Architecture and Landscape Architecture
DEMARS, Vernon Armand (b. 1908), Architect
A Life in Architecture: Indian Dancing, Migrant Housing, Telesis, Design for Urban Living, Theater, Teaching,
1992,
xvi, 592 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ECKBO, Garrett (b. 1910), Landscape architect
Landscape Architecture: The Profession in California, 1935-1940, and Telesis,
1993,
vi, 85 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ESHERICK, Joseph (b. 1914), Architect
An Architectural Practice in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1938-1996,
1996,
xvii, 801 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE RATCLIFF ARCHITECTS, IN BERKELEY SINCE 1909, 1990, viii, 221 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCOTT, Geraldine Knight (1904-1989), Landscape architect
A Woman in Landscape Architecture in California, 1926-1989,
1990,
xvi, 235 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Art, and the Art World
ANNEBERG, Margery (b. 1921), Jeweler, gallery owner
Anneberg Gallery, 1966-1981, and Craft and Folk Art in the San Francisco Bay Area,
1998,
viii, 368 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BISCHOFF, Elmer Nelson (1916-1991), Artist
Two Conversations with Elmer Bischoff,
1991,
ii, 48 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HAAS, Evelyn Danzig (b. 1917), Museum trustee
Fine Arts and Family: The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Philanthropy, Writing, and Haas Family Memories,
1997,
xi, 284 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEATH, Edith (b. 1911), Ceramicist
Tableware and Tile for the World, Heath Ceramics, 1944-1994,
1995,
vii, 411 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
OLDFIELD, Helen (1902-1981), Artist
Otis Oldfield and the San Francisco Art Community, 1920s to 1960s,
1982,
v, 170 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
POST, George (1906-1997), Artist
A California Watercolorist,
1984,
x, 134 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RENAISSANCE OF RELIGIOUS ART AND ARCHITECTURE IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, 1946-1968, 1985, Two volumes
Scope and Content Note
Volume I: vi, 361 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume II: 327 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCHAEFFER, Rudolph (1886-1988), Art teacher
The Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design: Art in San Francisco Since 1915,
1982,
iv, 184 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCHNIER, Jacques (1898-1988), Sculptor
A Sculptor's Odyssey,
1987,
vii, 313 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SINTON, Nell Walter (b. 1910), Artist
An Adventurous Spirit: The Life of a California Artist,
1993,
xvi, 314 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STOCKSDALE, Bob (b. 1913), Wood turner
Pioneer Wood-Lathe Artist, and Master Creator of Bowls from Fine and Rare Woods,
1998,
xi, 164 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TRIEST, Shirley Staschen (1914-1995), Pacifist anarchist artist
A Life on the First Waves of Radical Bohemianism in San Francisco,
1997,
ix, 335 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Fiber Arts
Scope and Content Note
ELLIOTT, Lillian Wolock (1930-1994), Artist, teacher
Artist, Instructor, and Innovator in Fiber Arts,
1992,
xi, 215 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROSSBACH, Charles Edmund (b. 1914), Artist, professor
Artist, Mentor, Professor, Writer,
1987,
vii, 156 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SEKIMACHI, Kay (b. 1926), Fiber artist
The Weaver's Weaver: Explorations in Multiple Layers and Three-Dimensional Fiber Art,
1996,
xi, 154 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WESTPHAL, Katherine (b. 1919), Fiber artist
Artist and Professor,
1988,
vii, 190 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Books and Printing
Scope and Content Note
ANGELO, Valenti (1897-1982), Artist
Arts and Books: A Glorious Variety,
1981,
ix, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE HAND BOOKBINDING TRADITION IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, 1982, v, 194 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KROEBER-QUINN, Theodora (1897-1979), Author,
Ishi
Timeless Woman, Writer and Interpreter of the California Indian World,
1982,
v, 453 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEDERER, Wolfgang (b. 1912), Graphic designer
Bridging Two Worlds in Graphic Design, Education, and Illustration,
1992,
xi, 161 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MONIHAN, William J., S.J. (1914-1996), Librarian, bookman
Librarian and Dedicated Bookman, University of San Francisco, 1947-1988,
1989,
vii, 108 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RATHER, Clifton (1893-1987), Printer
RATHER, Lois (1905-1996), Printer
The Rather Press of Oakland, California,
1994,
x, 50 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SHAFFER, Ellen (1904-1994), Bookwoman
Self-Portrait of a Book Woman,
1992,
viii, 117 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STAUFFACHER, Jack Werner (b. 1920), Printer and book designer
"The Word, Bearer of Our Confessions": The Greenwood Press 1968-1996,
1996,
vii, 57 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STONE, Jean Factor (b. 1912), Editor
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Music and Dance
KURT HERBERT ADLER AND THE SAN FRANCISCO OPERA, 1994, Three volumes
Volume I: The Life and Career of Kurt Herbert Adler, xi, 485 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume II: Artists and Staff of the San Francisco Opera, xi, 420 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume III: Community and Union Leaders, Family and Friends, x, 418 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ALLEN, William Duncan (b. 1906), Musician
Teacher, Pianist, and Accompanist to Concert Artists,
1996,
iv, 135 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ALTMAN, Ludwig (1910-1990), Musician
A Well-Tempered Musician's Unfinished Journey Through Life,
1990,
viii, 183 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BACON, Madi (b. 1906), Choral conductor
Musician, Educator, Mountaineer,
1989,
xii, 236 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BIRTH OF THE OAKLAND BLUES: T-BONE WALKER TO CHARLES BROWN
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DICKEY, Florence Atherton (b. 1903), Actress
Gertrude Atherton, Family, and Celebrated Friends,
1982,
vi, 75 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOLDBERG, Laurette (b. 1932), Harpsichordist
Early Music Performance in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1960s-Present,
1997,
v, 467 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KHUNER, Felix (1906-1991), Violinist
A Violinist's Journey from Vienna's Kolisch Quartet to the San Francisco Symphony and Opera Orchestras,
1996,
ix, 167 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ANN MUNDSTOCK: PIONEER IN BAY AREA DANCE AND MOVEMENT THERAPY, 1986, vii, 331 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROWELL, Margaret Avery (1900-1995), Cello teacher
Master Teacher of Cellists, and Humble Student of Nature,
1984,
xxii, 341 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SALGO, Sandor (b. 1909), Conductor, Carmel Bach Festival
SALGO, Priscilla (b. 1919), Choral director
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MILTON SALKIND AND THE SAN FRANCISCO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 1995, vi, 280 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TEAGARDEN, Norma (1911-1996), Musician
Grand Lady of Piano Jazz,
1994,
v, 119 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Photography
ADAMS, Ansel (1902-1985), Photographer, conservationist
Conversations with Ansel Adams,
1978,
viii, 768 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BISHOP, G. Paul (b. 1916), Photographer
A Portrait Photographer's View of the University of California, Berkeley, 1947 to 1981,
1983,
x, 245 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Banking
BROWNE, Alan K. (1909-1988), Banker
"Mr. Municipal Bond": Bond Investment Management, Bank of America, 1929-1971,
1990,
xviii, 325 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CLAUSEN, A. W. (b. 1923), International banker Banker
Banker and Statesman: Bank of America, 1949-1981, 1986-1990; World Bank, 1981-1986
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HOFFMAN, Claire Giannini (b. 1904), Giannini family member
The Giannini Family in Banking and Public Service,
1987,
i, 307 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PETERSON, Rudolph A. (b. 1904), Banker
A Career in International Banking with the Bank of America, 1936-1970, and the United Nations Development Program, 1971-1975,
1994,
xviii, 408 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SHURTLEFF, Roy L. (1887-1985), Investment banker
The University's Class of 1912, Investment Banking, and the Shurtleff Family History,
1982,
vii, 69 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Business
AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES OF ARAMCO, THE SAUDI-ARABIAN OIL-PRODUCING COMPANY, 1930s TO 1980s, 1995, v, 590 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BEDIENT, Lester (1913-1996), Tugboat operator
Crowley Maritime, Harbor Tug and Barge, and Other Tugboat Operations in California,
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
COX, John Parr (b. 1918), Businessman
Parr Terminal: Fifty Years of Industry on the Richmond Waterfront,
1992,
vii, 195 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CROWLEY, Thomas B. (1914-1994), Water transportation owner
Crowley Maritime Corporation: San Francisco Bay Tugboats to International Transportation Fleet,
1983,
vi, 247 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE DeDOMENICO FAMILY: GROWTH OF THE GOLDEN GRAIN COMPANY THROUGH INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP, 1994, v, 380 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE DI GIORGIOS: FROM FRUIT MERCHANTS TO CORPORATE INNOVATORS, 1986, vi, 209 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DORNSIFE, Harold W. (b. 1915), Engineer, businessman
Steel Construction in the West,
1991,
viii, 137 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GANS, Edward (1887-1991), Banker, numismatist
Berlin Banker to California Numismatist, 1887-1987,
1987,
ix, 230 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GUMP, Richard B. (1906-1989), Merchant
Composer, Artist, and President of Gump's, San Francisco,
1989,
vii, 275 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HAAS, Walter A., Jr. (1916-1995), Corporate executive
Levi Strauss & Co. Executive, Bay Area Philanthropist, and Owner of the Oakland Athletics,
1995,
viii, 299 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HERRICK, Stephen Gale (b. 1909), Businessman and book collector
From Structural Steel to the Arts,
1990,
iv, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LANE, Laurence William, Jr. (b. 1919), Publisher
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LAWRENCE, Polly Ghirardelli (b. 1921), Ghirardelli family member
The Ghirardelli Family and Chocolate Company of San Francisco,
1985,
iv, 186 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NUTTER, Ben E. (b. 1911), Port manager
The Port of Oakland: Modernization and Expansion of Shipping, Airport, and Real Estate Operations, 1957-1977,
1994,
v, 199 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
OGG, Robert Danforth (b. 1918), Inventor
Business and Pleasure: Electronics, Anchors, and the University of California,
1989,
xi, 165 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TREFETHEN, Eugene E. (1909-1996), Business executive
Kaiser Industries, Trefethen Vineyards, the University of California, and Mills College, 1926-1994,
1997,
xv, 189 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILLIAMS, Charles E. (b. 1915), Cookware entrepreneur
Williams-Sonoma Cookware and the American Kitchen: The Merchandising Vision of Chuck Williams, 1956-1994,
1995,
vi, 345 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WONG-VARGAS, Isabel (b. 1922), Entrepreneur
Business, Family, and Personal Philanthropy in Peru, China, and the United States,
1993,
xiii, 328 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Western Mining in the Twentieth Century
Scope and Content Note
ALBRIGHT, Horace (1890-1987), Mining executive
Mining Lawyer and Executive, U.S. Potash Company, U.S. Borax, 1933-1962,
1989,
xvi, 209 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ARENTZ, Samuel Shaw, Jr. (1913-1994), Mining engineer
Mining Engineer, Consultant, and Entrepreneur in Nevada and Utah, 1934-1992,
1993,
xiv, 104 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BOYD, James (1904-1987), Mining executive
Minerals and Critical Materials Management: Military and Government Administrator and Mining Executive, 1941-1987,
1988,
xx, 252 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BRADLEY, Philip Read, Jr. (b. 1904), Mining engineer
A Mining Engineer in Alaska, Canada, the Western United States, Latin America, and Southeast Asia,
1988,
xiii, 203 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CAMPBELL, Catherine (1905-1996), Geologist, editor
Ian and Catherine Campbell, Geologists: Teaching, Government Service, Editing,
1989,
xiv, 171 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CLARK, William Bullock (1920-1995), Mining geologist
Reporting on California's Gold Mines for the State Division of Mines and Geology, 1951-1979,
1993,
xii, 51 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CLEAVELAND, Norman (b. 1901), Dredge miner
Dredge Mining for Gold, Malaysian Tin, Diamonds, 1921-1966; Exposing the 1883 Murder of William Raymond Morley,
1995,
xviii, 154 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CURRY, James T., Sr. (b. 1915), Metallurgist
Metallurgist for Empire Star Mine and Newmont Exploration, 1932-1955; Plant Manager for Calaveras Cement Company, 1956-1975,
1990,
x, 139 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DICKEY, Donald (b. 1924), Mine owner and operator
The Oriental Mine, 1938 to 1991,
1996,
xi, 188 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DOWNEY, J. Ward (b. 1911), Mining engineer
Mining and Construction Engineer, Industrial Management Consultant, 1936 to the 1990s,
1992,
xiii, 151 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FENZI, Warren E. (b. 1915), Civil engineer, mining executive
Junior Engineer to President, Director of Phelps Dodge, 1937 to 1983,
1996,
