United Federation of Teachers Hans Weissenstein Negatives
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Abstract
The photographs in this collection were taken by Hans Weissenstein, a commercial photographer, for the Teachers Guild and later the United Federation of Teachers (American Federation of Teachers, Local 2). The images depict public school teachers and associated personnel in New York City. The collection consists of a total of 22,110 black and white photographic negatives arranged in 1,364 shoots that span the years 1949 to 1977, but are concentrated in the early 1970s. These images document the UFT and its activities, chapters and members, and New York City schools and students. A small, but significant number of images concern one of the UFT's predecessor unions, the Teachers' Guild.
Historical Note
The United Federation of Teachers (UFT) was founded in March 1960, in New York City. The UFT immediately began its campaign to gain collective bargaining rights and won a promise from the New York City School Board of a collective bargaining election in the 1960-1961 school year. When the Board failed to honor its pledge, a one-day work stoppage and broad support from other unions forced the issue. The election, in which the National Education Association (NEA) and the Teachers' Union stood in opposition to the UFT, was held in December 1961; the UFT won. Teachers swelled the ranks of the new union, and soon specialized chapters were created to accommodate other categories of school employee such as laboratory technicians, school secretaries, psychologists, guidance counselors, and para-professionals. When the UFT's president, Charles Cogen, was elected president of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), in 1964, he was succeeded by Albert Shanker, who served as president of the UFT from 1964 until 1986. Albert Shanker's tenure coincided with one of the most challenging eras in the history of New York City schools, a time characterized by rapidly changing demographics, racial conflict, and new demands from parents and community-based groups, overcrowded and dilapidated buildings, teacher shortages and citywide fiscal crises.
By the mid-1960s the UFT had more than 50,000 members and was the largest local union in the AFL-CIO. The union responded to changing conditions in the schools by backing the More Effective Schools (MES) program, aimed at improving teaching methods in ghetto schools, and other innovative programs. But by September 1967, when contract negotiations with the Board of Education broke down, the UFT teachers were driven to strike to achieve an increase in wages and benefits. In the wake of the strike the union was fined and Albert Shanker sentenced to fifteen days in prison for violation of New York State's "Taylor Law," which bans strikes by public employees. Earlier in the year the city had agreed to implement a school decentralization plan in exchange for increased state funding. The plan, which created three experimental school districts in East Harlem, the Lower East Side of Manhattan and Ocean Hill-Brownsville in Brooklyn, was greeted with enthusiasm by African-American and Latino parents who hoped for a greater voice in their children's education. The UFT, on the other hand, feared that community control of schools would undermine teachers' hard-won rights and weaken the union's bargaining power. Bitter conflict ensued, resulting first in a walk-out by 350 teachers in Ocean Hill-Brownsville in May of 1968, and, in September 1968, a citywide teachers strike. Albert Shanker was again sentenced to jail for 15 days for defying a court order to end the strike. An uneasy settlement, involving a state-appointed trustee in Ocean Hill-Brownsville and reinstatement of displaced teachers, left a legacy of distrust between the union and some community activists and scarred race relations in the city for many years.
In 1972 Shanker was a central figure in negotiating the merger of the AFT and the National Education Association (NEA) in New York State. The resulting organization, New York State United Teachers (NYSUT), brought more than 100,000 upstate teachers into the labor movement and was a rare example of close and amicable cooperation between the two major national organizations representing teachers. In 1974 Shanker was elected president of the American Federation of Teachers. Retaining his position as UFT president for some years, he went on to play a key role in re-establishing New York City's financial stability after the fiscal crisis of the mid-1970s. He was succeeded as president of the UFT by Sandra Feldman in 1986, and died in 1997 after a long struggle with cancer.
The UFT had its origins in the Teachers' Union (TU) of New York City, and the Teachers' Guild. The Teachers' Union was organized in 1916 and chartered as Local 5 of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT). A growing political struggle within its ranks between a left-wing dominated by members of the Communist Party and their sympathizers, and a more moderate group consisting of Socialists, liberals and less ideologically-inclined teachers resulted in a split in 1935, when the TU's president, a moderate, withdrew with a majority of the membership to found the Teachers' Guild. In 1941 the AFT revoked the Teachers' Union's charter. In the succeeding years the TU was weakened by McCarthy-era persecution and the increasingly successful organizing efforts of the rival Teachers Guild (and later the United Federation of Teachers). It went out of existence in 1964.
The Teachers' Guild, born in 1941, when it won recognition by the American Federation of Teachers, addressed the problems of a fragmented workforce divided into small teachers' organizations representing a multitude of ethnic and religious groups, geographical areas and distinct school levels (elementary, junior high school and high school), and began the long struggle for collective bargaining rights in the New York City school system. A job action initiated by militant leaders of the High School Teachers Association (HSTA) in 1959, gave the Guild an opportunity to demonstrate its commitment to building solidarity among all categories of teachers. David Selden, then the Guild's only full-time organizer (and later president of the American Federation of Teachers), enlisted the help of younger Guild Board members such as junior high-school teachers George Altomare and Albert Shanker. After month-long picket lines at schools across the city, substantial gains were won by the high-school teachers, and bridges had been built which would eventually lead toward merger between the Guild and the HSTA. That merger was effected in March 1960, with Guild president Charles Cogen taking over as president of the newly-formed United Federation of Teachers.
Arrangement
Series are arranged chronologically, except for Series X, Individuals, which is arranged alphabetically by last name of the most prominent individual pictured.
The files are grouped into 28 series:
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- I, Administration and Services
- II, Ceremonies
- III, Chapters
- IV, Committees
- V, Conferences
- VI, Contracts and Negotiations
- VII, Dedicated Days/Weeks/Celebrations
- VIII, Demonstrations/Rallies
- IX, Elections and Voting
- X, Individuals
- XI, Legislative and Government
- XII, Meetings
- XIII, Officers and Official Business,
- XIV, Parents
- XV, Political
- XVI, Programs
- XVII, Publicity
- XVIII, Retired Teachers
- XIX, School Districts,
- XX, Schools/Students/Teachers
- XXI, Special Education
- XXII, Strikes
- XXIII, Training, Certification, and Workshops
- XXIV, Miscellaneous
- XXV, Predecessor Union: Teachers' Guild
- XXVI, Other Teachers' Organizations
- XXVII, Other Labor Organizations
- XXVIII, Other Organizations
Scope and Content Note
The United Federation of Teachers Hans Weissenstein Negatives Collection is comprised of 22,110 black and white negatives (mostly 120mm format) shot by commercial photographer Hans Weissenstein (aka Whitestone Studios) for the Teachers Guild and United Federation of Teachers. These images document the activities and meetings of UFT chapters (including those for non-teacher school employees), demonstrations of UFT members, schools, students, and teachers; dinners, luncheons, award ceremonies, and scholarship presentations; dedications, memorial services, and check presentations, as well as holidays and other "dedicated days" and weeks that mark the regular rhythm of organizational life and punctuate the school year. The Collection also contains images depicting professional development via training and workshops, and the UFT's relationship to New York City and state politics and politicians. In addition, a small, but significant portion of the Collection reflects the rising consciousness of ethnic identity among students, teachers, and parents, as well as some of its attendant tensions in New York City schools, such as the Ocean Hill-Brownsville crisis. In addition, the Collection offers a small amount of visual documentation of the Teachers' Guild, a UFT predecessor union.
The basic unit of this collection is the "shoot" - that is, a single image or a group of images shot at one particular event or related group of events. Each of these shoots has been identified and described in a separate entry that includes a date, if known, shoot description (derived from caption information inscribed by Weissenstein on the original negative sleeve). Each image within a shoot has also been assigned an item number (e.g., the third image in shoot number 500 would be #500-03); these frame numbers are inscribed on the sleeves in which the negatives are stored. (Note that these assigned item numbers are not necessarily same as the numbers printed on the negative frames themselves.) Where multiple negatives come in strips (as in 35mm format), frame numbers have been assigned from left to right, in ascending order.
The shoots are listed in topical series-for the most part in chronological order. The same shoot may (and often does) appear in several series lists, when its subject content falls into more than one category.
The collection includes 151 black and white prints, 83 of which have identified matching negatives.
Series I: Administration and Services. The UFT's own administrative offices are included in this series, as well as courses for UFT members, such as high school equivalency and college application classes for para-professionals.
Series II: Ceremonies. A diverse range of images documenting award ceremonies, scholarship presentations, dedications, memorial services, and official dinners and luncheons. Includes images documenting Albert Shanker's release from jail (after being imprisoned under the Taylor Law) and the following celebratory reception.
Series III: Chapters. Features specific UFT chapters such as Para-Professionals, School Secretaries, Guidance Counselors and local chapters. The majority of these images document the activities of the Para-Professionals.
Series IV: Committees. UFT committees, usually shown in meetings.
Series V: Conferences. UFT conferences, such as the annual Spring Conference and MES (More Effective Schools program) conferences.
Series VI: Contracts and Negotiations. Bargaining sessions and contract signings at the NYC Board of Education and other locations.
Series VII: Dedicated Days/Weeks/Celebrations. Holidays and dedicated day/week celebrations, mostly shot in schools. Most commonly depicted are Puerto Rican Discovery Day, Black History events, and Chinese New Year celebrations. Highlights include student guides showing African-American history museums they created and reading aloud poems by Langston Hughes. Also included are images showing a New York City public school observing Earth Day the first year this event was celebrated.
Series VIII: Demonstrations/Rallies. Demonstrations shot outside of school board meetings, City Hall, Gracie Mansion (the official residence of New York City mayors), and individual schools. These images include a protest by the Jewish Defense League against radio host, Julius Lester, after an anti-semitic poem was read on his radio broadcast, shots of an apparent counter-protest, and demonstrators being arrested by the police. Other highlights are a mock-funeral procession to City Hall, demonstrations calling for traffic lights, and a number of events with demonstrators carrying picket signs in different languages. This series also encompasses images related to vigils, boycotts, and jailing of strikers.
Series IX: UFT Elections and Voting. Shots of individual candidates, ballot counting, and UFT members voting in chapter, district and other elections.
Series X: Individuals. Arranged alphabetically by last name of the most prominent individual listed in the shoot caption. Includes portraits of single individuals, as well as images of named individuals in groups. While most of the identified individuals are UFT (or one of its predecessor organization's) officers (such as Albert Shanker, Charles Cogen, Jules Kolodny, and David Selden) or members, leaders of other unions or labor organizations (such as Cesar Chavez and George Meany), New York City and state and national politicians (including Bella Abzug, Herman Badillo, Shirley Chisholm, Jacob Javits, Edward Koch, and Nelson Rockefeller), and prominent civil rights leaders (such as Bayard Rustin and Whitney Young) are also represented.
Series XI: Legislative and Government. NYC Board of Education meetings, budget hearings, and various other legislative or government hearings and related events.
Series XII: Meetings. UFT mass meetings, chapter meetings held at schools and other locations, as well as some meetings sponsored by other organizations and attended by UFT members and/or staff. Many of the accompanying captions identify speakers and/or topics of the meetings, as well as locations.
Series XIII: Officers and Official Business. Chapter chairperson meetings and delegate assemblies are documented. Highlights include images of the presentation of the UFT's charter from the American Federation of Teachers.
Series XIV: Parents. Parental involvement in education, including parent-teacher associations and parent participation programs.
Series XV: Political. Political action committees, demonstrations at national political party conventions, and demonstrations of solidarity, with the UFT lending support to other labor organizations such as Painters District Council 9, the United Farm Workers' (grape boycott), and the Social Service Employees Union (AFSCME, Local 371).
Series XVI: UFT Programs. Meetings, conferences and courses sponsored by the MES (More Effective Schools) and QuEST (Quality Educational Standards in Teaching) programs make up the bulk of this series. Also included are images documenting drug education programs for students and students getting tested for sickle cell anemia at a clinic.
Series XVII: Publicity. Press conferences make up the majority of these images. Also included are a few shoots showing radio interviews and tapings of television shows.
Series XVIII: Retired Teachers. Retired teachers and their organizations from both New York City and New York State.
Series XIX: School Districts. Meetings or events concerning specific school districts. All images have a school district named in the photographer-provided caption, and captions identify many individuals as well.
Series XX: Schools/Students/Teachers.Schools and students identified by school name and/or number, as well as more "generic" images of teachers and classroom scenes. Names of teachers or selected students are included in some captions. Many images show students performing in school plays or at work in the classroom. Highlights include: the public school for Rikers Island prison with male and female students engagiedin vocational training and legal education courses; students learning English, with ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) teaching guidelines on the bulletin boards; graffiti and damage to school buildings; students attending a class in a teacher's apartment; an attendance counselor visiting the homes of students.
Series XXI: Special Education. Features demonstrations and rallies on behalf of education for disabled students and improvement of education for deaf students, as well as events such as a wheelchair baseball game and a baseball game played by disabled children.
Series XXII: Strikes. Strikes and strike planning. Highlights include Teachers Guild strike images from the 1940s and 1950s, and images the of earliest strike actions by the UFT. Venues such as St. Nicholas Arena, Manhattan Center (both favorite locations for labor union mass meetings), and the Marc Ballroom, as well as various hotels, form the backdrop for these activities.
Series XXIII: Training, Certification, and Workshops. Professional and administrative development programs including narcotics clinics and language workshops.
Series XXIV: Miscellaneous.Events that cannot be precisely categorized based on the photographer's original caption and/or the information in the images themselves. Series includes teachers and UFT officers exploring new tools and technologies such as Cuisenaire Rods (colored rods of varying lengths used for teaching mathematics), magnetic tape, the talking typewriter and "Dial-a-Drill." Art exhibits not further identified by school or sponsoring organization, clothing drives, a teacher's check reproduction and a city planning map are also included in the series.
Series XXV: Predecessor Union: Teachers' Guild. The Teachers' Guild and its participation strikes, celebrations, charity drives (such as the March of Dimes) and other special events. Images of the "Polio Pioneers," the first children who received the Salk polio vaccine, are particularly striking.
Series XXVI: Other Teachers' Organizations. Images documenting activities of teacher organizations, including Empire State Teachers, the United Federation of College Teachers and the Professional Staff Congress.
Series XXVII: Other Labor Organizations. Non-teacher labor unions and umbrella or action organizations representing labor unions or labor-related issues, including the AFL-CIO, Frontlash, the NYC Central Labor Council, and Painters District Council 9.
Series XXVIII: Other Organizations. A small number of images of or relating to non-labor-related organizations, including politically progressive, professional, charitable, or fraternal groups such as the Brotherhood in Action, the Ethical Culture Society and the National Conference for Community and Justice.
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Conditions Governing Access
Materials are open without restrictions.
Use Restrictions
Because of the assembled nature of this collection, copyright status varies across the collection. Copyright is assumed to be held by the original creator of individual items in the collection; these items are expected to pass into the public domain 120 years after their creation. Copyright (and related rights to publicity and privacy) to materials in this collection, created by the United Federation of Teachers, was not transferred to New York University. Permission to use materials must be secured from the copyright holder.
Preferred Citation
Identification of item, date; United Federation of Teachers Hans Weissenstein Negatives; PHOTOS.019.001; box number; folder number or item identifier; Tamiment Library & Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York University.
