The University of SydneyCalendar 1972Volume IIG 230101 K 5049PRINTED AND PUBLISHED IN AUSTRALIA BYVICTOR C. N. BUGHT, GOVERNMENT PRINTER1972ContentsIn 1972 the Calendar is published in two volumes.The sections contained in each volume are set out belowWhere applicable, a detailed list of contents appears at thebeginning of each section.VOLUME I5 Introduction7 Almanac13 Officers of the University83 Statutes(Including the Royal Charter of the University of Sydney,The University and University Colleges Act 1900-1965,Other Acts of Parliament relating to the University, By-lawsand Resolutions).259 Foundations277 Student Information(Including information about Admission, Enrolment, Fees,the University Library, Colleges, Student Services, AdultEducation and the Matriculation Examination).317 Scholarships, Prizes and Bursaries397 Courses of Study497 Hospitals Recognised for Teaching Purposes535 Index to Volume IVOLUME II5 Report of the University and Accounts for the Year 1970143 Research Publications, 1970185 Examination Results3Report of theUniversity of Sydney for theYear ended 31st December, 1970The University of Sydney, in pursuance of the provisions ofSection 16 (1) of the University and University Colleges Act,1900-1965, has the honour to report upon the proceedings ofthe University during the year 1970 for the information ofHis Excellency the Governor and the Executive Council.51970 was the first year of 'the new trienniumand our original plans for the triennium, sub-mitted to the Australian Universities Commis-sion and the New South Wales UniversitiesBoard at the end of 1967, had to be greatlymodified to fit within a lower level of grantsthan we had sought. It was not possible tojudge from the Commission's Report why thiswas so, for in some respects the Commissionrecommended more expensive goals, e.g. inthe ratio of staff to students, than we hadsought to achieve in the triennium. An un-foreseen rise in costs from 1969 onwards ex-plains part of the discrepancy.During 1970 we prepared and submitted ourplan for the triennium 1973-75. At the requestof the Commission this plan was costed in"prices" of 1970. It should not be a matterfor surprise that we added estimates of howvarious changes in "prices" would affect thesecosts, or that we made a strong plea for adapt-ing financial procedures with both current andcapital grants to give us reasonable protectionagainst inflation.Inflation and Triennial ProceduresThe purpose of triennial grants is to enableUniversities to plan academic developmentmore efficiently than is possible with annualgrants. Decisions on quotas, and on the intro-duction of a sequence of new courses, havefinancial implications extending over at leastthree years.Serious problems arise when inflation re-duces the purchasing power of financial grantsand fee income. When the Universities Com-mission makes its recommendations it allowsfor "probable movements in non-academicwages and salaries, in the cost of books andournals and in expenditure on other goodsand services". It makes no allowance forchanges in academic salaries because it is cus-tomary for Governments to make-special sup-plementary grants to Universities to cover theadditional costs.Salaries of academic staff, which constituteabout 45 per cent of recurrent expenditure,do not therefore create a special problem inUniversity planning during a period of infla-tion. But the remaning 55 per cent of costsdo whenever the actual movements exceed theallowance made for them in the Commission'srecommendations. Actual movements in thesecosts have recently run far ahead of the Com-mission's allowance for them, and this hasundermined the very basis of triennial plan-ning and administration.The Universities therefore applied for Sup-plementary Grants. In March, 1965, Sir RobertMenzies' policy statement on tertiary educa-tion recognized the need for supplementaryrecurrent grants to offset exceptional increasesin costs. At the end of the last triennium therewas a clear case for supplementation. This wasrecognized by the State Government when itmade a special grant in both 1969 and 1970 tohelp us with exceptional increases in costs in1969. " Unfortunately the Commonwealth re-fused to' make a matching grant, although ithad given a supplementary grant to the Aus-tranial National University. It was argued thatsuch a grant would undermine the triennialprinciple, whereas of course it is the excep-tional and unforeseen increases in costs whichdoes that. The provision of supplementary re-current grants in such conditions is required topreserve the triennial principle.The rapid escalation of costs in 1969 wasnot foreseen when early in 1969 the Com-mission made its calculations for 1970-72. Ad-ditional costs in 1969 carry through into lateryears, and in consequence the Commission'srecommendations on recurrent financial grantswere set at too low a level to enable us toput into effect the triennial programme whichthe Commission believed its recommendationswould make possible.In 1699 our recurrent income was$20,071,000. Due to the rapid increase in non-academic wage and salary rates, in the priceof books, periodicals and materials generallyin 1969, by the end of the year we werespending at the annual rate of over$21,000,000. The income recommended for1970 was $21,660,000. The effect of the un-foreseen rate of cost escalation in 1969 wasthat this income proved approximately$900,000 too low to finance the activitieswhich, so far as we can judge from its Report,the Commission thought its recommendationswould make possible.By the time the Report was published andGovernments had approved the recommenda-tions, it was clear that we would have to pro-ceed on the basis of a less ambitious plan thanwas suggested by the Commission. Thus,whereas the Commission reported that the rec-ommended income would enable us to improvethe ratio of staff to students from 1:13.1 in1969 to 1:11.0 by 1972, we calculated that thevery best we could achieve, without supple-mentary grants, would be 1:12.6.Because of this fall in the real value ofrecurrent grants we decided to press for sup-plementary grants sufficient to restore the realvalue of the Commission's recommendationson recurrent income, and to maintain our planto increase the number of equivalent full-timestudents from 15,670 in 1969 to 16,400 in1970. Statistics of the number of students andtheir distribution between Faculties is givenin Appendix 1.In the absence of firm Governmental prom-ises on supplementary grants we made provi-sion for an additional 52 academic posts in1970, but to keep down the annual cost wemade provision for the increase to date fromthe middle of the year only. This meant thatat the outset of the academic year there weremore students per academic staff than in 1969,but that from the middle of the year the posi-tion was slightly better than in 1969. Thirtyof the new posts were allocated to our poorly-staffed Faculties of Arts, Law and Economics.Detailed information on staff is given in Ap-pendix 3.Particularly in view of the hopes raised bythe Commission's Fourth Report this was aREPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEYReport of the very disappointing result. Our disappointmentsuniversity of mounted during the year. We planned a surplusSydney of $275,000 for the year 1970 to allow whatwe judged to be the best distribution of ex-penditure during the triennium. However, therise in non-academic wage and salary rates andother costs was greater than we allowed for,and our planned surplus of $275,000 endedup as a deficit of $70,000. It was clear bythe end of 1970 that we would need specialsupplementary grants for 1971 of at least$1,500,000 to restore the real value of theCommission's recommendations.The Commission made recommendations onsupplementary grants, but in the absence of afirm Government decision, towards the end of1970 we made contingency plans for 1971,entailing a reduction in the number of students,and a further cut in real expenditure belowthat implied in the Commission's FourthReport.The accounts for 1970 are given in Appendix7.Inflation and Capital GrantsThe effects of cost escalation on our buildingprogramme were also very serious. For here,too, the Commission's recommendations werebased on a forecast of increases in cost whichproved to be too modest.The University's capital grant for buildingin the 1970-72 triennium, exclusive of thebuilding for the Unions, is $8,078,000. Thebig projects approved were Biochemistry andMicrobiology ($3.51 million), Mechanical andAeronautical Engineering ($3.51 million) andVeterinary Physiology ($0.69 million).When in November, 1967, plans for theBiochemistry Building were submitted to theAustralian Universities Commission, the Uni-versity asked for $3,816,000. This estimate in-cluded provision for cost escalation of 3^ percent per annum as recommended by the con-sulting architects. By the time the Commissionreported, it was plain that the provision forcost escalation was too low. It follows that inrecommending $3.51 million the Commissiongranted less "real" building equipment than theUniversity sought. Accordingly, appropriateeconomies were made in the proposed structure,services, equipment and furnishings.The cost of the revised building (which sofar as can be judged is in line with what theCommission approved) will now be $4,993,000.This is $1,483,000 greater than the grant. Thisdifference is the measure of the extent to whichthe cost of building and services has escalatedbeyond that forecast by the Commission.There is no provision even in principle forsupplementary capital grants. All that a Uni-versity can do is to eliminate some approvedbuilding and apply for a transfer of funds.The University applied for, and had ap-proved, the transfer of capital grants fromother projects to enable it to sign a contractand proceed with the Biochemistry Building.When the grants were announced, theMechanical and Aeronautical EngineeringBuilding was replanned. The size of the build-ing was cut by 18 per cent. But even if therehad been no other commitments this cut wouldnot enable the University to finance the build-ing. Now the University can only constructStage 1 of the building and apply for a grantfor the second stage in the next triennium.This will increase the cost substantially, delaythe transfer of staff, and delay the conversionof the Woolley Building to provide urgentlyneeded space and facilities for Agriculture andArts.This is another example of the way, underpresent methods of financing, inflation under-mines the basis of triennial planning and ad-ministration. For our plans for staff andstudents must be related to available and pros-pective physical accommodation.Fees and Recurrent GrantsIn October, 1969, the Deputy Premier andMinister for Education and Science informedUniversities that given the intended level ofState grants, fees would need to rise by 20 percent to put the Universities in a position toattract the full matching grant from the Com-monwealth.Although the proportion of recurrent incomedue to fees has fallen, fees still play