r 
NEWS LEITER 

OF THE 
OPrOMErR.IC HIS'IDRICAL SOCIETY 

DID EX 
VOLUME'S 1-10 

(volume - pQr,e) 
A 

"A Treatise on the Eye," Vol. II 
7-44 

Abbe, Ernst, 10-56 
Abbott, A.N., 9-54 
Abegglen, Tho, 7-33 
Abel, Charles, 4-39; 5-l 
Abel, Herr, 8-41 
Abernathy, Don, 6-29 
Aberrations, 7-4 
Abram, Morton, 4-39; 5 1 
Abrams, Jerry, 4-1; 5-l; 6-9 

7-16; 9-19; 9-57; 10-35 
"Academy's Role in Optometry's 

Professional Growth, The," 
6-9 

Accommodation, 8-29 
"Accommodation and Refraction," 

4-50 
Accommodative Convergence, 8-4 
Achromatic systems, 8-10 
Acorn (sign of), 9-8 
Acuity 
projector, 6-21 
screening test, 7-83 
standardsi'. 7-41 
tests, 5-LtO 

Adams, Dudley, 8-70 
Adams, Ewing, 7-21 
Adams, George, 8-2 
Adams, J.c., 10-22 
Adaptometry, 6-28 
Adler, Cyril, 8-35 
Ads (see also advertisement, 

advertising) 
contact lens, 7-20 

Advertisements, 7-38-41; 7-68 
10-60 

Advertising 
history, 3-30 

"Advertising and Optometry· 
3-30 

Ahlstrom, otto, 6-45; 8-9 
Airy, George, 6-51; 10-21 
Aitken, Michael, 5-11 
Albert, D.M.; 5-41; 6-50; 8-76 
Albinus, Bernard; l-20 

Albrecht.von Graefe's Archiv fUr Klinische 
und Experimentelle Ophthalmologie 
2-12 

Alciphron, 4-56 
Alcohol, 7-16 
Alcor, 7-83 
Alegria, Ricardo, 4-39-39; 5-l; 6-16 

6-45 
Alexander, E.B., 4-1; 5-l; 6-47; 7-55-56 

9-50 
Alexander, King, 3-11 
Alexander Optometric Fellowship; 8-26 
Alhazen, 2-17; 3-38; 5-30 
All-Union Conference; 4-6 
Allen, Merrill, 2~19 
Allied Optometric Organizations, 1-23 
Alpern, Mat, 7-19 
Alt, Charles, 8-30 
Alt, Robert, 8-16 
Alumiscope, 8-26 
Alumni Bulletin of the Pennsylvania 

College of Optometry, 5-30 
Amaurosis, Burn's, 6-48 
Amblyopia, 7-22; 7-86 
ex-anopsia, 4-54 
historical, 6-48 
postmarital, 6-48 

Amblyoscope, 9-13 
Amendments (O.H.S.), 1-4 
American Academy of Optometry, 2-2; 

6-19; 7-2 
American Expeditionary Forces, 2-20 
American Foundation of the Blind, 6-23 
American Heritage, 6-25 
American Journal of Ophthalmology (see 

also Ophthalmology, American 
Journal of), 5-41; 6-12; 7-20; 

American Journal of. Optometry, 6-22 
American Journal of Optometry and 

Archives of .American Academy of 
Optometry, 3-37; 3-40; 4-56; 7-20 

American Journal of Physiological Optics, 
5-34 

American Journal of Science and Arts, 
8-60 

American Museum of Irrmigration, 9-3 



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American Ophthalmological Society, 
5-40 

American Ophthalmology (history), 
9-33 

American Optometric Association 
(see also legislation, meetings, 
members, membership, history), 
4-47; 5-30-31; 6-6; 6~7; 7-1-2; 
7-12; 7-14; 7-16 

Archives, 2-20; 7-37; 4-54; 4-58-59; 
5-12; 5-18; 5-25; 5-31 

Congress, 5-17 
Convention, 7-52 
-1908, 10-58 

history, 5-27; 10-50-51 
-Comnittee, 1-25 

Home Study Course, 4-22 
Journal, 5-35 
Library, 3-39; 5-12; 5-35; 
Museum, 5-7 
News, 7-15 
Organizer, 4-49 
photographs, 7-2 
A~erican Optical Campany,3-7 
American Philosophical Society, 

5-41; 6-42; 
American Revolution, 8-27 
American Society of Contemporary 

Ophthalmology, 5-40 
Amers, Adelbert, 3-41 
Amoretti, Edwardo, 7-21 
Arnuletic eye symbols, 4-10 
Amulets, 4-56 
Amulets and Talismans, Ltd., 4-43; 

6-5 
"An Analysis of the Literature 

Concerning the Dependency of 
Visual Functions upon Illumination 
Intensity," 5-28 

Anagnos, Michael, 10-8 
Anagnostatis, Andre, 6-49 
Analytische Dioptrik in Zwei Theilen, 

6-44 
".Anatany and Physiology of the Eye," 

7-73 
"Ancient Ophthalmological Agents," 

10-74 
Anderson, Albert, 7-21 
Andreae, J. Fred, 6-27 
Andrews Family, 9-57 
Angiography, 7-86 
Angles of Squint, 4-5 
Am nh; of Ophthalmology, 5-40 
Annals of Science, 8-61 

Annual Remembrance of the Chur-ch, 
8-60 

"Anorrk-'llies of Refraction and of 
the Muscles of the Eye," 
9-11 

Anomalous Retinal Correspondence 
(see ARC) 

Anoptico, 7-14 
"Answers to Interrogatories of 

Plaintiff," 3-42 
"Anthology of Ophthalmic Classics, 

An," 1-19 
Antiquaria Optometrica, 6-50 
Antique instruments, 4-33 
"Antique Looking Glasses and 

Frames , " 5-32 
Antiques, 9-3 
Antwerp opticianry, 4-27 
AOA (see American Optometric 

Association) 
AOP, 7-64 
"Apparent Motion and the Pulfrich 

Effect," 7-85 
Applanation Tonometry, 10-56 
Apotropaia, 4-56 
Apotropaic eye symbols, 4-10 
Applied Optics, 5-21 
"Apuntes Sobre Optometria," 

3-39 
Aqueous Humor, 6-12; 6-49 
"ARC - An Historical REview," 

5-14 
Archimedes, 5-21; 5-29 
Archives, Babcock, 7-1 
Archives of Ophthalmology, (see 

also Ophthalmology, Archives 
of) 1-25, 7-20 

Archives ( OHS) , 1-6 
Archives - of optometric history 

6-21 
Arias, Marcelo, 3-19 
Arias, Victor, 3-19 
Ariotti, Piero, 8-61 
Arista, Maria, 6-29 
Armaignac Chart, 9-62 
Arrnaignac , H. , 9-6 2 
Armstrong, H.C., 6-29 
Arnett, Earl, 3-37 
Arnold, Emil, 2-20 
Arnold, Henry, 6-25 
Aronsfeld, G. Henry, 7-48 
Arrington, Ed, 2-20 
Arrington, George, 9-10 
Art, 3-31 



Art and opticianry, 4-43 
Art for the blind, 10-36 
Arteaga, Antonio, 4-39; 

5-l; 6-45 
Articles, visual science, 4-o 
Artist, 5-8 
"As I See Color," 10-12 
Asami, Kenichi, 10-48 
Aschenbrenner, Claus, 3-30 
Ashley, James, 7-11 
Aspectibus, r::e (see r::e 

Aspectibus) 
Aspheric lenses, 8-28 
Association, 
British Optical, 2-14 
Danish Optical, 7-5 
Danish Watchmakers, 7-14 

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Association for the Blind, 1-15 
Association of Listed Optometrists, 

6-27 
Association of Ophthalmic 

Opticians, 2-22 
Association of Optical 

Practitioners, 7-64; 
8-71 

L'Association Professionnelle 
des Opticiens de Belgique, 
5-31 

Association of Schools and 
Colleges of Optometry, 
5-17; 5-25 

Astigmatic effect, 3-10 
Astigmatis, 8-61 
Astigmatism, 6-51; 7-3; 8-29 

8-60; 
Atkinson, E., 8-67 
Atkinson, H., 4-19 
Atlas, 1-13 
Attendance Badge, 8-59 
Atti della Fondazione Giorgio 

Ronchi, 5-15; 9-5 
Aucott, Jarius, 9-8 
"Augenlicht. 3. Folge," 6-47 
Augenoptik, 7-82; 9-15; 10-36 
Augenoptik 
education history, 5-37 

Augenoptik school in Cologne, 
Germant, 5-37 

Augenoptiker, 5-37; 10-33 
Augenspiegel, 4-34; 4-59; 

5-37; 6-28 
Augustine, Reginald, 7-11; 10-50 
"Aus der Geschichte," 4-12 
Australian and New Zealand 

Association for the 
Advancement of Science, 
3-22 

Australian medical history, 10-59 
Australian National Health 

Insurance, 10-54 

Australian Optometrical AssociJ.tion, 
3-22; 8-23; 9-10; 10-59 

Australian Optometrical Society, 8-22 
Australian Optometry, 10-54 
"Autobi_op;raphy of Cecil n. ~ Mille' the' II 

4-51 
Autograph Manuscript, 9-11 
Automooile collision, 7-16 
Averbakh, M.I., 4-6 
Aves, CMen, 5-40 
Aviation Medicine in the A.E.F., 2-21 
Award, conditions for, 4-19 
Ayscough, Mr., 3-19 
Aztec and Maya Public Health and Pre­

optometry in Mexico, 3-37 

B 

Babbage, Charles, 1-25; 5-41; 10-22 
Babbitt, Edwin, 9-18 
Babcock Archives, 4-58; 5-35; 6-16; 7-1 
Babcock, Joseph, 3-33; 4-1; 4-58; 5-l; 

6-29; 7-1 
Babcock, Lucille, 4-58 
Bacon, Roger, 5-33; 10-32 
Bacterium Granulosis, 9-28 
Bailey, Edwin o., 5-26; 5-27 
Bailey, George W., 6-29 
Bailey, Hal, 4-18 
Bailey, J. Harold, 10-35 
medal, 3-5 

Bailey, Walter, 9-49 
Baker, J.W., 5-29 
Baldwin, William, 4-39; 5-l; 6-29; 9-10 
Ball, G.V., 7-77; 10-54 
Ball, v., 5-8 
Banerjea, A.K., 9-15 · 
Bangerter, Alfred, 7-85 
Banister, Richard, 1-20; 6-49 
Bannon, Robert E., 3-41-42 
Barbier, Charles, 6-23 
Barcelo, Antonio, 3-49; 6-45 
Barkan, otto, 10-55 
Barker, Felix, 5-l; 6-29 
Barker-Meadley Scholarship, 3-4 
Barker Scholarship, 4-37 
Barker, William, 3-3 
Barnacles, 10-16 
Barnett, Albert, 2-6 
"Barnstorming the u.s. Mail," 6-25 
Barrett, John, 4-48 
Barstow, Ralph, 9-24 
Baseball (see catcher) 
Bateman, John, 5-39 
Bates, William Horatio, 8-17-18 
Baudouin, King, 3-11 
Bausch, George, 8-59 
Bausch, John J., 9-58, 10-74 



Bausch and Lomb, 4-23; 4-51; 6-1-2; 
6-21; 8-48; 9-59; 10-15; 
10-74 

Magazine, the, 7-42 
Scientific Library, 5-12 

Beacher, L. Lester, 7-21 
Bear, The, 7-83 
Be11re, 4-50 
Beatty, A. , 3-40 
Becker, J.A., 7-40 
Bedini, Silvio, 4-30; 7-74-75 
Beecher, Henry Ward, 5-19; 5-20 
Behrman, Simon, 10-55 
Beiman, Jack, 6-50 
"Belehrungen uber Brillen," 5-38 
Belgium, 3-34 
Belisario, Alberto, 3-40 
Belisario, Amador, 3-39 
Bell, Alexander, 9-25 
Bell, Charles, 9-51 
Bell Prize, Howard S. , 5-10-11 
Bemis Eye Sanitarium, 8-38 
Benavente, Jorge, 8-32 
Bennett, A.G., 4-9; 4-35; 6-46 
Bennett, Irving, 1-1; 1-16; 4-1; 

5-l; 5-30; 6-29; 8-69 
Bennett, Jack, 8-66 
Bentley, Richard, 9-30 
Bentzon, MalcoJm, 4-10 
Berens, C. and Wilmer, W .H. , 

2-20 
Berger, Chas. , 4-24 
Berger, Ivy, 4-24 
Berkeley, George, 4-56; 9-43 
Berlin, Randolph, 9-31 
Berman, Marvin, 1-1; 4-2; 5-l; 

6-29 
Bernoulli, Daniel, 10-33 
Better Vision Institute, 7-75; 

10-64 
Bezold, 7-10 
Bible, 10-35 
"Bibliography of the History of 

Eyeglasses," vol. 1 
- supplement 

Bicentennial (U.S.), 5-30-31; 
6-1 

Biese, Bror, 3-35 
Bifocals, 4-10; 7-36; 7-44-45 

8-28 
by Bugbee, 3-11 
cement, 7-46 
design, 4-9 
development, 4-10 
history, 4-9 
invention, 4-9-10 
panoptic, 3-14 

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Binda Optic 2000, 8-75 
Binocular Vision, 4-6 
Biographical Sketches, 7-77; 10-29; 

10-50 
Biomicroscopy 
history, 10-73 

B.J.P.O., 7-64 
Black, Hugo, 6-25 
Black, Justice, 6-25 
Blackness, 8-67 
Blau, Joseph, 4-21 
Blind, 1-16; 5-20 
word origin, 10-47 

Blind horses, 5-34 
Blindmen, 4-11 
Blindness, 7-22 

cured, 9-31 
night, 6-28 
prevention, 4-43 
school for, 5-19 

Blood pressure, 9-4 
"Blood pressure in Ocular Work," 

9-4 
Bloodgood, D., 10-72 
Blue Book of Optometrists, 5-19; 

6-38; 9-10 
Blue glass, 9-7-8 
"Blue Glass History," 9-7 
Board of Directors 

O.A.P., 5-29 
O.H.S., 6-1 

Board of Examiners, 4-22 
Bock, Elnil, 8-63 
Boeder, Paul, 6-21 
Boerhaave, Hermann, 6-12 
Boger, Frederick, 9-20; 10-50 
Boggs, w.s., 7-33 
Bohrne, Williams , (see Bohne) 
Bohne, William, 6-4 
Bond, 8-68 
Book collections, 7-38; 10-5; 

10-7 
Book News, 8-69 
Bookplate (Ryer's), 8-58 
"Books, Libraries, & Eyeglasses," 

8-69 
Books (see also rare books) 
old, 4-52 
optics 10-30 
rare, 9-10 

Boorstin, Daniel, 7-22 
Boorstin, Marc, 7-22 
Bootleg Kryptoks, 7-50 
Barish, Irvin, 6-29 
Borucki, K., 5-32 
Bos, H.J.M., 9-34 
Bowen, Otis, 5-28 
Bowman, William, 3-17; 7-37; 9-60; 

10-11 



Bowske, Zygmunt, 4-18 
Boyd, J.T., 3-41 
Boyle, Robert, 9-11 
"Boyle's Experimental History 

of Color," 9-11 
Braconier, Harry, 6-4 7 
Bl':ldl~._'y, 1\ln·.vl.vn, 11- )'{ 
Braff, Solon, 7-20 
Braille, Louis, 6-23 
Brailliart, J.P., 7-87 
"Brain and Personality," 4-50 
Brand, J.C., 7-23 
Braun Hospital (Heinrich); 

10-36 

-79-

Brevarium Magistri Petri Hyspani 
De Egroi tudinibus Oculorum 
Et CUris, 6-49 

Breviary, 1-20 
Brewer, Bruce, 1-1; 4-2; 5-l; 

6-29 
Brewster, David, 1-10; 2-12; 2-17; 

3-7; 3-16; 6-51 
"Brewster and the Clinical 

Detection of Corneal 
.Anomalies , Sir David," 
2-17 

Briceno, Eduardo, 5-41 
Bridgman, Charles, 7-19; 7-21 
"Brillenglasser mit Verstell-

barer und Bleitender 
Optischer Wirkung Lo 
Teil, II 6-46 

Briscoe, Leverne, 1-11 
British Journal 
of Ophthalmology, 6-11 
'of Physiological Optics, 7-64 
British Medical Association, 

5-40; 10-59 
British Ophthalmic Opticians, 

5-40 
British Optical Association, 3-3 

Army Spectacle Scheme of 1915, 
5-40 

Library, 4-45 
Library and Museum Catalogues, 

1-20 
Museum, 10-52 

British Optical History, 10-53 
British Optical Societies, 10-53 
British Opticians, 10-50 
British Optometrists, 4-14 
Bromberg, Abraham, 3-37 
Bronson, L.D., 4-33; 6-46; 

7-24 
Bronze Star Medal, 3-4 

Brook-Taylor, R., 4-19 
Brow-band spectacles, 8-70 
Brown, C.H., 7-13; 7-38; 7-86 
Brown, Earl J., 7-73; 10-50 
Brown, Edward, 10-33 
Brown, John J., 6-29 
Hr•owr1, Hoy, -ll1-~"i'( 

Brown, Walter F'., b-25 
Brown, Walter I., 2-18 
Brown, Winfield, 1-14; 9-12; 9-33 
Browne, Howard, 6-26 
Brown's Scrap Book, 7-13 
Bruce, Gordon, 10-56 
Bryan, Wendell, 4-58 
Bryan, William, 3-5 
Bucklin, C.A., 9-20 
Buddha, Gautarna, 4-11 
Buddha Teaching, 4-10 
Buffalo Optometric Society, 9-4 
Buffon, 5-22 
Bugroee, L.W., 3-10-11 
Building Optometry, 9-4 
Bull, Edward, 2-17 
Bunyan, Paul, 6-15 
Bur, 'Ihe, 7-73 
Burch, 4-50 
Burchardt, May, 7-22 
Burgess, Stanley, 4-39; 5-l; 6-29 
Burian, Hermann, 6-47 
Burnett, Henry, 4-18 
"Burning Glass" 5-21 ' ' Burn's Amaurosis (see Amaurosis) 
Burns, John, 6-48 
Bursua, R.C., 4-39; 5-l; 6-29 
Burt, Struthers, 3-31 
Burton, H.E., 3-12 
Business Horizons, 3-12 
Business Meeting, 8-55 
Buve, Magnus, 8-11 
By-laws (O.H.S.), 1-2 

c 

"Cabinet Physique de M. Bonnier de la 
Mosson, Le," 6-8 

Cain, E.J., 7-20 
Caj al, Santiago y, 5-42 
Calderon, Jose, 6-45 
California Optometric Association, 1-7 
Canada, optometric history, 9-57 
Canadian Journal of Optometry, 2-5; 2-15; 

