Illustrations, though uncredited, appear to have been created by John Russo. Includes a program for a dinner held on April 25, 1966 that included an awards presentation and an address by Dr. Luigi Pollara, Head of the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Department of Stevens Institute.

Artist's book written and designed by Judith Ellis, printed by Parsons faculty member, James Frangides.

Small artists' books and print work by Parsons students, according to an inventory furnished by the donor. Some have indecipherable student names and bear inscriptions indicating the names of faculty members James Frangides and John Russo.

Portfolio of construction paper with printed illustrations and playful text about visiting the zoo. There are multiple versions of some of the pages. A label on the portfolio indicates that the project was submitted as an entry into a competition at an unidentified institute. Inscription: Paula Tachna / Parsons School / 410 E 54 St. N.Y.C. / John Russo, Chairman G.D.P.[?] / Print & Publication.

Both items are inscribed by Paul Standard to John Russo.

Carmile Zaino identified this work as a senior project from her final semester at Parsons School of Design in 1967. The project consists of a folder to house her professional portfolio, with a cut out piece in which she could insert her telephone number, in flux at the time. The printing on the folder is Carmile's name written in script and a small portrait photograph of her, taken by a fellow student in a park across the street from campus. She advises that she mailed this portfolio to prospective employers in a red envelope (not included in the collection). Zaino was one of John Russo's students and subsequently taught in the Communication Design Department for many years, in addition to a professional design career.