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ACADEMY REPORT
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES
VOL. 11, NO.1
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA AUGUST, 1966
NEW BOARD OF GOVERNORS met to elect officers following general
membership balloting to choose 13 Governors for two-year terms. Seated,
from left: Jacob H. Karp, Steve Broidy, Elmer Bernstein, Gregory Peck,
Arthur Freed, Margaret Herrick, Executive Director; Richard Murphy,
Arthur C. Miller, Hal Elias. Standing, from left : Rudi A. Fehr, Fred Hynes,
William W. Hornbeck, Walter M. Mirisch, Emile Kuri, Alexander Golitzen,
Bronislau Kaper, Hal Mohr, Jack Atlas, Harry Brand, Gordon E. Sawyer,
Sam E. Brown, Assistant Executive Director. Not present are Frank Capra,
Macdonald Carey, Edmond L. DePatie, Geoffrey M. Shurlock, Daniel
Taradash, Harry Tytle and Robert E. Wise.
Freed Re-elected President, 4 Others Return to Office
Arthur Freed w as named to a fourth
con secutive t erm as Academy president
when the Academy's Board of
Governors held its annual organizational
meeting following general
membership balloting to elect 13 new
Governor s.
Also voted offices by the Board:
Gregory Peck, first vice president;
Elmer Bernstein, second v ice president;
l a l Elias, secretary; Hal Mohr, assistant
secretary; Richard Murphy, tre'asurer;
and Macdonald Carey, assistant
treasurer.
Elias, Mohr, Murphy and Carey
served in these capacities last year.
The general election saw three new
members, Edmond L. DePatie, Fred
Hynes and Arthur C. Miller, join 10 inincumbents
on the Board . They were
elected to two year terms as representatives
of the Administrators, Sound
and Cinematographers branches, respectively.
Re-elected to serve another two year
term on the 26-member Board, and
the ir branches:
Gregory Peck (Actors), Emile Kuri
(Art Directors), Frank Capra (Directors),
Geoffrey M . Shurlock (Executives), William
W. Hornbeck (Film Editors), Elmer
Bernstein (Music), Walter M. Mirisch
(Producers), Harry Brand (Public Relations),
Harry Tytle (Short Subjects), and
Daniel Taradash (Writers).
Those serving terms that expire next
year are:
Jack Atlas (public Relations), Steve
Broidy (Adm i nistrators), Macdonald
Carey (Actors), Hal Elias (Short Subjects),
Rud i A . Fehr (Film Editors),Arthur
Freed (Producers), Alexander Golitzen
(Art Directors), Bronislau Kaper (Music),
Jacob H. Karp (Executives), Hal Mohr
(Cinematogrophers), Richard Murphy
(Writers), Gordon E. Sawyer (Sound),
and Robert E. Wise (Directors).
Object Description
| Title | Academy Report, Volume 11 Number 1, August 1966 |
| Description | Pages 1-4; illustrations. Member newsletter. |
| Subject |
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences--Periodicals [lcsh] Motion picture industry--Periodicals [lcsh] |
| Format | periodical |
| Catalog Record | http://catalog.oscars.org/vwebv/holdingsInfo?bibId=69416 |
| Publisher | Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences |
| Date | August 1966 |
| Source | AMPAS Reference collection |
| Repository | Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences |
| Rights | Copyright Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. For research or educational use only. |
| Local Topic | Member newsletters |
Description
| Title | Academy Report, Volume 11 Number 1, August 1966 |
| Description | Page 1 |
| Subject |
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences--Periodicals [lcsh] Motion picture industry--Periodicals [lcsh] |
| Format | periodical |
| Date | August 1966 |
| Full text | ACADEMY REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY OF MOTION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES VOL. 11, NO.1 HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA AUGUST, 1966 NEW BOARD OF GOVERNORS met to elect officers following general membership balloting to choose 13 Governors for two-year terms. Seated, from left: Jacob H. Karp, Steve Broidy, Elmer Bernstein, Gregory Peck, Arthur Freed, Margaret Herrick, Executive Director; Richard Murphy, Arthur C. Miller, Hal Elias. Standing, from left : Rudi A. Fehr, Fred Hynes, William W. Hornbeck, Walter M. Mirisch, Emile Kuri, Alexander Golitzen, Bronislau Kaper, Hal Mohr, Jack Atlas, Harry Brand, Gordon E. Sawyer, Sam E. Brown, Assistant Executive Director. Not present are Frank Capra, Macdonald Carey, Edmond L. DePatie, Geoffrey M. Shurlock, Daniel Taradash, Harry Tytle and Robert E. Wise. Freed Re-elected President, 4 Others Return to Office Arthur Freed w as named to a fourth con secutive t erm as Academy president when the Academy's Board of Governors held its annual organizational meeting following general membership balloting to elect 13 new Governor s. Also voted offices by the Board: Gregory Peck, first vice president; Elmer Bernstein, second v ice president; l a l Elias, secretary; Hal Mohr, assistant secretary; Richard Murphy, tre'asurer; and Macdonald Carey, assistant treasurer. Elias, Mohr, Murphy and Carey served in these capacities last year. The general election saw three new members, Edmond L. DePatie, Fred Hynes and Arthur C. Miller, join 10 inincumbents on the Board . They were elected to two year terms as representatives of the Administrators, Sound and Cinematographers branches, respectively. Re-elected to serve another two year term on the 26-member Board, and the ir branches: Gregory Peck (Actors), Emile Kuri (Art Directors), Frank Capra (Directors), Geoffrey M . Shurlock (Executives), William W. Hornbeck (Film Editors), Elmer Bernstein (Music), Walter M. Mirisch (Producers), Harry Brand (Public Relations), Harry Tytle (Short Subjects), and Daniel Taradash (Writers). Those serving terms that expire next year are: Jack Atlas (public Relations), Steve Broidy (Adm i nistrators), Macdonald Carey (Actors), Hal Elias (Short Subjects), Rud i A . Fehr (Film Editors),Arthur Freed (Producers), Alexander Golitzen (Art Directors), Bronislau Kaper (Music), Jacob H. Karp (Executives), Hal Mohr (Cinematogrophers), Richard Murphy (Writers), Gordon E. Sawyer (Sound), and Robert E. Wise (Directors). |