6-6 . 
Canadian Optometrist, 4-22 
Canales, Angel, 5-l 



Cantrell, Cecil, 4-37 
Cape Sable Historical Society, 

2-5 
Caplan, Lester, l-1; 3-37; 4-2; 

5-2; 6-30; 
Capone, Al, 6-26 
Capuchins, the, 5-7 
Carle Clinic Association, 4-37 
Carlson, Aileen, 9-30 
Carpi, Leo~, 9-21 
Carrel, Alexis, 5-19 
Carter, Robert, 6-9-10 
Cartoons, 7-69-72; 8-32-33 

9-50; 9-56; 10-2 
advertisements, 7-68-69 

Casals, Olivella, 7-21 
"Case History - the Development 

of Optometry," 6-1 
Cassville and Exeter Railroad, 7-17 
Castelli, B., 8-62 
Castroviejo, Ramon, 5-40 
Categories of Hue in Infancy, 7-22 
Cataract, 4-26; 9-8 
extraction, 7-87; 8-1 
incipient, 4-54 
minifying lens, 6-21 
surgery, 7-37; 7-87; 8-2; 8-25 
treatment, 9-8; 9-48; 9-65 

Catcher, New York Giants, 3-9 
Caterett, E.C., 8-4 
Cauterizing, 9-9 
"Centenary of Retinoscopy, A," 

5-39 
"Centennial of Light," 10-15 
"Center and Surround," 6-15 
Central London Ophthalmic Hospital, 

4-54 
"Century of Ophthalmic Service," 

7-35 
Chamberlain, Willis, 7-44 
Chamberlin, Clarence, 3-15 
Chamberlin, Elizie, 3-15 
Chambers-Inskeep Company, 5-41 
Chambers, Sam, 5-41 
Chang, T.C., 2-5, 2-15, 3-1, 

3-36; 4-2; 5-2; 6-30 
"Charles Sheard: Optometry's 

Brightest Star," 3-15 
Charter Member, 1-11 
Chase, A.R., 3-40 
Chattanooga News - Free Press, 

6-26 
Cheatham, L., 7-45 
Cheatham, William, 10-64 
Checks, membership, 101 
"Chemist Optician, The" 1-8 

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Chiasm, Optic, 4-56 
Cnicago Historical Society, 6-11 
Chinese Optical, 2-16 
Christensen, Paul, 7-4; 

7-6-8; 7-13-14 
collection, 7-13 

Christianson, s., 7-85 
Christmas-New Year's Card, 3-17 
Churchman, William, 5-20 
Cinco, Claro, 5-24; 6-30; 

7-16 
Cinematogr>aphy, fundus, 7-86 
Cisler, Walker, 10-15 
Citadons, 3-4 
City University Department 

of Optometry and 
Visual Science, 9-9 

City University Library 
(London), 9-9 

Ciuffreda, Kermeth, 10-74 
Civil War Times Illustrated, 

8-65 
Claire, Helen, 8-72 
Claribel Series~ 8-32 
Clark, J.H., 7-~4-45 
Clark, J.S., 6-26; 7-19 
Clark, Kitty, 6-16 
Clark, Thomas, 9-9 
Classics in Psychology, 6-7 
Cleveland Optical Company, 

7-40 
Cline, David, 4-39; 5-2; 

6-30; 6-48 
Clinical Refraction and Visual 

Science, 8-27; 8-55 
"Clinical Use of Prisms , " 

9-11 
"Cle:vage de la Profession vu 

par les Ueux d 'un 
Opticien," 5-39 

Clock Makers, 6-41 
Cluxton, Mariette, 3-11 
Cobalt Blue Light, 7-36 
Cobb, Stephen, 10-12 
Cobban, Alfred, 6-8 
Cobean, James, 9-52 
Memorial Award, 9-52 

"Codex Atlanticus " 5-33 
Cohen, Allen, 5-34-35 
Cohen, Ho, 7-44 
Coins, 8-7 
Cole, A.H., 3-7 
Cole, B.L., 5-11 
Cole, John, 4-45; 5-39; 6-47 
Colebrook (George) Prize, 4-37 
Coleman, James, 3-2 



Colerrnn, Theodore, 5-21 
Collection (Private), 5-30 
College of Optometry, Southern, 

7-1 
Collins, H.B., 9-10 
Collins Research Medal, 9-10 . 
Collision Automobile, 7-16 
Colloqualisms, 3-10 
Collyria, 10-74 
Cologne Augenoptik School, 7-25 
Colonial 
doctor, 4-31 
optics, 4-30 

Colonies, American, 6-1; 6-9 
"Color and its Applications," 

9-10 
Color Blindness, 8-20-21; 9-11 
Color Description (history), 

10-53 
"Color Discrimination Among 

Tribal Africans," 5-32 
Color Engineering, 1-17 
"Color Essays," 10-53 
Color Perception, 10-12 
history, 10-53 

Color Thoery (History), 10-12; 
10-73 

Color Vision, 4-13; 10-4 
history, 10-70 

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Colorado Optometric Association, 5-2 
Colored Glass, 9-7; 9-17; 9-48 
Colored Lenses, 9-8; 9-65 
"Colour and Colour Theories," 6-7 
Columbia, optometry at, 3-42; 9-63 
Committee, American Optometric 

Association History, 7-1 
Committee for Physiological Optics 

of the Academy of Science in 
the U.S.S.R., 4-6 

Committee (O.H.S.), 1-4 
on meetings, 3-33 
on membership, 3-33 
on nominations and elections, 4-1 

Committee on Industrial Lighting 
of the National Research 
Council, 5-29 

Committee on Public and Professional 
Relations, 3-33 

Corrmonwealth Optometrist, 8-23 
Communis, 2-17 
"Compleate System of Opticks," 

4-50 
Comstock (George) Scholarship 

Foundation, 3-19 
Concaves, 9-5 

"Concerning the Adolf Lomb Optical 
Optical Library at the 
University of Virginia," 5-15 

Conference on Physiological Optics, 
4-6 

Conference on Reading, 7-41 
Congress, Library of, 7-24 
Congres Periodique International 

D'Ophthalmologie, 3-17 
Congressional Legislation, 10-43 
Conner, Charles, 9-48 
Conners, Nellie, 10-62 
"Conservation of Vision and Modern 

Optometry, The," 7-24 
Constellation, 7-83 
Consultant, Visual, 7-17 
Contact Lens, 3-18; 4-16; 4-35; 4-55; 

4-57; 6-26; 7-19; 7-21; 7-33; 
7-36 

ads, 7-20 
design, 8-29 
history, 6-40; 7-2; 9-33; 9-52; 

10-28; 10-32; 10-71 
scleral, 6-21 
soft, 6-50 
solutions, 7-20 
technique, 7-21 
texts, 7-21 

Contact Lens Service, Inc, 7-20 
Contact Lens Specialists, International 

Society of, 6-40 
Contact Lenses to ILAMO, 7-19 
Contact, 6-41 
Conte, Le Hall, 4-7 
Conte, Joseph Le, 4-6-7 
Contour Studies, Corneal, 7-18 
Contributions, 1-1; 1-21; 4-36-36; 

4-39; 5-7; 5011; 6-16; 6-2 
Convergence, 2-20 
Convexes, 9-5 
Cooke, Sarah, 10-36 
Copernicus, Nikolaus, 4-16 
Cordwainers, 7-83 
Cornea, 4-26; 4-35; 6-47 
contour studies, 7-18 
deformation, 6-50 
flattener, 6-22 
molds, 7-19 
restorer, 6-22; 7-40 

Correspondence (O.HoS.), 1-2; 1-5 
Correspondence Course, 7-13 
Corresponding Secretary of Pennsylvania, 

3-37 
Corson, Richard, 4-45 
Cossa, Francesco del, 8-73 



Costabile, John, 4-37 
Cotes, Roger, 9-50 
"Country Gentleman, fue," 8-60 
Courrnettes, Henry, 4-10 
Course, Correspondence, 7-13 
Courtney, G.R., 1-12 
Covell, Harry, 2-20 
Cox. George, 4-19 
Memorial lectures, 4-18-20; 

Cox, Grace, 4-37 
Cox, Maurice, 5-26-27 
Cozzens, Charles, 4-17 
CR 39, 8-44 
Craven, Geraldine, 9-30 
Croatian Ophthalrnics, 10-15 
Crooke, William, 5-8 
Crookes, 7-10 
Cross, Andrew J., 1-14; 2-14; 2-20 

3-28; 4-52-53 
Memorial prize, 3-19 
tree, 4-52-53; 5-9 

Cross-Cylinder Test, 7-26 
Cross-eyed, 8-22 
orangutan, 4-59 

Crossed-Cylinder, 8-11 
Crown Glass, 8-10 
Crurn, Penn, 6-30 
Crundall, Eric, 5-39; 6-30; 8-65 

8-75 
Druse, Lyle, 7-16 
Cryoextraction, 8-25 
Crystalline, 9-5 
burnous , 4-26 

Crystallographer, 6-41 
Culver, Edward, 4-10 
Culver, Eric, 4-20-22 
Culver, Lily, 4-21 
Cumming, William, 9-26 
Cummings, E.I., 5-10 
Cuppers, Curt, 7-86 
"Cure of Imperfect Sight by 

Treatment Without Glasses," 
8-17 

Curtis, Ethelred, 9-32 
Cyclopaedia, 9-1 
"Cyclopaedia, or Universal 

Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, 
and Literature, rrhe," 9-1 

Cylimer laps, 7-46 
Cylindrical Concave Glasses, 4-61 

D 

Dablemor~, Earl, 3-15; 3-22; 3-31; 
4-2; 4-51; 5-2; 6-30; 7-22 

-82-

Dablemont, Maria, 1-1; 1-5-7 
1-14; 1-19; 1-25; 2-2; 
2-9; 2-11; 3-1; 3-4; 3-14; 
3-28; 4-1-2; 4-34; 4-50; 
6-37; 6-40; 7-1; 7-19; 
7-22; 7-26; 7-27; 8-1; 
8-13; 8-27; 8-55; 8-57; 
9-1; 9-17; 9-35; 10-1; 
10-17; 

Dag. R.S., 3-11 
Dailey, Ray, 10; 66 
Dale, William, 4-37 
Dalton, John, 5-33; 8-20-21 
Daltonism, 8-20-21 
Damon (Albert) Love Scholarships , 

5-12 
Daniels, Howard, 10-65 
Danish 
Ophthalmological Society, 7-6 
Optical Association, 7-5; 7-7 
Optical School, the, 7-5; 7-7 
Optometric History, 7-4 
Optometry, 7-13-14 
Watchmakers Association, 7-14 

Danmarks Optiker Forening, 7-8 
Dark Adaptation, 6-28 
Dartmouth Eye Institute, 3-41; 

6-47 
Darwin, Charles, 9-51 
"Darwinism Reconsidered," 9-3L1 
"Das Optische lVIu.seurn in 

Oberkochen Wurtternber~, 11 

4-34 
Daubs, Jack, 4-40; 5-2; 6-30 
Davey, John, 6-47; 9-57 
Davey, Hugh, 9-57 
Davidson, D.C., 9-42; 9-54 
da Vinci, Leonardo (see also 

Vinci, da), 3-18; 7-24; 
9-52 

Davis, Samuel, 9-21 
Davis, Steven, 2-15 
Dawson (J. Stephen) Memorial 

Awards, 10-52 
Day, Robert, 1-23; 4-2; 5-2; 

5-32; 6-30 
Deafness, 7-22 
De Aspectibus, 8-39 
De Bolt, MoL., 1-23 
Decagon Ophthalmoscope, 9-4 3 
I):~c0Ufnl Vlew, 8-lll 
~d\.cr, (Hobert !!~.) Memorial 

Fund, 3-19 
de Cola, Aldo, 9-64 
Defects, sight, 4-35 



Degrave, Lue, 1-11; 4-2; 5-2; 
6-30 

deLacey, P.R., 2-8 
de LaJoue, Jacques (see LaJoure, 

de) 
Delamorton, Robert, 4-58 
Della Magia Naturale, 9-5 

-83-

Della Porta, Ao (see also Porta), 
10-35 

De Mille, Cecil (see Auto-
biography) 

Demler, James, 5-2 
Dempsey, Philip, 7-21 
Denny, Roy, 6-24; 6-27; 7-12; 

7-16 
Department of Ophthalmology: 

The Eye in Aviation, 2-21 
Deportation, 9-47 
Deputy Director, 1-24 
Der Augenspiegel (see Augen-

spiegel) 
Descartes, 5-33 
Des elms, Omar, 8-51 
Deshpande, P.J., 7-87 
"Design of 17th Century French 

Spectacles," 5-32 
Desmond, Daniel, 4-11; 10-48 
Deutsch Optischen Wochenschrift, 

4-34 
Deutsche Ophthalmologische 

Gesellschaft, 5-8 
de Valdez (see Valdez, de) 
Developmental Sequence of Instru-

rents, 4-5 
Devyln, Frank, 3-19 
Dewali, 8-2 
Dewey, John, 3-11 
Dezeng, Henry, 9-29 
phoropter, 9-3 
standard company, 9-29 

"Diagnosis and Treatment of 
Diseases of the Eye," 9-11 

"Diagnostic Examination of the 
Eye," 2-9 

Dialing, 7-75 
Diamond Drill, 7-45 
Dickinson, Frank, 4-14; 6-40-41; 

7-20; 10-37 
Dickson, Inez, 8-24 
Dickson, J.R. Jro, 1-8; 2-7; 

6-30; 8-24 
Dickson, J.R. Sr., 8-24 
"Die Brille der Mormonen-, 11 

6-17 
"Die Brillenverkaufer in Alter 

Zeit," 4-34 
"Die Brillenverkauferin von 

Heemskerk, 4-34 

"Die Geschichte des Zielfernrohrs," 
7-24 

"Die Sehhifle im Wandel der Jabr Hunierte," 
4-12; 6-17; 7-23 

"Die Taucherbrillen des Leonardo da Vinci," 
7-24 

Dikanskaya, Eugenia, 6-49 
Dikta, 10-7 
Dingler, Dave, 7-11 
Dioceltian, Emperor, 8-8 
Dioptric Review, 8-64 
Directory of AOA (1st ed.), 9-10 
Discorso Sopra La Vista, 8-61 
Diseased Lid, 4-35 
"Dispatch, The," 5-37 
"Dispensing Optician, The," 3-11 
Dittmer, Arthur, 6-2; 6-21 
Diving glasses, 7-24 
Dixon, Herbert, 9-21 
"Dobson Concentrator, The," 4-54 
"Dobson Concentrator, The," 4-54 
"Doctor Bryson," 1-16 
"Dr. C.H. Williams Lantern for Testing 

Color Sense," 8-43 
"Dr. John," 4-16 
Doldrums of Ophthalmology, 7-37 
Doloff, Bertram, 5-30 
collection, 5-30 

Donations, 4-36; 4-37; 4-45; 5-12 
Donders, Franz Cornelis, 2-17; 3-28; 4-50 

7-5; 7-14; 7-18; 9-11; 9-51 
Dorn, V o, 10-15 
Downing, Augustus, 10-50 
Draper, Linqa, 6-16 
Drawer, Cabinet, 10-40 
Drucker, Peter, 10-32 
Dues, 1-3, 2-2 
Dugdale, R.E., 3-3 
Duke-Elder, 8-17 
Dulles, John, 3-11 
Duncker, Johann, 5-38 
Dupuis, Sulvio, 1-23; 4-2; 5-2; 6-30 
Dupuis, Toon, 7-14 
Duverger, Camille, 7-85 
Dvorine, Israel, 8-12; 9-12; 9-32 
Dyslectic Lapses, 5-42 
D,yslexia, 4-7; 9-31 
D,yslexiacs, 5-42 
Dzieje Okulistyki, 4-17 

E 

Ear horn, 8-73 
Earhart, .Amelia, 6-25 
Earlham College, 10-36 
"Earliest Exclusive Optometric Periodical?", 

9-18 



Earliest lenses, 3-29 
Early American men of science, 

7-74-75 
Early American Spectacles, 

4-33; 6-46; 7-24 
"Early History of Optometry in 

Maryland, the," 9-12 
Early schools, 8-18 
Early spectacles and instru-

ments, 4-33 
Eastman, Goerge, 3-11 
Eaton, Allen, 10-35 
Everhardt, John, 2-9 
Everl, Marguerite, 3-15 
Ecclesiasticus, 2-1 
Eciolaza, J. Soto, 7-21 
Eclip;:;e, 8-30 
Ecole Superieur d'Optometrie, 

7-33 
Eddy, Mary Baker, 10-35 
Edison (Thomas) Foundation, 

10-15 
Edison, Thomas, 7-10; 10-15 
Education (Optical) 8-30-31 
Edwards, I. 9-49 
Egan, Elizabeth, 3-20; 4-40; 

5-2; 6-30 
Eganhouse, J.G., 7-42 
Egyptian Legend, 4-56 
Ehlers, Holger, 7-6 
Ehrenberg (Rudolph) Memorial 

Classroom, 4-57 
Eichhorst, Thomas, 3-13 
Eidola and Simulacra, 8-39 
"18th Century Europe in the Age 

of Enlightenment , " 6-8 
"18th Century Optical Instrument 

Mailers," 6-41 
Eimer, Ernest, 2-20 
"Ein Leseglas vor 3500 Jahren," 

7-24 
Einstein, Albert, 10-52 
"Einstein's Researches on the 

Nature of Light," 10-52 
Eisenhart, M. Herbert, 10-74 
Eisenhower, Julie, 5-28 
Eldridge, Colin J., 8-15; 8-65 

10-56 
Elections (04H.S.), 1-3; 2-11; 

3-1; 3-21; 4-29; 5-23; 
5-l; 6-1; 637; 7-26; 
9-1 

Electronic Optometric history, 4-56 
"Elements of Geology," 4-7 
Elkstrom, Daniel, 8-10 
Ellerbrock, Vince, 7-19 
Ellis Island, 8-68; 9-2; 9-28 

9-44 

-84-

El Optometrista, 3-39 
Elsmere, Jane, 5-19 
Elstein, M.V., 4-7 
Emerson, A.H., 4-10 
Emerson, Stanley, 4-10 
Emmert's Law, 3-28 
Emperor Chow, 2-16 
Empiricism, 8-67 
Encyclopedia of Philadelphia, 