xiii, 172 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FOWLER, Hedley S. (1911-1993), Mining engineer
Mining Engineer in the Americas, India, and Africa, 1933-1983,
1992,
xiii, 122 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GERSTLEY, James Mack (b. 1907), Borax industry executive
Executive, U.S. Borax and Chemical Corporation; Trustee, Pomona College; Civic Leader, San Francisco Asian Art Museum,
1991,
xiv, 236 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HALDEMAN, Robert M. (b. 1917), Mining engineer
Managing Copper Mines in Chile: Braden, CODELCO, Minerec, Pudahuel; Developing Controlled Bacterial Leaching of Copper from
Sulfide Ores, 1941-1993,
1995,
xvi, 163 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HAVARD, John Francis (1909-1992), Mining engineer
Mining Engineer and Executive, 1935-1981,
1992,
xv, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HAZEN, Wayne C. (b. 1917), Research metallurgist
Plutonium Technology Applied to Mineral Processing; Solvent Extraction; Building Hazen Research, 1940 to 1993,
1995,
xxii, 199 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEIKES, George Conrad (1900-1992), Mining geologist
Mining Geologist on Four Continents, 1924-1974,
1992,
xi, 103 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HENSHAW, Helen R. (1916-1988), Wife of mining executive
Recollections of Life with Paul C. Henshaw: Latin America, Homestake Mining Company,
1988,
xviii, 164 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HOMESTAKE MINE WORKERS, LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA, 1929-1993, 1995, xi, 131 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HUELSDONK, Lewis (1905-1991), Mine manager
Manager of Gold and Chrome Mines, Spokesman for Gold Mining, 1935-1977,
1988,
xii, 65 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HUMPHREY, William A. (b. 1927), Mining engineer
Mining Operations and Engineering Executive for Anaconda, Newmont, Homestake, 1950-1995,
1996,
xvi, 225 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JENSEN, James H. (b. 1914), Chemical process engineer
Chemical and Metallurgical Process Engineer, Making Deuterium, Extracting Salines, Base and Heavy Metals, 1938-1990s,
1993,
xiv, 106 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JOKLIK, Günther Franz [Frank] (b. 1928), Mining company executive
Exploration Geologist, Developer of Mt. Newman Mine, President and CEO of Kennecott, 1949-1996; Chairman, 2002 Olympic Winter
Games Committee,
1997,
xix, 395 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JOHNSON, Arthur I. (1889-1992), Mining, metallurgical engineer
Mining and Metallurgical Engineer in the Black Hills: Pegmatites and Rare Minerals, 1922 to the 1990s,
1990,
xiii, 114 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JUST, Evan (1900-1998), Geologist
Geologist: Engineering & Mining Journal, Marshall Plan, Cyprus Mines Corporation, and Stanford University, 1922-1980,
1990,
xiv, 144 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KENDALL, Robert Eli (b. 1923), Mining engineer
Mining Borax, Shaft-Freezing in Potash Mines, U.S. Borax, Inc., 1954-1988,
1993,
xiv, 33 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KNOXVILLE MINING DISTRICT, THE McLAUGHLIN GOLD MINE, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, 1978-1995.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume I: 1998, vii, 312 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume II: 1998, xii, 247 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume III: 1998, xv, 365 pp.
Scope and Content Note
LANE, Marian (b. 1905), Mine doctor's wife
Mine Doctor's Wife in Mexico in the 1920s,
1996,
xv, 120 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LIVERMORE, John S. (b. 1918), Geologist
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MALOZEMOFF, Plato (b. 1909), Metallurgist
A Life in Mining: Siberia to Chairman of Newmont Mining Corporation, 1909-1985,
1990,
xxi, 338 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McPHERSON, Malcolm J. (b. 1937), Mining engineer
McPHERSON, James (b. 1926), Mining engineer
Brothers in Mining,
1992,
xviii, 328 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McQUISTON, Frank Woods, Jr. (1904-1987), Metallurgist
Metallurgist for Newmont Mining Corporation and U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, 1934-1982,
1989,
xiv, 213 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
OAKESHOTT, Gordon B. (1904-1993), Engineering geologist
The California Division of Mines and Geology, 1948-74,
1988,
xiv, 129 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ORR, James M. (b. 1911), Mining engineer
An Entrepreneur in Mining in North and South America, 1930s to 1990s,
1995,
xv, 50 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PERRY, Vincent (b. 1901), Geologist
A Half Century as Mining and Exploration Geologist with the Anaconda Company,
1991,
xiii, 128 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RANDOLPH, Carl (b. 1922), Borax industry executive
Research Manager to President, United States Borax & Chemical Corporation, 1957-1986,
1992,
xvi, 111 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REED, John Joseph (b. 1923), Mining engineer, professor
Pioneer in Applied Rock Mechanics, Braden Mine, Chile, 1944-1950; St. Joseph Lead Company, 1955-1960; Colorado School of Mines,
1960-1972,
1993,
xiii, 260 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROSENBLATT, Joseph (b. 1903), Mining equipment manufacturer
EIMCO, Pioneer in Underground Mining Machinery and Process Equipment, 1926-1963,
1992,
xx, 192 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SMITH, Eugene David (b. 1923), Borax industry executive
Working on the Twenty-Mule Team: Laborer to Vice President, U.S. Borax & Chemical Corporation, 1941-1989,
1993,
xiv, 77 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STRAUSS, Simon David (b. 1911), Metals market analyst
Market Analyst for Non-ferrous Metals and Non-metallic Minerals, Journalist, Mining Corporation Executive, 1927-1994,
1995,
xv, 387 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SWENT, Langan W. (1916-1992), Mining engineer, executive
Working for Safety and Health in Underground Mines; San Luis and Homestake Mining Companies,
1946-1988,
1996, Two volumes, xix, 1007 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THOMPSON, James V. (b. 1915), Mining, metallurgical engineer
Mining and Metallurgical Engineer: The Philippine Islands; Dorr, Humphreys, Kaiser Engineers Companies, 1940-1990s,
1992,
xiii, 127 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILDER, James William (b. 1924), Mining entrepreneur
Owner of One Shot Mining Company and Manhattan Mercury Mine, 1965-1981,
1996,
xix, 140 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILSON, Alexander (b. 1922), Metallurgical engineer
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
California Winemen
Scope and Content Note
ADAMS, Leon D. (1905-1995), Wine Institute organizer, writer
California Wine Industry Affairs: Recollections and Opinions,
1990,
vii, 52 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
AMERINE, Maynard A. (1911-1998), Viticulturist and enologist
Wine Bibliographies and Taste Perception Studies,
1988,
ix, 91 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ARROWOOD, Richard (b. 1945), Winery owner and winemaster
Sonoma County Winemaking: Chateau St. Jean and Arrowood Vineyards & Winery,
1996,
viii, 140 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CARPY, Charles A. (b. 1927), Winery Owner
Viticulture and Enology at Freemark Abbey,
1994,
vii, 61 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CELLA, John B. II (1918-1998), Wine industry executive
The Cella Family in the California Wine Industry,
1986,
viii, 75 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CRAWFORD, Charles M. (b. 1918), Winemaker
Recollections of a Career With the Gallo Winery and the Development of the California Wine Industry, 1942-1989,
1990,
vii, 121 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DAVIES, Jack L. (1923-1998), Winery owner
DAVIES, Jamie Peterman (b. 1934), Winery owner
Rebuilding Schramsberg: The Creation of a California Champagne House,
1990,
vii, 131 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DE LUCA, John (b. 1933), President, Wine Institute
John De Luca: Twenty-Five Years as President, Wine Institute, 1975-2000
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DIEPPE, William A. (1912-1988), Winemaker
Almaden is My Life,
1985,
v, 101 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DRAPER, Paul (b. 1936), Winemaker
History and Philosophy of Winemaking at Ridge Vineyards: 1970s-1990s,
1994,
viii, 77 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DUCKHORN, Daniel James (b. 1938), Winery owner
DUCKHORN, Margaret Sheets (b. 1939), Winery owner
Mostly Merlot: The History of Duckhorn Vineyards,
1996,
viii, 136 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FIRESTONE, Brooks (b. 1936), Winery owner
Firestone Vineyard: A Santa Ynez Valley Pioneer,
1996,
vii, 62 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FOPPIANO, Louis J. (b. 1910), Winery owner
A Century of Agriculture and Winemaking in Sonoma County, 1896-1996,
1996,
vii, 94 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FROMM, Alfred (b. 1905), Wine distributor
Marketing California Wine and Brandy,
1984,
vii, 55 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOMBERG, Louis R. (1907-1993), Wine consultant
Analytical Perspectives on the California Wine Industry, 1935-1990,
1990,
ix, 88 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GRGICH, Miljenko (b. 1923), Winemaker
A Croatian-American Winemaker in the Napa Valley,
1992,
ix, 60 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEITZ, Joseph E. (b. 1919), Winemaker and winery owner
Creating a Winery in the Napa Valley,
1986,
viii, 89 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HUNEEUS, Agustin (b. 1933), Winery president and owner
A World View of the Wine Industry,
1996,
vii, 77 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KASIMATIS, Amandus N. (b. 1921), Extension viticulturist
A Career in California Viticulture,
1988,
viii, 54 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KATZ, Morris H. (b. 1923), Winery manager
Paul Masson Winery Operations and Management, 1944-1988,
1990,
vii, 75 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KNOWLES, Legh F., Jr. (b. 1919), Wine marketer
Beaulieu Vineyard from Family to Corporate Ownership,
1990,
vii, 106 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LONG, Zelma R. (b. 1943), Winemaker, winery executive
The Past is the Beginning of the Future: Simi Winery in its Second Century,
1992,
ix, 103 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MAHER, Richard L. (b. 1933), Wine marketer
California Winery Management and Marketing,
1992,
ix, 76 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MAKING CALIFORNIA PORT WINE, FICKLIN VINEYARDS FROM 1948 TO 1992, 1992, xii, 106 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MARTINI, Louis P. (b. 1918), Enologist and viticulturist
A Family Winery and the California Wine Industry,
1984,
v, 126 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McCREA, Eleanor (1907-1991), Winery owner
Stony Hill Vineyard: The Creation of a Napa Valley Estate Winery,
1990,
xiii, 64 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MIRASSOU, Norbert C. (1914-1992), Vineyard and winery owner
MIRASSOU, Edmund A. (1918-1996), Vineyard and winery owner
The Evolution of a Santa Clara Valley Winery,
1986,
xii, 144 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MONDAVI, Peter R. (b. 1914), Winemaker
Advances in Technology and Production at Charles Krug Winery, 1946-1988,
1990,
viii, 66 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MONDAVI, Robert (b. 1913), Winemaker
Creativity in the California Wine Industry,
1985,
vi, 107 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MOONE, E. Michael (b. 1940), Wine marketer
Management and Marketing at Beringer Vineyards and Wine World, Inc.,
1990,
viii, 109 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NIGHTINGALE, Myron S. (1915-1988), Winemaker
Making Wine in California, 1944-1987,
1988,
vii, 85 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
OUGH, Cornelius S. (b. 1925), Enologist, UC Davis
Researches of an Enologist, University of California, Davis, 1950-1990,
1990,
vii, 66 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PARDUCCI, John A. (b. 1918), Winemaker, winery executive
Six Decades of Making Wine in Mendocino County, California,
1992,
xiii, 108 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PHELPS, Joseph (b. 1927), Winery owner
Joseph Phelps Vineyards: Classic Wines and Rhône Varietals,
1996,
viii, 68 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROSSI, Edmund A., Jr. (1924-1996), Winemaker
Italian Swiss Colony, 1949-1989: Recollections of a Third-Generation California Winemaker,
1990,
ix, 148 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SKOFIS, Elie C. (b. 1918), Wine and brandy maker
California Wine and Brandy Maker,
1988,
viii, 137 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STARE, David S. (b. 1939), Winery owner and winemaster
Fumé Blanc and Meritage Wines in Sonoma County: Dry Creek Vineyard's Pioneer Winemaking,
1996,
vii, 83 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STRONG, Rodney D. (b. 1927), Winery CEO and winemaker
Rodney Strong Vineyards: Creative Winemaking and Winery Management in Sonoma County,
1994,
vii, 100 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TCHELISTCHEFF, Andre (1901-1994), Enologist and viticulturist
Grapes, Wine, and Ecology,
1983,
v, 230 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TRINCHERO, Louis "Bob" (b. 1936), Winemaker, winery executive
California Zinfandels, A Success Story,
1992,
ix, 121 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WAGNER, Charles F. (b. 1912), Winery owner
WAGNER, Charles J. (b. 1951), Winery owner
Caymus Vineyards: A Father-Son Team Producing Distinctive Wines,
1994,
ix, 91 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE WENTE FAMILY AND THE CALIFORNIA WINE INDUSTRY, 1992, xiii, 159 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WINIARSKI, Warren (b. 1928), Winery owner
Creating Classic Wines in the Napa Valley,
1994,
viii, 93 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WRIGHT, John H. (b. 1933), Winery executive
Domaine Chandon: The First French-owned California Sparkling Wine Cellar,
1992,
x, 151 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Journalism
DEVLIN, Marion Erb (b. 1909), Journalist
