Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-06-06
"a ARE GRADUATED
IN INDUSTRIAL ART
Prizes Awarded and Class Is
Told How Former Students
Helped Win War

Thirty four young men and womer
students of the School of Industria
Art and the Philadelphia Textile Schoo
were graduated in the school audi.
torium. Broad and Pine streets, last
evening.
Because conditions of the school have
not yet readjusted themselves to the
peace time situation, as many of its
students were in war services, q less
elaborate program was carried out.
The farewell address to the graduates
was made by Theodore C. Search, pres =
idcnt Of the institution, and the presen
tation of prizes, scholarships and di-
! rlomas was made by the principal, Les
lie w. Miller.
THE government and the people in
general have become conscious of the
value Of industrial art through the
war" said Professor Miller. 'WaI
service took 700 of our former gradu
Rtcs, and 800 of these were overseas
| Trained artists were needed in camou
| tlage work. in facial restoration work
in aviation cabinet work, and in many
| of the war industries. They are needed
now in occupations of rehabilitation
| The diversity of fields in which our ar
! lists were able to serve their country
! has permanently established industrial
art among the necessary enterprises"
There was an exhibition of pottery
, painting, sculpture. carving, modelling
illustration and pen and ink work to-
gcthcr with fabrics designed by the tex
/ tile students. in connection with thu
event. This was the work of both thu
graduates and the undergraduates.
s"holqrshlps and those tc. whom they, w,CIr,
awarded follow: Mr.. @nd Mrs John p ,,iIi, MG
and "dT"Ta Jane KnoR BAKER "F eoraa % McSenn
memorial, awarded to Mldrrd Hayes; Tompl,
aGEs + sms swfrGa r. pbp. hfr
lirofc and Dorothy Lindner; Charles Godfr..i
+SSsnd sTarSSHd to SSr@h F. DeFPTGhn Pn n,
a9s5T SwT J As22sa EcfS5t h9mSTfk THIk
%SbGS TSS6ns 40 SSP to rans Word barr
Margaret k Cheney and Abraham Molind.
PT5S sSs9ars9ps 81 the
School TO Reginald W. Warren and william
NJ. Mcdonald.
Emma J. Croaier for work in drawing. Il
Hattie wenael: Miss MAGE. for botik t,
to Helen Merrill; Mrs. Thomas SHELTON Harri
SON memorial prize for wrought ir9n work
land ''''%o Wood Ca, Carrying. awarded to Margare
! Cheney. Henry Perry Leland. pen and inl
/ work. awarded to Bernard Fulmer; Mrs. 10
| seph F. Snnott, pottery, awarded TO iaulin
Wilson; +. Weber, co-drawtnE. awarded L
! cral attainment awarded to Dorothy Shoe
| maker: Herbert II D. Altman. wall pane
| design. awarded to Margaret Cornwall; Jon
| Harrison memorial. wood carving. awarde
| to Gertrude Roberts: Mrs. Francis +. MllnS
period design. awarded to Elizabeth England
! to Edward Ramsden; Miss Lee prizes. wate
| color, awarded to Ellen K. Campbell an
! Dorothy Shoemaker; Mrs. J. l.: ketteriinus
/, prize for sketches made by students while /
A T.. +. service, awarded to Harry Pitts
, with honorable mention to II +. Shentor
! SInnott. mosaic, awarded to Gladys Simms
Mrs. Jones Wister, Eeneral attainmenl
awarded to Edith GrIgg: Mrs. Shillar
| Smith. illustration. awarded to MArEare
| Harper: Mrs Jasper Brinton. interior deco
! ra ton. awarded to Helen Moses. -
| awarded: Medal of the National Assoctatio
of Cotton Manufacturers. TO Harry BradN
Henry Freedburger memorial; awarded I
! Leroy W. BaCharach; Delta PM Psi. aware
I'd to Bruno Major; Delta Kappa Phi. aware
! ed to Matthew Tirrell. .
=. Phi Psi, awarded TO Thomas +. hil
teller; Mrs. RodmAn p. Ellison. awarded I
+, awarded to Robert B. Smith: THOMAS :
! Harrison. ava rded to Horace +. HarmaI
Textile World Journal pEiSS 4SSsr awarded
samuel L. Miller, Miss clyde. awarded
Robert A. smith: John G. Carruth; awardt
! TO Carl II. KOppe: Mrs. Joseph F. Stnnot
! awar TO Edward r. HOPKINS: II. ID. Al
man. awarded to S. q. Fisher.