a sig-nificant part in the Commonwealth-Stateformula for recurrent grants to Universities.In 1952 fee income was 39 per cent of recur-rent income. By 1962 it was down to 21 percent. A rise in fees in 1963 brought the per-centage up to 25.7 per cent. The percentagethen fell gradually to 18.9 per cent in 1966.A rise in fees by 15 per cent in 1967 broughtthe percentage up to 19.2 per cent. By 1969?t was down to 16.1 per cent, and the effect ofthe fee increase in 1970 was to raise the per-centage to 17.2 per cent.It is interesting to compare the movements offees and adult male average weekly earningsin the State. Between 1951 and 1970 fees in-creased by a factor of just over 3, and averageweekly earnings by 3y.However, in view of the increase in the pro-portion of the age group undertaking sixthform studies and acquiring a qualificationwhich may indicate a capacity to undertakeUniversity studies, these relative movementsshould not be a matter for satisfaction. Forthe provision of financial help for studentsfrom low-income families is far from adequate.According to the Commonwealth ScholarshipsBoard the main aim of the scheme should beto provide equality of educational opportunity.The number of scholarships is not adequate toachieve this aim. When, therefore, Senate de-cided to raise fees it did so reluctantly andrequested the Vice-Chancellor to raise with theGovernment the desirability of more adequatefinancial provision for poor students than theUniversity could manage from its own re-sources and its limited power to waive fees.The Minister referred the issue to the Univer-sities Board and a discussion with Vice-Chancellors followed. However, the State Gov-ernment did not decide to make any supple-mentary arrangements during 1970.The number of undergraduate and non-degree students permitted to attend lectureswithout payment of fees was 9,505. Two-thirdsof these were Commonwealth Scholarshipholders, for whom the Commonwealth Govern-ment paid fees. Most of the others were De-partment of Education and Teachers' Collegestudents and State Public Service Board Cadets.The number of higher degree students per-mitted to attend lectures without payment offees was 718, of whom approximately one-halfheld Commonwealth Scholarships and forwhom the Commonwealth Government paid agrant for research expenses, and Universityassisted scholars.REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEYOther Than Higher DegreeHigher DegreeTotalYearAssisted studentsTotal studentsPer cent of students assistedAssistedTotalPer cent of students assistedNet assistedTotalPer cent of students assisted1968 1969 19708,622 8,974 9,50513,714 13,779 14,17862-9 651 670705 726 7182,194 2,306 2,39332-1 31-5 3009,325 9,700 10,22315,908 16,085 16,57158-6 60-3 61-7Academic DevelopmentsFinancial stringency prevented us from doingmany things which we think it important fora University to do. However, educational prob-lems and appropriate solutions to them keepon changing. University research, "whichcreates new knowledge and re-interpretationsof old knowledge, is itself a major factor inthis change. This has its biggest influence onthe professional Faculties, where the contentof courses and the structure of degrees arefrequently adapted. One of the purposes ofintroducing the unit system in the Faculties ofEngineering and Science was to provide forgreater flexibility within the degree structureand to give students a greater opportunity toacquire knowledge and analytical skills thatare likely to be relevant to the sort of problem-solving exercises that will engage them in theirprofessional occupations. The rapid growth ofpost-doctoral course work is also due to aconcern for the relevance of modern know-leage ana analytical techniques. Knowledgenow grows so rapidly that many Universitygraduates leading busy professional lives arenot able to keep pace with relevant develop-ments and their significance unless specialarrangements are made for refresher courses.Our Post-graduate Committees and Founda-tions in, e.g., Medicine, Law, Engineering andVeterinary Science have continued to makedistinguished contributions in this field. Someof the people involved in these courses are en-rolled as post-graduate students, but many arenot. The effective number of students in theUniversity is therefore greater than the officialstatistics indicate.For normal students we have continued togive attention to the problems of teaching andlearning in contemporary conditions.In small universities many of the problemsof communication between staff and studentsare solved satisfactorily by a variety of infor-mal procedures. As universities become largerinformal procedures become less adequate. Theneed for large universities in particular to re-appraise their procedures has been made moreobvious in recent years by open expression ofstudent discontent with teaching arrangements.The fact that much of this discontent appearedto be based on ill-conceived criticisms of itselfpointed the need for more effective communi-cation.During the year student-staff liaison or ad-visory committees for Faculties, and for largedepartments within Faculties, came into opera-tion and did valuable work. For the most partdiscussions were concerned with details ofcourses and teaching arrangements.Inevitably in such a year some of the liaisoncommittees discussed "the power structure" ofthe University. There were in fact many suchdiscussions: in the Faculties, in the ProfessorialBoard, in the Staff Association, in the Students'Representative Council. Arising from these dis-cussions three of the Faculties made proposalsfor a limited student membership on their Fac-ulties as part of a wider restructuring of Uni-versity Government. The discussion of thewider issues involved which started activity in1968 was continued in the Professorial Boardand in the Senate. In December the Senaterecommended to the Governor in Councilamendments to By-laws to make possible stu-dent membership of the Faculties of Law,Medicine, Science, Engineering and Agricul-ture.The Constitution of SenateFollowing detailed discussions in the previousyear, Senate submitted proposals to the Minis-ter for Education for a change in the consti-tution of Senate. It was proposed that theAct be changed to remove the restriction that,the Senate must elect a Chancellor "out oftheir own body", and to provide for the elec-tion of two additional Fellows by the Academicstaff and two additional Fellows by thestudents.In May, 1970, the New South Wales Uni-versities Board informed the University thatthe proposals put forward by the Senate hadbeen incorporated in the first draft of legisla-tion with two exceptions, viz., (1) the draftbill introduced a restriction which would makea full-time member of the staff of the Univer-sity ineligible to be elected as a Fellow byeither the graduates or the students and (2)the draft bill introduced a restriction whichwould confine eligibility for election as Fel-lows to be elected by the students to studentsonly and not, as the University had proposed,to students or graduates. The Senate resolvedto reaffirm the proposed amendments to theAct which were originally forwarded to theMinister. Subsequent discussions with the Boarddid not resolve the difference.In October the Chancellor and Vice-Chan-cellor had discussions with the Minister forEducation concerning the two variations fromthe Senate's proposed amendments to the Actproposed by the New South Wales Universi-ties Board. The Minister gave his view thatopinion on both sides of the House was infavour of specifying the categories of member-ship of the governing body of the University.In view of the Minister's view, and his explana-tion of the state of opinion in Parliament, itdid not seem likely that the University's pro-posals would be accepted without change. TheSenate resolved to take no further action untilsome time in 1971.Death of Sir Charles McDonaldThe Chancellor, Sir Charles McDonald, died on23rd April, 1970, at the age of 78.Charles George McDonald was born onMarch 25, 1892, in Newcastle, N.S.W. Heentered the Faculty of Medicine in 1911 andgraduated Bachelor of Medicine in 1916 andMaster of Surgery in 1928. He was Lecturer inClinical Medicine from 1938 to 1952, with aperiod of interruption by military service over-seas. He became a Fellow of the Senate of theUniversity in 1942, was elected Deputy Chan-cellor in 1953 and 1954 and Chancellor in1964.He had wide interests backed by a wideknowledge. As an undergraduate, he editedHermes, the students' literary magazine. Hewas active in union debates and was a memberof the University team which debated an Ox-ford team in 1926. He could, when occasionrequired it, produce extempore the appropriateLatin quotation or give the apposee literaryallusion. His memory for detail was prodigious.He had an equally distinguished career out-side the university in his beloved medical pro-fession. He acted as honorary physician or asa member of the board of several hospitals:Royal Prince Alfred, Royal North Shore andLewisham. He was for a time a Member ofthe Medical Board of New South Wales. Heplayed an active and leading role in the RoyalAustralasian College of Physicians, being Sec-retary from 1944 to 1948, Vice-President from1948 to 1950, Censor-in-Chief from 1950 to1954, and President from 1954 to 1956. Hewas also a Fellow of the Royal College ofPhysicians of London.He served as a Captain with the First AIF,and from 194O to 1943 as Lieutenant-Colonelin the Second AIF Medical Corps. On the lat-ter occasion he served in Palestine, Greeceand Crete.He served the community in many otherways by serving on committees and boards.Notable here was his Chairmanship of theAustralian Rheumatism Council from 1953 on-wards.Sir Charles was created a Knight Com-mander of the Order of St Gregory in 1960,made a Commander of the Order of the Brit-ish Empire in 1956, a Knight Bachelor in 1962and a Knight Bachelor of the Order of theBritish Empire in 1970.Election of Chancellor, Deputy Chancellor andFellows of the SenateMr H. D. Black was elected Chancellor on 4thMay, 1970, following the death of Sir CharlesMcDonald. Mr H. D. Black had been re-electedDeputy Chancellor on 2nd March, 1970, to holdoffice until March, 1971. On his election asChancellor, Mr Justice Le Gay Brereton waselected Deputy Chancellor on 1st June, 1970, tohold office until March, 1971. In July, theSenate was advised that the Honourable F. M.Hewitt had been re-elected as a Fellow of theSenate by the Legislative Council. In August,the Hon. Mr Justice R. M. Hope, LL.B. waselected a Fellow of the Senate by the graduatesto fill the vacancy caused by the death of SirCharles McDonald.The information on attendance at meetingsof Senate, on the membership of Senate Com-mutees, and on the Reports made to Senateduring the year is given in Appendix 5.Disturbances in the UniversityFollowing disturbances in the University dur-ing the week commencing 23rd March involv-ing forced entry to and occupation of parts ofthe Administration Building, the Vice-Chancel-lor on 25th March suspended