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Immediate Source of Acquisition
This collection of black and white negatives was shot by commercial photographer Hans Weissenstein (aka Whitestone Studios) for the United Federation of Teachers (and one of its predecessor unions, the Teachers' Guild), between 1949 and 1977. It was donated to the Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives by the United Federation of Teachers in 1986. The accession number associated with this collection is 1986.024.
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Decisions regarding arrangement, description, and physical interventions for this collection prior to 2020 are unknown. In 2020 the file inventory was edited to add main box numbers to simplify paging requests.
Select creator-supplied titles containing racist and ableist language were identified in this collection, but have been retained to convey important contextual information regarding time and place in which the documents and titles were created.
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Series I. Administration and Services, 1961-1973, inclusive
Extent
Raffle Drawing (Teacher Recognition Day) ["Teachers will be recognized when they achieve collective bargaining status" sign hanging on podium.], May 16, 1961, inclusive
Bargaining Office, Feb 13, 1962, inclusive
Membership Shop, Dec 4, 1962, inclusive
Interiors Office, Jan 28, 1963, inclusive
Pension Committee, Apr 26, 1963, inclusive
Leaving for Prince Edward Co., Aug 10, 1963, inclusive
New Accountants, Jan 15, 1964, inclusive
Crash Study Classes, Oct 25, 1965, inclusive
Health Insurance, Nov 9, 1965, inclusive
Pension Fund, Apr 28, 1967, inclusive
Welfare Fund, Mar 25, 1969, inclusive
H.S. Diploma Equivalency Course, Feb 28, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals Examination H.S. Equivalency, Jun 27, 1970, inclusive
Equitable Fed[eral Savings and Loan], Sep 15, 1970, inclusive
Bronx office, Sep 21, 1970, inclusive
Queens office, Sep 21, 1970, inclusive
Brooklyn office, Sep 21, 1970, inclusive
H. Q. Manhattan office, Sep 22, 1970, inclusive
Opening Manhattan office, Sep 22, 1970, inclusive
Staten Island [UFT HQ], Sep 23, 1970, inclusive
Bronx Branch office opening, Sep 25, 1970, inclusive
US Savings Bonds UFT HQ, Sep 30, 1970, inclusive
Opening of Brooklyn Branch Office, Oct 8, 1970, inclusive
Staten Island office opening, Oct 16, 1970, inclusive
Queens opening, Oct 27, 1970, inclusive
Pension Fund, Jan 12, 1971, inclusive
IS 10 [teachers receiving] Checks, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
Bronx Boro Office - Para-Professionals Registration College, Feb 1, 1971, inclusive
Manhattan Office - Para-Professional Applications College, Feb 2, 1971, inclusive
Press Conference - Para-Professional College Apps., Feb 3, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker Speaking - Brooklyn Boro Office, Feb 9, 1971, inclusive
Pension -7th Floor Boardroom, Feb 19, 1971, inclusive
Manhattan Office Party, Apr 2, 1971, inclusive
Pension at PS 83 [?] Ed Fuoriy [?], May 1, 1971, inclusive
Manhattan Boro office 1 yr., May 21, 1971, inclusive
Headquarters 260 Park Ave S. - HS Equivalency Course Teacher speaking to class, Jul 6, 1971, inclusive
Pension Clinic, Nov 5, 1971, inclusive
HS Equivalency Course - UFT Headquarters, Feb 15, 1972, inclusive
Headquarters & HS Equivalency Course, 4 Classes, Jul 9, 1973, inclusive
Series II. Ceremonies, 1953-1974, inclusive
Extent
Teachers' Guild Hotel Astor [Dewey Luncheon], undated, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Dinner Hotel Roosevelt, Jan 25, 1953, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Hotel Olcott [luncheon], Nov 13, 1953, inclusive
Teachers' Guild 25th Anniversary dinner Hotel Roosevelt, Mar 5, 1954, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Roosevelt Hotel - Awards Luncheon & Panel (George Counts & John Childs Dewey Awards), Mar 5, 1955, inclusive
Teachers' Guild [Abe] Lefkowitz dinner Hotel Commodore, May 23, 1955, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Check presentation [Charles] Cogen, Dec 6, 1955, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Spring Luncheon Walter Reuther & George Meany, Mar 3, 1956, inclusive
C[ogen, Charles?] K[olodny, Jules?] City Hall Teacher Presentations, May 21, 1957, inclusive
C[ogen, Charles?] K[olodny, Jules?] March of Dimes PS 54 check presentation, Jan 31, 1958, inclusive
Spring Luncheon, Mar 4, 1961, inclusive
Raffle Drawing (Teacher Recognition Day) ["Teachers will be recognized when they achieve collective bargaining status" sign hanging on podium.], May 16, 1961, inclusive
Spring Luncheon Commodore Hotel Secretary of Labor Goldberg, Mar 3, 1962, inclusive
AFT Luncheon & Awards, Journalistic, Aug 19, 1963, inclusive
Check pres[entation] Cogen, Selden, Aeberman [?], Jan 7, 1964, inclusive
Check Presentation office - Albert Shanker - [Charles] Cogen, Apr 15, 1964, inclusive
Board of Education [Robert] Atkin[s] Swearing-in, May 25, 1964, inclusive
Swearing in Officers Marc Ballroom, Jun 10, 1964, inclusive
5 yrs. Network Strike party Hilton, Nov 5, 1965, inclusive
Mayor's Committee on scholastic achievement 4 Seasons [awards ceremony], Dec 8, 1965, inclusive
Community Celebration PS 113 Percy Sutton, Jun 16, 1967, inclusive
Library Dedication, Jun 21, 1967, inclusive
AFT Million Dollar ["Million Dollar Militancy Fund"] Dinner for Jailbirds, May 29, 1968, inclusive
Check presentation, Nov 12, 1968, inclusive
Swearing in Dave Wittes, May 12, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Gladys Roth Award, May 22, 1969, inclusive
District 28 Albert Shanker Man of the Year, May 23, 1969, inclusive
Presentation Sheepshead Bay, Jun 6, 1969, inclusive
Dante's Restaurant - Para-Professional, Jun 6, 1969, inclusive
Dedication, Jun 12, 1969, inclusive
PS 211Bronx Dedication Bi-lingual, Sep 11, 1969, inclusive
[Al] Shanker Reception Bronx, Oct 31, 1969, inclusive
Albert Shanker reception Brooklyn, Nov 13, 1969, inclusive
Queens reception [Al] Shanker, Nov 20, 1969, inclusive
G.E. check presentation, Nov 20, 1969, inclusive
Al] Shanker reception George Washington Hotel, Dec 4, 1969, inclusive
[Al] Shanker Dinner, Dec 15, 1969, inclusive
[$]40,000 for GE workers, Dec 17, 1969, inclusive
Art Show Winners Madison Square Garden, Jan 9, 1970, inclusive
Party in Brooklyn, Caterers, Jan 14, 1970, inclusive
Regent Scholars at Fordham, Feb 6, 1970, inclusive
[Abe] Lefkowitz Library Dedication, Feb 16, 1970, inclusive
Brock Peters Awards IS 10 ["Welcome Home Brock Peters" sign; actor Brock Peters comes back to his old school[?]], Mar 6, 1970, inclusive
Colloquia & Reception [all members have name plaques], Mar 20, 1970, inclusive
Reception & Luncheon, Mar 21, 1970, inclusive
Reception Greek Freedom Fighters Central Labor Council, Mar 26, 1970, inclusive
PS 274 Weatherless - St. Moritz [(UFT members from PS 274?) at event at St. Moritz Hotel in Manhattan that appears to honor an elderly woman wearing a hat, possibly surnamed "Weatherless."], Apr 11, 1970, inclusive
Retirement Teachers Luncheon Grand St. Boys Club, May 12, 1970, inclusive
Queens Jamaica PS[?] Dedication, May 15, 1970, inclusive
Albert Shanker jail release & reception, May 29, 1970, inclusive
Candello Party, Jun 11, 1970, inclusive
Mini School Opening Dedication PS 134, Jun 12, 1970, inclusive
Headstart Anniversary Flushing, Jun 13, 1970, inclusive
Luncheon, Jun 29, 1970, inclusive
Little Red School Middle School Opening, Sep 30, 1970, inclusive
District 20 Brooklyn, Scholarship Party, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
Scholarship Awards Fordham University, Feb 26, 1971, inclusive
IS 162 Bronx New School Opening, Apr 23, 1971, inclusive
Spring Conference Display - Sessions - Awards (1st Day), Apr 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 104 Bronx Opening of annex, Apr 30, 1971, inclusive
Ted Britton Dinner - Hilton Dinner, May 1, 1971, inclusive
Retired Teachers lunch, May 11, 1971, inclusive
Bronx Day, May 12, 1971, inclusive
Leichter Party District 20 La Mere, May 18, 1971, inclusive
Julia Richmond HS $12,000 check Football Team, May 20, 1971, inclusive
Manhattan Boro office 1 yr., May 21, 1971, inclusive
PS 23 Mini School Opening Ribbon Cutting, Jun 2, 1971, inclusive
300 Scholarships at Julia Richmond [?], Jun 8, 1971, inclusive
PS 128 Bronx District Show Awards & Exhibit, Jun 9, 1971, inclusive
Early - childhood luncheon - La Bibliotheque, Jun 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 169 Awards, Jun 23, 1971, inclusive
Assigned Teacher Swear in, Jun 23, 1971, inclusive
IRS [IS?] 218 Scholarships, Jun 24, 1971, inclusive
Bushwick HS Graduation Brooklyn - UFT Scholarship Awards (RKO Madison Theater), Jun 28, 1971, inclusive
Prospect Heights HS Brooklyn Federal School Summer Program Awards, Aug 12, 1971, inclusive
New York Hilton Haaren HS Mini School Luncheon [Haaren HS, located at 10th Ave between 58th and 59th streets, closed in the late 1970's.], Aug 17, 1971, inclusive
IS 102 Bronx "Teacher of Year", Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
Award to Teacher of the Year Long Island, Oct 28, 1971, inclusive
Teachers of Year, Board of Education, [Carol] Landau / Frudland, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Teacher of the Year Paul Gershwin[?], Bronx, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Anniversary of School PS 45 Brooklyn, Mrs. Orshaw, Nov 22, 1971, inclusive
IS 302 Dedication, Dec 17, 1971, inclusive
Sarah J Hale JHS Brooklyn Dedication, Teachers Lounge, Jan 28, 1972, inclusive
Fred Nauman -UFT College Scholarships, Feb 4, 1972, inclusive
Para-professional becomes Teacher 369 Armory, Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
Frontlash Exhibit & Award, Feb 22, 1972, inclusive
PS 148 Dedication, Mar 1, 1972, inclusive
PS 31 Gold Jubilee, Apr 26, 1972, inclusive
Carmella Nefi Luncheon, Apr 29, 1972, inclusive
IS 145 Mini School Opening, May 19, 1972, inclusive
Scholarship students [Names of each student written on negatives], May 20, 1972, inclusive
Dave Wittes Memorial, May 25, 1972, inclusive
Scholarship Awards, Jun 8, 1972, inclusive
PS 161 Bronx Awards Art, Jun 12, 1972, inclusive
Franklin K Lane HS, UFT Awards, George Altomare, Jun 29, 1972, inclusive
Scholarship Awards [UFT College Scholarship Fund], Apr 1, 1973, inclusive
Reception Commodore, May 23, 1973, inclusive
Scholarship awards, May 30, 1973, inclusive
African Exhibit [and ribbon cutting], Oct 17, 1973, inclusive
Scholarship Awards [Whitestone Photos], May 28, 1974, inclusive
Series III. Chapters, 1962-1973, inclusive
Extent
Secretaries petitions Board of Education, Jun 18, 1962, inclusive
Child Guidance Bureau, Mar 19, 1963, inclusive
Child Guidance Election, Apr 26, 1963, inclusive
Attendance Teachers, Dec 12, 1963, inclusive
Child Guidance, May 26, 1964, inclusive
Guidance Teachers at Maritime Union, Sep 10, 1964, inclusive
Substitute Teachers at Board of Education, Sep 15, 1964, inclusive
Guidance Teachers Washington Irving HS, Sep 19, 1964, inclusive
Secretaries Astor [Hotel], Apr 28, 1965, inclusive
School Secretaries, Oct 14, 1965, inclusive
School Secretaries George Washington Hotel, Jan 17, 1966, inclusive
Secretaries Retreat Tarrytown, May 7, 1966, inclusive
Guidance Group, Jan 23, 1967, inclusive
Guidance Counselors Contract Signing Board of Education, Mar 6, 1967, inclusive
Staten Island Chapter, Apr 15, 1967, inclusive
Bronx Chapter, Apr 15, 1967, inclusive
Voc[ational] Teachers Picket Board of Education, Jun 9, 1967, inclusive
Retired Teachers, May 14, 1968, inclusive
Guidance [Teachers], Sep 19, 1968, inclusive
Retired Teachers Marc Ballroom, Oct 15, 1968, inclusive
UFT Child Guidance Brooklyn, Oct 28, 1968, inclusive
Child Guidance Group, Check to Albert Shanker + Headshot, Bilingual Teachers, Jan 16, 1969, inclusive
Mrs. [Ruth] Melton - Homebound [teachers], Mar 13, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals PS 182 Brooklyn, Mar 27, 1969, inclusive
PS 123 Queens Para-Professionals [& students], Apr 11, 1969, inclusive
Retired Teachers, May 13, 1969, inclusive
Hollis, Board of Education Fantasy [?] East Para-Professionals, May 16, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Para-Professionals, Jun 4, 1969, inclusive
Dante's Restaurant - Para-Professional, Jun 6, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Para-Professionals, Jun 13, 1969, inclusive
Nominating Committee Guidance Counselors Inst. [?] [group photographs of men and women at official function, perhaps at a hotel], Jun 22, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals Election Brandeis, Jun 25, 1969, inclusive
School Secretaries Marc Ballroom, Sep 2, 1969, inclusive
Lab. Specs. & Techs, Sep 3, 1969, inclusive
Guidance Counselors George Washington Hotel, Sep 4, 1969, inclusive
Child Guidance at UFT, Sep 5, 1969, inclusive
Secretaries / Voc. H. S. / John Hill, Oct 16, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals [at work in classrooms with students], Oct 16, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals [meeting and front façade of UFT building]], Oct 21, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Oct 29, 1969, inclusive
Gladys Roth Para-Professional Brooklyn, Nov 10, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Early Childhood com [?], Nov 17, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals Granada Hotel, Nov 21, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals - [Al] Shanker Meeting, Nov 24, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Para-Professionals, Dec 19, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals [meeting], Jan 9, 1970, inclusive
