HINDSIGHT 
Journal of Optometry History 

Index to Volumes 31-40 

Official Publication of the Optometric Historical Society 



Hindsight: Journal of Optometry History publishes material on the history of optometry 
and related topics. As the official publication of the Optometric Historical Society, 
Hindsight: Journal of Optometry History supports the purposes and functions of the 
Optometric Historical Society. 

The purposes of the Optometric Historical Society, according to its by-laws, are: 
• to encourage the collection and preservation of materials relating to the history of 
optometry, 
• to assist in securing and documenting the recollections of those who participated in 
the development of optometry, 
• to encourage and assist in the care of archives of optometric interest, 
• to identify and mark sites, landmarks, monuments, and structures of significance in 
optometric development, and 
• to shed honor and recognition on persons, groups, and agencies making notable 
contributions toward the goals of the society. 

The official publication of the Optometric Historical Society, published quarterly since its 
beginning, was previously titled: 
Newsletter of the Optometric Historical Society, 1970-1991 (volumes 1-22), and 
Hindsight: Newsletter of the Optometric Historical Society, 1992-2006 (volumes 23-37). 
Hindsight: Journal of Optometry History began in 2007 with volume 38, number 1. 

This index covers volumes 31-40 of Hindsight. 

Three indexes have been published previously, one index for each of the following 
ranges of volumes: 1-10, 11-20, and 21-30. 

On the cover: The drawing represents OHS for Optometric Historical Society: the 0 an 
elementary schematic of an eye, the H three intersecting pairs of spectacles, and the S 
a representation of a light wave with the Greek letter lambda indicating one wavelength. 
The drawing artist was Diane Goss. 

OHS website: www.opt.indiana.edu/ohs/opthohiso.html 



INDEX 
Volumes 31-40 

A 

A Brief History of Bausch & Lomb's 

First 150 years, 39/95-96 

"A Co1orNotation," 37/47 

A Course of Lectures on Natural 

Philosophy and the Mechanical Arts, 

38/73-74 

A Familiar Introduction to the Theory 

and Practice of Perspective, 38/70 

"A lens is not a pill," 31/6 

"A Practical and Historical Treatise on 

Consumptive Diseases," 38/24 

A Scene in a Brothel, 39/59 

A Short Account of the Eye and Nature 

of Vision, 401100-103 

Abbas, Ali ibn, 38/86 

Abbe, Ernst, 33/34; 40/42 

Abel, Charles A., Jr., 35/5-6 

Aberrations, 36/7 

Abrahamsen, Nelson E., 34/27 

Abrams, D., 35/39 

Abrams, Jerry, 32118-20, 24; 36/28-30 

Ocular HS, 31/24; 32/17 

OHS Board, 33/1; 34/1; 35/1; 36/1; 

3711; 38/2; 40/2 

Abrams, "Jerome J. Abrams Day", 31/24 

Abu Ali al-Hussein ibn Abdallah ibn 

Sina, 38/86 

Academy Award, contact lens, 3 7/23 

Accommodation, 31120; 3617; 38/70, 71 

Acid-free paper, 3112 

Ackroyd, Peter, 40/108-109 

Acta Ophthalmologica Scandanavica 

(journal), 36/7, 13 

Ad Vitellionem Paralipomena, 38/91 

Adams, Anthony, 34/17; 40/104 

Adams, Dudley, 40/68, 139-141 

Adams, George Jr., 40/63-68, 139-141 

Adams, George Sr., 40/81, 139-141 

Adams on fleet Street, Instrument 

Makers to King George III, 40/139-

141 

Adams, Samuel, 39/71 

Adams, R.L., 39/135 

"Add a measurement," 38/76 

Advisory Enterprises, 3 8/18 

Aertsen, Pieter, 39/60, 63 

Agrawal, D.P., 37/6 

Agueli, Ivan, 36/13 

Aguillon, 35/18 

Aguilonius, on color types, 31/27 

Airy, George Biddell, 31122; 35117; 

38/35-36; 40/132 

Akhenaton, 40/90-91 

Alabama Polytechnic, 36/22 

Aladdin's Lamp: How Greek Science 

Came to Europe Through the Islamic 

World, 40/142 

Alameda and Contra Costa Counties 

Optometric Society, 35/29 

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Alas, Leopoldo, 33/34-35 

Albert, Daniel, 38/69 

Albertotti, 32/2 

Alberotti, Guiseppe, 39/145 

Alexander, E.B., 34/6; 37/45 

Alexander, Kevin L., 34/27 

al-Harrani, Thabit ibn Qurrah ibn 

Marwan, 37/40 

Alhazen, 31127; 34/40; 35/17; 38/71, 

86-87, 90-91; 40/69-71, 90, 142 

Alkindi, 34/40; 38/86-87, 90-91; 40/142 

All India Institute of Medical Sciences, 

39/43 

Allen, Arthur W., 36/27 

Allen, John, 37/40 

Allen, Merrill J., 36/40-41; 37/16-17; 

39/76 

Allyn, William G., 36/27 

Alpern, Mathew, 36/38, 41; 37/16-17, 

42; 40/5-6, 9, 21 

tribute, 34/18-19 

Amenhotep, 40/90-91 

American Academy of Ophthalmology 

and Otolaryngology, 37/42 

American Academy of Optometry, 31/7-

8; 35/6, 24; 36/35, 38; 37/14; 38/50 

American Encyclopedia of 

Ophthalmology, 3115 

American Journal of Optometry, 3 7 /14; 

38/50 

American National Standards Institute, 

39/54 

American Optical Association, 31/5-6; 

38/49 

American Optical Company, 32/15; 

33/39; 34/6-7; 38/35; 39/4 

American Opticist Company, 3114 

American Optometric Association, 34/3-

5,32-38, 51; 35/24; 36/5, 31; 38/49; 

39/14, 40 

American Philosophical Society, 

38/78, 95 

American Schools and Colleges of 

Optometry, 35/6 

American Scientist, 37/47 

Ames, Adelbert, 36/25, 42; 40/6 

Amherst College, 37/35 

Amici, Giovan Battista, telescopes, 

33/34 

Amos, John F., 35/37, 39 

An Essay on Dew and Several 

Appearances Connected with It, 

38/72 

An Essay on Vision, 40/63-68 

An Essay Upon Single Vision With Two 

Eyes-Together with Experiments and 

Observations on Several Other 

Subjects in Optics, 38/71-72, 101-

102 

An Eye For Painting, 39/19-20 

"An introduction to Medical Literature," 

38/24 

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Anatolians, 37/3 

Anaximander, 40/142 

Anderson, Douglas, 35/38 

Anderson, J.E., 36/4 

Anderson, P.G., 39/12 

Angell, Roger, 37/34 

Animal vision, 33/25 

Aniseikonia, 3117; 36/42 

Annan, J.L., 39/12-13 

Anomaloscope, 35/42 

Antique Spectacles (website), 40/78 

Apell, Richard, 37/45 

Aravind Eye Hospital, 39/107 

Aravind, S., 39/56 

Archimedes, 34/23-26 

Archives, optometric, 32/10-12 

Ardalan, Nastaran Zafar, 38/58-62 

Arista, 39/143 

Aristarchus, 40/142 

Aristophanes, 35/17 

Aristotle, 38/86, 88, 101; 39/81; 40/90 

on color, 31126; 34/40; 35/17 

on myopia/presbyopia, 31121 

Armati, Salvino, tombstone, 32/18, 24 

Armington, 36/19 

Armistead, J. Davis, 38/103-104 

Armstrong, A.G., 36/27 

Army, U.S. Army optometry, 35/31 

Army Medical Research Laboratory 

(KY), 33/12 

Arnold, Emil H., 33/18 

Aronson, Casper J., 36/27 

Arrington, E.E., 35/44 

Ars Parva Galeni, 38/86 

Artificial eyes, 32/5-6; 34/41-42; 

38/58-67, 83-84; 40/47-62, 88-90 

Artists, myopic, 36/13 

Artists, using optics, 33/4-5 

Ascher, Karl, 35/41 

Assmann, Jan, 40/96 

Association for Research in Vision and 

Ophthalmology, 36/38; 37/42 

Association of Regulatory Boards of 

Optometry, 39/40 

Association of Schools and Colleges of 

Optometry, 37/19; 39/40 

Assyrians, 32/13-14 

Asthenopia, 34/53-54 

Astigmatism, 31122; 34/54; 38/33-39, 69 

Astronomiae Pars Optica and Dioptrice, 

39/18 

Atchison, David, 40/3 

Atwell, Constance, 37/29 

Auerbach, Edgar, 37/16 

Augsburger, Arol, 31125; 34/27 

August von Ammon, Friedrich, 32/35 

Austen Layard Lens, 32/13-14 

Australia, museums, 32112 

Australian College ofOptometry, 37/46 

Australian j oumal, 31124 

Australian Optometric Association, 

32/17 

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Auto-goggles, 36/32-34 

Auzout, Adrien, telescopes, 33/34 

A vicenna, 38/87 

Ayscough, James, 40/77, 100-103 

B 

Babcock, Joseph M., 39/138; 40/131 

Bacon, Roger, 31127; 34/40; 35/18; 

38/85-86, 89-92; 39/92; 40/69, 142 

Badinanus, Juannes, 33/41 

Badinanus Manuscript, 33/41 

Badrinath, S.S., 39/111 

Bailey, Ian, 37/27 

Bailey, J.W., 40/125 

Bailey, Neal, 34/27; 36/41; 38/56 

Baker, George, 38/78 

Baker, Henry, 40/81 

Baldwin, W.R., 35/44; 38/55-56 

Ball, Jonathan, 37/30-33 

Balliwala, Naval, 39/57 

Balter, Michael, 40/48 

Bandrinath, S.S., 39/30, 55, 56 

Bannon, Robert, 36/42 

Baptistae della Porta, Giovanni, 32/2 

Barany, 38/102 

Barlow, Horace, 40/4 

Barnett, 39/128 

Baron, William, 37/18 

Barrow, Isaac, 39/81 

Barrows, David P., 34/45 

Barstow, Ralph, 35/37 

Bartlett, Jimmy, 35/37 

Bartisch, George, 39/93 

Bartley, Howard, 37/19; 39/2-3 

Baseball, 36/19; 37/34-40 

Bateman, Eric, 31/7 

Bates, F.A., 37/9; 40/125 

Bausch and Lomb Optical Company, 

35/29; 36/36; 38/15; 39/95-96 

Bausch and Lomb School, 39/111 

Bausch, Augustus, 36/24 

Bausch, Edward, 36/22 

Bausch, John Jacob, 39/95 

Bayshore, Ted, 34/42 

Becker, Bernard, 33/22; 37/26, 42-44; 

38/8, 10, 11; 39/5, 45, 49-50, 93 

Becker Collection, 

Indiana University, 39/93 

Washington University, 32/10 

Beel, William E., 36/27 

Belmont, Owen, 38/76 

Bender, 34/21; 37/46 

Benford, James R., 36/27 

Benjamin, William, 35/37 

Bennett, Irving, 32/22; 38/17-22; 

39/75-76; 40/2, 33, 37-39, 129-131 

Bennett, Jack, OHS Board, 3111 

Benson, Rt. Hon. John Roby, 31/7 

Berens, AI, 40/90 

Beretta, LA., 34/31 

Bergman, 37/12 

Bergmann, Cedric 0., 36/27 

Berman, Morris, 35/37 

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Bernard of Chartres, 40/7 4 

Berry, William, 36/28 

Bestor, Harry Martin, 40/122, 126 

Bestor, Henry, 37/22; 38/14-15 

Bethlem Royal Hospital Archives and 

Museum, 39/14 

Bettman, Jerome W., 35/38 

Biblical figures and spectacles, 32/24 

Bibliotheca Osleriana, 39/92 

Bibliotheca Walleriana, 39/92 

Bickel, Edward E., 36/27 

Bieganowski, Lech, 40/69-75 

Bielschowsky, Alfred, 36/42 

Bifocals, unusual, 33/35 

Binder, R., 37/16 

Bing, Lois B., 34/27 

Bingham, W.J., 36/27 

Binocular vision, 31/7; 38/71 

Biography ofvision scientists, 33/31-32 

Biomicroscopy, 33/24 

Bird, Walter, 40/10 

Birnbaum, Martin H., 35/38 

Bishop, George H., 39/3 

Bisno, D.C., 35/44; 36/42 

Bittel, Bob Jr., 40/38 

Bixler, Noah, 35/25 

Black, James, 39/129-133, 135-136 

Blackwell, Richard, 37/17 

Blair, F.W., 40/120 

Blake, J.B., 39/10-11 

Blanchard, Donald L., texts, 33/29 

Blattner, Henry, 36/31 

Blind pension law, 40/129-131 

Blind spot, 33/26 

Blue, Dan, 39/130 

Blum, Henrik L., 35/38 

Blyth, 35/39 

Boger, Frederick, 36/30; 38/50; 40/117 

Book of Healing, 38/86 

Book of the Questions on the Eye, 38/86 

Books, important 20th century 

optometric, 35/36-40 

Books, on optometric history, 35/43-48 

Barish, 38/55-56 

Borish Center for Ophthalmic Research, 

38/56 

Borish, Irvin M., 33/8; 35/25, 37, 40; 