eight students"until such time as appropriate disciplinaryaction is taken". On 10th April the Vice-Chan-cellor lifted these suspensions but at the sametime made formal allegations of acts of mis-conduct in respect of each of the eight persons.He also made formal allegations of acts ofmisconduct in respect of three other persons.The eleven students concerned were giventhe choice of appearing before the new Proc-torial Board instead of before the Vice-Chan-cellor. Three chose to have the allegations con-sidered by the Proctorial Board.The Vice-Chancellor considered the allega-tions in respect of the eight students and foundthat each of the students had committed actsof misconduct. He reprimanded one studentand severely reprimanded two others. In thecase of three students he imposed a penalty ofexpulsion until 1st March, 1971, but suspendedthe penalty on one student on condition thatit would come into effect automatically irres-pective of any other penalties in the event ofany proven misconduct before that date. Thepenalty which the Vice-Chancellor imposedupon the two other students was expulsion anda refusal to consider any application for re-enrolment before 1st March, 1971.A Proctorial Board, consisting of three mem-bers of the academic staff and two studentsand under the chairmanship of one of thetwo students, considered the allegations in re-spect of three students and found that eachhad committed acts of misconduct. The Boardreprimanded one student and imposed sus-pended penalties on the other studentsin onecase a fine of $100 to be brought into effectautomatically irrespective of any other penaltyin the event of any proven misconduct before31st December, 1971, and in the other casea penalty of suspension for twelve months tobe brought into effect automatically irrespec-tive of any other penalty in the event of anyproven misconduct in the future.Three persons subsequently appealed to theSenate against the Vice-Chancellor's disciplinarydecisions in respect of themselves. In each casethe Senate considered the appeal, dismissed itand confirmed the penalty imposed by the Vice-Chancellor. In the case of the two expulsionsthe Senate decided that any application forre-enrolment would be considered by theSenate in the light of circumstances between11th July, 1970, and 1st March, 1971.BuildingsDuring the year the following projects wereapproved: Outline drawings for the Mechanicaland Aeronautical Engineering Building; Plansfor the new East Wing of International House;Plans for the Biochemistry and MicrobiologyBuilding; An alternative site and plans forStage 1 of Veterinary Physiology, Animal Nu-trition and Animal Genetics Building; Plansprepared by O'Mahony, Neville and Morganfor a series of buildings for the Faculty ofArts proposed for erection on a site near themain entrance to the University; Demolition ofportion of the old Chemical Engineering Build-ing; The transfer of certain lands to the De-partment of Main Roads; The closure of someroads in the University Extension area; Regula-tion for traffic control within the Universitygrounds; The classification of Science Road asa "clear way"; The siting of "Australia No. 15,1969", a sculpture in welded steel, adjacent tothe Fisher Library, on loan from WattersGallery; The entering into negotiations withthe Minister for Education and Science aboutthe siting of the new Darlington Public School;Construction of new pipe-organ casework forthe Great Hall.Tenders were accepted for the following majorprojects:The construction of a new Electricity Sub-station at the corner of Darlington Road andCodrington Street; The work involved in activ-ating Level VI and the second lift in FisherLibrary Bookstack; The provision of externalbronze cladding to the Fisher Library Book-stack; The construction of new Glass Houses atthe corner of Alma Street and Darlington Road;Temporary premises for the Wentworth Build-ing established on a site bounded by City Road,Codrington Street and Alma Street; The con-struction of Stage I of the new WentworthBuilding for the men's and women's Unions.In September, the building for the SydneyUniversity Child Care Centre and ShepherdCentre for the education of deaf children washanded over by the builders and children wereadmitted shortly after.In October, the Senate approved of an increasein the annual Sports Union Fee by $6 to $18,and an increase in the University guarantee toallow the Sports Union to borrow a further$80,000, making a total of $260,000, repayableover twelve years, to complete the roofing andheating of the swimming pool at the DarlingtonRecreation Centre.LibrariesThe University Libraries are of great import-ance to members of the University and to manyother scholars. It is a great national asset. Itwas therefore a disturbing feature of the year'soperations that the number of items added tothe collections were again less than the previousyear. The increase in funds made available forthe purchase of books and periodicals did notmatch the very considerable rise in prices.As the accompanying table shows, the col-lections are growing at a decreasing rate, thelargest single factor in the decline being thefalling off in purchased monographs.REPORT OF THIUNTVERSITY SYDNEYGROWTH OF THE COLLECTIONS 1967-70 (Bound Volumes only)YearCategory1967196819691970BooksPurchase68,57965,47949,48145,365Gift ..........4,2774,3423,3436,317Copyright756647639878Exchange ..3533335281,092SerialsPurchase10,00012,35714,14411,333Gift ..........3,2675,2865,0155,964Copyright ........353731489985Exchange9409111,2971,938Total (a)........88,52590,08674,56773,842(a) Net growth (allows for writing-off volumes withdrawn from stock).11Report OF the A further problem is the increasing propor-university of tion of the available funds which must be usedSydney to maintain periodical subscriptions. Becausethe addition of new titles to the Library's sub-scription list has always been undertaken withconsiderable care, and the existence of serialruns in one Library today is increasingly likelyto have regional or national significance it isextremely difficult to effect economies in thisarea.The recorded holdings of the Library at 31stDecember, 1970, totalled 1,336,930 boundvolumes, together with 161,178 volume equiva-lents in microform.Use of the collections increased again in1970. Loans from Fisher reached 494,845 andfrom the Library as a whole, 652,510. Inaddition, 55,631 items were issued from thestack and 134,849 from the Closed ReserveCollection, for reading in the Library. A'record total of 15,557 items was loaned toother libraries.There was a notable increase in the use madeof the Branch Libraries. This reflects the betteraccommodation and staffing arrangements inthe Branch Libraries. In 1970 the EngineeringLibrary and the Geography Library were re-housed. In Fisher capital grants were used toactivate a further floor (Floor 6) of the Re-search Library, to install a second lift and tolei a contract for the application to the Re-search Library of the bronze cladding whichhad been included in the original design buthad been temporarily omitted due to lack offunds.The accompanying table indicates the in-creased provision made for readers in the Uni-versity of Sydney Library in recent years.PROVISION OF READER PLACES 1962-70Year19621964 (b)196619681970Reader Population (a) . .14,90716,51117,94417,54'917,533Reader Places Fisher Undergraduate Library Research Library Special areas1,735 58 1171,735 58 1172,230 202 1172,249 376 117Total........ Branch Libraries939 6961,910 7551,910 1,1332,549 1,3692,742 1,556Total........1,6352,6653,0433,9184,298(a) Includes all full-time academic and research staff, undergraduates (full-time andpart-time) and postgraduate students.(b) New Fisher was occupied in 1963.12In 1970 it was possible once again to in-crease the guidance given to readers in theiruse of the Library. More than 2,000 first yearstudents were conducted over Fisher, theLibrary's television feature The True Universitywas shown throughout orientation week, andmembers of the Library staS visited a varietyof first year classes in order to speak tostudents. In addition, 138 separate seminarson advanced library use, involving 1,253students, were conducted in Fisher and a fur-ther 42, attended by 575 students, were under-taken in the Branch Libraries.Seven new positions were added to the staffduring the year, but the net effect of this in-crease was considerably reduced by the lossof three of the Library's Departmental Headsto senior positions in other libraries and by aheavy turnover rate, particularly in the non-professional grades.Further progress was made with the auto-mation of library activities. Two furthereditions were published of the computer-pro-duced book form catalogue of the Under-graduate Library, more computer applicationswere developed in the area of reader userecords, and a remote control terminal wasinstalled in Fisher for the on-line input ofcurrent cataloguing data.Appointments BoardThe Board continued its valuable work of ad-vising students about careers, helping graduatesfind employment and assisting undergraduatesto obtain casual work. In addition it main-tained its statistics relating to the industrial andoccupational disposition of first degree gradu-ates from all faculties, and conductedan inquiry amongst major employers intothe supply /demand situation for first degreegraduates. It prepared revised estimates ofthe likely future supply of first degreegraduates in Arts, Science and Economics/Commerce from all N.S.W. and A.C.T. univer-sities for the period 1970-1978. It prepared re-ports on "The Demand for Biological Scien-tists", "The Demand for Ph.D.s (Chemistry)"and "The Demand for Biochemists" and madean Australia-wide survey into the employmentlpf and demand for graduates in psychology-based occupations.The Board's staff made a survey of first yearstudents in all faculties designed to find outwhy they had chosen that particular faculty,whether they had been able to enter the facultyof their choice, and what sort of careers advicethey had received. It continued publication, inco-operation with the S.R.C., of "CareersHoni" (University) and "Careers Honi Soit"(Schools). Careers Week was held as usual inthe first week of the August vacation. Onehundred and twenty-two employers conductedinterviews with 400 students, and 70 CareersTalks were given at half-hour intervals.The Board expanded its services to Mac-quarie University.Adult EducationThe Department conducted 668 tutorial classesand discussion group courses in the city andcountry districts with an estimated total enrol-ment of 9,380 students. Of these 714 wereengaged in intensive courses. Financial strin-gency had a severely constricting effect on thedevelopment of the Department's programme.In particular, sufficient funds have not beenavailable in recent years to keep pace with thecontinued unsought natural expansion of thediscussion group scheme and again in 1970, asin 1969, some groups had to be refused courses.This aroused considerable dissatisfaction amongthe group members, but no relief was