Homebound Teachers, Jan 13, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals at Board of Education 110 Livingston, Jan 22, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals Marc Ballroom, Jan 28, 1970, inclusive
Secretaries Meeting, Jan 30, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals Counseling, Jan 30, 1970, inclusive
School Secretaries at Marc Ballroom, Feb 9, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals, Feb 25, 1970, inclusive
School Secretaries Meeting George Washington Hotel, Feb 26, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals Marc Ballroom, Mar 12, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professional Vote, Apr 22, 1970, inclusive
Union Leaders for Para-Professionals, Randolph, Gramercy Hotel, May 7, 1970, inclusive
Jamaica H.S. Guidance Counselor[s], May 20, 1970, inclusive
Bayard Rustin & Dave's [?] at Board Room & Headshots [talking to Para-Professionals], May 22, 1970, inclusive
HS of Fashion - Para-Professionals District Coordinators, Jun 11, 1970, inclusive
Guidance Counselors Board of Education [Brooklyn ?], Jun 19, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professional heads & election Waldorf, Jun 22, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals Examination H.S. Equivalency, Jun 27, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals Irving Plaza Voting, Aug 3, 1970, inclusive
Guidance Counselors Gramercy Hotel, Nov 5, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals at Marc Ballroom, Nov 17, 1970, inclusive
Secretaries [meeting], Nov 19, 1970, inclusive
Guidance Counselors & Para-Professional Executive Committee, Dec 9, 1970, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries Action Committee - HS of Art & Design, Jan 21, 1971, inclusive
PS 94 School Secretaries (office), Feb 1, 1971, inclusive
Bronx Boro Office - Para-Professionals Registration College, Feb 1, 1971, inclusive
Manhattan Office - Para-Professional Applications College, Feb 2, 1971, inclusive
Para-Professional Contract Signing - Board of Education, Mar 3, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Mar 9, 1971, inclusive
Kings County Comm. College Para-Pros., Mar 29, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Para-Professional Teacher PS 35, Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Future Teachers, Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries at Mrs. Robins, May 17, 1971, inclusive
Early Childhood Chairman Rose de Fuente, Eva Vigman, May 24, 1971, inclusive
Assigned Teachers UTO DeLeon [?], May 26, 1971, inclusive
UFT at PS 2 District 2 Para-Professional Meeting, Velma Hill, Frank Brown, May 27, 1971, inclusive
PS 94 Brooklyn Para-Professional - Paycuts[?] Party, Jun 15, 1971, inclusive
Guidance Counselors Marc Ballroom Gramercy Park, Jun 17, 1971, inclusive
Para-Professional - Velma Hill - Elected Reps - Marc Ballroom, Jun 18, 1971, inclusive
Early - childhood luncheon - La Bibliotheque, Jun 19, 1971, inclusive
Assigned Teacher Swear in, Jun 23, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Oct 7, 1971, inclusive
Executive Board Room Homebound Council, Oct 12, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries Committee, Edith Duffy, Oct 12, 1971, inclusive
School Secretaries headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Nov 10, 1971, inclusive
Para-Professional Elected Reps., Dec 16, 1971, inclusive
Para-Professional Meeting IS 131 Bronx, Jan 24, 1972, inclusive
Para-Professional Com. Brooklyn, Feb 10, 1972, inclusive
Para-professional becomes Teacher 369 Armory, Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
Gramercy Park Hotel Guidance Counselors, Mar 7, 1972, inclusive
Bronx Boro office emergency meeting of Chapter, May 5, 1972, inclusive
Guidance Counselors conference, May 24, 1972, inclusive
NY City Personnel Guidance Conference, Mar 9, 1973, inclusive
Laboratory Specialists, Washington Irving HS, Jun 13, 1973, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Jun 18, 1973, inclusive
Series IV. Committees, 1961-1973, inclusive
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Grievance Committee, May 12, 1961, inclusive
Committee, Mar 21, 1963, inclusive
Pension Committee, Apr 26, 1963, inclusive
[Robert] Atkin[s] & committee, Apr 24, 1964, inclusive
Committee [?], Apr 12, 1965, inclusive
Contract Proposal Comm. Cent. HS, Sep 9, 1967, inclusive
Spring Luncheon Committee, Jan 8, 1968, inclusive
QuEST [Quality Educational Standards in Teaching] Comm., Sep 30, 1969, inclusive
Committees Para-Professionals [Roberta L. ] Fass/[Jacqueline F.] Lander GE grape [Teaching Unit on the "Struggle of the Farm Workers for Collective Bargaining".], Nov 24, 1969, inclusive
Committee Inspecting JHS Queens, Jan 27, 1970, inclusive
Elementary School Com., Nov 17, 1970, inclusive
QuEST Committee, Dec 8, 1970, inclusive
Guidance Counselors & Para-Professional Executive Committee, Dec 9, 1970, inclusive
Music Teachers Committee Meeting, Dec 11, 1970, inclusive
IS 142 Queens Comm., Dec 17, 1970, inclusive
J.H.S. Comm. [speaking to audience], Jan 7, 1971, inclusive
Citywide Emergency Committee Bayard Rustin, Feb 2, 1971, inclusive
HS Committee, Feb 25, 1971, inclusive
HS Committee - Bob Miller, Mar 9, 1971, inclusive
HS Committee, Mar 25, 1971, inclusive
Evaluation Committee, Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Central Comm. HS Albert Shanker Speaking, Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Committee Ret. Teachers, Oct 12, 1971, inclusive
JHS Committee Executive Board Room, Oct 14, 1971, inclusive
CRMD [Children with Retarded Mental Development] Committee, Oct 18, 1971, inclusive
Vocational HS Committee, Oct 21, 1971, inclusive
Spring Conferences Committee (Gramercy Park Hotel), Nov 4, 1971, inclusive
Special Education Committee, George Washington Hotel, Nov 16, 1971, inclusive
Music Committee, Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
L I University Mayors Comm. [?] Hearing on Disabled, Jan 11, 1972, inclusive
Security Comm., Mar 2, 1972, inclusive
HS Committee Executive Board Room, Mar 23, 1972, inclusive
HS renovation [?] committees - Community College Comm., May 9, 1972, inclusive
Jr. HS Comm. Pare College, May 12, 1972, inclusive
At[tendance] HS Comm. [teachers at table], May 18, 1972, inclusive
Ed. Comm., May 4, 1973, inclusive
Glen Cove Spec. Ed. Comm., Oct 19, 1973, inclusive
Series V. Conferences, 1958-1973, inclusive
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Teachers' Guild Union Conference Astor Hotel, Oct 4, 1958, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Annual Conference Father George Ford, Mar 7, 1959, inclusive
NY Teachers' Guild Annual Conference A. Philip Randolph Honored, Mar 5, 1960, inclusive
Annual Conference Justice William O. Douglass, Feb 23, 1962, inclusive
Out of town Teachers Conference George Washington Hotel, Mar 15, 1964, inclusive
Board of Education Conferences, Oct 11, 1965, inclusive
Spring Conference Group, Dec 11, 1967, inclusive
Tarrytown - Accountability, Jun 13, 1970, inclusive
District 19 Conference, Jul 9, 1970, inclusive
MES Conf. Tarrytown, Oct 31, 1970, inclusive
Spring Conference Display - Sessions - Awards (1st Day), Apr 23, 1971, inclusive
Spring Conference (2nd Day), Apr 24, 1971, inclusive
Cocktail Party - luncheon Spring Conference (2nd Day), Apr 24, 1971, inclusive
Ed. Conf. PS 154 M, May 22, 1971, inclusive
Sandy Blair PS 95 Bronx End of Year Conference, May 26, 1971, inclusive
MES Conference PS 154, Jun 5, 1971, inclusive
IS 348 Brooklyn, broken into sub-school conference, Oct 13, 1971, inclusive
Security Conference District 17 Brooklyn, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Planning Conference, Julia Richmond HS, Dec 20, 1971, inclusive
MES State Conference, JHS All Day Conference, Jan 8, 1972, inclusive
New Rochelle Conference, May 10, 1972, inclusive
Guidance Counselors conference, May 24, 1972, inclusive
New Rochelle Annual Teachers Conference, May 26, 1972, inclusive
Board of Education Reading Conference [ ___ __ ?], May 25, 1973, inclusive
Series VI. Contracts and Negotiations, 1961-1971, inclusive
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[Retirement Board], undated, inclusive
Bargaining group Cayan - Homberg, Dec 6, 1961, inclusive
Manhattan Center ["Collective Bargaining for Teachers Democracy in Education." Dance/Social], Dec 21, 1961, inclusive
Bargaining at Board of Education, Feb 6, 1962, inclusive
Bargaining Office, Feb 13, 1962, inclusive
Delegate Assembly Contract, Sep 19, 1962, inclusive
Contract Signing - Board of Education (seated), Oct 18, 1962, inclusive
1st Collective Bargaining Contract Signing (Cogen & Max J. Rubin), Oct 18, 1962, inclusive
Contract Signing Board of Education, Oct 18, 1962, inclusive
Contract Signing Board of Education James Donavon, Feb 10, 1964, inclusive
Board of Education Attendants Teachers contract signing, Mar 25, 1964, inclusive
Contract [?] Queens, May 6, 1964, inclusive
Board of Education Contract Signing, Jan 25, 1965, inclusive
Contract Negotiations Commodore Hotel, Sep 7, 1965, inclusive
Contract Signing, Nov 24, 1965, inclusive
Board of Education Welfare Fund Contract Signings, Feb 17, 1966, inclusive
Contract Signing [at Board of Education] Boro Hall, Mar 1, 1966, inclusive
Guidance Counselors Contract Signing Board of Education, Mar 6, 1967, inclusive
Contract Proposal Comm. Cent. HS, Sep 9, 1967, inclusive
District Negotiators Groups, Oct 17, 1967, inclusive
Negotiations Committee Board of Education, Jan 14, 1969, inclusive
Collective Bargaining Forum, May 13, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Contract Signing [?], Dec 16, 1969, inclusive
Functional Chapters Contract Signing Board of Education, May 13, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professional Contract Signing - Board of Education, Mar 3, 1971, inclusive
TRU contract signing, Jun 16, 1971, inclusive
Series VII. Dedicated Days/Weeks/Celebrations, 1966-1973, inclusive
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IS 293 Brooklyn Puerto Rican Night, undated, inclusive
Negro History Panel, Jul 8, 1966, inclusive
Meeting Afro-American, May 18, 1967, inclusive
PS 130 Spr[ing] [African-American history day], Feb 9, 1968, inclusive
Art Exhibit Dr. King, Jun 4, 1968, inclusive
K 25 Afro American History Exhibit, Feb 12, 1969, inclusive
Afro History, Feb 17, 1969, inclusive
PS 129 [Dr. Martin Luther] King Museum, Feb 24, 1969, inclusive
Puerto Rican Festival PS 327, Nov 21, 1969, inclusive
PS 304 Bedford / Stuyvesant Food & [Black Heritage] Displays, Feb 11, 1970, inclusive
Afro-American Week Displays PS 25 [# 12392-4: Teacher Roberta Fass tells her students about labor leaders, A. Philip Randolph. Left to Right: Edgar Diaz, Darnell Norris, Neal McCord, Larry Gilliam, Roberta Fass, and Tyrone Temple.], Feb 13, 1970, inclusive
PS 129 Afro-American Week, Feb 20, 1970, inclusive
PS 129 Broglia West [Students reading Langston Hughes poetry, showing off African-American pictures, magazines and history posters.], Mar 12, 1970, inclusive
PS 307 Earth Day, Apr 22, 1970, inclusive
Afro-American Exhibit Display PS 151, Jun 3, 1970, inclusive
African Art Fordham [?], Jul 21, 1970, inclusive
PS 70 Puerto Rican Discovery Day, Nov 17, 1970, inclusive
Puerto Rican Discovery Day - Taft HS, Nov 18, 1970, inclusive
Puerto Rico Day - 6 Schools Bronx, Nov 19, 1970, inclusive
Bronx Schools Martin Luther King Day, Jan 11, 1971, inclusive
Howard Taft H.S. - Martin Luther King Exhibit & Performance, Jan 13, 1971, inclusive
PS 208 - Martin L. King Celebration, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
IS 293 Brooklyn Nathan Hale Production [Appears to be a celebration of African heritage and culture - students participating in African dance and drumming.], Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
District 28 [Dr. Martin Luther] King Program, Jan 21, 1971, inclusive
Chinese New Year PS 130, Jan 26, 1971, inclusive
PS 23 Manhattan Chinese New Year Play, Jan 28, 1971, inclusive
John Brown HS Martin L. King Display, Jan 29, 1971, inclusive
PS 332 Brooklyn Black Music through the Years, Feb 8, 1971, inclusive
JHS 232 Brooklyn Black History Program, Feb 11, 1971, inclusive
PS 159 Brooklyn Black History Celebration, Feb 11, 1971, inclusive
PS 45 Queens - Negro History - Performance for parents, Feb 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 396-327 Brooklyn Fiesta Panamerica, Apr 6, 1971, inclusive
JHS 296 Brooklyn Pan American Show, Apr 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 130 Manhattan Chinese - Puerto Rican - Day, Apr 30, 1971, inclusive
PS 150 Bronx Crop Principal Black & Puerto Rican Culture, May 5, 1971, inclusive
District 28 Queens overcrowded classes demonstration, May 6, 1971, inclusive
PS 128 M King Film Premiere - Para-Professional - PS 128 M, May 22, 1971, inclusive
P[uerto] R[ican] Discovery Day Brooklyn PS 284 Brooklyn, Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 60 Bronx P[uerto] R[ican] Program, Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 297 Brooklyn Puerto Rico Discovery Day, Nov 22, 1971, inclusive
Thanksgiving Day Feast PS 188 Brooklyn, Marta Gross, Labell Harrison, Nov 24, 1971, inclusive
