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PUBLISHED BYTHE GRADUATING CLASS
AL-HIKMA UNIVERSITY
BAGHDAD, IRAQ
DEDICATION
On the morning of September 26, 1956, Al-Hikma's first group of Freshmen assembled
in a classroom at Baghdad College in Sulaikh for their first lecture. The lecturer was a
man whom they and succeeding Al-Hikma students would come to know and love, Rev.
Joseph L. Ryan. S. J., Dean of the University.
Since that day, Al-Hikma has grown in many ways. The student bcdy is much larger;
there are many new faces among the faculty; and the University has moved from a build-
ing on the Baghdad College campus to its own spacious, well-equipped campus in Zafraniya.
In gratitude to the priest whose devoted and patient labor has contributed so much to
this growth of Al-Hikma, and to our own individual spiritual and intellectual growth, we,
the graduating class of 1962 take great pleasure in dedicating this yearbook to Fr. Ryan.
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ADMINISTRATIONAND FACULTY
REV. JOHN P. BANKS, S.J.
President of Al-Hikma University
Rev. Joseph L. Ryan, S.J.
DeanRev. Thomas B. Mulvehill.
Dean of MenS.J.
Rev. Neil F. Decker, S.J.
Administrator
Rev. James P. Larkin, S.J.
Treasurer
Rev. Robert J. Cote, S.J.
Librarian
Bro. Italo A. Parnoff, S.J.
Maintenance
Rev. Thomas F. Hussey, S.J.
Development
Development Office
126 Newbury St.
Boston, Mass.
U.S.A.
Dr. Naser G. BodiyaEconomics
Mr. Roy LremerEngineering
Rev. Robert B. Campbell, S.J.Philosophy
Rtv . Charles G . Crowley. S J
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Physics
Mr. John H. DempseyChemistry, Mathematics
Rev. George A. De Napoli, S.J.Philosophy
Mr. Joseph T. FlibbertEnglish
Rev. William D. Ibach, S.J.
English
Rev. Frederick W. Kelly, S.J.Engineering
Rev. William B. Larkin, u.J,
Physics, Mathematics
Mr. Clarke B. LoudenBusiness Administration
Rev. Richard J . McCarthy, S.J.Arabic Institute
Ktv. leo J. McDonouch, S.J.
MathematicsRev. Joseph P. O'Kane, S.J.
Philosophy
Dr . Vincent J . VitaglianoEngineering
Mr. Albert L. WheelerEnglish, Philosophy
LECTURERS
Mr John AndrewsEngineering
Dr. Mahmud GhanawiArabic
Mr. Mufid MirzaAccounting
Mr. Jacques J.O. PalgenSurveying
Mr. Anastasi Yestarkis
Auditing
Mr. Noel AzzawiSecretary
Miss Maria JosephAsst. Librarian
Dr. Clement Serkis
University Doctor
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Mr Madhat Fadhil Fathalla
Lecturer in Engineering
Mr Jibrail Romaya
Lecturer in Engineering
Dr Louis Volse
Former Professor of Engineering
Dr Francis T. Worrell
Former Professor of Physics
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ADIL HAYALIBaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Business Administration
A quiet, gentleman with a sharp mind.
Spent many an hour at the ping-pong
table. Has gathered a large collection of
stamps. He hopes to do graduates studies
in business administration.
BASIL al-SALMAN
Basrah, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Quiet, modest of manner. Enjoys a
good conversation. Spent a good deal of
time in the library solving problems. His
hobby is drawing. Plans to get an M.S.in structural engineering.
BASIL KIRMABaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Sincere, friendly, with a variety of in-
terests. A whole-hearted supporter of school
activities. Music is his favorite pastime. En-
joys the cinema. Will do graduate studies
in highway engineering.
BASSAM ANASTASBaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Always has a cheerful word for every-
one. Energetic and capable, both at the
books and on the athletic field. Enjoys goodreading. Plans to continue studies in the
field of structural engineering.
DAUD SAIGHBaghdad. Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Quiet, good-narured. ever a gendeman.Did much overtime work at the school.
Intends to do further studies in pre-
stressed concrete.
DHIA AZZUBaghdad. Iraq
B.S. in Business Administration
An active member of the debating so-
ciety. Loves to collect jokes. Strong enoughto face any difficulty". Looks forward to
higher studies in Business Administration.