possible.The Department's television programme,"Television Tutorial", was again telecast byA.T.N, for two hours weekly for 44 weeks.Some programmes for the series were producedby the University Television Unit. More thana million copies of Current Affairs Bulletinwere distributed, twenty-six issues on a widevariety of topics being published throughoutthe year in fortnightly issues. Steeply risingcosts and a steady fall in circulation in recentyears resulted in a loss being incurred on thepublication during the year. A request to theDepartment of Education and Science for anincrease in the annual grant for the journalfrom $9,500 to $15,000 was successful, butfurther measures to rectify the position will benecessary in 1971.The Department's work with Aborigines con-tinued during the year at the expanded levelachieved in 1969 and there were indicationsthat some success at least is being achieved inthis difficult field. The five-year Bernard VanLeer Action-Research Project in AboriginalFamily Education Centres completed its secondyear and the Department also conducted a "lobOpportunities through Better Skills" project,at the request of a Federal and State Govern-ment inter-departmental committee as an ex-ploratory venture on the possibilities of assist-ing Aborigines to obtain better employment.During the year provision for specialistgroups in the community was again arrangedthrough the university extension programme.The activities provided consisted of symposiaand seminars, usually of one day's duration,and courses, three of these being residential.The groups catered for were senior businessexecutives, engineers and agricultural scientists.During the year ihe Department arranged forthe university's phased withdrawal from theReal Estate courses which have been conductedin conjunction with the Real Estate Institute OfN.S.W. for more than thirty years: it is con-sidered that these courses are now well estab-lished and can be conducted by the Instituteon its own, and that the university resourcesinvolved should now be employed in otherareas. A total of 87 single lectures were alsoprovided during the year, seven of these beingendowed public lectures. The total number ofpersons participating in the extension pro-gramme through attendance at schools, semi-nars or lectures was 10,753.REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OF.SYDNEY13REPORT OF THE APPENDIX 1: STUDENTSuniversity OF Overall Trends in Enrolments, 1969 toSYDNEY 1970There was an increase in the total number ofenrolled students from 15,753 in 1969 to16,571 in 1970. In terms of E.F.T.S. (Equiva-lent Full Time Students), there was an in-crease from 15,671 in 1969 to 16,288 in 1970;an increase of four per centum.Higher Degree enrolments increased from2,232 in 1969 to 2,397 in 1970 and of thesethe full-time enrolments for Masters Degreesand the Ph.D. increased from 623 to 671 in1970.In the case of Bachelors Degrees, the full-time enrolments increased from 10,939 in 1969to 11,833 in 1970. The part-time enrolments,however, decreased from 1,417 in 1969 to1,306 in 1970.This overall upward trend in enrolments wasforeseen in the plans submitted by the Uni-versity to the Australian Universities Com-mission and the State and CommonwealthGovernments.Operation of the Quota System1970In 1970 the system of selecting students forentry to all First Year Courses by means ofquotas was implemented for the eighth time.The Metropolitan Universities AdmissionsCentre continued to operate in 1970 as a jointoffice for applications for admission to FirstYear Courses in the three metropolitan uni-versities (Macquarie University, the Universityof New South Wales, the University ofSydney).A total of 4,267 students enrolled in FirstYear in the University of Sydney in 1970, thisfigure being made up of students repeatingFirst Year Courses and new students.First Year Quotas approved for 1971The Senate approved the quotas for First Yearstudents in 1971 as follows:Arts ............................ 1,100Arts/Law ........................ 200Law ............................ 145Medicine ........................ 225Science (including 150 for B.Pharm.) 750Engineering ...................... 400Dentistry ........................ 120Veterinary Science ................. 80Agriculture ....................... 150Economics ...................... 350Architecture ..................... 75Bachelor of Education .............. )Bachelor of Music ................. > 190Bachelor of Social Studies .......... )Physiotherapy .................... 80Speech Therapy ................... 25Total ................... 3,89014Those figures include students repeating FirstYear as well as those attending for the firsttime.They also include the following number ofplaces for students from overseas:Arts and Law (including Arts/Law) 20, Medi-cine 6, Science 12, Pharmacy 4, Engineering10, Dentistry 4, Veterinary Science 4, Agricul-ture 4, Economics 10, Architecture 5, Bachelorof Education 1, Bachelor of Music 1, Bachelorof Social Studies 4; Total 90.Post-Graduate Scholarships :The following awards were made in 1970:(1) Travelling Scholarships awarded by theUniversity of Sydney:The University of Sydney Post-Graduate Re-search Travelling Scholarships.EmmelineM. J. Boothroyd, B.A.; J. Kaunitz, M.S.(Stanford), B.Sc., B.E.The J. B. Watt Travelling Scholarship.Wendy Goulston, B.A.The Wentworth Travelling Fellowship.Penelope D. Baker, B.A. (Melbourne), M.A.The Hannah Fullerton Scholarship.Mar-garet Dorrell, B.A.The Barker Graduate Scholarship.D. I.CaiTtwright, B.Sc.The Cooper Graduate Scholarship.Gene-vieve R. Oowam, B.A.The Sydney Moss Scholarship.Carolyn R.Lee, B.A.The Baillieu Research Scholarship.R. G.Forster, B.A., LL.B.The Charles Kolling Travelling Scholar-ship.M. G. Oser, B.Sc., B.E.The Eleanor Sophia Wood Travelling Fel-lowships.B. W. James, B.Sc.; G. J. Kelly,B.Sc.Agr.The Leverhulme Trust Visiting Fellow-ships.J. G. Toon, A.R.I.B.A., A.R.A.I.A.,A.M.T.P.I., M.R.A.P.I.; Dr A. Beteille, M.Sc.(Calcutta), Ph.D. (Delhi).The Thomas and Ethel Mary EwingScholarships in Education.A. J. Bell, B.A.;J. S. Emery, M.A., Dip.Ed., Dip.T.C.P.(2) Travelling Scholarships awarded by Ex-ternal Bodies (a) on the recommendation ofthe University of Sydney and (b) indepen-dently :(a) The Italian Exchange Scheme Scholar-ship.Nerida Newbigin, B.A.Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellow-ship Plan.United Kingdom Awards: R. W.Craig, B.Sc.; G. R. Eastom, B.Sc., B.E.;Catherine Harrison, B.A.; L. E. Morris, B.Sc;D. P. Nort-is, B.Sc.Agr. (declined); M. J.Rodgers, B.A. (resigned). Canadian Awards:T. S. Leahy, B.A.; D. P. Norris, B.Sc.Agr. (re-signed); D. Rosenfeld, B.Sc., B.E. (declined).New Zealand Awards: R. N. Allen, B.Sc.Agr.The Gowrie Post-Graduate ResearchTravelling Scholarship.W. P. Laing, B.Sc.Senior Hulme (Overseas) Scholarshipat Brasenose College, Oxford.M. J. Rodgers,B.A.(b) The Rhodes Scholarship.R. J. Lee.(3) Scholarships tenable at the University ofSydney:The Union Carbide Australian Limited Re-search Scholarship.M. Medynski, B.E.The F. H. Loxton Post-Graduate Student-ships in Veterinary Science.K. J. BehB.V.Sc.; I. L. Pike, B.Sc.The F. H. Loxton Post-Graduate Student-ship in Agriculture.J. M. de Bruyn, B.Agr.Sc.(Melbourne).I TAe Thomas Lawrance Pawlett Scholar-ship.?. G. Jones, B.Sc. (Leeds).|' The A. E. and F. A. Q. Stephens Post-Graduate Research Fellowship.P. M. Alexan-der, B.E. (Aiutamalai), M.Bdg.Sc.'(4) Award of Public Exhibitions:In February, the Senate awarded Public Ex-hibitions to the following students of tutorialclasses:Rosemary Creswell, Margaret J. Dunlop, K. report of theGraham, Jeannine M. Kemple. ------- university ofSYDNEYFellowshipsThe Gordon Craig Fellowship in UrologyIn December, the Senate appointed Mr J. M.Drummond as a Gordon Craig Fellow inUrology for a period of three years.The Planning Research Centre FellowshipIn April,. the ,Senate ?appointed Mr RobertDempsey, .B.A. (Hons.) as a Planning ResearchCentre Fellow.Enrolment of StudentsThe following tables show the numberA. Summary of Total Enrolmentof students enrolled, during 1970:FuIl-time Part-timeTotalTotalMFMFMF(i) Post Graduate: Higher Degrees P.G. Bachelor Degrees...... P.G. Diplomas........520 4 174152 2121,311 2 300414 '441,831 6 474566 2562,397 6 730TotalPost Graduate6983641,6134582,3118223,133(ii) Undergraduate: Bachelor Degrees Sub-graduate Diplomas7,7834,046 6799505 38,5824,551 913,133 9TotalUndergraduate7,7834,0527995088,5824,56013,142(iii) Miscellaneous42144165101207245452Gross Total........8,5234,5602,5771,06711,1005,62716,727Adjustment for students enrolled in more than one course663746711244156Net Total ......8,4574,5232,5311,06010,9885,58316,571B. Analysis of Total Enrolment, 1970Full-timePart-timeTotalTotalMFMFMF(i) Post-graduate:(a) Higher Degrees:Doctor of PhilosophyFaculty of Arts552831-88636122Faculty of Law1233Faculty of Medicine15115116Faculty of Science126 26 49917535210Faculty of Engineering4211456157Faculty of Dentistry3255Faculty of Veterinary Science153823326Faculty of Agriculture311536137Faculty of Economics33710313Faculty of Architecture82412214TotalDoctor of Philosophy299651221742182503Other DoctoratesFaculty of Medicine1117318422Faculty of Science111Faculty of Dentistry777Faculty of Veterinary Science111Board of Studies in Music111TotalOther Doctorates112732843215REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEYB. Analysis of Total Enrolment, 1970continuedFull-timePart-timeTotalTotalMFMFMFMastersFaculty of Arts7467360246434313747Board of StudiesM.Ed.....82168222482306Board of StudiesM.Mus....."l32336Faculty of Law"217071727179Faculty of Medicine2"l4617Faculty of ScienceM.Sc...........5112923914351194M.Pharm.112134Faculty of EngineeringM.E............999M.Eng.Sc.........'32"l4577"l78Faculty of DentistryM.D.S...........505050M.D.Sc. ........"31"l4"l5Faculty of Veterinary Science214216218Faculty of Agriculture12"l67579685Faculty of Economics5145450555Faculty of ArchitectureM.Arch.418322325M.Bdg.Sc.........757164165M.T.C.P.........18"l927128M.Sc.Arch.........111TotalMasters220861,1623941,3824801,862TotalAll Higher Degrees5201521,311 .4141,8315662,397(b) Bachelor Degree:S"Bachelor of Divinity ......4266(c) Post-graduate Diplomas:Faculty of ArtsAnthropology11112Psychology"l17"78816135190135190325Teaching English as a ForeignLanguage20920929Faculty of Law281"883891Faculty of Medicine94219421115Faculty of ScienceNumerical Analysis and AutomaticComputing621824226Nutrition and Dietetics27279Faculty of Dentistry11112Faculty of Agriculture61617Faculty of ArchitectureTown and Country Planning. .987987105Building Science11112Faculty of Veterinary Science .."l11TotalP.G. Diplomas17421230044474256730TotalPost-graduate Enrolment6983641,6134582,3118223,133B. Analysis of Total Enrolment, 1970continuedFull-timePart-timeTotalTotal'MFMFMF(ii) Undergraduate:(a) Bachelor Degrees:Faculty of Arts........1,1092,0254874201,5962,4454,041Arts/Law43775444175516Board of StudiesB.Ed.24727"73179110Board of StudiesB.Mus.....1215. .121527Board of StudiesB.Soc.Stud..... Faculty of LawLL.B.......47 918199 109919___56 ~9I8~^218-109_274 1,027"Faculty of MedicineM.B.B.S.........1,1023321,1023321,434B.Sc.