3-37 
Engelking, Ernst, 10-70 
Engelmann, Otto, 4-2; 4-13; 

4-58-59; 5-2; 6-30 
England, 4-31 
~7th century, 10-16 

Enoch, Jay, 6-21 
Enriquez de Alemany, Syra, 6-45 
"Entopics with its Uses in 

Physiology and Medicine," 
1-10 

Epaphi, 7-20 
Ephraim, Rev., 5-7-8 
Episcleral vessels, 6-2 
Epstein, William, 3-7 
Equipment 

antique, 4-33 
photographic, 4-9 
refracting, 4-34 

Equity no. 254, 3-42 
Ernst, Abbe, 7-33 
Escole d'Optometrie ~University 

de Montreal, 4~3 
Escuela Superior de Optometria 

de Venezuela, 5-41 
"Essay, The," 4-56 
Essay on the Nature and the Con­

sequences of Anomalies of 
Refraction, 9~11 

Essay on Vision, Briefly Explai~ 
ing the Fabric of the Eye 
and the Nature of Vision, 8-2 

Estrada Memorial Awards, 5-31 
"Ether of Space," 4-50 
Ethics, 7-53-54 
Ettles Memorial Lecture, 7-63-64 
Euclid, 3-12 
Eure, Spurgeon, 3-33; 4-2; 5-2 

5-10; 5-17; 5-31; 6-30 
"Eureka," 5-21 
Evans , Alona, 4-8 
Evil Eye, 4-10; 9-50 
Evil magic, 4-10 
"Evolution of a Profession, The," 

4-6 
Evolution of the Ophthalmic Optics 

Practitioner," 6-47; 7-83 
"Evolutionary History of the Eye," 

9-34 



Ewalt, H. Ward, 1-1; 3-33; 4-2 
5-2; 6-30 

Ewing, J. Ralph, 7-56 
Executive Board, 3-1; 4-1; 4-29 

5~17; 5-23; 6-1; 
"Experiments and Considerations 

Touching Colors," 9-11 
Extraocular Muscles, 10-74 
Eye, 4-26; 4-56; 4-60; 6-5 

7-2; 8-8; 8-67 
clinic, 4-14 
diseases, 4-31; 6-18 
examination, 4-13 
of RA 4-43 
surgery, 5-40 
symbols, 4-10; 4-56 
test, 8-7-8 
tester, 5-13 

-85-

"Eye and the Haematologist, 'Ihe," 
4-20 

"Eye Clinic of the University of 
Zurich," 6-47 

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat 
Monthly, 2-14; 7-20 

Eyeglasses, 4-32; 5-15; 6-4; 
7-23-24; 7-75; 8-69; 

antique, 4-45; 5-18; 6-43; 
7-37; 7-75; 

on stamps, 3-11 
"Eyeglasses: Fads and Fashions 

in Spectacles, " 10-20 
"Eyeglasses of the Presidents, 

2-15 
"Eyes in Health and Disease -

Spectacles, Their Use and 
Abuse, Our," 5-4 

"Eyes of Liberty," 7-76 
"Eyes of the President," 8-11 
Eyewear, Illustrations, 4-45 
Ezell, W.C., 6-30 

F 

Fachschule Fur Augenoptik 
Hennann Pistor, 10-20 

Fachschule fur Optiker, 5-37 
Fair, Ron, 4-2 
Family Library, 'Ihe, 3-8 
Fantascope, 8-34 
Farley, James, 6-25 
"Farmyard Gathering," 5-8 
"Far-Sighted Forefathers," 8-16 
"Fashions in Eye Glasses," 4-45 
Fast, Dan 9-54 
"Father of American Ophthalmology, 

10-55 

"Father of Optics," 3-38 
"Father of Physiological and Geometrical 

Optics, 3-38 
Fee schedule 8-26 
Feehan, Timothy, 3-40 
Feinbloom, William, 6-21; 7-20; 7-21; 

7-35; 10-54 
scleral contact lens, 4-55 

Fellow 
of the British Optical Association, 

8-71 
of the Royal Academy of Sciences, 8-16 
of the Royal Society, 4-10 
of the Scottish Association of Opticians, 

8-71 
of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle 

Makers, 4-21; 8-71 
Fellowship (O.H.S.), 1-3 
Ferguson, Jane, 8-23 
Ferguson, S~C., 4-60 
Fess Bill, 10-43 
Festival of the Lights, 8-2 
"Few Odd Books, A," 4-50 
Field Glass Peddler, 7-23 
"Fifty Years of Optometric Progress," 

4-13 
Finances (O.H.S.), 7-26 
Fincham, Walter, ·-8-43; 9-9 
Findley, Paul, 8-65 
Finhelstein, Isadore, 2-19 
Finkelman, E.M., 4-2; 5-2; 5-10 
Fires, 4-48 
"First American Ophthalmology Textbook," 

9-33 
"First Formal Business Meeting," 8-55 
Fischer, Andy, 4-18 
Fish, Hamilton, 6-25 
Fisher, E.J., 2-5; 4-23; 4-35-36; 4-40 

4-45; 5-2; 6-30; 8-69; 9-1; 9-29 
9-42-43; 9-58; 9-60 

Fisher, Harold, 6-28 
Fishman, Ronald, 4-35 
Fitch, Albert, 9-1 
Memorial Library Fund, 3-19 

Fitting of Spectacles, 7-14 
"Flaxseeds in Ophthalmic Folk Medicine," 

2-13 
Fleck, Heinrich, 9-15 
Fleetwood, Judy, 8-57 
Fletcher, Robert, 4-20; 9-9 
Flick, c.s., 4-17; 8-7; 9-59; 
Flint Glass, 8-10 
Fluorescein 

angiography, 7-86 
light, 7-36 

Flynn, Brian, 5-11; 5-24; 6-30 



"Focus, 'll1e," 9-20 
Foerster, Richard, 6-28 
Following gaze, 906 
illusion, 8-64 

Folsom, Laurence, 10-71 
Fonda, Gerald, 6-11 
Fondazione Giergio Ronchi, 

(see Ronchi) 7-18 
"Fore Eyes," 10-63 
Foreign body (Eye), 9-10 
Foremost technological aids to 

learning, 8-69 
Forrest, James, 5-40 
"Fortunes of Nigel," 10-16 
Foster, Hohn, 5-15 
Foster, Lawrence, 1-12; 4-27 
Founding members (O.H.S.), 1-1 
"Four Eyes," 10-63 
Fox, David, 5-16 
Frames (see also spectacles), 

4-24; 4-55 
France, 3-34 
Francioli, Rudy, 3-34; Ll-2; 

4-36; 5-2 
Francois, Jacob, 9-34 
Franklin, Benjamin, 4-10; 5-33 ; 

8-28; 10-23 
Fraser, Ian, 7-85 . 
Fraunhofer, Joseph von (see 

also von Franuhofer), 
7-24; 8-31 

F.R.C.S. 7-64 
Freeberg, Dale, 6-22 
"Freedom of the Company," 8-16 
Frescura, Angelo, 10-34 
Frescura, UGO, 3-35; 4-2; 5-2 

6-30 
Fresnel, 5-33 
Friang, Waldemar, 3-35 
Frick, George, 9-33; 10-55 
F.ciedman, M.P., 8-4 
"Friem in Disguise, A," 6-28 
Fryer, Colin, 7-33; 8-34; 9-59 

. 10-19 
"Fundamentals of an Ideal Optometric 

Practice," 8-66 
Fundus, 7-86 
photography, 9-15; 9-29; 10-59 

Fuog, Harry, 3-6 
G. , .Tulio Moros, l-IW 
Uallm, 10-J;,> 
Galey, ~1orris, 3-l 
Galilean Telescope, 6-21 
Galilee, 9-6 
Gall, Julius, 8-30 
Gall and Lembke Firm, 8-30 

-86-

Gambacorta, Hubert, 3-18 
Gandhi, Mahatma, 3-11 
Garcia, Abel, 4-37 
Garcia, Carlos, 7-17 
Garcia-Margarida, Luis, 4-2; 5-2; 

6-30 
Garlic, 6-28 
Gartner, Winfried, 8-31 
Gassen, Walter, 1-10; 4-26; 

4-36; 7-85 
Gathercole, F.H., 1-1; 1-5; 4-2; 

5-2 . 
Gauss, Carl F., 5-33; 9-32 
Gedeon, A., 7-40-41 
Genealogy of the Review of Optometry, 

9-20 
"Genese de L'Invention de 1a 

Skiascopie," 6-47 
"Geneva Glasses," 10-40 
Gentz, Willimn, 8-68; 9-28 
George, H.M., 7-83 
Georg1a Optometric Association, 

6-30 
Gerver, Paul, 8-11 
Germony, Arthur, 6-7 
Gershun, A. , 3-31 
tube, 3-31 

Gerson, G.H., 8-29 
Gerstman, DaPiel, 6~50 
"Geschichte der Augenheilkunde," 

10-33 
Getman, G.H., 3-30; 8-25 
Gibson, Benjailin, 5-19 
Gibson, (H.W.) Prize, 4-37 
Gifford, Edward, 4-10 
Gilberd, Henry, 4-19 
medal recipients 
Gilbe~t, Madison, 6-30 
Giles, George, 4-20; 7-11; 7-25; 

10-53 
Memorial Auditorium, 4-39 
Memor~al Fund, 3-19 
Memorial Theatre, 4~20 
Research Trust in Scotland, 

4-5'7 
Giles~ Ivy, 4-38; 4-57; 6-31 

8-42 
Giraud-Tealon, 3-17 
Glass, 5-25 
~ol OYY'd, 0-7-R 
lcgumt~~;, ~)-'> 

Glasses (see also spectacles), 
4-13; 4-27; 6-7; 7-11; 
7-16; 7-22; 9-14 

diving, 7-24 
invention of, 8-10 



Glaucoma, 4-26 
absolute, 1-20; 6-49 

"Glazed Goods Iaw, 11 6-7 
Glosser, William, 1-23 
Gobar, Franklin, 0-4 
Joethe, von (see also von 

Goethe) 
color theory, 3-19 

Gogh, Van (see van Gogh) 

~87-

Gold f-1edal· (of the Distinguished 
Service Foundation of 
Optometry) , 7-76 

Goldmann, H., 10-73 
Golf Histt)ry, 10-64 
Gomez, Alberto de la Mora, 

3-19 
Goruoscopy- history, 10-55 
Gonzalez (Justo) Memorial 

Awards, 5-31 
Gonzalea, Rafael, 6-45 
Goodrich, Chauncy, 6-51; 

8-60-61 . 
Gorbea, Jorge, 4-40 
Gordon, Felton, 5-22 
Gordon, Steven, 4-56-58 
Gore, E.L., 10-66 
Goss, David, 9-62 
Goto, Baron Shinpei, 10-48 
Gowdy, Hank, 3-9 
Gradle, Harry, 5-42 
Graefe, von (see also von 

Graefe), 5-37; 8-67 
Graham, Rovert, 8-69 
Grainger, Joseph, 3-38; 4-22 
Grant, Roderick, 6-31 
Grants, 4-22 
Graphs, 8-3 
Gratten, Paul, 5-2; 5-19; 

6-31 
Graves, John, 4-16 
Gray, John, 8-60 
Great Dipper, 8-7-8 
Greer,, Dr., 4-34 
"Greek Theories of Elementary 

Cognition," 4-50 
Greeley, Horace, 3-11 
Greeman, Nelson, 10-67 
Green, Anthony, 4-43 
Green Glass, 9-8 
Green, John, 5-40 
Green, W., 5-7 
Greenie, the, 7-37 
Greenspoon, Reuben, 4-37; 7-2 

1-6 
Gregg, James, 1-6; 1-12; 3-1; 

3-34; 4-1-2; 5-2; 5-13; 

5-23; 5-26-26; 6-1; 6-22; 6-31 
7-26; 7-27; 9-10 

Grey glass, 9-6 
Griffin, John, 9-52; 10-28 
Griffith, Clarence, 3-22 
Binocular Visual Anomalies Clinic, 3-22 

Griot, Melles, 8-22 
Groffman, Sich1ey, 7-76; 8-2 
"Gross of Green Spectacles, A," 2-13; 9-59 
Grosvenor, T~, 4-19 
Grottaferrata Monks, 5-33 
Grove, Arthur, 6-46 
Guenveur, R.L., 4-40; 5-2; 6-31 
Guerra, Francisco, 4-30 
Guild, Spectacle Makers, 7-24 
Guildcraft, 7-35; 8-30 
Guilleman, Jacques, 6-49 
GurnpeJmayer, Theo, 6-41; 9-1 
Gunsights, 7-24 
Gustav V, King, 3-11 
Gyorff.y, s., 7-21 
Gyorff.y, T., 7-68 

H 

f~, Emile, 10-28; 10-32 
Haasner, Lilo, 9-16 
Haberdashers, 8-16 
Haffner, Leon, 6-31 
Hague, The, 9-6 
Haine, Charles, 9-27; 9-29 
Hakim Mohammed Said, 3-38 
Hale, Jack, 1-11; 4-2; 4-9; 5-2; 6-31; 

8-51-52 
Hall, Clifford, 7-20 
Hall, Richard, 7-40; 10-68; 
Hamblin, Paul, 5-38 
Hamblin, Theodore, 7-4 
Hamard National Foundation, 3-38 
Hamilton, John, 5-19 
Hamilton, Virginia van der Veer, 6-25 
Hamiltonian, The, 9-17 
Hammon, James, 3-14; 3-29; 3-42 
Optical Machine l\1anufactm.,ing Company· 

3-42 
Hammond Optical Parlors, 8-70 
Handedging Stone, 7-47-48 
"Handbook for Opticians," 6-4 
"R-1Jld.book of Perception, 11 8-4 
Hansen, Johan, 3-35 
Hanukkah' 8-3 
Haptic Lenses, 4-16 
Hardy, s.c., 4-27 
Hardy, W.E., 4-27; 4-35 
Hannon, Paul, 3-5 



Harper's Weekly, 6-23 
Harrison, Benjamin, 9-6 
Hartley, Harold, 6-51 
Hartrid.ge, Gustavus, 9-10 
Harvard University, 5-30 
"Hat Es In Nurnberg Eine 

Brillenmacherzunft 
Gegeben?", 7-24 

Haughton, A.C., 4-37 
Haugwitz, Thilo von, 4-34; 7-84 
Hawkins, Issac, 8027-29 
Hay, James, 1-22 
Hay, William, 10-72 
Hayes (Samuel) Research Library, 

10-7 
Hayne, Donald, 4-51 
Hays , Norman, 6-6-7 
"Headache and the Optician," 4-21 
Headaches, 9-4 
Headbands, 9-7 
"Heard Around the Salt Pan," 3-10 
Heath, Gordon, 1-12; 1-18 
Heather, Fred, 4-18 
Heather, Jerome, 4-17; 4-37; 4-40 

5-3; 10-2 
Heddeman, Ruth, 4-37 
Heemskerk, Martin, 4-34 
Heidelberg University Eye Clinic, 

4-28 
Heilprin, Issac, 7-84 
Heine, Leopold, 7-34 
Helden, Albert van (see also van 

Helden), 9-6 
Helmholtz, Hermann von (see also 

von Helmholtz), 4-50; 5-33 
5-41; 7-9-10; 7-18; 8-67; 
9-25 

Henao R., Hernando, 6-31 
Henderson, F.L., 9-10 
Henning, Stig, 3-35 
Henry VII, 3-12 
Henry, Patrick, 3-11; 7-76 
Henry, William, 2-19 
Hering, Ewald, 3-17; 6-15 
Heritage, 4-38; 4-45; 4-48; 

4-50; 5-38; 5-39; 6-47; 
7-13 

"Heritage of Applied Optics, The," 
4-36 

"Heritage 1," 5-39 
"Heritage 2," 5-39 
"Heritage 13," 5-39 
"l!tc1'Illarm PistoP !:tml Gedanken," 

7-25 
Hernandez, Roberto, 4-40; 5-3; 

6-46 

-88-

Herringrnan, Henry, 9-12 
Herschel, John, 6-50; 9-8; 9-52 
on contact lenses, 4-35 

Herschel, William, 9-30 
Hertz, Henrich, 7-9-10 
Hertz, Johanna, 7-10 
Hessler, Herbert, 4-28 
Hicks, Gilbert, 10-6 
Hideyo, Noguchi, 9-28 
Hieronymous, 7-23 
Higginbotham, T. S. , 7-60 
Higher Education, Indiana Commission 

for, 6-37 
Hill, Adrian, 6-44 
Hill, Lister, (see Lister Hill) 
Hillard, J.R., 1-1 
Hillebrand, 3-42 
Himlay, K., 9-11 
Hind, Harry' 7-21 
Hindenburg, Marshall von, 7-33 
Hindi Cartoon, 9-50 
Hinkle, Norman, 1-23 
Hire, La (see La Hire) 
Hirsch, Monroe, 4-20; 4-40; 5-3; 

5-26-27; 6-31; 7-13 
Hirschberg, Julius, 10-33 
Hirschmann, Henry, 10-70 
Hislop, Jean, 4-54 
Hispanus, Petrus, 6-49; 7-67 
Historical 

collection, optometric, 4-55 
collections, 10-14 
facts, 7-43-61 
interest, 1-2; 3-9 
tidbits, 3-13 
writing, 1-2; 3-9 

History 
AOA, 9-10 
bifocal, 4-9 
committee, AOA, 1-25; 7-1 
contact lenses, 4-35; 10-32 
Danish optometric, 7-4 
eye massage 4-54 
eyeglasses, Vol. 1 Supplement 
in Japan, 1-15 

keratoplasty, 6-49 
Maryland optometry, 9-12 
ophthalmology, 9-10 
ophthalmoscope, 3-18 
optics, 8-10 
optometric, 7-23 
current articles, 6-46-47 

optometry, fi-1; 6-4 
optometry in New Han1pshire, 9-12 
Puerto Rico- Optometric, 4-38 
spectacles (see also spectacles) 

4-35 



synoptophores, 4-5; 4-36 
theoretical, 4-5 
visual science, 4-6; 10-55 

"History and Orientation," 5-26 
"History and Present State of 

Discoveries Relating to 
Vision Light and Colours, 
The," 4-31 

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"History of Colours Begun," 9-12 
"History of Contact Lenses, The," 

10-32 
"History of Optometry," 5-25-26 
History of Science, 9-52 
History of Science, Museum of 6-41 
History of Science Society, 9-60 
"History of the Southern Council 

of Optometrists and Its 
Woman's Auxiliary, A," 5-22 

"History of Three Color Photo-
graphy, The, " 3-19 

Hitchcock, H.M., 4-22 
Hitler, Adolf, 7-33 
Hitler Youth Movement, 7-33 
Hoag, John, 1-14 
Hoare, Arthur, 1-1; 1-6; 1-14 