International food festival Wingate HS Brooklyn, Stanley Finger, Dec 3, 1971, inclusive
PS 299 Award Winners at Black Expo, Dec 8, 1971, inclusive
PS 127 Queens Martin Luther King Day, Jan 18, 1972, inclusive
Demonstration PS15, Jan 26, 1972, inclusive
Chinese New Year PS 23, Feb 10, 1972, inclusive
PS 244 K Brooklyn Americana USA, Feb 16, 1972, inclusive
Chinese New Year PS 2, Feb 17, 1972, inclusive
Afro American History PS 224 Brooklyn, Feb 17, 1972, inclusive
JHS 45 Manhattan Afro American History week, Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 157, District 7, Brooklyn, Negro History Week, Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 282 Negro History, Feb 25, 1972, inclusive
PS 75 Brooklyn Pan-American Day & Fashion Show, Apr 14, 1972, inclusive
PS 198 Manhattan Pan A[merican] Fiesta, Apr 21, 1972, inclusive
PS 9 Brooklyn Martin Luther King Statue, Apr 21, 1972, inclusive
IS 10 Manhattan, Bro[c?]k Peters Auditorium, F[rederick] Douglas Day, May 19, 1972, inclusive
Sommers [?] JHS 252 International Festival, Jun 6, 1972, inclusive
African Exhibit [and ribbon cutting], Oct 17, 1973, inclusive
Series VIII. Demonstrations/Rallies, 1950-1973, inclusive
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3 Films of Amateur St. Johns Picket line [UFCT], undated, inclusive
Teachers' Guild [Demonstration calling for cost of living adjustment.], Mar 12, 1950, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Picketing City Hall [Collection includes corresponding prints.], Apr 14, 1953, inclusive
Teachers' Guild - Pickets "Wake up Mr. & Mrs. NY", Jan 13, 1954, inclusive
Teachers' Guild [Two men holding sign that reads "Higher Salaries = More Teachers = Better Schools; Raise Teachers' Salaries; Work Through Your Parents Ass'n, Your Civic Club, Your Union".], Jan 7, 1958, inclusive
Teachers' Guild - Rally @ Washington Irving HS, Feb 5, 1959, inclusive
Teachers' Guild - snowy day pickets @ Board of Education, Dec 21, 1959, inclusive
St. Nicholas Arena - Teachers with Placards, Mar 25, 1960, inclusive
St. Nicholas Arena - wide shot, Mar 25, 1960, inclusive
Teachers St. Nicholas Arena, Mar 25, 1960, inclusive
United Federation of Teachers picket line Woolworths, 42nd st. [Civil Rights: UFT Supports Sit-Ins], Jun 25, 1960, inclusive
Pre- strike rally - Placard-holders, Oct 19, 1960, inclusive
Dave Selden addressing pre-strike rally, Oct 19, 1960, inclusive
Pre-strike rally [back of speakers' heads], Oct 19, 1960, inclusive
Picket line Board of Education, Jun 6, 1961, inclusive
Picket line, Jun 6, 1961, inclusive
Picket line (long view), Jun 6, 1961, inclusive
Rally Brooklyn, Feb 28, 1963, inclusive
Rally HS of Fashion, Mar 20, 1963, inclusive
Rockefeller Office [Man holding "Veto the Index" sign; appears to be a demonstration in front of NYS Governor Nelson Rockefeller's office (street number 22).], Mar 22, 1963, inclusive
City Hall Rally, Apr 3, 1963, inclusive
Vigil, May 1, 1963, inclusive
City Hall Picket line, May 7, 1964, inclusive
Board of Education Pickets & Hotel St. George Rally, Jul 1, 1964, inclusive
Camp Teachers Rally Washington Irving HS, Jul 29, 1964, inclusive
College Teachers Picket line, Oct 23, 1964, inclusive
Picket Line Welfare Workers, Jan 12, 1965, inclusive
Welfare Workers Picket Line at City Hall, Jan 18, 1965, inclusive
[UFCT] Picket Line Board of Higher Education, Nov 19, 1965, inclusive
St. John's Rally Manhattan Center, Dec 29, 1965, inclusive
UFCT Picket Line St. Johns Brooklyn, Jan 4, 1966, inclusive
Board of Education Picket Line - Summer Teachers, Aug 26, 1966, inclusive
[March from] Seward High to City Hall, Feb 16, 1967, inclusive
PS 113 [Portables demonstration; "Get rid of the portables. They're little more than -HUTS-" and "We need a wing for Quality Education" signs on a coach bus with women and children standing in front.], Feb 17, 1967, inclusive
JHS 98 Demonstration Board of Education, Mar 14, 1967, inclusive
["Assembly"] Demonstration Marc Ballroom, Mar 21, 1967, inclusive
Picket Line Bedford Stuyvesant, May 19, 1967, inclusive
Voc[ational] Teachers Picket Board of Education, Jun 9, 1967, inclusive
M.E.S. Picket Line City Hall, Jun 22, 1967, inclusive
PS 131 Picket, Jun 28, 1967, inclusive
Van Buren HS Jamaica [demonstration by Parent Teacher Coalition to restore funds cut from budget.], May 7, 1968, inclusive
PS 117 East 109 Street Picket, May 7, 1968, inclusive
District 19 Brooklyn [children and adults demonstrating for restoration of funds cut from budget], May 7, 1968, inclusive
Ocean Hill Demonstration City Hall [UFT Pres. Albert Shanker speaking from atop a truck to crowd with umbrellas at City Hall rally during Ocean Hill/Brownsville crisis.], May 24, 1968, inclusive
Demonstration Little City Hall Brooklyn, Jun 16, 1968, inclusive
Andrew Stein; Buses and Rally, Sep 16, 1968, inclusive
District Super[intendent?] Montgomery Str. Picket, Sep 25, 1968, inclusive
City Hall Rally, Oct 17, 1968, inclusive
Vigil Gracie Mansion, Oct 25, 1968, inclusive
Headshot + O'Neill Demonstration [signs read "Unionism Yes, Racism No" and "Self-Determination for Black Communities"] [Headshots of Unidentified Individual], Nov 4, 1968, inclusive
Madison Square Garden [Appears to be a meeting of all UFT chapters/members. Different chapters and school/district representatives are noticeable, holding up signs of their delegations.], Nov 17, 1968, inclusive
WBAI [A demonstration of the Jewish Defense League calling to keep Julius Lester off the air. Appears a counter-demonstration is taking place by a group called "Whites Against White Violence." Unidentified individuals being arrested by police.], Jan 29, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education PS 39 Pickets, Mar 24, 1969, inclusive
PS 39 Pachelo [includes teacher seated at her desk in empty classroom and shots of protest signs written on the blackboard, including "Parents demand the teachers get out" and "Mr. Acosto is not wanted."], Mar 25, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education [Protest] 2 Bridges Picket, Mar 26, 1969, inclusive
City Hall UFCT Pickets, Apr 18, 1969, inclusive
Picket line 182 Street PS 194, May 13, 1969, inclusive
Picket line Boro Hall 2 Bridges at Bank, May 16, 1969, inclusive
[Demonstration at] Board of Education, Jun 11, 1969, inclusive
Demonstration PS 67 Bronx, Jun 20, 1969, inclusive
PS 61 Manhattan Demonstration, Sep 8, 1969, inclusive
Picket line Distr. Board of Ed [at] 1967 Turnbull Avenue [Bronx], Oct 20, 1969, inclusive
Vito, Washington Irving H. S. & Vigil, 260 Park, Nov 12, 1969, inclusive
Picket line [for] Deaf [classrooms] at City Hall, Dec 11, 1969, inclusive
Demonstration in Brooklyn, Jan 5, 1970, inclusive
PS 6 Demonstration Abe Levine [Includes shots of damage to school and Levine being interviewed by WEVD Radio.], Mar 23, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration at Board of Education, Mar 24, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration Hunts Point, Mar 25, 1970, inclusive
PS 50 Queens Demonstration, Apr 9, 1970, inclusive
City Hall PS 50 Mini School Demonstration, Apr 13, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration Carlton Ave to Board of Education, May 21, 1970, inclusive
Jail - Demonstration, May 26, 1970, inclusive
PS 211 Brooklyn Demonstration, Jun 2, 1970, inclusive
PS 87 Manhattan Demonstration for more Teachers & Para-Pros., Jun 8, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration PS 198 [Third] Ave, Jun 9, 1970, inclusive
District PS 20 Demonstration, Jun 11, 1970, inclusive
Rally City Hall - United for Better Schools Shot w/ [Al] Shanker & [Dave] Selden standing on a raised platform, Jun 15, 1970, inclusive
Board of Education Brandeis HS Demonstration, Jun 17, 1970, inclusive
PS 247 Brooklyn Mini School Demonstration, Jun 17, 1970, inclusive
Board of Education Picket line, Sep 10, 1970, inclusive
Parent Boycott School PS 11 Bronx, Sep 14, 1970, inclusive
Albert Shanker at PS 11 Bronx Boycott, Sep 17, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration IS 44, Sep 21, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration PS 167 Brooklyn, Sep 28, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration: City Hall - Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall Board of Ed, Oct 6, 1970, inclusive
School for Deaf, 23rd St & 2, 3, Ave. Traffic Light Demonstration, Oct 7, 1970, inclusive
PS 48 Bronx Boycott School, Oct 14, 1970, inclusive
PS 186 Manhattan Demonstration & Meeting & Old Building, Dec 1, 1970, inclusive
Secretaries & Teachers Large Rally Board of Education, Dec 15, 1970, inclusive
PS 50 Queens stop light demonstration, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
PS 147 Queens Boycott Overcrowding [?], Feb 8, 1971, inclusive
JHS 57 K Brooklyn Picket line, Feb 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 262 Brooklyn Demonstration, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
District 6 PS 186 Boycott, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
City Hall Demonstration, Apr 27, 1971, inclusive
City Hall Demonstration WEP [Welfare Education Plan], Apr 30, 1971, inclusive
JHS 142 Brooklyn Demonstration, May 6, 1971, inclusive
PS 196 Queens overcrowded classes - demonstration, May 6, 1971, inclusive
Rally Francis Lewis HS Queens, May 6, 1971, inclusive
District 20 Funeral Procession to City Hall [Protest signs read "Budget Cuts Kill Public Schools"], May 7, 1971, inclusive
PS 167 Brooklyn Blocking Eastern Parkway Service Rd., May 10, 1971, inclusive
PS 20 Brooklyn Crowded Classes & Motorcade Boro Hall, May 13, 1971, inclusive
La Salle Jr. HS [PS 11?] Demonstration [Students and adults with signs reading "PS11 needs its MES program!" and "Confucius says: One MES school is better than none".], Jun 22, 1971, inclusive
Demonstration Para-Professional John Hill, District 5 Manhattan, Sep 14, 1971, inclusive
District #5 Demonstration, Oct 14, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Demonstration Brooklyn John Hill, Oct 15, 1971, inclusive
PS 85 Astoria Street Blocking, Oct 22, 1971, inclusive
Demo - Boycott on Portable Schools PS 191 K Brooklyn, Oct 27, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Portable Demonstration PS 191, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Vocational School Demonstration at City Hall, Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 47 Bronx Puerto Rican [Discovery Day and Vocational Schools Rally], Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 274 Brooklyn Puerto Rico Day, Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 114 Bronx Puerto Rican [Discovery Day and Vocational Schools Rally], Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
Catholic Demonstration - Marc Ballroom [Catholic teachers on strike in front of Archdiocese of NY; shot of female teacher showing paycheck for $18.71 to camera with "Make Catholic Teaching a Career" sign around her neck.], Dec 2, 1971, inclusive
District 14 Human Relations course (Brooklyn), Jan 5, 1972, inclusive
PS 70 Queens Boycott, Feb 4, 1972, inclusive
Picket line Gov. Office, Handicapped, Mar 15, 1972, inclusive
PS 171 Manhattan Boycott, Apr 18, 1972, inclusive
College Teachers - Picket line Board of H. Education [Professional Staff Congress], Sep 13, 1972, inclusive
Prof. Staff Congress, Picket line, Brooklyn Comm. College, Feb 22, 1973, inclusive
Prof. Staff Congress, Lehman College, City College, Picket lines, Mar 27, 1973, inclusive
Prof. Staff Congress, Kingsboro Comm. College picketing, Apr 3, 1973, inclusive
Series IX. UFT Elections and Voting, 1960-1973, inclusive
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NY Teachers Elections Hotel Astor, Mar 16, 1960, inclusive
Ballots Evans Hughes HS, Jun 29, 1961, inclusive
Ballot Counting, Apr 19, 1963, inclusive
Child Guidance Election, Apr 26, 1963, inclusive
Ballot Counting at New Yorker [Hotel], Jun 7, 1963, inclusive
Balloting Seward HS, Dec 4, 1963, inclusive
Ballots, May 11, 1964, inclusive
Ballot Counting, Jun 20, 1967, inclusive
Ballot Counting, Jun 12, 1968, inclusive
Balloting at Maritime Union, Sep 10, 1968, inclusive
Voting Maritime Union, Nov 17, 1968, inclusive
PS 205 Brooklyn letter Elections, Jan 8, 1969, inclusive
Julia Richman HS Elections, Jan 9, 1969, inclusive
Election District 11 Mario Raimo, Jan 16, 1969, inclusive
District 12 No Quorum, Jan 17, 1969, inclusive
Eastirwin [?] Drive 116 Street, Benj. Franklin HS, No Quorum, Jan 21, 1969, inclusive
Bayside HS, no quorum 26, Jan 23, 1969, inclusive
Marc Ballroom Election Meeting, May 22, 1969, inclusive
Ballots, Jun 5, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals Election Brandeis, Jun 25, 1969, inclusive
2 Bridges gov. [?] Board Election, Sep 18, 1969, inclusive
District 25 Rep. Election JHS 169 Queens, Sep 26, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professional Vote, Apr 22, 1970, inclusive
Ballot Counting New Yorker, May 8, 1970, inclusive
Candidates [speaking to audience], Jun 1, 1970, inclusive
Elections [voters in booths], Jun 3, 1970, inclusive
Ballot Counting, Jun 3, 1970, inclusive
Ballot Counting, Jun 17, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professional heads & election Waldorf, Jun 22, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals Irving Plaza Voting, Aug 3, 1970, inclusive
[George] Altomare, Election Committee Swearing in, Apr 29, 1971, inclusive
Vote Counting, Jun 2, 1971, inclusive
Catholic Teachers Vote, Dec 13, 1971, inclusive