EMMANUEL KEMENNUBaghdad. Iraq
B. s. in Business Administration
A man everyone would be happy to
know. Clever and studious. Will do grad-
uate studies in business organization andindustrial relations.
GEORGE TOBIABaghdad. Iraq
B.S. in Business Administration
The quiet likable man who makes a
lasting impression because of his deep sin-
cerity. Hobby: reading. Intends to do grad-
uate work in business administration.
GHAZI AL-KHUDHAIRI /Baghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
A serious student, who spent the sum-mer vacations improving his German. Hasa deep appreciation of music, and has ac-
quired a large collection of records. Will
do his graduate studies in architectural
engineering.
HUFDHI BAHIABaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
A genuine sports enthusiast. Stayed with
difficult problems until he solved them.
Cheerful by nature, he won many friends.
Will do graduate work in structural engi-
neering.
JALAL KACYR.Vi
Mosul, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Has a strong liking for science . . . often
found reading in the library. Favorite sub-
ject: atomic physics. Finds relaxation in
music. Al-Hikma staff member. Plans to dograduate work in nuclear engineering.
JOHN MELCONBaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Business Administration
One of the happiest members of the
class. Enjoys driving and listening to pop-ular music. An excellent reporter, he hopes
to do newspaper work for a career.
KHALID NAAMI ^
Baghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
A steady student, always ready to dis-
cuss any engineering subject. Worked onprojects during the summer vacations.
Likes to read and listen to records. Expects
to study architectural engineering.
NAMIR ZAINALBaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Husky and humorous. His broad smile
hides a determination to succeed in life.
Made many friends on the campus. Spends
his spare time listening to music. Will do
graduate work in engineering materials.
SABAH KHAYATT 'Baghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
This tall athlete was prominent on the
basketball court. Has a keen sense of
humor. Hobby: travelling. Has chosenarchitectural engineering for graduatework.
SABAH RUSHDIBaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Fun-loving, light-hearted. Fond of dis-
cussing current affairs. Favorite extra-
curricular activity: photography and read-
ing. Has selected steel construction for
graduate studies.
SALAH TOTAHJerusalem, Jordan
B.S. in Business Administration
A pleasant, quiet personality combinedwith a love of study and a determination
to succeed. Hobby: reading. Salah hopesto work as an accountant.
SAMIR NISSAN
Baghdad. Iraq
B.S. in Business Administration
An outstanding sodalist, with a broad
mind and charming personality. Spends
most of his spare time in the library reading
the latest periodicals. Samir intends to pur-
sue his studies in business administration.
THAMIR VL-GAILANI
Baghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Business Administration
Striking personality which won esteemin the classroom, the debating society andon the stage. Likes to read. He hopes to dofurther studies in Business Administration.
YUIL SARKIS yBaghdad, Iraq
B.S. in Civil Engineering
Brilliant student, as his high marks show.
Good football player. Took part in manyschool activities. Worked on Al-HikmaYearbook. Will continue his studies in
structural engineering.
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GRADUATING CLASS - CIVIL ENGINEERING
First Row, left to right : Daud al-Saigh, Prof. Vitagliano, Fr. De Napoli,
S. J., Khalid Naami.
Second Row : Namir Zainal, Yuil Serkis, Basil Q,irma, Jalal Kacyrat,
Basil al-Salman.
Third Row : Hufdhi Bahiya, Bassam Anastas, Sabah Rushdi, Sabah Khayyat
Fourth Row : Ghazi al-Khudhairi
GRADUATING CLASS - BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
First Row, left to right: Samir Nissan, Rev. Robert Campbell, S.J., Em-manuel Kemennu.
Second Row: Adil Hayali, Salah Totah, Dhia A7zu, John Melcon
Third Row : Thamir al Gailani, George Tobia
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JUNIOR BUSINESS
First Row, left to right: Ishkan Mardirossian, Wagner Aprim, Prof. Clarke
Louden, Libarett Bedrossian, Sata al-Muzraqji.
Second Row: Oday Hussain, Sami Banarji, Natiq Duhi, Emmanuel Michael,
Shawqi Jawad.
Third Row: Nazar Duri, Munir Abdul-Karim, Basil Mamarji, Samir Salman.
JUNIOR ENGINEERING
First Row, left to right: Faruq al-Umari, Prof. Roy Bremer, Voltaire Warda.
Second Row: Marwan Daud, Mundhir al-Bakr.
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SOPHOMORE BUSINESS
First Row. left to right: Daud Leon, Nabil Francis, Prof. Nasir Bodiya, Fr.