2-11-12; 2-19; 3-1; 
3-5-6; 7-20 

Hoare, Barbara, 3-6 
Hoefert, Karl, 1-1; 4-2; 5-3; 

6-31 
Hoffinann, Ernst, 4-51 
Hoffinann, William, 3-1; 5-3; 

6-31 
Hofinann, F.B., 3-42; 4-2 
Hofstetter, Carl, 10-40 
Hofstetter, Henry, 1-1; 1-5; 

1-18; 2-3; 3-1; 4-1; 
4-2; 4-37; 4-44; 7-85; 
8-56-57 

Hofstetter, Susan, 3-22 
Holland, Frank, 5-9 
Holland, Philip, 5-9 
Holmes, Oliver, 10-12 
stereoscope, 10-12 

Holten, C., 7-14 
Hornmerstag, Svein, 3-35 
Honegger, Heinrich, 4-28 
Honorary Member (O.H.S.), 1-3; 

1-20 
Hood, Co, 10-73 
Hooke, Robert, 5-33; 10-24 
Hoore, Arthur, 8-57 

Hopping, Richard, 1-24; 2-9; 2-18; 4-2 
4-52; 5-3; 6-31 

Horses, blind, 5-34 
Horsey, Old, 7-16 
Hospital, Central London Ophthalmic, 

4-54 
Hospital, London Refraction, 5-38 
Hotaling, E.E., 5-26; 8-58 
Botten, J.C., 10-64 
Hougen, Harvey, 7-79; 9-54 
Houston College of Optometry, 10-65 
Houston Optical Company, 7-44 
Houston, University Library, 6-46 
Howard, J.D., 1-12; 4-3; 4-40; 5-3; 

6-31 
Howard, John N., 10-12 
Howard, J.R., 5-7 
Hubartt, R.J., 4-40; 5-6 
Huber, Jack, 8-71 
Hudson, L.L., 7-33 
Hue, in infants, 7-22 
Hugh's Medical and Surgical Infimlary 

and Eye and Ear Institute, 8-36 
Hulke, 6-51 
Hummel, Dan, 5-3; 5-14; 6-31; 7-17; 

7-76; 8-72; 9-48; 10-71 
Humphrey, Wrn., 2-13 
Hunt, E.J., 101; 1-6; 1-17; 3-16; 

3-29; 3-33; 4-3; 4-36; 5-3; 5-8; 
6-31; 8-57 

Hunt, Idella, 3-16 
Hunt, Robert, 9-6; 9-8 
Hunter, Hugh, 7-21 
Hurtes, R., 10-59 
Hussey, Lester, 1-24; 3-34; 4-3; 5-3; 

6-31 
Hutchinson, E.A., 7-81 

fellows, 7-81 
Huygens, Christian, 9-34; 10-30 
H~ratt-Woolf, Charles, 8-13 
Hyperopia, 8-28 
Hypnosis, 8-64 
in orthoptics, 8-64 

I 

"I Remember. It this Way," 5-9 
Ibn al-Haitham, 3-38; 5-30 
Ibsen, Henrik, 3-11 
Ickes, Harold, 6-25 



"Iffy certificates," 4-42 
I.L.A.M.O. (see also International 

Library, Archives, Museum of 
Optometry), 6-45; 7-1; 7-3; 
7-13; 7-16; 7-19; 7-24 

Illinois College of Optometry, 2-14; 
4-57-58; 5-12; 5-31; 6-16; 
10-62 

Illinois Society for Prevention of 
Blindness, 4-59 

Illuminating Engineering Research 
Institute (IERI), 9-55 

Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) 
9-55 

Illumination, History of, 7-4 
"Image," 1-13 
Image, retinal, 4-35 
Immigration (U.s.) , 9-28 
requirements, 9-44 
statistics, 9-44 

Imperial College of Science and 
Technology, 7-4 

"Improved Spectacle Manufacturing and 
Berlin Optical Establishment," 
7-41 

"In the Days of l"lY Youth," '6-24 
Inaugural Address, 4-6 
Incarceration, 5-7 
Incipient cataract, 4-54 
Incorporated, 3-13 
"Incredible Heritage," 8-26 
Independence Funs, 7-81 
Index 
legalized optometry, 7-30-32 
memoirs, 7-28-30 

-90-

to Prentice Book, 7-27 
Indexing publications, 10-39 
Indian Optical Institute, 9-16 

and Refraction Hospital, 9-15. 
Indian Optometrical Society, 9-15 
Indiana Commission for Higher Education 

6-37 
Indiana Historical Society, 3-21 
Indiana 
Optometric Association, 9-48 
optometric history, 10-62 
University, 1-18; 2-8; 5-17 

department of History and Philosophy 
of Science, 6-41 

School of Optometry, 6-1; 6-8-9; 
6-16; 6-37; 6-41; 9-9 

Library, 4-8; 4-24; 5-18 
Museum, 6-50 

Indianapolis Star, 3-30 
Indirect Retinoscopy, 7-49 
"Individual Research in Theoretical 

and Applied Optics," 3-28 

"Industrial Vision," 5-32 
testing, 7-14 

Infants, 7-22 
Infinity Balance, 10-54 
"Influence of the Blue Ray of 

Sunlight in Developing 
An:irral and Vegetable 
Life, the," 9-8 

Infocus, 4-17; 8-7 
Ingle, H. Gerald, 6-6 
Innervation - extraocular 

muscles, l0-74 
Inoyue, Dan, 4-18 
Inquisition, The 5-7-8 
L'Institute d'Optique Raymond 

Tibaut," 
Institute of Ophthalmic Opticians, 

5-31; 7-64 
Institute of Optometry, 7-7 
Instruments (see .also optometric 

instruments), 4-30; 4-55 
5-18; 

developmental sequence of 4-5 
early, 4-33 
large, 6-4 
ophthalmic, 4-34 
small, 6-4 

Internal Revenue Service 6-16· 
6-2 ' ' 

International Associations of 
Boards of Examiners in 
Optometry, 2-2; 10-72 

International Congress of 
Optometry, 6-1 

International Library, Archives, 
and Museum of Optometry 
(see also I.L.A.M.O.), 
5-35; 6-15; 6-27; 6-45 
7-1; 7-3; 7-13; 7-16; 
7-19; 7-24 

International Optometric and 
Optical League, 7-8; 
9013 

International School of Optics, 
9-22 

International Society of 
Contact Lens Specialists 
6-40; 10-37 ' 

Interoptics, 4-17 
Intraocular lens - history 

10-70 ' 
Invention 
eyeglasses, 8-64 
telescope, 9-6-7 

Inventions - visual sciences, 
10-55 . 

Investigative Ophthalmology, 6-15 



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I.O.O., 7-64 
I.O.O.L. (see also International 

Optometric and Optical 
League) , 7-8 

Iridodiagnosis, 10-57 
Iridology, 10-57 
Irion, Chester, 10-61 
Iris, 10-57 
Iris Bulletin of the Alabama 

Optometric Association 
8-72 

"Irish Faculty of Ophthalmologists 
Yearbook - 1973," 6-50 

Irvine Library ('Univ. of Cal.), 
9-1 

Irwin, Jerry, 7-37 
Isham, Mary, 8-65 
Isis, 9-60 
"Island of Tears," 8-4-68 
Isarel Opticians and Optometrists 

Association, 1-57 
Israeli, optometry, 9-50 
Italian Association of Opticians, 

5-15 
Italian School of Optics, 5-15 
Italian, spectacles, 10-34 
Italy, 3-34 
Iverson, Golf, 7-8 
Ives, Frederic 
Medal, 10-53 
visual acuity apparatus, 9-3 

Iwasaki, Ruchi, 4-10; 4-56 

J 

Jachnow, Walter, 5-37 
Jackman, W.T., 9-29 
Jackson, Andrew, 9-33 
Jackson, Joseph, 3-37 
Jacob, Arthur, 5-19 
Jacob, Francois, 9-34 
Jacob 's , Membrane, 5-19 
Jacobsen, H., 7-5 
Jaeger, V.J. , 3-17; 10-70 
Jago, James, 1-10 
Jaki, S.L., 8-75 
James, R.R., 4-31 
Janies, Edmund, 4-40 
Janke, Steven, 10-50 
Jankiewicz, Harry, 2-1 
Memorial Fund, 3-20 

Janskerhof, 7-14 
Janssen, Sacharias, 9-6 

Japanese Optical Consultants 
Association, 10-48 

Japanese Optometric Association, 
10-48 

Japanese optometry- History, 10-48 
Jaques, Louis, 8-26 
Javel, E., 4-5 
J.C.Q.O., 7-64 
Jefferies, B.J., 9-11 
Jefferson, Thomas, 8-28 
Jena, (East Germany), 10-20 
Optical Museum, 9-65 
Optical Works, 6-8 
Review, 4-7; 4-9; 4-26; 6-9; 9-32 

Jenner, Horace, 4-3; 6-31 
Jennings, Stephen, 6-9-10 
Jenny Optical Company, 7-20 
Jensen, Vraa, 7-6 
"Jewelers, The," 9-15 
Jeweler's Circular, 9-20 
Jeweler's Circular- Weekly, 5-35; 

8-30; 9-15 
Jewish Festival of Lights, 8-2 
Jobe, Fred, 6-21 
"Johannes Kepler - Astronom, Mathematiker, 

und Optiker," 9-15 
John, Henry, 5-41; 6-42 
"John McAllister and Son," 6-25 
Johnson, Earle, 7-79 
Johnson, S.E., 1-13 
Johnson, U.F., 3-10-11 
Johnson, Walter, 9-49 
Johnston Eye-Echo, 9-18-19 
Johnston, George, 9-18 
Johnston, J. Milton, 9-18 
Johnston Optical Company, 9-19 
Joint Council of Qualified Opticians, 

3-3; 7-64 
Jones, Henry, 2-20 
Jordan, Robert, 8-69 
Jordan, Walter, 6-31 
Joson, Antonio, 5-29 
Journal, 9-16 

AOA (see also American Optometric 
Association Journal), 2-14; 3-30; 
4-6; 4-49; 4-56; 5-13; 5-39; 6-6; 
6-28; 9-12; 

of History of Medicine, 8-64 
of the Illinois Optometric Association 

2-14 
of Mathematics and Physics, 3-31 
of the Optical Society of America, 

1-14; 3-12; 3-19; 6-21-22 
physiological optics, 4-6 
of the Texas Optometric Association, 

4-15; 5-16 



of the Wiscons:in Optometric Associ-
ation, 3-15; 

Jris, 4-26 
Jumping Jack, 3-9 
Junius, Johann, 6-44 
Justice, Johnny, 10-59 
Jvdsk Optikerforening, 7-7 

K 

Kad.esky, D., 7-20 
Kahn, Hov.rard, 3-1; 4-3; 5-3; 

6-31 
Kaleidorama, 8-34 
Kaleidoscope, 2-12 
Kansas School of Optics, 3-36 
Karber, William, 4-39 
Karg-Gasterstadt, Elisabeth,· 8-62 
Katz, Albert, 3-13 
Kearny, Paul, 2-15 
Keeler-Instruments, Ltd., 9-42 
Mlseum, 9-42-43 

Keller, Helen, 9-15 
International Inc., 9-15 

Kelley, James s., 10-56 
Kelley, J.E., 8-18 
Kelly, Chris, 7-12 
Kelv:in, Lord, 8-5 
Kemmerer, W .W., 10-65 
Kemp. W .N., 1-13 
Kennebeck, M.J., 4-37 
Kennedy, Stewart, 10-72 
Kent, 1-14 
Kent, William, 4-22 
Kentucky State College of 

Optorretry, 2-20 
Kepler, Johannes, 3-18; 4-32; 

9-15; 10-20 
discovery of retinal image, 4-35 
optics, 3-18 

Keratoconus, 2-18 
Keratoplasty, 6-49 
Keratoscopie, 5-13 
Kerff, Joseph, 3-34; 4-3; 5-3 
Kessen, Sm., 7-22 
Ketchum, Fred, 6-31 
Ketchum, M.B., 3-6 
Memorial Library, 3-5 

Kett, C.W., 5-11 
/\rehi ve, 5-11 

Kelt, W.C., ;~-8; 8-23; 8-54 
· Kever , 0. A. , 9-3 3 
Keystone Magazine of Optometry, 

7-14 

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Kiekenapp, Ernest, 1-1; 1-6; 3-9; 
3-33; 4-3; 4-58; 7-1 

Memorial Library, 4-57; 6-16 
7-1 

King Alexander, 3-11 
King Baudouin, 3-11 
King Gustav V, 3-11 
King (Julius) Optical Company, 

7-41 
Kingslade, Hilda, 2-21; 7-4 
Kinney; Fred, 2-19 
Kirchhoff, 7-9-10 

Kjobenhauen, 7-14 
Kle:in School of Optics, 10-9 
Kleinstetn, R.M., 4-40; 5-3 
Klingenstierna, Sanru.el, 8-9-10 
Klugel, George, 6-44 
Kluger, Pao, 10-21 
Knapp, Hermann, 3-17; 9-25; 

10-56 
Knife-edge test, 7-4 
Knoll, Chris, 7-15 
Knoll, Henry, 1-1; 4-3; 4-23; 

4-30; 5-3; 5-15; 6-1; 
6-17; 7-22; 7-15; 7-19; 
7-26; 7-73; 8-1; 8-13; 
8-25; 9-1; 9-6; 9-17; 
9-52; 9-53; 9-59; 9-3 
10-17; 10-28; 10-32; 
10-37; 10-54; 10-71 

Knoll, Pat, 7-15 
"Know Your Doctor," 4-59 
Knowles, R.H., 7-78 
En.cyclopedia-Dictionary, 7-78 

Knox, George, 5-37 
Knutson, S.L., 7-12; 7-50 
Koch, Carel, 4-37; 4~41; 6-9; 

6-16; 10-54 
Memorial Medal, 5-38 

Koch, Russel, 1-24 
Kockelbergh, Aime, 3-34; 4-3 

5-3 
Koenigsberger, 4-50 
Koetting, Felix A., 1-24; 4-3 

5-3; 6-31 
Kohlrausch, 7-10 
Kohn, Gladys, 5-31; 6-31 
Kohn, Harold, 3-22; 4-3; 4-37; 

5-3 
Awan.l, 7-GCl 
Visual Science Library, 3-22 

Kolb (Francis) Memorial Fund, 3-20 
Koph, Seymour, 5-13-14 
Kraft , Charles B. , 4-41 



Kraft, Charles K., 4-37; 5-3; 
6-32 

Krawicz, Tadeosz, 8-25 
Kreander, A.A., 3-35 
Kriege, Theodore, 10-58 
Kritzer, J. Haskel, 10-57 
Kroner, H.O., 4-31-1 
Collection, 4-34 

Kryptok, 7-46 
Blank, 7-47 
example, 3-10 

Kubler, John, 6-26 
Kuhlltl81l, William, 6-4 3 
Scholarship Fund, 5-38 

Kuhnke, Laverne, 6-18 
Kulba, John, 6-12 
Kumar, Narendra, 8-2 
Kund.t, 7-10 
Kuntz, Seymour, 9-12; 9-32 
"Kurzer Abriss Der Geschichte 

Der I.O.O.L.," 8-41 
Kussmaul, Adolf, l-25 
Kuyatkorskaya, Julia, 6-49 

L 

Labels, Adhesive, 3-21 
Laboratories, 7-20 
Labouisse, Henry, 9-15 
Lacemaker's Condenser, 6-29 
Ladd-Franklin, Christine, 6-7-8 
Lahire, Phillipe de, 8-29 
Lajoue, Jacques de, 6-8 
Laksmi, 8-2 
Lambert, J.H., 8-75 
I.ambert, John W., 8-47 
Lamborn, Robert, 101 
Lamp - candle operated, 8-25 
Lancaster, Walter, 10-68 
Lance, Patricia, 6-47 
Landmark of Science, 5-33 
Landolt, 4-50 
Lane, Henry, 10-57 
Lange, Oscar, 9-13-14 
Lanternslides, 9-4 
La prey, H. , 9-6 
Larson, J.D., 10-58 
Lionel, Laurence, 8-16 
Laver, H.J., 6-49 
Lavijerie Museum, 3-30 
Law, Frank, 7-37 
Lawrence, Lionel, 4-54 
Lawrence, Thomas, 6-11 
Layard, Henry, 4-26 
Lens, 4-26 

Layland, Brian, 10-54 
Lazarev, P.P., 4-6 

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Lebensoh, J.E. , 1-19; 1-24 
Leber, Theodore, 6-47; 7-49 
Le Conte (see Conte, Le) 
Leeds, James, 1-1; 1-7; 1-16; 

2-11; 3-16; 4-3; 4-34; 5-3 
5-32; 7-13; 7-22; 7-38; 8-73; 
9-l; 9-6; 9-9; 9-17; 9-65; 
10-5; 10-17; 10-18; 10-46; 
10-72 

Book Collection, 8-74-75; 9-17 
Leeunwenhoek, 6-49 · 
Legacy Membership (O.H.S.), 10-1; 

10-17 
"Legal Position of Optometrists, The," 

3-8 
"Legal Position of Sight Testing 

Opticians, The," 3-8 
Legal Standing, 8-14 
Legalized Optometry, 7-28-30 
and memoirs, 2-21; 7-27 

Legislation, 8-14 
AOA, 10-51 
Minnesota, 4-22 
Optometric, 10-43 
Tasmanian, 8-5 
Puerto Rico, 8-32 

Legrand, Yves, 8-5 
Legumes (glass), 9-5 
Lehnberg, Carl, 8-9-10 
pamphlets, 8-9 

Lehr, Richard, 5-24 
Leibowitz, Herschel, 8-29 
Leland, George, 2-9 
Lembke, Charles, 7-35; 8-30 
Presidential Address, 8-30 

Lenses, 4-24; 4-55; 5-38; 7-44; 
8-10-11; 9-2; 9-5-6; 

Centering machine, 6-4 
cylindrical, 6-51 
history, 7-3 · 

German, 5-38 
Haptic, 4-16 
history, 9-5 
makers, 6-41 
naval-type, 8-25 

"Lenses • • • 300 B.C. , " 3-29 
Lentil, 9-5 
Lenz, Newton, 9-54 
"Letters on Natural Magic," 3-7; 3-16 
Levene, John, 1-1; 1-5; 1-11; 1-3 

