Annual report, 1967-1968

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The year 1 967-68 was one of decision at
the College, a time when the Administration
and Trustees determined on a course of action
which will without question profoundly affect
the course of professional art and design
education and change the face of the College
plant.

It was decided to undertake a development
program which, during the next ten years,
Will seek gifts totaling 16 million dollars.
The funds raised will strengthen and expand
our undergraduate and graduate professional
programs, will reinforce these programs with
the up-to-date equipment and instructional
resources contemporary practice requires,
will add to the financial strength of the College
and, most importantly, will renew and expand
the College campus. This all-College effort
—the PCA Centennial Program— will command
much of the energies of the Board of Trustees
and Administration, and will enlist volunteer
leadership drawn from the community at large.

The decision to launch the PCA Centennial
Program was not made lightly.* Compelling
considerations included the growing social
need for professionally trained artists and
designers, the increasing numberof young
people seeking entrance to the College, and
the necessity to break the bonds of cramped
and obsolete studios and classrooms and
give faculty and students the space and
facilities needed fortheir work. The central
buildings of the College are more than 100
years old, and the present physical plant is
not by any standard equal to the educational
task of the years ahead.

The way toward solution to campus
expansion was greatly clarified by the
unparalleled opportunity which has come to

the College to acquire by gift-purchase an
adjacent towering office building. This
building will adapt most effectively to the
varied needs of the College, affording ideal
space for modern design studios and shops,
academic classrooms, library and audio-
visual facilities, and may, perhaps, house
other schools of the visual and performing
arts which, with PCA, will make up a
consortium orfederation of arts colleges.

In determining to undertake the PCA
Centennial Program, the College also found
inspiration in the recent past. The past
decade, 1 958-68, was one of marked
fruition. It was in that period that the College
became autonomous, a full degree curriculum
was established. Middle States academic
accreditation was obtained, the College's
first President was inaugurated, the faculty
and the administration underwent strength-
ening reorganization, and the first Masters
program was established with others in the
planning stages, PCA was also haopyto
report that, during 1968, a nearby apartment
house was acquired and converted to provide
College supervised residence for approxi-
mately 175 students.

By the academic year 1 967-68, PCA had
indeed achieved a position of pre-eminence
among institutions of higher education
devoted to the preparation of the artist and
the designer. Our reputation is now a national
one for quality of education. But it also was
abundantly clear that the College, in a
physical sense as well as an educational
sense, had reached a breaking point beyond
which walls could not be stretched, and the
growing classes could no longer be properly
accommodated.

"Since 1957, the Board of Trustees has
ordered six independent studies, and has
been guided by their major findings.

In consequence, the management con-
sultant organization of George A. Brakeley &
Company, Incorporated, was retained to
determine the feasibility of a Development
program. After months of observation, study
and key interviews, the Brakeley organization
submitted a report to the Board of Trustees
which showed that the College has a sound
case to present in seeking support from
business, industry, foundations, trustees,
alumni and other friends of the College.

Accordingly, with the full endorsement of
the Trustees, PCA confidently embarks upon
the PCA Centennial Program for which the
Brakeley organization will provide specific
fund program management and counselling
services. As the academic year closed, the
College looked ahead, with good heart and
faith, to the great task to which it had set
itself. The challenge is to keep the College
in the forefront of art education across
America. To do it now is the opportunity.

I hope that many of our friends will be
impressed by the present state of the
Philadelphia College of Art, as outlined in
this report, and will be moved to help to
secure the future of this important Phila-
delphia educational institution.
Howard A. Wolf
Chairman of the Board

In its undergraduate programs, the College
continued to provide the creative environment
necessary to achieve professional and
intellectual excellence. The emphasis, as
always, was upon motivation— demanding
from students the commitment to achieve
theirfullest potential. If the burdens upon
students were great, they were equally so
upon the academic and professional faculties
charged with the effective implementation of
the new three-year major and
elective curricula.

In the Spring of 1968, the College com-
pleted the first year of its first program in
graduate education. Seven students were
enrolled in the program leading to a Master
of Arts degree in Art Education. With this
first program firmly established, the College
turned its attention to the development of
several MFA curricula, the first of which is
expected to be offered in the Fall of 1 969.
Experimental inter-disciplinary programs in
Visual Communication and Urban Community
Design are planned in addition to those in
single disciplines such as Sculpture, Illus-
tration and Industrial Design.

The College's library holdings increased
by 6,271 volumes and the film and slide
collections by 51 films and 5,982 slides,
respectively. This was made possible by
substantial grants from the U.S. Office of
Education. Within the academic year, the
growth in numbers of full-time faculty con-
tinued, increasing from 50 to 54 percent of
the total teaching staff. During this period,
there were 73 full-time and 62 part-time
members of the faculty.

Several important procedural changes
took place. The College launched a pre-

registration and faculty advisory program in
the Spring of 1968, providing students with
more effective guidance in the selection of
their academic courses. The new three-year
major and Related Arts elective programming
was made fully operational, further increasing
the student's ability to select courses from
a wide rangeof options to suit his individual
needs. The subject of experimental inter-
departmental projects was also investigated
and some of these are expected to be in
operation in the nearfuture.

Registration set a new high forthe Summer
Pre-College Program, indicative of the effec-
tiveness and importance of this offering to
young people hopeful of embarking on college
level training in art. Three hundred and
forty-nine students were enrolled during the
July and August sessions. Additionally, 24
undergraduate students were enrolled for
painting and sculpture workshops and
selected liberal arts courses.

New instructional facilities include a
darkroom for photography majors, a graphic
design production laboratory and full utiliza-
tion of the new Reinhardt studio building
for the Graphic Design and Ceramics
departments. This studio was entirely built
and made operational by Assistant Dean of
Faculty Richard H. Reinhardt, and several
students, during the summer of 1967. The
Liberal Arts Department also found itself in
improved and spacious quarters through its
move to the new North Annex at Broad and
Spruce Streets.

The College has acquired a 1 6-story
apartment building at 301 South Fifteenth
Street for use as a student residence hall.
The towering building, formerly the Bellerich
Apartments, accommodates 175 men and
women. The new residence hall is located
near the main College buildings and, in effect,
returns to the campus those students formerly
housed at the Seventh and Delancey Streets
residence. In announcing the acquisition
of the residence hall, Howard A. Wolf,
chairman of the Board of Trustees, declared:
"This is a most significant step in our overall
development program. It reflects our steadily
rising enrollment and the expansion of our
professional programs." The College has
reiterated that the strongest financial support
will be needed from alumni, business and
industry to endowthe newfacility.

The College continued to involve and identify
itself with programs having as their goal a
better life for the community in which it lives.
This was expressed primarily in educational
service to the community's youth. This
community educational service— helping
disadvantaged youth to develop their artistic
talent— is not new at the College. For the past
four years, the College has operated a labora-
tory school of art for elementary and
secondary school children under grants from
The Loeb Charitable Trusts. This project,
supervised by the Art Education Department,
has demonstrated that artistically talented
young people exist in the poverty areas and
that much can be done to prepare them for
admission to the College.

In the academic year 1967-68, the College
was afforded several additional opportunities
to involve itself in the betterment of disad-
vantaged youth. Under a grant received from
the Philadelphia Foundation, the College
conducted in the summer of 1 968 a four-
week art instruction program for disadvan-
taged high school students. This project,
under the supervision of the Art Education
Department, offered intensive studio and
related studies as well as help in overcoming
educational and cultural deficiencies.
Students who did well were encouraged to
continue their art training with the hope that
some would successfully qualify for eventual
admission to the College's professional
programs. Also, responding to an appeal by
the President's Council on Youth Opportuni-
ties asking colleges to share their resources
with young people during the summer
months, the College participated in a summer
cooperative program with the neighboring
YM & YWHA branch of the Jewish Ys and
Centers of Greater Philadelphia. Under the
program, youngsters were given art instruc-
tion by the College and took part in YM &
YWHA sports programs. Acting through its
Community Affairs Committee, the College
also made its South Annex available without
cost to the Hawthorne Community Center

which conducted a summer language, art and
reading program for disadvantaged
youngsters.

