Annual report, 1967

91st Annual Report
Philadelphia College of Art

Philadelphia College of Art
Broad and Pine Streets
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
Area Code 215 Kl 6 0545

Opportunity and Challenge — PCA in its Ninth Decade
A message from Howard A. Wolf, Chairman of the Board

Embarked on the decade that will culminate in its one hundredth anniversary in 1976, the
College is in a time of unparalleled opportunity and challenge. The call for the involvement
of the professionally trained artist and designer in the socio-technological advancements of
the latter half of this century is a clarion one. If it is an exciting time to exercise creativity,
it is an equally exciting time to educate the creators.

Faces hitherto foreign to the art college now are examining it in a search for urgently-needed
new approaches and techniques. These are the faces of industry, business, science, education
and government. The art college, they are discovering, has much to offer in helping to solve
vexing problems in such diverse fields as urban renewal, housing, highway congestion, archi-
tecture, product design, packaging and, indeed, virtually all of the things that form our en-
vironment and touch us in our personal and professional lives.

The professional art college, in short, has come of age since the Second World War. Our
College has seized new opportunities with characteristic vigor. It has geared its professional
and liberal arts programs to the demands of a society hungry for beauty and utility. It con-
tinues to ask ever more of its faculty and students, insisting that they recognize their roles on
the team of modern day planners and doers. This is no easy task since the artist's personal
sense of integrity and creativity must never be infringed upon.

Our College today is ranked among the nation's leading art colleges. Its faculty of artist-
teachers commands national respect and its alumni continue to gain attention and honors.
Unblessed by huge endowments and housed in buildings of the Civil War era, the College has
risen to its position of eminence by virtue of initiative and dedication.

Despite this record of accomplishment, the needs of our College, both financial and phys-
ical, are great. One thing is certain. With the growing support of alumni and friends and with
the increasing awareness of business and industry of the importance of professional art
training, the College will maintain its progressive record of training young people whose con-
tributions to society will be both meaningful and beautiful.

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Winds of Change

Primarily in evidence at the College during the 1966-67 academic year was a broadening of
educational horizons and emphasis on initiative and self-help in meeting the challenges of a
growing institution. Not the least of these challenges stemmed from the growing awareness
by industry, business, science and government of the important contributions of the pro-
fessional art college.

This awareness - a kind of "winds of change" sweeping across the world of art education -
was reflected upon by President Culler in an address to the admissions officers of the
National Association of Schools of Art who convened at PCA.

President Culler declared: "We have had the age of reason and the age of technology;
perhaps the next age is artistic. We shall not be of much help if we continue to think of the
arts in particular and traditional ways. The artistic activity I am predicting will not necessarily
be expressed by putting paint on canvas - but already our students are utilizing materials
and tools never before associated with artistic purpose to achieve results we never dreamed of."

To Cradle a New Age

President Culler added: "We cannot know what techniques the revolution will need, but if
we strive to make our schools arenas where the creative act can take place, we may be, of
any of the existing institutions, the best prepared to cradle a new age."

In preparing the College as one of the arenas for the new age, President Culler, the Board of
Trustees, the Faculty and the Administration continued planning for major implementations
and improvements. Some of these plans already have borne fruit; others necessarily are in the
long-range category.

One of the most notable improvements was the construction of the Reinhardt Studio, a
single-story building urgently required to house adequately the College's programs in graphic
design and ceramics. It was financed from the College's own resources and built by the
Assistant Dean of Faculty, Richard Reinhardt, one alumnus and two students. For these
reasons, the College was able to acquire a building at a cost of half its $55,000 valuation.

The College Moves Ahead

Despite a small budget for construction, the College moved ahead in providing other urgent-
ly-needed classroom and studio space. Another major step was the acquisition by lease of
10,000 square feet in a nearby office building to house the Liberal Arts Department. This

facility will be available for occupancy in the Spring semester.

A variety of other improvements and additions were made. These included installation of a
glass foundry, addition of a dark room, more space for a sculpture studio, a new plaster shop,
new equipment in the Environmental Design, Industrial Design and Painting departments,
renovation of the Fabric Design Department, additional space for the offices of admission
and registration, renovations in the student lounge, and enlarged quarters for the mail room.
Scheduled for early completion are a new faculty lounge, a student locker area and air
conditioning of the library.

Expanding Educational Horizon

While physical improvements were much in evidence, the College also made strides in its
educational programs. Particularly outstanding was the inauguration of the College's first
graduate study program -- a program leading to a Master of Arts in Art Education degree.
Additional graduate degree programs are in the planning stages.

On the undergraduate level, other significant improvements were effected. Following the
revision of the freshman year, with the initiation in the fall of 1966 of the Foundation
Program, The Educational Policy Committee of the faculty, working with the Dean, formu-
lated a completely new three-year departmental structure. Characteristic of this program is
a uniform credit distribution which insures a balanced integration of liberal, major and
related arts courses. Sophomores who manifest a strong interest in more than one field of
study may elect a dual major thereby postponing a final major choice until their junior year.
On the upper class levels students are offered a considerable range of electives to allow their
formulation of more individual programs of study.

Related to this fundamental curriculum development is the inauguration of a new faculty-
student counselling program. As freshmen, students are actively guided by their studio
instructors and section coordinators as well as through a program of career orientation
offered by the several major departments. As sophomores, entering a new department for the
first time, they are now assigned to a faculty counsellor who will guide their choice of liberal
and related arts electives through their next three years.

New Programs

Beyond these rather sweeping organizational changes, several specific additions to the
undergraduate curricula are noteworthy. A new major course in film has been developed by
the Photography and Film Department; electives in glass-blowing are available for the first

time to majors within the Craft Department and a continuing enlargement of the Liberal
Arts Department roster of electives has been effected.

Increased Faculty

Over the past two years the faculty of the day College has been increased by seventeen mem-
bers to a total of one hundred and thirty-five at present. However, the most significant aspect
of this increase has been the change in the proportion of part to full-time faculty. In 1965-66
fifty-nine part-time faculty matched a like number of full-time members; while in 1967-68
the number of full-time members surpasses those who are part-time by a ratio of 73 to 62.
This kind of increase, which will be continued, has contributed in large part to the growing
vitality and effectiveness of the faculty and its curricula.