(supplement); 2-3; 2-17; 3-1; 
3-9; 3-11; 4-1; 4-3; 4-10; 4-29; 
4-37; 4-43; 5-3; 5-15; 5-17; 
5-19; 5-23; 5-26; 6-1; 6-4; 
6-2; 6-32; 6-37; 6-50-51; 7-1; 
7-26; 8-1; 8-13; 8-26; 8-57; 
9-16; 9-17 



Levin, Alvin, 5-24; 6-32 
Levine, Chas • , 3-15 
Levinson, Lewis, 5-24; 6-32 
Lewis, J.J., 7-48 
Ley, Arthur, 7-80 
"Liber De Oculis " 6-49 
Liberty Island, B-68; 9-3 
Library (see also by name) 

collections, 10-14 
Congress, 7-24 
Kiekenapp M5norial, 7-1 
New England College of 

Opto:rretry, 10-9 
Pennsylvania College of 

Optanetry, 4-4 
State College of Optometry, 

3-22; 4-4 
"Licht Lebt Im Glass - Vom 

Lavaglas Zum I.aserstrahl," 
6-47; 10-33 

Lid 
diseased, 4-35 
muscles, 9-51 

Lie, Alf, 3-35 
Liebreich, Richard, 1-19 
Lienberger, E. , 9-31 
Lierman, E.A., 8-18 
Light, 5-13 
historical investigations, 10-52 

"Light, the Raw Material of 
Vision," 6-24 

"Light and Shade and Their 
Applications," 9-10 

"Light and Vision," 5-29 
Lighting, 5-28 
Liljequist, Nils, 10-58 
Lincoln, Abraham, 6-11; 7-22 
glasses, 7-22 

Lincoln, Robert, 8-65 
Lindberg, David, 2-17; 8-39; 

10-41 
Lindbergh, Charles, 6-25 
Linksz, Arthur, 5-40 
Lippenshe:im, H., 9-6 
Lippensum, H., 9-6 
Lipperhey, Hans, 9-6 
Lippersein, H., 9-6 
"Lis sac Empire, The," 4-4 3 
Lissac, r~urice, 4-43 
Lister Hill - Library of the 

Health Sciences, 4-55 
Mu~emn of the Health Sciences, 

11-~1 1_, 

Lit, Fred, 9-·1 
"Literature for the Blind," 10-8 

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Litsinger, George, 6-11; 10-2; 
10-5 

Littlefield, J.E., 3-35-36 
syst5n of eye and nerve 

measurement, 3-35 
Lobby, William, 5-41 
Lobbying, 10-43 
Local Sign Theory, 10-70 
Locke, John, 9-31 
Lodge, Oliver, 4-50 
Lohmann, Willy, 8-41 
Lomb, Adolph, 5-15-16 
Optical Library, 5-15 

Lomb, Henry, 5-16 
I.anonossov, Michail, 2-4 
London Opticians, 9-59 
London Refraction Hospital, 5-22; 

5-38; 5-40 
Lord Chief Justice of England, 

3-8 
Lorgnette, 8-73 
Los Angeles College of Optometry 

Library, 4-3 
Lotze, Rudolf, 10-70 
Love, Albert, 6-4 3 
Love, Francis, 6-4 3 
Love, Louis, 6-43 
Low, Seth, 9-25 
Memorial Library, 3-42 

Lowry, Ralph, 7-21 
Lubin, "Pop" SigfilUD<i, 3-31; 3-37; 

4-51 
Lucas, George, 4-37 
Lucia Buns, 8-9 
Luck, William, 5-9 
I.uckiesh, Matthew, 7-76; 9-10 
I.Qons , Claude, 10-53 
I.Qons , J .A. , 8-6 
I.Qsets Naturlaere, 7-14 
I.Qtton-Joseph, Fitt, 3-39 

M 

MacAdam, David, 10-53 
MacArthur, Douglas, 6-25 
MacBeth Photometer, 8-40 
MacCracken, Wm., 6-25 
Memorial Library, 3-20 

MacDanicl, Donald, 4-33 
MacElree Guilding, 5-12 
MacGtllavry, 1-12; 3-17; 3-28 
M~ll~ll, I•:J'Jt.;L, 3-31; ~i-33; b-1'1; 

10-50 
Mackenzie, Wm., 9-11 
Madden, Peter (Prize), 4-37 



Maddox, Ernest, 9-11 
Magic, 4-50 
disc, 8-34 
evil, 4-10 
of Nature, 9-5 

Magilnitsky, S.G., 6-49; 7-84 
"Magnet of the Mind, The, 11 3-18 
JVJagnif~ring Glass, 10-18 
JV!Dgsaysay, Ramon, 7-17 
Mahlman, H.E., 1-24 
Maine 
optometry history, 10-54 
optometric association, 10-54 

JVJaj orkirk, George, 3-9 
Maklakov, 10-56 
"Maladies de L'Oeil," 6-49 
Malingering, 7-22 
lenses, 2-14 

Malpractice 
case, 8-13 
suit, 2-3-4 

Maltese, The, 5-8 
"Man About Town," 5-13 
r~chester Institute of Science 

· and Technology, 
University of," 3-3-4 

"Manchester Optics," 7-23 
Mandalian, Ruth, 6-23 
Maneck, Rudger, 8-6 3 

-95-

Manitoba Optometric Society, 5-10 
Mann, Ida, 10-29 
Manufacturing 
optics, 4-21 
Optics International, 4-35 
processes, 4-24 

"Manuscripta," 5-33 
Marg, Elwin, 4-41; 5-3 
Margarida, Luis, 3-34; 6-18 
Margulies, Ben, 1-14 
Mariotte, 5-33 
Markaw vs Wood, 2-34; 3-8; 8-13 
Marly, Pierre, 6-42 
Marsh, J. Joe, 4-37 
Martin, Alexander, 9-4 
Martin, (David) Memorial 

Scholarship Fund, 4-37; 
4-57 

Martinsville Daily Reporter, 3-40 
Marton, H.B., 7-86 
Library, 10-52 

Marvelli, M.A., 3-15; 7-18 
Maryland Optometry, 8-12; 9-12 
Mashkovtseba, Olga, 6-49 
Masingue, P., 6-4 7 
Mason, T. Standish, 3-2 
Memorial Fund, 2-22 

Masonic Temple (Chicago), 4-58 
Massey f·fuseurn (Tarbes, France), 4-27 
Massys, Quentin, 8-25 
"lVla.ster Opticicm, The," 7-2? 
Materials for the Blind, 10-8 
Matlozen, Bernard, 8-63 
"Matter of Terms The 11 4-27 ' ' Mauney, M.C., 4-41; 5-3 
Maurolycus, Franciscus, 3-29; 10-20 
Maxwell, James Clerk, 5-33; 9-53; 

10-3; 10:-24 
spot, 10-3 

May, Laurence, 9-33 
May, Winston, 9-7 
Maya, 8-22 
Maybee, W.A., 4-35 
Maybee, W .G., 4-22 
Memorial F'und, 4-22 

Mayo Brothers, 3-9 
Mayor, Hyatt, 3-31 
Mayorga, Nicholas, 3-19 
Mazal, Ruben, 3-19 
Mazow, Bernard, 10-65 
McAllister, John Jr., 6-18 
McAllister, John Sr., 2-13; 3-37; 

6-18; 6-51; 7-3; 7-12 
Frim, 8-61 

McClintock, Richard, 9-51 
McClung, L.S., 10-30 
McConnie, Ralph, 3-34; 4-3; 5-3; 

6-31 
McCosker, M.J., 3-37 
McDonald, Herbert, 4-52 
McBivney:-Nalan, Patrick, 3-3 
McGuire Art Galleries, lQ-36 
McLean's Optical Illusion, 8-34 
rllcMaster, Robert, 101; 1-5; 4-3 

5-4 
McNutt, Paul, 4-13 
Medals, 8-7; 8-24 
Medical Record, 9-25 
Medieval, 2-17 
Mehra, K.S., 7-87 
Meisling, Dr., 7-5-6 
Meissen, Heinrich von, 8-62 
Meissner, Herr, 5-22; 8-63-64 
Melanowski, Wladyslaw, 4-17 
Melendez, Paul, 3-34; 4-3 
Melhouse, F., 7-84 
Melton, Garland, 6-32 
Members (O.H.S.), 1-1; 1-3; 2-7; 

3-34; 4-1; 4-38-39; 5-l; 7-33 
Membership (O.H.S.), 1-1; 1-3; 3-35 

5-23; 6-45-46 
Memoirs, 7-27; 7-30-32 
series, 5-41 



Memorabilia, 5-18 
Memorial plaques, 4-52 
Memorials, 2-22; 3-2; 3-19; 3-20 

3-22; 4-18; 4-36-37; 4-57; 
5-10; 5-12; 5-29; 5-32; 5-38 
6-16 

Me neghini, Angelo, 4-3; 5-4 ; 6-32 
Mercer, Richard, 6-8 
Metius, Jacob, 9-6 
Metropolitan MUseum of Art 

Bulletin, 3-31 
Mexico (optometry), 3-19 
Meyer, Leo A., 3-38 
Meyerhof, Max, 10-7 
Michelson, Albert, 10-25 
Michigan Optometrist, The, 3-14 
Microcorneal Lens, 10-37 
Microscopes, 2-18; 6-41 
"Midas 11 Railroader Wheelock, 7-17 
Midland Optical Society, 10-53 
Mielenz, Klaus, 5-21 
Migraine, 6-51 
Mihalyhegi, A., 7-21 
Milder, Benjamin, 10-33 
Military optometry, 6-12 
Milkovich Memorial Theater, 

8-65 
Miller (Henry) Theater, 8-72 
Miller, Johannes, 5-15 
Miller, Maxwell, 1-1; 1-6; 3-33; 

4-3; 8-57 
Miller, Theo, 7-40 
Miller, W.H., 5-41; 6-50 
Millis (Shay) Memorial Fund, 3-19 
Milldadt. Michael, 5-13; 5-39 
Minchin, Howard, 9-65 
Mindt, Walter, 7-6 
Miner (Edward) Library, 4-41; 5-4; 

6-32 
Minnesota 
Board of Optometry, 3-38 
optometry history, 4-22 

Minor, Ralph, 9-1 
Mintz (Leslie) Scholarship 

Foundation, 3-19 
Mirror, 4-11 
Misnere, Henricus, 8-63 
"Mr. Mac," 6-25 
"Mr. President - How is Your 

Health," 8-11 
Mitchell, Margaret, 1-20; 2-14; 

~-1; 11-l; f1-li; lO-IJ;1 

l\'li tch~ll, 'l'orn, '( -'.Jb 
"Modern Ophthalmic Lenses and 

Optical Glass," 7-36 
Moi1arned, Abdulsultan, 5-4; 6-32 

-96-

Mohamed, Alnoor, 5-4· 6-32 
Mohamed, Shah...'1B.waz, S-4; 6-32 
Mohrne, Susan, 4-3; 5-4; 6-32 
Molds, Corneal, 7-19 
Molyneux; 9-31; 9-4 3 
Monaghen, M.D., 4-37 
Monocle, 1-21; 1-22 
Monocular 
aphakia, 6-21 
vision, 4-6 

Monti, G., 8-62 
Montreal, Universite de, 5-4; 6-32 
Moore (Glen) Memorial Fund, 5-12 
"Moorfields Eye Hospital," 7-37; 7-66 
Morales, Porfirio, 4-41; 5-4; 6-32 
Morewitz, Bernard, 4-41, 5-4 
Morgan County Republican, 3-40 
Morgan, Meredith, 3-30 4-3 5-4; 

6-32; 8-29; 9-1 
Morgan, Michael, 7-84 
Morgret, Frank, 7-26 
Morie, Furnio, 10-48 
Morrey, Fumio, 4-11; 4-37 
Morris, Charles, 6-25 
Morris, Ruth, 4-3; 5-4; 6-32 
Morris, Warren, 4-4; 5-4 
Moss, Frank, 7-76 
Moses spectacles, 3-40 
Mote, Herbert, 6-16 

Distinguished Faculty Award, 
8-26; 6-16 

Memorial Conference Room, 6-16 
Motion picture 

involvement, 3-41 
Philadelphia's contribution to, 

3-37 
Moulton, Marjorie, 3-11 
Mt. Tamalpar's State Park, 4-52 
Mrozinski, Bernard, 4-3; 4-16; 4-46; 

5-4; 5-32; 6-32 
Much, Viktor, 9-52; 10-28 
Muir Woods National Monument, 4-52-53 
Mullen, J.E., 7-35 
Muller, Kurt, 6-17; 7-23 
Munchow, Wolfgang, 7-67;10-36 
Munsell Color Systems, 1-17 
Murine Company, 3-14 
Murray, John, 3-8 
Muscular Imbalances, 4-13 
Museum 
British Optical Association, 10-52 
Catall )t':LLl', 11-111:) 
of History of Science, 6-41 
Ryer, 7-1-2 
of Science and Indust~y, 4-59 



"IVti Second Life," 6-lL! 
IVtrer, Albert, 3-9 
r~ers, Raymond, 1-1; 3-2; 3-33; 

4-4; 5-4; 6-32 
f~odisc Bifocal, 7-36 
IVt!opia, 6-22; 8-28-29; 9-51 
Myopia News, 8-17 
IVt!opia, night, 8-29 

N 

Nagaoka, Hiroo, 1-15 
Naples, 9-6 
?J.A.S.A., 4-6 
Nash, Ogden, 2-7 
Nathan, Bertram, 5-11 
Nathan, John, 5-11 
National Academy of Sciences, 

10-49 
National Aeronautics and Space 

Administration, 4-6 

-97-

National Contact Lens Corporation, 
7-20 

National Cyclopedia of American 
Biography, 7-35 

National Geographic, 8-22 
National Historian, 8-23 
National Institute of Optics, 

5-15; 7-18 
National Insurance Act, 8-23 
National Research Council, 10-49 
Committee on Vision, 10-49 

National Society for the Prevention 
of Blindness, 4-42; 10-13 

National Technical Information 
Service, 4-6 

"Natural Philosophy," 6-24 
"Nature of Light, The," 2-18 
Needham, Joseph, 2-5-6; 

2-16; 8-69 
Needles, William, 4-16-17; 7-52; 

9-1; 9-27; lo-2 
Institute of Optometry, 9-27 

Neill, John c., 3-24; 6-40; 
7-20; 7-33; 10-37 

Nela Research Lab, 7-76 
Nerve-waste, 9-4 
Neutralization, cornea, 8-29 
New England 
College of Optometry Library, 

10-9 
Ophthalmological Society, 6-47 

New Jersey Optometric Association 
Committee on history, 4-7 

New Members (O.H.S.), 1-23 

New York 
Academy of Optometry, 7-2 
Contact Lens Research Labs, 7-21 
State Society of Optometrists, 6-7 
State College of Optometry 

(State University), 5-4; 6-32 
Times, 8-17 

New Zealand, 4-18 
Optometrical Association, 4-18 

Newbold, Harry, 4-10 
Newsletter, (O.H.S.), 1-2; 6-12; 

6-1 
Newsweek, 7-22 
Newton, Isaac, 4-50; 5-33; 7-22; 9-32 

10-24; 10-26 
"Newton Reinforced," 7-22 
Nickerson, Dorothy, 1-17 
Nicole, Luis, 6-46 
Nielsen, C. George, 4-57 
Memorial Fund·, 4-57 

Neilsen, Harald, 10-74 
Neilsen, Jorgen, 7-7 
Nielsen, M. Bernice, 4-58 
Nielsen, Vigo, 3-35 
Night blindness, 6-28 
"Ninevah Lens," 4-26 
Nisted, J.H., 7-7 
Nixon, Richard, 5-28 
Nocturnal Timepeice, 8-62 
Noguchi, Hideyo, 9-28 
Nomenclature History, 4-27 
Nominations, (O.H.S.), 7-27; 8-27 
Non-profit organization, 3-13 
Noort, Van (see Van Noort) 
Nordic 

Council of Opticians, 3-35 
Optical Council, 7-8 

Nordisk Tidsskrift for Optikere, 
3-35; 7-8 

"Nordiske Museet," 6-45 
Nordmann, Jean, 7-85 
North British Review, The, 1-10 
North Carolina Museum of Art, 10-35 
Northampton Polytechnic, 8-16 
Northern Illinois College of 

Ophthalmology and Otology, 
3-14; 4-58; 5-9 

Norton, W.D., 8-76 
"Notes on the Eye for the Use of 

Undergraduate Students," 9-10 
"Notice of a Peculiarity in Vision," 

8-60 
Nott, Ivan, 5-10 
Novak, V., 3-11 
Noyes, Henry, 9-11 
Nupuf, JaS., 7-20 
Nuremburg, Friedrich, 8-6 



Nurock (E. C.) Optometric Research 
Library, 3-19 

Nus, Van (see van Nus) 

0 

Obituary, 4-15 
Obremskey, Michael, 4-41; 5-4; 

6-32 
Obrig, Theodore, 7-20-21; 

7-35-36; 8-30 
Occhiena, Ernest, 10-2 
Occlusion, 5-7 
Ocean, Optical Properties of, 

3-31 
Ocular Disease- history, 10-74 
Ocular Exams - history, 10-68 
"Ocular Muscle Balance at the 

Reading Distance and 
Certain Related Factors," 
8-4 

Ocular Pathology - in tmmigrants, 
9-44 

Ocular refraction tests, 7-22 
"Ocular Surgery: Yesterday, Today, 

and Tomorrow," 5-40 
Ocular Symptomatology, 9-4 
Ocular Treatment - history, 10-7 4 
Oculist, 4-26-27 
"Odds and Ends," 7-41 
O'Dea, William, 5-28; 6-29 
Odin, 8-41 
Oenological Optics, 4-33 
O.E.P. (see Optometric Extension 

Program), 
0-Eye-0, 6-16 
Officers (O.H.S.), 1-5; 6-12; 

10-48 
Ohio State 
Board of Optometry, 3-7 
University libraries, 4-41; 5-4; 

6-33 
Optometry School, 5-34; 5-37; 

6-16 . 
Oiets Refraktionstilstande, 7-22 
Old 
books, 4-52; 9-10 
eye glasses, 2-8; 2-17; 3-11-12; 

3-20 
horsey, 7-16 

"Oldest Lens in the World, The," 
4-26 

Olin, W., 7-44 
Oliphant, Mark, 7-80 
Oliver, Charles, 7-11; 7-79 

-98-

Olsen, Olee, 4-41; 5-4; 6-33 
"On Photographing the Retina of the 

Living Human Eye," 9-29 
"On the Anomalies of Accorrrnodation 

and Refraction of the Eye," 
9-11 

"Onderzoekingen Over De Hoegrootheid 
Der Acconrnodatie," 1-12 

"One Man's Work," 4-18 
Onepiece Bifocal Lens Company, 3-10 
Ontario, 9-57 
Association of Optometrists, 4-22 