(Med.)........13113114Faculty of ScienceCr- - . ,'""' ~ ~ ; "B.Sc...........97953280251,0595571,616B.Sc.(Gen.Sc) .. ..2053522552782B.Pharm.........- 208260208260468Faculty of EngineeringB.E...........1,037141,037141,051B.Sc.Chem.Eng.......111Faculty of Dentistry35754357'54411Faculty of Veterinary ScienceB.Vet.Sc.........3007230072372B.Sc.(Vet.) ........444Faculty of Agriculture338?7338'?7405Faculty of Economics696167177'I28731791,052Faculty of Architecture1814718147228Total..........7,7834,0467995058,5824,55113,133(b) Sub-graduate Diploma:Social Work6399TotalUndergraduate Enrolment7,7834,0527995088,5824,56013,142(iii) Miscellaneous:(post-graduate, irregular, irregular andnon-matriculated students and research)Faculty of Arts ..2730698796117213Faculty of Law1122Faculty of Medicine76'I476'I490Faculty of Science"681414Faculty of Engineering .Faculty of Dentistry"l"lFaculty of Agriculture .11Faculty of Economics1io1111Faculty of Architecture .11Physiotherapy"58258287Speech Therapy ..323232Social WorkTotalMiscellaneous Enrolment42144165K)1207245452REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEY17.report OF THE B. Analysis of Total Enrolment, 1970continuedUNIVERSITY OF ... . ........SYDNEY (IV) Total enrolment in the several Faculties and Departments:BachelorsDiplomasDoctor ofOtherTotalPhilosophyDoctoratesP.O.U.G.P.G.S.G.Arts ..... Divinity122747?4,5573722136,011 6Education..306110416Music62734Law31791,0279121,302Medicine162271,448IIS901,698Science Engineering21011982,16635142,62457871,0521,196Dentistry57554112481Veterinary Science26118376422Agriculture37854057535Economics Architecture Social Work13 1455 1191,052 228107111,131 469 283Physiotherapy87 3287Speech Therapy ..32Total......503321,862613,133730945216,727Less Duplications ..156Net Total16,571Number of students in attendance 1960-70:MenWomenTotalLessTotalEnrolmentsDuplicationsStudents19608,6093,34111,9808111,86919618,9733,62412,6026812,53419629,9434,16614,1097914,030196310,2814,43514,7199814.618196410,6884,91715,60510215,503196511,0935,21316,3056916,237196611,2085,46116,66914716,522196711,4425,16016,60222616,376196810,9135,34016,25334515,908196910,9485,40816,35627116,085197011,1005,62716,72715616,571MatriculationThe number of students admitted to matri-culation in March, 1970, with a view to pro-ceeding to a degree in one or other of theseveral Faculties was 3,434.Assisted students represented 61.67 per centof the total enrolment.The sources of assistance for higher degreestudents were as follows:18Overseas StudentsDuring 1970, 645 students from overseasattended the University. The total number ofAsian students enrolled was 397, of whom 72attended under the Colombo Plan. Thirteenstudents from African countries were enrolled.Students Receiving Fees AssistanceThe total number of students receiving feesassistance in 1970 was 10,220 of whom 6,273were male students and 3.947 were femalestudents.Commonwealth Government State Government UniversityResearch Scholarships Other ......M 285 4 510 5F 70 153Total 355 4 663 5Gross total Adjustment for students receiving assistance from more than one source804 241223 681,027 309Net Total563155718'; The sources of assistance for allstudents were as follows:Commonwealth Government-Commonwealth Scholarships..Colombo Plan Scholarships ..Cadet........Other........State GovernmentTeacher training awardCadet......UniversityFull and Part-fee concession ..Scholarship, bursaryLocal Government CadetOverseas awardOther assistanceGross TotalAdjustment for students receivingassistance from more thanone sourceNet TotalTotal Assisted Students*M3,88659471739793521,504811,981133871,503541,74330otherTotal5,86772502602,4824063,247Ul5 37"195 567,1235,43312,5561,4101,6413,0515,7133,7929,5056,2733,94710,220 Adjusted by 3 males who received fees assistancefor both a higher degree and another course.APPENDIX 2: DEGREES ANDDIPLOMAS CONFERRED(i) The following degrees werehonoris causa:conferredDoctor of Letters (D.Litt.)John Cawte Beaglehole, OM., C.M.G., M.A.(N.Z.), Ph.D. (London), Hon.D.Litt. (Oxon).Professor of British Commonwealth Historyin the Victoria University of Welling-ton, New Zealand, from 1963 to 1968, andWood Memorial Lecturer for 1970; on 15thApril.Adolphus Peter Elkin, C.M.G., Ph.D. (Lon-don), M.A. Professor of Anthropologyin the University of Sydney from 1934to 1965, Fellow of the Senate from 1959 to1969, President and Trustee of the AustralianMuseum, Fellow and Trustee of the AustralianSocial Science Research Council, Fellow ofA.N.Z.A.A.S. and editor of Oceania; on 2ndMay.Lloyd Frederic Rees. Artist, Part-timeInstructor in Freehand Drawing andPart-time Lecturer in Sculpture and Paintingin the Faculty of Architecture in the Universityof Sydney from 1946 to 1969; on 2nd May.Leslie Wilkinson, O.B.E., F.R.I.B.A.,L.F.R.A.I.A. Professor of Architecture in theUniversity of Sydney from 1918 to 1947 andEmeritus Professor since 1947; on 2nd May.Doctor of Science (D.Sc.)Max Rudolf Lemberg, D.Phil. (Breslau),F.A.A., F.R.S. Honorary Associate in theSchool of Biological Sciences in the Universityof Sydney. Head of Biochemical Laboratoriesin the Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, andAssistant Director of the Institute of MedicalResearch in the Royal North Shore Hospital,Sydney; on 6th lune.The degrees conferred during the year were:D.Litt.4; Ph.D.Arts5; M.A.60; B.A.701; B.D.2; M.Ed.47; B.Ed.9; B.Mus.1; B.Soc.Stud.29; LL.M19; LL.B.190;M.D.9; Ph.D.Med.4; M.S.1; M.B.217;B.S.218; B.Sc.(Med.)12; D.Sc2; Ph.D.Sci.-^2; M.Sc47; B.Sc.211; B.Sc.(Gen.Sc)- 53; B.Pharm.59; Ph.D.Eng.13;M.E.1; M.Eng.Sc17; B.E.199;B.Sc.Chem.Eng.6; Ph.D.Dent.2; M.D.S.4; M.D.Sc3; B.D.S.51; B.V.Sc2;Ph.D.Vet.Sc5; M.V.Sc1; B.V.Sc.^5;B.Sc. (Vet.)1; Ph.D.Agr.10; M.Sc.Agr.9; B.Sc.Agr.68; B.Agr.4; Ph.D.Econ.1;M.Ec12; B.Ec187; Ph.D.Arch.2;B.Arch.34; M.T.C.P.14; M.Bdg.Sc10;total: 2,643.The degrees conferred from the foundation ofthe University to the end of 1970 have been:D.Litt.22; Ph.D.Arts76; M..1,397; B.A.18,323; B.D.-^t3; M.Ed.364; B.Ed.53;M.Mus.3; B.Mus.14; B.Soc.Stud.48;LL.D.67; LL.M63; LL.B.3,925; M.D.196; Ph.D.Med.12; M.S.77; M.B.8,995;B.S.6,848; Ch.M.1,697; B.Sc.Med.239;B.Sc126; Ph.D.Sci.^00; M.Sc884; B.Sc.7,185; B.Sc. (Gen.Sc)599; B.Sc.Dom.2;B.Sc.For.168; M.Pharm.15; B.Pharm.936; D.Sc.Eng.7; Ph.D.Eng.84; M.E.53; M.Eng.Sc102; B.E.4,567; B.Sc.Chem.Eng.18; D.D.Sc31; Ph.D.Dent.7; M.D.S.150; M.D.SC21; B.D.S.2,196; L.D.S.30; D.V.Sc. 16; Ph.D.Vet.Sc.42; M.V.Sc15;B.V.Sc1,342; B.Sc.(Vet.)7; D.Sc.Agr.16;Ph.D.Agr.64; M.Sc.Agr.127; B.Sc.Agr.1,158; B.Agr.51; Ph.D.Econ.2; M.Ec134;B.Ec3,204; Ph.D.Arch.9; M.Arch.9; B.Arch.776; M.T.C.P.43; B.Bdg.Sc-^17;total: 67,105.(ii) The following degrees were conferredafter examination:Doctor of Philosophy (Arts)Connell, Robert William, 1970Crabbe, Brian David, 1970McDougall, Bonnie Suzanne, 1970Walker, Wendy Louise, 1970Webster, William Robert, 1970Master of ArtsAnderson, Mary Iennifer, 1970Attwood, Jan Michele, 1970Barr, David Campbell, 1970Brophy, Francis, 1970Brown, Brian Joseph, 1970Buddie, Pamela Elaine, 1970Burl, David John, 1970Cash, Brendan Michael, 1970Center, Yola, 1970Chandra, Sulihas, 1970Chindarsi, Nusit, 1970Cooper, Donald William, 1970Cooper, Robert Gordon, 1970Cotterell, Mary, 1970Cornwell, Kenneth John, 1970Coupe, Robert, 1970Craig, Barry William Charles, 1970Efraeman, David Ralph, 1970Eggleston, Susanne Beatrice, 1970Felsh, Trevor John, 1970Geraghty, Greta Ann, 1970Hau, Raymond Wai Po1Ig, 1970REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEY19Report of the Head, Lorraine Mary, 1970university of Hopper, Bruce Edward, 1970Sydney Horan, Joan Patricia, 1970Hutchins, Andrew James, 1970Jakali, George, 1970Jamison, Robert Dene, 1970Jobling, William Jeffree, 1970Jordan, John Richard, 1970Kavanagh, Paul Leslie, 1970Kovacs, Emoke Maria, 1970Leaver, Malcolm George, 1970Leung, Marion Po-Hay, 1970Lodge, Louis William McDonald, 1970Long, Martin Merrick, 1970McPherson, Merrilyn Jane, 1970Manners, Carol Scales, 1970Mo, Solomon, 1970Murray, William Arthur, 1970Ng, See Ngian, 1970Oon, Poh Kwang, 1970Parbury, Anthony Nigel, 1970Pratt, Anthony Ian, 1970Preston, Barbara Lorraine, 1970Pullinen, Pentti Juhani, 1970Resuhr, Linella Marjorie, 1970Rothwell, Roderick William John, 1970Schuitschenko, Wolodymyr, 1970Sciberras, Edmond, 1970Small, Ronald William, 1970Stanton, Philip John Clifford, 1970Stellar, Alexia Ann, 1970Stehbens, Vera Patricia, 1970Summers, William Leslie Gordon, 1970Thomas, David John, 1970Threadgold, Terry Roslyn, 1970Turnbull, George Alexander, 1970West, Roderick Ian, 1970Wiebe, Vicki Carol, 1970Woldring, Klaas Henry, 1970Bachelor of ArtsAbery, Marlene-Christabel, 1970Abrahams, Lesley Jane, 1970Alcorn, Jane Hamilton, 1970Allnutt, Susan Margaret, 1970Altorjai, Barbara Helen, 1970Anderson, Robert Warwick, 1970Anderson, Susan Mary, 1970Andrews, Annabelle, 1970Angelides, Peter Richard, 1970Anthony, Stuart Geoffery, 1970Ardino, John Anthony, 1970Armstrong, Helen Judith, 1970Atkinson, Alan Thomas, 1970Atkinson, Ann Louise, 1970Atkinson, Anthony William, 1970Atkinson, Geoffrey, 1970Ayling, Ronald George, 1970Babbage, Eleanor Barbara Fleming, 1970Baikie, Lesley Elizabeth, 1970Baillie, Caroline Patricia, 1970Bain, Patricia Anne, 1970Bainbrigge, Ann Isabel Grace, 1970Baird, Annette, 1970Baker, John Robert, 1970Baker, Patricia Anne, 1970Balik, Judit, 1970Balint, Mary Olga, 197020 Ball, Antony Noel, 1970Ballantyne, Trevor John, 1970Banki, Peter Christopher, 1970Barkell, James John, 1970Barker, Sally Brayshay, 1970Barry, Patricia Ann, 1970Baxter, Leigh Janet, 1970Beard, Geoffrey Milton, 1970Beckhouse, Ross Eric, 1970Bee, Barbara Ann, 1970Bell, Christopher Carlyle, 1970Bell, Gregory Stuart, 1970Bell, Maurice Johnstone, 1970Bell, Vilma May, 1970Bell, Wayne Anthony, 1970Bellamy, Suzanne Margaret, 1970Bettles, Lesley Judith, 1970Bierling, Jacques Hendrik, 1970Billing, Howard Anthony, 1970Binet, Eva, 1970Bird, Rosalyn Janice, 1970Blake, Margit Yvonne, 1970Blakeney, Michael Leslie, 1970Blanden, Paul Rodney, 1970Bluett, Bruce, 1970Boag, Charles Stewart, 1970Boileau, Ann Melita, 1970Bond, Burton David, 1970Boothroyd, Emmeline Marie Josette, 1970Boreham, Kevin James, 1970Bourrell, Lucian Charles, 1970Bowen, Catherine Agnes, 1970Bower, Lorraine Adele, 1970Bowmaker, Bruce, 1970Boxsell, John Kirkland, 1970Boylan, Michael John, 1970Bracey, Pamela Ann, 1970Bracken, Brendan Wayne, 1970Braham, Nicholas James, 1970Britten, Raymond Garry, 1970Britton, Peter Austin, 1970Britton, Roger John, 1970Broadribb, Kevin Roy,1970Brodie, Maryan Jennifer, 1970Brodsky, Vivien Jacqueline, 1970Brown, Kerry Ann, 1970Brown, Melinda Susan, 1970Bruce, Robert Laurence, 1970Bryant, Geraldine, 1970Bryant, Helen Julia, 1970Bryson, Jennifer Ruth, 1970Buggy, Myree Threase, 1970Bulley, Helen Denise, 1970Burgess, Ross, 1970Butchart, Isabel Margaret, 1970Butler, Peter Phillip, 1970Butlin, Judith Frances, 1970Bygott, Hugh Roger, 1970Byrne, Mary Eileen, 1970Cafferky, Lesley Lorraine, 1970Callaghan, Peter John, 1970Campbell, Carolyn, 1970Campbell, Joseph Charles, 1970Campbell, Ruth