Board of Trustees

The Board of Trustees, which includes many business and industrial leaders, was strengthened
by the addition of Dr. F. Bruce Baldwin, president and chief executive officer of Horn and
Hardart of Philadelphia; Richard C. Bond, Chairman of John Wanamaker and Robert Milnazik,
Philadelphia graphic designer and member of the Class of 1951. Three Trustees, whose terms
had expired, continued their service to the College as honorary Trustees. They are R. Sturgis
Ingersoll, Samuel R. Rosenbaum and Mrs. Thomas Raeburn White.

UICA

The College has become a member of the Union of Independent Colleges of Art, a national
association linking six independent arts schools. Among the steps being considered by the
group are faculty exchanges, a cooperative admission and recruitment program, formation of
proposals to obtain funds from foundations and corporations and cooperative support of
graduate studies at a member school best suited for such studies.

Commencement

Three honorary doctorates in fine arts were conferred at Spring Commencement. Recipients
were Edmund Bacon, Executive Director of the Philadelphia City Planning Commission;
Paul Froelich, painter and teacher and Susanne Knauth Langer, Professor Emeritus and
Research Scholar in Philosophy at Connecticut College for Women. The College's Gold Star
in recognition of accomplishments in sculpture was presented to Reuben Nakian. The Award
of Merit for distinguished support of the arts by a non-artist was bestowed upon Mrs.
Vanderbilt Webb, chairman of the board of the American Craftsmen's Council. The Alumni
Award for distinction in his field was presented to Morris Berd, co-director of the College's
Painting Department.

Honors

The College continued to receive awards and national attention. Dennis Leon, Associate
Professor of Sculpture, was a recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship for outstanding and
demonstrated creative ability in the fine arts. Professor Leon also received a $2500 award
from the National Institute of Arts and Letters. Assistant Professor James McWilliams was
awarded two prizes for design in a national competition sponsored by the American Alumni
Council in cooperation with Time-Life, Inc. The Industrial Design Department participated
in a study sponsored by the Armco Steel Corporation and its student entry of designs for
ingestive, self-cleaning floors received national attention. Student entries also received
major awards in competitions sponsored by the National Society of Interior Designers,
Monsanto Company, National Cotton Batting Institute and the National Association of Bed-
ding Manufacturers.

Exhibitions and Lecturers

Throughout the academic year, the College presented exhibitions for the benefit of students
and the public. Exhibitions included Polish graphic art, multiple art, works from the personal
collections of faculty members, displays from the Type Directors Club of New York and the
American Institute of Graphic Art and a presentation of the best of student work. Among
visiting lecturers were Dr. Richard G. Carrott, assistant professor at the University of
California at Riverside, who spoke on Egyptian revival architecture and Dr. Heinrich Schwartz,
curator of the Davidson Art Center, Wesleyan University, who lectured on 19th century pho-
tography. The College also was host to a conference of admissions officers from independent
art schools affiliated with the National Association of Schools of Art.

Annual Giving

Annual giving to the College continued to show an encouraging increase, both in the number
of contributors and the amounts. A total of $141,794.68 was contributed for the fiscal
period July 1, 1966, to June 30, 1967. This was an increase of $8,849.68 over the compar-
able preceding period. Particularly encouraging was the increased representation by alumni
and trustees. Alumni giving for 1966-67 totaled $17,842.81 contrasted with $4,974.04 the
preceding period. Trustee giving for 1966-67 totaled $20,526.80 compared with $10,130.00
for 1965-66.

Honor Roll 1966-67 Annual Fund

This Honor Roll is published in the Annual Report as
a tribute to those alumni, parents and friends who con-
tributed to the College's 1966-67 Annual Fund Appeal
(July 1, 1966 to June 30, 1967). By their loyal and
generous support they have placed themselves in the
forefront of those dedicated to the broadening of our
educational programs, the strengthening of our schol-
arship resources and the development of our physical
facilities. To them the College expresses its deepest
appreciation.

Miss C. Jean Aberle

Dr. Leonard Abrams

Miss Dorothy Ackler

Mr. William M. Adams, Jr.

Mr. Seymour Adelman

Dr. & Mrs. Francis Heed Adler

Miss Zena Adler

Mrs. John Alexander

Mr. Milton Alexander

Mr. Clarence G. Alhart

Mr. Lawrence L. Alten

Mr. F. Knox Altman

Mr. & Mrs. Gustave Amsterdam

Miss Bertha S. Amzehuhoff

Anco Wood Specialties

Mr. Rex H. Anderson

Mr. William S. Anderson, Jr.

Mrs. Edna Andrade

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ankenbrand, Jr.

Anonymous Donors

Mr. Richard Antner

Mrs. Peter F. Ardizzi

Mrs. John A. Armezzani

W. M. Armistead Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Walter T. Armstrong

Mrs. Jacob Arronson

Art Directors Club Scholarship Fund

Mrs. Sydney S. Asher, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Aspinall

Mrs. John C. Atwood, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Austin

Mr. Theodore Avrami

Mr. Paul Axler

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Mr. B. J. Babcock

Mr. Robert O. Bach

Mr. William C. Badnaruk

Mrs. Hortense M. Baer

Mr. Sterling Bair

Mr. Warren E. Bakley

Mrs. Charles F. Baldwin

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Ballinger

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

Miss Janette E. Banks

Mr. & Mrs. Terry Lee Barner

Mr. Carroll B. Barnes, Jr.

Miss Marion Barraclough

Mrs. Donald L. Barstow

Miss G. Caroline Bauder

Mrs. Martin N. Baumann

Mrs. Philip J. Baur

Mr. Thomas F. Bates

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Baxter

Mr. Arnold A. Bayard

Miss Hannah Bayliss

Mr. George Beach

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Mrs. Robert S. Beal

Mr. & Mrs. George D. Beck

Mr. LeRoy R. Beck

Mrs. Lillian A. Beck

Mrs. Pauline L. Becker

Rev. & Mrs. Edward B. Beckles

Mrs. Albert H. Beekhuis

Mr. Donald G. Beetem

Mrs. George D. Beitzel

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Belfield

Mr. Isadore Belinkoff

Mrs. Ray Bell

Miss Sarah Bell

Mr. Orlando De Benedictis

Mrs. Aubrey C. Bennett

Mr. Everett P. Bennett

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Mr. George M. Bernard

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Mrs. Louis Birenbaum

Mr. Loring C. Bixler

Mr. Rodd Bixler

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Philip A. Bregy, Esq.