Local School Board Candidates, Mar 22, 1973, inclusive
District 5 Candidates, Congressman Rangel, Apr 7, 1973, inclusive
District 4 Candidates, Apr 7, 1973, inclusive
Series X. Individuals, 1952-1974, inclusive
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Congresswoman Bella Abzug (252 7th Ave), Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
[Sandra E.] Adickes [Collection includes a corresponding print.], Mar 7, 1967, inclusive
Mr. Adolph Portrait, Nov 10, 1969, inclusive
Forest Hill HS Queens Meeting of Students with Joan Agin about becoming teachers, Nov 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 86 Queens Joan Agin, Nov 4, 1971, inclusive
Alfredo, Matthew [headshots], Nov 2, 1970, inclusive
George Altomare speaking to crowd 260 P.A.S., Oct 28, 1971, inclusive
August Martin HS George Altomare, Oct 7, 1971, inclusive
[George] Altomare, Election Committee Swearing in, Apr 29, 1971, inclusive
Franklin K Lane HS, UFT Awards, George Altomare, Jun 29, 1972, inclusive
George Altomare addressing strike captains, Mar 23, 1962, inclusive
Board of Education [Robert] Atkin[s] Swearing-in, Apr 25, 1964, inclusive
Atkin[s], Robert [Collection includes two corresponding prints.], Apr 14, 1964, inclusive
[Robert] Atkin[s] & committee, Apr 24, 1964, inclusive
Robert] Atkin[s] Lecture PS 41, Apr 28, 1964, inclusive
PS 274 Congressman Badillo (Brooklyn), Jan 7, 1972, inclusive
Accounting Division [of the Anti-Defamation League Appeal] Waldorf Astoria [presenting awards to William Bateman and Stephen Chan], Mar 24, 1971, inclusive
Jerry Becker Portraits [Collection includes a corresponding print.], Apr 13, 1966, inclusive
Irving Berger Receives Back Pay, Jul 8, 1966, inclusive
Maurice Berube, Nov 21, 1966, inclusive
Susan Best Para-Professional, Portrait, undated, inclusive
Ted Britton Dinner - Hilton Dinner, May 1, 1971, inclusive
Sandy Blair PS 95 Bronx End of Year Conference, Apr 26, 1971, inclusive
District 10 Sanford Blair, Feb 17, 1969, inclusive
District 10 Sanford Blair (Herbert Renner), Jan 20, 1969, inclusive
Bleecker, Ted [headshots], Apr 27, 1970, inclusive
Bleecker, Ted Repro[duction], Dec 20, 1965, inclusive
NY Teachers' Guild Mr. [Jeremiah] Bloom [headshots], Feb 12, 1953, inclusive
Blum, Eugene Portrait, Feb 10, 1966, inclusive
Legisl. Comm. with Comptroller Boraccio, Jan 21, 1966, inclusive
PS 2 Visit by [Ted] Britton Britain's AAlbert Shanker, Apr 29, 1971, inclusive
Senator Brousfair, Dec 6, 1963, inclusive
Frank Brown headshot, Oct 27, 1970, inclusive
New Rep. Raymond Butler, Feb 25, 1970, inclusive
Candello Party, Jun 11, 1970, inclusive
Congressman [Hugh] Carey, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Congressman Celler, Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
Grape picket line [Support demonstration for United Farm Workers' grape boycott; one frame includes both UFW president Cesar Chavez apparently speaking with reporters and UFT president Albert Shanker speaking into microphone.], Oct 10, 1969, inclusive
HS of Fashion & Industries, Shirley Chisholm, Dec 17, 1971, inclusive
ATMC) [?] Albany [UFT members meeting with Assemblyman George A. Cincotta, Assemblyman Moses Weinstein and others], Mar 24, 1969, inclusive
Cornell Course [Charles] Cogen, Feb 20, 1969, inclusive
[Charles] Cogen, [Alice] Marsh, [Rebecca] Simonson (staff / officers), Oct 2, 1957, inclusive
[Charles] Cogen Teachers' Guild [headshots], Dec 5, 1952, inclusive
Check pres[entation] Cogen, Selden, Aeberman [?], Jan 7, 1964, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Cara Cook [headshots] [Collection includes corresponding prints.], Mar 14, 1954, inclusive
Deputy Mayor [Timothy] Costello, Feb 10, 1966, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Norman Cousins Waldorf luncheon, Mar 2, 1958, inclusive
District 6 Bruce Davidson, Feb 7, 1969, inclusive
PS 305 Brooklyn Ossie Davis & Classes, Jan 21, 1972, inclusive
PAC DeFalco [seated with others], Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
Vito DeLeonardis Portrait, Nov 9, 1965, inclusive
Headshots [Mario DeSiepano, Rob Millen, Ann Kessler], Jul 21, 1970, inclusive
Para-Prof. At PS 47 [Mrs. Jeanette] DiLorenzo, Mar 10, 1970, inclusive
District 15, John Jay HS, Jeanette DiLorenzo, Jan 20, 1969, inclusive
Teachers' Guild Rebecca Dimonson Repro[duction], Sep 22, 1953, inclusive
PS JHS 10 District 23 Vinicio Donato, Feb 24, 1969, inclusive
Contract Signing Board of Education James Donavon, Feb 10, 1964, inclusive
Mr. Drut PS 57 Bronx Spanish Class, Nov 5, 1970, inclusive
Secretaries Committee, Edith Duffy, Oct 12, 1971, inclusive
IS 316 Brooklyn Para-Professional Bonnie Durden, May 10, 1971, inclusive
Jamaica High School Owen Engel, Jan 24, 1957, inclusive
PS 126 Early Childhood Miss Helen Ephros, Mrs. Marylin Barr, Raquel Zapata Para-Pro., Apr 8, 1970, inclusive
Retired Teachers - Congressman [ Leonard] Farbstein, Apr 24, 1970, inclusive
Afro-American Week Displays PS 25 [# 12392-4: Teacher Roberta Fass tells her students about labor leaders, A. Philip Randolph. Left to Right: Edgar Diaz, Darnell Norris, Neal McCord, Larry Gilliam, Roberta Fass, and Tyrone Temple.], Feb 13, 1970, inclusive
Joe Ferris Congressman #5 only 4 people on right, Apr 3, 1964, inclusive
District 1 George Fesko, Jan 15, 1969, inclusive
PS 497 Bronx Joan Fisher, Jan 13, 1969, inclusive
Ernest] Fleishman Portraits [Collection includes two corresponding prints.], Apr 28, 1965, inclusive
Rae Fraenkel [headshots], Oct 14, 1971, inclusive
QuEST Course Gramercy Park Hotel, Ray Frank, Nov 11, 1971, inclusive
PAC Freeman [seated with others], Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
Paul Gershaw, Jun 21, 1969, inclusive
Reading Classes PS 130 Bronx Paul Gershwin, May 17, 1971, inclusive
Teacher of the Year Paul Gershwin[?], Bronx, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Pension Bernie [?] Goldberg [?], Oct 3, 1969, inclusive
District 22 Peter Goodman, Feb 4, 1969, inclusive
Senator Ray Goodman, Dec 22, 1971, inclusive
[Allen] Griggs Portrait, Jan 24, 1966, inclusive
Citizen Council for the Handicapped - Gramercy Hotel - Sid Harris, Oct 13, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Handicapped Awards Sid Harris, May 19, 1970, inclusive
Brotherhood in Action Sid Harris, 560 7th Ave., Nov 5, 1971, inclusive
Sid Harris - Rep. [?] Children Olymp. [?] Brass Rail, May 6, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Sid Harris, Jun 10, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education PS 207 PS Retarded Children Sid Harris, Apr 21, 1970, inclusive
Lou Hert, Kansas City PS 146 + UFT, Nov 14, 1969, inclusive
Demonstration Para-Professional John Hill, District 5 Manhattan, Sep 14, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries / Voc. H. S. / John Hill, Oct 16, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Demonstration Brooklyn John Hill, Oct 15, 1971, inclusive
Haaren HS NYC Mini school John Hill, Oct 15, 1971, inclusive
John Hill posing, Apr 9, 1971, inclusive
District Reps. Lecture - John Hill - Sandy Feldman - [David] Wittes, Sep 22, 1969, inclusive
PS 179 Queens Velma Hill, Jan 18, 1972, inclusive
JHS 232 Brooklyn - Program of Living Witness - Velma Hill, Feb 8, 1972, inclusive
Velma Hill Workmen's Circle, Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 332 Brooklyn meeting Velma Hill, Jan 7, 1971, inclusive
Para-Professional - Velma Hill - Elected Reps - Marc Ballroom, Jun 18, 1971, inclusive
Roosevelt HS Velma Hill: World of Work Program 70 [?] Central Labor Council, Mar 22, 1971, inclusive
Hillcrest [classroom], Sep 27, 1971, inclusive
Ponce [Ponsie?] Hillman [headshots], May 27, 1970, inclusive
JHS 271 Brooklyn Ponsie Hillman, Apr 12, 1973, inclusive
Senator Hobson - Manhattan Office, Dec 21, 1971, inclusive
PS 134 Queens w/ A. L. Hollis Open House, May 14, 1971, inclusive
[John J.] Holub, undated, inclusive
Doris Hunter PS-25 Para-Professional, Mar 10, 1970, inclusive
PS 25 Julia Rogers - Doris Hunter, Jun 16, 1969, inclusive
Doris Hunter [headshots], Feb 28, 1970, inclusive
Sol Jaffe Portraits [Negative is missing; only photographic print remains.], Apr 13, 1966, inclusive
AFT Banquet Senator Jacob K. Javits & Joe Adams, Aug 22, 1963, inclusive
Ben Kaplan Portraits [Collection includes a corresponding print.], Apr 13, 1966, inclusive
Eugene Kaufman [Legal] Council, Mar 10, 1969, inclusive
Coop City Ass. [?] Board, Israel Bonds, Eugene Kaufman, Feb 23, 1972, inclusive
Robert F. Kennedy Commodore Hotel, Oct 31, 1964, inclusive
PS 181 Anne Kessler - Instructing, Jan 27, 1971, inclusive
District 4 - Bill Kilgour (Kenneth Weissman incumbent), Feb 27, 1969, inclusive
Mrs. Kimbel PS 76 LIC Queens, Oct 6, 1971, inclusive
Klein, Max, Nov 23, 1966, inclusive
PP-PS-33 Mrs. Pearl Klonsky, Mar 9, 1970, inclusive
[Mildred] Klotz, Jan 23, 1967, inclusive
Congressman [Edward] Koch (Federal Plaza), Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
[Jules] Kolodny - [Eugene] Molloy [Monsignor] Debate, Jan 22, 1967, inclusive
Fordham University Panel [Jules Kolodny speaking], Jun 20, 1972, inclusive
Board of Education Budget Meeting Dr. [Jules] Kolodny, Dec 21, 1965, inclusive
Office of Herman Badillo, Jazi [?] Konoshima, Nov 24, 1971, inclusive
Fred Koray Portraits, Feb 18, 1966, inclusive
John Dewey HS Fred Koury, Nov 20, 1970, inclusive
PS 33 Early Childhood Helen Lai, Marilyn Copeland, Apr 8, 1970, inclusive
Teachers of Year, Board of Education, [Carol] Landau / Frudland, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Carol Landau Bronx, Jan 9, 1970, inclusive
PS 102 Para-Professional Carol Landau [?], Feb 4, 1972, inclusive
PS 136 Bronx Play Carol Landau [?], May 27, 1971, inclusive
Laretzky [with others], Dec 8, 1971, inclusive
[Abe] Lefkowitz Library Dedication, Feb 16, 1970, inclusive
Nina Leichter Portraits, Feb 18, 1966, inclusive
Leonardi, Salvatore, Jun 23, 1969, inclusive
Prof. Staff Congress - Kingsboro Comm. College, Sarelik - Ruth Lerner, Mar 27, 1973, inclusive
District 14 Marshall Levenfer, Feb 6, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Abe Levine congratulating I[saiah?] Robinson, new pres[ident] of BOE, May 11, 1971, inclusive
Abe Levine Portrait, Jan 31, 1966, inclusive
Abe Levine, Elementary Schools - Mr. Alpin, Apr 29, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Abe Levine speaking, Apr 26, 1971, inclusive
City Hall Hearing Abe Levine, Feb 23, 1972, inclusive
Abe Levine at City Hall budget hearing, Feb 23, 1971, inclusive
Group Women Abe Levine, Dec 19, 1968, inclusive
Abe Levine [headshots], Dec 4, 1969, inclusive
Abe Levine & Sy Schwartz touring corridor classrooms PS 144 Manhattan, Dec 8, 1970, inclusive
Abe Levine & speakers at 110 Livingston St., Sep 29, 1970, inclusive
PS 6 Demonstration Abe Levine [Includes shots of damage to school and Levine being interviewed by WEVD Radio.], Mar 23, 1970, inclusive
Abe Levine Planning Board, Dec 17, 1971, inclusive
Abe Levine - first meeting, Oct 5, 1971, inclusive
Abe Levine - Mortgage - Staten Island, Jan 20, 1972, inclusive
Childhood Center Abe Levine Brooklyn, Sep 14, 1971, inclusive
Local School Board Jerry Levine, May 18, 1970, inclusive
Joe Levine Portraits, Feb 1, 1966, inclusive
Parsons Jr. H.S., Sol Levine JHS 168, Sylvia Dansy PS 201 [?], Jan 24, 1969, inclusive
Sol Levine [headshots], Aug 20, 1971, inclusive
Tax Committee of Retired Teachers Chapter [Grace Levinson, Edith Goldman (gets help), Mildred Haselkorn, Beulah Lipsky, Leah Isaacs], Mar 11, 1969, inclusive
Retired Teachers Committee Sylvia Levinson, Marc Ballroom, 16th st., Nov 9, 1971, inclusive
[New York State] Controller [Arthur] Levitt, May 10, 1968, inclusive
Raymond Lizza [portrait], Nov 9, 1965, inclusive
Portraits Raymond Lizza, Sep 30, 1971, inclusive
PS 33 Manhattan Headshots Mrs. Long, Mrs. Ruiz, Jun 16, 1969, inclusive
District 16 Alan B. Lubin, (Eileen Lubin - Stephen Epstein), Feb 28, 1969, inclusive
Senator [John J.] Marchi, Nov 19, 1963, inclusive
Alice Marsh Portraits, Dec 2, 1965, inclusive
Alice Marsh [headshots], May 10, 1970, inclusive
Const. Convention Alice Marsh, Jun 8, 1967, inclusive
Teachers' Guild - Luncheon Biltmore [?] (Thurgood Marshall, Dewey Award winner), Mar 2, 1957, inclusive
Henrietta Mazen Portraits [Collection includes a corresponding print.], Apr 13, 1966, inclusive
Dr. [ Mary] Meade, May 27, 1969, inclusive
[AFT] Mr. [Carl] Megel, Mr. [Charles] Cogen & others, Aug 22, 1963, inclusive
[AFT] Mr. [Carl] Megel & Mr. [Charles] Cogen & others, Aug 22, 1963, inclusive
Ruth Melton & Rep. Kelly, Jan 2, 1964, inclusive
Mrs. [Ruth] Melton - Homebound [teachers], Mar 13, 1969, inclusive
HS Committee - Bob Miller, Mar 9, 1971, inclusive
District 6 PS 186 City Hall Rob Miller, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
PS 15 Gil Millstern, Apr 6, 1973, inclusive
Repro Senator Wayne Morse, Feb 3, 1966, inclusive
Richard Mudgett [headshots], May 16, 1968, inclusive
District 17 Clara Barton H. S. Lester Weinberg, Ed Muir, Erasmus, Jan 31, 1969, inclusive
Congressman Murphy - La Perville, Oct 29, 1970, inclusive
Congressman Murphy Tavern on the Green reception - Staten Island, Oct 30, 1970, inclusive
QuEST course # 128 Mr. Nancoo of Montreal, Canada, Jan 6, 1972, inclusive
Fred Nauman -UFT College Scholarships, Feb 4, 1972, inclusive
Carmella Nefi Luncheon, Apr 29, 1972, inclusive
Senator Ohrenstein [with others on couches], Dec 9, 1971, inclusive
