laurence J. Ellert Mr. & Mrs. Louis E. Emsheimer Gary Enix Tom Fabek Family Mrs. Wendell A. Falsgraf R obert J. Farkas Dr. & Mrs. Richard G. Farmer Mr. & Mrs. Albert Fedor M r . & Mrs. Rudolph Fedorchak Mr. & Mrs. ,Joseph 1:'. Fegen Mrs. Vivian Feldt Mr . & Mrs. Theodore E. Fessler Mr. & Mrs. Edward Filina Dr. & Mrs. Burton M . Fink Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Finley, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. William E. Forsythe Dr. & Mrs. David Foxman Mr. & Mrs. W. Fragnowski & Family Mr. & Mrs. William R. Freeman Ernest H. Friedman, M.D. Richard Freundlich Mr. & Mrs. Walter H. Frick Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Friedman Mr. & Mrs. David 1. Fuente Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Fulkerson Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Fulton Mrs. Arthur Galloway Dr. & Mrs. Julian B. Galvin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Gal vin Dr. & Mrs. Richard Garcia Mr. & Mrs. C. M. Gardner Dr. & Mrs. W. James Gardner Mr. & Mrs. John Garland Edward Garrett The John Garvin Family Mr. & Mrs. James E. Gayman &

Family Mrs. Margaret G. Geckler Mr. & Mrs. Alan S. Geismer Dr. & Mrs. Paul George Mrs. Robert A. George Robert Gersna Mrs. Eleanor R. Gerson Alfred Gibson Mr. & Mrs. James Gildzyn, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arvi H. Gillberg Mr. & Mrs. Sherwin D. Gillett Mrs. Leo Ginter & Family David Gitlin, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Glatte & Family Miss Cherie Glovan Dr. & Mrs. David R. Glynn Dr. & Mrs. Samuel Gorovitz Mr. & Mrs. G. D. Gotschall T. L. Goudvis Mr. & Mrs. Robert P . Green Mr. & Mrs. Stanley S. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Greenfield Mr. & Mrs. Harold F. Greenrod Mr. & Mrs. Clarence N. Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Clifford L. Grossenbaugh Dr. & Mrs. Morton Grossman Robert Gunkel Mr. & Mrs. Reed H. Gunselman Mr. & M rs. Blair F. Gunther Mrs. David E. Haine Mr. & Mrs. Richard Halas Dr. & Mrs. W. R. Hallaran Edwin G. Halter Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Hamzah Mr. & Mrs. William Handler Mr. & Mrs. Edgar A. Hanes T. T. Harrow, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Earl V. Hartwig Dr. & Mrs. H. C. Hartzell Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Hawkins, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dudley A. Hawley, ,Jr. Miss Mary Grace Healy Charles J. Heidel Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hess Mr. & Mrs. L. Stacey Hesselgrave

Ben F. Hopkins, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Howard H. Hopwood Mr. & Mrs. K. P. Horsburgh Mr. & Mrs..John Hosek Mr. & Mrs. George S. Host Mr. & Mrs. Dennis F. Hoynes Mr. & Mrs. William F. Hronek Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hrones Donald E. Hubbell. M.D. Abigail Virginia Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Edward 1. Hudson Mr. & Mrs. Henry Huefner, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Huffman Mr. & Mrs. Samuel R. Huston Mr. & Mrs. John E. Hykes Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Izant, Jr. Mrs. Raymond T. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Jarmusch Dr. & Mrs. Roland S. Jauch Mr . & Mrs. George E. Jeans Mr. & Mrs. E. T. Jeffery 13. J. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Jenter Harry L. Jenter Kathleen S. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Joliat & Family Miss Edwina ,Jones Mr. & Mrs. John A. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence G. Jontzen Samuel J. ,Joy, M.D. Dr. & Mrs. Robert O. Kan Gerald Kann Mr. & Mrs. Fedor Kapustin Mr. & Mrs. George F. Karch Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kasdan William N. Kasson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Kavran Rev. & Mrs. Frederick D. Kelsey Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Kennedy Dr. & Mrs. John Khosh Mr. & Mrs. Edward ,/. Kidney John M. Kiefer, Jr. Donald D. Kim, M.D. Miss Margaret Kinchy Mr. & Mrs. W. Griffin King, J r . Fred J. Kirchenbauer Mr. & M rs. John D . Kirke Mr. & M rs. Carter Kissell Mr. & Mrs. Chessman Kittredge Edwin O. Klaas Ms. Patricia Klaiman Mr. & Mrs. Marsha ll Klaus Alan Reiter Klein Mr.& Mrs. Richard E . Klimo Edward J. Klodnick Mr. & Mrs. Earl A. Klotz Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Knapp Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Knierman Mr. & Mrs. Rodney M. Knight Mr. & M rs. Dimiel R. Koelliker Mrs. Harry Koppelman David P. K ormos Mrs. Betty Kowalski Thomas V. Koykka Mr. & Mrs. H. G. Kraus, Jr.

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Mrs. Dorothy ,J. Lad Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Mr. & Mrs. Warren I Mr. ,'\c Mrs. Robert ,J Mr. & Mrs. Michael' Mr. & Mrs. Robert E Mr. & Mrs. Charles E Mr . & Mrs. Roy Leh, Mr. & Mrs. John Ld Mr. & Mrs. Martin C Mr. & Mrs. Alan Les, Dr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Dr. & Mrs. Ira M. Lf Marion I. Levy Glenn O. Liebner Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Lil Alexander Ling, M.D Mr. & Mrs. David J. Mr. & Mrs. Edward I Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Daniel W. Loeser Mr. & Mrs. Bernard I