Mrs. Ruth Z. Bressler

Mrs. James Bricker

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Mr. Joseph J. Bulinkis

Mrs. Richard H. D. Bullock

Miss Holly Burke

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Mrs. Roberts. Burns

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Mrs. Samuel Francis Butler

Butler & Ferrigno Lithographic Co., Inc.

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Mrs. Michael Callahan

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Mr. Edward Cantor

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Mr. Edward F. Carey

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Mrs. Dawn Carpenter

Mrs. Helen Carpenter

Carpenters Machinery Co.

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The Hon. Meyer L. Casman

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Mr. Harold Coffin

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Mrs. Mary I. Connelly

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Mrs. Henry Cooper

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Mrs. Henry B. Coxe

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Mr. Edward K. Cratsley

Mr. Warren Creely

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Miss Anne B. Crosgrove

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Mrs. Arthur W. Crouthamel

Mrs. Mildred C. Crown

Mr. Robert W. Crowther

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Mr. Michael S. Cutler

Mrs. John Kent Detrick

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Mr. Conrad Dickel

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Mrs. Charles K. Dillingham

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Mrs. John W. Dismant

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Domsky

Mrs. C. B. Donaldson

Miss Emma Ashton Dorr

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Mr. Thomas Doulis

Mr. Richard L. Downes

Mr. Hugh K. Duffield

Drake Press

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Mr. Boris Drucker

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Mrs. A. G. Dulkerian

Mr. William E. Duicho

Mr. E. J. Dwyer

Mr. Kenneth Daley

Mr. William Daley

Mrs. Joseph P. D'Allura

Miss Edith G. Daggett

Miss Arleen M. Dascola

Mrs. Carl Dash

Mrs. Norris Davis

Mrs. William L. Davis

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Miss Julia DeAscentiis

Mrs. Anastasia L. DeBerry

Mrs. Alice Parker Deck

Mr. Richard A. DeFeo

Miss Mary DelGuercio

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Mr. James A. Demas

Mr. Marvin N. Demchick

Mr. Richard E. DePaul

Mr. & Mrs. Rodolphe deSchauensee

Mr. & Mrs. Harry L. Eaby
Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Eager
Mr. George G. Meade Easby
Mr. Francis W. Eastwood
Mr. George M. Eberhardt, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Ebert
Mrs. H. Robert Eckhardt
Miss Helen C. Eden
Miss Adeline Edmunds
Mr. John J. Egan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Egnal
Mr. Paul F. Egner
Dr. George E. Ehrlich
Mr. Mark Irving Einhorn
Mr. & Mrs. James Eiseman
Mr. Philip J. Eitzen
Mr. Eugene Ellick
Mr. Sol Ellis
Mr. Frank Eltonhead
Miss Joan C. Elste

Miss Helen H. Emgarth
Mr. Wesley W. Emmons, Jr.
Miss Genevieve Endicott
Miss Elizabeth R. England
Mrs. Dorothy H. Erickson
Mr. George Essayian
Mr. Leonard L. Ettinger
Mrs. Helen Lowden Evans
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Evelev
Mr. Louis Ewald
Mrs. W. Rowland Evans
Mrs. Samuel Evans, Jr.

Mrs. Joseph A. Fabiani
Mr. Daniel J. Fabrizio
Mrs. Edward Fahrner
Mr. Claude D. Falcone
Miss Dorothy Fallows
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Fanelli
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Faralli
Mr. & Mrs. F. W. Elliott Farr
Mrs. James Feeney
Mrs. Augusta G. Feld
Mrs. Ernest B. Feldgus
Mr. Eugene Feldman
Mr. Donald F. Felker
Miss Janet L. Felton
Samuel S. Fels Fund
Miss Katherine Ferry
Miss Mary H. Fewsmith
Mr. Charles F. Fifer
Mrs. Irvin Fine
Mr. John J. Fischer
Mr. York K. Fischer
Mrs. Edith T. Fisher
Mr. Mac S. Fisher
Miss Nancy J. Fisher
Mr. William G. Fisher
Mr. George A. Fithian
Miss Jane Fithian
Mrs. Vivian Flaer
Mr. Robert J. Fleck
Mrs. Horace Fleisher
Mr. John J. Folcarelli
Mr. James L. Ford
Mrs. Leighton B. Ford

Ford Motor Company Fund

Miss Beverly Forman

Mr. Richard J. Forrest

Mrs. George Forsyth

Mr. John Foster

Miss Viola Foulke

The Ford Foundation

Miss Patricia Fox

Mr. Laurens H. Fritz

Mr. Leon Fradkin

Mrs. Robert L. Frank

Mr. John W. Freas

Judge & Mrs. Abraham L. Freedman

Mrs. Paul Freeman, Jr.

Mr. Arthur L. Friedman

Mr. Elliott Frizlen

Miss Florence Froelich

Mrs. Jay Furman

Mrs. Jay Furman

Miss Debora E. Gable

Miss Martha A. Gable

Mr. Samuel R. Gaillard

Mr. & Mrs. John Gallagher

Mr. Peter B. Gallo

Mrs. Lola Ball Gansworth

Mrs. Robert Gardner

Mr. Eugene J. Garrity

Miss Marguerite Gaudin

Miss Elizabeth R. Geary

Mr. Arthur O. Gefvert

Mr. & Mrs. John Geiszel

The General Electric Foundation

Mr. Carl J. Genna

Mrs. Edward Gentsch

Mrs. K. E. Gerlach

Miss Gail J. Gertzman

Mr. Henry E. Gerstley

Mrs. Lester Giambrone

Mr. Robert F. Giandomenico

Mr. William Francis Gibbs

Miss Elizabeth T. Gibson

Miss Janet A. Gibson

Dr. & Mrs. Edward S. Gifford, Jr.

