Benchmarks

Honoring the New Emeritus Professors

"Penn, today, could not aspire to be among the very few leaders in higher education and research tomorrow, were it not for the strong founda tion of excellence and leadership to which each of you, our honorees, has made important contributions."

As the strategic plan and the 21st Century Project go forward, she added, "Provost Chodorow and I are very conscious of the fact that we are building on, and in many cases bringing to full flower, changes you and others began long ago. Rest assured that we will look to you for continued guidance, historical perspectiveand even occasionally, more hard workin the years ahead."

Photo caption: Senior Among Seniors: Having joined the University in 1958, Dr. Noah Prywes, center, led in length of service among the 62 who became emeritus professors this year. President Judith Rodin presented the certificates as each School's dean gave highlights of each faculty member's career. Dr. David Pope, associate dean of SEAS (right), recalled Dr. Prywes's role in the development of a new field.

Annenberg School for Communication

Charles Wright, Communications and Sociology, 1969

School of Arts and Sciences

Malcolm Campbell, History of Art, 1963

Richard S. Dunn, History, 1957

Robert Ian Harker, Geology, 1972

Robert H. Koch, Astronomy, 1967

Neil Leonard, History, 1961

Robert F. Lucid, English, 1964

John W. McCoubrey, History of Art, 1960

Roy Middleton, Physics, 1965

Robert E. A. Palmer, Classical Studies, 1961

Benjamin S. P. Shen, Astronomy and Astrophysics, 1966

Ake W. Sjoberg, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, 1966

Wesley D. Smith, Classical Studies, 1961

Arnold W. Thackray, History and Sociology of Science, 1968

Robert Y. Turner, English, 1961

Richard F. Wernick, Music, 1968

Robert W. Zurmuhle, Physics, 1963

School of Dental Medicine

Burton Rosan, Microbiology, 1963

Henry Trowbridge, Pathology, 1972

Anthony Vito, Periodontics, 1962

School of Engineering and Applied Science

Burton Paul, Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics, 1969

Noah Prywes, Computer and Information Science, 1958

Bernard Steinberg, Electrical Engineering, 1973

Jay Zemel, Electrical Engineering, 1966

School of Medicine

Zalman S. Agus, Medicine, 1973

Balu Athreya, Pediatrics, 1970

John E. Bevilacqua, Neurology, 1965

Edward S. Cooper, Medicine, 1964

John J. Downes, Anesthesia, 1966

Karl Engelman, Medicine, 1970

Maria Erecinska, Pharmacology, 1971

Frances M. Gill, Pediatrics, 1973

Gunter R. Haase, Neurology, 1974

Nicholas A. Kefalides, Medicine, 1970

Ralph W. Hamilton, Surgery, 1969

Martin T. Orne, Psychiatry, 1964

Giuseppe G. Pietra, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, 1969

Martin Reivich, Neurology, 1966

Luis Schut, Neurosurgery, 1970

Bayard T. Storey, Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1967

Willys K. Silvers, Genetics, 1965

Cam L. Witzleben, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, 1973

Chester M. Zmijewski, Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, 1975

School of Nursing

Constance Carino, 1980

Claire M. Fagin, 1977

Joan Lynaugh, 1980

Elsa Ramsden, 1969

School of Social Work

Howard Arnold, 1970

School of Veterinary Medicine

Donald A. Abt, Pathobiology, 1966

Carl E. Aronson, Animal Biology, 1971

Richard C. Bartholomew, Clinical Studies, New Bolton Center, 1968

James W. Buchanan, Clinical Studies, Philadelphia, 1964

Elaine P. Hammel, Clinical Studies, New Bolton Center, 1971

Lin V. Klein, Clinical Studies, New Bolton Center, 1976

Richard A. McFeely, Clinical Studies, New Bolton Center, 1966

Donald F. Patterson, Clinical Studies, Philadelphia, 1962

Robert M. Schwartzman, Clinical Studies, Philadelphia, 1959

Wharton School

Jack M. Guttentag, Finance and Real Estate, 1962

Gerald Hurst, Operations and Information Management, 1969

Peter H. Knutson, Accounting, 1966

James Pickands, Statistics, 1969

Matthew J. Stephens, Accounting, 1964

In the list of new emeritus professors above, Lindback Award winners are marked