38/55-56; 40/136 

Borsch, 35/36 

Bost, E.T. Jr., 40/130 

Boston's Catholic Guild for All of the 

Blind, 37/26 

Bourcier, C., 35/44 

Bowen, A.H., 37/23; 40/121-122 

Bowers, Scott, 39/126, 129 

Bowman, L.J., 35/46 

Boyle, Robert, 31/28 

Boynton, Robert M., 36/17-20, 22, 

35, 37-38; 37/14, 16, 34-40; 39/2, 

49; 40/11, 20 

Brachner, A., 35/44 

Bradley Polytechnic Institute, 3 7/24 

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Brandreth, Roy, 35/28-29 

Brecher, G. A., 37/16 

Breck, Philip, 35/29 

Breinin, Goodwin, 37/42 

Brent, Jane, 35/9 

Brescher, Gerhard, 33/24 

Brewer, 38/102 

Brewster, Sir David, 33/41; 39/23; 40/82 

Brewster Society, 34/11-12 

"Bridegroom of the soul", vision, 33/16 

Bridgman, Charles S., 37/16 

Briggs, William H., 38/14, 71; 39/93 

Brilliant, 35/39 

Brindley, Giles, 40/4, 11 

Briscoe, Herman, 35/25 

British Museum, 32/13-14 

British Optical Association Foundation 

Museum (London), 32/10; 34/22; 

35/36; 39/92 

Brock, Arnold E., 39/120 

Brock, Frederick W., 36/16; 39/120-123 

Brocklesby, Richard, 38/73 

Brodie, Harold, 38/14 

Brombach, T.A., 34/49 

Bronson, L.D., 35/44 

Brooks, Clifford, 35/40; 36/6 

Brooks, Stephens H., 40/120-121 

Brotman, Marvin, 37/29 

Brown, Brian, 31124 

Brown, Carol, 34/27 

Brown, Charles, 35/30 

Brown, Christian Henry, 35/39; 40/119 

Brown, Peter, 35/20 

Brown, Samuel, AOA, 34/27 

Brown, William, 36/41 

Browning,John,40/132-135 

Brozek, Josef, 38/99-100 

Brubaker, 39/129 

Briicke, 40/82 

Bruneni, J.L., 35/44 

Bull, Edward C., 36/4-5, 30-32 

Bull, G.J., 35/44 

Bulletin of the History of Dentistry, 39/7 

Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 39/7 

Bullfinch, Charles, 36/2 

Bullis, Glenna E., 35/38 

Burch, James M., 40/4, 18 

Burian, Hermann, 33/24; 36/42 

Burnham, John C., 39/146-147 

Burnie, David, on optics, 32/25 

Burnt City, 38/58-67, 83-84; 40/88-89 

Burrage, R.R., 36/27 

Bush, Charles G., 33/41; 34/12 

c 
Cahan, D., 35/45 

Cahn, H.S., 34/31 

California Optometric Association, 

34/29-38, 45-52 

California Optometry Gournal), 34/31-

38, 44-52; 35/4-8, 28-30; 37/30 

California State Association of 

Opticians, 34/31 

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California State Association of 

Optometrists, 36/32 

California Vision Services, 35/28-30 

Calloway, Doris, 39/28, 106 

Caloroso, Elizabeth, 35/3 7 

Camera obscura, 31128; 33/4-5 

Cameron, 35/39 

Campbell, Fergus, 40/4 

Campbell, Gary L., 40/79-80 

Campbell, J. Stuart, 36/28 

Campini, Giuseppe, telescopes, 33/34 

Canadian Bulletin of Medical History, 

3917 

Canadian Dermatology Association, 

39/13 

Canadian Journal of Ophthalmology, 

38/103 

Canadian Medical Association, 39/13 

Canon, 38/87 

Cantonnet, 36/16 

Cantor, Eddie, 37/21 

Capra, Fritjof, 39/78-80 

Cardiff University, 40/29-32 

Cark University, 36/42 

Carlson, N.B., 35/37 

Carroll, Reverend Thomas J., 37/26 

Carter, Darrell, 35/9; 38/41 

Carter, Jimmy, 39/50 

Carter, Joe, 37/39 

Catalogue of the Adolph Lomb Optical 

Library, 39/91-92 

Cataracts, 33/24-25 

Cavendish, Henry, 39/97 

Cellular Pathology, 38/69 

Central Florida Retinal Experts, 36/15 

Cezanne, Paul, 36/13 

Chamberlin, J.C., 36/27 

Chapman, W. Judd, tribute, 34/3-5 

Charm, Harry, 34/33 

Chase, Walter, OHS Board, 31/1, 9; 

32/9; 33/1, 29; 34/1; 35/1; 36/1; 

37/1, 41; 38/2; 40/2 

Chavasse, 36/16 

Cheatham, W.L., 35/9 

Chicago College of Optometry, 38/51 

Chinn, F.C., 34/31 

Chisholm, Julian John, 32/35 

Choi, Stacey, 34/14 

Christus, Petrus, 39/63 

Chromatic Test, 34/10 

Cibis, Paul, 38/10; 39/49 

Cincinnati Medical Heritage Center, 

39/13 

Cinco Memorial Library (Philippines), 

32/12 

Circle of Ancient Iranian Studies, 

38/58-62; 40/59, 61, 89 

Ciuffreda, Kenneth, 35/38 

Clark, B.B., 37/23; 38/14; 40/121-122 

Clark, Herbert A., 36/28 

Clarke, Frank J.J., 40/4 

Classe, John G., 35/37 

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Cleveland Indians, 37/35-37 

Cline, David, 35/37 

Clinical and Experimental Optometry, 

31/24; 37/45; 40/104 

Clinical Management of Myopia, 38/44 

Clinical manuals, early, 33/16 

Clinical Optometry Textbooks, 38/40-46 

Clinical Refraction, 38/41-42, 56 

Cobb, Percy, 39/3-4 

Cobbledick, Gordon, 37/35 

Coe, Everett A., 34/49 

Cogan, David, 36/2; 37/14; 39/5, 49 

Cogan Ophthalmic History Society, 35/3 

Cohen, 38/34 

Cohen, Albert, 40/120 

Cohn, Ferdinand, 32/35 

Coldsmith, E.E., 39/12-13 

Cole, Barry L., 31/24 

Cole, P., 35/46 

Colenbrander, Gus, 37/27 

Collections of spectacles, 35/34-36; 

36/4-5, 30-32 

Colledge, Thomas, 33/40 

Collin, H. Barry, journal editor, 31/24 

College of Optometrists, 31/8; 40/77 

College of Optometrists in Vision 

Development, 35/24 

Color, mixing, 31/29 

naming, 31/29 

perimetric tests, 35/43 

theories, 31/25-30 

vision, 31/29; 35/41-43; 36/8 

wheel, 31/26 

Colorado legislation, 31/5 

Colorado Optometric Association, 3 7/45 

Colorado State Board ofExaminers, 

37/45 

Colorimetry, 31129; 33/24 

Columbia University, 31/4; 33/2, 9-15; 

36/22, 36-37; 37/11; 38/51 

Comenius, Johannes Amos, 40/25-28 

Company of Spectacle Makers, 32/16 

Commonweath Optometrist, 32/16-17 

Communia naturalium, 38/90 

Comstock, George A., 35/3 

Conjunctivitis, 34/54; 36/13 

Connecticut Association of 

Optometrists, 35/3-4 

Connor, James A., 39117-18 

Conoid of Sturm, 38/33-34 

Conrady, A.E., 36/23 

Conrady, Hilda Gertrude, 36/20, 23 

Conroe, Irwin, 39/72 

Constant, M., 39/50 

Constantine the African, 38/86 

Constantini, Lorenzo, 38/62-65 

Contact Lens Forum, 38/21 

Contact Lens Pioneers, 39/22-23 

Contact Lens Theory and Practice, 

38/41 

Contact lenses, 32/32; 33/11, 17-18; 

34/28, 42; 36/38; 37/11-14, 23 

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Contemporary Contact Lens Practice, 

38/42 

Continuing education, 34/3 7 

Contributions to the Physiology of 

Vision, 38/72 

Controversial vision theories, 32/19 

Convergence insufficiency, 34/54 

Conway, Bevil R., 36/14 

Cook, Captain, and telescopes, 33/34 

Cook, H.J., 40/123 

Cooke, William Fothergill, 38/73 

Cool, S.J., 37/18 

Cooper, Sherry, 39/48 

Coplan, Joel, 39/74 

Corneal physiology, 33/11 

Comsweet, Tom, 36/19 

Corundum, 3 7/2 

Cosmetic contact lenses, 3 7/23 

Cotter, Susan, 35/38 

Cottet Library (PCO), 32/10 

Council of Education (AOA), 33/16 

Couper, John, 34/53 

Covell, Milton, 35/9 

Cox, M.E., 35/45 

Cox, Roland, 36/28 

Craig, B.L., 39/8 

Crawford, Brian, 39/5, 49; 40/3-24 

Crayola crayons, 37/47-48 

Craytor, Russell E., 36/27 

Crease, Robert P., 39/97-98 

Croatian eye votives, 33/28 

Crombie, A.C., 35/45 

Crone, Robert A., 31/25-30; 35/45 

Cross, A.J., 34/32-33; 35/37; 37/9; 

38/49; 40/120-121, 126 

Cross-cylinder, 33/30-31 

Crow, 35/38 

Crow, George, 34/5; 37/45; 39/140 

Cruillion, 35/39 

Crum, 38/102 

Cycloplegia, 32/22-23 

D 

da Modena, Tomasso, 39/59 

da Rivalto, Giordano, 40/77 

da Silveira, 38/104 

da Vincenza, Fra Isnardo, 32/36 

da Vinci, Leonardo, 39/78-80 

on color, 31127 

Dablemont, Maria, 39/138 

Daguerreotypes, using to date spectacles, 

32/6 

Dalley, Stephanie, 34/23-26 

Dalton, Charles E., 36/36; 38/69 

Dalton, John, on color deficiency, 31/29 

Daly, Walter J., 33/16 

Danish Ophthalmological Society, 39/13 

Dark adaptometer, 33/25 

d'Arrnati, Salvino, 32/18 

Dartmouth College, 33/1-2; 36/25, 42 

Dartmouth Eye Institute, 36/25, 42 

Dartnall, H., 40/4 

Darwin, Charles, 38/101-102 

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Darwin, Erasmus, 38/101 

Daubs, Jack, 35/9 

Daum, Kent M., 36/41 

Davey, Hugh, 40/118 

Davey, John, 35/25; 40/118 

Davidson, D.C., 35/39, 45; 40/43 

Davis, A.P., 37/23 

Davis, Benjamin, 33/10; 37/14 

Davis, Frank 0., 36/3-4 

Daw, Nigel, 35/42 

Dawson, W.W., 35/39, 45 

Day, Robert Sr., remembrance, 39/100 

De Anima, 38/88 

de Cusa, Nicholas, document, 34/1-3 

de la Cruz, Martinus, 33/41 

de Medici, Antonio, 33/34 

de Medici, Cosimi, collection, 32/18 

De Multiplicatone specierum, 38/89-90 

de Saint-Yves, Charles, 37/40 

De Selms Watch School, 37/24 

De speculis comburentibus, 38/90 

de Valdes', Benito Daza, 38/32,48 

1623 book, 32/30; 35/19; 38/5; 

39/48, 143-145 

"Defense of the Optician", 31/4 

Degas, Edgar, eyesight, 35/32, 13; 39/20 

Del Centre Universitaria de Ia Visi6, 

39/86-90 

Del Vecchio, Marisa, 33/33-35 

Demmer,HaroldFrank,remembrance, 

39/100 

Democritus, 31/26; 35/17 

Dental Management, 38/17-20 

Denton, Arthur H., 36/27 

Descartes, Rene, 32/8; 34/41; 