Mrs. F. L. Gilbert

Miss Gwendolyn Taylor Gilbert

Mr. Robert N. Gillis

Mr. H. Gerald Gilton

Mr. & Mrs. Pat M. Gingles

Mr. Bernard Glassman

Kramer Miller Lomden Glassman

Mr. John D. Glenn

Mrs. Edward M. Glickman

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Mr. & Mrs. Abraham Goldberg

Mr. Leon J. Goldstein

Mr. Irvin Goldstein

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Goldstein

Mrs. Shirley Goldstein

Mrs. Stanford Goldstein

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Gordon, Jr.

Mr. Ronald Edward Gornstein

Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Goodman

Miss Laura Gotwals

Mr. Robert J. Gould

Mr. John C. Graham

Mr. Edward L. Grant

Mr. Sanford Greenberg

Mrs. Albert M. Greenfield

Miss Janina Greger

Mr. Jack Gregory

Mr. Peter Warner Gregory

Mrs. Robert J. Gretz

Dr. Dorothy F. Grimm

Miss Ida Groff

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grooms

Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Grove

Mr. Charles Gruszka

Mr. Hank O. Guarini

Mr. Ray Guss

Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Gutman

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Mr. J. C. Haas
Mrs. Stephen Haas
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Habib
Mrs. John G. Hafner, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. John Hale
Mrs. Florence K. Hall
Miss Ruth Hall
Mr. H.Thomas Hall, III
Mrs. Elaine Hamilton
Mr. Herbert J. Hampel

Mr. Albert Hampson

Mr. Robert F. Hannum

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Hanson

Miss Margaret E. Harper

Mr. John T. Harris

Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Harrison, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Alonzo J. Hart

Mrs. Bertha Hartman

Mrs. Evelyn E. Hartman

Mr. Walter K. Hartman

Mrs. Phyllis Clark Harvey

Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Haskell

Jack Hassler Co., Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Headley

Mr. Richard B. Hecht

Mr. Meyer Heiman

Mrs. Eugene J. Heisley

Mr. Edwin Heitman, Jr.

Miss Georgeann Helms

Mr. Leslie Henderson

Mr. Joseph Hennesy

Hercules Incorporated

Mr. Lewis H. Herr

Mr. H. Ober Hess

Mrs. Theodore Heysham, Jr.

Mrs. Judy Van Heyst

Mr. H. David Hill

Miss Mildred L. Hill

Miss Dorothy Hillsley

Mrs. Samuel Hines

Mr. & Mrs. Meyer Hirsh

Miss Lena William Hoagland

Mrs. Rena F. Hochstein

Mr. Adam L. Hoffman

Mrs. Rochelle Hoffman

Mrs. Wray B. Hoffman

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hohenadel

Dr. Frank R. Holter

Home Promotions Enterprises, Inc.

Mr. Richard Hood

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hook, III

Mr. Edward R. Hoopes

Mr. John E. Hoover

Mr. Larry J. Hoskins

Mr. Morton Howard

Mr. Ronald E. Hower

Mrs. Richard Huber

Miss Harriet Hughes
Mrs. George B. Hunter
Hurlock Bros., Inc. Co.
Mrs. Bernard Hurwitz
Miss Shirley C. Hussian
Mrs. Nathan Hydeman

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Mr. Jouko llvonen

Mr. Charles E. Ingersoll

International Business Machines Corp.

Miss Anne W. Ingersoll

Mr. R. Sturgis Ingersoll

Miss Rikki Jacobi
Mrs. Marcia Jacobs
Miss Mildred Jantzen
Mr. G. James Jarratt
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jeitner
Mr. Jerry Jemelyan
Mrs. John Jensen
Mrs. M. Kathryn Johnston
Mrs. Ella Y. Jones
Mrs. Dolores B. Jones
Mr. Horace C. Jones, 2nd
Mrs. Theodore C. Jones
Miss Marion T. Justice
Miss Marion T. Justice

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Mr. Martin Kaelin

Mr. & Mrs. Hubert Kahana

Mrs. Paul R. Kaiser

Mrs. Ethel L. Kaminsky

Morris and Sophie Kardon Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Beryl D. Katz

Miss Irene L. Kauffman

Mr. Lawrence K. Kaufman

Mrs. William Keddie

Mrs. Harry F. Keebler

Mr. Paul Keene

Mr. Richard A. Kellow

Mrs. Arsie Kennedy

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Mrs. Lynne Kennedy

Mrs. Thomas G. Kennedy

Miss Patricia Kent

Mrs. Florence Kessler

Mr. Richard W. Kidney

Mrs. Robert A. Kingsley, Jr.

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Mrs. Morton Klein

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Paul Klinefelter, Inc.

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Lenox, Inc.

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The Howard A. Loeb & Hortense F.

Loeb Charitable Trusts
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Mr. Meade A. Logan

Mr. Paul R. Longnecker
Miss Mary Ann Loughran
Mr. George Lowe
Miss Lenore Lucas
Mrs. Arthur Lukens, Jr.
Mrs. Ethel Lunenfeld

M

Mrs. Florence Macauley

Mr. William F. MacDonald

Mr. & Mrs. T. Scott MacGregor, Jr.

Mrs. William Machold

Mrs. David F. Maclnnes

Mrs. Walter G. MacLaughlin

Mr. Charles L. Madden

Mr. James P. Magil

Mr. Samuel Maitin

Miss Miriam C. Maitland

Mr. Paul Makler

Mr. Paul Maloney

Mr. Herbert Mandel

Miss Rose Marie Mangano

Mr. David Marder

Mrs. August Martin

Mr. Harry S. Martin

Mr. Roger C. Martin

Mrs. Genevieve A. Mathews

Mrs. Stuart H. Mason

Mr. Richard S. Massarella

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Mavronikolas

Mrs. John B. Maybee

Mr. & Mrs. Noel Mayo

C. Mazzola 81 Sons

Mrs. Shirley N. MacPherson

Mr. & Mrs. William A. McCaffery

Mrs. Edward J. McCracken

Mr. Robert S. McCracken

Mrs. Cooper R. McCarthy

Mr. Otis C. McCreery

Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. McCrossin, Jr.