& Family Mr. & Mrs. William I Dr. Finn F. L 'Orange Mr. & Mrs. Albert M Mr. & Mrs. Harry M Mrs. Ellis Y. Lovell Dr. & Mrs. Leonard I Mr. & Mrs. Felix B. I Mr. & Mrs. William 1 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard I Arthur F. Lustig & F, Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. 1 Mr. & Mrs. Albert W Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Miss Jennie 1. MacK Mr. & Mrs. James M1 Harold Maisey Dr. & Mrs. S. P . Mak Mrs . Edwyn Malusky Mr. & Mrs. Charles N Mr. & Mrs. Dave Mal Mrs. R ae J. Marks Arthur C. Marquardt Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Ma Mrs. Mildred Maruna Dr. & Mrs. John R. N Mr. & Mrs. Vincent l\ M iss Lauren Rose Ma Irene Mates Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. M Mark Matsushima Mr. & Mrs. J ames J. I Martin Matuson M r. & Mrs. Jerry 1. 1\

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin N Mrs. Donald S. McRr M r. & Mrs. L. T. Me( M rs. Karl B. McEach Mr. & Mrs. Cli fford T M r. & Mrs. Stuart B. Mr. & Mrs . E. Bruce : Mr. & Mrs. James Me

& Family Mr. & Mrs. Seth M. Fitchet R onald B. Fleming, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Fletcher

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Hexter Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Heyman Rev. & Mrs. Robert B. Hibbard Mr. & Mrs. William Hinkle

Mrs. Henry L. F. Kreger Mrs. Vernon Kroehle Donald Kubach Kenneth R. Kubach

Mr. & Mrs. ,John F. J'V Mr. & Mrs. J. Henry Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Ed, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford B

Mr. & Mrs. Michael ,J. Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Willard Hirsh, II Mrs. Clare R. Kubik ,James E. Miller M r. & Mrs. Charles J. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Carl P. Hixon Mr. & Mrs. Otakar A. Kuby John A. Miller Eugene E. Ford Mrs. Henry A. Ford Seabury H. Ford Mr. & Mrs. ,John P. Forgac

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Holliday The Hollis Family Mr. & Mrs. Peter Homzak btephen W. Hoover

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Kuehn Mr. & Mrs. Karl Kuenzer Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kurak Mr. & M rs. Stephen A. Kushnick

Mrs. Mary C. Miller Mr. & M rs. Melvin L M r. & Mrs. P aul C. 1\ Dr. & Mrs. Rolf F. M

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Mrs. Dorothy J. Laditka Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Ladika Mr. & Mrs. Warren Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Landgraf Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Lann Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Laubscher Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Lawrence, III Mr. & Mrs. Roy Lehecka Mr. & Mrs. John Lehky, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Martin G. Lentz Mr. & Mrs. Alan Lesser Dr. & Mrs. D aniel B. Levin Dr. & Mrs. Ira M. Levy ~arion I. Levy Glenn O. Liebner Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Lindow Alexander Ling, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. David ,J. Lipins & Family Mr. & Mrs. Edward Liska Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Livorse Daniel W. Loeser Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Loewenthal

& Family Mr. & Mrs. William F. Long Dr. Finn F. L'Orange Mr. & Mrs. Albert M. Lord Mr. & Mrs. Harry M. Loudon Mrs. Ellis Y. Lovell Dr. & Mrs. Leonard L. Lovshin ~r. & Mrs. Felix B. Lowell Mr. & Mrs. William H. Luippold Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Lurie Arthur F. Lustig & Family Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Lustig Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ma Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. MacAlister Mr. & Mrs. Laurence G. Mackie Miss Jennie L. MacKnight Mr. & Mrs. James Mackulin Harold Maisey Dr. & Mrs. S . P. Makker Mrs. Edwyn Ma!usky Mr. & Mrs. Charles l\'. Mandt Mr. & Mrs. Dave Margolis Mrs. Rae J. Marks Arthur C . Marquardt Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Martin & Family Mrs. Mildred Maruna Dr. & Mrs. John R. Master Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Mastri Miss Lauren Rose Matejka Irene Mates Dr. & Mrs. Paul H. Mathews Mark Matsushima Mr. & Mrs. James J. Matts Martin Matuson Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Maynard

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Mazoh Mrs. Donald S. McBride Mr. & Mrs. L. T. McCroden Mrs. Karl B. McEachron, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Cl ifford T. McKay Mr. & Mrs. Stuart B. McKinney Mr. & Mrs. E. Bruce McLean Mr. & Mrs. James McNally

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mehegan Mr. & Mrs. J. Henrv Melcher Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Edw. Melueh Mr. & Mrs. Clifford B. Miller, Jr. James E. Miller John A. Miller Mrs. Mary C. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Melvin L. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Miller Dr. & Mrs. Rolf F. Miller

Sam H. Miller W. Thomas Miller, D.D.S. Mrs. Eugene A. Milliff William M. Milliken Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Milne Mr. & Mrs. William A. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Ernest W. Mizda William D. Mize, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Mlakar, J r. Miss Sylvia Mocnik Mr. & Mrs. Bela Molnar Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Molter Carl F. Monnin Samuel Montfort Mr. & Mrs. Stenhen Moon Hobert E. Moos Mr. & Mrs. Milton C. Morris Ms. Ruthe Mortimer Mr. & Mrs. James W. Mull, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Myers, Jr. Mrs. Mark J. Nagusky Mr. & Mrs. S. L. Neale Mr. & Mrs. H. Wells Near Mrs. Cora E. Nedro Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Nelson Mrs. Robert Neuman Hal H. Newell Mrs. Sterling Newell Mr. & Mrs. Karl E. Newkirk Mr. & Mrs. John Newton Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Nixon Maurice Norris Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Novak Eugene F. Nupp Mr. & Mrs. Lanson L. Nupp James P. Oberth & Family Joseph A. Oberth & Family Mr. & Mrs. Harvey O'Brien Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Oesterle &

