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Professor Ronald Mauldsley is given the Walter M. Jeffords, Jr. Distinguished Writing Award by Dean Shapiro
Eli Wager, Class of 1954
[from left to right] Dr. Sidney Marks, Class of 1930; Shepard Broad, Class of 1927; Mrs. Shepard Broad; Isadore Nathanson, Class of 1928; and Hon. William Kapelman, Class of 1940
Harold A. Easton, Class of 1928 and Murray B. Trayman, Class of 1928
Jean D. Thompson, Class of 1978
[left to right] Gene Gellman, Class of 1951; Hon. Seymour Frier, Class of 1952; Mel Gellman, Class of 1952; and Michael J. Brand, Class of 1952
Mr and Mrs. Mario Cuomo and Mr and Mrs. Joseph J. Lucchi, Class of 1928
Far left, Professor Eugene Cerruti (NYLS, 1977-); fourth from left, Hon. William Kapelman (NYLS Class of 1940); center, President of the United States Gerald R Ford; third from right, Associate Dean William L. Bruce; second from right, Professor Stephen A. Newman (NYLS 1974-2014)
Stanley B. Doyle, Jr. ’49, Vice President Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. New York, NY
Harry Katrichis, Class of 1978; Margaret Bearn, Associate Dean of NYLS; and Zuhayr A. Moghrabi, Class of 1967
Stanley B. Doyle, Jr. '49
Stephen L. Lister ’69 named Assistant Vice President at the American Stock Exchange
Lawrence Huntington
Supreme Court Justices marching in JFK funeral parade w/autographs
Stanley Doyle, Class of 1949
Nathaniel L. Goldstein '18
Constance Lawson, Professor Joseph Aronson (left), Nathaniel Goldstein, Class of 1918 (New York Attorney General 1943-1954)
Nathaniel Goldstein, Class of 1918 (center, seated with glasses), John Marshall Harlan, Class of 1924 (center, seated with lapel flower), and Dean Alison Reppy (left of Marshall, holding program)
Chester Carlson ’39 b/w 6x7
Chester Carlson ’39 b/w 8x10