Mrs. Beryl McCullough

Mr. Elwood McDermott

Mr. Raymond E. McDevitt

Mr. Edward T. McFate

Mr. Herbert Kramer McGear

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McGee

Mr. Robert F. McGovern

Mr. Douglas J. McHenry, Jr.

Mrs. Mary Burton McKinney

Trust of Robert L. McNeil, Jr.

Mr. James P. Mease

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Mecray

Mrs. James H. Mecum

Mr. Charles J. Meder, Jr.

Mrs. George Medici

Mr. Seymour Mednick

Mr. & Mrs. Irving Meisel

Mrs. Alice Meisenheimer

Mrs. Janet G. Mellman

Mr. Davis P. Meltzer

Mr. Charles A. Mendez

Mr. Oscar E. Mertz, Sr.

Mr. Oscar E. Mertz, Jr.

Mr. Martin F. Metzler

Miss Eleanor H. Meyer

Mr. Edward C. Michener

Mr. Nicholas Micolucci

Mrs. G. Plantou Middleton

Mr. & Mrs. Noel G. Miles, Jr.

Mrs. Lenore Milhollen

Mr. Frank C. Miller

Mrs. Jacob Miller, II

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Miller

Miss Marlene E. Miller

Mr. Neil W. Miller

Mr. Philip T. Miller

Mr. Vincent H. Miller

Dr. Earl B. Milliette

Mr. Frank H. Mills

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Milstein

Mrs. Leannah M. Mir

Mrs. Herbert H. Mohrfeld

Miss Irene Moll

Mr. Joseph E. Mooney

The Morilla Company

Mrs. Charles M. Morris

Mr. George D. Morrison

Mr. J. William Morrow

Mrs. Helen Morton

Mrs. Gertrude Summerill Moss

Mr. Stanley Mossman

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Moyer

Mrs. Furman R. Mulford

Mr. Francis G. Mullen

Mrs. Joan Mullen
Mrs. William B. Mullen
Mr. Thomas W. Murray
Mrs. William W. Muntzer
Miss Helen Benson Murphy
Mr. George W. Myler

N

Mr. Donald L. Nagle

Mrs. Edward Narbonne

Dr. Yale S. Nathanson

National Cotton Council of America

Mr. Earle R. Nazar

Mrs. Allen S. Neal

Mr. Walter M. Neibart

Mrs. Eva Neiman

Mrs. Eugene Nelson

Mr. Joseph Nettis

Mrs. William Neuman

Mr. Richard L. Newburger

Mrs. Phyllis Newman

Mr. E. Robert Nichols

Mrs. Douglas Noble

Mr. Frank Nofer

Mrs. Leonard Nones

North American Brass & Copper

Mrs. Lester H. Novack

Mrs. Maurice E. Novoseller

Mr. Harry Oakes

Mr. Charles A. O'Donnell

Mrs. Linda Ominsky

Mrs. George Opp

Mr. & Mrs. Frederic W. Orfe

Mrs. Herbert Oritsky

Mr. Frederick H. Osborn, Jr.

Mr. Raymond Ostroff

Dr. & Mrs. Donald Ottenberg

Mr. William C. Otter

Mr. Jan Ozog

Mr. David Pachman
Miss Theresa M. Paglione
Mrs. Carol Panner
Mr. Paul M. Panoc

Mrs. C. Allen Patrick

Mr. Donald W. Patterson

Mrs. Albert Paul

Miss Frances L. Paulson

Miss Ronni L. Pearlman

Miss Barbara Pearch

Miss Barbara Pearce

Mr. Allen Y. Pease

Mr. Duncan C. Peek

Miss Florence A. Pellegrino

Mr. William Pence

Mrs. L. A. Pennegar

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

Pennsylvania Power & Light Company

Mrs. Alice Legge Penza

Mr. Raymond C. Perko

Mr. Lee Perri

Mr. Anthony L. Pesini

Mr. Jeffrey D. Petty

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Phillips

Mr. Charles F. Pickel

Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson

Mr. Biagio Pinto

Mrs. John Piper

Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Pitz

Mr. Elmer Pizzi

Mrs. Stewart Plattenberger

Mr. & Mrs. W. Kirtman Plummer

Mr. Clemens J. Poiesz

Mrs. Robert L. Pollack

Mr. Ronald K. Porter

Mrs. C. R. Powell

Mr. Francis H. Pozzi

Mrs. Odell Prather

Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Pratt

Mrs. R. Moore Price

Mr. & Mrs. Lacy Taws Prichett

Mrs. Otto C. Prinz

Mr. Patrick J. Procaccino

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Purcell, Jr.

Mrs. Edwin C. Quigley, Jr.

Mr. Louis E. Rabinowitz
Mr. Aaron Rapoport

Miss Lois Rapp

Mr. S. H. Raub

Mr. Thomas D. Rauffenbart

Mr. Richards. Ravenscroft

Mr. Leonard Raymond

Mr. AloysiusJ. Reagan

Mrs. Robert H. Reed

Mr. Richard R. Reese

Mrs. S. Bickley Reichner

Mr. James Reid

Mr. Richard H. Reinhardt

Mr. Gilbert M. Reischmann

Miss Elise Remont

Mr. W. Richard Renninger

Miss L. Jane Ressler

Mr. & Mrs. William C. Ressler

Mr. William H. Rickert, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Ridgeway

Mr. William Riedel

Mr. & Mrs. Norman N. Rice

Mr. Donald O. Rich

Mr. John F. Rich

Miss Dorothy V. Riley

Mr. & Mrs. J. Russell Riley

Mrs. Charles IM. Rink

Mrs. Herbert B. Rishel

Mrs. Howard J. Robbins

Miss M. Adine L. Robinson

Mrs. Rudolph Robinson

Mr. & Mrs. Adair Rogers

Mrs. Alban E. Rogers

Miss Nancy A. Romano

Mr. Silvio Romano

Mrs. Barbara Rosen

Mr. & Mrs. Gary Rosenau

Samuel R. Rosenbaum, Esq.