The College, with much appreciation,
received from Professor Edna Andrade 1 00
prints of her work, "Free at Last," done
as a tribute to the Reverend Martin Luther
King. The prints were offered for sale by the
College. Proceeds have been used to
establish the Martin Luther King Scholarship
Fund. The College also continued its tradi-
tional participation in the United Fund.

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Many of the nations most distinguished firms
have engaged with the College in cooperative
research and development projects. Among
those firms with which the College has been
privileged to work with in "cooperatives" are
General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co.,
General Electric Co., E. 1. DuPont de Nemours
& Co , Ethicon, Inc., Westinghouse Electric
Corp., Radio Corporation of America,
Eastman Kodak Co., Aluminum Co. of
America, Dow Chemical Co., Armco Steel
Corp.. The Black & Decker Mfg. Co.. Penn
Central Co., Litton Industries, Inc. (Monroe
Cal. Co.), Atlantic Richfield Co., Yale &
Towne, St. Regis Paper Co., Mead Corp.,
Corning Glass Works, Armstrong Cork Co.,
Rohm & Haas Co., Penn Fruit Co. and
Atlantic Aviation Division.

The Union of Independent Colleges of Art—
of which the College is a charter member-
received $1 02,492 from the U.S. Office of
Education. The Title III grant, coupled with
some matching funds from the six member
professional art colleges, will implement a
six-point program forthe fiscal year 1969.
The program includes grants for independent
study by faculty members, faculty exchanges,
a visitor-lecturer program, a cooperative
resources exchange and funding forfour
institute sessions to study means of strength-
ening the colleges' liberal arts programs.
Dean Tollefson, assistant director of the
Kansas City Regional Conference on Higher
Education, was named executive director
oftheUICA.

The National Association of Schools of
Art held a four-day conclave in Philadelphia.
Some 1 00 delegates from 40 art schools
attended the fall, 1967, meeting which had as
its theme: "Forces for Change in Art and
Design Education." President Culler and
Dean of Faculty George R. Bunker were
among the group in charge of arrangements
forthe NASA meeting.

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With the largest membership in its history,
the Alumni Association continued to make
important contributions to the advancement
of the College. A major event was the spon-
sorship of "An Evening with Charles Fames,"
a lecture by the famed artist and designer
which was attended by approximately 2000
at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. This was the
first of a series of cultural activities planned
for professional value and public enlighten-
ment. The Alumni Association also conducted
its third annual Telethon, placing calls across
the country seeking new members and
support for the annual appeal. The results
set new highs in both membershipand gifts.
The Alumni Association also began regular
publication of the Philadelphia College of
Art Bulletin in a new design and format.

Annual giving to the College again
increased in both the number of contributors
and the amounts given. A total of $228,333
was contributed forthe fiscal year July 1 , 1967,
to June 30, 1 968. This was an increase of
$87,539 overthe comparable preceding
period. Alumni giving for 1967-68 was
$30,680.81 compared with $17,842.81 for
the preceding period. Trustee giving for
1 967-68 totaled $35,999.22 compared with
$20,526.80 for the preceding period. The
College also received supportfrom non-
alumni, business and industry, government,
parents of students, foundations, faculty,
staff and organizations.

The College conferred three honorary
doctorates of fine arts at Spring Commence-
ment. They were presented to Thomas
Wilfred, founder of the Art Institute of Light,
a non-profit organization devoted to research
and education in the use of light as an inde-
pendent aesthetic medium; Lessing J,
Rosenwald, former board chairman of Sears,
Roebuck and Co., and Louise Nevelson,
internationally-known sculptress. The Alumni
Award was conferred upon Arnold Roth,
illustrator and cartoonist and a member of
the Class of 1950. Miss Kathryn Bloom,
director of the Arts and Humanities Program
of the U.S. Office of Education, delivered the
Commencement Address. She received the
College's Award of Merit.

Among the distinguished lecturers and visitors
to the campus during the academic year
were Charles Eames, designer and artist;
Robert Arneson, West Coast artist; Rudolf
Freund, a member of the Class of 1 936 and
recipient of the 1 966 Alumni Award; Frank
Caplan, president and general manager of
Creative Playthings; Dr. Hsio-Yen Shih, then
curator-designate of the Far Eastern Depart-
ment of the Royal Ontario Museum;
A. Hostrup Pedersen, president of Georg
Jensen Co. and president of the National
Arts and Crafts Council of Denmark; Edward
W. Robinson, vice-president— agency director
of the Provident Home Life Insurance Co.
and La Monte Young, composer, director,
performer and teacher.

The College's program of exhibitions, held
for the benefit of the students and the public,
drew excellent reaction from its audiences

and from the critics. Exhibitions included
works by Benton Spruance, designs by
Charles Eames, graphic arts by alumni of the
Allgemeineine Gewerbeschule, Basle, craft
and environmental design by alumni of the
College, an international film festival, works
of professional artists and designers selected
by the faculty, works by students in the
Saturday Morning program and Student
Annual, the traditional year-end presentation
of outstanding student work.

The College, its faculty and students
continued to receive national recognition
and awards. Four individuals received
Fulbright grants. They were
Thomas Doulis, assistant professor, English
and Humanities; William J. Kelly, a senior
majoring in painting; S. Nicholas Burpulis,
a senior majoring in sculpture and William
Stein, of the library staff. In addition, two
alumni, Arthur V. Sawyer, Class of 1967, and
Myron Brody, Class of 1965, also received
Fulbright grants. The nationally-circulated
professional publication "Design News"
honored the Industrial Design Department
for educational achievement and cited two
of its students for the design of a recreational
vehicle. The College's Loeb Laboratory was
awarded a Certificate of Meritorious Service
by the Thomas Durham School. The 1 967
Senior Year Book was selected as a winner
in the 18th Annual Printing Industries of
America Graphic Arts Award Competition.
A Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation grant to
pursue work in silversmithing techniques for
sculptural purposes was awarded Assistant
Professor Olaf Skoogfors. Instructor Lois
Johnson received a major award at the
American Color Print Society Exhibition in
Trenton, N.J. Associate Professor Albert
Gold's painting, "Down Eastern," was
awarded a Woodmere Endowment Fund Prize
by the Woodmere Art Gallery. Lecturer Lili
Blumenau's book, "Creative Designs in Wall
Hangings," was published by Crown. Lecturer
Isa Barnett was invited to participate in a
combat artist program in Vietnam. Ivan
Barnett, a major in illustration, received an
award of merit from the Society of Illustrators.
Associate Professor Kenneth Hiebert received

an award from the Type Directors Club of
New York. Instructor Louis M. Riccio received
a Harley J. Earl Fellowship for graduate work
in Industrial Design at Stanford University.

George D. Culler,
President

The President, Board of Trustees, Faculty and
Students mourn the passing of the distin-
guished artist and teacher, a member of the
College faculty since 1 934.