Joseph O'Kane, S.J., Jasim Saleh, Wilson Ishaq.
Second Row: Fadhil al-Ubaidi, Wayil Hindu, Bani David, Kamal Dinkha,
Anis Barguti, Khalid Lawrence, Farqad al-Salman.
Third Row: Sami Boghos, Xijyar Shemdin, Jan Stepanian, Nadim Saigh,
Vraj Harutunian, Samir Qattan, Faris Mahmud.Fourth Row: Usam al-Abachi. Mundhir Naman. Nabil .\zizj Iyad al-Gailani,
Nabil Abbosh. Robert Miller. Taha al-Salman. Abdul-Salam al-Assafi.
SOPHOMORE ENGINEERINGFirst Row, left to right: MuwafFaq Simani, Maan Hamid, Fr. William Lar-
kin, S.J., Fr. Frederick Kelly. S.J.. Keyumarth Sultani. Abdul-Hadi Jabbar.
Second Row. Jamal Rahmani. Iyad al-Xasiri, Sabah Harutunian. Nasrat
Yusuf. Samir Hanna. Basim al-Umar. Basil Kattula.
Third Row: Khalid Bashir. Ali Qaraghuli. Emmanuel Marugil. Qusai Abdul
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Aziz, Phenuel Philip, Faruq Mishu.
Fourth Row: Sami Andrea. Muwaffaq Metti. Sami Othman. Sami Halata.
Sargon Khe%yu.Fifth Row: \"ahak Mesropian. Fahmi Ayyar, Shibib Halabu. Michael Ma-
marian. Antwan Khawam.
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FRESHMEN BUSINESS A
First Row, left to right: Salim Yusuf, Aram Wahram, Fr. Thomas Mulvehill,
S.J., Malik Ahmed, Herand Shamilian.
Second Row: Fuad Abdul-Latif, Nerses Leon, Hannibal Benjamin, Harb al-
Hiti, Fawzi Habib.
Third Row : Zaki Jassim, Mahdi Hussain, Nazar Hashim, Rifaat Sahhar.
Fourth Row: Faruq Araim, Adnan Hanna, Laith Khudairi, Luay Said.
FRESHMEN BUSINESS B
First Row, left to right: Walid Awda, Amir Suleiman, Prof. Alfred Wheeler,
Fr. Leo McDonough, S.J., Sirbest Qazzaz, Idin Marben.Second Row: Abdul Wadud Gata, Yarab Khazraji, Walid Hamid, Edward
Awais, Usam Zahawi, Wilson Benjamin.Third Row. Sargon Amrikhus, Shamuel Yusuf, Wadi Yaldu, Ajib Abbud.
Francis Ibrahim.
Fourth Row: Vahan Haik, Sabah Jaffar, Mutaz Jamil, Anwar Nannis.
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First Row. left to right: Qais Suwaidi, Roland Palmetier, Khalil Ibrahim,
Fr. Charles Crowley, S.J., Nahidh al-Shawaf, Sarmad ai-Naimi, Humam al-Rawi.
Second Row: Eddie Elia-Shaul. Qutaibeh Abed. Ayman Bashir, Nijad Fattuhi,
Basil Abbu, Usam Khairi, Zuhair Hanna.Third Row: Ibrahim Maliha, Vahe Hovsepian, Rafid Jaddu, Mufid Ashu,
Raymond Gabbai, Mazin al-Tai, Sami Madrus.Fourth Row: Aziz Baithun, Sartep al-Jaff, Sami' al-Banna, Freddy Johnny.
Shawkat Jazrawi.
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FzV.y£ i?oif, left to right: Yerchanik Minasakanian, Sargon Dick. Fr. WilliamIbach, S.J., Dikran Wartkisian, Adil Bahura.
Second Row : Adil Wadi, Muthanna Danun, Hassan Sarraf, Rustam Tufunkjian.
Hadi Sarraf, Baba Shamun.Third Row: Adil al-Naimi, Basim Askar, Umid al-Zabit, Tahir Bazirgan.
Ishu Gaddu.Fourth Row: Muhammad Sarhan, Hilal Simhairi, Salar Ghafur. Adil Mustafa,
Mundhir Mahmud. 1
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FRESHMEN ENGINEERING C
First Row, left to right: Muwaffaq al-Rubai, Sabah Yacubi, Sabih Jawad,Mr. John Dempsey, Maitham Yahya, Riadh Yusuf, Muthanna Saleh.