Women's News Editor: Vallejo Times-Herald, 1931-1978,
1991,
xviii, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LAL, Gobind Behari (1890-1982), Science writer
A Journalist from India, At Home in the World,
1983,
viii, 193 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEARY, Mary Ellen (b. 1913), Political writer
A Journalist's Perspective: Government and Politics in California and the Bay Area,
1981,
x, 225 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NEWHALL, Scott (1914-1992), Newspaper editor
A Newspaper Editor's Voyage Across San Francisco Bay: San Francisco Chronicle, 1935-1971, and Other Adventures,
1990,
xxxiii, 563 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
California Women Political Leaders
Scope and Content Note
BENEDICT, Marjorie (1899-1990), Republican national committeewoman
Developing a Place for Women in the Republican Party,
1984,
v, 143 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DAVIS, Pauline (1907-1995), California assemblywoman
California Assemblywoman, 1952-1976,
1986,
vii, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ELIASER, Ann (b. 1927), Democratic party leader
From Grassroots Politics to the Top Dollar: Fund Raising for Candidates and Non-Profit Agencies,
1983,
xii, 306 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
EU, March Fong (b. 1927), California secretary of state
High Achieving Nonconformist in Local and State Government,
1978,
vi, 234 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MCCORMICK, LaRue (b. 1909), Communist party activist
Activist in the Radical Movement, 1930-1969; The International Labor Defense; The Communist Party,
1980,
viii, 132 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PIKE, Emily (b. 1921), Republican party leader
Republican Party Organizer: From Volunteer to Professional,
1983,
viii, 379 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WARSCHAW, Carmen (b. 1917), Democratic party leader
A Southern California Perspective on Democratic Party Politics,
1983,
453 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
YOUNGER, Mildred (b. 1920), Republican party activist
Inside and Outside Government and Politics, 1929-1980,
1983,
xviii, 353 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Government History Documentation: Goodwin Knight-Edmund G. Brown, Sr. Era
Scope and Content Note
BRADLEY, Donald L. (1919-1981), Political strategist
Managing Democratic Campaigns, 1943-1966,
1982,
xi, 224 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BROWN FAMILY PORTRAITS, 1982, xviii, 230 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BROWN, Edmund G., Sr. (1905-1996), Governor
Years of Growth, 1939-1966; Law Enforcement, Politics, and the Governor's Office,
1982,
xiii, 601 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PAT BROWN: FRIENDS AND CAMPAIGNERS, 1982, xiv, 215 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICERS, 1956-1966, 1980, xiv, 236 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE LEADERS, Two volumes
Volume I: 1980, xiv, 362 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume II: 1981, xxiii, 340 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CALIFORNIA WATER ISSUES, 1950-1966, 1981, xxiv, 458 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CHAMPION, Hale (b. 1922), Government official
Communication and Problem-Solving: A Journalist in State Government,
1981,
xii, 150 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DUTTON, Frederick G. (b. 1923), Democratic strategist
Democratic Campaigns and Controversies, 1954-1966,
1981,
x, 186 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
EDUCATION ISSUES AND PLANNING, 1953-1966, 1980, xiii, 330 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HOTCHKIS, Preston, Sr. (1893-1989), Civic leader
One Man's Dynamic Role in California Politics and Water Development, and World Affairs,
1980,
vii, 121 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ISSUES AND INNOVATIONS IN THE 1966 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN, 1980, xi, 177 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KENT, Roger (1906-1980), Democratic committee chairman
Building the Democratic Party in California,
1981,
xix, 476 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOODWIN KNIGHT: AIDES, ADVISORS, AND APPOINTEES, 1981, xiii, 97 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KNIGHT, Virginia (b. 1918), Former first lady of California
California's First Lady, 1954-1958,
1987,
xiii, 74 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE UNDER EDMUND G. BROWN, SR., 1981, xxi, 264 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE UNDER GOODWIN KNIGHT, 1980, v, 329 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LYNCH, Thomas C. (1904-1986), California attorney general
A Career in Politics and the Attorney General's Office,
1982,
x, 321 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ONE MAN-ONE VOTE AND SENATE REAPPORTIONMENT, 1964-1966, 1980, ix, 109 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PERSPECTIVES ON DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION, CALIFORNIA, 1953-1966, 1980, xxii, 287 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
POLITICAL ADVOCACY AND LOYALTY, 1982, xvi, 301 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REMEMBERING WILLIAM F. KNOWLAND, 1981, viii, 71 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REPORTING FROM SACRAMENTO, 1981, xxiv, 116 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SAN FRANCISCO REPUBLICANS, 1980, vi, 160 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Government History Documentation: Ronald Reagan Gubernatorial Era
Scope and Content Note
APPOINTMENTS, CABINET MANAGEMENT, AND POLICY RESEARCH FOR GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN, 1967-1974, 1983, xiii, 232 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE ART OF CORRECTIONS MANAGEMENT, CALIFORNIA 1966-1974, 1984, xii, 146 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE ASSEMBLY, THE STATE SENATE, AND THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE, 1958-1974, 1982, xv, 447 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BRESLOW, Lester (b. 1915), Public health administrator
Vision and Reality in State Health Care: Medi-Cal and Other Public Programs, 1946-1975,
1985,
v, 95 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS' GOLDEN ERA, 1958-1966, 1987, ii, 132 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CALIFORNIA STATE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND GOVERNOR RONALD REAGAN, 1967-1974, 1986, v, 117 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CARLESON, Robert (b. 1932), Social welfare director
Stemming the Welfare Tide,
1985,
v, 107 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CITIZEN ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS, 1960-1975, 1987, ii, 210 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DEMOCRATIC PARTY POLITICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN CALIFORNIA, 1962-1976, 1986, xi, 101 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DUMKE, Glenn S. (1917-1989), State universities chancellor
The Evolution of the California State University System, 1961-1982,
1986,
v, 85 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DUNCKEL, Earl B. (b. 1918), Public relations advisor
Ronald Reagan and the General Electric Theater, 1954-1955,
1982,
ix, 46 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GIANELLI, William R. (b. 1919), Water resources engineer
The California State Department of Water Resources, 1967-1973,
1986,
v, 86 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOVERNOR REAGAN AND HIS CABINET: AN INTRODUCTION, 1987, ix, 173 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOVERNOR REAGAN'S CABINET AND AGENCY ADMINISTRATION, 1986, ii, 203 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE: ACCESS AND OUTREACH, 1967-1974, 1987, i, 132 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE AND PUBLIC INFORMATION, EDUCATION, AND PLANNING, 1967-1974, 1984, xvii, 301 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HALL, James M. (b. 1934), Reagan cabinet member
Supporting Reagan: From Banks to Prisons,
1987,
iv, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL OPERATIONS OF THE CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR'S OFFICE, 1966-1974, 1985, iv, 235 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN CALIFORNIA, 1966-1976, 1985, xxiii, 300 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEGISLATIVE ISSUE MANAGEMENT AND ADVOCACY, 1961-1974, 1983, xxi, 303 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LIVINGSTON, Donald Glenn (b. 1938), Public affairs executive
Program and Policy Development in Consumer Affairs and the Governor's Office,
1986,
vii, 90 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ORGANIZATIONAL AND FISCAL VIEWS OF THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION, 1984, xiii, 183 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
POVERTY PROGRAMS AND OTHER CONSERVATIVE POLICY STRATEGIES, 1970-1984, 1986, vi, 110 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REINECKE, Edwin (b. 1924), Real estate executive
Maverick Congressman and Lieutenant Governor for California, 1965-1974,
1986,
iv, 100 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN AND PARTY ISSUES, 1964-1976, 1986, ix, 215 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REPUBLICAN PHILOSOPHY AND PARTY ACTIVISM, 1984, xiv, 142 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RILES, Wilson (b. 1917), Educator
"No Adversary Situations": Public School Education in California and Wilson C. Riles, Superintendent of Public Instruction,
1970-1982,
1984,
xvi, 134 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION, 1964-1973, 1986, iv, 98 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SERVICES FOR CALIFORNIANS: EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT ISSUES IN THE REAGAN ADMINISTRATION, 1967-1974, 1986, i, 234 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SMITH, William French (1917-1990), Lawyer
Evolution of the Kitchen Cabinet, 1965-1973,
1989,
viii, 59 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WAY, Howard K. (b. 1913), Corrections agency head
Issues in Corrections: The Adult Authority, Determinate Sentencing, and Prison Crowding, 1962-1982,
1986,
v, 68 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILLIAMS, Spencer M. (b. 1922), Human relations agency head
The Human Relations Agency: Perspectives and Programs Concerning Health, Welfare, and Corrections, 1966-1970,
1986,
vi, 94 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
The following interviews were conducted by UCLA's Office of Oral History for the Government History Documentation Series, Ronald Reagan Gubernatorial Era Project:
BEILENSON, Anthony C. (b. 1932), Democratic assemblyman
Securing Liberal Legislation During The Reagan Administration,
1982,
xiii, 81 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BURKE, Yvonne Brathwaite (b. 1932), Democratic assemblywoman
New Arenas of Black Influence,
1982,
xii, 46 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DALES, Jack (b. 1907), Screen Actors Guild executive
Pragmatic Leadership: Ronald Reagan as President of the Screen Actors Guild,
1982,
49 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DARLING, Dick (b. 1916), CRA president
Republican Activism: The California Republican Assembly and Ronald Reagan,
1982,
49 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DUNNE, George H. (b. 1905), Jesuit priest
Christian Advocacy and Labor Strife in Hollywood,
1981,
67 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PLOG, Stanley (b. 1930), Consultant
More Than Just an Actor: The Early Campaigns of Ronald Reagan,
1981,
58 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REAGAN, Neil (b. 1908), Ronald Reagan's brother
Private Dimensions and Public Images: The Early Political Campaigns of Ronald Reagan,
1981,
58 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
YOUNGER, Evelle S. (1918-1989), California attorney general
A Lifetime in Law Enforcement,
1982,
xiii, 60 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WATSON, Philip E. (1924-1986), Los Angeles County assessor
Tax Reform and Professionalizing the Los Angeles County Assessor's Office,
1989,
443 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
The following interviews were conducted by the Claremont Graduate School for the Government History Documentation Series, Ronald Reagan Gubernatorial Era Project:
BUSTERUD, John A. (b. 1921), Lawyer
The California Constitution Revision Commission,
1982,
v, 37 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FLOURNOY, Houston, State controller
California Assemblyman and Controller,
1982,
vi, 234 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE HISTORY OF PROPOSITION #1, PRECURSOR OF CALIFORNIA TAX LIMITATION MEASURES, 1982, vi, 234 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
The following interviews were conducted by California State University, Fullerton for the Government History Documentation Series, Ronald Reagan Gubernatorial Era Series:
FINCH, Robert H. (b. 1930), Lieutenant governor
Views from the Lieutenant Governor's Office,
1983,
107 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE "KITCHEN CABINET": FOUR CALIFORNIA CITIZEN ADVISERS OF RONALD REAGAN, 1983, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEGISLATIVE-GOVERNOR RELATIONS IN THE REAGAN ERA: FIVE VIEWS, 1983, 277 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WRIGHT, Donald R. (1907-1985), Former California chief justice
A View of Reagan and the California Courts,
1984,
87 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
California State Archives Government History Program
Scope and Content Note
ALQUIST, Alfred (b. 1908), State legislator
California State Senator, 1967-; California State Assemblyman, 1963-1966,
1990,
iii, 103 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BAGLEY, William T. (b. 1928), Public official
Member, California Transportation Commission, 1983-present; Member, Public Utilities Commission, 1983-1986; Chair, Commodity
Futures Trading Commission, 1975-1979,
1990,
ii, 42 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BEHR, Peter H. (b. 1915), State legislator
Environmentalist and California State Senator, 1971-1978,
1990,
iii, 395 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BOUCHÉ, Brieuc (1904-1995), Wood carver, teacher
Master Wood Carver, High School Teacher at Manzanar Relocation Center, 1942-1943,
1993,