Family Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Olson Genevieve Omert Ralph Orkin Mr. & Mrs. Milo G. Otis Mr. & Mrs. David G. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Albert Paul Mr. & Mrs. Donald Petrasek Mr. & Mrs. John C . Pfahl Mr. & Mrs. Williams B. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Pichelmayer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Piispanen Arthur E. Pile Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Pile, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Pilskaln Frank Pishnery Mrs. Ernestine Platz Mr. & Mrs. Louis Pocze Mr . & Mrs. Anthony J. Poderis Dr. & Mrs. Earl R. Polish George Pollak M r. & Mrs. C. Carver Pope Miss Florence Potter Mr. & Mrs. Sylvester Powell James Prendergast, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John S. Prescott Mr. & Mrs. Edward Presosky

& Family Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Price Gordon Priemer Mr. & Mrs. Bill B. Prusak John S. Pyke, Jr. Charles E. Quay M r. & Mrs. Roger Racey Alan M. Rauss Dr. & Mrs. Rudolph S. Reich Edith G. Reichel Joseph D. Reynolds

Mr. & Mrs. E. B. Rhodes Ra lph D. Rhodes Dr. & Mrs. Winston H. Richie Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J . Ridel Dr. & Mrs. Alan Riga Mr. & Mrs. James J. Rigda Mr. & Mrs. Horace A. Rigg, ,Ir. Mr. & Mrs. E. Stewart Riggs Mr. & Mrs. David L. R oberts Dr. & Mrs. Richard Roberts Mr. & Mrs. P . J. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Roby Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Roder Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Rosemann Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. ,Jerry R ohr & Family A. F. Root J. W. Rosberg Emanuel M . Rose Dr. & Mrs. Melvin Ross Dr. & Mrs. Edwin 1. Roth Mr. & Mrs. R ichard M. Rotman Mr. & Mrs. Alan Rotundo Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Rowland Mr. & Mrs. William C. R uffer Mr. & Mrs. Jon R. Ruhlman Terrill H. Rupert Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. R uppender Mr. & Mrs. Walker Russell Mr. & Mrs. F . Glenn Rybka & Family Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Salasek Mr. & Mrs. J ohn G. Sarber Mr. & .\1rs. Lawrence G. Savchak Mrs. Donald A. ScanJon Charles J. Schatz Mr. & Mrs. Ernest M. Schiller Mr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Schlegelmilch Nestor A. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Melvin D. Schoenberg Mr. & Mrs. John D. Schubert Mrs. John Schuster Dr. & Mrs. Sandor A. Schwartz Dr. & Mrs. Alvin Segel Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Sessions Mr. & Mrs. J oseph J. Setele Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Seymour, Jr.

& Family Dr. & Mrs. Donald E. Seymour William H. Shackleford Mr. & Mrs. J ames D. Shafer Mr. & Mrs. William A. Shapard, III Mr. & Mrs. R. Emmett Shaughnessy Mr. & Mrs. H. J. Sheedy Miss Phyllis Marie Sheehan Jack C. Sheppard Harlan E. Shennan Mr. & Mrs. Morton M . Shubert Mr. & Mrs. Leonard A. Signer Mr. & Mrs. Sidney H. Silber Dr. & Mrs. R onald G. Silikovitz Robert Silverman Mr. & Mrs. George P. Simmerly Mr. & Mrs. Don M. Simmonds Mr. & Mrs, Webster G. Simon Mrs. Alphonse Sledz Mr. & Mrs. Bud Slessinger F. Harold Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Leslie N. Smith M r. & M rs. Rockwell S. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ward Smith Mr. & Mrs. Warren J. Smith Frank W. Synder Mr. & Mrs. Lynn W. Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Wilton S. Sogg

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Mr. & Mrs. Walter W. Somers Tomio Sonoda Mr. & Mrs. John D. Southworth

Annual Family Membership Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sparks Nelson G. Spoth Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Sprankle Dr. & Mrs. D. S. Spreng, Jr. Robert V. Spurney, M.D. Dr. & Mrs. Carl J. Stark The George Stark Family Miss Jo Stava Mr. & Mrs. Theodore R. Steck Mr. & Mrs. E. R. Stell Mr. & Mrs. Franklin E. Stephens Theodore J. Stepien Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Sterbenz Mr. & Mrs. Gust Z. Stern Edward F. Sternen, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Stevens Russell Stevens Mrs. Willian E. Stevens Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Stigamire Mr. & Mrs. Bruce R. Stinchcomb Mr. & Mrs. Howard F. Stirn Norbert O. Stockman Mrs. Theodore Stockslager Mr. & Mrs. Myron S. Stoll Mrs. Lillian K. Stone Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Strong Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Studen Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Sudilovsky Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Swartz Mr. & Mrs..James L. Swavely Luther P. Swavely Dr. William J. Swisher Joseph F. Szabo Mr. & Mrs. Seth C. Taft R . J. Tacacs M r . & Mrs. Maurice R. Taylor Edward L. Thellmann M r. & Mrs. Alexander Thiel Miss Elizabeth Thomas M r. & Mrs. Eugene Thomas Wilbert S . Thomay, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. 'Robert A. Thompson W. H. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Chilton Th omson Theodore R. Thoren Brock Timmerman Arthur W. T odd M r . & Mrs. Robert E. Toth Mrs. Leonard K . T ower S. K . T owson, Jr. James J. T racy, Jr. M r. & Mrs. Leonard M. Trawick Mr. & Mrs. K eith Trembath Mr. & M rs. R. C. Trundle Dr. & M rs. W. W. Tuckerman Dr. & Mrs. James E . Turner M r. & Mrs. J. F. Twist Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M . T yler Louis Uhlir Miss Marian L. Unterberger Miss Jane C. Urban Miss Betty Vamose Richard F. Van Beers D. J. Van Deusen Ralph A. Vaneck Louis J. Van Houte Mr. & Mrs. D onald VanLeeuwen Mr. & M rs. William Varga Mr. & Mrs. Joel T. Vargus Mrs. John L . Venables Mr. & M rs. C . J. Von Koschembahr

