Rhode Island School of Design - Portfolio Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 396 of the 1973 volume:

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Docents Photos, Run- Guards Costumes } sik! Pendleton Consul. a of Dir. of Asst. Cur. Summer Session Cur. Assts. Conservator Preparator TALBOT RANTOUL PRESIDENT RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN Providence, Rhode Island 02903 30 November 1972 Professor John Williams Division of Fine Arts Rhode Island School of Design Providence, Rhode Island 02903 Dear John: Upon recommendation of the Committee on Faculty Appointment, and after careful consideration of this recommendation, it is my duty to inform you that your contract of appointment to the Faculty of Rhode Island School of Design, which expires at the end of this academic year, will not be renewed. Personally, I wish to thank you for the contributions you have made to design education here, and I want you to know also that you have our best wishes for your continued growth as a teacher and artist. Sincerely, Donald M. 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WILSON 17 Wot ea RONALD FRANK HALL RONALD K. GILES —... - a a e JOSEPH LOUIS KREMER JAMES B. BAKER 22 DIANE G. ROLNICK 24 DIANE CHAIN - FREDERICK PARKHURST DEBORAH J. PIERCE THOMAS R. RUSSELL MOLLIE FLETCHER 27 PETER E. BLODGETSE 28 ng Li = — = a z x vi Lu ad O O z be a x Pa Fa x n =) n 31 SARAH L. SMOLIN i f v ' O o Ln Le O Lid O oL be Lu Zz ra Lu ne o O JUDITH A. LEE 33 DANIEL H. LAWRENCE LAWRENCE M. GARRITY WY) = x a5 Fat Li Le a O Na = Lu va = . al CARLOS A. MAYNARD ANDREA LESLIE KOVACS 38 ; Al age bey 1� Soe se ek ae. ™ (BEYONT Aes WORDS Lit OTHE SEP) OF HELL } [+ . BP : Bir | RE 7 _- a eee S OF hi R : a Rae a a ie Y sc eee cee or « «% ar re | , on 7 “penal _ — snags oo aE Pg PAUL B. St. AMAND Ll Ta Mgnt “WAN. Vue. “wn REBECCA BROOK DUNHAM DELAGARZA — Ss WLLL LL Hip Yer vee ay SN aed Shy yen ee We 44 Sa ak MLM Waa REN Lg Lp Mh WS Wey j “ih Hit Sess Prova es hl ons eee ECE Win J ins in 3 eS = Te Up LE fa a : Y4 Z 2% Of © 14% y 45 ROBERT ALLEN LONDON DAVID W. REJESKI P. W. 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NEILL AND MARCIA BUSH AND EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY AND DOROTHY GENNARO AND WENDY GRUBER AND GAIL GUNSHANAN AND GRETCHEN JOHNSON AND RONDA KASS AND PHYLLIS KUFFLER AND JUDITH LEE AND LYN LORD AND ABE MASLOW AND DEBORAH PIERCE AND JOYCE RYAN AND MICHELLE SCHWARTZ AND JO ANN SECOR AND TONI STARR AND STUDENT TEACHING AND CATHY CRESSY AND RONALD HALL AND JAMES HEARNDON AND ROBERTA HIRSCH AND WALTER HORAK AND CAROL HARMON AND CHARLES HUNT AND JON HUTCHINS AND CAROLE LAFFEY AND STACIESUE MITNIK AND PAUL NASH AND LYNN RAYBURN AND Sten aae ae iy hy ANNE MARIE ROCCIO AND JUNIOR SCHOOL AND NANCY SHARPLES AND SAM WALKER AND NANCY CHESER AND RICHARD ANCONA AND CAROL ASHCRAFT AND DAVID BRISSON AND RANDY DARWALL AND ROSALIA pEBORGE AND HERBERT KOHL AND ROBERT LONDON 68 Ri ES Cee LP y 2 y a — 7) = o JANE SPIELBERG NOLLY A. EBERT 71 SAT AEB Wok Pregl a : ™ i CHARLES DARDEN FICKE IN ie 5 : GRETCHEN S. JOHNSON ety seater rr F a Pry : eee ror swe ene Pret eaty A irerserer “Seannaaen eet ae Pr “ww ‘ple ewe oe one ‘= one ‘Spel we we Parr “pete we mene owes ervey) mer, cpap ret 7 Ser rrr tet hessneae 78 Shih - wae pews ry ee ett cmt “ae ee lene a was oe vo 30 lel Me nt me wend be ae we et} noe ‘6 manarreity: as ae z aii 4 ; : ig yeeby AMY ELIZABETH FORD 74 KODAK TRI x JERRY M. MISCHAK 76 ALAN D. METNICK DANIEL SPECTOR BRIAN K. DOWLEY . ; gesadeetrters,,. 4% 79 TRISHA 80 STELLA ORMAI SEPT + 30. 772 81 LARRY LEWIS 82 CAROL-ANN GOLDENBERG 83 PETER M. WEINTRAUB SARAH LOUISE HELLIER BRADBURY 84 JIM MALIN 86 KAMPAN RERKYAI 87 R. G. HAMILTON a3 TOO ED alia Cees } v SIT Tat te oe ages: pease Soe ie Cigna . = ie] mS a] Py Fi = e oD tae pe } Y essa hagcritlionenns, i acteteieieeeenenemmmnemieneel LS a i — ————= ———— ae i biseniieeedl a ——e ee ——— ee — — DONALD E. McCORMICK RICHARD B. STUDLEY oe = ws “ F ida gst poate: ; I Lu 1) al a Lu Y Q z x UO = e RS RAE tag ae WAYNE WILBUR FACULTY YL? Gg My WO a YOUURIS Senge et Gp op AYE HCA BUD OMi?, ably Up atte LL) Ble 93 PEGGY JEANNE BLOCH 4 WARREN S. DANIEL 94 Empire State Buildilg i Ts HI i | i Hl i i fin Ss ‘Hilt 3 Aull Ed 14 Po bi Hh nei tibet ot itd ae ; ’ te ily ii — ‘i HH ive ay == == = i= Sst Sst: ss its - ry : = rf. Tt FS SE — = S865 eeses tee eee ce: = Pietro Montagna di Famiglia Architetto Domus Locus 228 East 51 Street 10022 New York LAWERANCE BELZ Lester J. Millman, Architect Teacher | WW SS a= Y) BEGIG k Me ar... Fiat BGI Maced 33% CNIIRL . ' NS, RW 4 Lidkeid ibe 77 ih — | —— eee = a mds _— a WS can NSS aN D WS En, Ww AN BE 2 On ga = za Tf 2 zs VAD 42? Ww Balt BE ) ‘ Wie i TW A SS SS) aba ae Mee Sy AW F Zr YF Wi TLL CCE! NOY 1_ pee LALLA Y Oey, | Ppa Y) 1 ee ao . ad Te na RS Ss f mY SOT N 4, W0049222 ' i UAV F vy x R ‘s ) i} - | MAW yp | FZ) y) LYN LORD — 99 LEe0omMARD PRESS. 723 white light go remember recollect reconstruct learning retention forget recall memory recollecting thinking remembrance of past redintegrative reestablish early experience recall recognition cognition deja vu plato plato greek philosophy pre-existence re-learn retention curves of retention interference block forget passive decay disuse distortions trace memory trace retroactive inhibition proactive repression defense safty protection resist defense mechanism ego defense unpleasant unhappy tragic unbearable recall memory thought image impression emgrams engrams memorabilia associate freely blue sky spring sun spring warm sun soft breeze green grass clear air white chairs smile laugh sweet cookie tea talk tea Sip bite cookie proust remembrance of tnings remembrance of past remember pleasant unpleasant forget eradicate cover vacant vacate mind short-term memory long-term memory information flows stream of thought ripvles on but most of its segments fall fall into the