iii, 118 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BRAININ, David (b. 1920), Civil servant
California Department of Finance, 1950-1985,
1991,
ii, 93 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BRITSCHGI, Carl A. (b. 1912), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1957-1970,
1989,
ii, 103 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BROADERS, Halden C. (b. 1920), Lobbyist
California Legislative Representative, 1957-1990,
1991,
ii, 294 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BRONZAN, Bruce (b. 1947), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1982-1992,
1996,
iii, 125 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BURTON, John L. (b. 1932), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1965-1974,
1989,
ii, 54 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BUSCH, Burt Witte (1904-1989), State legislator
California State Senator, 1947-1955, Lake County District Attorney, 1931-1946,
1989,
ii, 85 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CORY, J. Kenneth (b. 1937), State legislator, official
California State Controller, 1976-1986; California State Assemblyman, 1967-1975,
1990,
iii, 141 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
COSTA, Edward (b. 1941), Advocate
President, People's Advocate,
1991,
ii, 62 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CURRIE, W. Ralph (b. 1904), Civil servant
Chief Financial Economist, Department of Finance, 1949-1968; Economic Research Specialist, Division of Budgets and Accounts,
Department of Finance, 1936-1949,
1991,
ii, 63 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DOLWIG, Richard J. (b. 1908), State legislator
California State Senator, 1956-1970; California State Assemblyman, 1946-1956,
1988,
ii, 89 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DUNLAP, John F. (b. 1922), State legislator
California State Senator, 1975-1978; California State Assemblyman, 1967-1974,
1990,
ii, 277 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ERWIN, Thomas M. (1893-1990), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1943-1958,
1990,
ii, 85 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FARR, Frederick S. (b. 1910), State legislator, environmentalist
California State Senator, 1955-1967,
1992,
iii, 118 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FENLON, Roberta F. (1911-1987), Physician
California Medical Association President, 1970-1971,
1990,
ii, 42 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FISCHER, Michael L. (b. 1940), Coastal Commission executive
Executive Director, California Coastal Commission, 1978-1985; Deputy Director, Governor's Office of Planning and Research,
1976-1978; Executive Director, North Central Region, Coastal Zone Conservation Commission, 1973-1976,
1992,
xi, 210 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FLEURY, Gordon A. (1916-1987), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1949-1956,
1988,
ii, 50 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GANN, Paul (1912-1989), Citizen activist
Peoples Advocate, Inc., Founder and President, 1974-1989,
1990,
iii, 89 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GARIBALDI, James D. (b. 1906), Legislative representative
California State Assemblyman, 1935-1938; Legislative Representative, 1946 to Present,
1990,
ii, 65 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GLEASON, Verne Everett (b. 1911), Civil servant
California Department of Social Welfare, 1937-1970,
1988,
iii, 165 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GREENAWAY, Roy (b. 1929), Political activist
The CDC and the Controller's Office,
1992,
iv, 277 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GREGORIO, Arlen F. (b. 1931), State legislator
California State Senator, 1971-1978,
1990,
ii, 164 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HAMM, William Giles (b. 1942), Government official
California Legislative Analyst, 1977-1986; Deputy Associate Director, U.S. Office of Management and Budget, 1967-1977,
1991,
ii, 93 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEILBRON, Louis H. (b. 1907), Lawyer
Department of Social Welfare, 1932; Department of Relief Administration, 1933-1940; Board of Economic Welfare, 1942-1943;
California State Board of Education, 1959-1961; California Coordinating Council for Higher Education, 1961-1969; California
State Colleges, 1960-1969,
1994,
iii, 164 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HUFF, Martin (b. 1923), Government official
Franchise Tax Board Executive Officer, 1963-1979; City of Oakland Auditor-Controller, 1958-1963,
1990,
ii, 178 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JERVIS, John V. (b. 1933), State government employee
Assistant to the Senate Majority Leader, 1972-1975; Director, State Senate Democratic Caucus, 1977-1978; Assistant Deputy
State Controller, 1978-1985,
1991,
iii, 47 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JOHNSON, Gardiner (1906-1990), Legislator
California State Assemblyman, 1935-1946; Republican State Central Committee, 1934-1946, 1950-1982,
1991,
iii, 249 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KEENE, Barry (b. 1938), State legislator
California State Assemblyman, 1972-1978; California State Senator, 1978-1992,
1996,
iii, 290 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KLINE, J. Anthony (b. 1938), Legal affairs secretary
Legal Affairs Secretary, 1975-1980; San Francisco Superior Court, 1980-1982; California Court of Appeal, 1982-1992,
1992,
iii, 80 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEWIS, Jonathan C. (b. 1948), Legislative staff
California Tax Reform Association Executive Director, 1978-1979; Legislative Aide to Senator Nicholas Petris, 1971-1977,
1991,
ii, 54 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McALISTER, Alister (b. 1929), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1970-1986,
1989,
ii, 202 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McCARTHY, Leo T. (b. 1930), Legislator, Lt. Governor
California Assemblyman, 1968-1982; California Lieutenant Governor, 1983-1995,
1997,
vi, 219 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MacBRIDE, Thomas J. (b. 1914), State assemblyman, judge
California State Assemblyman, 1956-1960,
1989,
ii, 119 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MARGOLIS, Larry (1923-1997), State assembly staff
Chief Assistant to the Speaker of the California Assembly, 1961-1967,
1990,
ii, 378 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MARLER, Fred W., Jr. (b. 1932), State legislator
California State Senator, 1966-1974,
1989,
ii, 126 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MARSHALL, Greta, State financial officer
Chief Investment Officer, Public Employees Retirement System, 1985-1988,
1991,
ii, 40 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MEADE, Kenneth (b. 1938), State legislator
California State Assemblyman, 1971-1976,
1989,
ii, 125 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MULDER, Carel E. H. (b. 1914), State health services officer
Chief Division of Medical Care, Department of Social Welfare, 1957-1965; Director, Department of Health Care Services, 1967-1970,
1991,
ii, 78 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NANNINI, Rico J. (b. 1925), Civil servant
Assistant Secretary of State, 1975-1984; Deputy Secretary of State, 1960-1966,
1989,
iii, 144 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NEJEDLY, John A. (b. 1914), State legislator
California State Senator, 1969-1980,
1990,
ii, 129 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NEWMAN, Frank C. (1917-1996), Jurist and professor
Professor of Law, University of California, 1946-present; Justice, California Supreme Court, 1977-1983,
1994,
viii, 314 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NIELSON, Vigo G., Jr. (b. 1942), Lawyer
Assistant Deputy Controller, 1967-68; Chief Administrative Officer, California State Assembly, 1969; Chief of Staff, Lieutenant
Governor's Office, 1970-71; Attorney, Political and State Government Law, 1972-Present,
1990,
ii, 129 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
O'BRIEN, Charles A. (b. 1925), State law enforcement officer
Chief Deputy Attorney General, 1962-1971; Executive Secretary to the Governor, 1961-1962; Chief Assistant Attorney General,
Criminal Law & Enforcement, 1960-1961,
1989,
ii, 115 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
O'CONNELL, John A. (b. 1919), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1955-1961,
1990,
ii, 75 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
O'GARA, Gerald J. (1902-1989), State legislator
California State Senator, 1947-1950, 1951-1954,
1989,
ii, 41 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PAPAN, Louis J. (b. 1928), State assemblyman
California State Assemblyman, 1972-1986,
1989,
ii, 182 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PATSEY, Richard L. (b. 1935), Judge
Constitutional Revision Commission Special Counsel,
1991,
ii, 98 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PESONEN, David (b. 1934), Citizen activist, state government official
Chair, Californians for Nuclear Safeguards, 1974-1976; Member, State Board of Forestry, 1977-1979; Director, Department of
Forestry, 1979-1983; Contra Costa County Superior Court Judge, 1983-1985,
1992,
iii, 150 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PETRIS, Nicholas C. (b. 1923), Legislator
California State Senator, 1967-; California State Assemblyman, 1959-1966,
1991,
ii, 411 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROBERTS, Edward Verne (1939-1995), Disability rights activist
Director, California Department of Rehabilitation, 1975-1983; Activist for Severely Disabled Students, UC Berkeley, 1962-1967,
1997,
iv, 55 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SAMUEL, Bruce (b. 1933), State government employee
Assistant to the President pro Tempore, 1971-1979; Executive Officer of Senate Rules Committee, 1979-1981; Special Assistant
to the Senate Rules Committee, 1981-1984,
1992,
v, 151 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCHOTT, Phillip H. (b. 1940), Legislative representative
California Assembly Chief Administrative Officer, 1963-1966; Legislative Representative, 1973 to Present,
1991,
iii, 285 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCHUSTER, David (b. 1942), Engineer
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, 1965-1982; California State Water Contractors General Manager, 1982-1989
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SINGER, Rita (b. 1915), U.S. Department of Interior lawyer
Attorney, U.S. Department of Interior, 1944-1976; California Department of Water Resources, 1977-Present,
1992,
iii, 140 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
VICKERMAN, John L. (b. 1928), Legislative staff
Chief Deputy Legislative Analyst, 1979-1990; Program Analyst and Principal Program Analyst, 1955-1979,
1991,
ii, 109 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WALDIE, Jerome R. (b. 1925), Legislator
U.S. Congressman, 1966-1974; California State Assemblyman, 1959-1966,
1990,
ii, 169 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WELCH, Ronald B. (b. 1908), Civil servant
Board of Equalization, Assistant Executive Secretary, 1958-1974; Chief, Division of Research and Statistics, 1946-1958,
1991,
iii, 115 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WHITAKER, Clement Sherman, Jr. (b. 1922), Campaign professional
Political Campaign and Public Relations Specialist, 1944-,
1991,
ii, 185 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILLIAMS, Robert (b. 1928), Deputy state legislative secretary
Deputy Legislative Secretary, 1963-1988,
1991,
iii, 120 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILLOUGHBY, Thomas H. (b. 1933), Legislative committee consultant
Legislative Staff Member, 1961-1983,
1989,
ii, 147 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Individual Memoirs in Government and Politics
BROWN, Willie L., Jr. (b. 1934), Lawyer, legislator
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BURGER, Warren E. (1907-1995), Supreme Court Chief Justice
The 1952 Republican Convention,
1997,
iv, 52 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CHRISTIAN, Winslow (b. 1926), Judge
The Human Side of Public Administration,
1993,
vii, 65 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HARRIS, Joseph P. (1896-1985), Political scientist
Professor and Practitioner: Government, Election Reform, and the Votomatic,
1983,
x, 155 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HAYAKAWA, S. I. (1907-1992), Semanticist, U.S. Senator
HAYAKAWA, Margedant Peters (1915-1998), Horticulturist
From Semantics to the U.S. Senate, ETC., Etc.,
1994,
xx, 469 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MERRILL, Louis Strong (1907-1985), Western Fairs executive
A Lifetime at the Fair: Local, District, and State Fairs, 1902-1972,
1987,
xvii, 366 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MYER, Dillon S. (1891-1982), Government official
An Autobiography of Dillon S. Myer,
1970,
xiii, 409 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PASCHAL, Elizabeth (b. 1902), Labor economist
Pioneering Career Woman: New Deal Labor Economist, Social Security Administration Program Chief, Ford Foundation Executive,
1996,
ix, 327 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PETRIS, Nicholas C. (b. 1923), State senator
Dean of the California Legislature, 1959-1996,
1996,
xiii, 337 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SENNETT, William (b. 1914), Communist party official
Communist Functionary and Corporate Executive,
1984,
iv, 401 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WARREN, Earl (1891-1974), Chief Justice, U.S. Supreme Court
Conversations with Earl Warren on California Government,
1982,
xx, 339 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
The AIDS Epidemic in San Francisco
Scope and Content Note
THE AIDS EPIDEMIC IN SAN FRANCISCO: THE MEDICAL RESPONSE, 1981-1984
Volume I: 1995, xv, 276 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume II: 1996, xv, 340 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume III: 1997, xiv, 381 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume IV: 1997, xv, 369 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume V: 1997, xix, 212 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Future interviews with DEBORAH GREENSPAN, dentist; JOHN S. GREENSPAN, dentist; JAY A. LEVY, MD (b. 1938), virologist; RUDI SCHMID, MD, PhD, University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine dean; WARREN WINKELSTEIN, JR., MD, MPH, public health physician.