He has set a high mark of attainment for the
host of students who had the good fortune
to "sit at his feet." His warmth and spon-
taneity, his understanding and sympathy,
mark him as an "homme extraordinaire."
Lessing J. Rosenwald

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Ultimately, the quality of a college
depends upon how much its
alumni and friends care about it.
This Honor Roll is published in
the Annual Report as a tribute to
those alumni, parents and friends
who contributed to the College's
1967-68 Annual Fund Appeal
(July 1, 1967 to June 30, 1968).
By their loyal and generous sup-
port they are helping to make
possible the broadening of our
educational programs, the
strengthening of our scholarship
resources and the development of
our physical facilities. To them the
College expresses its deepest
appreciation.

Miss C. Jean Aberle

Miss Gail Abowitz

Miss Laura Abrams

Dr. Leonard Abrams

Mr. Reynold Abruzzi

Mr. A. Granville Acl<erman

Miss Dorothy Ackler

Mr. John Bruce Adams

Mr. William M. Adams, Jr.

Mr. Seymour Adelman

Mrs. Charles R. Adelson

Dr. & Mrs. Francis Reed Adier

Miss Zena AdIer

Advertising Art Production Co., Inc.

After Six Inc.

A-G Foods, Inc.

Mr. John A. Albright

Mr. Laurence C. Alcott

The Aldon Spinning Mills Corp.

Mrs. John Alexander

Mr. Milton Alexander

Mr. Clarence G. Alhart

Mr. Gerald Alton

Mr. Larry Alten

Mr. Stephen M, Alterwein

Mr. F. Knox Altman

Alumni Association

Mrs. Dorothy A. Amey

Mrs. Gustave G. Amsterdam

Anco Wood Specialties

Mrs. A. Lowell Anderson

Mr. Gerald Anderson

Mr. Rex Anderson

Mr. William S. Anderson, Jr.

Mrs. Edna Andrade

Mr. William Angus

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ankenbrand, Jr.

Anonymous

Anro Printing & Letter Service, Inc.

Mrs. Henry L. Appleton

Mrs. Peter F. Ardizzi

Mr. Joseph J. Arico

W.M. Armistead Foundation, Inc.

(N.W. Ayer& Son, Inc.)
Mrs. Carl H. Armstrong
Walter T. Armstrong, Inc.
Mrs. Janet J. Arnold
Miss Joy C. Aronovitz
The Arronson Foundation
Art Directors Club of Philadelphia
Art Directors Club Scholarship Fund

Inc.
Mrs. Sydney Asher, Jr.
Mr. Richard Atamian
Mr. Frank B. Atmore
Mr. Robert E. Aughley
Mr. & Mrs. John Augustine
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Austin
Automatic Retailers of America, Inc.
Mr. Louis N. Aversa
Mr, Theodore Avrami
Mr. Paul Axler
Miss Margaret Ayer

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Babecki

Mr. Harvey B. Bacal

Mr. Roberto. Bach

Mr. & Mrs. Edmund N. Bacon

Mrs. Hortense N. Baer

Mr. Sterling L. Bair

Mr. & Mrs. George W. Baker, 4th

Mr. Warren E. Bakley

Dr. F, Bruce Baldwin

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Ballinger

R.C. Ballinger Company

Dr. KentF. Balls

Dr. & Mrs. E. Digby Baltzell, Jr.

Miss Janette E. Banks

Mrs. Carole Barker

Mr. & Mrs. George B. Barnard

Mr. & Mrs. Terry Lee Earner

Mr. Carroll B. Barnes, Jr.

Dr. &Mrs. Daniel H. Barol

Mr. Herbert B. Barr

Miss Marion Barraclough

Mrs. Elizabeth Barry

Mrs. Donald L. Barstow

Mr. & Mrs. George Bass

Mr. James H. Bateman

Mr. Thomas F. Bates

Miss G. Caroline Bauder

Mr. Robert J. Bauer

Mr. Ronald Baum

Mrs. Philip J. Baur

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Baxter

Mr. Arnold A. Bayard

Miss Hannah Bayliss

Mr. George Beach

Mrs. Donald A. Beadell

Mrs. Roberts. Beal

Helen Groome Beatty Trust

Mr. George D. Beck

Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy R. Beck

Beck Engraving Company

Mr. Gerald Becker

Miss C. Diane Beckerman

Mrs. Marianne Beckh

Mrs. Albert H. Beekhuis

Rev. & Mrs. Edward B. Beckles

Mrs. Hester R. Beckman

Bee Paper Company, Inc.

Mr. Donald G. Beetem

Mrs. Ruth Behling

Mr. & Mrs. George B. Beitzel

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Belcher

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Belfield

Mr. Isadore Belinkoff

Mrs. Ray Bell

Miss Sarah B. Bell

Mr. Mark A. Beltz, Jr.

Mr. Richard N. Benham

Mr. Everett P. Bennett

Miss Margaret N, Bennett

Miss Patricia A. Bennett

Mr. J. Barton Benson

Mr. Morris Berd

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Berenstain

Mrs. Allan J, Berger

Mrs. Marguerite W. Berlinger

Mr. Edward Bernstein

Mrs. Raya Bernstein

Miss Shirley Joan Bernstein

Mrs. V. dor Bernstein

Miss Christine Sue Berry

Mrs. Margaret E. Berry

Mrs. John W. Bersch

Mrs. Henry Berwind

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Beury III

Mrs. John Beyer

Miss Marian Bhare

Bienfang Paper Company, Inc.

Billirene Fund

Mrs. Walters. Bine III

Mrs. Raleigh J. Birch

Mrs. Louis Birenbaum

Mr. Loring C. Bixler

Miss Melanie R. Black

Miss Harriet I. Blackburn

Mr. Sanford S. Blackman

Miss Dorothy W. Blair

Mr. Warren Blair

Mr. John B. Blakely

Mr. Nelson M. Blakely

Mr. Jack I. Blaker

Mrs. E. M. Blanchard

Mrs. Joyce Blumenthal

Dr. & Mrs. George I. Blumstein

Mr. Earl R. Blust

Mr. Samuel Anthony Bocelli

Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Bonelli

Dr. Alfred M. Bongiovanni

Anthony Bonvini & Son

Mr. & K/Trs. Lawrence I. Boonin

Mr. Willard Borow

Mrs. Jane Borsvold

Mrs. Otto Boss

Boulevard Mortgage Company

Mr. Richard J. Bova

Miss Frances Louise Boyer

Mrs. James Brackbill

Mr. G. Clinton Bradley

Mr. William J. Bradshaw

Miss Phyllis C. Bradway

Miss Marilyn B. Braverman

Mr. Philip A. Bregy

Breig Associates, Inc.

Mrs. Arthur M. Bremer

Mrs. James W. Brennan

Mrs. Ruth Zion Bressler

Mr. Kenneth L. Brewer

Mrs. Max A. Brewer

Mrs. James Bricker

Mrs. Samuel T. Brinton

Mr. Edward S. Bristol

Mr. Nathan A. Brockington

Mr. Myren R. Brody

Mr. Wilbur Z. Broome, Jr.

Mrs. John Brosnahan

Mrs. Albert L. Brown

Mrs. Gail Brown

Mr, John William Brown

Mr. Ted Brown

Mr. & Mrs, Sherman A. Brown

Mr, & Mrs. Warren D. Brown

Mr, & Mrs, Richard G. Brueckner

Miss Vera D. Bruestle

Mr. Leonard J. Bruno

Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin E. Buchanan, III

Miss Diane Paule Buchman

Mrs. J. Mahlon Buck

Mr. George M. Buckler

Mr. Edward G. Budd, Jr.