Second Row: Akram Ibrahim, Karim Yusuf, Numan Mahmud, MumtazTokatli, Maan Hamzeh, Butrus Cheikho.
Third Row: Ahmad Sami, Talib Iqabi, Fakhri Jazrawi, Hatim Sarsam.
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First Row. left to right:
Emmanuel Michael, Nabil Yusuf (Treasurer), Sami Banarji (Prefect), Fr. Leo McDonoughS. J., Muwaffaq Simani (Vice- Prefect), Sabah Haratunian, Adil Wadi.
Second Row :
Zuhair Hanna, Usam Khairi, Butros Cheikho, Wilson Ishaq, Dhia Azzu, Nadim Saigh.
Third Row :
Shamuel Yusuf, Kamal Dinka, Sami Halata, Antwan Khawam, Mundhir Naman, Sami
Andrea, Nabil Aziz, Sami al-Banna, Samir Nissan.
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DEBATING SOCIETY
First Row, left to right: Rustam Tufunkjian, Sargon Dick, Voltaire Warda,Mr. Alfred Wheeler, Antwan Khawan, Vraj Harutunian, Wayil Hindu.
Second Row : Farqad al-Salman, Usam Khairi, Mufid Ashu, Ayman Bashir,
Khalid Lawrence, Adil Wadi, Fawzi Habib, Muhammad Sarhan.
Third Row : Wilson Benjamin, Shamuel Yusuf, Sabah Harutunian, SamirSalman, Mundhir Naman, Kamal Dinkha, Vahe Hovsepian, Dhia Azzu.
YEARBOOK STAFF
First Row, left to right: Jan Stepanian, Kamal Dinkha, Fr. Joseph O'KaneS.J. Wagner Aprim, Vraj Harutunian.
Second Row : Samir Qattan, Sami Banarji, Nabil Yusuf, Dhia Azzu, WayilHindu, Voltaire Warda.
Third Row: Adil Hayali, Robert Miller, Basil Marmarji. Munthar JNaman.
AL JAMI'I STAFF
First Row, left to right: Fawzi Habib, Kamal Dinkha,
Fr. Campbell, Sargon Amirkhas, Emmanuel Kemmenu.
Second Row : Jan Stepanian, Zuhair Hanna, Adil
Wadi, Sami' Al-Banna, Dhia Azzu.
Third Row : Farqad Al-Salman, Robert Miller,
Nabil Aziz.
LIBRARYSTAFF
First Row, left to right: Sargon Dick, Voltaire Warda, Miss Maria Joseph.
Antwan Khawwam, Zuhair Hanna.
Second Row : Rustam Tufunkjian, Mohammad Sarhan, Salar Ghaffur,
Khalid Lawrence, Ibrahim Maliha.
Third Row : Sabah Harutunian, Nabil Yusuf, Munthar Naman, FahmiMichael, Butrus Chekho, Adil Wadi'.
DRAMATIC SOCIETY
First Row, left to right : Wilson Benjamin, Antwan Khawwan, Mr. Joseph T.
Flibbert, Kamal Dinkha, Basil AbbuSecond Row : Fawzi Habib, Sami Madros, Sami al-Banna, Adil Bahoora,
Adil Wadi
Third Row: Nahidh al-Shawaf, Sargon Dick
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First Row, left to right: Basim al-Umar, ( Capt. ), Basil Abbu,Samir Qattan, Wayil Hindu, Shamuel Yusuf.
Second Row : Salar Ghaffur, Kamal Dinkha, Hikmat Basmaji,
Fr. Frederick Kelly, S.J., Mr. Joseph Flibbert, Sabah Havutunian.
FOOTBALL T
First Row, left to right : Wilson Ishaq, Pahm, M.chael, Bassam Anastas,
Wayil Hindu, Yuil Serkis, Samir Qattan, Sargon Dick, Phenuel Philip.
Second Row : Fr. McDonough S.J., Wilson Benjamin, Khalid Lawrence,Ibrah'm Maliha, Sargon Amirkhas, Jan Stepanian, Kamal Dinkha, Muntharal-Bakr, Rustam Tufunkjian, Shamuel Yusuf, Wagner Aprim.
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Kneeling : Wilson Benjamin, Maan Hamid.
Standing: Keyumarth Sultani, Abdul-Hadi Jabbar, Fr. William Ibach,
S.J., Sami Banarji, Shamuel Yusuf.