Mrs. Henry B. Rosenfeld

Mrs. Lessing J. Rosenwald

Mr. Samuel Rotella

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Roth

Dr. George J. Roth

Miss Janice Roth

Mrs. Peter Roth

Mr. Fred Rothermel

Mr. Arnold Roston

The Rouse Company

Mr. George W. Roy

Mr. David E. Rue
Mr. Calvin H. Ruth
Miss Winifred R. Rumble
Mr. James Ryan
Mr. Jerome G. Ryan

Mr. Richard A. Sabel

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Sabol

Mr. Paul J. Salcito

Mrs. Joseph Samost

Mrs. Beatrice Sarikianos

Mr. Sol Satinsky

Mr. Benjamin F. Sawin

Mrs. Sue E. Sayer

Mrs. William Scarlett

Mr. Anthony S. Sciascia

Mr. Bernard K. Schachman

Mr. & Mrs. Jules Schaeffer

Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Scheirer

Miss S. Gertrude Schell

Mrs. Frederic Schermerhorn

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Schilling

Mr. David E. Schmidt

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Schneeberg

Mrs. Harry Schob

Mrs. Malcolm L. Schoenberg

Mr. John R. Scholtz

Dr. & Mrs. Edward Schowalter

Mr. Henry Schroder

Mrs. June Schulkins

Miss Suzanne B. Schulze

Mr. F. Schwartz

Mrs. P. K. Schwartz

Mr. James E. Schwering, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Scott

Mr. & Mrs. I. M. Scott

Mrs. Madeleine Scott

Scott Paper Company Foundation

Mrs. Robert J. Seaman

The Sears-Roebuck Foundation

Mrs. Elaine C. Segal

Mrs. K. Selditch

Mr. Jerry L. Sellers

Mrs. Alice O. Sennett

Mr. Joseph T. Sennett

Mrs. Marvin Shackmaster

Mrs. Luther Shaner

Mr. Don J. Shanosky

Mrs. Craig M. Sharpe

Miss Virginia P. Sheard

Mr. John E. Shenkle

Mrs. George Sherman

Mr. & Mrs. Karl Sherman

Mrs. Richard F. Sherrerd

Mr. H. George Shimp

Dr. Irving P. Shird

Mrs. William E. Shoemaker

Miss Rose B. Sichel

Mrs. Adrian Siegel

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Siegel

Mr. & Mrs. A. Neal Siegel

Mr. Martin Silverman

Mrs. Eugene Silvert

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Simboli, Jr.

Robert Simmons, Inc.

Miss Ann L. Simon

Mr. Harvey Simpson

Mr. William Singer

Mrs. Howard Sipler

Mrs. Joseph Slobodian

Mrs. Charles Harper Smith

Mrs. Faith Ewart Smith

Mr. Frank X. Smith

Miss Gwendolyn M. Smith

The Rev. Jerry R. Smith

Mr. John Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. C. Smith

Mrs. G. Russel Smith

Mr. Stanley S. Snellenburg

Mr. Andrew Snyder

Mr. Charles W. Snyder, III

Mr. Martin Snyder

Mr. Phillip V. Snyder

Mr. Jesse Soifer

Mr. Howard Soifer

Mrs. Martin Sommers

Mrs. Andrew J. Sordoni, Jr.

Mr. Joseph S. Spannuth

Mrs. Marguerite R. Spillman

Mr. William Spitler, Jr.

Mr. Stephen J. Stadelmeier

Mr. Walter E. Stait

Mr. George R. Stallone

Mrs. Timothy P. Stanley

Mrs. Frederick H. Starling

Miss Kathryn Starr

Miss Sarah Ann Stauffer

Mrs. Patricia K. Steele

Mrs. Laura Sacket Stein

Mr. Leon I. Stein

Mrs. Helene R. Stephenson

Mrs. Virginia Sterner

Mr. Wayne J. Stettler

Mr. Paul W. Stitt

Dr. & Mrs. S. Emlen Stokes

J. Pennington Straus, Esq.

Mrs. George D. Stull

Mrs. Roger F. Sullivan

Dr. & Mrs. Howard Summons

Miss Loraine Surnitsky

Mr. Daniel E.Sutton, Jr.

Mrs. Harry B. Taback

Mr. Americo J. Taddeo

Mrs. Elsie Tamson

Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Tannenbaum

Miss Anna Lee Taylor

Dr. & Mrs. Edward Taylor

Mrs. Gail Taylor

Mr. Lawrence N. Taylor

Mr. Robert J. Taylor

Sister M. Theodoretta

Mr. Donald Abbott Thomas

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Thomas

The Rev. Warren G. Thomas

Mr. John Thompson

J. Walter Thompson Co. Fund

Mrs. Mabel Johnston Thorburn

Mrs. Chloe Thorne

Miss Barbara J. Thorsten

Miss Irma L. Tilton

Mr. Morris H. Tindall

Mr. Paul Tishman

Miss Mary Lou Todd

Mrs. John J. Tomalino

Mr. Norman Tomases

Mrs. William T. Tonner

Mr. Dennis W. Traub

Miss Anita N. Troisi

Mrs. Lucile P. Turner

Mr. & Mrs. George I. Tyndall

Miss Geraldine Tyson

Miss Natalie Tyson

Mr. R. C. Tyson

V

Mr. Joseph W. Van Sant
Mr. Joseph Del Vecchio
Mr. Sam Lewis Veitch
Miss Shirley J. Vernon
Mr. Alfred T. Verrecchio
Mr. Conrad W. Vogel

W

Mr. Robert M. Wachob

Mr. John L. Wade

Mrs. George Wahl

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Wallace

Mrs. Edward W. Walsh

Mr. Robert R. Walsh

Mrs. Marguerite Walter

Mrs. Mark Walter

Mr. N.O.Walter

Mr. Richard T. Walter

Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Walters

Mrs. Mary Kimball Ward

Mrs. Arthur B. Waring

Mr. William Warren

Miss Nadia Watson

Mr. Charles A. Waugaman

F. Weber Company

Miss Beatrice Weidner

Mrs. Robert V. Weil

Mr. Alan Weinberg

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Weiner

Mr. & Mrs. Milton Weiner

Mrs. Janet Borowy Weisman

Mrs. Herbert Weintraub

Mr. James P. Weir

Mr. L. Weinstock

Mr. Leo Weisz

Mrs. Harold B. Wells, Jr.

Mr. William Henry Welsh, Jr.