The Budd Company Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Elbert Budin

Mr. George W. Buffington

Mr. Franks. Bugbee

Mr. Joseph J. Bulinkis

Mr. OrvilleH. Bullitt

Mrs. Jacqueline Bullock

Mr. Jeffrey Bulman

Joseph & Ethel Bulman Family

Foundation, Inc.
Mrs. A. M. Bunker
Mrs. Donald T. Bunker
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Bunker
Mr. Peter D. Burchard
Mrs. Jesse Burdelle
Mr. Charles H. Burkhardt
Miss Constance R. Burkhardt
Mr. Richard Burns
Mrs. Robert S. Burns
Mr. David Sterner Burnside
Mr. Charles Bush
Mrs. Samuel Francis Butler
Butler & Ferrigno Lithographic

Company, Inc.
Mr. George L. Butts
Mrs. Jeanne N. Butts
Mr. Ranulph Bye
Mr. John C. Bythrow

Mr. William F. Cadge

Mrs. Lambert Cadwalader

Mr. Tillman Cahn

Mr. Anthony J. Calabrese

Miss Marilyn M. Calderoni

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Camana

Miss Blanche G. Camero

Miss Dorothy E. Camhi

Miss Edith R.Campbell

Miss Virginia R. Campbell

Campbell Soup Company

Mr. Francis J. Cannie

Mr. Christopher F. Canonico

Mr. Albert M. Canter

Mr. Edward Cantor

Mr. Matthew R. Capizzi

Mr. Edward F. Carey

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Cargill

Major Aaron E. Carpenter

Mrs. Dawn Carpenter

Mrs. Helen Carpenter

Carpenters Machinery Company,

Mrs. Mary Louise Carroll

Mr. Alfred Casciato

The Hon. Meyer R. Gasman

Miss Alesandra Castellucci

Mr. Barry R. Castle

Dr. & Mrs. John W. Cataldo

Mr. & Mrs. H. Robert Cathcart

Mr. Richard J, Cattafesta

Mr, & Mrs, Dante Cattani

Mr. Daniel V. Cavaliere
Dr. & Mrs. Henry S.Cecil
Mr. John A. Cederstrom
Central Typesetting Company
Mr. Alexander B. Ceres
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Chait
Mr, William D, Challenger
Miss Mary E, Chalmers
Mr, & Mrs, Burton Chance
Mrs. George G. Chandler
Mr. William Charkow
Dr. & Mrs. Charles W. Charny
Mrs. Ben H. Charon
Mr. Edward L. Cherry
Mr. Edward P. Cheslock
Mr. Herbert Chester
Children's Hospital
Miss Sophia Chitjian
Mrs. Willard L. Christensen
Chrysler Corporation Fund
Mr. Yand L. Chung
Mrs. Francis Churchill
Miss Ellen Chuse
Mrs. Holly N. Cicooricco
Mrs. Donald A. Ciocca
Mrs. Beatrice M. Cirillo
Mrs. R. Leslie Cizek
Mr. W. Porter Clanton
Mrs. J. P.Clark
Mrs. Joseph V. F. Clay, Jr.
Miss Sandra Clay
Mrs. Helene Fox Clayton
Mr. Clyde Perdue Cleaver
Mr. &Mrs. N. Bernard Cleff
Mr. Richard B. Cliff
Mrs. H. Michael Cline
Mrs. Florence Butz Cloud
Mr. Robert T. Clough, Jr.
Mr. George P. Coan, Jr.
Mrs. Jan Cobb
' Mr. John J. Coen
Mr. Harold Coffin
Mr. Marple Cohee
Mrs. Elaine P. Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert B. Cohen
Mr. Leon Cohen
Mrs. Ronald G. Cohen
Inc. Mr. Sol Calvin Cohen
Mr. Stephen Z, Cohen
Dr, & Mrs. Herbert Cohn
Miss Carlotta Colaiezzi
Mrs. Lewis F. Colbert
Miss Patricia C. Cole
Mr. Robert P. Colelori
Mr. Ralph P. Coleman
Mrs. David J, Colfelt
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Colker

Miss Ann Olivia Collander

Mrs. Aaron D. Colten

Mrs. Thomas E. Comber, Jr.

Concora Foundation

The Conde Nast Publications, Inc.

Mr. Loy W. Conley

Mrs. Mary I. Connelly

Mrs. James Connolly

Mr. McCauley Connor

Mr. Robert Conover

Mr. William R. Conrad

Continental Bank and Trust Compa

Mr. Forrest H. Cooper

Miss Mildred A. Cooper

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Cooper

Mrs. Martha Libby Cooperman

Mr. Maxwell F. Coplan

Mrs. Raymond Leslie Copson

Mr. Joseph A. Corbi '

Mr. Anthony D. Corcetto

Mrs. Gribbel Corkran

Mrs. W. S. Corkran

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard M. Corona

Mr. Samuel L. Corson

Mr. Edward F. Cortese

Mrs. Ingham Coryell

Mr. Walter Costenbader

Mr. Gus Cotey

Mr. Staats Cotsworth

Mr. Francis R. Couch

Mrs. Janet E. Cowan

Miss Dorothy Cowles

Mr. Reavis Cox

Mr. Samuel Robert Cox

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Cox

Mr. & Mrs. Weld Coxe

Mr. Edward Coxey

Craftex Mills, Inc. of Penna.

Mrs. J. Thomas Craig

Dr. & Mrs. A. Reynolds Crane

Mrs. William J. Crane

Mr. Edward K. Cratsley

Mr. Warren Creely

Crescent Cardboard Company

Mr. Aniello F. Crescent!

Dr. & Mrs. Charles N. Cretzmeyer

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Mrs. Linda Ominsky

Mr. &Mrs. Frank A. O'Neill

Dr. & Mrs. Hugh O'Neill

Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. O'Neill

Mrs. George Opp

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Oppecker

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Orleans

Mrs. Herbert Oritsky

Mr. David Oser

Dr. & Mrs. Donald Ottenberg

Mr. William C. Otter

Miss M. Suzanne Oughton

Mr. Elmer B. Owen, Jr.

Mr. Frank J. Owens

Mrs. Zelda Getzow Oziek

Mr. John Padusis

Mr. Ronald A. Paglia

Miss Theresa M. Pagllone

Mr. & Mrs. Dikran S. Pakradooni

Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Palmer

Mr, & Mrs. Kenneth C. Panciera

Mrs. Carol Panner

Mr. James H. Parcher

Mrs. George A. Parentl

Mr. Kenneth P. Parker

Mrs. C. Allen Patrick

Mr. Donald W, Patterson

Mrs. Albert Paul

Mr. Frank W. Paul

Miss Frances E. Paulson

Mr. Lowell R. Patton. Jr.

Mr. William Payne. Jr.

Miss Patricia A. Pealer

Miss Barbara Pearce

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Pearson

Charles Peberdy & Son, Inc.

Mr. William E. Peckham

Mr. Frederick W. G. Peck

Pediatric Department, Penna. Hospital

Mr. Duncan Peek

Mr. James G. Peirce, Jr.

Mrs. Nancy Pelham

Mrs. Peter Pellegrino

Penn Wax Works, Inc.

Mrs. Evelyn B, C. Pennegar

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Pennock, Jr.

Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.

