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2b. Gladys Friedler, Pharmacology Researcher

3. Elma Lewis, African-American Arts

4. Louisa Matthiasdottir, painter

5b. Maxine Kumin, poet

6b. Sylvia Olden Lee with Zubin Mehta, musician

7. Lucile Fessenden Dandelet, Photographer 8. Elda Hartley, Photographer

9. June Wayne, painter, graphic artist 10. Annamaria Torriani-Gorini, biologist

11b. Helen Davies, biology professor

12. Marianna Pineda, sculptor

13. Sydney Leonard, dance choreographer and master teacher

14. Olive Pierce, Documentary Photographer

15a. Phyllis Curtin, opera soprano & professor 15b. Maud Morgan, painter

Rosalyn Yalow, physicist

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