38/70, 96, 98; 39/48, 67; 40/142 

Desmond, Thomas, 39/72-73 

Destined for Distinguished Oblivion, 

38/71 

Deutsches Museum (Munich), 32/11 

"Dewey C. Well," 40/38 

Dewey, Jane, 36/28 

DeZeng, Henry, 40/79 

di Francia, G. Toraldo, 36/21 

Diagnostic pharmaceutical agents, 34/36 

Dick, Peters, opticians, 32/7 

Dickinson, Christine, 35/39 

Dietary of Isaac, 38/88 

Dietrich of Freiburg, 40/142 

Dilworth, P.A., 40/120 

Dimmick, Forrest L., 37/16 

Dioptrica Nova, 39/67-71 

Dioptrics, 38/98 

Dioscorides, 38/86 

Directory, membership, 33/36-38 

Distortion in art, 32/34; 33/4-5 

Ditchburn, R.W., 40/4 

Divini, Eustachio, telescopes, 33/34 

Doane, W.H., 40/122 

Doctor's Franklin's Medicine, 38/78-79 

Documenta Ophthalmologica, 32/35; 

33/16, 28 

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Dodge, Raymond, 38/102 

Dodson, A., 40/90 

Doering, E.C., 35/25 

Doig, R.W., 34/46 

Dollond, John, telescopes, 33/34 

Dollond, Peter, telescopes, 33/34 

Donaldson, D., researcher, 33/11; 37/14 

Donders, Frans Cornelis, 32/30; 33/18, 

39; 35/20; 38/68-69; 39/92-93; 40/77 

Donders Law, 38/102 

Doughton, Reba, 40/130 

Doughton, Robert L., 40/130-131 

Dowaliby, Margaret, 35/37 

Dowland, John, 38/31-32 

Dowling, William, 40/77 

Downing, Joseph Dudley, 39/21 

Draper, Linda, 36/30; 391122 

Drewery, Richard, on spectacles, 34/22 

Dreyfus, John, 34/28; 36/5 

duBois-Reymond, 40/82 

Dugac, Zeljko, 33/28 

Duke-Elder, Sir Stewart, 35/40; 40/4, 15 

Dunscombe, Matthew W., 35/36 

Dwyer, Peter, screening, 34/20 

E 

Eakins, Richard, 36/10 

Early depictions of spectacles, 32/24; 

34/28-29 

Eastman, Arthur A., 37/16 

Eastman, George, 36/22, 24 

Easton, Gerald J., 34/36 

Eberhardt Correspondence Course, 

40/123 

Eberhardt, J.C., 34/27; 40/123 

Economics, concerning spectacles, 32/2 

Education, history of optometric, 31/31; 

33/15-16 

Edwards, K., 35/39 

Edwards, Scott, 39/136 

Eger, Mark, 40/38 

Eger, Milton, 40/38 

Eggleston, John N., 36/27 

Egypt, ancient Egyptian lenses, 31/9-17 

Eidola, 31/26 

Eikonometer, 36/42 

Eldredge, L.M., 38/87-88 

Electric lamps, 32/25 

Eli Lilly and Company, 39/93 

Elite School of Optometry, Chennai, 

India, 37/2; 39/38, 40, 43, 48, 55, 57, 

107, Ill 

Ellerbrock, Vincent, 32/22; 36/41; 39/5, 

49 

Elliot, L. Edward, 34/3 7 

Elliott, Theodore F., 36/27 

Ellis Island screening test, 34/42 

Elmer, Ernst, 33/18 

Elschnig, Anton, 34/13-16 

Empedocles, 40/142 

on elements/colors, 31126; 35/17 

Emsley, H.H., 35/38 

England, museums, 32/10-11, 25 

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Enoch, Jay, 31/9-17; 32/1-3, 13-14,21-

22, 33-35; 33/1-3,9-14,21-26,31-

32; 3411-3, 13-16, 23-26, 39-42; 

35/2-3, 13-16, 33-34, 39,41-43, 45; 

36/1-3, 9-10, 20-28, 35-37, 41; 37/2-

9, 11-14, 18-19, 25-29, 40-45, 

48; 38/8-13, 14, 33-39, 58-67, 83-84, 

95-98; 39/26-57, 76, 86-90, 106-119; 

40/3-24, 40, 47-62, 87-99, 113-116 

Glenn A. Fry Medal Acceptance, 

39/2-6 

OHS Board, 32/9; 33/1; 34/1; 35/1; 

36/1; 37/1, 41; 38/2; 40/2 

presentation, 31/9 

Entopic imagery, 36/8 

Eratosthenes, 39/97 

Erckert, S.D., 36/27 

Erlanger, 39/3 

Erlen, Jonathan, 39/141-142 

Eskridge, Jess Boyd, 35/9, 37; 36/41; 

38/41 

Esophoria, 34/54 

Estes, Cameron B., 36/27 

"Ether Dome", 36/1-3, 10 

Etheridge, Grace, 40/5 

Ethics, code of, 36/29 

Etruscan art and mirrors, 32/33-35 

Euclid, 38/101; 40/87, 142 

on image formation, 31/26; 

34/40; 35/17 

Evans, Bruce, 35/38 

Evans, John C., 36/27 

Evans, Preston G., 36/27 

Everson, Ronald, 35/37 

Evitts, B. A., 39/12-13 

Evolution ofthe eye, 36/9-10 

Ewalt, H. Ward Jr., 40/37 

Ewalt, Ward, 40/3 7 

Eye Talk, 38/21 

Eye wash, 33/15 

"Eye-following action", 31/9-17 

Eyeglasses, see Spectacles 

Eyewear manufacturing, 32/30 

Ezzell, 39/126 

F 

Fabri, 39/81 

Fairbanks, Floyd C., 36/28 

Fairchild, Mark D., 37/47 

Falco, Charles, physicist, 33/4 

Fankhauser, Franz, 33/22 

Fannin, Troy, 35/9, 37; 38/43-4 

Faraday, Michael, 40/41-42, 82, 132 

Farnsworth, Dean, 35/42 

Farnum, Royal B., 38/14 

Farrington, Joseph E., 34/33 

Farwell, Herman Waldo, in memory of, 

33/1 

Fashion eyeglasses, 33/27 

Fassin, Gustave, 36/28 

Father of Optometry (Prentice), 33/17 

Fatt, H.V., 35/39 

Faulk, 0., 35/45 

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Faye, Eleanor, 35/38; 37/27 

Fedukowicz, Helena B., educator, 32/35 

Feige, George J., 401125 

Feinberg, Richard, 36/26-27 

Feinbloom, Richard, 37/27 

Feinbloom, William, 34/42; 37/22; 

38/56; 39/22 

Feller, Bob, 37/25 

Fender, D.H., 40/4 

Ferris State University, 35/22; 38/51 

Ferry, Andrew P., on history, 33/41 

Fictional optometrists, 36/14, 28-30 

Field, Amanda P., 34/54 

Finch Rigid Spring Eyeglasses, 36/32 

Fincham, W.H.A., 35/38 

Finger, Stanley, 38/78-79 

Fingeret, Linda, 35/38 

Finkelstein, Isidore, 35/41; 3 7/11; 

39/5,49 

tribute, 33/9-14 

Firth, M.J., 36/4 

Fisher, C. Earl, 35/25 

Fisher, E.J., 35/45 

Fishman, Ronald S., 33/7; 38/104 

Fitch, Albert, 35/39, 45; 40/38, 136-138 

Fitch Memorial Library, (PCO), 32/10 

Fitts, Paul, 39/5, 49 

Flamsteed, John, 39/68; 40/108 

Fleishman, David, 35/34; 36/4-5; 40/78 

Fleming, David G., 37116 

Fletcher, Robert, 40/4, 30 

Flom, Merton C., 35/38; 38/44 

Flower, Rupert E., 34/33, 35 

Floyd, Paul H., Jr., 35111 

Fluorens, 38/102 

Foley House (IUB), 34/43 

Fontana, Francesco, telescopes, 33/34 

Forrest, Elliot, 35/40; 37/45 

Fortmiller, Louis J., 36/27 

Foster, Fred L., 34/46 

Foster School of Optics, 38/51 

Foucault, Jean-Bernard-Leon, 39/97 

Foumess, Lester, 35/28 

Fowler, Pamela, 40/19 

France, museums, 32/11-12, 26 

Francis Crick Archive, 39/14 

Francis, W.W., 39/92 

Frank, Phillip, 33/24 

Frankhauser, Franz, 38/10-13; 39/5, 50 

Franklin, Benjamin, 32/30, 38; 38/70, 

78-79; 39/71 

Frantz, Don, remembrance, 39/99-100 

Frayer, William C., 33/15 

Freddo, T., 40/60 

Frede, Ralph, 35/11 

Freeberg, Dale, 37/30 

Freely, John, 40/142 

Freeman, Douglas K., 36/6 

Freeman, Eugene, 38/56 

Freeman, M.H. 35/38 

Freeman, Paul, 40/38 

Fresnel, Augustin Jean, on waves, 31129 

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Fricke, Tim, 34/19-21 

Fried, A.N., 35/39 

Friends ofEye Research, 37/29 

Friedenwald Award (ARVO), 34/18 

Fry, Glenn Ansel, 33/18; 34/27; 35/45; 

36/16, 21; 37/15-17, 42; 38/40; 

39/2-6, 49, 76 

Fry, Jim, 39176 

Fry, Martha, 39/2 

Fuller, 35/17 

Fullerton, Susannah, 34/54 

G 

Galen, 38/86, 88; 39/146 

on the lens, 31/28; 34/40; 38/71 

Galenic medicine, 38/86-87 

Galileo, 38/96; 39/67, 97 

on telescopes, 32/8, 25; 33/33 

Galleria Guglielmo Tabacchi, 32/18 

Galst, Jay M., collection, 33/18 

on von Helmholtz, 33/39 

on Rittenhouse, 32/6 

Ganglion cells, 36/9-10 

Garcia-Guixe, Elena, 40/47, 61 

Gardner, Earl Stanley, 36/13 

Garoni, Charles, 35/29 

Gartner, WolfF., 37/46 

Gascogigne, William, telescopes, 33/34 

Gaseous exchange across cornea, 33/11 

Gasser, 39/3 

Gaunt, Thomas, 37/46 

Gauthier, FranDois, 37/25 

George, Walter, 40/131 

Gerard ofCremona, 38/86; 40/142 

Germany, museums, 32/11 

Gerstman, Daniel R., 32/23; 36/6 

Gesell, Arnold, 35/38; 37/45 

Getman, Gerald N., 35/37; 37/45 

Getz, Donald J., 39/139-140 

Geyer, H.U., 35/45 

Ghandi, Indira, 39/54, 107 

Gibbs, Robert, on Tomas da Modena, 

32/2 

Gienke, E.L., 36/27 

Gifford, Harold, Sr., 32/35 

Giles, George, A Manual of Practical 

Orthoptics, 3117 

Ginn, Richard V.N., 35/31 

Gispets, Joan, 39/86-88 

Glassblower's cataracts, 33/25 

Glasses, see Spectacles 

Glass-making artistry, 32/17; 35/27 

Glaucoma research, 33/21; 34/53 

Gleick, James, 39/81-82 

Gliddon, Gordon H., 36/25, 42; 38/14-15 

Gloor, Baldur, 33/24; 38/10; 39/50 

Goar, Everett L., 35/10 

Godnig, Edward C., 37/46-47 

Goerler, R.E., 35/45 

Goetz, Ernst, 40/104 

Goldberg, Joe, 38/56 

Goldberg, Mel, 38/17-20 

Goldlist, Gerald, 38/103-104 

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Goldmann, Hans, 38/8-13; 39/5, 46, 50, 

112-113; 40/11 

tribute, 33/21-26 

Goldstein, David G., 36/27 

Goldstein, Murray, 33/21; 38/9 

Gonioscopy, 33/24 

Goodman, Harry E., 34/33 

Goodrich, Reverend, 35/17 

Goodwin, Harry C., 38/14 

Goss, DavidA., 3111-6, 18-32; 32/3-12, 

14-18,22-23,25;33/5-8, 15-18,27-

36, 39-42; 34/5-12, 16-22, 27-29, 42-

44, 53-54; 35/3-4,9-12, 16-27,31-

32, 34-40, 43-48; 36/3-8, 10-16, 28-

32, 41-42; 37/40, 45-48; 38/3-7, 14-

16, 23-24, 31-32, 44, 47-52, 55- 56, 

68-79, 85-94, 99-104; 39/7-23, 67-

71, 78-82, 91-101, 120-123, 138, 

140, 143-147; 40/2, 25-28, 33-36, 

41-43, 63-68, 76-82, 100-109, 117-

128, 132-135, 139-142 

Gould, Jay W., 33/18 

Graham, Clarence, 35/40; 36/18 

Granit, Ragnar, 37/18 

Grassus, Benvenutus, 38/85, 87-88, 92 

Greene, Terri, 3111 

Greenspoon, Morton K., 37/21-23; 