Mrs. Alice Legge Penza

The Barry & Marilyn Peril Fdn.
Mr. Raymond C. Perko
Mr. Lee Perri
Mr. Anthony L. Pesini
Mrs. Alfreda F. Peterson
Mrs. Louise Rogers Peterson
Mrs. Ernest Petko
Mr. & Mrs, Peter F. Petraglia
Mrs. M. J. Petrosky
Mr. Robert Pettinato
Mr. &Mrs. Jeff D. Petty
Mrs. George T. Pew
Mr. & Mrs. J. G. Pew
Mr. Joseph M. Pezely, Jr.
Philadelphia Paint & Glass Go.
The Philadelphia Psychiatric Society
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Phillips
Phillips & Jacobs, Inc.
Photo-Process Screen Mfg. Co.
Phototype Engraving Co., Inc.
Mr. Charles F. Pickel
Mrs. Elizabeth Willis Pierson
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Mr. Angelo Pinto
Mr. Biagio Pinto
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Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Pitz
Mr. Elmer Pizzi
Mrs. Stewart Plattenberger
Mr. C. F. Platz
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Mr. & Mrs. W. Kirtman Plummer
Mr. Clemens J. Poiesz
Mr. Samuel Polin
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Mr. & Mrs. Del C. Poore
Mrs. Pliny A. Porter, Jr.
Mrs. William H. Potterton
Mrs. C. R. Powell
Mr. Francis H. Pozzi
Mr. &Mrs. Robert A. Pratt
Presbyterian Life, Inc.
Mrs, Nathan J. Price
Miss Joyce Priest
Mrs. Otto C, Prinz
Mr. Patrick J, Procaccino
The Prudential Insurance Co. of
America

Mr, & Mrs, Hugh M, Purcell, Jr.
Mrs, Gerald Putman
Mr, George M, Pruitt, III

Quaker Storage Company, Inc.
Mr. John D. Quinn
Miss Rita Alice Quinn

Mr. Sidney A. Quinn

Mr. Louis E. Rabinowitz

Mr. Harris W. Radin

Dr. & Mrs. Edward C. Raffensperger

Mr. William T. Ramage

Miss Signe Lind Ramsten

Miss Bonnie Gay Randall

Mr. William R. Raney

Miss Lois Rapp

Mr. William Jones Rarick

Mr, Stuart H,Raub

Mr. Thomas D. Rautfenbart

Mrs. Val J. Raugas

Dr. & Mrs. I, S. Ravdin

Mr. Richard S. Ravenscroft

Reader's Digest Foundation

Mr. Aloysius J. Reagan

Mr. Edgar D. Real

Mr. Donald R. Reber

Mrs, J. Howard Reber

Mr, Donald Reckeweg

Mr, Clayton H, D. Redwood

Mr. & Mrs. Emmet L. Reed

Mrs, Robert H. Reed

Mr, Donald A. Rees

Mr, Richard R. Reese

Mrs, S. Bickley Reichner

Mr. James Reid

Mr. Bryce H. Reigle

Mrs. Doris Reilly

Mr. Richard H, Reinhardt

Mrs. Mary W. Remington

Mrs. Richard Remington

Miss Elise Remont

Miss Susan Renard

Mr. Harry C. Renn

Mr. Richard L. Renner

Mr. W, Richard Renninger

Mr, Stephen Reno

Miss L, Jane Ressler

Mr, & Mrs, William C, Ressler

Miss Dolores Marie Resta

Miss Alice S. Rhodes

Mr, Edwin J. Rhodes, Jr.

Mr. Louis M. Riccio

Mr, Norman N. Rice

Mr, Donald O, Rich

John F, Rich Company

Mr, Mel Richman

Mr. & Mrs, Edward Ridgeway

Miss Charlotte Ridpath

Mr, William Riedel

Dr, L. Isobel Rigg

Miss Dorothy V. Riley

Mr. John C. Riley, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. J. Russell Riley

Mrs. Charles N. Rink

Mrs. Herberts. Rishel

Mr. Albert Robbins

Mrs. Howard J. Robbins

Mr. Ralph J. Roberts

Miss Sydney Roberts

Mr, James C. Robertson

Mr. & Mrs. George Edward Robinette

Mr. Clayton F. Robinson

Miss Joan Craig Robinson

Mrs. Katherine R. Robinson

Miss M. Adine L. Robinson

Mr. Rudolph R. Robinson

Mrs. Ross Roby

Mr. Bernard V. Rock

Mr. & Mrs. Adair Rogers

Rohm & Haas Company

Miss Nancy A. Romano

Mrs. Herbert F. Rommel

Mr. Ben Rose

Mrs. Barbara Rosen

Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Rosenau

Rosenau Brothers, Inc.

Mr. Samuel R. Rosenbaum

Mrs. Frank Rosenberg

Mrs. Richard A. Rosenberger

Mrs. Henry B. Rosenfeld

Mrs. Lessing J. Rosenwald

Mr, Charles E. Rosner

Mr, Samuel Rotella

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Roth

Dr. George J. Roth

Miss Janice Roth

Mrs. Peter Roth

Mr. Fred Rothermel

Mr. Donald C. Rubel

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Rubin

Mrs. Jerome L. Ruderman

Mrs. Tillie Rudy

Mr. David E, Rue

Dr. & Mrs. Karl F. Rugart

Mr. Eugene C, Russell

Mr. Calvin H.Ruth

Mr. Joseph B. Rutmayer

Mr. James Ryan

Mr. Richard Sabel

Mr. & Mrs, Albert Sachs

Saint Hubert's Catholic High School

Saint Martins Church

Mr. Paul J, Salcito

The George L. & Mary C. Sail

Foundation
Mrs. Herbert W.Salus
Mrs. Edward W. Samans

Dr. &Mrs. M. H. Samitz
Mrs. Joseph Samost
Mrs. Beatrice Sarikianos
Mr. Morris W. Satinsky
Mr. Sheafe Satterwaite
Mr. Frederick C. Savage
Mr. Arthur Vernal Sawyer
Hon. Harold D. Saylor
Mrs. William Scarlett
Mr. Bernard K. Schachman
Mr. & Mrs. Jules Schaeffer
Mr. Stephen Robert Schaffzin
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Schafle
Mr. Robert D. Scheffey
Mr. Robert J. Scheibner
Mr. William Joseph Scheid
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Scheirer
Miss S, Gertrude Schell
Miss Jeanne A. Schemm
Mrs. Frederick W, Schermerhorn
Miss Joan D. Schietinger
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Schilling
Mr. Alfred Schliffer
Mr, James P, Schlosser
Mr, & Mrs. Robert G. Schneeberg
Mr. John B. Schneider
Mrs, Harry Schob
Dr, & Mrs, Chartes C. Schober
Mr. Francis A, Schock
Miss Hilda K. Schoenwetter
Mr. H. Joseph Schoos
Dr. & Mrs. Edward Schowalter
Mr. Abner Schreiber
Mr. Henry Schroder
Miss Judith M. Schroeder
Mrs. Rasmas Schroll
Mr. Donald R. Schudel
Dr. & Mrs. M. William Schwartz
Mrs. P. Kay Schwartz
Schwartz Fire Protection Co., Inc.
Mr. Alfred Schwarz
Mr. Frank A. Schweitzer
Mr, Anthony S. Sciascia
Mr. & Mrs. Aldred Scott
Dr. & Mrs, Earl Scott
Mr. &Mrs. Edgar Scott
Mr. Harold W. Scott
Mr. &Mrs. I. M. Scott
Mr. & Mrs. J. Wallace Scott, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Montgomery Sco
Scott Paper Company Foundation
Mrs. Robert J, Seaman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Sears
The Sears Roebuck Foundation
Mr, Ralph Seberhagen
Security-Columbian Banknote
Company