Mr. William Joseph Wendt

Mr. & Mrs. Jules F. Wery

Miss Ruth A. Wescott

Mrs. Helen West

Mr. & Mrs. Allen R. Wexler

Mr. Charles Weyl

Mr. John Wheatly

Miss Emily White

Mrs. Thomas Raeburn White

Mr. Wilson Whiting

Mrs. Daniel S. Whiteman

Miss Marjorie Whitman

Mrs. Alfred Wielopokska

Mr. Arthur P. Williams

Mr. Joseph Doran Williams

Mr. Gary A. Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Oliver G. Willits

Mrs. Harry C. Winslow

Mrs. Arthur Wilson

Mr. W. H. Withey

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Wohl

Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Wolf

Mrs. Ann Wolf

Mr. Howard A. Wolf

Mrs. Robert B. Wolf

Dr. & Mrs. William Wolgin

Mr. Michael Wollman

Mrs. Saul I. Wollman

Mr. Seymour Woodnick

Mrs. Sonia R. Woodnick

Mrs. Suzanne Woodroffe

Miss Rita Wootten

Mr. Edward Wormley

Mr. Howard L. Worner

Mr. Robert R. Wright

Miss Nancy W. Wysemen

Mr. Edward IM. Zanazanian
Mrs. Jerome M. Zaslow
Mr. Joe Zel

Mrs. Rosette B. Zinman
Mrs. Charles F. Zittle

Mrs. Marjorie B. Craig
Mr. Carmine DeVivi
Mr. Louis Di Joseph
Mr. James P. Mealiff
Mr. John M. Stalnaker

Mrs. Grace Yarnall

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Yarnall, Jr.

Mr. Richard A. Yeager

Mr. Russell Yeager

Mr. Charles W. Young

Mrs. Don Young

Mr. Frank L. Young

Mrs. Richard Young

Mr. William E. Zabel, Jr.

The Faculty

George R. Bunker, Dean of Faculty

Richard H. Reinhardt, Assistant Dean of Faculty

Art Education

John Cataldo, Director

Elaine Cohen

John Cook

Ruth Mavronikolas, Director Saturday Classes Program

Paul Neff

Christopher Scadron

Robert Shaffer

Craft Design
William Daley, Director
Daniel Jackson
Roland Jahn
Leon Lugassy
Aurelius Renzetti
Olaf Skoogfors
Petras Vaskys
Robert Worth

Isa Barnett

William Barnett

Gil Cohen

Benjamin Eisenstat

William Erwin

John Foster

John Freas

Richard Hood (Director of Exhibitions)

Mitzi Melnicoff

Clarissa Rogers

Industrial Design

Marshall Corazza, Acting Director

William Daley

William Anderson

Charles Burnette

Leon Lugassy

William Pennock

George Ramsay

Louis Riccio

Michael Rossman

Petras Vaskys

Environmental Design
Joseph McGee, Director
Edna Andrade
Noel Mayo
Walter Moleski
George Ramsay

Fabric Design

Ruben Eshkanian, Director

Lili Blumenau

Harry Soviak

Judd Weisberg

Graphic Design

Kenneth Hiebert, Acting Director

Norman Ives, Consultant

George Tscherny, Consultant

Sol Calvin Cohen

Stephan Geissbuehler

James McWilliams

Illustration

Albert Gold, Director

Painting

Morris Berd, Co-Director

Larry Day, Co-Director

Eugene Baguskas

William Barnett

Gretna Campbell

Dante Cattani

Thomas Chimes

Jean Cohen

Benjamin Eisenstat

Walter Erlebacher

Donald Fabricant

Joseph Fiore

John Foster

Sidney Goodman

William Hague

Paul Keene

Robert Keyser

Rodger Lapelle

Mitzi Melnicoff

Jane Piper

Morris Shulman

Brie Taylor

Photography and Film
Sol Mednick, Director
Martus Granirer
Al Ignarri
Lewis Jacobs
Ray Metzker
Thomas Porett
Andrew Rudin
Murray Weiss

Printmaking

Jerome Kaplan, Director

Lois Johnson

James McWilliams

Edward Porter

Sculpture

Dennis Leon, Director
Anne Arnold
Natalie Charkow
Walter Erlebacher
Jacob Grossberg
Charles Kaprelian
Theodore Knerr

Typography

James McWilliams, Director

Eugene Feldman

William Anderson

Harry Eaby

Edward Porter

Foundation Program

Leonard Lehrer, Co-Director

Richard Stetser, Co-Director

Edna Andrade

Fred Cain

Martha Erlebacher

Walter Erlebacher

Peter Erskine

Eileen Taber Goodman

William Hague

Dan Jackson

Karl Karhumaa

Edward Kravitz

Lisa Langley

Ruth Lehrer

Kim Levin
Robert McGovern
Oscar Mertz
George Ramsay
Keith Richards
Michael Rossman
Olaf Skoogfors
Ray Spiller
Gerd Utescher
Robert Worth

Liberal Arts

Bernard Hanson, Director

Merle Balsley

Stephen Berg

Patricia Cruser

Lawrence Curry

Thomas Doulis

Marian Garfinkie

Tara Glass

Nancy Glendinning

Frank Graham

Dorothy Grimm

David Grossman

Lewis Greenberg

Ewald Haeusser

Janet Kardon

Kenneth Kinman

Jay Kogan

Emilia Lazarevich

Lenore Levitt

Diane Linderheim

Paul Makler

Charles McCready

John Meister

Franklin Miller

Carol Nace

Yale Nathanson

James Orlow

Paul Partridge

Laila Pauk

Elide Pironti

Thomas Piatt

Robert Shaffer

Ward Stanley

Thomas Tritschler

Fabian Ulitsky

William Waldman
William Webster
Richard Wurman

Administration

Board of Trustees

President, George D. Culler

Dean of Faculty, George R. Bunker
Assistant Dean of Faculty, Richard H. Reinhardt
Evening Division Director, Jane Flory
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, James McWilliams, Nancy Smith

Dean of Students, Robert D. Weitzel, Jr.
Director of Admissions, E. Bruce Thomas
Associate Director of Admissions, Brian Stuhlmuller
Director of Student Affairs, Glenn Stroud
Counselling Psychologist, Shirley Rubin
Registrar, Walter L. Zimmerman
Consulting Physician, Charles G. Hertz, M.D.
Nurse, Eleanor Oley, 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, John C. O'Neill

Director 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

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

Howard A. Wolf, Chairman

Rex H. Anderson

Robert O. Bach

F. Bruce Baldwin

George D. Beck

Warren Blair

Richard C. Bond

Philip A. Bregy

Edward G. Budd, Jr.