Mrs. O. G. Voss Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Wachovec Arthur E. Wade Mr. & Mrs. Warren F. Wade Mr. & Mrs. Edward Wagner Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Wagner Bernard J. Walzak, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Wamsley Mr. & Mrs. Jack G. Wardlev Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Watt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Watterson Mr. & Mrs. Carl E. Weaver, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. E. Clare Weber Mrs. Louise Weeber Dr. & Mrs. William C. Weir Mr. & Mrs. Fredric G. Weiss Mr. & Mrs.•James Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Leonard C. Weiss Howard M. Wells Mrs. Frederick L. Wenham Robert L. Weston Mr. & Mrs. H. E. Wetzell Mr. & Mrs. John R. Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. N. F. White, III The Whitman Family Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wiktorowski William E. Wilcox, Jr. Daniel B. Wiles Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Wiley Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Wilkes Clarence A. Wilkins Family G. H. Williams & Family Karl S. Willson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Willson Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert C. Winold Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Wismar M iss Bernice J. Wolf William S. Wolf Mrs. Lewis F. Wood, III Mr. & Mrs. James H. Woodring Miss Sarah Woolson Mr. & Mrs. Fred D. Young Mr. & Mrs. James A. Young Dr. & Mrs. Manny S. Zabel! Michael Zaderecky Mr. & Mrs. Harry Zanko M r. & Mrs. Rodger E. Zanny Mr. & Mrs. David Zauder Charles Zawadzki Mr. & Mrs. George Zawistowski Norman Zaworski, M.D. Frank Zelenka Mr. & Mrs. Peter Zemba Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Ziegler Dr. & Mrs. Adolph F. Znidarsic

Individual M embership Mrs. W. T. Adams Thomas W. Adler Mrs. George G. Adomeit Artists Studios, Inc. Miss Johanna H. Baginski C. Merrill Barber John W. Barkley Harold E. Bartlett Miss Elizabeth Bartol Miss Norma Battes Mrs. Francis H . Beam Mrs. Carl F . Benner R alph M. Besse David L. Blaushild Blessed Sacrament School Walter Blodgett Mrs. Joseph K. Bole Mrs. Margaret Borges Mrs. Edna M. Boynton James C . Brooks, Jr.

Miss Jane M. Brooks Carol L. Brown Douglas Brown Mrs. Alexander T. Bunts Ezra K. Bryan Mrs. Ruth W. Cannon Mrs. Victor M. Cannon Louis M. Caril Mrs. William M. Carran Miss Florence Carroll Miss Norma B. Cherdron Lester Chorpening Mrs. Russell H . Cleminshaw Carlton S. Cobert Mrs. John B. Cole Mrs. William H. Collins Miss Lois A. Cook Miss Marie M. Corso Warren Daane C. Darmour E. H. DeConingh Mervin F. Devine Carl R. Dietsch David Dietz G. Brooks Earnest Jay C. Ehle S. Prescott Ely Mike Emley Donald F. Enderlein Mrs. Donald W. Farley Mrs. Herbert Farr, Jr. Mrs. Guy B. Findley Richard A. Fishel Alvin B. Fisher Miss Hazel D. FitzGerald Flesheim Foundation James C. Flynn David R. Forrest Miss Debra J. Foster Mrs. Samuel O. Freedlander Max Garnitz Mrs. Barbara W. Garver Mrs. C. D. Geckler Philip H. Geier Miss Gayle A. Geiger Mrs. Eugene L. Geismer Mrs. Manuel Gerdy E. C. Gerstacker E. F. Gibian Miss Myrtle R. Gilbert C. L. Gleason James R. Goebl Arthur S. Goldsmith Mrs. Charles Gottfried Gordon W. Gray Mrs. Agnes Greeley John A. Greene The Griesinger Foundation G. E. Gust afson, M. D . Mrs. E. A. Gustavson Mrs. Robert A. Harvey Miss M ildred A. H einemann Mrs. Charles J. Henry , Jr. Charles H . Herndon, M .D . Miss Eileen C . Hofmaster Lu S. H oller John B. Hollister , Jr. William R. Hough Miss Joanne Hutchinson Gino Iasiello M rs. Thomas S. Ireland R. C. Jaenke Bennett W. Jenkinson E mma Johnson Robert J ohnson E dwar d Karakul Miss Sophie Kasic

Julian Kassen, M.D. Mrs. K. O. Keel Robert P. Kenney Fred D. Kidder Harold L. Klarreich John D. Kling Lyle P. Klug F. W. Krebs Miss Ann Krepps Mrs. Bruce B. Krost Miss Elsie F. Kroupa Gerhard M. Kuechle Leo R. Kundtz Mrs. Fredrick S. Lam Mrs. Katharine G. Lr Mrs. R. E. Laubscher Dr. Georgia E. Lesh I Mrs. Erwin E. Lehmr Charles E. Leighton Charles Leinard Mrs. G. Hanson LePc Mrs. Anne K. Leveen Landon S. Light Mrs. Herman H. Line Miss Betty J. Long Ludlow School PTA H.C.Lumb Mrs. D. D. MacBeth Mrs. Tom Malone, Jr Miss Anna Marie Ma: Mrs. William Marsha Mrs. Albert W. Marte Miss Nancianne Mart Alphonse Martus, M. Miss Elizabeth A. Ma George Medas Frank .J. Meket William D. MendelsOI Henry L. Meyer Edward F. Meyers Nadine Miles Mrs. D. W. Milestone William H . Millan Miss Genevieve Mille Leon Gordon Miller Miss Louise Miller Mrs. Perry E. Miller Robert E. Miller I. Ronald Moskowitz Martin E. Mueller Mrs. C. E. Murray Eugene E. Myers Donald K. Nelson Miss Wilma L. Neube John Newell John F . Novatney, .Jr Frank E. Nulsen. M.I Howard A . Nusbaum Miss Jean T. O'Hara Mrs. Irene D. Orgel Roy C. Ossman Dr. Will Otto Mrs. Jon H. Outcalt John F. Patt Melvin Pearlman Miss Ann E . Petersen Miss Alice M. Polis Miss Carolyn P. PoolE Ervin C . Pope Mrs. Mayer Posner Miss Ann E. Prescott Sterling Prestage Albert J. Quader, Jr. Miss Frances M. Quir Miss Bettie K. Raym H. A. Raymond Mrs. Lillie R. Reagan