bottomless abyss of oblivion information stored for days years lifetime remember to remember remember to forget engrams association stimulation motivation S0 remember recollect recall reproduce past learning places events through associative mechanisms reminisce reproduce incidents experience feelings from remote past distance dream wonder wonder warm sun soft breeze green grass clear air white chairs smile laugh sweet cookie tea talk tea Sip bite cookie proust remembrance of events past remembrance of things bite cookie bite chew memory associate engrams bite chew bite cookie bite chew recall engrams associate memory remembrance recall proust tea sip bite cookie bite chew remembrance recall engrams remembrance of people past remembrance of things memory engrams memorabilia memory remember to remember remember to forget eradicate unpleasant proust tea sip bite cookie remember forget once cookie digested cookie engram associate memorabilia yearbook memorabilia risd yearbook engrams associate recall risd memory recall remember remember to remember remember to forget 100 MARY E. BOONE Nature of the Sequence Alan Sondheim For our purpose, we define a sequence as an ordered sequence, i.e. a group of ordered elements a,b,c,... This ordering may be described by a recursive: function: £0(a bic. ...), where tle ogaddi tion, auduee = multiplication. f£0(a,b,c,...) may be reduced to M,f0(a), where My; is the number of processes. We postulate that, given this model, any £N(a,b,c,...) is isomorphic to the physico-phenomenological situs ation. The proof is elsewhere. It should be noted that for any FN, N 1,2 the commutation laws divide into a minimum of four rules: negative positive, left right. Further, at least one other regular formation may be. created=by considering 2, 4°85) 10 metc msnudscea in association. It should be evident that the notion of ordering is highly complex, and may break down in macroscopic (i.e. non-quantum) situations. Any physical objects may be ordered (processed) by simple counting mnemonic procedures. On the other hand, we desire to make sense of inherent ordering (bringing up the controversy between extensional intensional information and thermodynamic entropy). Presumably, then, any physical arrangement of objects is ordered. Consider, however, a simple Gedankenexperiment of throwing dominos. The resulting configu- ration would appear to be random. On the other hand, the positions of the pieces might be entirely described (within the limits of un- certainty) by a series of formulas A,B,C;... Now we arrange thewdomegae in a straight line, with a suitably chosen origin (again within same limits. We have a second set of formulas A',B',C'... We hypothe= size: ASB Chere ) A‘ Bacio This, of course, is intuiltiveweioe question immediately arises: Which situation is more highly ordered? If order is identified with negentropy, then the answer might be the second. If order is identified with quantity of information, the answer might be the first. If order is identified with gestalt, the answer again might be the second. Finally, if order is identified with the proportion of description to situation, both situaczoue possess the same degree. We postulate, therefore, that the notion of order, in application to physical phenomena on a macroscopic scale, is subjective to a considerable extent. (Note that the same is not true in quantum mechanics. Here, an irregularly quantified series of cells in phase space implies a degree of negentropy in a situation. On the other hand, a smooth quantification implies maximum entropy and zero ordering, even though the situation is more symmetrical (and therefore more ordered in terms of gestalt) on a macroscale. The reason for this lies in the uncertainty principle; maximum entropy on this level implies, among other things, ignorance of the position of particular molecules. Indeed, even the notion of particulateness - i.e. identity - breaks down, and an exclusive statistics must be applied.) Further: Sequences may be defined from axioms in mathematical logic. We need only mention the notion of counter sets, and or the recursive number; generation, —Os7 One Ose) ee me CO Oe ine rans Conclusion: Within the context of this paper, while a sequence is ordered, it is ordered in a rich environment, in which phenomenologic-— al processes are dominant. For this reason, any axiomatization of ordering may be negated by counterexamples; such is the advantage of art, which relies on intention, and not on methodology. We could con- tinue this discussion by partially defining art as a non-discipline”™ (not possessing rules of procedure; possessing external restraints; possessing negative characteristics of protean behavior); we are, however, subject to the length of this page, and its order within 102 the book as a whole. eae “ BETH CANNON SONDHEIM 103 “Is there any way can cut down on my Insurance costs ; 104 KEN ROOS 105 ALPHONSE R. MATTIA When logics die, The secret of the soil grows through the eye, And blood jumps in the sun. 106 L. ALAN MUNN JACQUELINE M. OTT 107 $4 3% oie $ ey sc) 4 une HANK GILPIN 108 wi o i . a ae —. s i ee ‘ . eee ¢ 109 JONATHAN G. BONNER va: . —- of As hs fe ' “ v 2 JAMES E. FINLEY GR, WER agar EE « Oy a WRK Op Sy 111 WILLIAM GALLERY . fide PRS er RACHEL SALEM ire MARCIA CHARRON - wet Y bs. foi! ee ee o 4 CATHERINE MacKENZIE 114 EDWARD C. PORTER JR. 116 ROBERT CARSTEN . STEVEN KAYFETZ 117 oo STEPHEN H. LEMOS 118 =4 . v «! ia at se Aw reer 0 ok oe ey ws ot Prenat St oS . ‘a 4 Lt «fat binds WENDY GRUBER 120 aes JOANNE RAE DAVIS O ol x = z — © O S) a x O 121 122 x z Le ow Ld O Zz 7) = lu a a) Zz = Lu - 2) cc m = o oO LJ = LJ OW oO ul al — = WW at tu a é) ) x = Wu ae O Y y KYUNG SEOB TOH 127 RICHARD EDWIN BENNETT THOMAS P. SOKOL -- OPCS S2G0 +e Gd POSSE OL 266607 129 ARTHUR D. THAYER Wey ay ao Rares Se leaah ; HELEN I. SULLIVAN SAT — ’ a , ‘3 TANT, , a ee a = we 131 MARY