38/14-15 

Greenspoon, Reuben, 37/21-23; 38/14 

Greenspoon, William, 3 7/22 

Greenwald, Israel, 39/122 

Gregg, Bernice, 35/7 

Gregg, James R., 33/34; 35/5-7, 39-40, 

45-46; 36/11; 38/76; 40/33 

Griffin, John R., 35/37, 39; 36/16 

Grimaldi, Francesco Maria, on 

diffraction, 31128; 32/8; 39/81 

Grisham, J. David, 35/37; 36/16 

Griswold, Mack D., 36/27 

Groat, Francis P., 38/15 

Grosseteste, Robert, 38/85-86, 89-90, 

92; 40/69, 142 

on color, 31127 

Grosvenor, Theodore, 35/9, 11-12, 37-

38; 36/3, 28-30, 41; 38/40-46; 

40/104 

OHS Board, 3111; 32/9 

Grut, Edmund Hansen, 36/7 

Gubitz, Jay, 38/19, 20 

Guild, John, 40/4 

Guillemeau, Jacques, 39/93 

Guinand, Pierre-Louis, telescopes, 33/34 

Gullstrand, Allvar, 33/18 

on keratoscopy, 32/23 

Gurganous, Edgar, 39/135 

Gurney, Hudson, 38/24 

Guth, Sylvester, 37/16 

H 

HRR Pseudoisochromatic Plates, 35/41-

43 

Haeckel, 40/82 

Haffner, Alden N., 31130; 33/13 

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Haine, Chuck, OHS Board, 3111; 32/9; 

33/1; 34/1; 35/1; 36/1; 36117; 37/1; 

38/2; 40/2 

Haines, Howard, 38/52 

Hall, R.M., 37/16 

Halley, Edmond, 39/68, 82 

Halos around lights, 33/11 

Hamilton, Richard A., 40/124 

Hammond, Vernon, 35/9, 11 

Handel, George Frederic, blindness, 

32/35-37 

Hannauer, Perry, practice, 3115 

Hanson, G., 40/17 

Harappans, 3 7/2 

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 3 8/18-19 

Hardy, Benson W., 33/18 

Hardy, LeGrand, 35/41 

Hardy, W.E., 35/46 

Hare, W.H., 34/32 

Harmon, Darell Boyd, 35/38, 37/45; 

40/39 

Harmon, Paul, 35/25 

Harms, H., 33/24 

Harris, Paul, 39/139-140 

Hart, James C., 36/27 

Hart, William M., 35/38 

Hartridge, Gustavus, 35/40 

Hartridge, Hamilton, 40/4 

Harvard University, 33/11; 36/14, 42 

Medical School, 3 7/28 

Harvey, James E., 36/27 

Haskell, M.W., 34/46-47 

Hathaway F.M., 36/27 

Hawkins, Chas S., 40/122 

Hawkins, J.I., 38/35 

Hazen, E.H., 40/125 

Heath, D.A., 35/37 

Heath, Gordon, 34/44 

Hebbard, Frederick W., 34/27; 35/45 

Hecht, Selig, professor, 33/10; 37111 

Heinz, 39/126 

Heitz, Robert F., 38/34-36 

Hellman, George, 39/56 

Helmholtz, Hermann von, 33/18, 

39; 34/53; 35/18, 38; 38/12, 100, 

102; 39/29, 93; 40/42, 82 

on color mixing, 31129 

Henle, 40/82 

Henry, Larry, 38/21 

Henson, David B., 35/39 

Hering, Ewald, 38/102 

on opponent-colors theory, 31129 

Herschel, Frederick William, 38/33-36 

Herschel, John, 40/42, 132 

Hevelius, Johannes, telescopes, 33/34 

Hewett, J. Lloyd, 31124 

Heyman, Ira Michael, 39/54 

Higgs, E., 39/10-11 

High, John, 40/130-131 

Hildreth, L.E., 36/27 

Hill, Emory, 36/5 

Hill, Lister, 39/11 

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Hill, R.H., 39/92 

Hindman, Mildred, 39/3-4 

Hines, C., 35/37 

HIPP A, 36/29 

Hippocrates, 38/86, 88; 39/146 

Hirsch, Ira, researcher, 33/10 

Hirsch, Monroe J., 35/38, 40, 46, 48; 

37/23; 38/5, 44 

Hirschberg, 38/69 

Hispanus, Petrus, 33/16 

History of healthcare, 

study of, 38/3-8; 39/7-15 

periodicals on, 38/4-5 

History of Medicine, 40/76 

History of Optics, 38170 

History of optometry, 

books, 35/44-48 

importance of, 38/31-32 

study of, 38/3-8 

History of Science Museum, 32/18 

Hitzeman, Steven A., 36/6 

Hoadley, H. Orio, 36/27 

Hoare, Arthur E., 34/33; 36/11; 37/22 

Hobson, Jack T., 34/49 

Hockney, David, artist, 33/4 

Hodgkin, Alan L., 40/4 

Hoenig, Maurice, 32/21 

Hofstetter, Henry, 3112, 32/28-33; 35/3 7, 

39, 46; 36/16, 41; 37/23; 38/5, 7, 32, 

44, 47, 52; 39/8, 143 

in memory of, 33/19; 34/3-5, 27, 44 

Holland, museums, 32/11 

Holly, Buddy, 38/103-104 

Holmes, Clark, 35/39 

Homatropine trials, 32/23 

Hood, J. Douglas, 36/28 

Hooke, Robert, 39170, 81; 40/81, 108 

on light, 31/28 

Hopkins, Robert E., 36/27 

Hopkinson, Ralph G., 37/16 

Hopping, Richard, 34/27, 36; 

35/5,7 

Hotaling, Elmer E., 40/120-121 

How to Use Our Eyes, 40/132-135 

Howard, Harvey, 39/3 

Howell, Edwin, research, 34/19-21 

Hubertus, Greg, 36/6 

Hubler, Richard S., 34/33 

Huddart, Joseph, on color deficiency, 

31/29 

Hudak, Robert J., 36/27 

Hughes, Michael, 34/41-42 

Hunain, 38/88 

Hunayn, 40/142 

Hunayn ibn Ishaq, 34/40 

Hunsicker, Clyde, 40179 

Hunt, James, 39/130 

Hunt, P., 37/2 

Hunter, Walter, 36/17 

Hussey, Lester R., remembrance, 39/100 

Hussong, Harold E., 36/27 

Hutchings, Franklyn C., 36/27 

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Hutchinson, Ernest A., 34/32-33; 35/5-6; 

37/22, 31 

Huxley, Aldous, visually impaired, 34/5 

Huygens, Christian, on light, 31/28 

telescopes, 33/34 

Hyperopia, 34/54; 38/47-48, 69 

! 
Ibn Rushd, 40/142 

Ibn Sina, 40/142 

Iizuka, K., 32/13 

Ikeda, Mitsuo, 40/20 

Ilardi, Vincent, 32/1-2; 35/13-16; 

38/95-98; 39/48 

Ilg, Frances, 35/38 

Illinois College of Optometry, 35/12, 21; 

38/51 

Imperial College of Science and 

Technology, 36/23 

India, 37/2; 39/26-57 

Indiana Historical Society, 32/38 

Indiana Journal of Optometry, 34/43; 

36/6 

Indiana Law Enforcement Academy, 

37/47 

Indiana Optometric Association, 34/43 

Indiana University Optometry, 33/20; 

34/43-44; 35/12, 22; 36/6-7; 

38/51-52, 55-56 

library, 32/11, 19; 38/76 

Indiana University School ofDentistry, 

39/13 

Ingalls, Arthur L., 36/27 

Ingres, Auguste-Dominique, artist, 33/4 

Institute of Ophthalmic Opticians, 32/17 

Inter American University, 32/12; 35/22; 

38/51 

International Biography and 

Bibliography of Ophthalmologists 

and Vision Scientists (IBBO), 33/33 

International Library, Archives, and 

Museum of Optometry (MO), 31/18; 

32/11; 33/17; 34/5; 35/36; 39/14, 

138; 40176 

Intraocular pressure, 34/53 

Invention of spectacles, 32/18, 24, 29 

Iowa College of Optometry, 40/125 

Isaac Newton, 39/81-82 

Isagoge Johannitii, 38/86-87 

Iseikonic lenses, 36/42 

Italy, museums, 32/12, 26, 33-35 

lves metal, Lorrin Riggs, 37/37 

J. 
Jaanus, Siret D., 35/5, 7, 37 

Jackson, 38/34 

Jackson, Edward, 33/30-31; 40/34 

Jackson, M.W., 35/46; 40/41-42 

Jalie, M., 35/40 

Jaques, Louis H., 34/32; 35/28, 38; 

37/45; 39/140 

Javal, Louis Emile, 36/5,7-8, 16, 31; 

38/102 

Jefferson, Thomas, 33/34; 38/70; 39171 

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Jeffries, John, 36/3 

Jena Optical Museum, 32/11 

Jenkins, C.M., 39/138 

Jensen, Ove A., 36/7 

Jerome, St., 36/5 

Jessen, George, 38/56; 39/22 

Jewelers, 36/14, 28-30 

Jeweler's Circular, 38/50 

Johannitius, 38/86-87 

Johnson, Donald-Brian, 33/27 

Johnson, Fred W., 36/27 

Johnson, J.R., 36/27 

Johnson, Paul, 40/96 

Johnson, Samuel, 36/12 

Johnston, Alan, 31124 

Johnston Eye-Echo, 38/50 

Johnston, George, 38/50 

Johnston, J. Milton, 38/50 

Johnston Optical Company, 38/50 

Johnston Optical Institute, 38/51 

Joint Council on Vision Care, 35/28 

Joliffe, 35/39 

Jolt, Harvey, 33/12-13 

Jones, Lloyd A., 36/24, 28 

Jones, Ronald, 36/41 

Jones, Thomas Wharton, 40/78 

Jordan, P.D., 39/8, 10 

Jose, Randy, 37/27 

Journal of Behavioral Optometry, 3 7/46 

Journal of the American Optometric 

Association, 38/17 

Journal of the History of Medicine and 

Allied Sciences, 3917 

Journal of the History of the 

Neurosciences, 38/79 

Journal of the Optical Society of 

America, 36142; 37/18 

Judd, Deane B., 35/41; 37/16; 40/9 

Juengst, W.C., 36/27 

Juler, Henry, 34/53 

Jurin, 38/71 

Justice, Larry, 39/130 

K 

Ka statues, 34/24 

Kahn, Isidore, 40/119 

Kahn, Lester B., 39/72-74 

Kaleidoscopes, 33/41; 34/11-12 

Kallman, Herbert, 34/33; 35/46 

Kamal al-Din al-Farisi, 31127 

Kamat, H.L., 37/3 

Kame, Rodger, 38/44 

Kamp, Harry M., 34/49 

Kansas Optometric Association, 

centennial celebration, 3116 

Kapany, Narinder Singh, 39/54 

Karthikeyan, Kripa Nagarajan, 39/48 

Kasim, Nazeer Badhu, 37/2 

Kaufman, Herbert, 39/46, 50 

Kavner, Richard, 35/40 

Keith, Jack T., 34/27 

Kellam and Moore's College of Optics, 

38/51 

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Kendall, Richard, 34/29-38 

Kepler, Johannes, 31/20, 28; 32/8; 

33/18, 33; 34/40; 35/17; 38/48, 91, 

96; 39/17-18, 82; 40/72, 90, 149 

Kepler's Witch: An Astronomer's 

Discovery of Cosmic Order Amid 

Religious War, Political Intrigue, 

and the Heresy Trial of His Mother, 

39/17-18 

Keratoconus, 3 2/31; 3 7/22 

Keratoscopy, 32/23 

Ketchum, Marshall B., 34/32; 35/5-6; 

40/122-123, 125-126 

Ketchum, William M., 34/32; 35/6 

Kett, W.G., 31/24; 32/16-17; 40/104 

Kidman, Charles, 31/24 

Kiekenapp, Ernest, 39/138 

Kime, Timothy Q., AOA, 34/27 

King, Ashley, 39/73 

King Djoser statue, 31/13 

King George III, 40/139-141 

King Optical Company, 38/51 

King Philip II ofMacedon, 31/23 

King Philip III Arrhidaeus, 31/23 

King, Vincent, 36/41 

King's College in London, 38/73 

Kingslake, Hilda, 36/20, 23, 37 

Kingslake, Rudolph, 36/20, 23, 28 

Kinney, William, 34/46 

Kinsey, V. Everett, researcher, 33/11; 

36/2; 37/14, 42; 39/5,49, 50 

Kintner, Galen, 35/25 

Kintner, Kenneth, 35/25 

Kirstein, Eduard; 38/14 

Kirstein, L.E., 36/31 

Klaff, Murray, 35/9 

Klein, August A., 40/123 

Klein School of Optics, 38/52; 40/123 

Knight of the Legion Honor ofFrance, 

37/25 

Knights, S., 35/46 

Knoll, Henry, 36/41 

Koch, Carel C., educator, 33/5; 38/50 

Koch, Robert, 32/35 

Kockelmann, Holger, 40/113-116 

Koetting, James, 3 8/41 

Koetting, Robert A., 33/4-5, 17-18; 