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,Julian Kassen. M,D, Mrs, K 0, Ked Robert p, Kenney Fred D, Kidder Harold L, Klarreich ,John D, Kling Lyle p, Klug F, W, Krebs ~1 iss Ann Krepps Mrs, Bruce R Krost Miss Elsie F, K roupa Gerhard M, Kuechle Leo R Kundtz ,\1rs, Fredrick S, Lamb Mrs, Katharine G, Lange Mrs, R K Laubscher DL Georgia K Lesh Laurie ,\1rs, Er~in K Lehmann Charles K Leighton Charles Leinard ~Irs, G, Hanson LePon Mrs, Anne K, Leveen Landon S, Light Mrs, Herman H, Lind Miss Betty ,J, Long Ludlow School PTA H, C, Lumb Mrs, D, D, MacBeth Mrs, Tom Malone. ,Jr, Miss Anna Marie Mark Mrs, William Marshall Mrs, Albert W, Marten Miss N ancianne Martin Alphonse Martus, M,D, Miss Elizabeth A, Mason George Medas Frank ,J, Meket William D, Mendelson Henry L Meyer Edward F, Meyers Xadine Miles Mrs, D, W, Milestone William H. Millan Miss Genevieve Miller Leon Gordon Miller Miss Louise Miller Mrs, Perry K Miller Robert K Miller I, Ronald Moskowitz Martin K Mueller Mrs, C, K Murray Eugene K Myers Donald K, Nelson Miss Wilma L Neubecker ,John Newell John F, Novatney, ,Jr. Frank K Nulsen, M.D. Howard A. Nusbaum Miss ,Jeal! T. O'Hara Mrs. Irene D. Orgel Hoy C. Ossman Dr. Will Otto Mrs. Jon H. Outcalt John F. Patt Melvin Pearlman Miss Ann K Petersen Miss Alice M. Polis Miss Carolyn P. Poole Ervin C. Pope Mrs. Mayer Posner Miss Ann K Prescott Sterling Prestage Albert ,1. Quader, ,JL Miss Frances M, Quinlan Miss Bettie K Raymond H. A. Raymond Mrs. Lillie R Reagan

Miss Helen Rock Mrs. Sharon B. Rosenberg Donald N. Rothman ,John H. Sanders, M.D. Mrs, Newell D. Sanders W. H. Schlesinger Mrs. T. G. Schulkins Mrs. ,J, C. Schurger Miss Esther ,J. Schwab Mrs. William A. Semler Miss Ruth M. Shane Daniel,J, Shapiro, M.D. Horace A. Shepard Mrs. Ernest ,J. Siller Mrs. Harry D. Sims Mrs. Paul T. Skove Miss Roberta ,Jean Sladeck Mrs, Donald M. Smith Mrs. Franklin G. Smith Mrs. ,James R. Smith Miss Louise C, Smith Mrs. Doris W. Stevens Mrs. Herbert W. Strong Mrs. Edmund Q. Sylvester Nelson Talbott Foundation Miss Frieda Taylor Mrs. Margaret Tesler Miss Madelaine Tetinek Miss Madeline H. Thompson Miss Maude S. Tomlin Dean Trautman Christopher Tyner Sarah Tyner Rufus M, Ullman ,John D. Velardo Mrs. Corliss F. Weber Mrs. Stanley G. Webster Mrs. Edgar H. Weil Mrs. Mike White Miss Harriet Wieland Harlan H. Wilkens Mrs. ,John R Williams Mrs. James N. Wychgel Douglas O. Yoder Mrs. Ruth Young Willis ,J, Zangerle

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Elephant Patrons Mr. & Mrs. Kenyon C. Bolton ML & Mrs. Courtney Burton Mrs. William M, Buttriss, Sr. ML & Mrs. Sumner Canary Mrs. ,James H. Coolidge Mr. Frederick C. Crawford Mr. Homer Everett Mr. & Mrs. James D. Ireland Mrs. Charles F. Kling Mr. & Mrs. Semon E. Knudsen Mrs. John Lee Mr. & Mrs. Dan S, Mortensen Mr. & Mrs. Horace A. Shepard Mrs. Robert M. Stecher Mr. & Mrs. Tinkham Veale, II Mr. & Mrs, Douglas Wick Mr. & Mrs. J. David Wright

Lion Patrons Mrs, Dudley S. Blossom Mrs, Cyril p, Deibel Mr. & Mrs. ,James H. Dempsey, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William H. Evans Mrs. Charles R. Hook, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert W, Humphrey Mr. & Mrs. David R Manuel

Mr. & Mrs. Severance Millikin Mr. & Mrs. A. Dean Perry Mr. & Mrs. Allen T. Perry Mr. & Mrs. John S. Pyke Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin Mr. & Mrs. ,John Sherwin Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin Smith Mr. & Mrs. Altred I. Soliz Mr. & Mrs. Howard F. Stirn Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. H. Vail