Ophthalmia, 10-72 
Ophthalmic Genealogy, 4-25 
Ophthalmic 
instruments, 4-34 
jurisprudence, 6-24 
kinship, 4-25 
landmarks for 1979, 6-49 
museum in Paris, 6-42 
opticianry, 7-66 
opticians, 4-21 
optics, 4-20; 8-8 
pedigrees, 4-25 
scientist, 7-85 
side of history, 8-57 

Ophthalmic Optician, 1-10; 1-20; 
3-3; 4-5; 4-20-21; 4-26; 
4-35; 5-14; 5-22; 5-38; 
7-23 

Ophthalmic Photographers Society, 
10-59 

Ophthalmological 
coins, 7-68 
medals, 7-68 

Ophthalmologist, 4-14; 5-8; 
6-14 

19th century Russian women, 6-49 
as Pope, 7-67 

Ophthalmology, 4-31; 4-52 
American, 10-55 
American Journal of, 7-20 
Archives of, 7-20 
Haads Atlas of, 3-4 
history, 9-29 
patron saint, 2-17 

Ophthalmometer, 5-29 
Ophthalmoscope, 4-50; 5-41; 6-4; 

6-29; 6-50; 7-84 
invention, 5-41; 9-25 

Ophthalmoscopy, 4-26 
Ophthalmy, 4-26 
Opland, Ronald, 3-4 
Oppenheimer, S.M., l-2; l-5; l-8; 

2-7; 3-2; 4-4; 5-4; 6-33 



Optepaphy, 7-20 
Optic Chiasm Theory (see also 

chiasm) , 4-56 
Optic 
glasses, l~-26 
instrument maker, 8-10 

Optical 
age, 4-50 
aids, 3-31 
appliance, 4-27 
books (oldest), 4-46-46 
colleges (history), 10-47 
company, 7-20 
Hong Kong, 2-5 

developments, 5-19 
glass, 4-30 
guilds, 4-48 
history, 10-33 
ins trurnent 
antique, 5-13 
makers, 6-10 

Journal, the, 2-8; 3-28; 3-38; 
4-60; 5-12; 5-20; 5-35 
6-5 

Journal and Review, 2-17; 3-7; 
3-39; 5-35; 9-7 

Journal Supplement, 5-12; 5-20 
lenses, 7-17 
manufacturers, 4-58 
"Memories," 5-32 
museum in Stockholm, 6-45 
parlor books, 10-12 
phenomena, 10-12 

-99-

philately (see also Philately), 
3-25 

practitioners, 7-83 
properties of the sea, 3-31 
publications, 4-46 
Review, The, 5-35 
societies, 10-53 
Society of America, 2-21; 7-4; 

9-65 
history, 7-4 

Spectra, 5-32 
world, 7-35 

"Optical Tradition, An," 5-39 
Optician, 4-32; 5-9; 6-4; 

8-6; 8-16 
Optician, The, l-8; 2-3; 3-8; 

4-7; 4-20-21; 4-26; 
4-45; 5-39; 8-9; 8-57; 
8-65; 

Opticianry- history, 9-59 
Opticians 
Board, 4-19 

"Legal Standing," 3-8; 8-14 
Manual, The, 7-13; 7-86 
"Outfit," 6-6 
Patron Saint, 2-17 
registration Board, 5-11 

L'Opticien Belge de Belgische Opticien, 5-15 
"Opticks " Lt-50; 7 --:!':'. 
Optics, 4-16; 4-26; 4-52; 5-15; 5-25; 

5-33; 9-2 
calendar, 8-22 · 
colonial, 4-30 
geometrical, 5-16 
history, 9-l; 9-7; 7-18 
in a 1795 Dictionary, 4-26 
in Liechtenstein, 8-25 
in Merrie England, 10-16 
in the Graeco-Roman Age, 2-18 
Manchester, 7-22 
mathematical, 3-12 
oenological, 4-33 
of Euclid, The, 3-12 
physiological, 4-6 

"Optikeren, Maanedsblad For Optik," 7-14 
Optikerfagets Faellesudvalg, 7-14 
Optikerforening, Danrnarks, 7-8 
"Optikermeister, ~r," 7-22 
Optikos, 7-20 
Optiks and Phototechnique, School for, 7-14 
Optisher MUseum Der Zeiss-Werke, 4-34 
Optist, The, 5-41 
Optometer, 8-28 
Optometric 
advertising, 10-41 
"Analysis of Visual Performance," 8-26 
assistant, 10-16 
Association of the Phillipines, 5-29; 5-31 

7-17; 9-12; 9-32 
books (historical), 1-16; 9-9-10 

(see also Books) 
cartoon (see also Cartoons), 8-32-33 
education, 4-49; 8-71 
and professional advancement, 7-77 
"Fraternity and Protection," 5-29 

extension program, 3-39; 9-50; 9-56 
historical collection, 4-55 
Historical Society (see under separate 

heading below) 
history, 5-25-26; 5-37; 7-87; 8-8 
Indiana, 10-62 

Institute and Clinics of Detroit, 3-22 
instruments, 9-3 
Journal and Review of Optometry, 4-9 
jurisprudence, 10-71 
legislation, 10-43 
News, 8-36 
organizations, 2-1 



"Practice Development and Practice 
Administration," 5-26 

Profession, The, 5-27 
slogans, 9-4 
Weekly, 3-30; 4-35; 4-37; 4-56; 

5-18; 5-29; 5-35; 6-9; 
6-11; 7-21 

World, 2-18; 4-33 
Optometric Historical Society 
see also: Archives 

business meeting 
charter member 
checks 
corrmittee 
contributions 
correspondence 
donations 
dues 
elections 
Executive Board 
Fellowship 
finances 
Historical Society, 

Optometric 
honorary membership 
legacy membership 
membership 
new members 
Newsletter 
nominations 
officers 
Parliamentary authority 
President 
reports 
Secretary Treasurer 
Vice President 

1-2; 3-33; 6-6; 7-3; 8-56 
by-laws, 1-2; 3-21 
change of address, 9-35 
commentary on, 7-3-4 
election results - 1978, 9-1; 

9-17 
Executive Board, 9-53; 10-1 

10-38 
history, 8-55 
meetings, 9-1; 9-53 
membership, 6-39; 9-35 
new members, 10-39 
President, 6-37; 7-26 
Secretary- Treasurer, 6-37; 7-26 
Treasurers Report - December 

1978; 10-l 
Optametricana, 8-24 
"Optometrie, Early," 5-37 

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Optometrie, Leitschrift fur 
Augenoptik Und Optometrie, 
5-38 

Optometrist, 4-26-27; 4-33; 4-36; 
4-45; 4-48-49; 4-55; 4-57; 
4-59; 5-11-12; 5-13; 5-18 
5-22; 5-24; 5-29; 5-32; 
5-36; 5-38; 5-41; 6-5; 
6-12; 6-15-16; 6-25-27; 
8-6; 9-4-5 

British, 4-14 
deceased, 4-49; 4-15 
memorialized, 6-47-48 
Pachecos, 4-25 
women, 4-34; 4-50 
word history, 10-68 

Optometry (see also specific 
title, i.e., Cark~a~ etc.), 
3-35; 4-9; 4-27; 4-~9; 
4-55; 4-58; 5-16; 5-21; 
5-25; 5-29; 5-40; 6-l; 
6-8; 6-22; 6-24; 6-27; 
7-78 

American Acadeny of (see under 
.Arneric811) 

.American Journal fo (see under 
.American) , 4-

Canada, 4-22; 4-36 
Danish, 7-14 
heritage, 8-25 
history, 4-33; 8-71; 9-1; 

10-38 
in 1819 encyclopedia, 9-1 
Indiana laws, 7-42 
influence, 2-4 
Institute of, 7-7 
legal development of 4-38 
Mexico, 3-19 
military, 6-12 
museum, 6-1 
New York Acadeny of, 7-2 
Profession, 5-27 
s.chools 
Berkeley, 4-7 
history, 10-47 
Indiana University, 4-8 
Waterloo, 2-5; 2-15 

Student Journal, 5-12 
Washington, 1-12 

"Optometry in Theory and Practice," 
4-35 

"Optometry on Trial," 4-59 
"Optometry: Profession, Economic 

and Legal Aspects," 5-27 



-101-

"Optometry - The Profession and 
Science," 5.:..26 

"Optometry, 2, 000 Years Ago," 
7-24 

Oral History, 2-2; 3-5-6; 
3-13; 3-33; 5-31 

Orbeli, L.A., 4-6 
Orbicularis Oculi, 9-51 
Oregon - Optometric Association, 

5-40 
Optometrist, 5-40 

Organizations 
optometric, 2-1 
history, 1-23 

Oriani, Americo, 7-21 
"Origins of Optometry," 7-83 
Orma 1000 Lenses, 8-44 
Ortega, Jorge, 3-19 
Orthokeratology, 6-22 
Orthoptic, 4-34; 6-47; 7-86 
Ortiz, Luis, 4-41; 5-4 
Orzack, Louis, 6-33 
Osborn, Michael, 6-25 
Osmena, Sergio, 7-17 
Osmotic Pressure (of contact lens 

solution), 7-20 
Ostergord, W., 7-7 
Ostwald, 5-33 
Osun, Rodrigo de, 3-11 
Otero, Jose, 6-46 
otoscopes, 6-21 
Otte, Dick, 5-37 
Ottica Italiana, 8-73 
"Outline of Ophthalmology, An," 

6-24 
"Outline Study of Fogging 

System," 9-27 
"Over There in 1918 with America's 

First Mobile Optical Unit," 
7-42 

Overton, Rosalind, 7-11 
Oxford Ophthalmological Congress, 

7-85 

p 

Pacheco, Antonio, 1-24; 2-8; 3-15 
3-24; 3-36; 4-4; 4-25; 4-37 
4-38; 4-41; 5-4; 6-16; 6-33; 
6-38-39; 8-76 

Pacheco, Garcia Sixto, 6-46 
Pacheco Optometrists, 4-25 
Pacheco, Ramon, 3-34; 4-4; 4-42 

5-5; 6-33 
Pacheco, Sixto, 4-42; 5-5; 8-76 
Pacific Coast Ophthalmological 

Convention, 6-1 

Padman, Eric, 4-42; 5-5; 6-33; 8-5-6 
Pain, I.D.C., 9-42 
Painting, 4-27. 
Palicki, Max, 4-37 
Palmer, Wm., 7-42; 8-12 
Paludan, Hother, 7-7 
Panoptic Bifocal, 3-14 
Panum, 3-42 
Pap, 2-18 
"Paps" (Waldemar Rusche) , 5-8 
"Paradigm and Methodology in the Optics 

of Alhazen," 5-30 
Parks, Billie, 3-1; 4-4; 5-5; 7-11 
Parks, E.C., 4-10; 6-33 
Parnigoni, Richard, 4-42; 5-5 
Parnum, Ivy, 4-38 
Partridge, Eric, 10-64 
Pasco Scientific, 10-29 
Paterson, Thomas, 3-12 
Patron Saint of 
ophthalmology, 3-11 
the optician, 2-17 

Patton, John, 5-7 
Paul, Albert, 1-2; 1-5; 4-4; 6-33 
Pavia, J.L., 7-86 
Pax, 2-1 
Pecham, John, 2-17 

And the Science of Optics, 2-17 
Peczely, von (see von Peczely) 
Pelly, Laurence, 3-3 
Penisten, Douglas, 10-21 
Pennsylvania 
College of Optometry, 4-57; 5-12 

5-20 
Library, • 4-4; 5-5; 6-33 
Magazine of History and Biography, 

3-37; 6-25 
People Guide, 3-40 
Pepys, Samuel, 3-20; 4-35 
Perception and Psychophysics, 3-7-8 
"Perception of Images," 8-67 
"Perfect Sight Without Glasses," 8-17 
Perimeters, 6-4 
Peripatetic Optometrist, 5-36 
Perkins School for the Blind, 10-7 
' 1Perspecti ve Communis," 2-17 
Peters, Henry, 4-55 
Peters, James, 9-8 
Petry, Ernest, 5-10 
Pettey, Weston, 4-15 
Pflugk, Albert, 8-24 
Phantasmascope, 8-3ll 
Pheiffer, Chester, 5-5; 6-33; 6-43 

7-58-59; 10-64 
Phenakistascope, 8-34 



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Philadelphia 
and the genesis of the motion 

picture, 3-37 
Optical College, The, 7-13; 7-16 

4-54 
Optical Parlor, 7-13 
Photographer, 9-29 
Story of Optometry, 2-13 

Philately, 3-11; 3-25; 9-31 
Philips, Gerard, 7-4 
Philippines, 9-12 
Optometry, 9-12 
Optometric Association of, 7-17 

Phillips, R., 9-11 
Philosophy Optics, 8-31 
"Philosophy, Science, Technolor~, 1-14 
Phoropter, 7-84 

De Zeng, 9-3 
"Photoismi de I..umine, 3-.l9 
Photograph, Tscherning, 7-14 
Photographic 
equipment, 4-9 
"Eye", 3-31 
trade journal, 2-3; 3-8 

Photographs - AOA collection, 7-2 
Photography - fundus (see also 

Fundus) , 10-59 
first, 9-15 

Photons, 3-5; 3-35; 4-27; 5-39 
Photoreceptor cells -discovery, 

6-49 
Physicists, 6-41; 10-29 
Physics, 7-9 
"Physiologic Examination of thh 

Organ of Vision," 5-41; 
6-42 

Physiological Optics, 7-73 
5th Conference, 4-6; 4-50 

"Physiology of Vision under Normal 
and Extremal Conditions," 
4-6 

Piekarczyk, Paul, 10-61 
Pierson, Richard, 9-8 
Pinchot, Gifford, 1-14; 4-52; 

5-9 
Pine, HarTy, 4-53; 10-54; 10-71 

Normulator, 4-53-54 
Pirenne, Henri, 3-11 
Pirquet, C.P. von, 5-19 
Pistor, Hermann, 3-39; 7-25; 

J o-:'o 
l•':.lCllsclmle fur Aut~enoptik, J-:10 

"Plus," 7-25 
"l'lnisir de France,'' 6-42 
Plastic lenses, 8-72 
Plate, Franz, 7-7 

Plateau, J.A.F., 8-1; 8-34 
spiral, 8-1 

Play Bill, 7-42 
Pleasanton, A~J., 908; 9-17 
Plus Fifty Sphere, 7-51 
Poe, Edgar Allan, 4-12 
Poland, 8-25 
Pooley, Thomas, 9-10 
"Pop" Lubin, 4-51 
Pope, 7-67 
"Popular wctures on Scientific Subjects," 

8-67 
Porta, Giovan Battista Della 

(see also Della), 9-5 
Porta, Il, 9-6 
Porter (W.J.) Prize, 4-37 
Porterfield, Wiliiam, 4-31; 6-44; 

8-28 
Potter, Jack, 5-31 
Potter (Charlotte) Memorial 

Fund, 5-31 
Poulsen, Scheel, 7-7 
Power lenses, 4-35 
"Practical Diagnosis of Stimula­

tion of Loss of Touch Sense, 
Deafness, and Amblyopia," 
7-22 

"Practical Guide to the Study of 
Diseases of the Eye," 9-11 

"Practical Treatise on the Diseases 
of the Eye," 9-11 

"Practice of Fitting Contact Lenses, 
7-21 

Practitioners, (basis for choosing) 
4-27 

"Precious Eye, The," 4-56 
Precision Contact, 7-20-21 
Prentice, Charles, 2-20-21; 4-23; 

5-39; 6-15; 7-2; 7-9; 
7-27; 9-30; 10-50 

Merrorial Medal, 5-38 
Preoptometry, 3-37 
Presbyopia, 6-22; 7-76; 8-28 
Presbyterian Historical Almanac, 

8-60 . 
Prescriptions, 4-13; 4-27 
President 

(O.H.S.), 1-5; 2-2; 4-1 
of Phillipines, 7-16 
of the Royal Academy, 4-10 

Pr'l '~; i d l 'I 1 i. i.:t L 
boo\\. review, 9-6 
lecture, 5-40 

Presidents 
u.s. (see also by name), 2-15; 7-17 
glasses, 7-16 

Preston, Richard, 6-1 



"Pricing of Old Books," 9-12 
Priestly, Joseph, 4-31 
"Principles," 4-56 

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"Principles of Light and Color, 
The," 9-18 

Printed Plates, 6-4 
Printer's Devil, 9-10 
Private collections, 10-14 
"Private Dining Room," 2-7 
PrivY Seal (of Charles I), 8-16 
Prizes, 4-36 
"Problems of Physiological Optics," 

4-6 
"Problems of the Dyslexic Child, 

The," 4-7 
Proceedings 
American Philosophical Society, 

7-79 
Contact Lens Meeting, 7-21 

"Professional Orientation," 5-26 
Project-0-Chart, 7-17 
Protractor - celluloid, 7-24 
"Proud Walk Through Optometric 

History, A," 2-14 
Puerto Rico, 2-8; 3-34; 4-24 
Optometric Chronology, 4-25 
O.H.S. members, 3-34 
Optometric Legislature, 8-32 

Pulfrich, Carl, 7-10; 7-33; 7-84 
effect, 3-29 

Pupillary reflexes, 8-28 
Purkinje, Jan (also Purkyne), 

5-41; 6-42; 6-50 
Purulent Ophthalmia, 6-23 
"Puzzle of Our Optometric Past, 

The," 3-30 

Q 

Quengzy, 6-51 
Quilt (autographed), 5-10 
Quinn, Arthur, 4-12 
Quinn, John., 3-7 

R 

"Radiation of Light," 8-11 
Railroad (see Cassville) 
Rainbow, 9-64 
Ramirez Perez, Julio, 6-46 
"Ramon y Cajal," (see also Cajal) 

5-42 
Rampolla Medina, Daisy, 6-46 
Ramsden, 7-18 
collection, 8-75 

Ramstein, Max, 8-75 
Randolph, M.E., 8-17 
Raphael, J:--tck, G-lf8 
Raphael, O.P., 5-7 
Rare books (see also books), 9-30; 9-Gl 

10-18; 10-30; 10-46 
Rasmussen, O.P., 2-6; 2-16 
Ratanasirintrawoot, Prernvadee, 5-5; 

6-33; 
Ray, Alan, 4-20 
Ray, James, 5-19 
Reading charts, 4-55 
"Reading Fingers, The Life of Louis 