Alison, 1970Cardew, Richard Victor Clare, 1970Carlson, Mercia Diane, 1970Carter, Leslie Graham, 1970Cartwright, Robert Neale, 1970Cayzer, Jeffrey, 1970Chalmers, Eric James, 1970Chan, Iris, 1970Chan, Veronica, 1970Chapman, Sharron, 1970Chapman, Terrence Gordon, 1970Chardon, Gregory Noel, 1970Chauvel, Richard Harry, 1970Chen, Helen Yik Sing, 1970Chia, Susan Sieou Ken, 1970Chiu, Kuen Chai Allan, 1970Church, Desmond Robert, 1970Clark, Bruce John, 1970Clarke, Stephen Loveil, 1970Claxton, Lee Anthony, 1970Clegg, Judith, 1970Cocks, Jimmy, 1970Colefax, Hilary Alison, 1970Coleman, Barbara Anne, 1970Collins, Bruce Wilkie, 1970Collins, Elizabeth Louise, 1970Collis, Carolyn Julie, 1970Connell, Helen Mary, 1970Connelly, Garry, 1970Conroy, Kaye Denise, 1970Conway, Christine Mary, 1970Cooke, Ian Stuart, 1970Cooper, Anna, 1970Cordes, Jacoba Catharina Wilhelmina, 1970Corkhill, Alan, 1970Costello, Michael John, 1970Coulter, Lorraine Florence, 1970Courtney, Colleen Mary, 1970Crawford, Peter Leonard, 1970Croaker, Julia Hamilton, 1970Crook, Geoffrey Arthur Albert, 1970Cullen, Rosemary Stewart, 1970Cummings, Ivan Michael, 1970Cummins, Frances Duchesne, 1970CurIewis, Brian Warren, 1970Curry, Graeme Noel, 1970Curtis, Ian, 1970Dakeyne, Marian Helen, 1970Darnley, Russell Lloyd, 1970Darvall, Catriona Anne, 1970Davies, Peter Lloyd, 1970Davis, Margaret PhUippa, 1970Davis, Roger George, 1970Dawson, Jocelyn Florence, 1970de Beuzeville, Peter Bingham Wilfred, 1970De Fant, Sandra Maria, 1970Dennis, Susan, 1970Diacopoulos, John Peter, 1970Dignan, Leonie Margaret, 1970Dillon, Michael Charles, 1970Doggett, Mary, 1970Donald, Peter Frederick, 1970Doring, Ann, 1970Douglas, John Stuart, 1970Dowling, Jennifer June, 1970Downes, Helen Eileen, 1970Doyle, Brendon David, 1970Drevikovsky, Tomas Marek, 1970Duncan, Garriock Ian, 1970Duncombe, Pamela Joan, 1970Dunn, Angela Mary, 1970Dunn, Jennifer Raye, 1970du Rhone, Philip Maurice, 1970Duruz, Jean Margaret, 1970Dwyer, Janice Anne, 1970Dwyer, Terence Michael, 1970Eckstein, Kathleen Eva, 1970Edwards, Sandra June, 1970Elliott, Elizabeth JuIe, 1970Elliott, Ross Francis, 1970Ellis, Anne Sarina, 1970Elmat, Theodora, 1970Elvins, Patricia Helen, 1970English, Janet Susan, 1970Erdmanis, Inese Silvija, 1970Errington, Alison Elspeth Margaret, 1970Evenson, Janet Winifred, 1970Falkinder, Thomas Eric, 1970Farago, Elizabeth Louise, 1970Fea, Jennifer Marie, 1970Ferguson, Genevieve Clare, 1970Ferrow, Geoffrey Bruce, 1970Field, Wendy Elizabeth, 1970Finlay, Patricia Ann, 1970Finucan, Peter John, 1970Fischle, Robin Gary, 1970Fitzgerald, Brian Leslie, 1970Flanagan, Patrick Dennis, 1970Flanagan, Sabina Florence, 1970Flehr, Kymberley Grant, 1970Fleming, Margaret Anne Catherine, 1970Follett, Vanessa June, 1970Ford, Marilyn Eleanor, 1970Foreman, Carol Anne, 1970Forrester, Judith Margaret, 1970Foster, Anthony, 1970Foster, Paul Penlington, 1970Fox, Monty Philippe Arthur, 1970Francis, Maree Norah, 1970Frankel, David, 1970Fraser, Gregory James, 1970Fraser, Peter James, 1970Freeman, John Arthur, 1970Freeman, Peter John, 1970French, Denis John, 1970Frumar, Geoffrey Craig, 1970Furnell, Peter Harold, 1970Furner, Myra Ann, 1970Gacs, Peter Christopher, 1970Gallen, Christine Florence, 1970Garas, Peter George, 1970Gardner, Elaine St Clair, 1970Gassmann, Georges Andre, 1970Geddey, Ian Bruce, 1970Genet, Ninette Wilhelmina, 1970Geremin, Rhonda Margaret, 1970Gilbey, David Ernest, 1970Giblin, Neroli Marian, 1970Gibson, Audrey Scott, 1970Giddings, Harold, 1970Gilling, Jeremy Glynn Fisher, 1970Givens, Wendy Ruth, 1970Goodhew, Peter Leslie, 1970Goodsir, Erica Robyn, 1970Gormley, Edward Sylvester, 1970Gottlieb, Miriam, 1970Gracie, Alan Lindsay, 1970Grady, James, 1970Grant, Roger Lindsay, 1970Green, Susan Virtue, 1970Greenlees, Janice Helen, 1970Griffiths, Joanne Jean, 1970Griggs, Ilona Winifred, 1970Groves, Margaret Rose, 1970Guy, Richard Kenneth, 1970Haigh, John Burton, 1970Hall, Lesley Jane, 1970Hall, Mary Christine, 1970REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEY21REPORT OF THE Ham, Ronald Keith, 1970UNIVERSITY OF Hanzley, Maya Alexa, 1970SYDNEY Harding-Irmer, Lola, 1970Harding-Irmer, Patrick, 1970Hare, Bruce Richard, 1970Harken, Edward John, 1970Harmer, Ronald Winston, 1970Harris, Dennise Margaret, 1970Harris, John Reginald Cavell, 1970Harris, Ronald Charles, 1970Harrison, Catherine, 1970Harte, David Christopher, 1970Hartley, Eunice Lesley, 1970Hartman, Susan, 1970Harvey, Margaret, 1970Haseler, Katharine Margaret, 1970Hasler, Geoff Julian, 1970Hasler, Owen Charles, 1970Hausfeld, Joan Frances, 1970Hay, Jean Cecile, 1970Haynes, Robert John, 1970Healy, Annabelle Jean, 1970Henderson, John, 1970Henry, Helen Ruth, 1970Henry, Keith Haldane, 1970Henry, Rachael Miriam, 1970Henry, Sylvia Rose, 1970Hicks, David Horwood, 1970Hicks, John Austen Calpine, 1970Hickson, Jill Lesley Norton, 1970Higham, Louise Elizabeth, 1970Hill, Alison Leslie, 1970Hill, Donna Katrina, 1970Hill, Katherine Anne, 1970Hill, Mary Jane Edith, 1970Hill, Richard James, 1970Hinder, David Andrew, 1970Hirst, Robert Norman, 1970Hitchcox, Pauline Jean, 1970Hlavaty, John Charles, 1970Ho, Patricia Cheuk-Fan, 1970Hodge, Roland Errol, 1970Hoffmann, Cedric Wayne, 1970Hogan, Timothy Paul, 1970Holloway, Gregory, 1970Holman, Jacqueline, 1970Holmes, Malcolm Fraser, 1970Holmes, Richard John, 1970Holmes, Robin Kathleen, 1970Hooten, Lesley Patricia, 1970Hope, Mary, 1970Hopkins, Barbara, 1970Horsfield, Dorothy Jane, 1970Horsnell, Graeme Stanley, 1970Hoschke, Robert Henry, 1970Howard, Anthony Michael, 1970Howard, Michael Joseph, 1970Howe, Joyce Esther, 1970Howe, Vivienne, 1970Howie, Pauline Margaret, 1970Howse, Geoffrey David, 1970Hubert, Marie Christine Joelle, 1970Hudson, Brian Francis, 1970Humphries, Helen Clare, 1970Hungerford, Christine Mildred, 1970Hunt, Lawrence Clive, 1970Hurley, Antoinette Naomi, 1970Iddles, Susan Dorothy, 1970Ihasz, Marianne, 1970Illidge, John Scott, 1970 "Irving, Ruth Lynette, 1970Jackson, Peter Frederick Owen, 1970Jacobs, David Philip, 1970Jago, Jeffrey John, 1970Jaku, Michael, 1970Jakubowicz, Andrew Henry, 1970James, Anthony Mervyn, 1970James, Margaret Ronali, 1970James, Stuart Bruce, 1970James, Susan Elizabeth, 1970Jeffs, Rohan Kenneth Stretton, 1970Jennings, Karen Leigh, 1970Jessup, Naree Jean, 1970Johns, Daphne Gloria, 1970Johnson, Dianne Noela, 1970Johnson, Patricia Kerry, 1970Johnston, Malcolm James, 1970Jolly, Margaret Anne, 1970Jones, Edith Miriam, 1970Jones, Francis William, 1970Jones, Gareth Martin, 1970Jones, Neil Joseph, 1970Joseph, Lesley Suzanne, 1970Joyner, Graham Charles, 1970Kable, James Stewart, 1970Kanaan, Monica, 1970Keating, Anne Christine, 1970Keed, Barbara Russell, 1970Kefford, Roderic Edward, 1970Kelly, Dylan Anthony, 1970Kelly, James Brendon Darcy, 1970Kelly, Mavis Elizabeth, 1970Kenna, Ann Elizabeth, 1970Kennedy, David Ian, 1970Kevans, Peter Denis, 1970Kirkwood, Kathleen Ruth, 1970Kirton, Patrick James, 1970Kloczko, Rosa, 1970Knapp, David Liston, 1970Knorr, Brigitte Sabina, 1970Knox, David Robert, 1970Koettig, Margrit Ellen, 1970Koffel, David John, 1970Korevaar, Johanna Annigje, 1970Kreutzer, Philipp, 1970Krygier, Martin Evald John, 1970Lahood, Frederick John, 1970Laide, Martin John, 1970Lam, Kai Pui, 1970Larbalestier, Francis John George, 1970Larkin, Brian, 1970Latimer, Cyril Robert, 1970Laurence, Murray Lister, 197GLawlor, Terence James, 1970Lawson, Janice Patricia, 1970Lawson, Olive Hope Albury, 1970Ledermann, Katherine Joan, 1970Lee, Carolyn Ruby, 1970Lee, Philip Yung-kin, 1970Lehman, Ross Jeffrey, 1970Lemsing, Brian Donald, 1970Leslie, Sandra Gai, 1970L'Estrange, Margaret Ann, 1970Levy, Brett, 1970Levy, Meredith Ann, 1970Lewis, Julie Anne, 1970Lloyd, William David, 1970Loewenthal, Elspeth Anne, 1970Loftus, Suzanne Margaret, 1970Loneragan, Janet Mari', 1970Loveil, Catherine Mary, 1970Lu, Carolyn, 1970Lumb, Margaret Rosemary, 1970Lynch, Gerald John, 1970Lynch, Mary Catherine, 1970Lyons, Andrew Dennis, 1970Lyons, Paul Ernest, 1970McAlister, Inara Varida, 1970MacCabe, Michael, 1970McCaughey, Lindsay, 1970McCredie, Leigh Gwenyth, 1970McCoIl, Christine Frances, 1970McCurdie, Robyn Lynette, 1970McDermott, Angela Mary, 1970McDonald, Charles Geoffrey, 1970MacDonald, Hannah Mary Lindsay, 1970McDonald, Stephen Peter, 1970McDonell, Ian Francis, 1970McDowell, Sue, 1970McElligott, Irina, 1970McElroy, Rosalie Kay, 1970Macfarlane, David Frederick, 1970McGrath, Suzanne Margaret, 1970McHarg, Margaret Coghill, 1970Maculante, Mary Clare, 1970Mcintosh, Robert James, 1970Macintyre, David Murray, 1970Mack, Paul David, 1970Mackay Sim, Robert John, 1970McKenzie, Victoria Madeline, 1970McKillop, Royden George, 1970McKinney, Laurence Edward, 1970MacLean, Anne Elizabeth, 1970McLeod, Robert John, 1970McManus, Dennis James Thomas, 1970McMicking, Ian Cameron, 1970McWhirter, Bruce Raymond, 1970Magill, Rosemarie Ann, 1970Malouf, Julia Elizabeth, 1970Manning, Robert John, 1970Marsh, Suzanne Hilliard, 1970Martich-Osterman, Serge, 1970Mawbey, Pamela Judith, 1970Mendelssohn, David Martin, 1970Meredith, Bronwyn Jean, 1970Michie, Dalmeny Annette, 1970Miles, Ronald William, 1970Miller, Bernadette Anne, 1970Miller, Richard William, 1970Mirabito, Raymond Robert, 1970Mitchell, Lucienne Geraldine, 1970Moffitt, Helen Francis, 1970Mohandas, Kathleen Methven, 1970Montgomery, John.Milton, 1970Monti, Raffaela Maria, 1970Morgan, Marjorie Olive, 1970Moroney, Mary Patricia, 1970Morris, Bettina Marian, 1970Morris, Sandra Angela, 1970Morrisey, Jennifer Christine, 1970Morton, Margaret Anne, 1970Moylan, Patricia Mary, 1970Muir, Diane Helen, 1970Mulhall, Joan Rose, 1970Munro, Catherine, 1970Murray, John Thomas, 1970Murray, Leslie Allan, 1970Murphy, Christopher Paul, 1970Napper, Joyce Winifred, 1970Nash, Peter Robert, 1970Naylor, Desmond Richard, 1970Neave, Gaire Margaret, 1970Neil, Barbara Robin, 1970Nelson, Denis Charles, 1970Nelson, Jeanette, 1970Newbigin, Nerida Everard, 1970Ng, Shau Liong, 1970 .Nicholls, Rosemary Anne, 1970Nicholson, Thomas William, 1970Niven, Hugh Cecil, 1970Nobbs, Raymond Keith, 1970Noble, John Henry, 1970Noble, Lesley Anne, 1970Nolan, Francis William, 1970Noti, Katherine Maria, 1970Nyhan, Charles Anthony, 1970Oakes, Malcolm Bruce, 1970Oakes, William John, 1970Oates, Victoria Ann, 1970O'Brien, Howard Thomas, 1970O'Brien, Janet Eve, 1970O'Brien, Margaret Therese, 1970O'Connell, Christopher John Michael, 1970O'Connor, Edward Andrew, 1970O'Connor, Margaret Mary, 1970O'Harae, James Winton, 1970Oldland, Reginald, 1970Olds, Dianne Julie, 1970Oliphant, George William, 1970O'Reilly, Patrick Bede, 1970Orland, Janine Rosalie, 1970O'Sullivan, Marilyn, 1970Otton, Richard Keith, 1970Overall, Susan Brenda, 1970Pagotto, Antonio Bortolo, 1970Palmer, Christopher Edward Alan, 1970Park, Barbara Jean, 1970Parmeter, Ian Paul, 1970Patfield, Susanne Elizabeth, 1970Patterson, Kay Christine Lesley, 1970Pearce, Arthur George, 1970Peek, Christopher James, 1970Penman, John Macleay, 1970Peoples, Angela Helen, 1970Perram, Richard George, 1970Petersons, Anna Christina, 1970Petrauskas, Jurate Elena, 1970Pettit, Peter William, 1970Phillips, Lorraine, 1970Phillips, Marilyn Joan, 