KOTSELAS CLARKE —t S Ni a Sa Ries Been Cee b | Bo OP terenw-— . =) toa za ALICE MARCOUX 132 Local Soldier {Killed in Acti CAROLYN J. CARLSON When T jeaye hg TL hope to Spito WAe mori (ies oF this sof 4 : ! [ i | ALOT of faranioid wachers friends | L dont give tohir. eerie fit 4 chee Ne Te TTT - Sami | sus dont BEE lese minded Restricrion) is evil, j F ns 2a PS. This School waS Amine e peyton place . Se let me tell you about Same gf hehe Eye here I fear Ned alet from FMP NAS ha 1” teach Ors. the ny atn nid of chanoe anys thy y 134 YET SOON JUNG : ‘ine? Nat The knowlege I’ve gained is progressive; And my mental mechanics excessive. While older I grow, It comes as a blow, To discover how little I know. ROBERT A. KINNAIRD eee Le Sc et AAS n ae ga Gs eS ays STE BNP FRA SRK cm 9 ee ee Zz ‘e) n ee U x eo ) = = o x O a } ws Rae i 2e —_— 137 MICHAEL WEBB FACULTY ra Lu =f xe a _I = x e ke O O n WESLENE TROY FACULTY Tae 140 THOMAS E. OWENS | HEIDI A. FASNACHT 141 142 CHRISTEN JOHANSEN ; CHARLES E. SHERMAN 143 DORIS ROYCE ETTLINGER 144 145 146 JOHN C. FRANTZ 147 JAMES E. ENGEBRETSON GINA L. HALPERN 148 JONATHAN KAPLAN 149 Seige Sor ite REI sede eeee eeeeae — WAYNE HIGBY 150 151 MARGARET SWANSON 152 BEN RYTERBAND JANNA M. LONGACRE 153 HEDDI V. SIEBEL 154 CHARLES N. MALIN 155 Linda Joy Goldner LAWRENCE WOLFSON !!!!lawrence wolfson Aa Ww = Rr Ee Nn Cc Ee ! a Ww r e n c e ! W O L F O N (tre. wee noon: C28 a w r e n ce LW rE er ee et PEPEEEUEEEEEETEEEEE ne een re a a oT ei ealigiies (ae wi outed’ wr teal ae aoe 22? SR ey ah ae oe oe “ TONI E. STARR 158 EILEEN RODGERS 159 fg 160 Atsalia Jonette le Borge Master of Arta % “Y7 Ait Ealucatton 7 161 ANDREAS PAPANICOLAOU JOHN S. PULKOWSKI 163 = = O aa] m x . 8) a Lu QO et e) aac Ue aa EE EE Ee ee ee ee 8 165 WILLIAM HEYDT y know you fare in there, ee Doctor” Kaze ae... aC ome out, ier: cee as - ears Fr oa SS + awe © BARUCH KIRSCHENBAUM FACULTY DORIAN L. 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VMIORN RIMS MUSTACTTE NO-Oe � } WHISKERS PIPE—— aus ae : SRY BOW TIE OXFORD BUTTON - DOWN fi ‘ a SLEEVELESS SWEATER LL BEAN EAGLE 344 PENCIL es . aon ey T oe a z Sil ‘i i POCKET WATCH KEY CHAIN TAN WORK PANTS VS— BAGGY LEGS — CHIPPEWA BOOTS JAMES LEGGITT 250 MARK ALAN WITTMANN 251 JULIE WEISBERG JONATHAN HILLYER amuel CHARLIE PERLA 255 2 EE ByREEERS San Deliiin imi toro at fg i . 257 CHARLES A. CLAVERIE AND ALICE COOPER CLAUDE R. SCHUYLER 259 260 Nat; decic. ¥9 praia Et ww. uid en(Santurce }!” s ee 21 de marzo MASACRE DE PONCE, DE 1937. (El anglicismo masacre quiere decir matanza). En este dia, Domingo de Ramos, un grupo de jévenes nacionalistas se habia reunido en la calle Marina, esquina Aurora, para ini- ciar un desfile pacifico y ordenado hacia la Catedral de Ponce y alli pedir por la salud de don Pedro Albizu Campos y demas lideres nacionalistas encarcelados en la carcel de La Princesa en San Juan de Puerto Rico. Luego habrian de celebrar un acto publico en conmemoracion de la abolicién de la esclavitud en nues- tra patria. Una hora antes de comenzar el desfile, el Alcalde, quien ya habia autorizado el acto, al recibir ordenes del gobernador norteamericano, Ge- neral Blanton Winship, cancelé el permiso. Cuando los jévenes se preparaban a dar comienzo al acto, los jefes de la policia Guillermo Soldevilla y Pérez Segarra, ademas del sargento Rafael Molina, se situaron con sus hombres, armados de ametralla- doras, alrededor de los manifestantes. Decididos a realizar el acto e ignorando la presencia de policias, los jévenes nacionalistas comenzaron su pacifico desfile a los acordes de La Borinquefia y enarbo- lando la bandera de Puerto Rico. La policia abridé fuego de ametralladora desde ambos extremos de la calle. El Heotes dur6é quince minutos. Hubo al- SCHOOL OF DESIGN rededor de doscientos heridos y veintiin muertos. sic Prsiak Entre las victimas se contaron hombres, mujeres y JUAN ALBERT PEREZ 73 P3750 8 8 49 | nifos (nacionalistas y espectadores no-nacionalis- PRESE. POREL x a tas). La nina de siete afios Georgina Vélez resulté : muerta por la espalda mientras corria buscando re- SERIAL NUMBER 1877 : ; - torl- fugio. Maria Hernandez, perteneciente al Partido Re- yenleae a ane a la Policia 7 Hees publicano, fue golpeada dos veces por un policia. No culpa y Race® y la matanza. El congresista 4. declaré se encontraron armas en las manos de ninguno de los dades prieeriee John Toussaint er ee de- civiles heridos o muertos, nacionalistas o no naciona- FiCANO per nee evidencia que he es solo injus- listas. E] sangriento hecho desperté gran indignacién en va a tanae (massacre) fue no 6 complot en todos los sectores de la opinién ptblica de Puerto mueeine Fe: el resultado de una trama nee Rico y tuvo repercusién en los Estados Unidos, Amé- ta, sino que tre el Gobernador orked out) en (Orbeta) a hist6rica Masacre a es (i : ° . a plot Ww : r rica Latina y Europa. Se efectuaron dos investigacio- ( de artistas y es Jefe de la Policia nes oficiales, una del Congreso de Washington y otra ye de 1937 ha sido luego ne plasticas pueden ae a e artes del Comité de Libertadores Civiles de los Estados Uni- Be Fen’ ertorriquenos. En las arte dro al dleo, de dos, presidido por el distinguido jurista norteameri- ExioKes ae entre otras obras, Un Cervera gra- cano Arthur Garfield Hays. E] resultado de estas in- he s, del pintor Erne iteratu- «andes dimensiones, Rivera. En la lit rs ee i Carlos Raquel unday (D0 (ys ado en lindleo de te y el drama Palm Suni ” : muerte ¥ mee 6 Marques. , ra, el cuento La m v abos del escritor René M , : de Ramos) , a Se ied —— JUAN PEREZ Dé ee ey, ek ee ee ee ee _— a ee ee Ne ene Ohad ah Ss: 261 DENNIS P. ALBERT 262 LAURA E. LOVETT OR imLEAVITT i TUIUNE NNY AHLYE SHIN So eniseT WR Syles ONE CB IYAS A ] B2QSS a JAVIDS 2aren “Of 7 B RA CALLAHAN CHAR eC. DSO JOSEPH NSiHg.0 INIT arles |! ane ar i MARY K. SIMQU 269 —— | Cae” ay a _ ay D4; ay CIB ares r A g Tee ey r ys! a) aw ae G w SELES Bae we @D we §0mg§ once you know that man is the result of th polymerization of amino acids and that ‘chance? lies mm the hydrostatics of the primal soup.” ae @ °- } ‘ J 4 (oney fo Wy | 7 Vif EG dae = Se AS You ALL KNOW == {lh AV, | THE EARTH 1S QUITE FLAT i ey DESIGN J FOR MORE NFORMATION CONTACT OBLIVION BRYON FITZPATRICK MARC HARRISON MICHAEL EDWARD LAWING FACULTY EARLE C. STUBBS 72 WATERMAN STREET PROVIDENCE, R. 