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The document lists the names of ID alumni from various years between 1949-1979. Many entries only include a name and year, while some also include additional context like noting the alum was a student, or includes other names they were with. The document provides a list of ID alumni over a 30 year period in a sparse, name-year format.
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- 1. Alumni ID students attending a party 1949
- 2. Alumni Serge Chermayeff 1950
- 3. Alumni Student with Gordon Coster, Harry Callahan 1950
- 4. Alumni Norman Laliberte Deborah Sussman 1950
- 5. Alumni Norman Laliberte 1950
- 6. Alumni Yasuhiro Ishimoto 1950
- 7. ID Student Activities and Serge Chermayeff 1951 Alumni
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- 9. Alumni ID Studio 1951
- 10. Alumni ID Studio 1955
- 11. Alumni ID Studio 1955
- 12. Alumni ID Studio 1955
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- 16. Jay Doblin and students 1966 Alumni
- 17. Alumni Charles Breed 1966
- 18. Phyllis Chillingworth and Jeffrey Swoger 1966 Alumni
- 19. Alumni Kellog D. Fleming 1966
- 20. Alumni Ellis Hoffman 1966
- 21. Alumni Neil Naroff 1966
- 22. Alumni Lutrelle Wassman 1966
- 23. Alumni John Ciciora 1967
- 24. Alumni Susan Stevens 1967
- 25. Jay Doblin and student 1967 Alumni
- 26. ID Faculty 1967 Alumni
- 27. Alumni Howard Alport 1967
- 28. Robert Cox 1967 Alumni
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- 30. Alumni Donna Levinson 1967
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- 32. Alumni Lesley Pollak 1967
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- 34. Jay Doblin 1978 Alumni
- 35. Alumni John Grimes 1978
- 36. Alumni Art Sinsabaugh 1978
- 37. Alumni Cosmo Campoli 1979