Braille," 6-23 
Reading lens, 7-24 
"Reading Puddle Ball," 3-20 
Reagan, Ronald, 5-28 
"Recent Progress of the Theory of Vision, 

The," 8-67 
Reciprocal innervation, 10-74 
Reciprocity, 8-23 
Redslob, E., 7-85 
Reed, D.R., 2-8; 4-4; 5-5; 6-33; 7-12; 

7-41; 8-70 . 
Rees, Abraham, 9-1 
Rees, Lynn, 5-24; 6-33 
Reiner, Josef, 8-15 
Reflecting stereoscope, 4-5 
Reflexes, 8-28 
"Refraccion," 3-39 
Refracting 

equipment, 4-34 
instruments (antique), 4-33 

Refraction, 4-13-14; 4-16; 4-52 
hospital, 9-16 
tests, 7-22 

"Refraction and Accommodation," 4-50 
"Refraction and How to Refract," 9-10 
"Refraction of the Eye, The," 9-10 
Refractive 
analysis, 7-14 
analysis and techniques, 7-14 
error, 5-28; 8-28 

Refractor - Leland, 7-2 
"Refrakitionsbestemnelse Og Brilletil­

pasning," 7-14 
"Refraktionsbestimrnungen Und Brillenan-

passung," 7-6 
Regained sight, 9-31 
Reichle, Karin, 6-47 
Reitzels, C.Ao, 7-14 
"Religion and Science," 4-7 
"Remarkable Family of Opticians A " 

5-39 ' ' 
Remedies, 2-5 
"Remembering Ourselves," 9-52 



Reminisce-In, 3-13; 3-33; 5-17 
5-10; 5-31; 5-35 

"Reminiscences of Over 70 Years," 
5-32 

Rentsch, Werner, 7-86 
Rentzsch, Werner, 3-29; 3-39; 

4-28; 6-47 
Reports: Secretary-Treasurer 

(O.H.S. , 3-1 
"Reputable Optical Colleges," 

10-47 
Research Center Library of the 

American Optical Corp. 
9-30 

Research medal (Collins), 9-10 
Resnik, Judith, 9-50 
Resnik, Marvin, 9-50 
Ress, L.A. 9-2-3; 9-28; 9-34; 

9-44 
Retina, 4-26 
Retina, G.H., 7-22 
Retinal image, 4-35 
Retinoscope, 4-55 
Ryer, 7-2 

Retinoscopie Dioproscopie, 5-13 
Retinoscopy, 5-13; 5-39 
Revell, M.J., 2-12; 3-22; 4-4-5 

4-36; 5-5; 5-7; 5-14; 
6-33; 7-86 

Review of Optometry, 2-8 
history, 9-20 

Review, Presidential Book, 9-6 
Reynolds, Joshua, 4-10 
historical library, 9-1 

Rice, William (f"lr's.), 4-29 
Richenthal, Ulrich, 8-6 
Rickenbacker, Eddie, 6-25 
Ridley, Harold, 3-8; 10-70 
Rieger, L.S., 4-37 
Riggs, Joseph, 6-25 
Riley, James Whitcomb, 3-11 
Rintelen, F., 6-47; 6-49; 10-33 
Ritholz, 3-9 
Rittenhouse, David, 4-30 
Rivera Santiago, Jose A., 6-46 
Rizal, Jose, 1-22 
Robertson, Marion, 2-5 
Robins, Grace, 7-34 
Robinson, Nancy, 8-76 
Robinson, Robert, 9-21 
Roblin, Jean, 6-23 
Rodenstock, 9-16 
firm, 9-16 

Rodenstock, Josef, 9-16 

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Rodenstock, Rolf, 9-16 
"Rodenstock Unlimited," 9-16 
Rodgers, Becky, 7-11 
Rodgers, Donna, 7-11 
Rodriguez (Albert) Memorial 

Auditorium, 3-19 
Rodriguez Martinez, Adalberto, 6-46 
Rodriguez, Rafael, 6-46 
Rods and cones, 6-49 
Rogers, Goerge, 9-20 
Rogue's Gallery, 4-17 
Roher, G., 7-25 
Rohr, Moritz von, 6-8; 8-68 
Romer, F., 7-84 
Ronchi, Giorgio, 5-15; 7-18; 

8-39-40 
Ronchi, Lucia, 7-18 
Ronchi, Vasco, 1-14; 2-18; 5-15 

9-5-7 
Rones, Benjamin, 6-47 
Roos, Gerhard 
Roos, Kugn, 7-23 
Roos, Wolfgang, 7-23 
Roosen, Geraud, 3-35; 4-4; 5-5 

6-33 
Roosevelt, F.D., 1-14; 3-14; 

4-52; 6-25 
Roosevelt, John, 3-11 
Roosevelt, Theodore, 4-25; 5-28 
Roper-Hall, M.J., 10-70 
Rose, A.H.T., 4-19; 6-17 
Rose, Stephen, 6-33 
Rosen, Edward, 8-42 
Rosenfeld, A., 9-7 
Rosenstihl, H.J., 8-72 
Rosere, R.A., 2-5 
Rossoy, Allan, 7-21 
Rosser, Hubert, 1-2; 1-16; 

7-16 
Rossi, F. , 9-65 
Roth, Robert, 7-20-21 
Roueche, Berton, 7-28 
Rowe, I.M., 9-48 
Rou, P.N.,7-87 
Royal Academy, 3-3 
Royal Institute for the Young 

Blind, 6-23 
Royal Microscopical Society, 6-41 
Royal Netherlands Academy of 

Sciences, 10-30 
Royal Order of Goats, 10-71 
Royal Society, 6-41 
Ruben, Montague, 7-47; 7-83 
Rubens, Peter Paul, 3-17-18 
Rubin, Jack, 5-13; 5-21; 5-24; 

6-33 



Rubin, Sigmund, 4-51 
Rucker, Wilber, 3-18 
Rusche, VJaldema.r ("Paps") , 

5-8 
Rushton, W .A.H., 10-73 
Ruskiewiez, Joseph, 6-33 

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Russia, History of Visual Science 
in, 4-6 

Ryabachok, Dr. , 9-4 
Ryer, E.L., 1-2; 1-6; 4-4; 

4-12; 4-18; 4-37; 4-50; 
5-26; 6-28; 7-1; 8-57-58 

MUseum, 7-17; 7-1-2 

s 

Sabell, A.G., 7-77 
Sabra, A.I., 5-30 
Sacharias, Janssen, 9-6 
Saideh, 7-83 
Saint (see also patron) 
St. Claire, H.D., 1-12 
St. James Church, 9-60 
St. Jerome, 2-17 
St. Lucia Day, 8-8 
St. Valentine's Day Massacre, 

6-26 
St. Yves, 6-50 
Sakks, Ioannis, 5-21 
Saks, J.L., 2-5; 6-27-28 
Foundation, 5-11 

Sakyamuni, 4-11 
Salvatori, Philip, 7-21; 7-35-36 
Salvius, La.r, 8-11 
Samsonova, V.G., 4-6 
Sanchez (Jose) Memorial 

Eye Clinic, 3-19 
Sanchez Velez, Felix, 6-46 
Sandor, Robert, 8-9 
Santa Lucia, 3-11; 8-8 

Day' 8-73 
Gille, 8-9 

Saskatchewan Optometric 
Association, 8-40 

Saunders, John, 5-19 
Scandinavian Opticians/ 

Optometrists, 3-35 
"Scant Quarter," 3-10 
Schactschabel, Karl, 8-15 
Schaedel, Harmut, 7-23; 8-15 
Schapero, Max (Guest Lecture 

Series) 5-12 
Scheiner, 7-lB 
Schiotz, H.J., 7-22 

Schmidt, Bernard, 10-13 
camera, 10-13 
and Haensch, 9-15 

Schmidt, Theodor, 10-73 
Schmitz, Emil-Heinz, 4-12; 4-35 

6-17; 6-47; 7-15; 7-23; 
8-72; 8-70; 10-33 

Schneider, Zurich, 6-17 
Schober, Herbert, 3-17; 5-37 
Schoen, John, 6-34 
Scholarships, 4-36 
School 
Danish Optical, 7-5; 7-7 
of Applied Optics, 5-32 
of Optics, 4-19 

Schools (extinct), 8-18-20 
Schott, otto, 7-33; 10-56 
Schubert, Franz, 3-11 
Schugar, Richaiu, 4-4; 5-5; 5-20-21; 

6-34; 9-3 
Schultz Laboratory, 8-12 
Schumann, William, 4-42; 5-5; 6-34 . 
Schuster, J., 7-41 
Schutz, c., 7-23 
Schuyler, Louisa Lee, 10-13 
Schweigger, 3-17 
Schwimmer, Reinhardt, 7-26 
Science, 7-22 
"Science and Civilization in China, 

2-5-6; 8-69 
"Science and Thought in the 15th 

Century," 1-20 
Science of Seeing, 7-77 
Scopistry, 7-79 
Scott, Brian, 10-63 
Scott, Ronald, 4-20-21 
Scott, Thomas, 10-64 
Scott, Walter, 3-8; 10-16 
Scottish Association of Opticians, 

8-72 
Scrantonian, The 5-30 
Scrapbook, 7-40-41 
"Scrapbooks of a Hoosier Optometrist," 

3-14 
Sea, Optical properties, 3-31 
Searcy, Harvey, 2-15 
Sears, M.L., 6-12; 6-50 
Sears-Roebuck Co. Catalogue, 6-6 
Secretary-Treasurer (O.H.S.), 1-5 
reports, 3-21; 3-34; 3-37 

Section on ophthalmology 
(A.M.A.), 5-42 

Seefelt, Edward, 4-56 
Seeing, 8-5 
Seger, Charles, 1-14; 1-24; 3-33; 4-4 

5-5; 6-34 



"Sehprufung vor 3000 Jahren," 7-24 
Semokaitis (Julie) Memorial Fund, 

6-16 
Seneca's Quaestiones Naturales, 

8-10 
Sentinal, 3-41 
"September 1947tJ" 3-41 
Serial Sacrosanctity, 7-82 
Serials librarian, 7-33 
Servin, G., 7-85 
"7 and 4 Out the Door," 3-10 
Shaneson, Elias, 1-12; 4-4; 5-5 

6-34 
Shanks, Edward, 4-12 
Shastid, Thomas, 6-14-15 
Sheard, Charles, 3-7; 3-14-15; 

3-29; 5-10; 5-34; 7-77 
8-4; 9-1; 9-29 

Sheard, D.A., 4-36 
Shearer, C.W., 1-12; 4-4; 5-5; 

6-17; 6-34 
Sheffington, A.M., 1-10 
Shepard, John (Mr's.), 3-14 
Shepard (Carl) Memorial, 1-14 
library, 3-11 

Shepard, Ruth, 3-42 
Sherman, Geraldine, 4-61; 10-36; 
scholarship fund, 10-36 

Sherrington, 5-33 
Shetty, N.B., 3-24; 4-4; 5-5; 

6-34 
Shipley, T., 3-30 
Sirayama, Sekiya, 7-33 
Shreiner, E.E., 9-7; 9-17 
Shreve, J.R., 7-42 
Shultz (Donald) Lab, 8-12 
Shuron/Continental Digest, 3-11 
Sichel, Jules, 9-11 
"Sieben Ja.hrhunderte Brille," 

7-23 
"Sight: An Exposition on the 

Principles of Minocular 
and Binocular Vision," 
4-6 

Sight 
Defects, 4-35 
Testing, 4-26; 8-5 

"Sight Testing Optician," 5-31 
Silva, Daniel, 7-21 
Silverstein, Samuel, 7-20 
Simpson, Donald, 3-30 
Simpson, R. Harold, 6-43 
Sinclair, Mrs., 2-14 

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Singer, Curtis, 5-26-27 
Sjogren, Halverd, 3-35 
Skeffington, A.M., 8-26 
Skiascopie, 5-13 
Skjoldbo, C.L., 7-14 
Slade, F.R., 5-11 
Slace, Lewis, 5-11 
Prize, 5-11 

Slit-Lamp microscopy history, 
10-73 

Slocum, Claude, 4-58 
S.M.C. (see also Worshipful 

Company of Spectacle 
Makers), 7-3 

Smith, Damien, 4-50; 7-80; 
8-53; 10-59 

Smith, Dorothy, 3-4 
Srrdth, J.P., 6-17; 7-77 
Smith, P.A., 4-17 
Smith, Robert, 9-30 
Smith, Sandra, 3-4; 3-12; 4-39; 

6-37; 7-26 
Smith, William, 7-86 
Smithsonian Institution, 

4-30 
Smoked glass, 9-8 
Sneider, William, 7-21 
Snett, 7-18 
Snell, C.A., 4-22 
Snell, Willebrord, 10-19; 

10-37 
Snellen, 3-17 
Snellius, Willebrord, 10-19; 10-37 
Snyder, Charles, 4-30; 6-47 
"Social History of Lighting, 

The," 5-28; 6-29 
"Social Optometry," 5-26 
Societe d'Optometrie d'Europe, 

3-34 
Society 
American Philosophical, 7-11 
Danish Ophthalmological 7-16 
For the Advancement of Contact 

Lens Research, 7-21 
Indiana Historical, 3-21 
Optometric Historical, 1-2; 3-21 

Sohnges, WiThelm, 6-40; 10-37 
Solomon, A.E., 8-6 
Solutions, Contact Lens, 7-20 
"Some Historical Notes on Carl 

Pulfrich," 7-84 
"Same Pages of Bifocal History," 

4-9 



Sonnefeld, August, 6-8 
Sonography, 6-23 
Soochow, 2-17 
South Africa, Republic, 6-27 
South Af'rican 

Optometric Association, 2-5 
5-32; 5-40; 6-34 

Optometrist, 5-11 
Optometrist, 5-32; 5-40 

South Bend College of Optics, 
7-13 

Southall, James, 5-15-16; 
6-24 

Southall, P.C., 9-1; 10-54 
Southern California College 

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of Optometry, 5-12; 5-24; 
9-21 

Southern College of Optometry, 
5-17; 7-1 

Library, 5-5; 6-34 
Southern Optcmetrist, 'lhe, 3-15 
Soviet Union (see also Russia), 

4-6 
S.O.Z. (see also Suddeutsche 

Optikerzeitung), 7-23 
Spafford, R.E., 4-37 
Spatial perception, 10-70 
Spearman, F .H., 1-16 
Specere, 8-63 
Specialoptikernes Lands-

forening, 7-5; 7-7 
"Specs N' Stamps," collection 

(see aslo Philately), 
3-11 

Spectacles, 4-12; 4-16; 4-35; 
. 4-43; 4-45; 4-48; 4-55; 

4-60; 5-25; 5-32; 
6-1-2; 6-3-4; 6-9; 8-11; 
8-23-24; 9-2; 9-5; 9-11 

allergy, 9-59 
antique, 4-33-34; 4-45; 

7-2 
aqua-crystal, 5-14 
Bunyan, Paul, 6-15 
designs, 9-7 
double, 8-28 
history, Vol. 1, supplement, 

9-1; 9-5; 10-33; 10-36; 
10-73 

invention, 10-32 
iseikonic, 6-21 
Italian, 10-34 
makers, 4-30; 6-10; 6-41; 

8-16; 8-32; 8-68 
Worshipful Col. of (see 

also Worshipful), 7-3 
making (history), 10-73 

manufacture (history} , 10-34 
market, 4-24 
old (see antique above), 1-15; 2-7 
Philippine presidents, 7-17 
rimless, 7-45 
Sweden, 9-13 
"Timetable" - errors, 6-42 
vending machine, 9-7 
wearers of the revolutionary era, 7-76 
wire rim, 7-22 
Sphy~omancmeter, 9-3 
Spiegel, 8-63 
"Spirit for '76," 5-30; 6-40 
Spoone, Angus, lo-64 
Springborg, Walter~ 3-14 
Springer, Donald, Ll-55 
Squarebriggs (Harry) Memorial lectures, 

3-20 
"Squawman, The," 4-51 
Squint (see also angles of squint), 

4-5; 4-26; 4-54 
elimination, 5-7 

Stafanacci, Siroonetto, 7-18 · 
Staiman, Jacob, 1-24; 4-4; 4-37; 4-45; 

5-5; 6-34; 8-24; 8-45; 8-73; 9-50; 
10-17 

Stampfer, S.R. von, 8-34 
Stamps (see also philately), 3-25 
Stanislavski~ 3-11 
Star-clock,. ~-62 
Stark, Lawrence, 10-74 
Stars, 8-7-8 
State College of Optometry 
Library, 3-22 

State Optometric Associations, 3-5 
State Optical Institute, 4-6 
Statue of F.C. Donders, 7-14 
Stealey, Roy, 5-18 
Stein, Gertrude, 3-30 
Stein, Jules, 5-42 
Stein, Martha, 9-56 
Stereo grams, 3-30 
Stereophenomenon, 7-84-85 
Stereopsis, 4-13 
Stereoscope, 10-12 
Stereoscope A' Charniere, 4-5 
Stereoscope (reflecting), 4-5 
"Stereoscopes and Stereoscopic 

Views," 6-23 
Sterne, Karl, 9-1 
Stevens, J., 6-22 
Stevenson, Elma, 5-27-28 
Stevenson, Harry, 5-27-28 
Stewart, Walter, 4-18 
St:imner, Tobias, 8-70 
Stimson, Russell, 10-41 



Stocker, Frederick, 6-47 
Stone, F.H., 7-42 
Stonskas, Carolyn, 6-12; 6-14 
Storey, J.K., 7-86 
"Story of Optometry, The," 5-26; 

9-10 
"Story of Vision," 7-42 
Strabismus (see also squint) , 

2-12; 7-86 
Straker, Stephen, 3-18 
Straub, Wolfgang, 10-73 
Strawn, E.W., 1-14 
Memorial Fund, 3-19 

Strickland, Jerald, 5-17-18 
Stroboscope, 8-34 
Stuckey, Kenneth, 10-7 
Studebaker, David, 4-4; 5-5; 

6-34 
"Studies in the History of 

OphthaJmology in England 
Prior to the Year 1800," 
4-31 

Stuewer, R.H., 0-34 
Sturm, 3-17 
Suddeutsche Optikerzeitung, 3-29; 

4-12; 4-35; 5-37; 6-1 7-23; 
Sullivan, E.F., 7-68 9-16 
Sully, Thomas, 7-76 
Summers, Will, 3-12 
Sun (direct fixation), 8-1 

Sundial, 8-30 
Super, SelWYD, 4-4; 5-5; 5-11; 