35/46 

Kohn, Harold, 40/131 

Kohn Vision Science Library (SUNY), 

32/11 

Kooyong Vision Center, 39/118 

Korones, Herbert, researcher, 33/10; 

37/14 

Kosloff, Arielle P ., 40/92-94 

Kovacich, Susan, 36/6 

Kowalcyzk, Bridget, OHS Board, 31/1; 

32/9, 27; 33/1; 34/1; 35/1; 36/1; 

37/1; 38/2; 40/2 

Kozol, F., 35/46 

Kraskin, Robert A., 35/39; 37/45 

Kraus, David, 35/28 

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Krauss, Rolf, 40/95 

Kries, Johannes von, on zones, 31/30 

Krishnan, Nirmalla, 37/2 

Kryptok Company, 35/36 

Kuhn, Betty Lee, 38/20 

Kumar, Krishna, 39/48 

Kupfer, Carl, 37/29, 45 

Kurtz, D., 35/37 

Kurtz, Henry, 36/28 

Kusch, Polycarp, educator, 33/3 

Kuttner, Louis, 34/46 

Kwasnieuska, Sylwia, 38/12 

L 

L. S. Ayres, 36/29 

Laird, I. K., 36/4 

Lakshminarayanan, Vasudevan, 

38/34-36, 38; 39/55; 40/3-24 

Lambert, Johann Heinrich, on color 

mixing, 31/29 

Lambert, W.E., 37/15 

Lancaster, Walter, 36/42; 38/34 

Landa, Edward R., 37/47 

Landolt, 35/21; 36/5 

Lane, S.W., 40/124 

Lang, A., 38/38 

Lang, Gideon, 401129-131 

Lanthony, Philippe, 39/19-20 

Lapicque, Charles, 39/19 

Lasker, Mary, 39/50 

Laurance, Lionel, 35/38 

Laurence, John Zachariah, 39/23 

Layard lens, 32/13-14 

Lawler, Andrew, 38/83-84 

Laws, optometric, 31/4, 6, 30-31 

Lawsuits, 32/31 

Le, Dong-Anh, 34/15 

LeGrand, Y., 35/39; 38/35 

Leatart, D. LeRoy, 35/28 

Leather spectacles, 33/40 

Lecture on optometric history, 35/16-27 

Leclerc, George-Louis, 37/40 

Lederer, J., 35/46 

Lee, Kenneth P., 34/33 

Lee, Palmer N., 34/33 

Leeds, James P., tribute, 32/18-20 

Leeuwenhoek, microscope, 32/25 

Legge, G.E., 38/38 

Legibility, 34/42 

Legislation, optometric, 31/4, 5; 34/8-9, 

31-38 

Leibniz, Gottfried, 39/82; 40/108 

Leiden University, 38/68 

Leland refractor, 33/17 

Lembke, Charles, 38/49 

Lens-grinders, Renaissance era, 31/27 

Lenses, 34/24 

Leonardo, 38/96 

Leopold, Irving, 37/42 

Lesser, 35/37 

Letocha, Chuck, 32/13; 33/40; 34/28; 

36/5; 38/79 

Letterforms, 34/42 

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Leucippus, 35/17 

Levene, J.R., 35/46; 38/41, 79 

Levi, Dennis, 39/87 

Levi, George A., 38/76 

Levin, Harry, 35/30 

Levoy, Robert P., 35/40 

Levy, S.H., 36/27 

Lewis and Clark expedition, 33/15 

Lewis, C.P., 36/27 

Lewis, James J., 36/33; 37/24 

Libraries, ophthalmic, 33/42 

Libraries, optometric, 32/10-12 

Library Company, 38/78 

Liebreich, Richard, 34/53 

Lilly, Bud, 39/76 

Lilly, Josiah Kirby Jr., 39/93 

Lim, Drahoslav, 39/22 

Lin, Meng, 39/87 

Lincoln, Abraham, 38/103-104 

Lindberg, David, historian, 34/39-41; 

35/46; 38/85, 87, 89-92; 40/40, 90 

Lindsay, William G., 34/33 

Linksz,Arthur,33/24 

Lippershey, Hans, telescopes, 33/33; 

40/107 

Licensing, 32/31; 38/49 

Lister Hill Museum of Health Sciences, 

32/11 

Lister, Joseph, 36/3 

Listing's Law, 36/7; 38/102 

Litten, Walter, 36/27 

Littlefield, 35/39 

Livingstone, Margaret S., 36/14 

Llewellyn, R., 35/39 

Locke, John, 39/68 

Lockwood, R.M., 37/9-10; 40/120-121 

Lomb, Adolph, 36/24; 39/91-92 

Lomb, Carl F., 38/14 

Lomb, Henry, 39/92, 95 

London Institute of Optometry, 31/7 

London Refraction Hospital, 31/7 

London, Mortimer A., 36/27 

Lopez, Jose Luis Gomez, 40/52 

Lord Charnwood memorial lecture, 31/8 

Lorenz, Konrad, 33/24 

Los Angeles College of Optometry, 

37/22; 38/52 

Los Angeles Museum ofNatural 

History, 36/4 

Los Angeles Optical College, 40/122-

123 

Los Angeles School of Ophthalmology 

and Optometry, 34/32; 37/24; 38/52 

Loshin, David, 36/41 

Lotus School, 39/111 

Lotto, Lorenzo, artist, 33/4 

Loudon, Sjoukje E., 37/40 

Louvre, glasses in paintings, 32/26 

Lowry, Earl M., 36/28 

Low-vision, 37/22, 28-29 

in India, 39/106-119 

Luckiesh, M., 35/46; 36/28 

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Ludlam, William, 33/10, 13; 37/14 

Lueck, Amanda, 39/119 

Lupon, Nuria, 39/86-87 

Lusitanus, Petrus Julianus, 38/88-89, 92 

Luxottica museum, 32/17, 25; 33/33-35 

Lx siin tiid, 39/58-66 

Lyell, Charles, 40/132 

Lyle, W.M., 35/39 

Lynch, M., 35/46 

Lyons, C.V., 37/45 

Lyons, Emily Bradley, 37/45 

M 

MacCallan, 38/86 

MacCracken, Bill, 40/130-131 

Macdonald, Lawrence, 37/45 

MacGregor, R.J.S., 35/45, 39/139; 

40/43 

Mach, 38/102 

Mackenzie, Sir William, 34/53 

MacKinnon, Glenn, 35/28 

Madigan, Leo, 36/42 

Madison, James, 39/71 

Maimonides, Moses, 35/33 

Maino, D., 35/39; 39/21 

Maino, J., 35/39 

Maldonado, Candy, 37/39 

Malinovsky, Victor, 36/6 

Malloch, Archibald, 39/92 

Malvasia, Cornelio, telescopes, 33/34 

Manas, Leo, 35/38 

Mandell, Robert B., 35/37; 38/41 

Manhattan School of Optics of the City 

ofNew York, 40/124 

Mann, James, 40/77, 100-101 

Manufacturing, of eyewear, 32/30; 

33/41-42 

of mirrors, 33/6 

Margaretten, Elias J., 36/26-27 

Mark, Harry, 39/23 

Markham, keratoconus patient, 32/31 

Marks Memorial Library (NY), 32/11 

Marly's Museum (Paris, discontinued), 

32/12 

Marmor, Michael, 35/32; 36/15 

Marquez, Gabriel Garcia, on telescopes, 

33/35 

Marquez, Manuel, 39/143, 145 

Marsden, Carl, 37/45 

Marshall, Edwin C., 35/39 

Marshall, Henry S., 36/27 

Marshutz, S.G., 34/31 

Martin, Benjamin, 40/66, 76, 81, 101 

Martin, L.C., 36/28 

Martin, Thomas, 40/3 7 

Mary and Edward Norton Library, 33/41 

Mason, Frederick L., 34/49-50 

Massachusetts College of Optometry, 

38/51 

Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, 

36/2-3; 37/28 

Massachusetts General Hospital, 36/2, 

10 

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Massachusetts School of Optometry, 

40/123 

Matthews, Brian H.C., 40/4 

Matthews, Chickie, 40/131 

Matthews, Dennis, 39/133 

Maumenee, A. Edward, 37/43-44; 39/50 

Maurolyco,Francesco, 38/47 

Maxwell, James Clerk, on colorimetry, 

31/29 

May, Charles H., 37/10 

Mayo Clinic, 32/15 

Mazow, Bernard, 35/9; 38/41 

McAllister, John, Jr., 39/14 

McAllister, John, Sr., 35/20; 38/48 

McAllister optician family, 32/4, 30; 

33/17; 35/18, 20; 38/48-49 

McBrayer, Alan, 32/5; 33/40 

McCall, N., 39/13 

McCarthy, John, 38/20 

McCarter, Harold, 35/28-29 

McCaughey, R.A., 35/47 

McCleary, Virgil, 35/26 

McConnell, William T., 40/37 

McCormick Optical College, 38/51 

McCulloch, WarrenS., 37/16 

McDaniel, Ronald, "The Patriot", 31132 

McDonnell, C.M., AOA, 34/27 

McFatrich, George Wilbur, 36/33; 

37/24; 40/118 

McFatrich, J.B., 36/33; 3 7/24 

McGraw, James, 33/12; 39/49 

Mcinerney, John J., 40/122 

McKenzie, A.E.E., 40/87 

McNellis, J.F., 37/16 

McQuarrie, Charles W., 34/3-5, 36 

Mead, Leonard C., 37/16 

Meat Stall, 39/60 

Medical Bureau ofLicensure, 31/6 

Medical College ofPennsylvania, 39/13 

Medical History, 3917 

Medicine: An Exhibition of Books 

Relating to Medicine and Surgery, 

39/93 

Medieval medicine, 33/16-17 

Medival Optometric Traditions, 40/69-

75 

Mees, C.E. Kenneth, 36/28 

Meetz, Richard M., 36/6 

Mehr, E.B., 35/39 

Mein, J., 35/39 

Melchior-Bonnet, Sabine, 33/5 

Melling, J., 39/10-11 

Melton, C.W., 37/16 

Menlo Park, 37/18 

Meryon, Charles, 39/20 

Merz, Georg, telescopes, 33/34 

Metsys, Quinten, 39/63 

Meyrowitz, 35/36 

Michigan Optometric Association, 33/18 

Milder, Benjamin, 35/40; 39/45 

Millburn, John R., 40/139-141 

Miller, A.R., 35/47 

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Miller, Anna,40/39 

Miller, Earl F., 36/41 

Miller, Joan, 39/133 

Miller, Mark, 40/124 

Miller, Maxwell, 40/124 

Miller, Samuel M., 40/124 

Milligan, F .H., 36/27 

Millikan, R.A., 36/37; 39/97 

Millodot, M., 35/39; 40/29-32 

Minchin, Howard D., 40/122 

Minoan lens design, 31/12-15 

Minor, Ralph, history, 34/46, 49, 51 

Mirrors, 32/1-2; 33/5-7; 34/1-3, 24; 

35/2-3, 41; 37/2-9 

Mitchell, M., 35/46 

Model eyes, ancient Egyptian, 31/9-1 7 

early French, 32/25 

Modulation transfer function, 38/38 

Moline, S.W., 35/47 

Molyneux, William, 35/19; 38/48; 

39/67-71 

Monanari, Geminiano, 33/34 

Monet, Claude, 39/20 

Monoyer, 35/17 

Monroe College ofOptometry, 38/51 

Moore, B., 35/39 

Moore, William Daniel, 38/69 

Moreland, Jack, 37/18-19 

Moreno-Barriuso, Esther, 40/61 

Morez Eyewear Museum (France), 

32/11 

Morgan, 39/129 

Morgan, Meredith, 34/44-52; 35/43; 

36/16; 37/16-17, 42 

tribute, 34/16-18 

Morris, Juilian, 37/28 

Morris, Ruth P ., 34/27 

Morris, Warren G., 34/27 

Morrisey, 34/46 

Morrison,39/22-23 

Morrissey, Margaret, on history, 33/40 

Morton, William T.G., 36/2 

Moses, Robert, 33/23; 38/10; 39/50 

Moss, F.K., 36/28 

Mote, Herbert G., 34/27; 36/28; 38/52 

Mozart, Leopold, and telescopes, 33/34 

Mueller, C.D., 34/46 

Mueller, Robert, 38/22 

Mueller-Welt, Adolf Wilhelm, 34/28 

Mullen, C.F., 35/47 

Muller, Johannes, 40/82 

Munsell, Albert Henry, 37/47-48; 38/15 

Munsell Color Company, 37/47 

Murlin, John R., 36/28 

Musee de l'Instrumentation Optique 

(France), 32/11 

Museo dell 'Occhiale, 32/17-18, 26 

Museum ofHistory of Science (Oxford), 

32/11 

Museum of Ophthalmology, 32/4, 10 

Museums, optometric interest, 32/10-12, 

17-18, 25; 34/22, 53; 35/36 

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Muth, E.P., 35.47 

Muth Library and Museum (VA), 32/11 

Mutter Museum, 32/11 

Myopia, 31/21; 38/47-48,69 

N 

Namperumalsamy, 39/56 

National Board of Examiners in 

Optometry (NBEO), 34/4 

National Eye Advisory Council, 37/28, 

29,44 

National Eye Institute, 37/26-29, 41-45; 