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne C. Seeley

Mr. &Mrs. Barry G. Seelig

Mr. Leslie A. Segal

Mr. Steven R. Seideman

Mrs. Kathryn Selditch

Mr. & Mrs. Nathan R. Seltzer

Mrs. Alice O. Bennett

Mr. Joseph T. Sennett

Mr. Edwin W. Shaar

Mrs. Marvin Shackmaster

Miss Patricia Lee Shaeff

Mr. Ronald E. Shaffer

Mrs. Mildred Shalit

Mr. Ira N. Shander

Mrs. Luther Shaner

Mr. Don J. Shanosky

The Shape Shop

Mrs. Bernice M. Shapiro

Miss Susan Lynne Shapiro

Mrs. Craig M. Sharps

Mr. Thomas A. Shay

Miss Virginia P. Sheard

Mr. &Mrs. Warners. Shelly

Mr. John E. Shenkle

Mrs. George Sherman

Mr..& Mrs. Karl Sherman

Mrs. Richard F. Sherred

Miss Barbara J. Shetzline

Mr. H. George Shimp

Dr. Irving P. Shire

Mrs. William E. Shoemaker

Mrs. Michael Shore

Miss Lucy Marie Shover

Mr. Clyde Shuler

Miss J. Malissa Shupert

Mrs. Henrietta Shuttleworth

Mr. Jerry J. Siano

Miss Rose B. Sichel

Mrs. Steven Sidew/ater

Mr. & Mrs. Adrian Siegel

Mr. Carlos Sierra-Franco

Mr. Martin Silverman

Mr. Paul Silverman

Mrs. Eugene Silvert

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Simboli

Robert Simmons Inc.

Miss Ann L. Simon

Mr. Lawrence L. Simon

Mr. John 0. Simons

Mr. Harvey Simpson

Miss Jean Simpson

Miss Lettia D. Simpson

Mr. William Singer

Mrs. Howard Sipler

Mr. & Mrs. Olaf G. Skoogfors

Mr. Arthur F. Skwierzynski

Mrs. Albert A. Slachowitz

Miss Cheryl Slavitt

Mrs. Charles F. Slaw

Mr. Kenneth W.SIifer

Mrs. Joseph Slobodian

Mrs. Ralph M. Smaller

Mrs. Henry R. Smedley

Mrs. Boyd W. Smith

Mrs. Charles Harper Smith

Mrs. Faith Ewart Smith

Miss Gwendolyn M. Smith

Mrs. Irving Smith

Mr. James E. Smith

The Rev. Jerry R. Smith

Mr. & Mrs, Lawrence M. C. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond K. Smith

Mr. Robert A. Smith, Jr.

Smith Kline & French Foundation

Mrs. Helen R. Snellenburg

Mr. Stanley S. Snellenburg

Mrs. Arthur L. Snover

Mr. Andrew Snyder

Mr. Charles W.Snyder III

Mr. Phillip V. Snyder

Miss Reba Sochis

Mr. Abraham Softer

Mr. Howard Soifer

Mr. Jesse Soifer

Mrs, Leon Solis-Cohen, Jr.

Mrs. Martin Sommers

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sonstein

The Andrew J. Sordoni Fdn., Inc.

Mrs. Susan Spaet

Dr. John R. Spannuth

Mrs. Maurice D. Spector

Mrs. William Spence

Mrs. Herbert Spigel

Mrs, Arnold S. Spillman

Mr, William Spitler, Jr.

Mrs, Jack E, Spivak

Mrs, Laurie M. Spivak

Mr. Layton C, Spraker

Mr, Stephen J. Stadelmeier

Mr, & Mrs. Harolld J. Stahle, Jr.

Mr. Walter E. Stait

Mr. George R. Stallone

Mrs, Mildred Stambaugh

Mr, Walt Stan

Mr, Ward M, Stanley

Stanley Hardware Co., Inc.

Mrs. Frederick Starling

Miss Kathryn Starr

Miss Kazmira Stasinski

Dr. & Mrs, Herbert M. Stauffer

Mrs. Rose Gimbel Stecker

Mr, Carl L, Steele

Mrs, Patricia K, Steele

Mrs. Walter M. Stein

Mrs. Wynne Steinsnyder

Mr. Harvey T. Stephens

Mrs. Robert L. Stephenson

Sterling Products Company

Mrs. Virginia Sterner

Mr. Wayne J.Stettler

Mrs. Lewis M. Stevens

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh W. Stevenson

Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart

Mrs. Flaccus Stifel

Mr. Herbert A. Stiles

Mr. Paul W. Stitt

Mrs. Dianne Lee Stock

Dr. & Mrs. S. Emien Stokes

The Stonehurst Foundation

Mr. Albert Storz

Mr. Brian Stuhlmuller

Mrs. George D.Stull

Mrs. Roger F. Sullivan

The Leon Sunstein, Jr. Foundation

Miss Loraine Surnitsky

Daniel E. Sutton Advertising Agency

Mr. Terre R. Sweet

Mr. David John Swift

Mr. William F, Swink

Sykes Scholtz Lumber Company

Mrs. Carol E. Taback

Mr. & Mrs, Lewis P. Tabor

Mr. Americo J. Taddeo

Mrs. John P. Talbot

Mr. & Mrs. Sidney A. Tannenbaum

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Tarbox

Mr. Philip V. Tascone

Tasty Baking Foundation

Mr. Jeffrey D. Tauser

Miss Anna Lee Taylor

Mr. James A. Taylor

Dr. & Mrs. J. Edward Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. Jesse S. Taylor

Mr, Lawrence N. Taylor

Mr, Robert J. Taylor

Mrs. Jane Teller

Temp-Way Corporation

Mrs. Marian E. Tenaglia

The Theano Foundation

Mr. Don Abbott Thomas

Dr. E. Bruce Thomas

Mr. & Mrs, James E. Thomas

J, Walter Thompson Company Fund

Mr. William H. Thompson

Mrs. Mabel Johnston Thorburn

Mrs. Leiand W. Thorn

Mrs. Chloe V, Thorne

Mr. Walter T, Tillman

Mr. Morris H. Tindall

Miss Mary Lou Todd

Mrs. John J. Tomalino

Mr. Stephen A. Tomar

Mr. Norman Tomases

Dr. & Mrs. Pendleton Tompkins

Mrs. William T.Tonner

Miss Barbara J. Torchin

Mr. Victor Trasoff

Mr. Dennis W. Traub

Mrs. PaulTrescott

Trinity Club

Miss Anita N.Troisi

Mr. Joseph R.Truitt, Jr.

Mrs. Victor A. Turkot

Mrs. Louise E. Turner

Mrs. Lucile P.Turner

Mr. & Mrs. George I. Tyndall

Typographic Service Inc.

Miss Geraldine Tyson

Miss Natalie Tyson

Mr. John A. Uecker

Union Boiler Works, Inc.

United States Steel Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Jack Univer

Mr. Darwin Urffer

Mr. James Van Artsdalen
Mr. Donald Van Billiard, Jr.
Mrs. Joseph B. Vander Veer
Mrs. J. C. Van Eck
Mrs. Judy Van Heyst
Mr. Adolph Van Hollander
Mrs. William R. Van Leer
Mr. Joseph W. Van Sant
Mr. Andrew Vellrath
Miss Shirley J. Vernon
Mr. Alfred T. Verrecchio
Mr. Conrad W. Vogel
Vogel-Ritt Inc.