AIDS COMMUNITY PHYSICIANS
Scope and Content Note
AIDS NURSES
Scope and Content Note
Seismic Safety
Scope and Content Note
BLUME, John A. (b. 1909), Engineer
Connections: The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Oral History Series,
1994,
xvi, 163 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DEGENKOLB, Henry J. (1913-1989), Engineer
Connections: The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Oral History Series,
1994,
xiv, 226 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PREGNOFF, Michael V. (1900-1996), Engineer
RINNE, John E. (1909-1992), Engineer
Connections: The Earthquake Engineering Research Institute Oral History Series,
1996,
vii, 164 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Future interviews in this series are planned with GEORGE W. HOUSNER, WILLIAM W. MOORE, WILLIAM T. WHEELER, and ROBERT E. WALLACE.
Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program
Scope and Content Note
ADELSON, David (1912-1992), Chemist, lawyer
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1990,
vii, 66 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
COLLEN, Morris F., MD (b. 1913), Internist, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1989,
viii, 259 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
COOK, Wallace H. (b. 1920), Surgeon, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
viii, 117 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CUTTING, Cecil C. (b. 1910), Surgeon, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1986,
ix, 115 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FLEMING, Scott (b. 1923), Kaiser Permanente lawyer
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1997,
xii, 222 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FRIEDMAN, Alice (b. 1920), Pediatrician
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1986,
ix, 93 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HANCOCK, Lambreth (b. 1917), Health plan manager
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
viii, 127 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JONES, Frank C. (1909-1987), Health plan manager
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
viii, 93 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KAY, Raymond M. (1904-1997), Internist, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
x, 186 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KEENE, Clifford Henry (b. 1910), Surgeon, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1986,
xi, 165 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEWIS, Benjamin (b. 1911), Surgeon, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1990,
vii, 179 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LINK, George E. (1917-1987), Lawyer
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1986,
ix, 77 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
OSWALD, Berniece (b. 1909), Controller
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
vii, 41 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PACKER, Sam, MD (b. 1915), Surgeon, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1986,
ix, 83 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REIMERS, Wilbur L., MD (b. 1919), Surgeon, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
viii, 85 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SAWARD, Ernest W. (1914-1989), Physician, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1986,
ix, 118 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SHRAGG, Harry (b. 1924), Surgeon, medical administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
ix, 149 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SMILLIE, John G., MD (b. 1917), Pediatrician, hospital administrator
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1987,
ix, 145 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TREFETHEN, Eugene E., Jr. (1909-1996), Industrialist
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1986,
ix, 96 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
YEDIDIA, Avram (b. 1911), Health plan organizer
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program,
1985,
ix, 103 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Ophthalmology
Scope and Content Note
BOEDER, Paul (b. 1902), Mathematician, optics professor
Paul Boeder, PhD, Teacher of Physiological Optics,
1992,
xxix, 194 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
COGAN, David Glendenning (1908-1993), Ophthalmologist
David Glendenning Cogan, MD: The Howe Laboratory of Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School, the Massachusetts Eye and Ear
Infirmary, and the National Eye Institute,
1990,
xxvii, 256 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DUANE, Thomas David (1917-1993), Ophthalmologist
Thomas David Duane, MD: Wills Eye Hospital and Thomas Jefferson Medical College,
1989,
xxviii, 178 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GUERRY, DuPont, III (b. 1912), Ophthalmologist
DuPont Guerry III, MD, Ophthalmologist, Richmond, Virginia and the Medical College of Virginia,
1993,
xxiv, 240 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MAUMENEE, A. Edward (1913-1998), Ophthalmologist
A. Edward Maumenee, MD: The Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute at the Johns Hopkins University and the Stanford Medical School,
1994,
xxx, 267 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PISCHEL, Dohrmann Kaspar (1895-1988), Ophthalmic surgeon
Dohrmann Kaspar Pischel, MD: American Links with Germanic Ophthalmology; Retinal Detachment Surgery, San Francisco,
1988,
xxiv, 142 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCHEIE, Harold Glendon (1903-1990), Ophthalmic surgeon
Harold Glendon Scheie, MD: Ophthalmic Surgery and the Scheie Eye Institute,
1989,
xxvi, 321 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THYGESON, Phillips (b. 1903), Ophthalmologist
Phillips Thygeson, MD: External Eye Disease and the Proctor Foundation,
1988,
xxvi, 319 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Public Health
BIERMAN, Jessie (1900-1996), Public health administrator
Maternal and Child Health in Montana, California, the U.S. Children's Bureau, and WHO, 1926-1967,
1987,
x, 245 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FORT, Joel (b. 1929), Public health official
Public Health Official and Ethicist: New Approaches to Drug and Sex Abuse and Violence,
1997,
xvi, 420 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEALTH AND DISEASES IN SAUDI ARABIA: THE ARAMCO EXPERIENCE, 1940s TO 1990s, 1998, 2 vols., xxiv, 799 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEMPHILL, Bernice M. (1915-1996), Blood bank administrator
The Mother of Blood Banking: Irwin Memorial Blood Bank and the American Association of Blood Banks, 1944-1994
1998,
vii, 485 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JOHNSON, Harald Norlin (1907-1996), Virologist, naturalist
Virologist and Naturalist with the Rockefeller Foundation and the California Department of Public Health,
1991,
x, 391 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LENNETTE, Edwin Herman (b. 1908), Diagnostic virologist
Pioneer of Diagnostic Virology with the California Department of Public Health,
1988,
x, 420 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NYSWANDER, Dorothy B. (b. 1894), Public health educator
Professor and Activist for Public Health Education in the Americas and Asia,
1994,
xv, 318 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REEVES, William C. (1916), Professor of public health
Arbovirologist and Professor, UC Berkeley School of Public Health,
1993,
ix, 686 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Individual Memoirs in Medicine and Science
GERBODE, Frank Leven Albert (1907-1984), Cardiovascular surgeon
Frank Leven Albert Gerbode: Cardiovascular Surgeon,
1985,
vi, 559 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GUMBINER, Robert (b. 1923), Physician
FHP: The Evolution of a Managed Care Health Maintenance Organization
Volume I: 1955-1992, 1994, xi, 458 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume II: 1993-1997, 1997, v, 170 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KAY, Harold (1909-1994), Physician
A Berkeley Boy's Service to the Medical Community of Alameda County, 1935-1994,
1994,
xiii, 104 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEISLER, Friedy Baumann (1900-1997), Psychiatrist
Further Interviews on Personal and Professional Life,
1998,
326 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
O'BRIEN, Morrough Parker (1902-1988), Engineer and educator
Morrough P. O'Brien: Dean of the College of Engineering, Pioneer in Coastal Engineering, and Consultant to General Electric,
1989,
xx, 313 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REVELLE, Roger Randall Dougan (1909-1991), Oceanographer
Observations on the Office of Naval Research and International Science, 1945-1960,
1986,
v, 112 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROLL, Barbara Honeyman Heath (b. 1910), Anthropologist
A Woman's Life in Physical Anthropology, Somatotyping, and New Guinea Kinship Studies,
1994,
vii, 366 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCHAWLOW, Arthur L. (b. 1921), Physicist
Optics and Laser Spectroscopy, Bell Telephone Laboratories, 1951-1961, and Stanford University Since 1961,
1998,
x, 383 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TOWNES, Charles Hard (b. 1915), Physicist
A Life in Physics: Bell Telephone Laboratories and World War II; Columbia University and the Laser; MIT and Government Service;
California and Research in Astrophysics,
1994,
xxiv, 691 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WHINNERY, John R. (b. 1916), Professor of Electrical Engineering
Researcher and Educator in Electromagnetics, Microwaves, and Optoelectronics, 1935-1995; Dean of the College of Engineering,
UC Berkeley, 1959-1963,
1996,
vii, 273 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Law Firms
Scope and Content Note
Bronson, Bronson and McKinnon
THE LAW FIRM OF BRONSON, BRONSON AND MCKINNON
Scope and Content Note
Volume I, 1919-1941: 1978, vii, 279 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume II, 1942-1975: 1983, iv, 298 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Enersen
DOYLE, Morris M. (b. 1909), Lawyer
An Antitrust Lawyer: Six Decades at McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Enersen, 1932-1992,
1993,
v, 143 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ENERSEN, Burnham (b. 1905), Lawyer
Practicing Law with the McCutchen Law Firm Since 1930,
1995,
iv, 274 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Morrison & Foerster
AUSTIN, John Page (b. 1914), Lawyer
Growth of Morrison & Foerster from 1940s to 1980s: A Perspective,
1993,
vii, 197 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CLINTON, J. Hart (1905-1992), Lawyer
Labor Law at Morrison & Foerster, 1929-1971,
1994,
71 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro
BATES, John B. (b. 1918), Litigator, firm chairman
Litigation and Law Firm Management at Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro: 1947-1987,
1988,
xii, 268 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BROWN, Albert J. (1914-1995), Corporate securities lawyer
Building the Corporate-Securities Practice at Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro: 1942-1987,