39/50 

National Institute ofNeurological 

Diseases and Blindness (NIH), 

36/26; 37/26, 42-43; 39/50 

National Museum of American History 

(Smithsonian), 32/12; 36/4 

Natural History of Vision, review of, 

31/19-22 

Naval Research, 36/18, 37/17 

Neal, Finley F., 34/49 

Needles Institute, 38/51 

Needles, William, 35/25; 38/56 

Neill, Jack, 34/42 

Neiley, Alice, 37/35-36 

Nelson, Harry, 37/16 

Neubauer, Clarence, 38/14 

New England College of Optometry, 

35/21; 38/51 

New Mexico Association of 

Optometrists, 36/32 

New Sydenham Society of London, 

38/69 

New York Hospital, 36/2 

New York Institute of Optometry, 

40/119-121 

New York Medical Society, 31/3 

New York Optical Society, 31/3-5 

New York State Board of Examiners in 

Optometry, 31/5 

New York State Board of Optometry, 

31/4 

New York University, 33/12 

New York Weill Cornell Medical 

Center, 39/13 

New Zealand, 32/7 

New Zealand Optometrical Association, 

36/3-4 

Newcombe, Robert D., 35/39 

Newell, Frank, 37/43 

Newman, Byron, 34/33; 37/30-33; 38/76 

Newman, Sara, 39/58-66 

Newton, 40/108-109 

Newton, Isaac, 39/81-82, 97; 40/108-

109, 142 

on light, 31/28; 32/8; 35/17; 38/70 

reflecting telescope, 32/25; 33/34 

Nickerson, Dorothy, 35/42; 37/48 

Nicolo, Cardinal, of Rouen, 32/36 

Niell, D.O., 36/4 

Nitchie, Charles, 36/28 

Nixon, Otis, 37/39-40 

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Nixon, Richard, 39/50 

Noell, Werner K., 37/16 

Nordiske Museet (Sweden), 32/12 

Norn,Mogens,36/7 

Norris, Geo C., 40/124 

North Carolina scope of practice, 

39/124-137 

Northeastern State University, 35/22; 

38/51 

Northern Illinois College of Optometry, 

36/26; 37/45; 38/51, 55; 40/118 

Norton, Edward W.D., 33/41 

Norway, museums, 32/12 

Northampton Polytechnic, 31/7 

Northern Illinois College of 

Ophthalmology and Otology, 36/33; 

37/24 

Notable Medical Books, 39/93 

Nouveau traite des maladies des yeux, 

37/40 

Nova Southeastern University, 35/22; 

38/51 

Nurock Optometric Research Library, 

32/11 

Nye, Ben, 37/23 

Nye, Ed, 39/126-127 

0 

O'Brien, Brian, 36/21,28, 37; 37/18-19; 

39/49 

Obrig, Theo, 34/42; 35/47; 37/11-14 

Observatory, first American, 32/6 

Obstfeld, H., 35/39 

O'Connor, Richard, 36/10 

Ocular Heritage Society, 31/31; 32/5-7, 

17-18; 33/39-42; 34/23 

O'Donnel, John Anthony, 35/30 

Office ofNaval Research (ONR), 36/18, 

37/17 

Ogle, Kenneth N., 35/38; 36/25, 42; 

37/16 

Ogura, Joseph, 37/43 

Ohio Optometric Association, 34/27-28 

Ohio State University, 33/15; 35/22; 

36/21,28, 38-41; 37/17; 38/51-52 

collection, 32111, 22; 35/36 

Ohm's Law, 38/72 

Ohzu, Hitoshi, 39/54 

O'Leary, Dan, journal editor, 31124 

Oldenburg, Henry, 39/81 

Oleson, John Peter, article, 34/23-26 

Oliver Goldsmith Eyewear Ltd., 32/4 

Olson, Jacqueline S., 36/6-7 

On Light, 38/89 

On Lines, Angles, and Figures, 38/89 

On Optics, 38/86-87 

On some remarkable, and hitherto 

Unobserved, Phenomena of 

Binocular Vision, 38/72 

On the Anomalies of Accommodation 

and Refraction of the Eye, 38/68-69 

On the Mechanism of the Eye, 38/74 

Ophthalmic opticians, 32/30 

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Ophthalmic texts, 33/29-31 

Ophthalmology Management, 38/21 

Ophthalmophacometer, 3 6/7, 31 

Ophthalmoscopes, 34/53 

Opponent-colors theory, 31/29 

Optic nerve head, 34/13-16 

Optical Heritage Museum (MA), 32/12 

Optical Journal, 36/30; 37/9-10, 23-24; 

38/17-20; 40/117-128 

Optical Management, 38/21 

Optical Museum of the Carl-Zeiss­

Stiftug Jena, 32/12 

Optical Society of America, 36/24, 38, 

42; 37/37 

Optician vs. optometrist, 34/27 

Optics, 38/86-87 

OptiFair, 38/21 

Optometeter, 36/7 

Optometria De Atencion Primaria, 

38/44 

Optometric Center of New York, 33/13 

Optometric Education, 37/41 

"Optometric Educational Requisites," 

38/15 

Optometric Extension Program, 34/6, 

33; 35/24; 36/11; 37/45; 38/40-41 

OHS Board Members, 2000, 31/1 

2001,32/9 

2002, 33/1 

2003, 34/1 

2004,35/1 

2005,36/1 

2006, 37/1 

2007, 37/41; 38/2 

2009,40/2 

OHS website, 31/1; 35/1; 37/40,48 

Optometric Management, 38/17-22 

Optometric Weekly, 38/16, 17-20, 42, 50 

Optometry Field Magazine, 40/33-36 

Optometry, Journal oftheAOA, 37/30 

Optometry Reconsidered, 38/42 

Opus Maius, 38/89-90 

Opus Tertium, 38/89-90 

Orbis Pictus, 40/25-28 

Orbital damage of King Philip II, 31/23 

Orden, Alex, 36/27 

Origin of Species, 38/69 

Origins ofNeuroscience, 38/79 

Origins of ophthalmology, 32/35 

Origins of optometry, 32/28-33 

Orser, W.D., 36/27 

Orthokeratology, 37/30-33 

Osborn Engineering Company 37/38 

O'Shea,John,40/131 

Osias, Len, 35/30 

Osler, William, 39/92 

Osterberg, Harold, 40/8, 18 

Ostrum, Meg, 37/28 

Ott, Katherine, on artificial eyes, 32/5-6 

Our Optometric Heritage, 37/45 

Overbury, Olga, 39/119 

Oyster, Harold W., 34/27 

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Ozanics, Victoria, assistant, 33/10 

l 
Pacific University, 33/11; 34/18; 35/12, 

22; 38/51 

Padula, William, 35/39 

Page, W.W., 40/122 

Painters, myopic, 36/13 

Painters, using optics, 33/4-5 

Palmer, David, 40/4, 11 

Palmer Eye Institute Library, 33/42 

Palmer, George, on colorblindness, 

31/29 

Palpability of eye, 32/32 

Pardee, George, 34/31 

Pare, Ambroise, and artificial eyes, 32/5 

Park, D., 35/47 

Parson's Horological Institute, 37/24 

Patching therapy for amblyopia, 37/40 

Patella, Vincent Michael, 35/38 

Pathology, emphasis, 32/32 

"Patriot, The", eyeglasses in, 31/32 

Patron Saint of Opticians (St. Jerome), 

36/5 

Patron Saint of Optometrists (Benjamin 

Franklin), 32/38 

Patron vs. patient, 34/28 

Peacock, George, 38/23 

Pearson, D., 39/9 

Peckham, John, 38/85, 90-92; 40/69 

Pedrogo, Irma, 37/11 

Peli, Eli, 36/2; 37/28 

Pell, Wilbur, Sr., 35/25 

Penisten, Doug, 35/37-40; 37/40, 48; 

38/6 

OHS Board, 31/1; 32/9, 33/1; 34/1; 

35/1; 36/1; 37/1; 38/2; 40/2 

Pennsisi, Elizabeth, 36/9-10 

Pennsylvania College of Optometry, 

34/4; 35/22; 38/52; 40/136 

collection, 32/10, 26 

Pennsylvania Hospital, 36/2; 38178 

Pepys, Samuel, 34/53 

Perception, visual, 36/42; 38170 

Perimetry, 33/24-25; 3617 

Perkins, R.F ., 36/27 

Perry Mason, 36/13-14, 28-30 

Perspectiva, by Bacon, 38/89-90 

Perspectiva, by Witelo, 38/91 

Perspectiva communis, 38/90-91 

Peter of Spain, 38/88-89, 92 

Peters, Henry B., 34/49; 35/28-29, 38, 

47 

Peters, Richard, 35/28-29 

Peterson, Bart, mayor of Indianapolis, 

31/24 

Petry, Ernest, 36/25,28, 36; 37/22; 

38/14 

Pettinato, Giovanni, on lenses, 32/13 

Pharmaceutical agents, 31131; 33/8; 

38/52 

Pharmacy in History, 3917 

Pheiffer, Chester, 35/9, 19; 38/41 

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Philadelphia Optical College, 35/22; 

38/51; 40/119 

Philippines, museums, 32/12 

Philips, A.J., 35/39 

Phillips, Bob, 38/19; 40/37-38 

Phillips, Robert, 37/11 

Phoria card, 34/19-21 

Phoroptors: Early American Instruments 

of Refraction and Those who Used 

Them, 40/79-80 

Photomultiplier, 3 7/18 

Photophobia, 34/54 

Photoreceptors, 36/9-10 

Physicians' and Surgeons' Optical 

College, 40/125 

Picasso, Pablo, 39/21 

Pickel, Sandi Corns, 36/6 

Pickwell, David, 35/38 

Pietsch, Paul A., 36/6 

Pikasa, 39/143 

Pike, Benjamin, 35/20; 38/49 

Pilgrim eyeglasses, 35/20 

Pina, Leslie, 33/27 

Pioneer Health Centre, 39/14 

Pi sa, Giordano da, on glasses, 32/1; 

35/13 

Pisart Award, 37/29 

Pissaro, Camillo, 36/13 

Pladellorens, Josep, 39/86 

Plato, 31/26; 40/90 

Poetry, 32/20 

Pollack, P., 35/47 

Polyopia, 38/37 

Pomeranzeff, Oleg, 37/28 

Poor Richard's Almanac, 38/78 

Pope Clement IV, 38/89 

Pope Gregory X, 38/88 

Pope John XXI, 33/16 

Popper, Karl, 33/24 

Popular science, 32/25 

Porro, Ignazio, telescopes, 33/34 

Porter, Melbourne J., 36/27 

Porter, R., 39/12, 15 

Porterfield, William, 35118; 38/71, 101; 

40/31 

Portrait of Hugh of St. Cher, 39/59 

Post, C.M., 40/125 

Poston, Marvin, 35/28-29 

Poulsen, Stanley, 35/28 

Practice Management Seminar, 38/21 

Prendergast, Mark, historian, 35/3 

Prentice card, 34/19-21 

Prentice, Chalmers, 36/33; 37/24 

Prentice, Charles, 31/2-5; 32/21-22, 31; 

33/17; 34/19; 35/20-21, 37, 39, 47; 

38/49; 39/14 

Prentice, James, 35/20; 38/49 

Prentice Medal (AAO), 32/22; 34/17, 

19; 36/17, 38 

Boynton, Robert, 3 7/34 

Prentice's Law ofDecentration, 31/3; 

38/49 

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Presbyopia, 31121; 33/7-8; 34/54; 38/70 

