Original prints and one drawing given to John Russo.

The front of the original 1959 drawing by Ralph Neiditch[?] is inscribed, "To John Russo, The man who staretd me on my road to success. Ralph Neiditch[?]" The back side of the work is inscribed, presumably by Russo: "A student of mine. Talented. We exchanged drawings."Individuals in k_OSxx-10 folder include Canoceri[?], D. L. Sinisko[?], and Morris Zaslavsky.

-- "Square Alphabet" and "Round Alphabet" silkscreens, Morris Zaslavsky (Class of 1957 and Faculty) -- 1964 Calendar, drawings by 12 artists, intro by Paul Standard (Calligrapher) -- Embossed Image, Martha Pearson, 1973 -- Create a Button Poster, design problem by students in James Frangides communication design class, 1978 -- 2 silkscreens, Paula Tachna, 1973 -- 4 silkscreens, Charles Moceri, 1972 -- Artist’s Proof, Bruce Zachar, 1975 -- Artist’s Proof, Embossed Debra Smisko, 1973 -- "Noah’s Ark" silkscreen, Carol Leong, 1972 -- "Christmas is Love," Kimberly Elam, 1974 -- Matted painting of Man’s Face, Ralph Neiditch[?], 1959