1987,
vi, 72 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DYER, Noel J. (b. 1913), Litigator
Lawyer for the Defense: Forty Years Before California Courts and Commissions,
1988,
v, 132 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HORROW, Harry R. (b. 1910), Tax lawyer
A Career in the Practice of Tax Law at Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro,
1988,
vi, 113 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KAAPCKE, Wallace L. (b. 1916), Corporate lawyer
"General Civil Practice"--A Varied and Exciting Life at Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro,
1990,
v, 330 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KIRKHAM, Francis R. (1904-1996), Corporate lawyer
Sixty Rewarding Years in the Practice of Law: 1930-1990,
1994,
xii, 130 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MARSHALL, Francis N. (1907-1997), Litigator, appellate lawyer
Looking Back: A Lifetime Among Courts, Commissions, and PM&S Lawyers,
1988,
viii, 167 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McBAINE, Turner H. (1911-1992), Litigator and corporate lawyer
A Career in the Law at Home and Abroad,
1989,
vii, 220 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
O'BRIEN, James E. (1912-1992), Lawyer
Odyssey of a Journeyman Lawyer,
1990,
viii, 230 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PRAEL, Charles F. (1907-1998), Labor lawyer, litigator
Litigation and the Practice of Labor Law at Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro: 1934-1977,
1986,
vi, 102 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SUTRO, John A., Sr. (1905-1994), Lawyer
A Life in the Law,
1986,
viii, 116 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Northern California United States District Court
Scope and Content Note
HARRIS, George Bernard (1902-1983), Federal judge
Memories of San Francisco Legal Practice and State and Federal Courts, 1920s-1960s,
1981,
v, 224 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ORRICK, William H. (b. 1918), Federal judge
A Life in Public Service: California Politics, the Kennedy Administration, and the Federal Bench,
1989,
viii, 296 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PECKHAM, Robert F. (1920-1993), Federal judge
The Honorable Robert F. Peckham, 1920-1993: His Legal, Political, and Judicial Life,
1995,
vii, 338 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
POOLE, Cecil F. (b. 1914), Federal district and appelate judge
Civil Rights, Law, and the Federal Courts: The Life of Cecil Poole, 1914-1997,
1997,
vii, 248 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SWEIGERT, William T., Sr. (1900-1983), Federal judge
Administration and Ethics in the Governor's Office and the Courts, California, 1942-1975,
1987,
xxiv, 226 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WOLLENBERG, Albert Charles, Sr. (1900-1981), Federal judge
To Do the Job Well: A Life in Legislative, Judicial, and Community Service,
1981,
viii, 396 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ZIRPOLI, Alfonso J. (1905-1995), Federal judge
Faith in Justice: Alfonso J. Zirpoli and the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California,
1984,
vi, 249 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Individual Memoirs in Law and Jurisprudence
BRIDGES, Robert Lysle (b. 1909), Attorney
Sixty Years of Legal Advice to International Construction Firms; Thelen, Marrin, Johnson and Bridges, 1933-1997,
1998.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BROUSSARD, Allen E. (1929-1996), Judge
A California Supreme Court Justice Looks at Law and Society, 1964-1996,
1997,
xii, 266 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CHICKERING, Allen L., Jr. (1907-1996), Attorney
Attorney, Chickering & Gregory, San Francisco,
1997,
175 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DAVIS, George T. (b. 1907), Trial lawyer
San Francisco Trial Lawyer: In Defense of Due Process, 1930s to 1990s,
1993,
vii, 269 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HASSARD, H. Howard (b. 1910), Lawyer
The California Medical Association, Medical Insurance, and the Law, 1935-1992,
1993,
xvi, 228 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEILBRON, Louis H. (b. 1907), Lawyer
Most of a Century: Law and Public Service, 1930s to 1990s,
1995,
xxi, 397 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEISLER, Francis (1895-1984), Civil liberties lawyer
HEISLER, Friedy Baumann (b. 1900), Psychiatrist
Civil Liberties, Mental Health, and the Pursuit of Peace,
1983,
xvii, 289 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KRAGEN, Adrian A. (b. 1907), Law professor
A Law Professor's Career: Teaching, Private Practice, and Legislative Representation, 1934 to 1989,
1991,
xix, 333 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN FRANCISCO, 1916-1991: SEVENTY-FIVE YEARS OF LEGAL SERVICES, 1996, ii, 196 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Environmental Activism
MARTHA ALEXANDER GERBODE, ENVIRONMENTALIST, PHILANTHROPIST, AND VOLUNTEER IN THE SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA AND HAWAII, 1995, vi, 280 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEDGPETH, Joel (b. 1911), Marine biologist
Marine Biologist and Environmentalist: Pycnogonids, Progress, and Preserving Bays, Salmon, and Other Living Things,
1996,
xiv, 330 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
OWINGS, Margaret Wentworth (b. 1913), Conservationist
Artist, and Wildlife and Environmental Defender,
1991,
x, 338 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PESONEN, David E. (b. 1934), Environmental lawyer, activist
Attorney and Activist for the Environment, 1962-1992: Opposing Nuclear Power at Bodega Bay and Point Arena, Managing California
Forests and East Bay Regional Parks,
1996,
vi, 339 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SAVE SAN FRANCISCO BAY ASSOCIATION, 1961-1986, 1987, vii, 220 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SAVING POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE, 1969-1970: AN ORAL HISTORY OF CITIZEN ACTION IN CONSERVATION, 1993, xxiii, 390 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Sierra Club History
Scope and Content Note
BERRY, Phillip S. (b. 1937), Environmentalist
Sierra Club Leader, 1960s-1980s: A Broadened Agenda, A Bold Approach,
1988,
xi, 140 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BERRY, Phillip S. (b. 1937), Environmentalist
Sierra Club President, 1991-1992: The Club, the Legal Defense Fund, and Leadership Issues, 1984-1993,
1997,
ix, 126 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BUILDING THE SIERRA CLUB'S NATIONAL LOBBYING PROGRAM, 1967-1981, 1985, vii, 350 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FISCHER, Michael L. (b. 1940), Environmental organization executive
Sierra Club Executive Director, 1987-1992,
1997,
viii, 192 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LIVERMORE, Norman B., Jr. (b. 1911), Resources administrator
Man in the Middle: High Sierra Packer, Timberman, Conservationist, and California Resources Secretary,
1983,
xi, 285 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McCLOSKEY, Michael (b. 1934), Environmentalist, administrator
Sierra Club Executive Director: The Evolving Club and the Environmental Movement, 1961-1981,
1983,
viii, 279 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MERROW, Susan D. (b. 1946), Environmentalist
Sierra Club President and Council Chair: Effective Volunteer Leadership, 1980s-1990s,
1994,
viii, 89 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MOSS, Laurence I. (b. 1935), Environmentalist
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PACIFIC NORTHWEST CONSERVATIONISTS, 1986, iv, 281 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PERRAULT, Michele (b. 1938), Environmentalist
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SHAFFER, Denny (b. 1931), Environmentalist
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCOTT, Douglas (b. 1944), Environmentalist
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SIERRA CLUB LEADERS I, 1950s-1970s, 1982, xx, 400 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SIERRA CLUB LEADERS II, 1960s-1970s, 1985, xiv, 278 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STEGNER, Wallace (1909-1993), Author
The Artist as Environmental Advocate,
1983,
viii, 48 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WAYBURN, Edgar (b. 1906), Environmentalist
Sierra Club Statesman and Leader of Parks and Wilderness Movement: Gaining Protection for Alaska, the Redwoods, and Golden
Gate Parklands,
1985,
xii, 508 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WAYBURN, Edgar (b. 1906), Environmentalist
Global Activist and Elder Statesman of the Sierra Club: Alaska, International Conservation, National Parks and Protected Areas,
1980-1992,
1996,
xiv, 280 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WAYBURN, Peggy (b. 1917), Author, environmentalist
Author and Environmental Advocate,
1992,
xiv, 193 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ZIEROLD, John (b. 1925), Environmental lobbyist
Environmental Lobbyist in California's Capital, 1965-1984,
1988,
xiii, 186 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Sierra Club History Committee Series
Scope and Content Note
CLARK, Nathan (b. 1906), Sierra Club leader
Sierra Club Leader, Outdoorsman, and Engineer,
1977,
147 pp.
Scope and Content Note
MOORMAN, James W. (b. 1937), Environmental lawyer
Attorney for the Environment, 1966-1981: Center for Law and Social Policy, Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, Department of Justice
Division of Lands and Natural Resources,
1994,
168 pp.
Scope and Content Note
ROBINSON, Gordon (b. 1911), Forestry consultant
Forestry Consultant to the Sierra Club,
1979,
277 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB NATIONWIDE I, 1983, 257 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB NATIONWIDE II, 1984, 253 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB NATIONWIDE III, 1989, 310 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB NATIONWIDE IV, 1996, 263 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB REMINISCENCES I, 1900S-1960S, 1974, 212 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB REMINISCENCES II, 1900S-1960S, 1975, 177 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB REMINISCENCES III, 1920s-1970s, 1984, 264 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB AND THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT, Two volumes
Volume I: San Francisco Bay Chapter Inner City Outings and Sierra Club Outreach to Women, 1980, 186 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume II: Labor and the Environment in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1983, 167 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB WOMEN I, 1976, 71 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB WOMEN II, 1977, 152 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SIERRA CLUB WOMEN III, 1983, 173 pp.
Scope and Content Note
VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP IN THE NATIONAL SIERRA CLUB, 1970s-1980s, 1995, 185 pp.
Scope and Content Note
The following interviews were conducted by students in the Oral History Program, California State University, Fullerton, for the Sierra Club History Committee Series.
SOUTHERN SIERRANS I, 1976, 178 pp.