District 13 Sands Drive JHS, Pete O'Rourke, Will Farolson [?], Mike Levine, Jan 23, 1969, inclusive
Sal Pacifico [headshots], Feb 1, 1973, inclusive
District 27 Tom Pappas, Jan 30, 1969, inclusive
Richard Parrish, Nov 22, 1966, inclusive
[Dominica] Sara Mae Peri, Nov 13, 1969, inclusive
Senator Podell, Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
Ralph Poynter Portraits [Collection includes a corresponding print.], Apr 13, 1966, inclusive
Election District 11 Mario Raimo, Jan 16, 1969, inclusive
District 5 Candidates, Congressman Rangel, Apr 7, 1973, inclusive
Mario Ranno - Gershow [?] PS 93, Feb 3, 1972, inclusive
Lillian Roberts, Dec 13, 1968, inclusive
Students of School of Art & Design with Pres. Isaiah E. Robinson, Board of Education, Oct 21, 1971, inclusive
Retirement Bill, Gov. Rockefeller & Gotham Hotel, Apr 29, 1970, inclusive
Supervisory Retirement Bill [Governor] Rockefeller/Gotham [Hotel], Apr 29, 1970, inclusive
Mel Rogers, May 28, 1967, inclusive
Congressman Abe Rosenthal Queens, Mrs. Magidson, Oct 15, 1971, inclusive
Gladys Roth Para-Professional Brooklyn, Nov 10, 1969, inclusive
District 29 Herb Magidson, Andrew Jackson HS, Susan Dorreck PS 156, Gloria Weinman PS 176 & Gladys Roth, Jan 21, 1969, inclusive
Gladys Roth [headshots], Feb 26, 1970, inclusive
Board of Education Mitchell Rubin Swearing in Retirement Board, May 7, 1970, inclusive
Rubin, Mitchell Portraits, Jan 14, 1966, inclusive
Civic Review Board [Bayard] Rustin / Coshells, Nov 2, 1966, inclusive
Citywide Emergency Committee Bayard Rustin, Feb 2, 1971, inclusive
Bayard Rustin & Dave's [?] at Board Room & Headshots [talking to Para-Professionals], May 22, 1970, inclusive
Philip Saltz [headshots], May 16, 1969, inclusive
PS 113 Brooklyn District 19 [?] Harold Saltzman Lane HS, Jan 15, 1969, inclusive
[Dan] Sanders, Jan 23, 1967, inclusive
District 22 CC Meeting Dan Sanders & Ivan Tiger, Feb 10, 1972, inclusive
Dan Sanders at Fordham, Apr 20, 1971, inclusive
HS Students / Dan Sanders [Eugene Kauffman Legal Office / Fern Midwood, Asst. S[?] / Debbie Isom], Mar 10, 1969, inclusive
[Dan] Sanders, Jun 3, 1969, inclusive
Bronx Boro Office Congressman Scheuer, Oct 22, 1971, inclusive
Dr. Schreiber Board of Education HS Committee, Mar 31, 1971, inclusive
Ecology Program Mr. Schwartz, Sep 30, 1971, inclusive
District 3 Manhattan Simon Schwartz 4 Group, Jan 14, 1969, inclusive
Vincent Scialabba, May 28, 1967, inclusive
Teachers' Guild - head/ group shots [at Guild Headquarters?] Dave Selden on guitar, Dec 27, 1956, inclusive
Teachers [David] Selden, Nov 27, 1961, inclusive
[Al] Shanker Reception Bronx, Oct 31, 1969, inclusive
Child Guidance Group, Check to Albert Shanker + Headshot, Bilingual Teachers, Jan 16, 1969, inclusive
District 28 Albert Shanker Man of the Year, May 23, 1969, inclusive
Al] Shanker, [Bayard] Rustin, Jim Howard, Vito DeLeonardis [HTUFT?], Apr 8, 1969, inclusive
Albert Shanker reception Brooklyn, Nov 13, 1969, inclusive
Queens reception [Al] Shanker, Nov 20, 1969, inclusive
Albert Shanker jail release & reception, May 29, 1970, inclusive
News Conference [Al] Shanker & Central Labor Council - endorsing Barry Farber Commodore, Oct 26, 1970, inclusive
Congressman Murphy, Joe Shanahan & [Al] Shanker, Sep 30, 1970, inclusive
Albert Shanker at PS 11 Bronx Boycott, Sep 17, 1970, inclusive
Para-Professionals - [Al] Shanker Meeting, Nov 24, 1969, inclusive
Boardroom Headquarters - [Al] Shanker, Dec 10, 1970, inclusive
Rally City Hall - United for Better Schools Shot w/ [Al] Shanker & [Dave] Selden standing on a raised platform, Jun 15, 1970, inclusive
[Al] Shanker - [Dave] Selden Reception, Jun 9, 1970, inclusive
Taft HS [Al] Shanker Speaking, Jan 28, 1971, inclusive
Grapes, Albert Shanker [seated with boxes of "Union Label Table Grapes" in support of United Farmworkers AFL-CIO], Jun 1, 1970, inclusive
Shanker at Jail, May 15, 1970, inclusive
[Al] Shanker & Victor Riesel, Mar 23, 1970, inclusive
JHS 218 Queens Albert Shanker Speech, Jan 27, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker Speaking - Erasmus HS, Feb 9, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker Speaking - Brooklyn Boro Office, Feb 9, 1971, inclusive
Press Conference - Shanker Para-Professionals, Apr 20, 1970, inclusive
[Al] Shanker & Sheriff, May 15, 1970, inclusive
Al] Shanker reception George Washington Hotel, Dec 4, 1969, inclusive
Walton HS Bronx Shanker Speech, Jan 22, 1971, inclusive
[Al] Shanker Dinner, Dec 15, 1969, inclusive
[Al] Shanker, color, undated, inclusive
Chapter Chairmen's Meeting with Albert Shanker, John Hill, Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker & H__ [?] s__ [?] __ [?] Marc Ballroom, May 26, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Albert Shanker & [Murray] Bergtraum leaving for Albany, May 11, 1971, inclusive
Central Comm. HS Albert Shanker Speaking, Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Gov. Rockefeller & Albert Shanker, Dec 22, 1971, inclusive
Board of Estimate Albert Shanker Speaking, May 26, 1971, inclusive
Press Conference - Albert Shanker, Oct 12, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker Speaking to Bi-Lingual Group Gramercy Park Hotel Tiffany Room, Oct 20, 1971, inclusive
[Al] Shanker / Rockefeller Press Conference, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
Ocean Hill Demonstration City Hall [UFT Pres. Albert Shanker speaking from atop a truck to crowd with umbrellas at City Hall rally during Ocean Hill/Brownsville crisis.], May 24, 1968, inclusive
Marc Ballroom Chapter Chairman Meeting Albert Shanker Speaking, Dec 15, 1971, inclusive
Maxwell Vocational HS Wartburg Lutheran Hospital Albert Shanker, Jun 2, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker Speaking to US Civil Rights Comm., Brotherhood Building, Feb 15, 1972, inclusive
Albert Shanker testimony NY County Lawyers Association, Mar 10, 1972, inclusive
Retired teachers luncheon Albert Shanker Speaking St. Moritz [?] Hotel, May 9, 1972, inclusive
Press Conference Shanker - Roberts, May 30, 1972, inclusive
Spec. Ed. Comm. Albert Shanker, Oct 31, 1973, inclusive
Shanker, Albert [headshots], Apr 13, 1964, inclusive
Check Presentation office - Albert Shanker - [Charles] Cogen, Apr 15, 1964, inclusive
HS Art & Design Albert Shanker Speaking to Students, Nov 5, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker at Einstein School IS 131, Jan 11, 1971, inclusive
JHS 51 - Albert Shanker Speaking - Staten Island, Mar 17, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker at talking typewriter, Jul 9, 1970, inclusive
District 30, Joseph Shannon, New Dorp HS, Staten Island, Jan 20, 1969, inclusive
District 2 Reception, Dr. Shapiro, Apr 14, 1972, inclusive
Leo Shapiro [headshots], May 17, 1971, inclusive
Shapiro, Morris, Nov 21, 1966, inclusive
Rose Shapiro - gov., Feb 10, 1970, inclusive
Charles Shebar, May 28, 1967, inclusive
[Jose] Spinoza [headshots], May 1, 1974, inclusive
District 6, Jose Spinoza [Whitestone Photos], May 6, 1974, inclusive
Andrew Stein; Buses and Rally, Sep 16, 1968, inclusive
[Andrew] Stein w/ Union, Sep 26, 1968, inclusive
Dorothy Steirmey [?] PS, Mar 21, 1969, inclusive
Prof. Taft, Jan 31, 1972, inclusive
Anne Taitt [headshots], Nov 3, 1970, inclusive
PS 11 Ivan Tiger With Chapter Chairmen & principal visiting classes, Nov 5, 1971, inclusive
JHS 65 or 46 Manhattan PTA, Ivan Tiger, John Hill, Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
District 2 Richman H.S. Ivan Tiger, Feb 2, 1969, inclusive
Ivan Tiger & Justin Finger 260 PAS, Nov 4, 1971, inclusive
Ben Tobias Portraits, Apr 13, 1966, inclusive
Mrs. Turner [headshots], Mar 14, 1968, inclusive
Headshot + O'Neill Demonstration [signs read "Unionism Yes, Racism No" and "Self-Determination for Black Communities"] [Headshots of Unidentified Individual], Nov 4, 1968, inclusive
AFT Repro for Mr. H. Caylor [of an unidentified individual], Aug 19, 1963, inclusive
[Headshots of unidentified woman], Feb 3, 1972, inclusive
Hughes PS 2 [portraits of unidentified individual], Oct 20, 1964, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Jun 18, 1973, inclusive
School Rep. Meeting & Headshots Gramercy Sq. Hotel [Unidentified Individuals], Jun 19, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Oct 29, 1969, inclusive
Headshots Gramercy Hotel [Unidentified Individuals], May 7, 1970, inclusive
NY Teachers' Guild Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Jan 8, 1958, inclusive
Teachers' Guild head shots [Unidentified Individuals], Sep 26, 1958, inclusive
Teachers' Guild 2 Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Dec 26, 1958, inclusive
United Federation of Teachers [Unidentified Individuals], Sep 28, 1960, inclusive
Staff Photos [Unidentified Individuals], Feb 17, 1966, inclusive
Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Dec 28, 1960, inclusive
Headshots Teachers Assembly [Unidentified Individuals], Mar 5, 1964, inclusive
Headshots, Central Labor Council, School Board Candidates [Unidentified Individuals], May 7, 1970, inclusive
[Four unidentified male UFT members], Feb 1, 1961, inclusive
JHS 275 Brooklyn Senator & Congressman [Unidentified Individuals], Oct 27, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Mar 9, 1971, inclusive
Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Nov 10, 1967, inclusive
Group [Unidentified Individuals], Oct 25, 1967, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries [Unidentified Individuals], Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
Bronx / H.S. [meeting and headshots of unidentified individuals], Dec 8, 1970, inclusive
School Service Officers [Unidentified Individuals], Dec 3, 1970, inclusive
PS 66 [Shots of unidentified teachers], Jan 11, 1967, inclusive
Group Secretaries headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Nov 2, 1970, inclusive
Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], May 29, 1969, inclusive
Portrait UFT Officers Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Sep 14, 1970, inclusive
School Secretaries headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Nov 10, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Oct 7, 1971, inclusive
Headshots [Dated 09/03, 04, 08/1970.] [Unidentified Individuals], Sep 3, 1970, inclusive
Headshots [Unidentified Individuals], Jun 6, 1969, inclusive
Headshots & Group [Unidentified Individuals], May 24, 1967, inclusive
IS 318 Food Exhibit Maureen Vidal, Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
Early Childhood Chairman Rose de Fuente, Eva Vigman, May 24, 1971, inclusive
Assemblyman Walsh [speaking to audience], Mar 10, 1972, inclusive
NYU Professor Weber, Dec 9, 1970, inclusive
[Moses?] Weinstein headshot, May 3, 1964, inclusive
PS 215 Brooklyn Dedication to Dr. Morris H. Weiss, Dec 9, 1971, inclusive
Josh Wiesen Portraits [Collection includes a corresponding print.], Apr 13, 1966, inclusive
Swearing in Dave Wittes, May 12, 1969, inclusive
Teachers Retirement Board Scott/Wittes, Nov 1, 1971, inclusive
Meeting [David] Wittes, Feb 20, 1966, inclusive
Dr. Gross, Supt. Swearing in Dr. [ David] Wittes, May 9, 1963, inclusive
[David] Wittes Portraits [Collection includes two corresponding prints.], Apr 30, 1965, inclusive
Whitney Young Junior Statler Hilton, Jun 10, 1967, inclusive
AFT Collective Bargaining Conference Mr. Nicholas Zonarich AFL-CIO, Mr. C. Smith, Gary Story & Panel, undated, inclusive
Series XI. Legislative and Government, 1956-1974, inclusive
Extent
Board of Education, undated, inclusive
Board of Education Public Schools Reading Clubs, Jan 30, 1956, inclusive
Board of Education, Oct 26, 1961, inclusive
Board of Education, Dec 21, 1961, inclusive
Bargaining at Board of Education, Feb 6, 1962, inclusive
City Council, Mar 6, 1964, inclusive
Board of Education, Dec 7, 1964, inclusive
Board of Education Contract Signing, Jan 25, 1965, inclusive
Board of Education, Sep 6, 1968, inclusive
Board of Education, Oct 16, 1968, inclusive
Hollis, Board of Education Fantasy [?] East Para-Professionals, May 16, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Sid Harris, Jun 10, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education, Nov 7, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Early Childhood com [?], Nov 17, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education Contract Signing [?], Dec 16, 1969, inclusive
Church [?] Brooklyn Local School Boards, Jan 10, 1970, inclusive
Board of Estimate Hearing, Feb 26, 1970, inclusive
Retirement Bill, Gov. Rockefeller & Gotham Hotel, Apr 29, 1970, inclusive
Supervisory Retirement Bill [Governor] Rockefeller/Gotham [Hotel], Apr 29, 1970, inclusive
Functional Chapters Contract Signing Board of Education, May 13, 1970, inclusive
Local School Board Jerry Levine, May 18, 1970, inclusive
District Supt. Office District 28, Jun 15, 1970, inclusive
School Board press conference PS 6, Oct 29, 1970, inclusive
Queens Boro Presidents - Drug Program, Feb 19, 1971, inclusive
Abe Levine at City Hall budget hearing, Feb 23, 1971, inclusive
Dr. Schreiber Board of Education HS Committee, Mar 31, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education - Brooklyn, Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Abe Levine speaking, Apr 26, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Abe Levine congratulating I[saiah?] Robinson, new pres[ident] of BOE, May 11, 1971, inclusive
Boro Pres. Queens, Oct 7, 1971, inclusive
Queens Boro Pres., Nov 15, 1971, inclusive