Edward K. Cratsley

Hugh K. Duffield

Philip J. Eitzen

Stephen S. Gardner

Mrs. Albert M. Greenfield

H. Ober Hess

Charles E. Ingersoll

Peter Kyropoulos

Thomas B. McCabe, Jr.

Robert Milnazik

Robert Buchanan Mitchell

Ronald K. Porter

William L. Rafsky

Mel Richman

Mrs. Lessing J. Rosenwald

Mrs. Andrew J. Sordoni, Jr.

Norman H. Strouse

Robert M. Wachob

Mrs. Otis Walter

Philip H.Ward, III

Frederick M. Yost

Honorary Members

R. Sturgis Ingersoll
Mrs. Malcolm Lloyd
Samuel R. Rosenbaum
Mrs. Thomas Raeburn White
George D. Widener
Mrs. John Wintersteen

Philadelphia College of Art

Summary Statement of Current Income and Expenditures

Year Ended June 30, 1967

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

$1,374,606

184,181

12,000

267,339

129,238

33,948

15,038

$2,016,350

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

See accompanying notes to financial statements.

$ 527,900
939,659
55,809
214,256
166,571
112,155

$2,016,350

Notes to Financial Statements June 30, 1967
1 ) Property, plant and equipment are stated at the
following values: Land-assessed value for transfer tax
purposes as of June 30, 1964. Buildings and building
improvements-current replacement value as determined
for insurance purposes as of June 30, 1964 plus sub-
sequent additions at cost. Equipment and furnishings-
sound value (replacement cost less accumulated
depreciation) as determined by an appraisal dated July
1 , 1 965 with subsequent additions at cost. Library

books - $1.00 a volume. In accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles for a college, no pro-
vision has been made in the accounts for depreciation
of plant and equipment. 2) In accordance with an
agreement effective July 1, 1967, note payable to
bank, in the principal amount of $190,000 as of
June 30, 1967, is payable in semi-annual installments
of $3,800 commencing October 1, 1967, with interest
at 5%%, and is secured by a mortgage on College real
estate.

Philadelphia College of Art

Condensed Balance Sheet June 30, 1967

Assets

Current Funds:

General:

Cash

Appropriations receivable, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Accounts receivable, other

Supply store inventory, at cost

Prepaid expenses

29,029

83,544

9,130

41,068

845

$ 163,616

Restricted:

Cash

147,648

Investments at cost which approximates market

98,797

Endowment Funds and Funds Functioning as Endowment:

Uninvested principal cash 921

Stocks and bonds at cost (quoted market

value $990,610) 995,745

Loan Funds:

Cash 7,073

Notes and accounts receivable 282,997

Plant Funds (notes 1 and 2):

Development fund-cash 120,607

Land, buildings and improvements 3,458,731

Equipment and furnishings 665,768

Library books 19,061

246,445

996,666

290,070

4,264,167
$5,960,964

See accompanying notes to financial statements.

4

Liabilities and Fund Balances

Current Funds: 4jc '"

General: ty/fy-'

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 92,432 <^V> ^P>

Student deposits and advance tuition 35,428 ^ /ji>

Fund balance 35,756

$ 163,616

Restricted:

Unexpended fund balances 246,445

Endowment Funds and Funds Functioning as Endowment:

Principal of funds:

General purpose 670,894

Special purpose 325,772

996,666

Loan Funds:

Student aid funds 290,070

Plant Funds:

Development fund 120,607

Notes payable (note 2) 190,000

Net investment in plant 3,953,560

4,264,167
$5,960,964

Philadelphia College of Art

Summary Statement of Changes in Funds

Year Ended June 30, 1967

Current Funds
General Restricted

Balance at beginning of year

Add (deduct):

Endowment and other investment income

Gifts and grants

General fees designated for development funds

Loss on sale of investments

Additions to plant and equipment

Expended endowment income and gifts

and grants transferred to current operations

Transfer to loan funds

Transfer to development funds

Other

Balance at end of year

See accompanying notes to financial statements.

40,726

(4,970)

(4,970)
35,756

199,230

54,207
157,951

(163,186)

(557)

(1,200)

47,215

246,445

Endowment Funds

and Funds

Functioning

Loan

as Endowment

Funds

1,001,412

246,4;

(4,746)

44,738

4,970

(4,746)

996,666

(6,063)
43,645
290,070

Plant Funds
Development Net Investment

Funds in Plant

64,680

3,865,150

5,000
50,370

557

88,410

55,927
120,607

88,410
3,953,560

Certified Public Accountants' Report

The Board of Trustees
Philadelphia College of Art:

We have examined the condensed balance sheet of
Philadelphia College of Art as of June 30, 1967 and
the related summary statements of current income and
expenditures and 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 condensed balance
sheet and statements of current income and expendi-
tures and changes in funds present fairly the financial
position of Philadelphia College of Art at June 30, 1967
and the results of its operations for the year then end-
ed, in conformity with generally accepted accounting
principles applied on a basis consistent with that of the
preceding year.

Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
July 21, 1967

The 91st Anniversary Report was designed by
James McWilliams. It was printed by Falcon Press.
The type was set by the College on the IBM
Selectric Composer. The report was produced
under the supervision of the Office of Development
and Public Relations.

About the College

WE UNIVERSITY OF THFapto

The Philadelphia College of Art was established 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 Arts.

In 1893 PCA 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:
1939, Philadelphia Museum and School of Industrial Arts; 1948, 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 independ-
ence 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 Design, 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, Photography 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 supplement the programs of most major departments are
drawing and painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, metals (including jewelry and silver-
smithing), typographic design and liberal arts. All classroom projects are closely integrated
with developments in the contemporary design fields. Problems are often organized in colla-
boration 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 10,000 artists, designers and teachers.