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SOUTHERN SIERRANS II, 1977, 207 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SOUTHERN SIERRANS III, 1980, 250 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Forestry and Soil Science
HISTORY OF FOREST ECONOMICS, 1986, iii, 248 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JENNY, Hans (1899-1992), Soil scientist
Soil Scientist, Teacher, and Scholar,
1989,
xv, 364 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
VAUX, Henry J. (b. 1912), Professor of forestry
Forestry in the Public Interest: Education, Economics, State Policy, 1933-1983,
1987,
x, 367 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WIESLANDER, A. E. (1890-1992), California forester
California Forester: Mapper of Wildland Vegetation and Soils,
1985,
iv, 316 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Horticulture and Botany
BANCROFT, Ruth Petersson (b. 1908), Gardener
The Ruth Bancroft Garden in Walnut Creek, California: Creation in 1971, and Conservation,
1993,
xi, 149 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CALIFORNIA WOMEN IN BOTANY, 1987, xxiii, 177 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DOMOTO, Toichi (b. 1902), Floriculturist
A Japanese-American Nurseryman's Life in California: Floriculture and Family, 1883-1992,
1993,
xiii, 360 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CARMAN, Edward S. (b. 1922), Nurseryman
Pacific Coast Nurseryman, Award-Winning Horticulturalist, and Historian,
1998,
vi, 195 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ISENBERG, Gerda (1901-1997), Nurserywoman
California Native Plant Nurserywoman, Civil Rights Activist, and Humanitarian,
1991,
xii, 148 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LAWYER, Adele (b. 1918), Plant pathologist, horticulturist
LAWYER, Lewis (b. 1907), Plant pathologist, horticulturist
Lawyers Inc.: Partners in Plant Pathology, Horticulture, and Marriage,
1991,
xii, 300 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McCASKILL, June (b. 1930), Herbarium scientist
Herbarium Scientist, University of California, Davis,
1989,
iv, 83 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PEARCE, F. Owen (1897-1994), Horticulturist
California Garden Society Publications, 1947-1990,
1990,
xi, 88 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RODERICK, Wayne (b. 1920), Plantsman
California Native Plantsman: UC Botanical Garden, Tilden Botanic Garden,
1991,
ix, 166 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Land-Use Planning
PATTERSON FAMILY AND RANCH: SOUTHERN ALAMEDA COUNTY IN TRANSITION, Three volumes
Scope and Content Note
Volume I: Agriculture and Farm Life on Fremont's Northern Plain, 1890s-1980s, 1988, xvi, 261 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume II: Water, Development, and Preservation in Southern Alameda County, 1988, xvi, 331 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume III: The Patterson Ranch, Past and Future: The Family's Perspective, 1988, xvi, 404 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROSENBERG, Margaret Barbree (1907-1992), Monterey County rancher
San Bernardo Rancho and the Southern Salinas Valley, 1871-1981,
1982,
vi, 102 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SAN FRANCISCO'S ARGUELLO PARK COMMUNITY BUILDS A NEIGHBORHOOD PARK, 1995, 235 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL LAND-USE PLANNING IN CALIFORNIA, 1950-1980, Three volumes
Scope and Content Note
Volume I: State and Regional Planning Initiatives, 1950-1975, 1983, xx, 504 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume II: Berkeley's Academic Community Surveys State and Regional Planning Proposals and Programs, 1940-1980, 1983, iv, 420 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Volume III: Four Perspectives on State, Regional, and Local Mandates for Land-Use Planning, 1960-1982, 1983, iv, 349 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Water Resources
Scope and Content Note
BEARD, Daniel P. (b. 1943), Natural Resources Committee staff
Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992: The Role of George Miller,
1996,
iii, 67 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GILLESPIE, Chester G. (1884-1971), Sanitary engineer
Origins and Early Years of the Bureau of Sanitary Engineering,
1971,
v, 39 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOLB, Richard K. (b. 1962), Senator Seymour staff
Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992: The Role of John Seymour,
1997,
ix, 136 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GRAFF, Thomas (b. 1944), Environmental Defense Fund lawyer
YARDAS, David (b. 1956), Water resources analyst
Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992: Environmental Defense Fund Perspective,
1996,
iv, 133 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LANGELIER, Wilfred F. (1886-1981), Sanitary engineer
Teaching, Research, and Consultation in Water Purification and Sewage Treatment, University of California at Berkeley, 1916-1955,
1982,
viii, 81 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEOPOLD, Luna B. (b. 1915), Hydrologist, educator
Hydrology, Geomorphology, and Environmental Policy: U.S. Geological Survey, 1950-1972, and UC Berkeley, 1972-1987,
1993,
viii, 309 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
NELSON, Barry M. (b. 1959), Save the Bay director
Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992: Executive Director, Save San Francisco Bay Association,
1994,
iv, 97 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PELTIER, Jason (b. 1955), Central Valley Project Water Assn. manager
The Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act, 1991-1992: Manager, Central Valley Project Water Association,
1994,
iv, 84 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROBIE, Ronald B. (b. 1937), Department of Water Resources director
The California State Department of Water Resources, 1975-1983,
1989,
xi, 97 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
East Bay Municipal Utility District
Scope and Content Note
MADDOW, Robert B. (b. 1943), EBMUD attorney
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
McLEAN, Walter R. (b. 1903), Water resources engineer
From Pardee to Buckhorn: Water Resources Engineering and Water Policy in the East Bay Municipal Utility District, 1927-1991,
1993,
ix, 330 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RAINES, Harold (b. 1901), EBMUD attorney
Water Rights on the Mokelumne River and Legal Issues at the East Bay Municipal Utility District, 1927-1966,
1997,
viii, 108 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
REILLEY, John B. (b. 1916), EBMUD attorney
Water Rights and Legal Issues at the East Bay Municipal Utility District, 1951-1983,
1997,
viii, 130 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
History of Bay Area Philanthropy
Scope and Content Note
DOYLE, Morris M. (b. 1909), Lawyer, philanthropist
The Spirit and Morale of Private Philanthropy: Stanford University and the James Irvine Foundation,
1990,
xii, 148 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GALLEGOS, Herman (b. 1930), Social science consultant
Equity and Diversity: Hispanics in the Nonprofit World,
1989,
xvi, 157 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOLDMAN, Rhoda Haas (1924-1996), Philanthropist
GOLDMAN, Richard N. (b. 1920), Philanthropist
Experience and Adventure in the Goldman Charitable Funds,
1994,
xiii, 241 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEYNS, Roger W. (1918-1995), Foundation executive
Collected Thoughts on Grantmaking and the Hewlett Foundation,
1989,
viii, 99 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LILIENTHAL, Sally (b. 1919), Philanthropist
Funding Prevention of Nuclear War,
1989,
xi, 181 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LUTTGENS, Leslie (b. 1922), Civic leader
Organizational Aspects of Philanthropy: San Francisco Bay Area, 1948-1988,
1990,
xiii, 328 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
PATTERSON, Charles J. (1925-1994), Business executive
Working for Civic Unity in Government, Business, and Philanthropy,
1994,
xi, 220 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SHETTERLY, Robert B. (b. 1915), Businessman, philanthropist
East Bay Experiences in Social Corporate Responsibility,
1991,
xii, 172 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SPECIALIZED GRANTING WITH NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL IMPACT, 1989, xii, 129 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WADA, Yori (b. 1916), Social worker
Working for Youth and Social Justice: The YMCA, the University of California, and the Stulsaft Foundation,
1991,
xii, 201 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WATTIS, Phyllis (b. 1905), Philanthropist
The Life Cycle of a Personal Foundation, 1958-1988,
1991,
xiii, 130 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ZELLERBACH FAMILY FUND INNOVATIONS IN SUPPORT OF HUMAN SERVICES AND THE ARTS, 1992, xi, 267 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
California Jewish Community
Scope and Content Note
FROMM, Alfred (b. 1905), Jewish community leader
Wines, Music, and Lifelong Education,
1988,
viii, 269 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HIRSCH, Marcel (1895-1980), Jewish community leader
The Responsibilities and Rewards of Involvement,
1981,
x, 179 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KOSHLAND, Robert J. (1893-1989), Businessman, civic leader
Volunteer Community Service in Health and Welfare,
1983,
xii, 310 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STONE, Sylvia Lehmann (1902-1984), Jewish community volunteer
Lifelong Volunteer in San Francisco,
1983,
xix, 134 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
TREGUBOFF, Sanford M. (1910-1988), Social agency administrator
Administration of Jewish Philanthropy in San Francisco,
1988,
xvii, 243 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Jewish Community Federation Leadership
Scope and Content Note
BRAUN, Jerome I. (b. 1929), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1979-1980,
1995,
xii, 110 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DOBBS, Annette R. (b. 1922), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1988-1990
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
FELDMAN, Jesse B. (b. 1916), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1973-1974,
1991,
xiii, 76 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOLDMAN, Richard N. (b. 1920), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1981-1982,
1993,
xvii, 145 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GREEN, Frances Dinkelspiel (b. 1928), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1975-1976,
1996,
ix, 129 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HAAS, Peter E. (b. 1918), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1977-1978,
1994,
ix, 129 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HELLER, Douglas M. (b. 1931), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1994-1996,
1998,
xi, 111 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KAUFMAN, Ronald H. (b. 1934), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1984-1986,
1998,
x, 186 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LADAR, Samuel (1903-1991), Jewish community leader
A Reflection on the Early Years of the San Francisco Jewish Community Federation,
1990,
xviii, 96 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LOWENBERG, William J. (b. 1926), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1983-1984
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LURIE, Brian L. (b. 1942 ), Jewish community executive
Former Executive Director, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1974-1991,
1997,
xv, 230 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MYERS, Laurence E. (b. 1922), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1986-1988,
1993,
viii, 154 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RAAB, Earl (b. 1919), Jewish community executive
Advocate of Minority Rights and Democratic Pluralism,
1998,
vi, 264 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SEILER, Donald H. (b. 1928), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1990-1992,
1998,
x, 112 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SINTON, Robert E. (b. 1915), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1967-1968,
1991,
xv, 124 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
STEINHART, John H. (1917-1994), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1969-1970,
1992,
xiii, 106 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SWIG, Melvin M. (1917-1993), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1971-1972,
1992,
xii, 228 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SWIG, Roselyne C. (b. 1930), Jewish community leader
President, Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties, 1992-1994
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WEINTRAUB, Louis (b. 1914), Jewish community executive
Administration of the San Francisco Jewish Welfare Fund, 1970-1975,
1996,
viii, 148 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Labor Movement
Scope and Content Note
BULCKE, Germain (1902-1994), Trade unionist
Longshore Leader and ILWU-Pacific Maritime Association Arbitrator,
1984,
iv, 230 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GOLDBLATT, Louis (1920-1983), ILWU official
Louis Goldblatt: Working Class Leader in the ILWU, 1935-1977,
1980,
Two volumes, viii, 1216 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JENKINS, David (1914-1993), Labor leader
The Union Movement, the California Labor School, and San Francisco Politics,
1993,
xii, 317 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LEONARD, Norman (b. 1914), Labor lawyer
Life of a Leftist Labor Lawyer,
1986,
ix, 309 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROGER, Sidney (1914-1994), Journalist
A Liberal Journalist on the Air and on the Waterfront: Labor and Political Issues, 1932-1990, Two Volumes,
1998,
xxii, 1053 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SCHMIDT, Henry (1899-1984), ILWU leader
Secondary Leadership in the ILWU, 1933-1966,
1983,
vii, 440 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WARD, Estolv Ethan (1899-1993), Labor organizer, writer
Organizing and Reporting on Labor in the East Bay, California, and the West, 1925-1987,
1989,
xx, 297 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Richmond Community
ON THE WATERFRONT: AN ORAL HISTORY OF RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA
Scope and Content Note
BAILEY, Vera Jones (1905-1991), Fieldworker, shipyard worker
Migration of a Working Family: From the San Joaquin Valley to the Richmond Shipyards, 1942,
1990,
78 pp.
Scope and Content Note
CATHEY, Margaret Louise (b. 1919), Shipyard worker
A Wartime Journey: From Ottumwa, Iowa to the Richmond Shipyards, 1942,
1990,
46 pp.
Scope and Content Note
CLARKE, Alan (b. 1918), Bar pilot
Recollections of Point San Pablo and San Francisco Bay,
1990,
159 pp.
Scope and Content Note
CLAUSEN, Marguerite (1912-1987), Resident
Memories of a Lifelong Richmond Resident, 1912-1987,
1990,
77 pp.
Scope and Content Note
EATON, Eddie (b. 1917), Shipyard worker, golfer
In Search of the California Dream: From Houston, Texas to Richmond, California, 1943,
1990,
78 pp.
Scope and Content Note
FOSTER, Selena (b. 1916), Richmond resident
A Longtime Richmond Resident from Cherokee County, Texas,
1992,
175 pp.
Scope and Content Note
GHIO, Dominic (b. 1918), Fisherman
Fishermen by Trade: Sixty Years on San Francisco Bay,
1990,
169 pp.
Scope and Content Note
MAYS, Ira Dale (b. 1918), Ironworker
Stories of a Second-Generation Ironworker from Iowa,
1992,
96 pp.
Scope and Content Note
METZ, Clifford (b. 1904), Resident
A City in Transition: Richmond During World War II,
1992,
129 pp.
Scope and Content Note
NYSTROM, Stanley (1920-1990), Resident
A Family's Roots in Richmond: Recollections of a Lifetime Resident,
1990,
101 pp.
Scope and Content Note
O'HARA, Henry (1911-1989), Point Richmond resident
A View of the Waterfront from Point Richmond,
1990,
60 pp.
Scope and Content Note
PERRELLI, Joseph (b. 1899), Cannery founder
The Establishment of the Filice and Perrelli Canning Company in Richmond, 1929,
1990,
111 pp.
Scope and Content Note
PETERSON, Pratt (b. 1923), Fisherman, whaler
A Fisherman and a Whaler: Recollections of the Richmond Whaling Station, 1958-1972,
1990,
161 pp.