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ARCHITECTURE STEPHEN P. ARMINGTON 378A BENEFIT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ARCHITECTURE PETER W. ARMITAGE BLACKBERRY HIEC, Pll TSRORDsV Iz PHOTOGRAPHY STEVEN ASH BAYBERRY WAY, POUND RIDGEANSY. FILM CAROL L. ASHCRAFT MAPLE ROCK ROAD, NORTH SCITUATE, R. I. M. ART EDUCATION 264 237 309 264 22 279 52 265 268 58 264 96 DENISE T. AUFFANT 240 PARKHILL AVENUE, STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. ART EDUCATION RANDY AVERBACK 110MANDALAY ROAD, NEWTON, MASS. GRAPHICS AMY DAVA BAHRT 238 VAN SAUN DRIVE, RIVER EDGE, N. J. APPAREL DAVID BAILEY JAMES B. BAKER HAZARD ROAD, NEWPORT, R. I. M. PAINTING JAMES DAVID BARALL 3702 CEDAR HILL LANE, OMAHA, NEBRASKA ARCHITECTURE JAMES W. BARFOOT 29 DOANE AVENUE, PROVI DENCE, R. I. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN DOUGLAS BARR 100 OLD FARM ROAD, SOUTH BURLINGTON, VT. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN MIKE BASKIN RICHARD M. BEANE 22 BARNEYVILLE ROAD, NORTH SWANSEA, MASS. M. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN MARY BECKER ROUTE 1 BOX 134, WARREN, N. H. ILLUSTRATION RALPH A. BECKMAN 21 JAMES STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ARCHITECTURE HARRY BECKWITH FACULTY LAWRANCE BELZ 1232 CHESTNUT STREET, POTTSTOWN, PA. ARCHITECTURE Lied, 187 268 338 302 yee he) aS 28 109 60 100 160 84 264 RICHARD EDWIN BENNETT 218% RIDGE STREET, NEW MILFORD, N. J. ARCHITECTURE IKE BENTON ROGER V. BERGEN 150 SHAWONET AVENUE, WARWICK, R. I. M. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ARNOLD S. BIONDI 1 HANSON PLACE, WINTHROP, MAINE LANDSCAPE ARCH. DIANE R. BIRDSALL 16¢C CARILLON DRIVE, ROCKY HILL, CONN. APPAREL DESCEY BEAKENEY 61 HORATIOSTREETANEW VY ORKGNGY. PAINTING PEGGY JEANNE BLOCH 395 HIGHVIEW ROAD, ENGLEWOOD,N. J. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN PETER E. BLODGETT 72% JOHN STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. M. SCULPTURE JONATHAN G. BONNER 146 MERCER STREET, PRINCETOWN,N. J. M. SCULPTURE JOEL PSDOODON@119 BENEFIT SEREETARPROVIDENCE aka: M. ART EDUCATION MARY E. BOONE 67 HARPER DRIVE, PITTSFORD, N. Y. SCUPPTURE ROSALIA JANETTI DEBORGE 156 CYPRESS STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. M. ART EDUCATION SARAH LOUISE HELLIER BRADBURY RD 2 COOPERSBURG, PA. SCULRDURE NELSON CoBRITI= 197 ROGENE AVENUE, ROCHESTERANS Ys PAINTING 266 264 267 203 244 266 i33 200 116 266 24 185 WILLIAML. BURGIN 44 PLEASANT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ARCHITECTURE F. WILLIAM BURKE 51 ESSEX ROAD, CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. ILLUSTRATION KATHY ANN BURPEE 25 BRAMBLE BROOK ROAD, ARDSLEY,N. Y. LANDSCAPE ARCH. IAN T. BURR BRITTANY, WALPOLE, N. H. ARCHITECTURE MARCIA J. BUSH 40 ANGELL STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ART EDUCATION EDMUND S. CALDWELL 6840 MEADOWLAWN DRIVE NORTH, ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. PAINTING BARBARA M. CALLAHAN 153 BENEFIT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ARCHITECTURE CAROLYN J.CARLSON OAK GROVE - BOX 25- RFD 5, COVENTRY, CONN. PHOTOGRAPHY FELIX CARRION 106 EAST116TH STREET,NEW YORK,N. Y. SCULPTURE ROBERT CARSTEN 138J GREENFIELD, EDISON, N. J. SCULPTURE PATRICK D. CAULEY 407 PINE STREET, STONE HARBOR, N. J. SCULPTURE DIANE CHAIN 21 LAMBERT AVENUE, MERIDEN, CONN. ILLUSTRATION BRUCE CHAO BOX 1202, ROCHESTER, N. H. SCULPTURE MARCIA CHARRON 50 SOUTH STREET, LINCOLN, R. I. SCUCPTURE 264 60 268 338 266 229 256 311 267 220 30 244 178 FRED C.M. CHEN 2 NORTH PARK STREET, HANOVER, N. H. ARCHITECTURE NANCY CHESER 11 RUGBY ROAD, ROCKVILLE CENTER,N. Y. ART EDUCATION ALEC CHOLOK RICHARD J. CIACCIO 72 BORNWOOD DRIVE, NORWOOD, MASS. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN JOSEPH P. CIAGLIA 5 HARBOR STREET, BRANFORD, CONN. PHOTOGRAPHY JOHN G. CLARK 131D HERITAGE VILLAGE, SOUTHBURY, CONN. GRAPHIC DESIGN MARY KOTSELCAS CLARKE 552 EAST 871TH STREET, NEWw ORKUNeY PHOTOGRAPHY CHARLES A. CLAVERIE 493 MIDDLE HIGHWAY, BARRINGTON, R. I. PHOTOGRAPHY DONALD PAUL CLEMENT 82 WORTHINGTON CIRCLE, BRAINTREE, MASS. ARCHITECTURE PETER COANE 193 BENEFIT STREET sPROVDIENCESher ARCHITECTURE ALBERT COHN FACULTY SUSAN MARTIN COLE 6200 MAIDEN LANE, BETHESDA, MD. PAINTING ROBERT A. CONTOIS 49 MEADOW STREET, LUDLOW, MASS. PAINTING BOB CORNWELL 6047 PENINSULA DRIVE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. ARCHITECTURE 226 RICHARD Z.COUTO 21 CEDARWOOD DRIVE, RIVERSIDE, R. I. ART EDUCATION 169 CATHERINE A. CRESSY 73 BARNES STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ART EDUCATION 266 RAYNSFORD W.CULIN 44 CHADWICK ROAD, WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. ARCHITECTURE 207 GEORGE E. DAILEY 186 LIPPITT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ILLUSTRATION 264 NANCY C.DALTON 19B JEFFERSON ROAD, NEWPORT, R. I. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 94 WARREN S. DANIEL 418 BENEFIT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ARCHITECTURE 7 MARY DARBY 610 SMITH STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ILLUSTRATION 60 RANDALL L. DARWALL CRANBROOK SCHOOL, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI. ART EDUCATION 120 JOANNE RAE DAVIS 7 HILLCREST AVENUE, CHARLEROI, PA. ART EDUCATION 298 KRISTINE GOICH DAVIS 15432 GLENWOOD, DETROIT, MICHIGAN SCULPTURE 164 RUTH DEALY 276 GEORGE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. PAINTING 247 WARD D'ELIA 17 LINCOLN AVENUE, PORT CHESTER,N. Y. 43 REBECCA BROOK DUNHAM DELAGARZA 20 PINE AVENUE, MADISON, N. J. ILLUSTRATION 290 CHARLES J. DIBONA 119D TREASURE WAY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS FILM 210 318 14 206 268 196 78 radi | 267 71 251 147 MICHELE FABRIZIO DiCATALDO 16 EAST 81ST STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. Len eS MICHAEL DAY DIEKMANN 4 SPRUCE STREET, WESTERLY, R. I. PAINTING MICHAEL H. DIETZ 111 BURLINGAME ROAD, SYRACUSE, N. Y. ARCHITECTURE ROBERT P. DILWORTH BOX 223, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. PAINTING ELIZABETH DION 186 HOLLAND STREET, CRANSTON, R. I. ARCHITECTURE GARY R. DIPALMA 23 THOMAS OLNEY COMMON, PROVIDENCE, R. I. PHOTOGRAPHY JOAN D. DOBKIN 306 MAPLE AVENUE, HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. PAINTING JUDY DOE 2225S. W. 63RD AVENUE, PLANTATION, FLA. INTERIOR ARCH. BRIAN K. DOWLEY RIDGE ROAD, EAST ACRES, TROY N. Y. PHOTOGRAPHY JOANNE H. DRUCHYK 70 EDGEWOOD ROAD, NIANTIC, CONN. PRINTING SUSAN DYNES NOLLY A. EBERT 512 MICHIGAN AVENUE, SHEBOYGAN, WIS. APPAREL THOMAS EMERSON 4 MUSKET LANE, PITTSFORD, N. Y. ARCHITECTURE JAMES E. ENGEBRETSON 445 CENTRAL AVENUE RFD 2, JOHNSTON, R. I. CERAMICS 284 144 324 283 141 245 72 264 123 110 270 ny. 186 212 CELESTE ERICSSON 29 MOORE STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. ILLUSTRATION DORIS ROYCE ETTLINGER 199 DOUGLAS ROAD, STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. ILLUSTRATION JUAN J. EVERETEZE 8 ROOSEVELT TOWERS, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. ARCHITECTURE JANICE FAHEY 58 MILL LANE, HUNTINGTON,N. Y. ARCHITECTURE HEIDI A. FASNACHT 24512 WOLF ROAD, BAY VILLAGE, OHIO PAINTING ROBERT ALAN FECK 418 BENEFIT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. LANDSCAPE ARCH. CHARLES DARDEN FICKE 809 AUGUSTA ROAD, WILMINGTON, DEL. ARCHITECTURE FREDERICK E. FINDLAY 200 HOPE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ANDREW SNYDER FINK 7330 MILLBROOK ROAD, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ARCHITECTURE JAMES E. FINLEY 35 WOODLAND ROAD, CHATHAN,N. J. FILM BRYON FITZPATRICK FACULTY MOLLIE FLETCHER 36 MOON HILL ROAD, LEXINGTON, MASS. TEXTILES EDWARD FLYNN 409 HOPE STREET, BRISTOL, R. I. PAINTING JOHN V. FOGG 74 239 Io 146 295 234 328 305 219 30 171 265 60 AMY ELIZABETH FORD 125 PROSPECT HILL ROAD, NOANK, CONN. PHOTOGRAPHY KAREN FOX 70 LAUREL DRIVE, DOVER, DELAWARE INTERIOR ARCH. LINDA FRANCE 10304 SUMMIT AVENUE, KENSINGTON, MD. ILLUSTRATION JOHN C. FRANTZ ROUTE 1, BLOWING ROCK, N.C. CERAMICS ARTHUR J. FRECHTLING 39 WASHINGTON ROCK ROAD, WATCHUNG, N. J. SGU le hie ANN FRID 287 NORTH ROAD, FOSTER, R. I. GRAPHIC DESIGN LARRY H. FRIEDMAN 35 WILCOX AVENUE, PAWTUCKET, R. I. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CAROL FURCHGOTT 5409 POPLAR AVENUE, MEMPHIS, TENN. ILLUSTRATION CHERYL A. GALAYDA 106 HART ACRE ROAD, SOUTHINGTON, CONN. SGUERTURE WILLIAM GALLERY 24 THE STRAND, NEWCASTLE, DEL. PHOTOGRAPHY LAWRENCE M. GARRITY 707 NORTH MAIN STREET, RANDOLPH, MASS. ARCHITECTURE DONNA L.GAVIN 44 PINCE ROAD, HYANNIS, MASS. ILLUSTRATION FRANK S. GAYESKI 112 SPRING VALLEY AVENUE, HACKENSACK, N. J. ARCHITECTURE DOROTHY R. GENNARO 3 WELLS LANE, WARREN,N. J. ART EDUCATION 268 JEROME R. GENTILE JR. 28 ARDMORE ROAD, NEWTON, MASS. ARCHITECTURE 32 GARY KENNETH GEOFFROY 199 BRAINARD ROAD, ENFIELD, CONN. APPAREL 267 STANELY B. GIBSON 342 HILLCREST ROAD, NEEDHAM, MASS. PAINTING 20 RONALD K. GILES 2001 WILLIAMS DRIVE, HAVRE pve GRACE, MD. PAINTING 264 PETERE. GILLETTE 5627 DEAUVILLE, COURT, CAPE CORAL, FLA. LANDSCAPE ARCH. 108 HANK GILPIN 83 PRESIDENT AVENUE, PROVIDENCE, R. I. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 173 HOWARD M. GLADSTONE 4 KENT PLACE WESTFIELD,N. J. FILM 82 CAROL-ANN GOLDENBERG 92 MARBURY AVENUE, PAWTUCKET, R. I. ILLUSTRATION 156 LINDA L.GOLDNER 607 CONSHOHOCKEN STATE ROAD, BALA-CYNWYD, PA. ILLUSTRATION peo MARVEY N. GOLDREYER. 407 PINEISTREETZPROVIDENCE Rel: SCULPTURE 48 ROBERTS. GOOBLAR 14 METHYL STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. PHOTOGRAPHY 264 MOSHE GOREN 265 CHRISTIAN GOTFREDSON 114 GROSSE POINT BOULEVARD, GROSSE POINT, MICH. ILLUSTRATION 192 WHITNEY GRANGER 27 PRINCETON AVENUE, PROVIDENCE, R. |. ARCHITECTURE 55 PATRICIA J.GRANSTROM ROUTE 2 - BOX 350- 1X, EVERGREEN, COLO. SCULCPRURE 181 AVRAHAM GRANT HOFIT, KFAR VITKIN, ISRAEL INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 119 WENDY GRUBER 91 MADISON STREET, DOVER, N. J. ART EDUCATION 121 DAVIDC.GRUNWALD 20 OVERHILL DRIVE, BERLIN, CONN. ARCHITECTURE 280 GAIL GUNSHANAN 541 NORTH MAIN STREET, SUFFIELD, CONN. ART EDUCATION 191 ERIC GUSTAVSON 10 COOK LANE, VERONA, N. J. ILLUSTRATION 265 ALAN W. GUYETT SCULPTURE 188 DUAN HALL B-19 KINGSTOWN TRAILER PARK, NORTH KINGSTOWN, R. I. PAINTING 218 LAURIE E.HALL 100 GRAYTON ROAD, TONAWANDA, N. Y. 1B Se. G FS 18 RONALD FRANK HALL 115 GRANDVIEW AVENUE, NANUET,N. Y. ART EDUCATION 148 GINAL.HALPERN 407 VILLAGE LANE, BROOMALL, PA. CERAMICS 87 R.G. HAMILTON FACULTY 227 RICHARD J. HARDNER 155 FERN AVENUE, COLLINGSWOOD, N. J. GRAPHIC DESIGN 54 RICHARD S. HARNED 270 289 51 165 150 253 201 266 303 88 190 268 59 68 MARC HARRISON FACULTY NANCY R. HECHT 3015 WEST BELVOIR OVAL, SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO GRAPHIC DESIGN BRUCE HENDLER RFD 1, WEST RIDGE ROAD, CORNVILLE (SKOWHEGAN P.O.) MAINE LANDSCAPE ARCH. WILLIAM HEYDT 1 LEONARD ROAD, BRONXVILLE,N. Y. PRINTING WAYNE HIGBY FACULTY CERAMICS JONATHAN HILLYER 20 WEST 64TH STREET, NEW YORK,N. Y. PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERTA VAN DER MOLEN HIRSCH 66 ARNOLD STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ART EDUCATION WILLIAM H. HODGES 2npd_ 245 SHADY HILL DRIVE, EAST GREENWICH, R. I. ARCHITECTURE PER OLE HOEL 360 OCEAN AVENUE, MARBLEHEAD, MASS. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ANDREA M.HOLLIS 110 NORTH FOURTH AVENUE, HIGHLAND PARK,N. J. SCULPTURE WALTER R. HORAK 314 BENEFIT STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ART EDUCATION HENRY HORENSTEIN 101 RUANE ROAD, WEST NEWTON, MASS. PHOTOGRAPHY ROYCE BUCKNAM HOWES 1207 FERRIS AVENUE, ROYAL OAK, MICH. PAINTING MARK HULLA 5730 SOUTH FOX, LITTLETON, COLORADO INTERIOR ARCH. 60 184 278 300 265 136 142 bP és) Fs) 296 292. 149 264 CHARLES N. HUNT JR. 34 WHEATON STREET, WARREN, R. I. ART EDUCATION JONATHAN C. HUTCHINS 1896 WEST SHORE ROAD, WARWICK, R. I. ART EDUCATION DAVID P. HYSON 7407 HONEYWELL LANE, BETHESDA, MD. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN HENRY A. ISAACS 11 SHADY HILL SQUARE, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. PAINTING EARL H.IVERSEN 48 GOLDEN LARCH, NAPERVILLE, ILL. PHOTOGRAPHY CARL M. JACKSON NO KNOWN ADDRESS ILLUSTRATION CHRISTEN JOHANSEN 407 PINE STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ARCHITECTURE GREGORY R. JOHNSON 10 DUTCH COURT, WARWI CK, R. I. GRAPHIC DESIGN GRETCHEN S. JOHNSON POINT ROAD, WILSON POINT, NORWALK, CONN. ART EDUCATION DOUGLAS C. JOHNSTON RD 1 - BOX 47, TROY,N. Y. EOC LES YET SOON JUNG 30-92 36TH STREET ASTORIA,N. Y. ILLUSTRATION CHARLENE KALEINA PHOTOGRAPHY JONATHAN KAPLAN 431 VALLEY VIEW ROAD, ENGLEWOOD, N. J. CERAMICS GUS P. KAYAFAS. 168 TRAPELO ROAD, BELMONT, MASS. PHOTOGRAPHY 117 STEVEN KAYFETZ 281 PUEBLO DRIVE, PITTSBURG, CALIF. PHOTOGRAPHY 333 RONDAB.KASS 48 LONDON TERRACE, FAIRFIELD, CONN. ART EDUCATION 267 CHARLESR.KATTMAN 4809 HORSESHOE PARK, DOWNINGTON, PA. LANDSCAPE ARCH. 50 KENT KEEGAN FACULTY ARCHITECTURE 327 JACK WILLIAM KEELY 2212 MORROW STREET, LAKELAND, FLA. ILLUSTRATION 320 KATHY KELM FACULTY PeALiLES 265 STEVENR.KILE 114 NORTH BEND STREET, PAWTUCKET, R. I. ARCHITECTURE 135 ROBERT A. KINNAIRD 69 PEACEABLE HILL ROAD, RIDGEFIELD, CONN. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 166 BARUCH KIRSCHENBAUM FACULTY 267 JAMESG. KLEIN 929 LIGHTHOUSE ROAD, NORTH PALM BEACH, FLA. PHOTOGRAPHY 138 SCOTT ALLAN KLEIN 8 GARY LANE, ORANGEBURG, N. Y. ARCHITECTURE 326 MARY ERBY KORDAK NEW HAVEN, CONN. ART EDUCATION 36 LYNNE M.KORTENHAUS BOX 201, MATAWAN,N. J. PRINTING 38 ANDREALESLIE KOVACS 115-25 METROPOLITAN AVENUE, KEW GARDENS, N. Y. PHOTOGRAPHY 21 338 91 306 56 345 270 34 264 307 263 334 134 33 291 JOSEPH LOUIS KREMER 39 CEDAR ROAD, WESTBURY,N. Y. ARCHITECTURE MICHAEL ANDREW KRESKI 321 FOOTHILL ROAD, SOMERVILLE, N. J. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CANDICE A. KUGEL 151 CENTRAL PARK WEST, NEW YORK,N. Y. ILLUSTRATION CAROLE BENSON LAFFEY 155 CONGDON STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ART EDUCATION KATHERINE L. LANDMAN _ 150 EAST 56TH STREET, NEW YORK, N. Y. PHOTOGRAPHY WILMER B. LAUFMAN 559 BRIARCLIFF ROAD, PITTSBURG, PA. SGUEPTURE MICHAEL EDWARD LAWING FACULTY DANIEL H. LAWRENCE 32 CIRCLE DRIVE, EAST NORTHPORT, N. Y. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN PETER LAWRENCE BOX 173, WOODS HOLE, MASS. ARCHITECTURE SPENCER LAWRENCE 130-27 225TH STREET, LAURELTON, N.Y? ILLUSTRATION JAMES D. LEAVITT 1110 OAKWOOD DRIVE, ROANOKE, VA. PHOTOGRAPHY CHARLES FINK FACULTY WESLENE TROY FACULTY JUDITH A. LEE 170-14 130TH AVE., JAMAICA, N. Y. 11434 ART EDUCATION RONALD W. LEGG 38 EAST ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906 OBE ape Ta= 250 JAMES P.LEGGITT 72 WALKER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ARCHITECTURE 238 JOHNC.LEGGITT 72 WALKER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ARCHITECTURE 118 STEPHEN H.LEMOS 6706 HAZEL LANE, McLEAN, VA. 22101 FILM 312 LINDA MOSS LEVY 102 HALSEY ST., PROVIDENCE, R. |. 02906 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 81 LARRY LEWIS BOX 212 WEST POINT, VA. 23181 ILLUSTRATION 167 DORIANL.LIGHTBOWN 50 FRIEND ST., WAKEFIELD, MA. 01880 APPAREL 335 VIRGINIALIONBERGER 1419 EASTJEFFERSON, SOUTH BEND, IND. 46617 PAINTING 202 HARRIS MARGARET LIPSHUTZ 109MARYLAND AVE., FREEPORT, N. Y. 11520 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE 266 HOWARD LITTMAN 209 FRANKLINLIU 365 BEACON ST., BOSTON, MASS. ARCHITECTURE 266 DAVID B.LIVERMORE BEAVER POND, BEVERLY, MASS. 01915 ILLUSTRATION 101 SUSANS.LLOYD 1227 PEQUOT RD., SOUTHPORT, CONN. 06490 SCULPTURE 266 ROBERT MICHAEL LODEN SUNSET DRIVE, SCHOHARIE,N. Y. ARCHITECTURE 44 ROBERT ALLEN LONDON 270 SQUANTUM DRIVE, WARWICK, R. |. 02886 ART EDUCATION Zou 153 98 262 246° 114 304 155 85 301 105 aL 89 KEITH LONG FACULTY JANNA M. LONGACRE ONE TWIG LANE, SUNBURY, PA. 17801 CERAMICS LYNLORD 110 THURSTON ST., RIVERSIDE, R. 1. 02915 ART EDUCATION LAURA E. LOVETT WOODHILL ROAD RD-1, NEWTOWN, PA. 18940 TEXTILE DESIGN BROTHER PAUL MacDONALD 159 EARL STREET, WOONSOCKET, R. I. 02895 FOREIGN FELLOW CATHERINE MacKENZIE 229 EAST BROAD ST., HAZLETON, PA. 18201 ARCHITECTURE PETER MAH 1726 EAST FIFTH AVE., VANCOUVER 12, B.C. PRINTMAKING CHARLESN. MALIN 820 SOUTH 67TH ST., OMAHA, NEBRASKA 68106 CERAMICS JIM MALIN RD 2 BOX 26, MALVERN, PA. 19355 APPAREL DR. DAVID MANZELLA FACULTY ROBERT E. MARCH 3271 WHITEHORSE RD., BERWYN, PA. 19312 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ALPHONSE R. MATTIA 1915 SPRING GARDEN ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19130 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CARLOS A.MAYNARD 381 EAST 95TH ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. 