1970Piggott, John Reginald, 1970Pinder, Christine Elizabeth, 1970Pitt, Beverley May, 1970Plarup, Nerida Dawn, 1970Pollard, Dorothy Elen, 1970Poole, Kulliki, 1970Powell, Craig Robert, 1970Prentis, Malcolm David, 1970Price, Bernard Thomas, 1970Price, Merilyn, 1970Primrose, Judith Margaret, 1970Prineas, Peter James, 1970Pursley, Stephanie Joan, 1970Pywell, Andrea Christine, 1970Quan, Jeffrey Gregory, 1970Quill, Gregory Raymond, 1970Rae, Anneke, 1970Ramensky, Nicholas, 1970Randall, Judith Lewis, 1970Ravens, Robert David, 1970REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEY23REPORT OF THE Read, Patricia Ruth, 1970university of Reeder, David George, 1970SYDNEY Reid, David John, 1970Reksten, Jan, 1970Reymond, Margaret Anne, 1970Reynolds, Margaret Anne, 1970Richards, Garry Edward, 1970Richardson, Jeffrey Thomas, 1970Richardson, Louise Anne, 1970Richardson, Michael John, 1970Ridge, Edward George, 1970Rigby, Janet, 1970Roberts, Francis John, 1970Roberts, Susan Evan, 1970Roberts, Wendy Ann, 1970Robertson, Douglas Ian, 1970Robertson, Helen Mary, 1970Robinson, Betty Anne, 1970Robinson, Jean Loretta, 1970Robson, James Richard, 1970Rod, Therese, 1970Rodgers, Peter William, 1970Rodowicz, Elizabeth Angela, 1970Rogers, Helayne Stuart, 1970Ronald, Christine Elizabeth, 1970Rosenthal, Leon Jacob, 1970Rosicky, Helen Brigid, 1970Ross, Peter John, 1970Rossleigh, Christine Elizabeth, 1970Rubin, Thomas Frederick, 1970Rubner, Paul Simon, 1970Rudd, Jeanne Brydon, 1970Russell, Denise Leigh, 1970Rutledge, Ann, 1970Ryall, Peter Alexander, 1970Ryan, Margaret Mary, 1970Sandys, John Westminster, 1970Saul, Peter Noel, 1970Saunders, Craig William, 1970Savage, Julie Anne, 1970Scheps, Leo Henry, 1970Schwartzkoff, John David, 1970Selinger, Andrew Peter, 1970Sexton, Catherine Mary, 1970Seymour, David William, 1970Shaw, Roberta Ann, 1970Sheeny, Margaret Mary, 1970Shellabear, John Mars, 1970Sheringham, Jan, 1970Sherwood, Suzanne Bronwyn, 1970Silk, Bernice June, 1970Simpson, Dianne, 1970Simpson, John Robert, 1970Simpson, Sandra Ruth, 1970Singh, Kenneth Narain, 1970Sugar, Neil John, 1970Smee, Margaret Ruth, 1970Smith, Andrew John MacKinlay, 1970Smith, Arthur Charles, 1970Smith, Elizabeth Bray Bernard, 1970Smith, Katherine Ann, 1970Smith, Kerry Hayward, 1970Smith, Michael George Harrison, 1970Smith, Spencer James, 1970Smith, Thomas David, 1970Smykoff, Irene, 1970Snape, Peter Mackenzie, 1970Snowball, Eric John, 1970Somervaille, David Robert, 197024- Somerville, Janet Sylvia, 1970Sommerich, Phillip, 1970Sorongan, Isla Mary, 1970Spathonis, Gareth Denis, 1970Speed, Denys John, 1970Spicer, Elaine Elizabeth, 1970Stanfield, Sandra Margaret, 1970Stephens, Ann Margaret, 1970Stephens, William Julian, 1970Stern, Eva, 1970Stevenson, Ian Ralph, 1970Stockwell, Harvey Noble, 1970Stokes, Katrina Julie, 1970Stokes, Nigel Cameron, 1970 TStokes, Sandra, 1970Stone, Lorraine Frances, 1970Stoneman, Margaret Olive, 1970Stuart, Heather Lesley, 1970Sullivan, Frances Anne, 1970Sullivan, Sandra Diane, 1970Sunderland, Edward John, 1970Surgeon, Julian Wynn, 1970Sutton, Geoffrey James, 1970Sutton, Peter John, 1970Swain, Cherry Lee, 1970Symonds, Keith Addington, 1970Symons, Gregory Bernard, 1970Symons, Jennifer Robin, 1970Talbot, Susan Elizabeth, 1970Taylor, Douglas William, 1970Taylor, Jan, 1970Tennant, Alison Mary, 1970Teo, Robyn Marion, 1970Tesseyman, John Vernon William, 1970Thomas, Patricia Gwynneth, 1970Thomas, David Anthony, 1970Thomas, Peter Roy, 1970Thomas, Susan Ann, 1970Thompson, Elizabeth Heather Florence, 1970Thompson, Judith Louise, 1970Thompson, Leslie Stuart, 1970Thompson, Paul Stephen, 1970Tindale, Evelyn Lucy, 1970Tio, Eng Nan, 1970Tobias, Vivien, 1970Todd, Sharon Valerie, 1970Tomasic, Roman Alexander, 1970Townsend, Sonia Gaye, 1970Townshend, Robert Noel, 1970Tregillgas, Edward Murray, 1970Trevor-Wilson, Raymond Lovel, 1970Treweek, Ann Pryor, 1970Trollope, Anthony Simon, 1970Urwin, Gregory Lawrence, 1970Van Beurden, Jean Charles, 1970Van Doorn, Marlene Christine Adrienne, 1970Van Dugteren, Elizabeth Jane, 1970Van Lennep, Dorothea, 1970Veech, Catherine Mary, 1970Vernon, Allan Malcolm, 1970Wade, Julie-Anne Burgoyne, 1970Wadick, Anthony James, 1970Wailes, Edward John, 1970Wajnryb, Ruth Marie Eugene, 1970Walker, David Channon, 1970Walker, Douglas Robert, 1970Walsh, Michael James, 1970Ward, Kenneth Egerton, 1970Ward, Robert Terence, 1970Ward, Vivien Mavis, 1970Warner, James Jonathan, 1970Warren, Peter Graham, 1970Wasson, Robert James, 1970Watson, Catherine Elizabeth, 1970Watson, Frances Margaret, 1970Watson, Frances Olivia, 1970Watson, Ian David, 1970Watson, Susan Rae, 1970Webb, Christopher John Peter, 1970Weekes, Penelope Gay, 1970Weinberger, Katherine Claire, 1970Wellings, Rosston Garry, 1970Westerman, Robert, 1970Whatmough, Colin John, 1970Wheeler, Peter Richard, 1970Whiting, Elizabeth Therese, 1970Wickham, Julia Mary, 1970Wilkinson, Philippa June, 1970Williams, Jeanette Lynne, 1970Williams, Jill Christine, 1970Williams, Martin Thomas, 1970Williams, Peter James, 1970Williamson, Anne Maria, 1970Willis, Jack Lehane, 1970Willits, Rhonda Joy, 1970Willson, Bruce Alexander, 1970Wilson, Catriona Margaret, 1970Windschuttle, Keith Edward, 1970Wines, Elizabeth Beatrice Mary, 1970Win, Evelyne Madeline, 1970Witney, Paul Raymond, 1970Wolfe, Ian Eastman, 1970Woolley, Leonie Pamela, 1970Woolner, Richard Martyn, 1970Wright ,Virginia Jess, 1970Wynhausen, Elisabeth, 1970Yates, Jannette Dawn, 1970Yeomans, Sarah June Mary, 1970Ying, Thomas Lee Chih, 1970Yong, Chen Fah, 1970Young, Leonie Patrice, 1970Yu ?He, Alexandra Joan, 1970Zahuta, Genevieve, 1970Zanardo, Margaret Anne, 1970Bachelor of DivinityBoyall, Jonathan Frank, 1970Everingham, Keith Desmond, 1970Master of EducationBellini, Margaret Carole, 1970Bowen, Alan Maurice, 1970Buckland, Eric Reginald, 1970Chiam, Hong Kong, 1970Coleman, Kenneth Philip, 1970Corley, Patrick Robert, 1970Covvan, Keith James, 1970Cust, Janelle Edith, 1970Dean, Anthony Dudley, 1970Doyle, Edward Anthony, 1970Driscoll, Jessie Alice, 1970Dugdale, John Harold, 1970Duncan, Alan Towers, 1970Eastcott, Leslie Raymond, 1970Farrell, Frank, 1970Gilmour, George William, 1970Gouttman, Rodney Morris, 1970Herman, Graham Douglas, 1970Higgins, Leslie Charles, 1970Johnson, Geoffrey Francis, 1970Kearns, Edward Ross, 1970King, Gordon Robert, 1970Lloyd, Trevor Gwilym, 1970Le Maistre, John Philip, 1970Mall, Maurice, 1970Mathie, David Malcolm, 1970Mayne, James Brian, 1970McCormick, Trees Swie Hiang, 1970Milne, William Alexander, 1970O'Connor, Peter Denis, 1970Ono, Kiyoharu, 1970Phua, Seng Min, 1970Pryde, Noel Douglas, 1970Ramsay, John Davis, 1970Rogers, Marianne, 1970Satchell, Ralph de Waiden, 1970Simmons, Walter Xavier, 1970Smith, Valma Joan, 1970Stamp, David Bulmer, 1970Stow, Joanne Dorothy, 1970Szibrowski, Rudolph Frank Stephen, 1970Twigg, Ross Cameron, 1970Weston, William Joseph, 1970White, Francis Paul, 1970Williams, Robert Giles, 1970Wright, Matthew James Harold, 1970Bachelor of EducationBowen, Rosalind Katherine, 1970Hilliar, Wendy June, 1970Hutchison, Suzanne Leigh, 1970Mclnnes, Jennifer Ann, 1970O'Sullivan, Christine Margaret, 1970Sanderson, Helen Frances, 1970Sherell de Florance, Judy, 1970Welch, Penelope Joan, 1970Williams, Geoffrey, 1970Bachelor of Social StudiesBaker, Rosemary Ha, 1970Brown, Anne, 1970Cef ai, Jenny Margaret, 1970Cochrane, Julian Christine, 1970Cox, Margaret Ruth, 1970Dugdale, Margaret Sarah, 1970Duncan, Willian Anthony, 1970Edgar, Jeannie Elizabeth, 1970Evans, Carolyn Elizabeth, 1970Farrell, Marilyn Margaret, 1970Hulton, Margaret Lynne, 1970Jeffery, Patricia Louise, 1970Kendall, Susan, 1970Kidger, Barbara Jean, 1970Martin, Barbara Lilian, 1970Mclntyre, Deborah Anne, 1970Milne, Gai Eleanor, 1970Nightingale, Virginia Anne, 1970O'Hearn, Elizabeth Anne, 1970Onuskevicious-Jacyna, Jolanta Stase, 1970Patterson, Margaret Jean, 1970Roberts, Richard John, 1970Roseman, Margaret Anne, 1970Strieker, Anna Elisabeth, 1970Van de Wiel, Jeane Elisabeth, 1970Wall, John Colin, 1970Watkins, Glenda Patricia, 1970Williams, Rosemary Jean, 1970Wilson, Ruth Enid, 1970Master of LawsAllars, Kenneth Graham, 1970Benson, Judith Anne, 1970REPORT OF THEUNTVERSITY OFSYDNEY25report of the Brady, Richard Owen, 1970university of Cameron, James Alexander, 1970Sydney Castle, David Frank, 1970Fishgold, Herbert, 1970Fox, Robert John, 1970Getzler, Manny, 1970Grant, Robert Ian, 1970Gross, Bernard John, 1970Gummow, William Montague Charles, 1Kincaid, Peter John, 1970Naughton, Terence Fenwick, 1970Newman, Peter James, 1970Richardson, Diana Margaret, 1970Rowell, Robert John, 1970Smith, Nancy Gordon, 1970Walker, Frank John, 1970White, John Francis, 1970Bachelor of LawsAbbott, Brian Douglas, 1970Adler, George, 1970Akhurst, William John, 1970Allen, Elisabeth Sara, 1970Anderson, Paul Richard, 1970Baine, Anthony James, 1970Baker, Kenneth Albert, 1970Bancroft, Anthony Gregory, 1970Barnett, Graham Keith, 1970Barros, Ramon Eduardo, 1970Bevan, Bronwyn Margaret, 1970Bignold, Neal Raymond, 1970Blanch, Alan William, 1970Bone, Christopher James, 1970Brown, Colin Roy, 1970Brown, Malcolm George, 1970Burns, Neil Robert, 1970Burrows, Mark Douglas Irving, 1970Caine, Geoffrey, 1970Caldwell, William Wallis, 1970Campbell, Ian Grame, 1970Carlson, John Albert, 1970Cawood, John Charles, 1970Christensen, John Maxwell, 1970Christie, Geoffrey Clive, 1970Clark, Steven Andrew, 1970Clarke, David John, 1970Clarke, Timothy James, 1970Cockell, William George, 1970Cohen, Asher, 1970Collaery, Bernard Joseph Edward, 1970Cooper, Martin Saumarez, 1970Coper, Michael David, 1970Creswell, Michael John Barling, 1970Cummins, Irene Maria, 1970Cupitt, George John, 1970Dawson, Rodney Raymond, 1970Dockerill, William Samuel, 1970Donnellan, Patrick Joseph, 1970Doolan, Peter Anthony, 1970Doran, Steven John, 1970Duffield, Ian Edward, 1970Durie, Graeme John, 1970Eastoe, Jonathan, 1970Edmonds, Richard Francis, 1970Edmunds, Donald Owen, 1970Eisdell, Anton Hubert Mortimer, 1970Elrington, Murray Bruce, 1970Enright, Anthony John, 1970Enright, Christopher Simon, 197026 Esplin, Donald Phillip Reid, 1970Evans, Paul, 1970Farmer, Richard Henry, 1970Foong, Yong Lang, 1970Forrai, George, 1970Forster, Robert Gabor, 1970Francis, David Graeme, 1970Freed, Paul Edward, 1970Gates, Stephen John, 1970Gill, Frazer Brian, 1970Gill, Michael John, 1970Gordon, Peter, 1970Gorman, William Joseph, 1970Gough, Christopher Calvert, 1970Gray, Robert Antony Patrick, 1970Gridiger, Roland Errol, 1970Green, Robert Vivian, 1970Grogan, Dennis Patrick, 1970Grogan, Michael John, 1970Grove, Philip Aubrey, 1970Hagan, Terence John, 1970Hall, Peter Michael, 1970Hamer, Brian Michael, 1970Hamilton, Douglas James Patrick, 1970Handler, Leslie George, 1970Hardiman, Michael Robert, 1970Harkins, Robert Joseph, 1970Harley, Donald Stallard, 1970Harman, Ian John, 1970Hartcher, Christopher Peter, 1970Hay, Russell William, 1970Hayne, Brian, 1970Heavener, Terence Michael, 1970Henry, Frederick William, 1970Hillman, Brian, 1970Hodgson, Wendy Lois, 1970Honeyman, Jeremy James Cowen, 197IHowie, Neil Duncan, 1970Howse, Robert Neville Arthur, 1970Hungerford, Bernard Thomas, 1970Hunt, Christopher