Miss Bertha Von Moschzisker
Mr. Mark von Zeck, Jr.
Mr. Thomas F.Vroman

Mr. Robert M.Wachob

Miss Joan Patricia Wade

Dr. & Mrs. Harry H, Wagenheim

Miss Vivian A, Wagner

Mr. William L. Wagner

Mrs. George Wahl

Mr. J. Michael WaKely

Mr. & Mrs. Wynn F. Wakeman

Miss Elizabeth H. Walker

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph 0. Wallace

Mrs. Roberts. Wallace

Mrs. Eudora Sellner Walsh

Mr. Robert R. Walsh

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred B. Walter

Mrs. Marguerite Walter

Mrs. Mark Walter

Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Walters

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Wanamaker

Mrs. Mary Kimball Ward

Mr. &Mrs. Philip H. Ward III

Mr. Hamilton D.Ware

Mrs. Arthur B. Waring

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Warwick

Mrs. Edith Stix Wasserman

Mr. Howard N. Watson

Mr. Joseph Harold Watson

Miss Nadia Watson

Mr. Robert W. Watson

Mr. Charles A. Waugaman

Mr. John I. Weaver

Mrs. Herbert K. Webb

Dr. & Mrs. Lennard L. Weber

Mrs. Alva Shive Wehler

Miss Beatrice Weidner

Mrs. Robert V.Weil

Mr. Ephraim Weinberg

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Weiner

Mr. & Mrs. Milton Weiner

Mr. James P. Weir

Mrs. Lester Weisert

Mrs. Janet B. Weisman

Mr. Leo Weisz

Mrs. Frank W. Wellons

Mrs. HaroldB. Wells, Jr.

Mr. Thomas Edward Wells

Mr. William Henry Welsh, Jr.

Mr. William Joseph Wendt

Mr. Joseph Wenger

Mr. & Mrs, Jules F. Wery

Miss Ruth A. Wescott

Dr. Allen II. Wetter

Mr. & Mrs. Allen R. Wexler

Mrs. Harry D. Wexler

Mr. Leonard P. Wexler

Mr. John Wheatly

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander B. Wheeler

Miss Emily White

Mrs, Thomas Raeburn White

Mr. William G.White

Mrs. Daniel Whiteman

Whiting-Paterson Company, Inc.

Mr. George D. Widener

Mrs. Louis Wiederhold, Jr.

Mrs. Alfred Wielopolska

Mr. & Mrs, Morris Jay Wiener

Miss Helen Wightman

Dr, & Mrs. Henry Lee Willet

Mr. Arthur P. Williams

Mr. Gary A. Williams

Mr. Henry B. Williams

Mr. John S. Williams

Dr. & Mrs. William J. Williams

Mrs. Arthur Wilson

Miss Dorothy Wilson

Mrs, Joanne Wilson

Mr, Raymond B. Wilson

Mrs. Harry C. Winslow

Mrs. EmmaT. Witmer

Mr. Melvin H. Witte

Mr. Edward L. Wittner

Mr. Martin Woldow

Mr. &Mrs. Albert E. Wolf

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred L. Wolf

Mrs. Alvin E. Wolf, Jr.

Francis and Ellas Wolf Fund

Mr. Howard A. Wolf

Dr. & Mrs. John H. Wolf

Mr. &Mrs. Walter L. Wolf

Dr. & Mrs. William Wolgin

Mr. Michael Wollman

Mrs. Saul I. Wollman

Mr. Harleston R.Wood

Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Wood

Mr. Seymour Woodnick

Miss Suzanne Woodroff

Dr. & Mrs, Marston T. Woodruff

Mr. William J. Woods

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Woodward

F.W. Woolworth Company

Miss Rita Wootten

Dr. & Mrs. Carroll S. Wright

Miss Nettie Wurster

Mrs. Ernest F. Wuthmann, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Wuthmann, Jr.

Mrs. Elizabeth Wynkoop

Miss Nancy W. Wysemen

Mr. Theodore Andrew Xaras
Mr. Theodore Cosmos Xaras

Mrs. Grace Yarnall
Mr. Richard A. Yeager ■
Mr. & Mrs. Robert I. Yerkes
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Yoder
Mr. Stuart Henri Yost
Mrs. Don Young
George Young Company
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Young
Mrs. Richard Young
Mrs. Violet Ruth Youse

Mr. Peter Zaharchuk
Mr. John Zanchettin
Miss Emma Lou Zarfoss
Mrs. Jerome M. Zaslow
Mrs. Seymour Zeenkov
Mrs. Lucy K. Zeldman
Mrs. Edwin J. Zeiser
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Zeisse
Mr. C. Donald Zimmerman
Mr. Walter Zimmerman
Miss Marie Zimmermann
Mrs. Rosette B. Zinman
Miss Gayle Maria Zison
Mrs. Charles F. Zittle
Mrs. Elizabeth R. Zogbaum
Mrs. Brenda B. Zuccarini
Mr. &Mrs. John J. Zwald

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Philadelphia College of Art

Summary Statement

of Current Income,

Expenditures

and Appropriations

Year Ended June 30, 1968

Current Income:

Tuition and fees

Auxiliary enterprises

Appropriation from City of Philadelphia

Appropriation from Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania

Gifts and grants expended

Endowment income expended

Other sources

Total Current Income
Current Expenditures:

General administration and general expense

Instruction and departmental research

Library

Operation and maintenance of physical plant

Auxiliary enterprises

Student aid

Total Current Expenditures
Appropriations to:

Loan funds

Development funds

Total Current Expenditures and Appropriations
Excess of current expenditures and appropriations

over current income

1 ,666,022

197,127

12,000

283,179

250,748

44,158

14,511

579,283
1,046,820
92,620
281,352
219,938
182,782

2,467,745

2,402,795

4,644
64,950

2,472,389

$ 4,644

Notes to Financial Statements June 30,
1968 1) Property, plant and equipment
are stated at the following values:
Land— assessed value for transfer tax
purposes as of June 30, 1954. Buildings
and building improvements— current
replacement value as determined for
insurance purposes as of June 30. 1964
plus subsequent additions at cost.
Equipment and furnisfiings— sound value
{replacement cost less accumulated
depreciation) as determined by an

appraisal dated July 1. 1965 v»ith sub-
sequent additions at cost Library books
— $1 .00 a volume. In accordance with
generally accepted accounting principles
for a college, no provision has been
made in the accounts for depreciation
of plant and equipment. 2) Notes payable
to bank include one note in the principal
amount of $182,400 as of June 30. 1968,
which is payable in semi-annual instal-
ments of $3,800 with interest at 5%%
and is secured by a mortgage on College

real estate, and a second note payable^
to bank in the principal amount of
$224,000 as of June 30. 1968, which is
payable September 25. 1968 with interest
at 6% %. The mortgage note payable in
the principal amount of S568.000 is
due in monthly instalments of $4,315
(including interest at eVi %) commencing
January 1 . 1969 and is secured by a
mortgage on premises 1432-34 Spruce
Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, which
are included in the financial statements

at a cost of $806,434. 3) The College has
a pension plan provided through Teach-
ers Insurance Annuity Association cover-
ing faculty and administrative staff
personnel. The total pension expense for
the year was $27.521 . The College's
policy is to fund pension cost accrued.