11212 ILLUSTRATION CHRISTOPHER McCLURE 239 EAST QUEEN ST., PENDLETON, S.C. 29670 ARGHITEGLURE DONALD E. McCORMICK 2 EAST ST., ATTLEBORO, MASS. 02703 ILLUSTRATION 240 MARY M. McGHEE 79 FAIRMOUNT AVE., CHATHAM, N. J. 07928 CERAMICS 79 TRISHA McNABB_ 10432 DEMOCRACY LANE, POTOMAC, MD. ARCHITECTURE 330 JEROME B. MEADOWS 813 ST. NICHOLAS AVE., NEW YORK,N. Y. 10031 SCULPTURE 76 ALAN D. METNICK 39 METHYL ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906 PHOTOGRAPHY 125 NICOLE JACQUELINE MILLER 74 WEST ST., LENOX, MASS. 01240 APPAREL 29 SANDI MILLER 1408 BARNSDALE ST., PITTSBURG, PA. 15217 SCULPTURE 214 SARAHLINN MILLER 17 OXFORD RD., WESTFIELD, N. J. 07090 APPAREL 97 LESTER MILLMAN FACULTY 75 JERRY M. MISCHAK 76 STUYVESANT AVE., NEWARK, N. J. 07106 PAINTING 174 GEORGE REDMOND MITCHELL GATES ROAD, GATES MILLS, OHIO 44040 ARCHITECTURE 60 STACIESUE MITNIK EDGEMOOR ROAD, GLOUCESTER, MASS. ART EDUCATION 266 THOMAS C.MONEGO 7 COURSE BROOK ROAD, SHERBORN, MASS. 01770 PHOTOGRAPHY 265 ALFREDO MONTALVO 46 BARNES ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906 ARCHITECTURE 180 ROBERT J. MORIN 1191 RIVER ROAD, MANCHESTER, N. H. 03104 PHOTOGRAPHY 236 THOMAS MORIN FACULTY zZ15 286 106 49 175 268 60 170 216 Sh 205 264 264 219 JEFFREY MULLIKEN 31 RIVER ST., KINGSTON, MASS. 02364 ARCHITECTURE BARBARA J. MUNGALL 11 MEADOWCREST ROAD, RADNOR, PA. 19087 TEXTILE DESIGN L. ALAN MUNN 81 HILL CRESCENT SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO, CANADA ARCHITECTURE F. BRIAN MURPHY 22 HOLLAND AVE., WESTFIELD, MASS. 01085 GRAPHICS TIMOTHY PATRICK MURPHY 227 HUNT ROAD, PITTSBURG, PA. 15215 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CARL L.MYRICK 17238 GALLAGHER, DETROIT, MICH. 40212 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PAUL L.NASH_ 11847 ARMINTA ST., NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. 91605 ART EDUCATION SUSAN NEIGHBORS 3800 N. TAZEWELL ST., ARLINGTON, VA. 22207 ILLUSTRATION WENDY ROSS NEWBERT 4818 SAYRE AVE., PARKERSBURG, W. VA. 26101 ILLUSTRATION STARZETTA D. NEWSOME 405 EAST 105TH ST., NEW YORK, N. Y. 10029 APPAREL STEPHEN S. NILES 16 LILIAN RD. EXT., FRAMINGHAM, MASS. 01701 ILLUSTRATION MARY P. NOGUCHI 8110 HAWTHORNE RD., BETHESDA, MD. 20034 PAINTING ALAN M. NORRIS 4 NEPTUNE COURT, BEVERLY, MASS. 01915 ARCHITECTURE ROBIN M. NUSE 2359 BARNESS RD., WARRINGTON, PA. 18976 PHOTOGRAPHY 224 TOM OCKERSE FACULTY 285 RANA OKTAY 4401 FESSENDEN ST., N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C.20016 SCULPTURE 177 PETER O'NEILL 38 PRATT ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. FILM 267 CHESTER S.ORCIUCH 22 FERN DRIVE, HUNTINGTON, CONN. ARCHITECTURE 80 STELLA A.ORMAI 1832 TURNER, ALLENTOWN, PA. 197 THOMAS C.ORR_ 1113 LAWSON DRIVE, GARLAND, TEXAS 75040 SCULPTURE 107 JACQUELINE M. OTT 2517 BETHEL AVE., PENNSAUKEN, N. J. SCULPTURE 140 THOMAS E. OWENS 701 DANBURY ST., N.E., CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA 52402 ARCHITECTURE 287 CANDACE R.OWERS 291 HIGH ST., BRISTOL, R. I. 02809 ILLUSTRATION 40 MARY LEE PAGANO 87 COOKE ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906 TEXTILE DESIGN 267 GREGORY L.PANDO 644 PLEASANT ST., CANTON, MASS. 02021 ARCHITECTURE 161 ANDREAS PAPANICOLAOU BOUCOUVALA 8, ATHENS, GREECE ARCHITECTURE 25 FREDERICK PARKHURST 444 BROOK ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906 ARCHITECTURE 265 THOMAS B. PAYNE 1220 BIVES ROAD, EAST GREENWICH, R. I. 02818 ARCHITECTURE 267 DOUGLASS. PENROSE RFD 2, POTSDAM, N. Y. FILM 260 JUAN PEREZ 534 BEACH 69TH ST., ARVERNE,N. Y. 11692 SCULPTURE 338 EDUINOJ.PEREIRA 234 WARREN AVE., EAST PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02914 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 255 CHARLIE PERLA 13 PRINCE ST., WARMINSTER, PA. 18974 ARGHITECTURE 204 CARA J.PERLMAN 29 BENEDICT AVE., EASTCHESTER, N. Y. 10707 TEXTILE DESIGN 265 RICHARD PERLMUTTER 175 PETER J.PETRILLI 38 THOMAS OLNEY COMMON, PROVIDENCE, R. I. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 313 MARC A.PETRIN 43 WESTBROOK RD., WEST HARTFORD, CONN. ARCHITECTURE 264 JOHN R. PHILIBERT 29 SUMMIT AVE., SHARON, MASS. 02067 FILM DESIGN 267 JAMES PICKEL 30232 DAWSON, GARDEN CITY, MI. 48135 ILLUSTRATION 2DeeDEBORAMDarIERCE 251 HILL Si RYE NSYveLOos0 ART EDUCATION 115 EDWARD C. PORTER JR. 75% OAKDALE AVE., PAWTUCKET, R. I. 02860 PHOTOGRAPHY 265 BARBARAM. POTTS 47 TRANSIT ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02906 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 99 LEONARD PRESS FOREIGN FELLOW 268 265 122 69 162 319 oF | 233 217 60 “4D 316 LINDA J. PRESTILEO 721 ELGIN RD., NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA. 19073 PRINTMAKING MARK M. PRIETO 9901 MILLS COLLEGE, OAKLAND, CALIF. 94614 CERAMICS MARK PRIMACK 117 CHESTNUT AVE., CRANSTON, R. |. 02910 ARCHITECTURE LINDAL.PRITCHER 121 MILLER DR., SINKING SPRINGS, PA. 19608 PAINTING JOHN S. PULKOWSKI 124 ELVA DR. PASS, CHRISTIAN, MI. 39571 APPAREL SYLVIA B. PULVER THE ENGLISH VILLAGE, NORTH WALES, PA. 19454 CERAMICS TALBOT NEAL RANTOUL 1410 HOPE ROAD, HOPE, R. |. 02831 PHOTOGRAPHY DAVID KEANE RASWEILER 9 ROCKWAY RD., GARDEN CITY,N. Y. 11530 ARCHITECTURE ROBERT FREDERICK RATTA 33 NICHOLS ST., EVERETT, MASS. 02149 GRAPHIC DESIGN NORA J. RAUM 20 BEEKMAN PLACE, NEW YORK,N. Y. 10022 SCULPTURE LYNN RAYBURN SEAVIEW AVE., OSTERVILLE, MASS. 02655 ART EDUCATION ROBERT M.RAYMOND 40 J.ST., HULL, MASS. 02045 ARCHITECTURE CHRISTOPHER D. REECE 747 GREENWOOD AVE., AKRON, OHIO 44320 PHOTOGRAPHY 266 46 Se Vs 86 266 268 60 159 bs) 104 124 26 ore 338 GORDON M. REEVE 3050 MORRIS, WINDSOR, ONTARIO, CANADA SCULPTURE DAVID W. REJESKI 13 HOLMES CIRCLE, FARMINGTON, CONN. 06032 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN SARI REMER 3444 GILES PLACE, BRONX, N. Y. KAMPAN RERKYAI 72 CALLAN STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. ARCHITECTURE DAVID C. RICHARDSON PINE ISLAND, RYE, N. Y. 10580 PHOTOGRAPHY DONALD SINCLAIR RICHARDSON 30 MONTAGUE ST., PROVIDENCE, R. |. 02906 ARCHITECTURE ANNE M. ROCCIO 1270 PIPPINORCHARD RD., CRANSTON, R. I. 02920 ART EDUCATION EILEEN RODGERS 241 MARSHALL AVE., WEST HAMPSTEAD, N. Y. 11552 PHOTOGRAPHY DIANE G. ROLNICK 34 W. OXFORD ST., VALLEY STREAM, N. Y. 11580 PAINTING KEN ROOS 6801 WHITEHALL RD., NORFOLK, VIRGINIA ARCHITECTURE PETER RUBINSTEIN 17 OXFORD DRIVE, LIVINGSTON, N. J. 07039 ARGHOITECTURE THOMAS R. RUSSELL 83 NORTH CLARENDON ST., CRANSTON, R. I. 02910 PAINTING MICHAEL JAMES RUSSO 8 LAWN ST., TOMS RIVER, N. J. 08753 ARCHITECTURE JOHN R. RYAN 10 WALBRIDGE RD., WEST HARTFORD, CONN. 06119 GRAPHIC DESIGN 338 JOYCE NICHTERN RYAN 10 WALBRIDGE RD., WEST HARTFORD, CONN. 06119 ART EDUCATION 152 BENRYTERBAND 1550 BRYN MAWR DR., DAYTON, OHIO 45406 CERAMICS 42 PAUL B.ST. AMAND 2938 SO. COUNTY TRAIL, EAST GREENWICH, R. |. 