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MICHAEL MAMARIAN
CLASS OF 1964
DIED FEBRUARY 28, 1962
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Baghdad
Established 1865
Manufacturers Representatives and General Importers.
Lines handled :
Earth-moving and Construction Equipment,
Household Appliances,
Drugs & Pharmaceutical Products.
Cars & Trucks,
Agricultural Machinery & Farm Implements.
Telephones : 89781-4
Cable Address : SAAD
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FACIT CALCULATORdirect back transfer
16-figure capacity
Facit CM2-16 is the perfect calculator for the
general office. Solves the little problems as fast as
they come up — yet 16-figure capacity and suchtime-saving features as direct back transfer fromboth product and multiplier registers and tens trans-
mission throughout make the CM2-16 ideal for
complicated 3-factor problems. Ultra-simple 10-key
"adding machine" keyboard that anyone can masterin 15 minutes.
Basic material: Swedish steel
Direct back transfer
Easy to move and carry
Elastic touch
Elegant design and Vikinggrey colour
Agent : SWEDISH ORIENTAL CO.BAGHDAD — IRAQ
Tel. 84819
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CIMENTS PORTLAND
BLANCS BELGES S.A.
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Roneosteel
library
shelvingThere are two main types of Roneo
Library Shelving: Bracket Shelving, for
general book storage ; and Slotted Upright
Shelving, for use in reading and reference
rooms.
BRACKET SHELVINGShelves are of one-piece construction sup-
ported on pressed steel brackets engaging
in slots in uprights.
Supports are of box section welded con-
struction fully braced.
SLOTTED UPRIGHT SHELVINGShelves are of one-piece construction en-
gaging and locking in horizontal slots in
uprights.
Supports are of double-wall construction
specially shaped for rigidity with sheet
steel backs.
FACTS COMMON TO BOTH TYPESIntermediate Floors. When the shelving is
multi-tier the intermediate decks are
carried by the shelving uprights. These
decks can be of concrete planks on steel
framing members suitably finished on
upper and lower surfaces. Alternatively,
steel plank decking can be supplied.
Finish. Stove enamelled in a wide range of
colours.
Roneo can also supply other forms of
shelving including compact systems. They
are equipped to handle the complete
installation of a new library or the
modernisation of an old one and can
supply all ancillary equipment.
Bracket Type Shelving
Slotted upright shelving fitted with a special reference de^k attachment
AGENT: NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO (IRAQ) W.L.L SA'ADOCN ST BATTAV.EEN BAGHDAD
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The Priceless Extra
of Experience
Think for a moment of the many choices
we make in life which are determined
by our confidence in somebody's expe-
rience.
Choice in important things, like selec-
ting a doctor, a lawyer, or a friendly
advisor. In less important things, like
having something repaired. In even
minor, everyday, personal problems,
where we want wise guidance.
So deeply ingrained is this basis for
choice in all our actions, it comes as no
surprise when so many experienced
travelers say that this is why, when they
fly overseas, they put their trust in Pan
American.
For Pan American is "The World's
Most Experienced Airline" — in years
of flying over the seven seas— in every
type of transport plane— in fine mecha-nics who maintain these planes— in pilots
and engineers who fly and navigate
them— in services to care for you before
you embark, while on your flight, andwhen you land. Ail under the high
discipline of U. S. flight standards.
A Pan American traveler is a confident
traveler, reposing his trust in these years
of experience in getting you from here
to there— comfortably, dependably,
serenely.
It's a great experience to fly ivith
experience on Pan American.
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THE IRAQ SCIENTIFIC CO. W.L.L.
P.O. BOX 287
BAGHDAD
IRAQ
Tel. : 93926 Cable : SCIENCO
Sole representatives of leading manufacturers
of scientific instruments, laboratory equipment and
reagents, engineering and drawing office equipment,
medical and surgical instruments.
A wide variety of laboratory chemicals, reagents,
apparatus, filter paper, soil, concrete and bituminous
equipment and glassware is held in stock.
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"DULUX", "PENTALITE"
ANDWASHABLE DISTEMPER
Famous names in Paint
Decorated the Entire Interior of
BAGHDAD'S House of Wisdom
Supplied by
FARID OBEID & Co.
Sa'adoon Street — Opp. Y. M. C. A. — Tel. 88643
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Four your specific requirements write or call
ISHAO H. GHAZZI406/1, Rashid St. — BAGHDAD — Tel. 80961
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LOUIS S. BAKOSE354 Alwiyah Kornish St.