Scope and Content Note
PRESTON, Lucille (b. 1915), Welder
A World War II Journey: From Clarkesdale, Mississippi to Richmond, California, 1942,
1992,
47 pp.
Scope and Content Note
SNODGRASS, M. M. (b. 1911), Ferryman
Memories of the Richmond-San Rafael Ferry,
1992,
75 pp.
Scope and Content Note
VAN HOOK, Lewis (b. 1906), Shipyard worker
Recollections of a Singing Shipbuilder,
1992,
64 pp.
Scope and Content Note
VINCENT, John A. Jr. (b. 1912), Waterfront activist
Recollections of Ferry Point, Richmond, California,
1990,
88 pp.
Scope and Content Note
WILLIAMS, Harry (b. 1920), Resident
WILLIAMS, Marguerite (b. 1924), Resident
Reflections of a Longtime Black Family in Richmond,
1990,
177 pp.
Scope and Content Note
University of California Black Alumni
Scope and Content Note
FERGUSON, Lloyd Noel (b. 1918), Black educator
Increasing Opportunities in Chemistry, 1936-1986,
1992,
viii, 74 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JACKSON, Ida Louise (1902-1996), Educator
Overcoming Barriers in Education,
1990,
vii, 80 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
POSTON, Marvin (b. 1914), Optometrist
Making Opportunities in Vision Care,
1989,
iv, 90 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RICE, Emmett J. (b. 1920), Economist
Education of an Economist: From Fulbright Scholar to the Federal Reserve Board, 1951-1979,
1991,
ix, 92 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILLIAMS, Archie F. (1915-1993), Athlete, educator
The Joy of Flying; Olympic Gold, Air Force Colonel, and Teacher,
1993,
ix, 85 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
WILSON, Lionel (1915-1998), Oakland mayor
Attorney, Judge, and Oakland Mayor,
1992,
viii, 104 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Disabled Persons Independence Movement
Scope and Content Note
Part I: UC BERKELEY COWELL HOSPITAL RESIDENCE AND DISABLED STUDENTS' PROGRAM [DSP]
Scope and Content Note
Part II: COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS, INSTITUTION-BUILDERS, POLICY MAKERS
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DISABLED STUDENTS' RESIDENCE PROGRAM, 1987, iii, 41 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Diverse Individual Memoirs
ARNSTEIN, Flora Jacobi (1886-1990), Poet, teacher
Ongoing: Poetry, Teaching, Family in San Francisco, 1885-1985,
1985,
v, 172 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BOWLES, Constance Crowley (b. 1919), Porcelain collector
A California Heritage: The Bowles Collection of 18th-Century English Porcelain,
1994,
iv, 201 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CHANG, Fu-Yun (1890-1983), Customs administrator
Reformer of the Chinese Maritime Customs,
1987,
iv, 206 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CHINN, Thomas W. (b. 1909), Historian
A Historian's Reflections on Chinese-American Life in San Francisco, 1919-1991,
1993,
v, 286 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
COX, Adeline Toye (1895-1992), Educator and volunteer
Enhancing a Citizen's Influence: Community Service in Alameda, 1917-1981,
1983,
iii, 218 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DAVIES, Louise M. (b. 1900), Philanthropist
From Quincy to Woodside: Memories of Family and Friends,
1987,
xi, 165 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DETTNER, Anne deGruchy Low-Beer (b. 1905), Biochemist
A Woman's Place in Science and Public Affairs, 1932-1972,
1996,
xxiii, 260 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GALARZA, Ernesto (1905-1984), Sociologist, community organizer
The Burning Light: Action and Organizing in the Mexican Community in California,
1982,
v, 152 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GRAVES, Roy D. (1888-1971), Pictorial history expert
Photograph Collection,
1964,
xviii, 79 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JURS, Florence LeCron (1912-1998), Oakland volunteer leader
Volunteer Leader in the East Bay: Oakland Potluck, A Central Place, and Children's Services, 1939-1994,
1996,
v, 179 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LIVERMORE, George (b. 1915), Architect, civic leader
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
MAILLIARD, William Somers (1917-1992), Congressman
The Mailliards of California, A Family Chronicle, 1968-1990,
1993,
v, 278 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 1984, iv, 72 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
POMEROY, Florette White (1913-1987), Social welfare executive
The Caring Spirit, California Social Welfare Issues, 1932-1982,
1984,
xiii, 383 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ROTH, Lurline Matson (1890-1985), Community leader, horsewoman
Matson and Roth Family History: A Love of Ships, Horses, and Gardens,
1982,
ii, 271 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
RUSSIAN EMIGRE RECOLLECTIONS: LIFE IN RUSSIA AND CALIFORNIA, 1986, vi, 428 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
SHUMATE, C. Albert (b. 1904), Physician
San Francisco Physician, Historian, and Catholic Layman,
1981,
vi, 280 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
AUGUST VOLLMER: PIONEER IN POLICE PROFESSIONALISM
Volume I: 1972, xiv, 203 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
Volume II: 1983, xxvi, 136 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
UNIVERSITY CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF TRADITION AND CHANGE, 1989, iv, 308 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BENNETT, Mary Woods (1909-1996), Educator
A Career in Higher Education: Mills College, 1935-1974,
1987,
xi, 278 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BLAISDELL, Thomas C., Jr. (1895-1988), Government administrator
India and China in the World War I Era; New Deal and Marshall Plan; and University of California, Berkeley,
1991,
xi, 373 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BLAKE ESTATE ORAL HISTORY PROJECT, 1988, ix, 582 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BOWKER, Albert H. (b. 1919), University administrator
Sixth Chancellor, University of California, Berkeley, 1971-1980; Statistician; and National Leader in the Policies and Politics
of Higher Education,
1995,
xiii, 255 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
BROWN, Delmer (b. 1909), Professor of history
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CALDWELL, Katherine Field (b. 1906), Professor of Asian Art
Family and Berkeley Memories, and the Study and Profession of Asian Art,
1993,
vii, 269 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CONSTANCE, Lincoln (b. 1909), Professor of botany
Versatile Berkeley Botanist: Plant Taxonomy and University Governance,
1987,
xii, 362 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
CUNNINGHAM, Catharine Julie (1910-1984), Catholic educator
A Native Daughter's Leadership in Education: College of Notre Dame, Belmont, California, 1956-1980,
1984,
ix, 262 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DAVIS, Harmer E. (b. 1905), Engineer
Founder of the Institute of Transportation and Traffic Engineering,
1997,
viii, 162 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
DULLEA, Charles W., S.J. (b. 1916), Priest and educator
A Jesuit Priest in the Service of Higher Education: The University of San Francisco,
1985,
vi, 180 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
ELBERG, Sanford S. (b. 1913), Graduate Division dean
Graduate Education and Microbiology at the University of California, Berkeley, 1930-1989,
1990,
ix, 269 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GARDNER, David Pierpont (b. 1933), University president
A Life in Higher Education: Fifteenth President of the University of California, 1983-1992,
1997,
xiii, 810 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
GRETHER, Ewald T. (1899-1994), Professor of economics
Dean of the UC Berkeley Schools of Business Administration, 1943-1961; Leader in Campus Administration, Public Service, and
Marketing Studies; and Forever a Teacher,
Two volumes,
1993,
xviii, 1069 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HELLER, Elinor Raas (1904-1987), Community leader
A Volunteer Career in Politics, in Higher Education, and on Governing Boards,
Two volumes,
1984,
xv, 851 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HELMHOLZ, A. Carl (b. 1915), Physics professor
Faculty Governance and Physics at the University of California, Berkeley, 1937-1990,
1993,
x, 387 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEYMAN, Ira Michael (b. 1930), Chancellor, UC Berkeley
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
HEYNS, Roger W. (1918-1995), Chancellor, UC Berkeley
Berkeley Chancellor, 1965-1971: the University in a Turbulent Society,
1986,
x, 186 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
JONES, Mary Cover (1896-1987), Developmental psychologist
Harold E. Jones and Mary C. Jones, Partners in Longitudinal Studies,
1983,
v, 154 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KENDRICK, James B., Jr. (1920-1989), University administrator
From Plant Pathologist to Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of California, 1974-1986,
1989,
vi, 390 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
KOLL, Michael J. (b. 1916), Alumni Association administrator
The Lair of the Bear and the Alumni Association, 1949-1993,
1993,
xi, 387 pp.
Scope and Content Note
Additional Note
LANDRETH, Catherine (1899-1995), Developmental psychologist
The Nursery School of the Institute of Child Welfare of the University of California, Berkeley,
1983,
vii, 51 pp.
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LI, Fang-Kuei (1902-1987), Chinese linguist
Linguistics East and West: American Indian, Sino-Tibetan, and Thai,
1988,
xii, 143 pp.
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MORGAN, Elmo R. (b. 1913), University administrator
Physical Planning and Management: Los Alamos, University of Utah, University of California, and AID, 1942-1976,
1992,
ix, 274 pp.
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NEWELL, Peter F. (b. 1915), Basketball coach, athletic administrator
UC Berkeley Athletics and a Life in Basketball: Coaching Collegiate and Olympic Champions; Managing, Teaching, and Consulting
in the NBA, 1935-1995,
1997,
xiii, 470 pp.
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PITZER, Kenneth Sanborn (1914-1997), Chemist, college president
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RIASANOVSKY, Nicholas (b. 1923), Professor of history
Professor of Russian and European Intellectual History, University of California, Berkeley, 1957-1997,
1998,
x, 310 pp.
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ROTHWELL, Charles Easton (1902-1987), Educator
From Mines to Minds,
1985,
vii, 248 pp.
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SCHORSKE, Carl E. (b. 1915), Professor of History
Intellectual Life, Civil Libertarian Issues, and the Student Movement at the University of California, Berkeley, 1960-1969
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SIX WEEKS IN SPRING, 1985: MANAGING STUDENT PROTEST AT UC BERKELEY, i, 887 pp.
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SPROUL, Ida Amelia (1891-1981), President's wife
The President's Wife,
1981,
xii, 347 pp.
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ROBERT GORDON SPROUL ORAL HISTORY PROJECT, Two volumes
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Volume I: 1986, xxvii, 457 pp.
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Volume II: 1986, 447 pp.
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STAMPP, Kenneth M. (b. 1912), Professor of history
Historian of Slavery, the Civil War, and Reconstruction, University of California, Berkeley, 1946-1983,
1998,
x, 313 pp.
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STERN, Milton R. (1918-1996), Educator
The Learning Society: Continuing Education at NYU, Michigan, and UC Berkeley, 1946-1991,
1993,
viii, 292 pp.
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STRONG, Edward W. (1901-1990), University administrator
Philosopher, Professor, and Berkeley Chancellor, 1961-1965,
1992,
x, 530 pp.
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STRIPP, Fred Sheridan, Jr. (1910-1990), Rhetorician
University Debate Coach, Berkeley Civic Leader and Pastor,
1990,
xviii, 67 pp.
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TYLER, Ralph W. (1902-1994), Educator
Education: Curriculum Planning and Evaluation,
1987,
vi, 466 pp.
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WIEGEL, Robert L. (b. 1922), Civil engineer
Coastal Engineering: Research, Consulting, and Teaching, 1946-1997,
1997,
ix, 322 pp.
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WILLIAMS, Arleigh Taber (1912-1991), Dean of Students
Dean of Students Arleigh Williams: The Free Speech Movement and the Six Years War, 1964-1970,
1990,
xv, 329 pp.
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WILSON, Garff B. (1909-1998), Public Ceremonies chairman
The Invisible Man, or, Public Ceremonies Chairman at Berkeley for Thirty-Five Years,
1981,
vii, 442 pp.
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THE WOMEN'S FACULTY CLUB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY, 1919-1982, 1983, xvi, 312 pp.
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