In this lecture, about sixty of the more important small and large sports sculptures and medals of Professor Joseph D. Brown are discussed and illustrated through the use of 35mm color slides. A brief description of the sculptor's life, interests, and philosophy of sport is also given. (MB)

Presents a biographical synopsis and interview with Anne Roe, describing her research efforts and views on occupational and counseling psychology. Discusses her work with her husband, being a women in a male-dominated field, her appointment at Harvard University, and her retirement years. (LLL)

Describes the life and education of Patty Smith Hill and points out her innovative contributions to the theory and practice of early childhood education. (RH)

The article describes a visit to the home of E. Paul Torrance and his wife Pansy. Noted are milestones in Paul Torrance's life, character, achievements, and past and current research in creativity, including the 22-year longitudinal study on the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking. (MC)

The private and professional life of Henry Bliss, with emphasis on his study of classification and production of the Bibliographic Classification scheme. (LS)

Highlighted is the career of E.C. Richardson and included is a commentary relating to the wealth and diversity of his contributions to the field of American librarianship. (12 references) (Author)