02818 ARCHITECTURE 112 RACHEL SALEM 254 SAMUEL S.SAVAGE 2592 BERKSHIRE ROAD, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO 44106 GRAPHIC DESIGN 15 YASUMI SAWABE 1-9-1 MARUYAMA TSOGO-KU, YOKOHAMA, JAPAN ARCHITECTURE 213 JULIA A. SCHACHTER 12602 BLUHILL ROAD, WHEATON, MD. 20906 SCULPTURE 265 DANIEL P. SCHEVIS JR. 55 ANGEL ST., PROVIDENCE, R. |. 02906 ARCHITECTURE 267 IDASCHMULOWITZ 409 MORRISTOWN ROAD, LINDEN, N. J. 07036 PAINTING 230 ELLEN D.SCHMUTZ 4 MUNSON DRIVE, POMPTON PLAINS, N. J. 07444 ILLUSTRATION 175 CHARLES P.SCHREINER RR 1, BREMEN, IND. 46506 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 259 CLAUDE R.SCHUYLER 146 HOMER AVE., CORTLAND,N. Y. 13045 PAINTING 5 J.SCHWABENLAND FACULTY 308 266 312 60 143 268 176 154 269 267 282 338 265 MICHELLE J. SCHWARTZ 1415 EAST 23RD ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. ART EDUCATION STANTON GRAY SEARS. 1111 HIGHLAND AVE., BETHLEHEM, PA. 18018 PAINTING JO ANN SECOR 44 HANOVER ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. ART EDUCATION NANCY H.SHARPLES 25 CEDAR PARKWAY, NORTH LIVINGSTON, N. J. 07039 ART EDUCATION CHARLES E. SHERMAN 506 LATMER RD., MERION, PA. 19066 SGULERIURE JOY E.SHIPMAN SEIDERSVILLE RD., RFD 3, BETHLEHEM, PA. 18015 PAINTING JOSEPH H. SHOEMAKER MARSHALL BRIDGE RD., KENNETT SQUARE, PA. 19348 ARCHITECTURE HEDDI V. SIEBEL PURITAN RD., RYE, N. Y. 10580 PRINTMAKING JAMES S. SIKKING ROUTE 1 BOX 218, RELIEF, N.C. 28769 PAINTING MARY K.SIMQU 549 BROADWAY, PROVIDENCE, R. I. 02909 PHOTOGRAPHY THOMAS J.SINCAVAGE 26 HARMAC DRIVE, EAST HAVEN, CONN. 06513 ARCHITECTURE NIKKI E. SLEETH 6302 INDIAN RUN PARKWAY, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA 22312 Leese SIGN RICHARD K. SMAGALA 10 UNITY DRIVE, STRATFORD, CONN. 06497 ARCHITECTURE JAMES R.SMEAL 115 OHIO ST., BARNESVILLE, OHIO 43713 ARCHITECTURE 31 SARAHL.SMOLIN 455 TWIN OAK RD., SO. ORANGE, N. J. 07079 GRAPHIC DESIGN 128 THOMAS P.SOKOL 24 HAMMOND RD., NATICK, MA. 01760 ARCHITECTURE 102 ALAN SONDHEIM FACULTY 103 BETH CANNON SONDHEIM 220 BROOKSIDE ROAD, DARIEN, CONN. 06820 ILLUSTRATION 323 SCOTT E. SORENSEN 550 BELDEN HILL RD., WILTON, CONN. 06097 PHOTOGRAPHY 288 MARCY SORENSON 40 DEVILLE CIRCLE, WILLIAMSVILLE, N. Y. INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE 265 LAWRENCE SORLI ARCHITECTURE 8 RONNA G.SPACONE 3556 SUTHERLAND ROAD, SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO 44122 ART EDUCATION 77 DANIEL SPECTOR 89 HEMLOCK DRIVE, FARMINGDALE, N. Y. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 70 JANE SPIELBERG 1703 AVENUE H., BROOKLYN, N. Y. 11230 APPAREL 53 SHARON STAHL 622 N.WALDEN DR., BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. 90210 GRAPHIC DESIGN 95 PETERS.STAMBERG 46 MAYFAIR DRIVE, HUNTINGTON,N. Y. ARCHITECTURE 242 LINDAM.STANIER 13304 OLD CHAPEL ROAD, BOWIE, MD. GRAPHIC DESIGN 195 DREWE.STARK 169 RANGE ROAD, WILTON, CONN. PAINTING 158 TONIE.STARR 6 HARRISON STREET, DUMONT, N. J. ART EDUCATION 172 PAMELA STARSKY 2310 CANYON FERRY ROAD, HELENA, MONTANA PHOTOGRAPHY 265 PETER STOCKMAN 606 HIGH ST., CENTRAL FALLS, R. I. 02863 ARCHITECTURE 265 LINDAL.STORM 168-30 127TH AVE., JAMAICA, N. Y. PAINTING 317 ANN K.STOUDENMIRE 226 MASON CROFT DRIVE, SUMTER, S. C. ART EDUCATION 277 EARLE C.STUBBS HIGHLAND CIRCLE, SPRINGFIELD, VT. 05156 INDUSTRIAL DESIGN 90 RICHARD B.STUDLEY 58 BURR ROAD, HINGHAM, MASS. CERAMICS 130 HELEN I.SULLIVAN 171 OAK HILL AVE., PAWTUCKET, R. I. INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE 151 MARGARET SWANSON 41 PINE ST., NEW HAVEN, CONN. 06513 ILLUSTRATION 268 DARLENE C.SZABLEWSKI 931 BEECHWOOD DRIVE, LANSDALE, PA. GRAPHIC DESIGN 267 VINCENT TARDUCCI LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 264 FRANK TAYLOR ARCHITECTURE 129e ARTHUR DaITHAYER §76 BENEVOLENT Size PROVIDENCEARar TEXTILE DESIGN 168 MARLENE E. THOMAS 133-33 DENNISST., SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, N. Y. TEXTILE DESIGN 268 126 315 223 265 336 329 19 60 15-1 137 83 252 266 232 WILLIAM S. THORNHILL 130 SHORE RD., OLD GREENWICH, CONN. ARCHITECTURE KYUNG SEOB TOH 9 EVERBLOOM DRIVE, CRANSTON, R. |. 02920 ARCHITECTURE STEPHEN K.L. TONG 1 PIKE ST., NEW YORK,N. Y. ARCHITECTURE TOM TRAMONT JEFF TRUESDELL 34 LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, SO. GLASTONBURY, CONN. ARCHITECTURE DANIEL W. TWIGG 7 CONGDON ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. SCULPTURE STEPHEN M. VOWLES 144 OLD CONNECTICUT PATH, FRAMINGHAM, MASS. FILM DANIEL A. WALKER 3626 POST ROAD, WARWICK, R. I. ART EDUCATION SAMUEL MILES WALKER 168 WESTCOTT RD., PRINCETON, N. J. ART EDUCATION JAMES H.WATTS BOX 543, RANCHO, SANTA FE, CALIF. ARCHITECTURE MICHAEL WEBB FACULTY PETER M. WEINTRAUB 1486 WISTAR DRIVE, WYNCOTE, PA. 19095 GRAPHIC DESIGN JULIENNE B. WEISBERG 3480 SEVERN ROAD, CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO TEXTILE DESIGN JOHN J.WEISS 15 FOSTER ST., ARLINGTON, MASS. PHOTOGRAPHY RICHARD H. WHITE 20 CUNNINGHAM ST., HOPKINTON, MASS. ILLUSTRATION rs Pe 248 22 | L357 338 194 2, 268 183 Al GARRET G. WHITNEY CENTRE ISLAND, OYSTER BAY,N. Y. CERAMICS WAYNE WILBUR FACULTY JOHN WILLIAMS FACULTY CAROLINE H. WILLIS 108 BRIAR LANE, NEWARK, DELAWARE ARCHITECTURE JAMES E. WILSON 233 RAY ST., PORTLAND, MAINE ILLUSTRATION MARK ALAN WITTMANN 1700 KING ST., SCOTCH PLAINS, N. J. GRAPHIC DESIGN LAWRENCE WOLFSON 15 CANDY LANE, SYOSSET, N. Y. GRAPHIC DESIGN ROBERT WONG 18C. PAUL PLACE, BOSTON, MASS. ARCHITECTURE ART WOOD FACULTY SUSAN WOOD 14 GLAMFORD AVE., PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y. ARCHITECTURE MARY ADAMS WOTHERSPOON 105 TONNANCOUR PLACE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MD. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LINDA M. WURM BOX 264 SEWARD PLACE, CHESTER, N. J. ILLUSTRATION ANDREW XENIOS 247 ESSEX ST., SALEM, MASS. 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