Terence, 1970Hunter, Keith James, 1970Iacono, Michael Vincent Stephen, 1970Jennings, Jennifer Lawson, 1970Jessep, Owen David, 1970Kearney, Christopher John, 1970Kearns, John Henry, 1970Kelly, Thomas Joseph, 1970Kinsey, Peter Morton, 1970Koltai, Robert, 1970Lamich, John Frederick, 1970Letcher, Dean, 1970Long, Philip John Joseph, 1970Lovett, Phillip Arthur, 1970Low, Denis Gordon, 1970Maas, Glen Douglas, 1970McCarthy, Bryan Francis, 1970McDermott, Dermid Joseph, 1970McDonnell, John Edward Darrell, 197CMcGlynn, Ross Elder, 1970Mcllwaine, Garry David, 1970McMurchie, Derek, 1970Mason, Keith, 1970Militano, Salvatore Mariano, 1970Miller, George Ashley, 1970Miller, Robert John, 1970Milthorpe, Stuart James, 1970Mitchell, Peter, 1970Muchmore, Victor Joseph, 1970Mulholland, Shaun Patrick, 1970Nagel, Darryl Owen, 1970Nathans, Ronald Rene, 1970NeU, Peter William, 1970Newman, Lee, 1970Noakes, Michael Anthony, 1970O'Brien, Mark Geoffrey, 1970O'Connor, Neil James, 1970Officer, David Peter Forbes, 1970O'Neill, Richard Ward, 1970Osburg, Alan Sydney, 1970 "Palmer, George Alfred, 1970Papallo, George, 1970Parker, Anthony Ian, 1970Patrick, Rosemary Dianne, 1970Pauling, Thomas Ian, 1970Payne, Leonard Shipton, 1970Peck, Watson, 1970Penny, Norman Gary, 1970Perfrement, Glynn Vincent, 1970Philliponi, Cecil Hugh, 1970Price, Graeme Arthur, 1970Rankin-Reid, Derek Barton, 1970Ratner, Owen Benjamin, 1970Reeve, John Stanley, 1970Roberts, Ian Donald McAlpine, 1970Robertson, Geoffrey Ronald, 1970Robinson, Paul William, 1970Rolfe, Jeremy Evelyn Neville, 1970Romano, Ciro, 1970Rosen, Warren Lance, 1970Rouen, John Patrick, 1970Rowles, .Terence Michael, 1970 .Rowling, Giles Ian Odell, 1970Rudder, Craig Rushby, 1970Ruggero, Francine Maria, 1970Ryan, Kevin James, 1970Ryan, Patricia Frances, 1970Sadler, Jon William, 1970Samios, John, 1970Sarajinsky, Norman, 1970Sheahan, Terence William, 1970Siderowitz, Michael, 1970Simpson, Anthony Charles Rodney, 1970Simpson, Ian Chalmers, 1970Simpson, Peter Herbert, 1970Sloan, Claudia Catherine, 1970Smallwood, Richard Lee, 1970Smith, Pauline Mavyn, 1970Somerville, Alister Norman, 1970Soulos, Michael James, 1970Speiser, Ronald Walter, 1970Spencer, Douglas Dean Lee, 1970Spinak, Stephen Nathan, 1970Stack, David Maurice, 1970Staniforth, John William, 1970Stimson, Paul Howard, 1970Taylor, David Anthony, 1970Tearle, William Joseph, 1970Tocchini, Paul Sydney Simon, 1970Tolhurst, Michael John Richard, 1970Tomlinson, Elizabeth Joan, 1970Tosh, Peter Michael, 1970Turner, Douglas John, 1970Vagg, Ronald John, 1970Vincent, Ross Anthony, 1970Wakim, Paul Vincent, 1970Watson, Christopher Heath, 1970Wee, Kenneth, 1970Widdows, Kelvin Raymond, 1970Wilkinson, James William, 1970Wines, Henry Chesterton, 1970Wiseman, Phillip, 1970Doctor of MedicineBurgess, Margaret Anne, 1970Cameron, Donald Patrick, 1970Campbell, Charles Haxton, 1970Castaldi, Peter Anthony, 1970Cooke, Alan Roy, 1970Kafer, Enid Rosemary, 1970Middleton, Robert James, 1970Penny, Ronald, 1970Schutta, Henryk Szczesny, 1970Stephens, Frederick Oscar, 1970Uther, John Francis Bryant, 1970Doctor of Philosophy(Medicine)Clark, Graeme Milbourne, 1970Cotton, William Graeme, 1970Donovan, John Windeyer, 1970Ford, Ronald Walter James, 1970Gray, Robert Errol, 1970Morris, Nitaya, 1970Master of SurgeryStephens, Frederick Oscar, 1970Bachelor of MedicineAdams, Alan Philip Scott, 1970Adams, Brian Huxtable, 1970Anseline, Paul Frederick, 1970Ball, Judith Barbara, 1970Barter, William Reginald, 1970Beattie, John Clayton, 1970Benjamin, Philip John, 1970Benson, David John, 1970Bilenkij, Peter, 1970Bokey, Elsie Leslie, 1970Boulas, John, 1970Bowyer, Ian Fabian Henry, 1970Boyle, Ann Philippa, 1970Boyle, Robert NeU, 1970Bradbury, Christopher, 1970Brodaty, Henry, 1970Bruce, Iain Sutherland Campbell, 1970Bune, Alexandra Jane Caroline, 1970Burns, Graeme Bruce, 1970Burton, Nerida Anne, 1970Butler, Sybil Elaine, 1970Campbell, Michael John, 1970Chan, Gabriel Kai Fan, 1970Chia, Robert Young Tai, 1970Choy, David Tak-Chui, 1970Choy, Henry Tak-Yuen, 1970Collett, Paul Vernon, 1970Coombs, Jerome Howard Benedict, 1970Cooper, Anne Marie, 1970Cooper, Robert Arthur, 1970Cornish, Jennifer Hibble, 1970Cottee, Gina Suzanne, 1970Craddock, Mark Damian, 1970Critoph, Victor Robert Goleby, 1970Croft, Robert Bruce, 1970Cross, John Alexander, 1970Csenderits, Leslie Emery, 1970Dally, Michael Bruce, 1970Darling, John Alexander, 1970Davison, Gregory Bruce, 1970Day, Richard Osborne, 1970Dethlefs, Roger Francis, 1970REPORT OF THEUNIVERSITY OFSYDNEY27REPORT of the Dolton, Ronald Leslie, 1970UNIVERSITY OF Duncan, Robin Lang, 1970SYDNEY Duncombe, Victor Marsh, 1970Dunlop, Malcolm Benson Critchley, 1970Dziedzic, Christina Monica, 1970Eade, Christine Denise, 1970Edwards, Rupert Clive, 1970Fletcher, Peter Joseph, 1970Flight, Patricia Margaret, 1970Fok, Kit-Fong, 1970Foldes, George John Stephan, 1970Frumar, Anthony Michael, 1970Garvey, Paul Anthony, 1970Gibbons, Jennifer, 1970Gillespie, Peter Edward, 1970Gillin, Mary Elizabeth Anne, 1970Grosslight, George Max, 1970Hadgis, Christopher, 1970 ,Harris, Janette Marie, 1970Harrison, John Meredith, 1970Heins, Terence John, 1970Heitner, Chaim Harry, 1970Hensley, Michael John, 1970Holley, James Chalfont, 1970Holliday, Susan, 1970Hood, Virginia Louise, 1970Hoong, Yong Lok, 1970Howard, Peter Ronald, 1970Howe, George, 1970Howe, Gordon Christopher, 1970Howell, John Vane, 1970Hoy, Wendy Elizabeth, 1970Hrones, Hannah, 1970Hudson, Richard Carlyle, 1970Huf ton, Ian Warwick, 1970Hughes, Richard Stuart, 1970Hume, Francis Paul, 1970Humphery, Timothy James, 1970Jabour, John George, 1970Jebb, Anthony Hope, 1970Jenkins, Robin Frances, 1970Johnson, Mark, 1970Jones, Bernard Francis, 1970Joshua, Stephen Douglas, 1970Karuppiah, Vellayappan, 1970Kay, Harry, 1970Kearney, John Joseph, 1970Kelly, John William, 1970Kingston, Ian Bramwell, 1970Kinston, Warren John, 1970Kinston, Martin Adrian, 1970Kirkwood, Janine Margaret, 1970Kleerekoper, Michael, 1970Kleiner, Elijah, 1970Klopfer, Gary Thomas, 1970Koleda, Vladimir, 1970Kong-Hing, James, 1970Kornfeld, Alexander, 1970Kovar, Ilya Zdenek, 1970Kremer, Edward Phillip, 1970Kwan, Anthony Ching Hung, 1970Lai, John Chung-Tsang, 1970Lalak, Andre, 1970Lamont, Philip Murray, 1970Lee, Bin Bin, 1970Lee, Sheung Chi, 1970Lee, Steven Kin Chung, 1970Lewis-Driver, David John, 1970Lightfoot, Robyn Margaret, 197023 Lin, Betty Pai Chun, 1970Lips, Frederik Johan, 1970Loblay, Robert Henry, 1970Locke, Ian Francis, 1970Love, Ian Stuart, 1970Lowry, Christopher John, 1970Lyneham, Robert Carleton, 1970Mackenzie, Roderick Alexander, 1970Mackintosh, Glencairn Francis, 1970MacLeod, Colin, 1970Mamczuk, Steven John, 1970Martin, Jeanette Ruth, 1970Martin, Richard John, 1970Maundrell, Peter Lloyd, 1970McGrath, Catherine Anne, 1970Moir, Denis Harry, 1970Moore, Peter Stuart, 1970Moran, John Anthony, 1970Morgan, Jeanette, 1970Morgan, Owen Idris, 1970Moses, Laurence Anthony, 1970Moses, Robert Geoffrey, 1970Nevin, John Raymond, 1970Ng, Khay Hua, 1970Noel, Michael Arthur William, 1970Nogrady, Stephen George, 1970Nordland, Tore, 1970Parkinson, William Henry, 1970Penhall, John Robert, 1970Pettigrew, Andrew Bruce, 1970Pezzutti, Brian Patrick, 1970Pickering, John Darryl, 1970Pidcock, Michael Elliott, 1970Pillans, Robert John, 1970Plant, Mary Elizabeth, 1970Price, Edward Daniel, 1970Pryke, Margaret Mary, 1970Puris, George Arthur, 1970Renigeris, Alfred Stanislaus, 1970Retallack, Dal Martin, 1970Rettie, Susan Barbara, 1970Roberts, John Albert, 1970Roberts, John Charles Gregory, 1970Ropert, Denise Ann, 1970Rose, Colin Mcintosh, 1970Rosendahl, Glenn Bree, 1970Rubin, George Leslie, 1970Russell, Robert John, 1970Ryan, David Sparke, 1970Ryan, Michael Desmond, 1970Saunders, Nicholas Andrew, 1970Savdie, Elliott, 1970Sdanowytsch, Joanna, 1970Scoppa, Joseph, 1970Seale, John Paul, 1970Shihoff, Michael, 1970Short, Julian Grant, 1970Sillence, David Owen, 1970Singer, Bella, 1970Smith, Coleman Irving, 1970Smith, Evan Richard, 1970Spencer, David Graham, 1970Spira, Paul Joel, 1970Spring, Stuart Robert, 1970Steele, Gregory Paul, 1970Steiner, Michael David, 1970Stepan, Peter, 1970Stevenson, David Robert, 1970Stewart, Graeme John, 1970Sullivan, Colin Edward, 1970Summerhays, Colin Francis, 1970Sunderland, Kenneth James, 1970Sundin, Dennis William, 1970Suthons, Carol Sue, 1970Swane, Marietta Jan, 1970Swift, Rosemary, 1970Sywak, Alexander, 1970Tait, Thomas Gould, 1970Tandy, Paul Reginald, 1970Taylor, Anne Elizabeth, 1970Telfer, James Archibald, 1970Teng, Jok Lin, 1970Teo, Siaa Tick, 1970Terenty, Tanya Rennette, 1970Thursby, Colin John, 1970Travers, Philip Leslie, 1970Tong, Phillip Simon, 1970Vadas, Mathew Alexander, 1970Vallentine, John Richard, 1970Walton, John Gerard, 1970Wheeler, Diane Joan, 1970Wicks, Leon Albert, 1970Wilson, Trevor John, 1970Woodhouse, Roderick Amos, 1970Wotton, Robert Xavier, 1970Wyndham, Roger Norman, 1970Wynter, Stuart Maxwell, 1970Yuen, John Chenchow, 1970Bachelor of SurgeryAdams, Alan Philip Scott, 1970Adams, Brian Huxtable, 1970Anseline, Paul Frederick, 1970Ball, Judith Barbara, 1970Barter, William Reginald, 1970Beattie, John Clayton, 1970Benjamin, Philip John, 1970Benson, David John, 1970Bilenkij, Peter, 1970Bokey, Elsie Leslie, 1970Boulas, John, 1970Bowyer, Ian Fabian Henry, 1970Boyle, Ann Philippa, 1970Boyle, Robert Neil, 1970Bradbury, Christopher, 1970Brodaty, Henry, 1970Bruce, Iain Sutherland Campbell, 1970Bune, Alexandra Jane Caroline, 1970Burns, Graeme Bruce, 1970Burton, Nerida Anne, 1970Butler, Sybil Elaine, 1970Campbell, Michael John, 1970Chan, Gabriel Kai Fan, 1970Chia, Robert Young Tai, 1970Choy, David Tak-Chui, 1970Choy, Henry Tak-Yuen, 1970Collett, Paul Vernon, 1970Coombs, Jerome Howard Benedict, 1970Cooper, Anne Marie, 1970Cooper, Robert Arthur, 1970Cornish, Jennifer Hibble, 1970Cottee, Gina Suzanne, 1970Craddock, Mark Damian, 1970Critoph, Victor Robert Goleby, 1970Croft, Robert Bruce, 1970Cross, John Alexander, 1970Csenderits, Leslie Emery, 1970Dally, Michael Bruce, 1970Darling, John Alexander, 1970Davison, Gregory Bruce, 1970Dav. Richard Osborne. 1970Dethlefs, Roger Francis, 1970Dolton, Ronald Leslie, 1970Duncan, Robin Lang, 1970Duncombe, Victor Marsh, 1970Dunlop, Malcolm Benson Critchley, 1970Dziedzic, Christina Monica, 1970Eade, Christine Denise, 1970Edwards, Rupert Clive, 1970Fletcher, Peter Joseph, 1970Flieht, Patricia Margaret, 1970Fok, Kit-Fong, 1970Foldes, George John Stephan, 1970Frumar, Anthony Michael, 1970Garvey, Paul Anthony, 1970Gibbons, Jennifer, 1970Gillespie, Peter Edward, 1970Gillin, Mary Elizabeth Anne, 1970Grosslight, George Max, 1970Hadgis, Christopher, 1970Harris, Janette Marie, 1970Harrison, John Meredith, 1970Heins, Terence John, 1970Heitner, Chaim Harry, 1970Hensley, Michael John, 1970Holley, James Chalfont, 1970Holliday, Susan,, 1970Hood, Virginia Louise, 1970Hoong, Yong Lok, 1970Howard, Peter Ronald, 1970Howe, George, 1970Howe, Gordon Christopher, 1970Howell, John Vane, 1970Hoy, Wendy Elizabeth, 1970Hrones, Hannah, 1970Hudson, Richard Carlyle, 1970Hufton, Ian Warwick, 1970Hughes, Richard Stuart, 1970Hume, Francis Paul, 1970Humphery, Timothy James, 19