6-34 
Superietrr•, Ecole, 7-33 
Survey of Ophthalmology, 7-37 
"Survey of Optometry," 5-26 
Suttcliffe, J.H., 4-10; 4-45; 

5-40; 9-64; 10-52 
Scholarship, 4-37 

Sutton, M.R., 1-14 
Sveningsen, Alex, 3-38 
Swaby Laboratory, 8-12 
Swann, L.A., 5-38 
Swaziland, 9-31 
Sweden, 6-45; 9-13-14 
Symbols, 4-34 
Eye, 4-56 

"Synoptophores -the History of," 
4-5 

Synverktyg Fran Aldre Tider, 
6-45 

"System of Fitting Glasses and 
Apparatus for Use in 
Practicing the Same," 
2-19 

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"System of Ophthalmolqsy," 8-17 

T 

Tabo, 8-7 
Taboada, Jorge, 3-19 
Tactile art, 10-36 
Taft, Robert, 3-11 
Ta.it, c.c., 2-5 
Tal Om Optiken, 7-65 
Talbot-Plateau Law, 8-1 
"Tales of Hofftnann, The," 

4-50 
Talismanic Eye Symbols, 4-10; 4-56 
Talley, Daniel, 10-41 
Tamamizuya Optician Co. Ltd., 

4-:-11 
Tannebaum, Sol, 1-2; 1-6; 2-14; 

3-1; 3-21; 3-30; 3-33; 4-1; 
4-4; 4-28; 5-6; 5-23; 6-1; 
6-34; 7-26; 8-4; 8-13; 
8-27; 9-1 

Tasmanian 
Act, 3-24 
legislation, 8-5 
Optometry Board, 3-23 

Tavernier, Jean-Baptiste, 5-8 
Taylor, Isaac, 4-45; 5-13-14 
Taylor, Jennifer, 6-34 
Taylor, Ward E., 9-21 
"Teaching of Buddha, The," 4-11 
Teague, S.J., 9-9 
"Techiliques of Fitting Contact 

Lenses," 7-21 
Technische, Hochschule, 7-10 
"Technology,, J.VIanagement and- Society," 

10-32 
Telescope, 6-41; 7-23; 8-10-11; 

9-6 
Galilean, 10-13 
Gunsights, 7-24 
invention, 9-6-7 

"Telescopic Spectacles and Magnifiers 
As Aids to Poor Vision," 5-42 

Temples, 3-9 
"Ten Theorems Essential for Finesse 

in Optometry," 7-2 
Terry, Jack, 5-6; 6-34 
Test, Knife-Edge 
Texas Optometric Association, 4-15; 

10-66 
"Texas Optometry Honors its Most 

Senior Full Time Practicing 
Optometrist," 4-16 

"Textbook of Physiology," 7-73 



Thabor Teens, 8-8 
'lheil, p. vl. , 8-11 
'lhelan, Alfred, 8-25 
'lheological Optics , 10-35 
'Iheoretical History, 4-5 
"Theories of Vision From 

Al-Kindi to Kepler," 
10-41 

'lherbusch, Anna, 8-70 
Thiele, Johan, 3-35 

Crossed Cylinder Technique, 
8-11 

"'Ihinkers and Tinkers," 4-30 
'Ihiriart, Jean, 3-5; 3-34-35; 

4~4, 4-27; 4-37; 5-6; 
6-34; 6-42 

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"Thirty Years in Contact Lenses," 
6-41 

'Ihanas , J. Herman, 7-56 
'Ihanas, Margaret, 7-79 
'Ihomas, R. ~ 3-8 
Thompson, LJ.-50 
'lllompson, Peter, 7-84 
Thomson, H.A., 7-13 

1895 Correspondence Course in 
Optics, 7-13 

Thorington, James, 9-10 
'Ihorndike, IQnn, 1-20 
'lhorner, Walther, 7-84; 9-15 
'lllornthwaite, Wrn., 8-16 
Thorson, Roy, 5-29 
Award, 3-20; 5-29 

"Three Cases of Foreign Bodies 
in the Eye," 9-10 

Tibaut, Raymond, 5-31 
Tiffany, Flavel, 9-11 
Tjme, 5-21 
Times Record, 'Ihe, 5-19 
Timms, D.L., 5-29 
Tina, R.E., 10-55 
Tinted Glasses, 9-8 
"Title Varies," 9-16 
Titus, Sterrett, 6-34; 9-21-24 
l:Iernoirs , 9-21 

Tbbiasz, E.C., 6-11 
Todd, A.S., 7-41 
Todd, w .s.' 2-8 
"Todos los Optometras de 

Puerto Rico, A," 4-25; 
4-38 

Toewe, Carolyn (see also Stonskas, 
Carolyn) 

Toewe, William, 6-12 
Toncmeter 
aneroid, 7-86 
indentation, 7-86 

Tonometric, 4-34 
Tonometry (applanation), 10-56 

Topaz, Lional, 8-65 
Memorial Library, 3-5 

Toroidal Lens, 8-61 
TbiTence, M.D., 1-2; 4-5; 5-6; 

6-34 
Tort, Jose, 6-46 
Touh,y, Kevin, 7-Jq 
Trachoma, 9-28 
Trachtman, Joseph, 8-22 
Trade Journals, 4-24 
Trade Practices, 4-24 
Trademarks (Zeiss) , 4-9 
Transactions of 
.American Academy of Ophthalmology and 

otolaryngology, 5-42 
.American Ophthalmological Society, 5-40 
.American Philosophical Society, 9-7 
Illwninating Engineering Society, 5-28 
International Ophthalmic Optical Congress, 

1970, 4-36 
Trantas, Alexios, 10-55 
"Travels in India," 5-8 
Travis (Wm.) Estate Record, 5-34-35 
"Treatise de 1 'Ophthar.r:d.e, la Cataracte 

et l'.Amourose," 9-11 
"Treatise on the Diseases of the Eye,A," 

9-11; 9-33; 10-56 
"Treatise on the Eye,A," 6-44 
"Treatise on the Eye, the Manner and 

Phenomenon of Vision," 4-31 
"Treatise on Optics," 3-16 
Treleaven, Clifford, 3-42; 9-1 
Trends and Objectives, 1898-1909, 5~35 
Treviranus, Gottfried, 6-49 
Trifocals, 8-28 
Tri-State Trader, 1-8 
Troland, Leonard, 5-28-29; 6-21 
Truman, Harry, 5-28 
Tscherrna.k, A., 3-42 
Tscherning, 7-5 
photograph, 7-14 

Tso, Cho, 2-5-6; 2-15 
Tso-Sze, 2-16 
Tsuan-tsu Hong, 2-16 
Tsuda, Shozaburo, 4-11 
Tuberville, 3-20 
Tubesing, Richard, 7-12 
Tubesing, Robert, 6-48; 7-12 
Tumblin, James , 1-24; 3-33; 4-5; 4-38; 

5-6; 6-34; 10-1; 10-17 
Tuohy, Kevin, 7-19 
Turbayne, Colin, 4-56 
Turner, Gerard, 6-41 
Turville, A.E., 4-77; 10-54 
Tutankhamun, 9-49 
Tuttle, A.W., 2-20 
"25 Jahre Entwicklung In Der Augenoptik," 

5-37 

II 

I 

I 



"Two Generations in Optcxnetry," 9-21 
"231 Years in Optometry - The 

Story of a Family," 4-9 
"Two Treatises Concerning Eie­

Sight," 9-49 
Tyler, Sam, 5-41 

u 

"Uber Die Beziehungen Zwischen Licht 
Urd Elektrizitat," 7-9 

"Uber Stimulation Blind Heit Und 
Schwachsichtigkeit Und 
Deren Entlarvung," 7-22 

Udjat Eye, 9-49 
Ueberschaar, Gunter, 7-23; 10-21 
Ultraviolet Radiation, 9-10 
Umpire (National League) , 3-9 
Unicef, 5-8 
u.s. District Court (IN), 3-42 
u.s. Presidents, 9-33 
U.s.s.R. Acadell\Y of Science, 4-6 
Universidad Central de Venezuela, 

3-40 
Universal Dictionary of Arts, 

Sciences, and Literature, 
9-1 

University Microfilms, 3-18 
University 
of Alabama, 4-55; 5-24 
of California School of 

OptoiiEtry - Berkeley, 4-56 
of Houston, 5-12 
College of Optometry, 5-41 

of Wales Institute of Science 
ard Technology (U.W.I.S.T.) 

Univis Digest, 2-13 
"Unorthodoxy - How Far " 8-64 
Unpublished manuscripts, 4-51 
Upham, F .A., 4-22 
Urim and Thurrm:i.m, 6-17 

v 

Valdez, Daza de, 5-22; 10-38 
Van Helden, Albert, 9-7 
Van Gogh, Vincent, 3-18 
Van Noort, A., 4-27 
Van Nus, Fred, 3-35 
Van Veen, Martin, 4-34 
"Variable and Progr>essi ve Power 

Lenses , " 4-35 
Vassalli, Debby, 6-16 
Vatican, Library, 4-16; 5-33 

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Vazquez, Hector, 6-46 
Veen, Van (see Van Veen) 
Veins, Aqueous, 6-50 
Velez, f.1anual, 6-33 
Vending Apparatus, 9-7 
Venezuelan 
Optometric Association, 5-41 
Optometry, 3-39-40; 5-41 

Verma, Satya, 5-6; 6-34 
Veterinary Ophthalmology, 5-34 
Vice President (O.H.S.), 1-5 
Vug, Thorlief, 3-35 
Villani, Sergio, 6-34 
Vinci, Leonardo Da (see also 

Da Vinci), 3-18; 5-33; 
7-85; 8-40 

Violet Glass, 9-8 
v.I.s.I.c., 4-27 
Vision, 4-7; 4-56; 5-28-29; 

5-30; 5-33 
binocular, 4-6 
care, 4-24 
history, 10-40 
monocular, 4':"'"6 

"Vision and Optics in 1776," 6-44 
Vision Research, 3-31 
Vision Testing (Industrial), 7-14 
"Visual Acuities: Factors, Theories, 

Problems," 4-51 
Visual Acuity, 4-13 
charts, 4-34 
measurement, 5-40; 7-41; 9-62 
notation, 5-40 
testing, 9-28 

Visual Aids, 7-23 
"History, Legend, and Fact," 

4-36 
"Of Long Ago," 6-45 

Visual Consultant, 7-17 
Visual Illusions and Their 

Application, 7-76 
Visual Illusions, Their Causes, 

Characteristics, and Appli­
cations," 9-10 

''Visual language," 4-56 
Visual Optics, 7-14; 8-28 
Visual 
persistence, 8-34 
process (history), 10-41 
ps~rchology, 8-28 
science, 3-28; 3-31; 4-6; 

5-19; 6-11; 6-15; 7-86; 
10-55 

sensation, 8-67 
training, 7-86 

Visual Science Information 
Research Center (see V.I.S.I.C.) 



Vitellius, Witelo, 4-16; ~32 
Vito, David, 4-42; 5-6; 6-34 
VcXJnoy, Bernard, 4-42; 5-6; 

6-35 
Volz, H., 8-41 
Von Fraunhofer, Joseph, 7-24 
Von Goethe, Johann, 9-59 

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Von Graefe (see also Graefe, von) 
1-20; 2-12; 3-17 

Von Haugwitz (see Ha.ugwitz) 
Von Helmholtz (see also Helm-

holtz), 1-19; 2-15 
Von Peczely, Ignatz, 10-57 
Von Pirquet (see Pirquet, von) 
Von Rohr, Moritz, 7-8; 8-68 
''Vote, The," 7-67 
Vrancx, Sevastian, 4-26 
Vrugaft, M.E., 10-56 

w 

Wahr, George, 6-14; 6-24 
Walden, W.D., 2-20 
Wall eye, 4-26 
Wallis, Norma, 5-6; 6-34 
Walls, Gordon, 4-51; 5-22; 

8-17; 8-63 
Walters, Deborah, 7-12 
Waldrop, J. , 8-76 
Warner, Eleanor, 10-9 
Warren, George, 3-14 
Washington School of 

·Optometry, 4-9 
Washington Scope, 5-27 
Waterhouse, Peter, 2-18 
Waterloo School of Optometry, 

2-5; 2-15 
Waterworth, Newham, 3-22-24; 

8-5-6 
Memorial Lecture, 3-22 

Waterworth, Philip, 3-24 
Watkins, Bernard, 1-2; 1-5; 

4-5; 6-35 
Watson, F.B., 4-10 
Watson, F.B., 3-22 
Wavelengths - infants' response, 

7-22 
''We Used What We Had," 2-15 
Weart, Spencer, 9-52 
Weber, Jack, 1-2; 1-5; 4-5; 

4-7; 5-6; 5-33; 6-35; 
7-24 

Weber, R..L., 8-21 
Webster, J.D., 9-29 
Weil, Joseph, 3-14 
Weill, Georges, 7-85 

Weiman, Max1miliano, 7-21 
Weiner, Grace, 1-2; 1-15; 3-2; 4-5 

4-55; 5-6; 5-24-25; 6-35; 8-1 
8-13; 8-17; 9-1; 9-17; 10~17 

Weinstein, M.H., 1-2; 1-5; 4-5; 4-34; 5-6 
Weis, William, 4-38 
Weiskopf, Sally, 7-22 
Weisman, Eugene, 9-3; 9-5 
Weiss, Edmund, 7-6; 7-14 
Welch, Herbert, 3-25-28; 8-46 
Welch, Lester, 1-2; 3-2; 4-5; 5-6; 6-35 
Welch, R.B.; 8-17 
Wellington, John, 6-5 
Wells, William, 3-17; 10-55 
Wellsworth Merchandiser, 7-14 
Wesley, John, 4-31 
Wessing, A., 7-86 
West, Benjamin, 4-10 
Westheimer, Gerald, 6-15 
Wey, John, 5-6; 6-35 
Weymouth, F., 3-29; 8-4 
Weymouth, P.R., 8-4 
''What is Light?", 2-18 
Wheatcroft, G.A., 4-17; 8-64 
Wheatstone, Charles, 4-5 
Wheelock, A.P. 5-6; 7-10-11; 7-17 
''When Opticians Examined Eyes with 

Little Equipnent," 7-84 
Whitaker, Charles, 4-38 
White, E.R., 7-40 
Who's Who, 7-78 
in America, 6-16 
in the East, 6-38 
in the Midwest, 6-38 
jn the South and Southwest, 6-38 
in the West, 6-38 

Wichers, Max, 8-45 
Wichterle, 6-50 
Wick, K., 7-22 
Wick, Ralph, 4-6; 5-26-27; 7-22-23 
''Wie Wurde Die Brille in Alter Und 

Neuer Zeit Getragen?", 7-24 
Wilcox, Norman, 8-58; 9-55 
Wilde, Oscar, 6-50 
Wilde, William, 6-50 
Wildermuth, EoF., 7-42 
Wille, Herluf, 7-6-7 
Willenbrock, J., 5-39 
Williams, Frank, 6-35 
Williams, Jerome, 3-31 
Williams, Henry, 9-11 
Williams, Robert, 8-50 
Williams,. T.D., 7-33 
Wilmer Institute, 6-47; 8-17 
Wilmer, W .H. , 2-20 
Wilson, Kenneth, 6-35 
Wilson, Woodrow, 3-11 



Windows (colored), 9-18 
"Winds of Kitty Hawk, The," 10-17 
Wine Competition, 4-33 
Wingate, George, 5-39 
Wingate, W. Rex, 9-64 
Wisconsin 

Optometric Association Historic 
Corrmittee, 3-15 

Optometric History, 9-54 
Optometry, 7-79 

Wiseman, Eugene, 8-66; 9-3 
Wiseman, Frank, 7-3 
Wiseman, Max -Memorial 

Fund, 3-19 
Witelo (Vitellius), 5-32) 
''With Heritage in Hand," 4-48 
Witt, J .H., 1-9 
Wittig, J., 8-31 
Wolbach, John, 10-9 
Wold, Karl, 8-11 
Wolf, Emil, 10-52 
Wolfberg, Melvin, 1-14; 1-24; 

4-5; ~6; 6-35 
Wolff, J., 3-1; 4-5; 5-6; 7-25 
Woll, Frederick, 2-19; 8-23; 

9-1; 10-50 ' 
Wollaston, W.H., 8-27 
Woo, G., 5-6; 6-35 
Wood, Alex, 6-24 
Wood, Ethel, 4-54; 5-6; 6-35 
Wood, Oscar, 4-54 
Woodcock, F.R., 10-16 
Woodcut (American), 5-15 
Woods, Ira, 10-67 
Woodward, William, 10-70 
''Works on Vision," 4-56 
"World Through Blunted Sight, The," 

2-14 
World War I, 4-13; 5-16; 5-37; 

5-40 
World War II, 4-14 
Worshipful Company of Spectacle 

Makers, 5-31; 7-3; 8-5; 
8-15-16; 8-65; 8-72; 10-46; 
10-56 

Wottring, LeRoy, 4-54 
Wright, Charles, 7-80-81; 8-23 
Wright, Frederic~, 7-80 
Wright Library, 7-80-81 
Wright (W.D.) Scholarship, 4-37 
"Writing, Reading, and Dyslexia, On," 

5-42 
Wuensch, Ron, 9-48 
Wundt, 5-33 

-112-

y 

"Years of FulfilJment," 9-9 
York (Adam) Unique Products Co. , 

10-13 
York, Alan, 8-2; 8-7; 8-24; 

8-70; 9-31; 10-20 
"You Too Can Enjoy a Busman' s 

Holiday," 3-11 
Young, Clarence, 4-9; 5-33 
Young, Dwayne, 10-43 
Young, Thomas, 6-11; 6-24; 7-18; 

8-27-28; 10-27 

z 

Zamenhof, L.L., 8-43 
Zamer, 4-50 
Zeiss, Carl, 4-8; 4-26; 7-32; 

10-56 
Zeiss 
information, 4-9 
trademarks, 4-9 
werkzeitung, 7-32 
works, 7-35 

"Zeittafel der Schlehre," 10-55 
Zentmayer, Joseph, 7-11; 7-78 
Zettel, John, 6-9 
Zielinski, J. , 8-25 
Zoethout, Wm., 7-73 
Zones of Ocular Comfort, 8-4 
"Zur Geschichte Der Adaptometrie," 

6-28 
"Zur Geschichte Der Fachschule 

Fur Optik Und Fototechnik 
Berlin," 5-37 

"Zur Geschichte Der Keratoplastik, 11 

6-47 
"Zur Geschichte Der Sehlehre," 3-29 
Zurbaran, Francisco de, 3-11 
Zurich, University of, 6-47 
Zweiter Band, 8-63 


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