PS 23 Bronx New Supt., Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
Local School Board, Dec 15, 1971, inclusive
Senator Hobson - Manhattan Office, Dec 21, 1971, inclusive
Queens Boro Pres. Swearing in, Jan 8, 1972, inclusive
Local School Board #1 PS 34, Feb 16, 1972, inclusive
Queens Boro Pres., Feb 17, 1972, inclusive
Comm. [?] School Board District 6 Manhattan, Wadsworth, Feb 17, 1972, inclusive
City Hall Hearing Abe Levine, Feb 23, 1972, inclusive
City Hall Hearings, Feb 24, 1972, inclusive
Board of Education HS Comm., Mar 7, 1972, inclusive
Local School Board Candidates, Mar 22, 1973, inclusive
District 6 School Board [Whitestone Photos], May 5, 1974, inclusive
Series XII. Meetings, 1954-1972, inclusive
Extent
Teachers' Guild - Fannie Hurst [Speaking (to members?) at Guild meeting.], Feb 6, 1954, inclusive
Teachers' Guild group head presentation, Oct 2, 1956, inclusive
Teachers' Guild meeting Trade High School, Feb 22, 1957, inclusive
Teachers' Guild [meeting], May 24, 1957, inclusive
NY Teachers' Guild Pension Meeting, Dec 4, 1959, inclusive
St. Nicholas Arena - wide shot, Mar 25, 1960, inclusive
St. Nicholas Arena - Teachers with Placards, Mar 25, 1960, inclusive
Teachers St. Nicholas Arena, Mar 25, 1960, inclusive
Board [meeting], Jan 9, 1962, inclusive
Strike Captains' Meeting, Mar 23, 1962, inclusive
Strike Captains [Meeting], Mar 23, 1962, inclusive
After School Rec. meet[ing], Dec 14, 1963, inclusive
Meetings, Jan 25, 1964, inclusive
Union Meeting, Oct 13, 1965, inclusive
Mass Meeting Marc Ballroom Evening, Oct 21, 1965, inclusive
Mass Meeting Marc Ballroom Afternoon, Oct 21, 1965, inclusive
Meeting at the George Washington Hotel, Dec 13, 1965, inclusive
Board of Education Budget Meeting Dr. [Jules] Kolodny, Dec 21, 1965, inclusive
Meeting [David] Wittes, Feb 20, 1966, inclusive
PS 113 [meeting in school library], Dec 23, 1966, inclusive
Meeting Hotel Granada, Jan 24, 1967, inclusive
George Washington Hotel Librarians, May 14, 1967, inclusive
Meeting Afro-American, May 18, 1967, inclusive
[More?] Effect[ive] Schools, Jan 19, 1968, inclusive
Chapter Meeting Marc Ballroom, May 28, 1968, inclusive
Madison Square Garden [Appears to be a meeting of all UFT chapters/members. Different chapters and school/district representatives are noticeable, holding up signs of their delegations.], Nov 17, 1968, inclusive
Albany [meeting], Apr 22, 1969, inclusive
Marc Ballroom Election Meeting, May 22, 1969, inclusive
School Rep. Meeting & Headshots Gramercy Sq. Hotel [Unidentified Individuals], Jun 19, 1969, inclusive
Brandeis H. S. [meeting], Oct 20, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals [meeting and front façade of UFT building]], Oct 21, 1969, inclusive
Marc Ballroom [meeting], Nov 3, 1969, inclusive
Executive Board Meeting UFT H. Q., Dec 8, 1969, inclusive
HS Meeting at UFT, Dec 11, 1969, inclusive
President Meet. Staten Island, Dec 12, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals [meeting], Jan 9, 1970, inclusive
Secretaries Meeting, Jan 30, 1970, inclusive
School Secretaries Meeting George Washington Hotel, Feb 26, 1970, inclusive
35mm [meeting], Mar 16, 1970, inclusive
Gramercy Hotel Students & Union [meeting], Apr 17, 1970, inclusive
Secretaries [meeting], Nov 19, 1970, inclusive
Bronx / H.S. [meeting and headshots of unidentified individuals], Dec 8, 1970, inclusive
Music Teachers Committee Meeting, Dec 11, 1970, inclusive
MES Meeting Executive Board Room, Dec 18, 1970, inclusive
PS 332 Brooklyn meeting Velma Hill, Jan 7, 1971, inclusive
John Dewey HS Brooklyn Committee Meeting, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
PS 29 District 15 Meeting - Brooklyn, Mar 24, 1971, inclusive
IS 88 [meeting], Apr 2, 1971, inclusive
PS 206 Brooklyn Chapter Meeting, Apr 21, 1971, inclusive
Pension at PS 83 [?] Ed Fuoriy [?], May 1, 1971, inclusive
Mus[eum?] Membership, May 11, 1971, inclusive
UFT at PS 2 District 2 Para-Professional Meeting, Velma Hill, Frank Brown, May 27, 1971, inclusive
Abe Levine - first meeting, Oct 5, 1971, inclusive
Chapter Chairman Meeting Marc Ballroom, Oct 6, 1971, inclusive
District 22 CC Meeting Dan Sanders & Ivan Tiger, Feb 10, 1972, inclusive
PS 110 security meeting Bronx, Apr 24, 1972, inclusive
Bronx Boro office emergency meeting of Chapter, May 5, 1972, inclusive
Series XIII. Officers and Official Business, 1953-1971, inclusive
Extent
Teachers' Guild Group - Sheraton (officers), May 3, 1953, inclusive
NY Teachers Charter, Jun 15, 1960, inclusive
[United Federation of] College [Teachers] Charter, Apr 29, 1963, inclusive
Dr. Gross, Supt. Swearing in Dr. [ David] Wittes, May 9, 1963, inclusive
Del[egate] Assembly Strike vote Roosevelt Aud[itorium], Jun 8, 1963, inclusive
Swearing in Officers Marc Ballroom, Jun 10, 1964, inclusive
Executive Board, Apr 28, 1965, inclusive
Legisl. Comm. with Comptroller Boraccio, Jan 21, 1966, inclusive
Delegate Assembly, Sep 6, 1968, inclusive
Delegate Meeting, Washington Irving HS., Sep 10, 1968, inclusive
Delegate Meeting Marc Ballroom, Sep 12, 1968, inclusive
Delegate Assembly Washington Irving HS, Oct 8, 1968, inclusive
Delegate Assemblies & Roosevelt Ass. Washington Irving [high school?], Oct 13, 1968, inclusive
Delegate Assembly Manhattan Center, Oct 23, 1968, inclusive
District Reps., Mar 14, 1969, inclusive
Delegate Assembly Fashion H.S., Jun 24, 1969, inclusive
District Reps. Lecture - John Hill - Sandy Feldman - [David] Wittes, Sep 22, 1969, inclusive
Executive Board Meeting UFT H. Q., Dec 8, 1969, inclusive
President Meet. Staten Island, Dec 12, 1969, inclusive
District Chapter Chairmen Marc Ballroom, May 5, 1970, inclusive
Delegate Ass[embly], Jun 24, 1970, inclusive
District 2 Reps, Dec 17, 1970, inclusive
Delegate Assembly Park Sheraton, Feb 17, 1971, inclusive
Delegate Assembly, Mar 10, 1971, inclusive
Chapter Chairman H. S. [of] Fashion [Industries], May 6, 1971, inclusive
Exec. Board, May 10, 1971, inclusive
Chapter Chairman Meeting Marc Ballroom, Oct 6, 1971, inclusive
Chapter Chairmen's Meeting with Albert Shanker, John Hill, Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
Bronx Boro Office Congressman Scheuer, Oct 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 274 Brooklyn chapter chair retiring Alan Luben [?], Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
Chapter Chairman Meeting JHS 143, Nov 23, 1971, inclusive
Marc Ballroom Chapter Chairman Meeting Albert Shanker Speaking, Dec 15, 1971, inclusive
Series XIV. Parents, 1968-1972, inclusive
Extent
LSA PTA C [?] C [?] Party, Sep 26, 1968, inclusive
PTA Marc Ballroom, Oct 16, 1968, inclusive
Brooklyn PTA/Teachers JHS 142, Mar 1, 1969, inclusive
PS 40 Queens Parent Teacher Luncheon, Apr 26, 1969, inclusive
PS 39 Party by PA to teachers, May 29, 1969, inclusive
PS 219 Brooklyn Parents Workshop, Jan 26, 1970, inclusive
PS 60 Spanish Class for Parents, Apr 28, 1970, inclusive
Parent Boycott School PS 11 Bronx, Sep 14, 1970, inclusive
PS 335 Brooklyn Talent Show for Parents & Teachers, Dec 21, 1970, inclusive
196 K Teacher - Mom Program Brooklyn [Collection includes corresponding print for negative # 13112-1.], Mar 3, 1971, inclusive
Parents Recognition Day - PS 155 Manhattan, Apr 27, 1971, inclusive
HS Art & Design Parents/Teachers Meeting, Oct 6, 1971, inclusive
JHS 65 or 46 Manhattan PTA, Ivan Tiger, John Hill, Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
PTA Mrs. Aronow School for the Deaf, Oct 26, 1971, inclusive
PS 190 Panel PTA, Dec 2, 1971, inclusive
PS 26 Queens PTA Tea, May 15, 1972, inclusive
Series XV. Political, 1962-1973, inclusive
Extent
Secretaries petitions Board of Education, Jun 18, 1962, inclusive
Senior Citizens [Forum] Departure [to Democratic National] Convention [in Atlantic City], Aug 26, 1964, inclusive
Picket Line Welfare Workers, Jan 12, 1965, inclusive
Welfare Workers Picket Line at City Hall, Jan 18, 1965, inclusive
Albany Railroad Caravan [lobbying for passage of Calandra-Steingut Bill for teacher pensions], Feb 13, 1967, inclusive
Departure to Albany, May 20, 1968, inclusive
Poor People['s March] Departure, Jun 19, 1968, inclusive
ATMC) [?] Albany [UFT members meeting with Assemblyman George A. Cincotta, Assemblyman Moses Weinstein and others], Mar 24, 1969, inclusive
Grape picket line [Support demonstration for United Farm Workers' grape boycott; one frame includes both UFW president Cesar Chavez apparently speaking with reporters and UFT president Albert Shanker speaking into microphone.], Oct 10, 1969, inclusive
Committees Para-Professionals [Roberta L. ] Fass/[Jacqueline F.] Lander GE grape [Teaching Unit on the "Struggle of the Farm Workers for Collective Bargaining".], Nov 24, 1969, inclusive
Grapes, Albert Shanker [seated with boxes of "Union Label Table Grapes" in support of United Farmworkers AFL-CIO], Jun 1, 1970, inclusive
Board of Education Albert Shanker & [Murray] Bergtraum leaving for Albany, May 11, 1971, inclusive
Central Labor Council Voter Registration, Jun 1, 1971, inclusive
Lincoln Square Democratic Club, Jun 29, 1971, inclusive
Jewish Labor Committee on Soviet Jewry, Nov 4, 1971, inclusive
Manhattan Political Action Committee, Nov 22, 1971, inclusive
PAC [five people at table], Dec 13, 1971, inclusive
[Political Action] Conference, Dec 13, 1971, inclusive
PAC Freeman [seated with others], Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
PAC DeFalco [seated with others], Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
Coop City Ass. [?] Board, Israel Bonds, Eugene Kaufman, Feb 23, 1972, inclusive
Soviet Jewry Solidarity Day, Apr 30, 1972, inclusive
[Professional Staff Congress] City University Bus to Albany [with "Save Open Admissions and Free Tuition" signs], May 9, 1973, inclusive
Series XVI. UFT Programs, 1964-1972, inclusive
Extent
Blood [Drive], Jan 27, 1964, inclusive
Labor Exhibit Staffer[s], May 15, 1964, inclusive
M.E.S. Picket Line City Hall, Jun 22, 1967, inclusive
[More?] Effect[ive] Schools, Jan 19, 1968, inclusive
MES at NCCJ, May 13, 1969, inclusive
MES Conf. PS 109, May 17, 1969, inclusive
QuEST [Quality Educational Standards in Teaching] Comm., Sep 30, 1969, inclusive
QuEST Lecture, Jan 5, 1970, inclusive
MES [?] conf. NCCJ [National Conference for Community and Justice], Mar 13, 1970, inclusive
MES Sessions Chas. Evans Hughes H.S., Apr 25, 1970, inclusive
James Monroe H.S. Narcotics Program Brotherhood Estate [?], May 19, 1970, inclusive
MES Head Horkuse [?] James Group, Jun 5, 1970, inclusive
MES courses PS 307 K, Jun 6, 1970, inclusive
MES Conf. Tarrytown, Oct 31, 1970, inclusive
QuEST Committee, Dec 8, 1970, inclusive
MES Meeting Executive Board Room, Dec 18, 1970, inclusive
QuEST Magnetic Tape, Jan 26, 1971, inclusive
QuEST Program PS 181, Jan 27, 1971, inclusive
JHS 17 Manhattan Drug Out, Feb 5, 1971, inclusive
QuEST - Dance, Feb 9, 1971, inclusive
QuEST Art, Mar 3, 1971, inclusive
QuEST [teachers learning how to use] Cuisenaire [Rods], Mar 8, 1971, inclusive
Roosevelt HS Velma Hill: World of Work Program 70 [?] Central Labor Council, Mar 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 9 Brooklyn Drug Program, Mar 30, 1971, inclusive
IS 80 Bronx Drug Program for JHS Students, Apr 19, 1971, inclusive
IS 80 Bronx Drug Program for JHS students, Apr 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 70 Bronx Drug Program, Apr 21, 1971, inclusive
NCCJ MES Exhibit, Jun 11, 1971, inclusive
QuEST Course Gramercy Park Hotel, Ray Frank, Nov 11, 1971, inclusive
QuEST Courses 109 - 110 - 111 - 124, Nov 30, 1971, inclusive
QuEST Courses 114 - 112 - 125 - 113, Dec 2, 1971, inclusive
Sickle Cell Anemia Program PS 332 Brooklyn, Murry Sussman, Dec 3, 1971, inclusive
QuEST course # 128 Mr. Nancoo of Montreal, Canada, Jan 6, 1972, inclusive
MES State Conference, JHS All Day Conference, Jan 8, 1972, inclusive
NY School of Printing Guidance Counselors Self-Help Program, Jan 18, 1972, inclusive
Sight Clinic, Feb 29, 1972, inclusive
QuEST Course Secretaries, Feb 29, 1972, inclusive
Queens Mini QuEST Course, Apr 30, 1972, inclusive
PS 119 Brooklyn Drug prevention program, May 2, 1972, inclusive
Sickle Cell [Blood Testing for students], PS 167 Brooklyn, May 17, 1972, inclusive
Series XVII. Publicity, 1962-1973, inclusive
Extent
PS 199 New School Repro[duction] ["This will be your new neighborhood school" image designed for advertising reproduction], Apr 24, 1962, inclusive
Distributing Leaflets at Alexander's[,] Rego Park, Sep 7, 1965, inclusive
Press Conf[erence] Freedom Schools [Charles Cogen], Nov 10, 1965, inclusive
Press Conference CCED, Feb 2, 1966, inclusive
Career Exhibit [at] Kingsbridge Armory [UFT's "Teaching as a Career" booth pictured.], May 1, 1967, inclusive
Press Conference, Apr 29, 1968, inclusive
[David] Suskind lean [?] WNEW-TV channel 5 [TV taping], Jan 1, 1969, inclusive
Gracie Mansion [man in car being questioned by press], Oct 31, 1969, inclusive
TV Taping PS 130, Apr 7, 1970, inclusive
George Washington H. S. Press Conference, Apr 17, 1970, inclusive
Press Conference - Shanker Para-Professionals, Apr 20, 1970, inclusive
Press Conference, Jun 11, 1970, inclusive
Press Conference, Sep 9, 1970, inclusive
News Conference [Al] Shanker & Central Labor Council - endorsing Barry Farber Commodore, Oct 26, 1970, inclusive
School Board press conference PS 6, Oct 29, 1970, inclusive
Press Conference Budget, Jan 12, 1971, inclusive
Press Conference - Para-Professional College Apps., Feb 3, 1971, inclusive
Press Conference College Scholarship, Feb 18, 1971, inclusive