Deer Patrons ML & Mrs. Robert Allspaugh Mrs. Francis C. Almirall Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Q. Armington Mr. & Mrs. Stewart F. Armington, ,JL Mr. Max M. Axelrod The Richard T. Baker Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Barker Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Barkwill Mr. & Mrs. D. Lee Bassett Mrs, William B. Belden Mr. & Mrs. Guthrie Bicknell Mr. & Mrs. R P. Bole, Jr, Mrs. Newell C, Bolton Mr. & Mrs. Morris A. Bradley Mrs. Robert Brannan Mr. & Mrs, W. W. Breninghouse Mr, & Mrs. Wilbert S. Brewer Mr. & Mrs. Clark K Bruner Mr. & Mrs. ,John G. Butler Mr. & Mrs, Donald J.'Cairns Mrs. George K Calhoun Mr. & Mrs, George S. Case, ,Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Webb Chamberlain Mrs. Fred C. Chandler, ,Jr, Mr. & Mrs. Lee A. Chilcote Mr. Corning Chisholm Mrs. Robert M. Clements Mr. Thomas F. Coakley Mr. & Mrs. William E. Conway Mr. & Mrs. Robert W, Cornell Mr. James K. Cowen Mr. Kenneth John Cozier Mr. & Mrs. William A. Crichley Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Denison Mr. & Mrs, Bruce P. Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Donahey Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Doolittle Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F. Evans Mr. & Mrs. Walter Evers ML & Mrs, Morris Everett Mr. & Mrs. John Fangboner Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L Feldman Mr. & Mrs. Ellwood H. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Melvin p, Gerseny Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. Gibson Dr. & Mrs. William G. Giler, II ML & Mrs, Alexander Ginn Mr. & Mrs, Saul S, Goldstein Mrs. Dixie Ingersol Goss Dr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Goss Mr. & Mrs. O. D, Graham Dr. & Mrs. Laurence K, Groves Dr, & Mrs, Charles M. Greenwald Mr. & Mrs. David L, Grund Mrs. Walter M. Halle Mr. & Mrs. Newman T. Halvorson Mrs. Henry B. Harsch Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Harvey Mr. Charles ,J. Heidel Mr. & Mrs, Glenn F. Heideloff Mr. & Mrs. Lee Hinslea Mr. & Mrs. Meacham Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hollington Sr. Mrs. John K. Howell Mrs. Gene Hutchinson

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Howard L. Hyde M r. & Mrs. Thomas H. Jones, ,Jr. Mrs. Henri Pell ,Junod M r . & Mrs. Kendall H. Kelley Mr. & Mrs. George S. Kendrick Mrs. Woods King Mrs. Hall Kirkham Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Klein Mrs. Samuel B. Knight Mr. & Mrs. Edwald E. Kundtz Mr. & Mrs. William G. Laffer Mrs. Raymond E. Lawrence Mr. & M rs. Joseph A. Leisman M rs. George W. Lezius Mr. & Mrs. ,John Limbocker. ,Jr. M r . & Mrs. Walter F. Lineberger, Jr. M rs. Mark A. Loofbourrow Mr. Harold H. Luekens Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. McBride M r . & Mrs. John M. Marston Mr. William Mattie Mr. & Mrs. Denney J. May Mr. Adrian Medert Mr. & Mrs. Elton F. Motch. Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Scott Mueller M r. & Mrs. Herber t Neal H on . Mrs. Henry R. Norweb Mrs. P atrick C. O'Brien M r. & Mrs. Jacob B. Perkins M r. & Mrs. John E. Porta M r . & M rs. Frederic W . Porter Mrs. E . P. Prescott M r . & Mrs. D. James Pritchard M r . & Mrs. Wallace Quail D r. & Mrs. R. D . Reider Mr. & M rs. Robert S. R eitman M r . & Mrs. Keith C. Russell Mr. J ohn T. Saile M r . & M rs. Karl R. Schuele M r . & Mrs. Samuel K. Scovil Mr. & Mrs. Ellery Sedgwick, Jr. M r . & Mrs. James Schafer Mrs. Henry B. Shepherd M r . & Mrs. Francis G. H. Sherman Mr. & Mrs. Asa Shiverick, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Everett Ware Smith M r. & Mrs.' Vincent K. Smith M r . & Mrs. M. L. Smythe Mr. & Mrs. Irving 1. Stone Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Stouffer Mr. & Mrs. Herbert E. Strawbridge Mr. & M rs. Edmund Q. Sylvester D r . & M r s. Thomas M. Tank Mr . & Mrs. Jack G. Tankersley Mr. & Mrs. Dudley J. Taw Mrs. Katherine Holden Thayer Mrs. J oseph H. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Russell A. Treadway Mr. & Mrs. Claude F. Turben M r . & M rs. Ernest N . Wagley D r. & Mrs. Wallace E. Wendt Mrs. Bruce Whidden M r. & Mrs. Robert York White Mrs . Kenneth Wick D r . R obert W. Wido M r. & M rs. J ohn S. Wilbur M r. & Mrs. Lewis C . Williams Mr. & Mrs. J ohn D. Wright, Jr. Mr. & M rs. D udley D. Yost M rs. Richard Zeising

P and a Pat r on s Mr. & Mrs . ,Joseph E. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Quentin Alexander M r. & Mrs. Albert Augustus Mr. & Mrs. Patterson Barnes

Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Bartlett, II Miss Cynthia Bassett Mr. & Mrs. Leander Bassett Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bauschard Dr . & Mrs. Richard J. Beargie Mr. & Mrs. Hamilton F. Biggar, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Warner B. Bishop Mrs. ,Jane M. Bourne Mr. & Mrs. Donald M. Brandt Mr. Robert L. Branson Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Broadbent Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Brown Mrs. Fayette Brown Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Burke, II Mr. & Mrs. Harry F. Burmester Miss Susan E. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Salim E. Caraboolad Lennart H. Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Carr Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cass Mr. R ichard E. Caton Mr. & Mrs. Carroll H. Chapin Mr. & Mrs. William Chisholm, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Coakley Mrs. Samuel A. Costello M r. & Mrs. Seward A. Covert Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Coy Mr. & Mrs. John W. Cullen, III Mr. & Mrs. William C. Daley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George F. Dalton, III Mrs. Lucile Dalzell Mr. & Mrs. Milton T. Daus Mr. & Mrs. Edward DeConingh Miss Mary ,Jane Derring Mr. & Mrs. E. Mandell DeWindt Mr. & Mrs. Charles DeWoody Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Doerge Mr. James J. Drnek Mr. Chester P. Edwards Mr . & Mrs. Stanley M. Eilers Mr. & Mrs. Frederick 1. Emeny Mr. & Mrs. Herbert J. Farr, Jr. Franklin B. Floyd Mr. & Mrs. James C. Forbes Mrs . Cyrus Clark Ford Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Ford, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Frost ~r. & Mrs. James H . Foster, Jr . Dr. & Mrs. William Parrish Garver Mr. & Mrs. John H. Ger ber Dr. D. M. Glover Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Gregg, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Claude R. Hammonds, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank I. Harding Mr. & Mrs. H enry C . Harvey, Jr. M r. & Mrs. Ben M. Hauserman M ary Grace Healy Mr. & Mrs. R oland S. Hill Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Hitchcock Richard R. Hollington, Jr. M r. & Mrs. J ohn K . Howell, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. R. Livingston Ireland Mr. & Mrs. R obert J . Izant, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. S idney Jackson M rs. John R. J ohnston ~r. & M rs. W illiam M. J ones Miss Sophie F. Kasic M r. Alan J. Kichler M r. & Mrs. Robert K ichler Mr. & Mrs. Lyman B. King M r . & Mrs. Woods King, Jr. M r. & M rs. George D. Kirkh am Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Knerly M r. & Mrs. Elwood H. K oontz Mr. & Mrs. Harry G. Kraus Miss Mary Kulie Mrs. George H. P. Lacey

Mr. & Mrs. Maximillian P. Lammers Mr. & Mrs. Larry 1. Leedy Dr. & Mrs. Fay A. Lefevre Mr. & Mrs. David E. Lowe Mr. & Mrs. George H. Lyon Miss Margery A. Manville Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Maskey Mr. & Mrs. William E. Merkel, Jr. Mrs. Myron E. Merr Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Meyer Ms. Genevieve Miller Mr. & Mrs. W. Tyler Miller Mr. & Mrs. David Morganthaler Mrs. Jean White Munger Mrs. Robert N. Needham M r. & Mrs. Eugene F. Nupp Mr. & Mrs. Harvey G. Oppman Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Oppman, ,Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Charles O'Toole Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Elliot Paine Mrs. R. J. Paisley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Paterson Mr. John F . Patt Mr. & M rs. Thomas F. Patton Miss Phyllis Peckham Mrs. Julios H. Penske, Jr. Mr. & Mrs Frederick S. C. Perry Mr. & Mrs. Paul H . Prasse Mr. & Mrs. R. W. Ramsdeli Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Rankin, Jr. Mrs. Lawrence S. Robbins Mr, & Mrs . Leighton Rosenthal Mr. & Mrs. H. C. Saddington Mr. & M rs, .John D. Schubert Mrs. J. C. Schurger Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Seelbach Mr. Paul S. Sessions Mr. & Mrs. William C. Sessions

Geoffery Seymour Ms. Katherine M . Shem Mr. & Mrs. Brian Sherwin Mr. & Mrs. John Sherwin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. Silbaugh, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jessop Smith Mrs. Walter S . Smith Mr. & Mrs. William Spang, III Mr. & Mrs. E . J. Sprankie Dr. & Mrs. Dwight S. Spreng Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Stone, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John E. Sulak Mr. & Mrs. Hassel Tippitt Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Townsend, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Treeo, Jr. Mr. John F. Turben Mr. & Mrs. John F . T yler Mr. & Mrs. 1. B. Von Weisse, III Mr. & Mrs. John R. W all Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Weatherhead , III Mr. & Mrs. Homer D. Webb Dr. & Mrs. David S. W eir Mr. & Mrs. Richard P . Whit e Mr. & Mrs. D . L . Wh itney Mr. & Mrs. John W. Wilhelm Mrs. Fred Wilkison

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Fellow For Li Anonymous The AAV Corr R. Q. Armingt Charles K. Art Atlantic Hichf Max Axelrod Raymond M.I D. Lee Bassett Beaumont Fau The Bicknell F The William B Mrs, Dudley S Tom L. E. Blu Hon. Frances I The Bridgewat The Broadvie. Courtney Burt Mrs. William I Sumner Canar Central Natiar

Foundation, Chick Master Cleveland Clifl Cleveland Con Cleveland Reci

Of The Clev Cleveland Rot: The Cleveland Joseph E. Com Mrs. James H. Frederick C. C Garry B. Curt Dalton, van 0

Partners Mrs. Cyril P. I John D. Drink The East Ohio Eaton Corpora Mr. & Mrs. Wi Homer Everett Arthur L. Feld Herold & Clan

Trust Sheldon G. Fer Firman Fund Clyde T. Foste Dr. & Mrs. R. Mrs. Mervin B Vollmer W. Fri W. Y08t Fultor Daniel M. Gall Dr. & Mrs. CUI The Charles H

Memorial Fe The George Gu The Hankins F Leonard C. Ha Hanna Mining Mrs. W. J. Hal Fred Hess The Higbee Co Mrs..John H. I The Illuminatil The Louise H.