Philadelphia College of Art
Condensed Balance Sheet
June 30, 1968

Assets

Current Funds;
General:
Cash 91,744

Appropriations receivable, Commonwealth of

Penna. 88,494

Accounts receivable, other 23,777

Supply store inventory, at cost 42,61 6

Prepaid expenses 1,108 247,739

Restricted;
Cash 244,253

Endowment Funds and Funds Functioning as
Endowment;

Uninvested principal cash
Stocks and bonds at cost (quoted market
value $1,043,577)
Loan Funds;
Cash

Notes and accounts receivable
Plant Funds (notes 1 and 2);
Development fund-cash
Land, buildings and improvements
Equipment and furnishings
Library books

See accompanying
Notes to Financial
Statements

9,668

1,000,349

1,010,017

11,483
320,544

332,027

142,754

4,399,022

748,344

26,691

5,316,811

$7,150,847

Liabilities and Fund Balances

Current Funds;
General:
Accounts payable and accrued expenses 148,120
Student deposits and advance tuition 68,507

Fund balance 31,112 247,739

Restricted:
Unexpended fund balances 244,253

Endowment Funds and Funds Functioning as
Endowment:

Principal of funds:

General purpose 671,496

Special purpose 338,521 1,010,017

Loan Fundsr

Student aid funds 332,027

Plant Funds:

Development fund 142,754

Notes payable (note 2) 406,400

Mortgage note payable (note 2) 568,000

Net investment in plant 4,199,657 5,316,811

$7,150,847

Philadelphia College of Art
Summary Statement
of Changes in Funds
Year Ended June 30. 1968

Current Funds
General

Balance at beginning of year

Restricted

35,756

Add (deduct):

Excess of expenditures and appropriations over

income
Endowment and other investment income
Gifts and grants

General fees designated for development funds
Proceeds from borrowing
Gain on sale of investments, net
Additions to plant and equipment from:

Current funds

Development funds
Expended endowment income and gifts

and grants transferred to current operations
Transfer (to) from other funds
Reduction in indebtedness
Other

(4,644)

246,445

58,503
228,333

(294,906)
(4,271)

10,149

(4,644)

(2,192)

Balance at end of year

$ 31,112

$ 244,253

Plant Funds

Loan Development Net Investment

Funds Funds in Plant

290,070 120,607 3,953,560

41,795

13,346 -

53,430 -

792,000 (792,000)

-

(871,384)

159,113
871,384

" 4,644
(4,482)

69,221

(7,600)

(26,866)

7,600

41,957

22,147

246,097

$ 332,027 $ 142,754 $4,199,657

The Board of Trustees
Philadelphia College of Art:
We have examined the condensed balance
sheet of Philadelphia College of Art as of
June 30, 1 968 and the related statement of
current income, expenditures, appropriations
and current general funds balance and the
several statements of changes in funds for
the year then ended. Our examination was
made in accordance with generally accepted
auditing standards, and accordingly included
such tests of the accounting records and
such other auditing procedures as we
considered necessary in the circumstances.

In our opinion, the accompanying con-
densed balance sheet and statement of
current income, expenditures, appropriations
and current general funds balance and the
several statements of changes in funds
present fairly the financial position of
Philadelphia College of Art at June 30, 1968
and the results of its operations forthe year
then ended, in comformity with generally
accepted accounting principles applied on a
basis consistent with that of the preceding
year.

Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
August 2, 1968

Board of Trustees

Howard A. Wolf, Chairman

Edward G, Budd, Jr., Vice-chairm;

Philip A. Bregy, Secretary

Rex H. Anderson

Roberto. Bach

F. Bruce Baldwin

Arnold A. Bayard

George D. Beck

Warren Blair

Richard C. Bond

Edward K. Cratsley

James Eiseman

Philip J. Eitzen

Stephen S. Gardner

Mrs. Albert M. Greenfield

KermitJ. Hall

H. OberHess

Charles E. IngersoU

Peter Kyropoulos

Thomas B. McCabe, Jr.

Mrs Charles A. tVleyer

Robert Milnazik

Robert Buchanan Mitchell

Ronald K, Porter

William L Rafsky

Randal W Reed

Mel Richman

Mrs. Lessing J. Rosenwald

Mrs Andrew J. Sordoni, Jr.

Robert M Wachob

Mrs. Otis Walter

Philip H.Ward, III

Frederick M. Yost
Honorary Members

R. Sturgis IngersoU

Mrs Malcolm Lloyd

Samuel R Rosenbaum

Mrs. Thomas Raeburn White

George D. Widener

Mrs, John Wintersteen

Officers of the Corporation
President, George D Culler
Vice-president, Howard A. Wolf
Secretary, Philip A. Bregy
Treasurer, Stephen S Gardner
Assistant Treasurer. Morns Weiss ;

President

George D. Culler
Dean of Faculty

George R, Bunker
Assistant Dean of Faculty

Richard H. Relnhardt
Evening Division Director

Jane Flory
Educational Department Directors

Art Education, John Cataldo

Craft, William Daley

Environmental Design, Joseph McGee

Fabric Design, Ruben Eshkanian

Graphic Design, Kenneth Hiebert

Illustration, Albert Gold

Industrial Design, John Andrews

Painting, tvlorris Berd and Larry Day

Photography and Film, Sol Mednick

Printmaking, Jerome Kaplan

Sculpture, Dennis Leon

Liberal Arts, Bernard Hanson

Foundation Program, Leonard Lehrer
and Richard Stetser
Librarian

Hazel Gustow
Film Collection Supervisor

David Grossman
Slide Collection Supervisor

Nancy Glendinning
Director of Exhibitions

Richard Hood
Design Consultants

Kenneth Hiebert

Richard Hood

Joseph McGee

Stephen Geissbuhler
Editorial Assistant

Nancy Smith
Dean of Students

Roberto. Weitzel. Jr
Director of Admissions

Brian Stuhlmuller
Assistants in Admissions

William Matthias

Kay Matassa
Registrar

Charles L. Wilson
Director of Student Affairs

Glenn Stroud
Counselling Psychologist

Shirley Rubin
Consulting Physicians

Charles G. Hertz, M.D.

Marieanne Collins, M D
Nurses

Eleanor Oley, R.N

Eileen Fair, R.N.

Student Residence Supervisor

Betty McBee
Business Manager

Morris Weiss
Assistant to the Business Manager

William Piatt
Director of Buildings and Grounds

Daniel Miller
Manager of College Store

JohnC. O'Neill
Di'ector of Development and Public Relations

Howard M. Schwartz
Director of Public Information

Samuel Gamburg
Alumni Secretary

Gene Loos
Placement Secretary

Linda Yarnell
Staff Photographer

Jack Simons

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The Philadelphia College of Art was estab-
lished in 1876, as an outgrowth of the
Centennial Exposition, to train artists and
designers primarily for industry. Originally,
it was a corporate part of the Pennsylvania
Museum and School of Industrial Art/f.

PCA in 1 893 moved to its present site at
Broad and Pine Streets in center city.
Successive name changes in this century
record advancements in institutional character
and purpose: 193Q Philadelphia Museum and
School of Industrial Art/; 1 94^, Philadelphia
Museum School of Art; 1959, upon final
accreditation by the Middle States Association
of Colleges and Secondary Schools,
Philadelphia Museum College of Art and,
in 1964, with independence from the
Philadelphia Museum of Art Corporation,
Philadelphia College of Art.

The Bachelor of Fine Arts degree is
awarded to professional majors in: Graphic
Design, Illustration, Environmental Design,
Art Education, Craft, Fabric Design, Sculpture,
Printmaking, Painting, Photography and
Film. The Bachelor of Science degree is
awarded in Industrial Design. A graduate
program has begun with the Master of Arts
in Art Education and will be followed by a
Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture, Painting,
Printmaking, Graphic Design, Industrial,
Fabric, and Environmental Design, Photog-
raphy and Film and Craft and Advanced
Materials Design.

The College's Evening Division offers
part-time study leading to a professional
Certificate or an Associate in Arts degree.
A pre-college summer program provides
studio experience for students requiring
additional training in art.

Among the course subjects which supple-
ment the programs of most major departments
are drawing and painting, printmaking,
ceramics, sculpture, metals (including
jewelry and silversmithing), typographic
design and liberal arts. All classroom projects
are closely integrated with developments in
the contemporary design fields. Problems
are often organized in collaboration with the
design departments of leading industries.
Distinguished guest critics and artist
designers, closely associated with the
College, visit the classes regularly. Over
nine decades, the College has trained
approximately 1 0,000 artists, designers
and teachers.

Philadelphia College of Art
Broad and Pine Streets
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
(215) Kl 6-0545

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