Priestly, Joseph, 38/69-70 

Primary Care Optometry, A Clinical 

Manual, 38/42-43 

Prisms, 31127 

Proctor, Charles, 36/42 

Proctor Medal (ARVO), 36/38 

Prostheses, 34/41-42 

Protanopy, 33/24 

Ptolemy, 40/142 

on color mixing, 31126, 34/40; 35/17 

Public Vision League, 34/35 

Purkinje, Jan Evangelista, 38/99-100, 

102; 39/93 

description of reflection on eye, 

31121 

history, 33/18; 35/18 

Purkinje images, 36/7 

Purkinje 's Vision: The Dawning of 

Neuroscience, 38/99-100 

Puyoles, Carme Olaria, 40/47-48, 50, 52, 

55-61 

Q 

Quackery, eye-care, 32/19 

Quantum theory, 31130 

Queen, James W., 35/20; 38/49 

Quick, H.E., 36/27 

Quirke, Stephen, 40/97 

R 

Ragazzole, Chloe, 40/113 

Rainbows, 31127 

Ramsden, Jesse, 33/34; 40/76 

Rand, Gertrude, 35/41 

Randolph, Paul D., 39/99 

Rathschuuler, Fritz, optician, 33/33 

Ratliff, Floyd, 36/19 

Rau, 39/117 

Raubitschek, 38/35 

Ravin, James G., 33/40; 36/12 

Ray, Thurman J., 35/11 

Rays of light, early representations, 

40/87-99, 113-116 

Rayton, Wilbur B., 36/24, 28, 36 

Reading glasses, 33/27 

Refraction, 36/7; 37/20; 38/49 

Refractive Anomalies: Research and 

Clinical Applications, 38/44 

Refractor, Leland, 33/17 

Regan, 37/19 

Regimen Sanitas, 38/88 

Reichardt, Werner Ernst, 32/35 

Reichwald, M.E., 40/125 

Reid, Thomas, 38/71; 40/67 

Reinke, Albert A., 34/49 

Rekoss, Egbert, 34/53 

Rembrandt, 36/14-15 

"Remember Me", poem, 32/20 

Remy, 36/16 

Renaissance era, 35/13-16 

Renaissance Society of America, 32/1 

Renaissance Vision from Spectacles to 

Telescopes, 38/96-98 

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Renoir, August, 36/13 

Renshaw, Sam, 34/21; 37/16-17, 46 

Replogle, W.H., 40/33 

Repositories of items of optometric 

historical interest, 32/9 

Research to Prevent Blindness Senior 

Scientific Investigator Award, 34/19 

Restoring Ophthalmic Antiques, 39/139 

Retina Associates, 37/27, 28 

Retina Foundation, 37/27 

Retinal detachment surgery, 32/35 

Retinal ganglion cells, 36/9-10 

Retinal image formation, 31120 

Retinitis pigmentosa, 36/20 

Retinopathy, 33/25 

Retinoscopy, cross-cylinder, 33/30-31 

Ryer, 33/17 

wet vs. dry, 32/23 

Retrospective, one hundred years, 36/32-

34; 37/9-10, 23-24 

Revelli, Edward, 39/87 

Review of Optometry, 38/50; 39/22-23 

Reynolds, Edward, 36/3 

Rhazes, 3 8/86 

Rhees, Benjamin Rush, 36/24, 26, 36 

Rhode Island Society of Optometry, 

36/32 

Ribright, Thomas, 40/77 

Rice, George, 35/29 

Richardson, Edmund F., 34/33 

Ridgway, George C., 34/7-11 

Ridgway, George V., 34/7-11; 40/118 

Ridgway Optical Company, 34/9 

Ridgway, William L., 34/7-11 

Riggs, Lorrin, 36/17-20; 37/19, 35-37; 

39/2 

Rigid spring eyeglasses, 36/32 

Risley prism, 34/7 

Risner, F., 40/70 

Rittenhouse, David, optician for George 

Washington, 32/6 

Rittler, Catherine, 35/41 

Rivalto, 35/19 

Robinson, 38/34 

Robinson, Andrew, 38/23,74 

Robinson, John D., 39/75, 124-137 

Rochester School of Optometry, 36/25; 

37/18, 21-23; 38/14-16; 40/121-122 

Roemer, on light speed, 32/8 

Rogers, George A., 36/33; 37/24 

Rogers, Clarence C., 38/14 

Rogers, Howard F., 36/27 

Roget, Peter Mark, 40/82 

Romano, Albert, 35/9 

Ronchi, V., 35/47 

Rose, P.R., 36/4 

Rosen, 35/13; 38/47 

Rosenbloom, Alfred, OHS Board, 3111; 

32/9; 35/43 

Rosenthal, J. William, Ocular HS, 32/5, 

24; 34/23; 35/47 

Obituary, 38/80 

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Rosner, Jerome, 35/39 

Rosner, Joy, 35/39 

Rouse, Michael, 35/37 

Rowat, H.L., 40/125 

Rowley Ophthalmological College of St. 

Louis, 3 7/23 

Royal College Museum, 34/53 

Royal Institution in London, 38/33, 73 

Royal Microscopial Society, 31/7 

Royal Polytechnikum, 3112 

Royal Society of Medicine, 3117 

Royal Tomb II, 31123 

Ruben, 35/39 

Rubin, Melvin, 35/40 

Ruddy, Jefferson T., 40/122 

Rueda, Sanchez, 35/47 

Rummel, W.E.D., 40/125 

Runge, Paul E., 39/143 

Rush, Benjamin, eye wash, 33/15 

Rushton, William, 40/4, 20 

Rutherford, Ernest, 39/97 

Ryer, LeRoy, 39/14, 138; 40/120-121 

Ryer retinoscope, 33/17 

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Safilo Group Museum (Italy), 32/12, 18, 

26 

Saint Jerome, 36/5 

Saint-Yves, Charles, 39/93 

Sajjadi, Mansour Sayyed, 38/62-65 

Salmoiraghi, Angelo, telescopes, 33/34 

Salvatori, Phil, 37/12 

Salvatori, Tony, 37/12 

Sammis, S.K., 39/9, 12 

San Nicolo ofTreviso, fresco, 32/2, 24, 

35-36 

Sankara Nethralaya, 39/30, 38, 40, 43, 

55, 107 

Santayana, George, 38/6 

Saraswathi, Sri Chandrasekhar, 39/30 

Sattler's veil, 33/11; 37/12 

Saturn's rings, 32/13-14 

Sawchak, Matthew, 39/135 

Schapero, Max, 39/139 

Scheiman, Mitchell, 35/37 

Scheiner, Christoph, 33/18 

on accommodation, 31120; 32/8 

on retinal imagery, 32/8; 35/18 

Schempp, Ed, 40/3 7 

Schempp,Mary,40/37 

Schepens, Charles, 39/23, 50, 56 

Reminiscences, 3 7/25-29 

Schepens Eye Research Institute, 36/1; 

37/25, 28, 29 

Scheslinger, Stan, 38/20 

Schickore, Jutta, 40/81-82 

Schiffer, Nancy N., 32/3-4, 6; 35/48 

Schiller, A., 36/27 

Schiller, Richard C., tribute, 34/3-5 

Schlick, Moritz, 33/24 

Schneider, G.L., 34/31,33,46,48 

Schoen, John N., 33/5, 35 

Schoessler, John P., 36/41 

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Scholles, James R., 34/27 

Schor, Clifton, 35/38 

Schott, Otto, telescopes, 33/34 

Schubert, G., 33/24 

Schwann, 40/82 

Schwartz, F., 38/38 

Science Museum (London), 32/25; 40/77 

"Screaming Eagles" of optometry, 

34/31-38, 44-52; 35/4-8, 28-30 

Seabrooke, Richard, 34/53 

Second Lord Chamwood, 31/6-8 

Sedgwick, H. Jobe, 36/28 

Seger, Charles E., 34/35 

Seneca the Younger, 32/2; 34/24 

Sennacherib, King, 34/23-26 

Sewell, Jessica, 39/142 

Seysenegg, Tschermak von, 33/24 

Sforza, Francesco, 38/96 

Shaikh, Saad, 36/15 

Shapiro, M. 35/37 

Shastid, Thomas Hall, 35/23 

Sheard, Charles, 33/3, 5; 34/27; 35/37-

38; 36116; 37/31 

remembrance of, 32/14-16 

Sheard Allen, Dorothy, on her father, 

32/14-16 

Sheedy, James E., 36/41 

Shepard, Carl, 38/56 

Shepard Memorial Library, 32/11 

Sheridan, Captain John W., 

35/31 

Sherman, Lawrence Y., 36/33; 37/24 

Shigon, Nathan, 40/79 

Shur-on Optical Company, 38/15 

Siegel, Donald, 39/30 

Sieving, Pamela, 37/2 

Singh, Bhai Mohan, 39/54 

Sixteenth Century Art, 39/58-66 

Skeates, P.D., 36/4 

Skeffington, A.M., 34/6; 35/39; 36/16; 

37/17,45 

Skeffington Memorial Library and 

Archives (CA), 32/10 

Skiascopy, 37/10 

Slit-lamp, 33/24 

Sloan, Louise, 37/27; 38/97 

Smelser, George, anatomist, 33/10; 

35/41; 36/2; 37/11, 43; 39/5, 49 

Smith, A. Mark, on magnification, 32/2 

Smith, E.L., 37/18 

Smith, P.A., 35/48 

Smith, Robert, 38/71 

Smith, S., 38/12 

Smither, Morrison, 38/76 

Snell, 38/70 

Snell's Law, 32/8; 35/17 

Snellen, Herman, 40/34 

Snitzer, Elias, 40/8, 18 

Society for American Baseball Research, 

37/34, 38 

Solan, Harold, 37/47 

Soles, Elmer, 40/37 

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Somers, William W., 36/41 

Soper, F. Marsh, 40/124 

Sorbonne University, 36/7 

Sorsby, Arnold, 38/97; 40/4 

South Bend College of Optics, 37/24; 

38/51 

Southall, James, 35/37, 39; 36/22-23, 37; 

39/91 

Southbridge, MA, 33/40-41 

Southern California College of 

Optometry, 34/5, 36; 35/5, 21; 36/5, 

11; 37/19, 23; 38/52 

Southern College of Optometry, 35/21 

library, 32/12; 38/52 

Southwestern Optical College, 38/51; 

40/124-125 

Spatial frequency, 

and astigmatism, 38/33, 36-39 

Spectacle-makers guild, 35/14 

Spectacles and Other Vision Aids: A 

History and Guide to Collecting, 

38/80 

Spectacles, early prints of, 36/5 

Spectacles, history of, 31/32; 32/3-7, 17-

18,24,29;33/17,27,40;34/5,22-

26; 35/13-16, 34-36; 36/4-5, 30-34, 

42; 38/47; 39/141-142 

Spectacles, Lorgnettes and Monocles, 

40/43 

Spectrum of Belief, 40/41-42 

Spencer Optical Company, 38/51 

Spin-casting, 33/18 

Spoons used as mirrors, 34/1-3 

"Spy in the Sky," 39/4-5 

Standard Optical Company, 38/15 

Standards, optometric, 33/16 

Standart, Nelson K., 33/18 

Stanford, 36/15 

Stanton, J. R., 35/48 

State University of New York, 31/8; 

35/22; 37/47; 38/51 

Harold Kohn library, 32/11 

Stealey, Roy, 38/20 

Stein, Sir Aurel, 38/58 

Stereo-chronoscopy, 33/25 

Stereograms, 31/7 

Stereographic cards, call for, 32/38 

Stevens, Gregory L., speaker, 34/39 

Stevenson, Lloyd G., 39/92 

Stewart, Charles R., 35/9, 48; 36/40-41; 

38/41 

Stiles-Crawford effects, 36/21; 40/3-24 

Stiles, Walter Stanley, 38/33; 39/5, 49; 

