THE THIRTEENTH MEDAL AWARD December 4, 1962 Hotel Biltmore, New York City DR. PAUL G. I. LAUFFER, Head of Research, Stamford Division, Chesebrough-Pond's, was honored by the SOCIETY OF COSVrETIC CHEMISTS for his scientific achievements and for his services to the cosmetic industry. Dr. Lauffer was awarded the Medal of the Society during its annual dinner dance. Dr. Everett G. McDonough acted as toastmaster for the presenta- tion. H. Goulden was eulogist, and W. Dennis, as President of the SOCIETY, presented the Medal with the following citation: DR. PAUL G. I. LAUFFER In recognition of your many achievements during your devoted career in the field of cosmetic chemistry In recognition of your personal integrity and detailed efforts that have so greatly contributed to elevating the professional status of the cosmetic chemist In recognition of your outstanding services which you have performed on behalf of all cosmetic scientists for the cosmetic industry In gratitude for your many outstanding contributions to cosmetic technology and the scientific literature relating to cosmetics In appreciation of the thirty-six years you have served, not only as a chemist and director of research but also as mentor to young and new chemists entering our field Paul Lauffer, on behalf of the SOC•E'rY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS, I hereby present to you the Medal of the SOCtF..TY which reads: Awarded to Paul G. I. Lauffer by the SOCIETY OF COSMETIC CHEMISTS for Outstanding Contributions to the Art and Science of Cosmetics 89

90 JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY OF COSMFTIC CHEMISTS Dr. Paul Lauffer, (1.) receiving Medal from Presi- dent Warren Dennis (r.) at the Society's 1962 Medal Award Dinner.