Box 5

This file includes correspondence related to the Fellowship of Reconciliation Clergy study, one issue of the Christian Century publication, survey questions for the clergies studied (mostly related to opinions about war), a Fellowship Survey findings pamphlet created by Thrall and Herbert Blumberg (Class of 1963), and a Fellowship magazine that includes Thrall's study.

This file includes correspondence regarding a paper Thrall wrote based on a study he organized regarding the connection between personality types and views on pacifism. The correspondence is mostly between Thrall and a student publication, Student Peace Union, that he submitted this paper to. There is one copy of the SPU publication, which includes Thrall's paper amongst other articles related to peace and pacifism.

This folder contains the report created by Charles A. Thrall regarding the Survey of Housing Conditions in Selected Areas of Chester County, Pennsylvania that he and professor Ira D. Reid completed in the summer of 1961. The report contains their motivations for and findings during this study of housing conditions in Chester County. Attached to the report are maps and photographs of Chester County and Chester County houses.

This folder contains correspondence, reports, and a project proposal for the Chester County Housing Study. The materials also include some photographs and initial findings, focusing on how race, age, and sex influence housing conditions and accessibility to adequate housing in Chester County.

This folder includes photographs of members of the class of 1963 taken at the 1988, 1998, 2003, and 2008 class reunions.

This folder contains a clipping with information about professor Ira DeA. Reid and a copy of “Haverford College Horizons” 1963, which includes a photo of Thrall as a Boy Scout leader for Bryn Mawr Troop 226.

One reprint of an article written by Anita K. Bahn and Charles A. Thrall that was published in Mental Hygiene, Vol. 48, No. 2, April, 1964. The study discusses “Impairment of Psychiatric Outpatients and Change with Treatment.

This folder contains correspondence between Thrall and his classmates post-graduation, mostly around the time of their tenth and fiftieth class reunions and after the death of Professor John Spielman. There are also materials related to a handful of class reunions, including pamphlets of class photos and faculty photos, a booklet titled “The class of 1963, where are they now?”, and biographies of Charles A. Thrall, Herbert H. Blumberg, and Peter N. Wilson.