40/3-24 

Sting (singer), 38/31 

Stoddard, Kenneth B., 34/49, 51 

Stone, J., 35/39 

Stone, Nettie M., 40/119 

Strabismus, 36/14 

Strabismus (journal), 37/40 

Strangeways Research Laboratory, 39/14 

Streubel, Gustave A., 36/27 

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Stroud, Carlos R., 36/20-28 

Studebaker, David, 34/27 

Sturm, 38/37 

Sugarman, Lester H., 35/3 

Sullivan, Lee, 39/95-96 

Sunga, Roberto, researcher, 33/26 

Sunglasses, 33/27 

Surdam, Arthur E., 40/122 

Surendran, T., 39/38 

Surgery, ocular, 32/35 

Suter, Walter J., 36/27 

Sutton, Albert, "Heritage Comer", 

3115-6; 34/6; 37/45 

Swann, Peter, journal editor, 31/24 

Swartzberg, John, 35/33 

Swearingen, Dale, 37/38 

Sweden, museums, 32/12 

Sydney Technical College, 36/38 

Syracuse School of Optics, 38/51 

T 

Tachistoscope, 34/21-22; 37/46-47 

Tait, Edwin Forbes, 35/10 

Takahashi, Ernest K., 34/33 

Tansley, Brian, 37/18-19 

Tansley, Katherine, 40/4, 18 

Tatler, Benjamin W., 38/101-102 

Taylor, 38/34 

Taylor, A. Maurice, 36/28 

Teatro Anatomico, 32/17 

Telescope, first American, 32/6 

Telescopes, 33/33-35 

Temple spectacles, 33/40 

Thai, Bernhardt "Buzz", 35/28-

29 

Thai, Lawrence, 34/29-30 

Thales, 40/142 

The Beginnings of Western Science, 

40/40 

The Eye Book, 38/88 

The Harmony ofthe World, 39/17 

The History and Present State of 

Discoveries relating to Vision, Light, 

and Colours, 38/69-70 

The History and Present State of 

Electricity, With Original 

Experiments, 38/70 

The Long Route to the Invention of the 

Telescope, 40/106-107 

"The Manufacture of the Optometrist's 

Supplies," 38/15 

The Microscope and the Eye: A history 

of Reflections, 40/81-82 

The Moving Tablet of the Eye: The 

Origins of Modern Eye Movement 

Research, 3 8/1 0 1-102 

The Myopia Epidemic: Nearsightedness, 

Vision Impairment and Other Vision 

Problems, 38/45 

The Optician, 38/50 

"The Physical Mixture of Colors," 38/15 

The Prism and the Pendulum: The Ten 

Most Beautiful Experiments in 

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Science, 39/97-98 

The Refraction Letter, 38/76 

The Science of Leonardo: Inside the 

Mind of the Great Genius of the 

Renaissance, 39/78-80 

The Scientific Papers of Sir Charles 

Wheatstone, 38/72-73 

The Spectacle Seller, 39/59 

"The Surgeon and the Shepard," 37/28 

The Tao of Physics, 39/78 

The Temple of Nature, 38/101 

The Ten Treatises on the Eye, 38/86 

The Use of Eyeglasses, 39/143-145 

The VanDer Paele Madonaa, 39/60 

The Web of Life, 39/78 

The Wonderful Art of the Eye, 38/87-88 

Theodoric of Freiberg, 31/27 

Theophile, and glassmaking, 33/6 

Therapy provision, 32/32 

Theunissen Museum (Holland), 32/11 

"Third eye", 36/10 

Thirteenth century manuscripts on 

vision, 38/85-94 

Thompson, H. Stanley, texts, 33/29 

Thomson, H.A., 35/48 

Thorington, James, 34/19; 35/39; 40/34 

Thorn, F., 38/38 

Tillyer Medal (OSA), 34/18; 36/38 

Tinius Olsens Tekniste Skole (Norway), 

32/12 

Tinker, Miles A., 37116 

Todd, William S., 35/3 

Tomasso da Modena, painter, 32/2, 24, 

35-36 

Tonometry, 33/25; 34/35 

Topaz,Marty,38/18,20,41-42 

Topaz, Peter, 38/18, 42 

Tousey, Richard, 39/3 

Tractatus de Perspectiva, 38/90 

Traction on optic discs, 34/13-16 

Trafalgar, and telescopes, 33/34 

Treganza, Amorita, 3 7/45 

Treviso, fresco, 32/2, 24, 35-36 

Trimble, R., 35/39 

Troland, Leonard T., 34/39; 39/3 

Trowbridge, E.G., 36/33; 37/24 

Tscherning, Marius, 36/7 

Tubesing, Robert, 35/25 

Tuck, T.S.P., 40/30 

Tucker, HenryS., 36/33; 37/24 

Tuhoy, Kevin, 39/22 

Tuhoy lenses, 33/12 

Tull, John W., on daguerreotypes, 32/6 

on kaleidoscopes, 33/41 

Tupper, J.L., 36/27 

Turnbull, D.K., 35/48 

u 
U gone, Hugh of St. Cher Cardinal, 

fresco, 32/24 

U.S. Army optometry, 35/31 

Universite Rene Descartes museum, 

32/26 

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University of Alabama-Birmingham, 

33/11; 35/22; 38/51 

library, 32/12 

University of Aston Ophthalmic 

Museum, 32/12 

University of Auckland, 35/12 

University of Berne, Switzerland, 38/8, 9 

University of California-Berkeley, 

33/11; 34/16-19, 33, 44; 35/22, 33; 

36/10, 41; 37/18; 38/51-52; 39/38, 

40,50 

University of California San Diego, 

36/17; 37/18 

University of Copenhagen, 36/7 

University of Edinburgh, 38/70, 71 

University of Houston, 35/9-12, 22; 

36/3, 40-41; 38/51-52, 55 

University of Miami, 33/42 

University of Minnesota, 32/15; 33/5 

University ofMissouri-St. Louis, 35/22; 

38/51; 39/45 

University of Montreal, 35/12 

University ofNew South Wales, 32/17 

University of Rochester, 36/17, 20-28, 

35-37 

University of Siena, 38/88 

University ofUtrecht, 38/68 

University of Wales, 40/29-32 

University ofWaterloo, 35/12; 37/18 

museum, 32/11; 35/36 

Utrocular discriminations, 38/11-13 

Uterocular effect, 33/26 

Uveitis, 33/25 

v 
Valine, Roger, 35/30 

Van de Velde, Frans J., 37/25 

van der Weyden, Rogier, 39/63 

Van Essen, Willam J., 40/37-39 

Van Eyck, Jan, 33/4-5; 34/3; 39/60 

Van Mander, Carel, 39/60-61 

van Oostsanen, Jacob Conelisz, 

39/58-66 

Van Scorel, Jan, 39/62 

Vander-Eecken, Marie Germaine, 

37/25, 29 

Vanheems, Henry, 37/46 

Vanishing points, 33/4 

Veit, M.C., 36/27 

Venkataswamy, Govindapa, 39/56, 107, 

117-118 

Verhoeff, F.H., 39/121 

Vermilya, E.B., 36/27 

Verriest, Guy, 39/53 

Vianco, William H., 38/14 

Victorian Optical Association, 37/46 

Vigil, Jeanne, 40/19 

Virchow, 38/69; 40/82 

Vision After 50: Preventing Age-Related 

Vision Loss, 38/45 

Vision and Perception, 37/40 

Vision Service Plan, 34/35; 35/28-30; 

39/32 

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Vision therapy, 36/16 

Vision West, Inc., 34/36 

Visioscope optical company, 37/46 

Visual perception, 36/42 

Vitellio, see Witelo 

Vodnoy, 36/16 

Vogt, Alfred, history, 33/25 

Yolk, David, 37/16 

Yolk, Francis, 40/34 

Volkmann, 40/82 

Von Arlt, Ferdinand, 40/78 

von Doderer, Heimito, 33/35 

von Fraunhofer, Joseph, 40/41-42 

telescopes, 33/34 

von Graefe, 34/53; 39/93 

von Noorden, Gunter K., 35/38 

von Reichenbach, Georg Friedrich, 

telescopes, 33/34 

von Utzschneider, Joseph, 40/41 

telescopes, 33/34 

Votives, eye, 33/28, 36 

w 
Wade, Nicholas, 31/19-22; 35/48; 38/71, 

73, 99-102 

Wald, George, 40/9 

Waldman, Nelson, 35/11 

Waller, Erik, 39/92 

Waller, Richard, on color naming, 31/29 

Walls, Gordon L., 34/49; 37/17 

Walls, Lesley L., 35/8 

Walraven, Pieter, 40/3, 12 

Walsh, Glyn, on period spectacles, 34/5 

Ware, James, 34/53 

Warren, C.D., 36/27 

Warren, Franklin A., 36/27 

Warren, John C., 36/2-3 

Washington, George, his optician, 32/6 

his presbyopia, 33/7-8 

Washington University collection, 32/10 

Washington University School of 

Medicine, Dept. of Ophthalmology, 

38/8, 9, 11 

Watchmakers, 36/14, 28-30; 37/24 

Water screw, 34/23-26 

Waugh, Richey Jr., 40/116 

Wave theory oflight, 31/28 

Waxburg, Joseph, 38/18 

Wayenborgh, Jean-Paul, biographer, 

33/31-33; 39/143 

Wayman's Grandstand Baseball Annual, 

37/34 

Weale, Robert, 40/4 

Webb, Robert, 36/1; 37/28 

Websites on optometric history, 32/7, 13 

Wedeking, Lloyd, 35/25 

Weichselberger, Philipp Anton, 40/41 

Weinstein, Jacob D., 36/27 

Wellcome Foundation Archive, 39/14 

Wellcome, Henry Solomon, 39/14 

Wellcome Library, 40/77 

Wellman Center for Photo-Medicine, 

36/1-2 

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Wells Foundation, 33/41 

Wells, Elaine, 39/122 

Wells, George, 34/6 

Wells, Helen, 38/71 

Wells, Herman, 35/25 

Wells, William Charles, 3 8/71-72, 1 01; 

39/93 

Wersinger, R.E., 36/27 

Wesley, N.K., 35/48; 38/56; 39/22 

West, Cedric F., 36/27 

West, Nathaniel, 35/28-29 

West, Roger W., 33/18 

Western Pennsylvania Optometric 

Society, 40/37-39 

Westheimer, Gerald, 35/9, 38-41; 37/16-

18; 39/3 

Weston, Frederick C., 36/27 

Weymouth, Frank, 38/44 

What is Medical History?, 39/146-147 

Wheatstone, Charles, 35/18; 38/72-73; 

39/23 

Wheatstone's stereoscope, 36/8; 38/72 

Wheeler, Benjamin I., 34/45 

White, Steven, 39/126 

Whitman, Walt, 39/6 

Whitney, Dick, on history of American 

Optical Company, 33/39; 34/6-7 

Whitney, James, 35/9 

Wichterle, Otto, spin-casting, 33/18; 

39/22-23 

Wick, Bruce, 35/37 

Wick, R.E., 35/38, 40, 46; 38/5 

Wiesel, Johannes, telescopes, 33/34 

Wild, Bart, 33/10; 37/14 

Wild, Bradford, 33/10; 36/41; 37/14 

Wilder, Herbert E., 36/25, 28, 37; 38/14 

Wilhelm, 40/69 

Wilkins, Mike, 39/129 

Wilkins, T. Russell, 36/24, 28, 37 

Willach, Rolf, 40/106-107 

Williams, Bob, 36/11 

Williams, Clanton W., 35/10-11 

Williams, David L., 36/27 

Williams, J.C., 36/27 

Williams, Robert, 39/122 

Willis, on optic nerve, 32/8 

Wills Eye Hospital, 32/31 

Wilson, Graham A., 34/54; 36/12 

Winans, W.W., 40/122 

Winfield, Dave, 37/40 

Winslow, Glenn, 34/46 

Wirtz, Milton, and acrylic eyes, 32/5 

Wisconsin Association of Optometrists, 

36/32 

Witelo (Vitellio), 31/27; 38/47, 91-92; 

40/69-74, 142 

Wold, Robert, 37/45 

Wolfberg, Melvin, 40/136-138 

on optometric history, 32/28-33 

OHS Board, 33/1; 34/1; 35/1; 36/1; 

37/1; 38/2; 40/2 

Wolff, J., 35/48 

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Wolfson, Marty, 40/38 

Woll, Frederic A., 40/120-121 

Wollensak Optical Corporation, 33/11 

Woo, George, 40/104 

Wood, Alex, 38/23 

Wood, Charles, 34/45-46 

Woodruff, Christopher, 33/15-16 

Woolery, Don, 38/41 

World Council of Optometry, 39/39 

World Health Organization, 39/39 

World Series, 37/36-40 

Worshipful Company of Spectacle 

Makers, 32/30 

Worth, Claud, 36/16 

Wright, 391126 

Wright, C., 35/48 

Wright National Library of the 

Australian Optometric Association, 

32/12 

Wright, W.D., 40/4 

y 

Yarwell, John, 40/77 

Yee, Robert D., 33/16 

Yellot, Jack, on vision science, 32/7-8 

Young, F.Z., 38/33; 40/4 

Young, John, curator, 33/39 

Young, Thomas, 33/18; 36/7; 38/73-74, 

100; 39/97; 40/4, 82 

bibliography review, 38/23-24 

Fellow ofthe Royal Society, 38/23 

on astigmatism, 31122; 35/17; 38/23, 

33 

on trichromy, 31129; 35/18; 38/23 

Young's double slit experiment, 31129 

z 
Zadnik, Karla, 39/6 

Zahn, J., 39/92 

Zeiss, Carl, telescopes, 33/34 

Zeiss Company museum (Germany), 

32/11 

Zimmerman, Helen M., 38/14 

Zimmerman, Lorenz, 3 7/43 

Zoethout, W.D., 35/38; 38/56 

Zoonomia, 38/101 

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Members of the Board of Directors of Optometry's Cares TM - The A OA Foundation and the 
Optometric Historical Society (OHS) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that places 
OHS under the auspices of The AOA Foundation. For more information about The AOA 
Foundation and the Optometric Historical Society, please visit www.optometrvscharity.org and 
www.opt.indiana.edu/ohs/optohiso.html. 

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