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Foundation Martha Holder Dr. Jacob 0, K ,Jacob O. KamI Alan J. Kichle, Kiwanis Club ( G. Robert Klei Mrs. Charles F Samuel B. Knil

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FELLOW FOR LIFE AND LIFE MEMBERS

Fellow For Life Anonymous The AA V Companies R. Q. Armington Charles K. Arter, ,Jr. Atlantic Richfield Co. Max Axelrod Raymond M. Barker D. Lee Bassett Beaumont Foundation The Bicknell Fund The William Bingham Foundation Mrs. Dudley S. Blossom, Jr. Tom L. E. Blum Hon. Frances P. Bolton The Bridgewater Foundation The Broadview Savings & Loan Co. Courtney Burton Mrs. William M. Buttriss, Sr. Sumner Canary Central National Bank Charitable

Foundation, Trust Dept. Chick Master Incubator Corp. Cleveland Cliffs Foundation Cleveland Concession Co. Cleveland Recreational Arts Fund

Of The Cleveland Foundation Cleveland Rotary F oundation The Cleveland Trust Co. Joseph E. Comtois Mrs. James H. Coolidge Frederick C. Crawford Garry B. Curtiss Dalton, van Dijk, Johnson &

Partners Mrs. Cyril P. Deibel John D. Dri.l1ko The East Ohio Gas Co. Eaton Corporation Mr. & Mrs. William H. Evans Homer Everett Arthur L. Feldman Herold & Clara Fellinger Charitable

Trust Sheldon G. Ferbert Firman Fund Clyde T. Foster Dr. & Mrs. R. ,J. Frackelton Mrs. Mervin B. France Vollmer W. Fries W. Yost Fulton Daniel M. Galbreath Dr. & Mrs. Curtis Garvin The Charles H. & Fannie M. Giles

Memorial Foundation The George Gund Foundation The Hankins Foundation Leonard C. Hanna, .Jr. Final Fund Hanna Mining Co. Mrs. W. J. Harper Fred Hess The Higbee Company Mrs. John H. Hard The Illuminating Foundation The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls

Foundation, Inc. James D. Ireland Fund Miss Kate Ireland The Norma Witt ,Jackson Charitable

Foundation Martha Holden ,Jennings Foundation Dr. Jacob O. Kamm ,Jacob O. Kamm, n Alan .J. Kichler Kiwanis Club Of Brooklyn, Inc. G. R obert Klein Mrs. Charles F . Kling Samuel B. Knight

Joseph A. Leisman, Tnc. Herbert F. Leisy Mrs. Mark A. Loof1Jourrow The Louise Foundation Lubrizol Foundation LeRoy F. Lustig Mrs. David B. Manuel Elizabeth Ring Mather & William

Gwinn Mather Fund The May Company C . B. McDonald Robert C. McDowell Willis M. McFarlane Walter L. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Dan S. Mortensen The Lois & Scott Mueller Foundation The Maynard H. Murch Co. The Murch Foundation National City Bank Of Cleveland Neal Moving & Storage Co. North American Mfg. Co. Oglebay Norton Foundation Parker Foundation Mrs. A. Dean Perry Premier Industrial Foundation Alfred M . Rankin Robert S. & Sylvia K. Reitman Richard T. Reminger Repu blic Steel Corp. Revco D . S. Tnc. Leon Santamary Mr. & Mrs. Charles Saunders Dr. Mark C. Schinnerer Sealtest Foods Div. National Dairy

Products Corp. The Sears Family Foundation Second Sohio Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Ellery Sedgwick, ,Jr. The Sherwick Fund Sherwin Williams Co. Robert Siterley Co. Society Foundation Alfred 1. Soltz Southgate Merchants Assn. Mrs. Robert M. Stecher Harry H. Stone Foundation Irving 1. Stone The Stouffer Foundation Vernon Stouffer Stouffer Foods Corporation Fund TRW, Tnc. Foundation Mrs. Claude F. Turben Union Commerce Bank Mrs. Thomas Vail Mrs. ,Jeptha H. Wade, III Paul W. Walter The Warner & Swasey Foundation Dr. Wallace E. Wendt Charles M. White Birkett L. Williams Henry A. Zimmerman, M.D.

Life Members Acme-Cleveland Foundation Addressograph Multigraph Corp. Alcan Aluminum Corp. American Greetings Corp. American Ship B uilding Co. Dr. & Mrs. Frederick Badt Gordon J. Berry, Sr. Paul J. Bickel Mr. & Mrs. Guthrie Bicknell Don Bleitz Charles B. Bolton Mrs. Brigham Britton

Brooklyn Exchange Club Of Cleveland

Willard W. Brown Cleveland Federal Savings & Loan Mr. & Mrs. S. A. Crabtree Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cusella Wm. R. & F. Cassie Daley Trust Diamond Shamrock Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Donley Eagle Stamp Co. Dr. & Mrs. Eduard Eichner Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Elliott Ellwood H. Fisher Ford Motor Company General Electric Company Mrs. L. P. Gilmore Gould Foundation Newman T. Halvorson Harris Calorific Company Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Arthur W. Hasenpflug Mrs. Henry R. Hatch Mr. & Mrs. Marvin D. Hicks Higbee McKelvey Foundation Mrs. Joseph C. Hostetler John Hummel James D. Ireland W. A. ,Jones Optical, Inc. Vincent T. Kaval, M .D. Warren S. Kelley, M. D . Mr. & Mrs. W. Griffin King Mrs. H. P. Ladds Elmer L. Lindseth R. L. McGean E. Tom Meyer Midland-Ross Corp. Miss Annette Miller Mrs. Severance A. Millikin Modern Tool & Die Co. Theo Moll James E. Morgan, M.D. The Motch & Merryweather Co. Henry,J. Nave F. R. Newman Ohio Bell Telephone Co. George Oliva, J r . Park-Ohio Industries, Inc. Frank H. Porter Mrs. J ohn B. Putnam Robert W. Ramsdell Mr. & Mrs. Albert Ratner The Reliable Spring & Wire Forms

Co. Richman Brothers Foundation, Inc. Philip F. Rogel William G. Rogers Samuel Rosenthal Foundation Sherwin-Williams Foundation Asa Shiverick, Jr. The Kelvin & Eleanor Smith

Foundation Kent H. Smith The South Waite Foundation The S-P Mfg. Corp. The Standard Oil Co. Arthur W. Steudel The Vernon Stouffer Foundation J. Maurice Struchen T. & B. Foundry Co. Tinnerman Products Foundation Mrs. E. N. Wagley David Warshawsky Robert York White Dickson L. Whitney Douglas Wick Robert W. Wido, M .D. Mrs. David R. Williams, J r . Arthur P . Williamson

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