BAGHDAD BASRAHTel. 99374 Tel. 4048
Cables : Baklos Cables : Bakose
CONTRACTORSEarthwork
Road Building
IMPORTERS & REPRESENTATIVES
4 \^J Road Building Machinery
^* Steel Plates & Sheets
Steel Structures
Storage Tanks
All Refinery Equipment
^ Trucks
Tractors
C^ *" Motor Cycles
Scooters
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IRAQ ENGINEERING WORKS Co. W.L.L.BAGHDAD
Established in 1948 — Capital ID 200,000/—
Include among their products
AIR COOLERS
Matches the best
imported Air Coolers
for
QUALITYWORKMANSHIP
FINISH
Available for 1962 summer season in all sizes
2000 cfm. to 12000 cfm.
OTHER PRODUCTS
Steel desks — Cupboards — Filing cabinets — Steel shelving — Office chairs «=—
Tubular Furniture — Aluminium and steel ladders — Bottle Baskets — Vehicle
springs and other sheet metal work
Head Office and Showroom : Murjan Building, South Gate — Tel. 87126-87127
Showroom : Shamash Building, Rashid Street., Tel. : 85242
Works: Karradah. Tel. : 92016-92017
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F.A. KETTANEH & CO. (W.L.L.)
extend to the "62 Graduating class of A!-Hikma University, their
compliments and wish them all future success".
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BAGHDADSa'adun Building - South Gate
Tel. 89711 (8 lines)
BASRAHAl-Thawra St. - Ashar
Tel. 3750
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FRIEND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Al-Hikma Yearbook Staff wishes to express its
gratitude to Rev. Paul A. Nash, S. J. of Baghdad
College, for his advice and assistance in the production
of this issue, and to Mr. Yusuf Makhai for his photo-
graphic work.
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS
African-Iraqi, 72
Alladin Travels, 83
Arab Bank, 79
Artin Krikorian, 74
Audiotape, 94
Autoworks, 75
Baghdad Hotel, 78
Basim Kattan, 84
Buren watch, 84
Damirchi, 86
Dujaileh, 79
Duri and Faraj, 70
Ewan, 76
Facit, 87
Faiq Obeida, 80
Farid Obeid, 92
Ferida Beer, 77
Fowler Insurance, 71
Ibrahim J. Saad, 85
I. C. I., 92
Iraq Engineering, 98
Iraq Scientific, 91
Iraqi Airways, 73
Ishaq Ghazzi, 94
Jamhoriya Mirrors, 99
Kettaneh, 100
Kirdar Roofing, 82
Louis Bakose, 95
Lufthansa, 93
Mahdi Qanbar Agha, 88
Mercedes-Benz, 80
National Cash Register, 81
Orosdi Back, 97
Pan-American, 90
Pepsi-Cola, 96
Philco, 70
Philips, 72
Roneo Ltd., 89
al-Saadi Store, 101
Swedish Criental, 87
Tawfiq Yonan, 74
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DIRECTORY OF JESUITINSTITUTIONS IN IRAQ^
ST. JOSEPH'S RESIDENCE (Superior's Residence, and House of Arabic
Studies)
Superior : Rev. John J. Williams S.J.
Administrator : Rev. Leo J. Shea S.J.
Address : I5A/50/2/I al-Aslami St.
Sa'adun, Baghdad, Iraq
Telephone : 80772
Telegram : IRAMEDA BAGHDAD
AL-HIKMA UNIVERSITY
President : Rev. John P. Banks S.J.
Administrator : Rev. Neil F. Decker S.J.
Treasurer : Rev. James P. Larkin S.J.
Dean : Rev. Joseph L. Ryan S.J.
Address : Box 21
1
Baghdad, Iraq
Telephone : 99063
Telegram : IRAMEDA BAGHDAD
BAGHDAD COLLEGE (Secondary School)
President : Rev. Michael J. McCarthy S.J.
Administrator : Rev. James F. Morgan S.J.
Treasurer : Rev. John V. Owens S.J.
Dean : Rev. Harold R. Powers S.J.
Address : Box 260Baghdad, Iraq
Telephone : Jesuit Residence : 27612Office of President : 2761 I
Office of Administrator : 27611Office of Treasurer ; 29660Office of Dean : 22369Boarding Section : 22361
Telegram : BAGHDAD COLLEGE, BAGHDAD
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