Press Conference City Coalition, Mar 4, 1971, inclusive
Julia Richmond HS Frontlash Press Conference, May 13, 1971, inclusive
Press Conference - Albert Shanker, Oct 12, 1971, inclusive
[Al] Shanker / Rockefeller Press Conference, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
District 1 Press Conference Commodore, Dec 1, 1971, inclusive
Food & Maritime HS Manhattan, John Hall [Students cooking and adults (teachers?) taste-testing. There is a film crew visible in the shoot, filming the activities.], Dec 22, 1971, inclusive
Ad Hoc Comm. City University Press Conference, Jan 23, 1972, inclusive
PS 186 Manhattan Press Conference & School Damages, Feb 23, 1972, inclusive
UFCT & Legisl. Conf., Press Conference, Mar 29, 1972, inclusive
Press Conference Shanker - Roberts, May 30, 1972, inclusive
Press Conference [Beaure endorsement?], May 18, 1973, inclusive
Series XVIII. Retired Teachers, 1962-1972, inclusive
Extent
[Retirement Board], undated, inclusive
Board of Education Teachers Retirement Board Election Winner, Oct 30, 1962, inclusive
Retired Teachers, May 14, 1968, inclusive
Retired Teachers Marc Ballroom, Oct 15, 1968, inclusive
Tax Committee of Retired Teachers Chapter [Grace Levinson, Edith Goldman (gets help), Mildred Haselkorn, Beulah Lipsky, Leah Isaacs], Mar 11, 1969, inclusive
Retired Teachers, May 13, 1969, inclusive
Retired Teachers - Congressman [ Leonard] Farbstein, Apr 24, 1970, inclusive
Board of Education Mitchell Rubin Swearing in Retirement Board, May 7, 1970, inclusive
Retirement Teachers Luncheon Grand St. Boys Club, May 12, 1970, inclusive
Committee Ret. Teachers, Oct 12, 1971, inclusive
Teachers Retirement Board Scott/Wittes, Nov 1, 1971, inclusive
Retired Teachers Committee Sylvia Levinson, Marc Ballroom, 16th st., Nov 9, 1971, inclusive
Marc Ballroom Retired Teachers Mr. Suval, Feb 8, 1972, inclusive
Retired teachers luncheon Albert Shanker Speaking St. Moritz [?] Hotel, May 9, 1972, inclusive
Series XIX. School Districts, 1967-1974, inclusive
Extent
District Negotiators Groups, Oct 17, 1967, inclusive
District 19 Brooklyn [children and adults demonstrating for restoration of funds cut from budget], May 7, 1968, inclusive
District 3 Manhattan Simon Schwartz 4 Group, Jan 14, 1969, inclusive
District 1 George Fesko, Jan 15, 1969, inclusive
District 12 No Quorum, Jan 17, 1969, inclusive
District 10 Sanford Blair (Herbert Renner), Jan 20, 1969, inclusive
District 29 Herb Magidson, Andrew Jackson HS, Susan Dorreck PS 156, Gloria Weinman PS 176 & Gladys Roth, Jan 21, 1969, inclusive
District 27 Tom Pappas, Jan 30, 1969, inclusive
District 22 Peter Goodman, Feb 4, 1969, inclusive
District 14 Marshall Levenfer, Feb 6, 1969, inclusive
District 6 Bruce Davidson, Feb 7, 1969, inclusive
District 10 Sanford Blair, Feb 17, 1969, inclusive
District 4 - Bill Kilgour (Kenneth Weissman incumbent), Feb 27, 1969, inclusive
District 16 Alan B. Lubin, (Eileen Lubin - Stephen Epstein), Feb 28, 1969, inclusive
Board of Education [Protest] 2 Bridges Picket, Mar 26, 1969, inclusive
2 Bridges gov. [?] Board Election, Sep 18, 1969, inclusive
District 25 Rep. Election JHS 169 Queens, Sep 26, 1969, inclusive
Picket line Distr. Board of Ed [at] 1967 Turnbull Avenue [Bronx], Oct 20, 1969, inclusive
School Damage 2 Bridges District, Feb 20, 1970, inclusive
Seward Park H. S. Counsel Assembly District 5 [?] [or District 1], May 13, 1970, inclusive
District 28 Terrace-on-the-Park, May 22, 1970, inclusive
District PS 20 Demonstration, Jun 11, 1970, inclusive
District Supt. Office District 28, Jun 15, 1970, inclusive
District 19 Conference, Jul 9, 1970, inclusive
District 2 Reps, Dec 17, 1970, inclusive
District 15 Supervisors Penn Garden, Jan 9, 1971, inclusive
District 20 Brooklyn, Scholarship Party, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
District 28 [Dr. Martin Luther] King Program, Jan 21, 1971, inclusive
District 2, 210 East 33rd st., Mar 5, 1971, inclusive
District 28 Queens overcrowded classes demonstration, May 6, 1971, inclusive
District 20 Funeral Procession to City Hall [Protest signs read "Budget Cuts Kill Public Schools"], May 7, 1971, inclusive
Leichter Party District 20 La Mere, May 18, 1971, inclusive
AAEU District 8 [basketball], May 21, 1971, inclusive
District 14 Summer Program Brooklyn, Jul 20, 1971, inclusive
District 9 [speakers], Sep 22, 1971, inclusive
District #5 Demonstration, Oct 14, 1971, inclusive
Security Conference District 17 Brooklyn, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
District 1 Press Conference Commodore, Dec 1, 1971, inclusive
District 14 Human Relations course (Brooklyn), Jan 5, 1972, inclusive
La Paville District 20 Brooklyn, Jan 27, 1972, inclusive
Comm. [?] School Board District 6 Manhattan, Wadsworth, Feb 17, 1972, inclusive
Farmingdale School District [classroom], Mar 13, 1972, inclusive
District 2 Reception, Dr. Shapiro, Apr 14, 1972, inclusive
District 4 Candidates, Apr 7, 1973, inclusive
District 13 Brooklyn Fair, May 31, 1973, inclusive
End of Year Party District 15 Brooklyn, Jun 6, 1973, inclusive
District 6 School Board [Whitestone Photos], May 5, 1974, inclusive
District 6, Jose Spinoza [Whitestone Photos], May 6, 1974, inclusive
Series XX. Schools/Students/Teachers, 1954-1977, inclusive
Extent
Processing Information
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IS 293 Brooklyn Puerto Rican Night, undated, inclusive
C[ogen, Charles?] & K[olodny, Jules?] First Polio Shots NY School Children PS 61 ["Polio Pioneers 1954" logo on banner reading: "New York School Children Join National Field Trials of Salk Polio Vaccine"], Apr 27, 1954, inclusive
C[ogen, Charles?] & K[olodny, Jules?] Polio Vaccination PS 165 (Queens ) Flushing, May 4, 1954, inclusive
C[ogen, Charles?] & K[olodny, Jules?] Polio [Vaccination] P. S. 29 [Staten Island], Jun 11, 1954, inclusive
Teachers' [Guild?] [NY] Public Library Tess Cohen Grafford Book, Dec 13, 1955, inclusive
United Federation of Teachers Hughes High School, Oct 5, 1960, inclusive
Mabel Dean Bacon HS, Feb 3, 1961, inclusive
High School of Fashions, Feb 14, 1962, inclusive
PS 199 New School Repro[duction] ["This will be your new neighborhood school" image designed for advertising reproduction], Apr 24, 1962, inclusive
Rally HS of Fashion, Mar 20, 1963, inclusive
Honor Picket Line PS 75 [Signs in English and Spanish; one reads "We go back at 8:30 today, but in September - all the way".], Mar 29, 1963, inclusive
Balloting Seward HS, Dec 4, 1963, inclusive
Robert] Atkin[s] Lecture PS 41, Apr 28, 1964, inclusive
Columbia University Retarded Children, Jun 6, 1964, inclusive
Camp Teachers Rally Washington Irving HS, Jul 29, 1964, inclusive
Guidance Teachers at Maritime Union, Sep 10, 1964, inclusive
Substitute Teachers at Board of Education, Sep 15, 1964, inclusive
Guidance Teachers Washington Irving HS, Sep 19, 1964, inclusive
Discussion Group PS 123 Queens, May 25, 1966, inclusive
PS 113 [meeting in school library], Dec 23, 1966, inclusive
PS 66 [Shots of unidentified teachers], Jan 11, 1967, inclusive
PS 113 [Portables demonstration; "Get rid of the portables. They're little more than -HUTS-" and "We need a wing for Quality Education" signs on a coach bus with women and children standing in front.], Feb 17, 1967, inclusive
1st Bimonthly Checks PS 136, May 16, 1967, inclusive
Community Celebration PS 113 Percy Sutton, Jun 16, 1967, inclusive
PS 131 Picket, Jun 28, 1967, inclusive
Manhattan Boro Community College, Feb 7, 1968, inclusive
PS 130 Spr[ing] [African-American history day], Feb 9, 1968, inclusive
PS 96 [classes], May 3, 1968, inclusive
PS 40 Jamaica [classes], May 3, 1968, inclusive
Van Buren HS Jamaica [demonstration by Parent Teacher Coalition to restore funds cut from budget.], May 7, 1968, inclusive
PS 117 East 109 Street Picket, May 7, 1968, inclusive
PS 307 Washington [classes and posed pictures of teachers], May 8, 1968, inclusive
PS 11 Course, May 28, 1968, inclusive
Classes [being held at C. Rothman's apartment at] 270 Fulton Street, Nov 1, 1968, inclusive
PS Henry Street, Dec 2, 1968, inclusive
PS 205 Brooklyn letter Elections, Jan 8, 1969, inclusive
PS 497 Bronx Joan Fisher, Jan 13, 1969, inclusive
Howard Beach JHS 145 Bronx, Jan 13, 1969, inclusive
PS 113 Brooklyn District 19 [?] Harold Saltzman Lane HS, Jan 15, 1969, inclusive
District 15, John Jay HS, Jeanette DiLorenzo, Jan 20, 1969, inclusive
District 30, Joseph Shannon, New Dorp HS, Staten Island, Jan 20, 1969, inclusive
Eastirwin [?] Drive 116 Street, Benj. Franklin HS, No Quorum, Jan 21, 1969, inclusive
District 13 Sands Drive JHS, Pete O'Rourke, Will Farolson [?], Mike Levine, Jan 23, 1969, inclusive
Bayside HS, no quorum 26, Jan 23, 1969, inclusive
Parsons Jr. H.S., Sol Levine JHS 168, Sylvia Dansy PS 201 [?], Jan 24, 1969, inclusive
District 17 Clara Barton H. S. Lester Weinberg, Ed Muir, Erasmus, Jan 31, 1969, inclusive
District 2 Richman H.S. Ivan Tiger, Feb 2, 1969, inclusive
Ridge Street, Board of Education, H. S. Tutor Sure [?], Feb 7, 1969, inclusive
John Jay H.S. Story College Board, Feb 13, 1969, inclusive
Course PS 11 Jr. [?] Service [?], Feb 20, 1969, inclusive
PS JHS 10 District 23 Vinicio Donato, Feb 24, 1969, inclusive
PS 129 [Dr. Martin Luther] King Museum, Feb 24, 1969, inclusive
Brooklyn PTA/Teachers JHS 142, Mar 1, 1969, inclusive
PS 144, Mar 7, 1969, inclusive
HS Students / Dan Sanders [Eugene Kauffman Legal Office / Fern Midwood, Asst. S[?] / Debbie Isom], Mar 10, 1969, inclusive
PS 39 Pachelo [includes teacher seated at her desk in empty classroom and shots of protest signs written on the blackboard, including "Parents demand the teachers get out" and "Mr. Acosto is not wanted."], Mar 25, 1969, inclusive
Para-Professionals PS 182 Brooklyn, Mar 27, 1969, inclusive
PS 123 Queens Para-Professionals [& students], Apr 11, 1969, inclusive
PS 40 Queens Parent Teacher Luncheon, Apr 26, 1969, inclusive
PS 146 Open House, Apr 29, 1969, inclusive
Eiseman JHS Brooklyn Fiddler on the Roof, May 2, 1969, inclusive
PS 207, May 6, 1969, inclusive
Open House Fair PS 218, May 7, 1969, inclusive
PS 123 Queens [?], May 8, 1969, inclusive
Coronation MES 120 K, May 16, 1969, inclusive
MES Conf. PS 109, May 17, 1969, inclusive
May Festival PS 138, May 18, 1969, inclusive
PS 39 Party by PA to teachers, May 29, 1969, inclusive
PS 307 MES[?] Brooklyn, Jun 9, 1969, inclusive
PS 33 Manhattan Headshots Mrs. Long, Mrs. Ruiz, Jun 16, 1969, inclusive
PS 25 Julia Rogers - Doris Hunter, Jun 16, 1969, inclusive
Demonstration PS 67 Bronx, Jun 20, 1969, inclusive
School Fair PS 85 Bronx, Jun 20, 1969, inclusive
Delegate Assembly Fashion H.S., Jun 24, 1969, inclusive
PS 61 Manhattan Demonstration, Sep 8, 1969, inclusive
PS 211Bronx Dedication Bi-lingual, Sep 11, 1969, inclusive
Brooklyn In House Kindergarten [Students being taught in someone's home, next to the television and at the dining room table.], Sep 19, 1969, inclusive
PS 67 Bronx Vandalism, Sep 26, 1969, inclusive
Jamaica Jewish Center [students and teachers], Oct 1, 1969, inclusive
Damages Brooklyn - Portables [damage and graffiti at unnamed school], Oct 8, 1969, inclusive
Brandeis H. S. [meeting], Oct 20, 1969, inclusive
PS 6 Bronx Mini School, Oct 30, 1969, inclusive
PS 146 Bronx Rain Damage, Nov 5, 1969, inclusive
Julia Richmond H.S. play, Nov 6, 1969, inclusive
Vito, Washington Irving H. S. & Vigil, 260 Park, Nov 12, 1969, inclusive
PS 49 Bronx, Nov 12, 1969, inclusive
PS 49 Bronx [classes], Nov 14, 1969, inclusive
Lou Hert, Kansas City PS 146 + UFT, Nov 14, 1969, inclusive
IS 155 Bronx [classes] [Bulletin board at back of classroom reads: "New York: Is This Any Way to Run a City?" with pictures.], Nov 17, 1969, inclusive
Kindergarten PS 146, Nov 20, 1969, inclusive
Puerto Rican Festival PS 327, Nov 21, 1969, inclusive
School for the Deaf, Nov 24, 1969, inclusive
PS 307 Brooklyn Kids at Play [playing], Dec 16, 1969, inclusive
PS 50 Queens Table Group, Dec 23, 1969, inclusive
H.S. Art & Design. Statue of Dr. Martin L. King, Jan 22, 1970, inclusive
George Westinghouse Technical H.S. Brooklyn, Jan 22, 1970, inclusive
PS 219 Brooklyn Parents Workshop, Jan 26, 1970, inclusive
High School 142 Queens Debate, Jan 26, 1970, inclusive
Little Red School House, Jan 29, 1970, inclusive
Regent Scholars at Fordham, Feb 6, 1970, inclusive
PS 67 Photo & Typing Class, Feb 9, 1970, inclusive
PS 304 Bedford / Stuyvesant Food & [Black Heritage] Displays, Feb 11, 1970, inclusive
Boys HS & PS 99, Feb 11, 1970, inclusive
PS 129 Afro-American Week, Feb 20, 1970, inclusive
Brock Peters Awards IS 10 ["Welcome Home Brock Peters" sign; actor Brock Peters comes back to his old school[?]], Mar 6, 1970, inclusive
Para-Prof. At PS 47 [Mrs. Jeanette] DiLorenzo, Mar 10, 1970, inclusive
PS 129 Broglia West [Students reading Langston Hughes poetry, showing off African-American pictures, magazines and history posters.], Mar 12, 1970, inclusive
MES 307 Broadway [students performing "Hello Dolly"], Mar 20, 1970, inclusive
PS 20 Hunts Point Garbage, Mar 20, 1970, inclusive
PS 154 MES, Apr 6, 1970, inclusive
TV Taping PS 130, Apr 7, 1970, inclusive
PS 126 Early Childhood Miss Helen Ephros, Mrs. Marylin Barr, Raquel Zapata Para-Pro., Apr 8, 1970, inclusive
PS 33 Early Childhood Helen Lai, Marilyn Copeland, Apr 8, 1970, inclusive
PS 50 Queens Demonstration, Apr 9, 1970, inclusive
PS 155 Early Childhood, Apr 14, 1970, inclusive
PS 20 Queens Flushing, M Street, Small Group Learning, Apr 16, 1970, inclusive
PS 57 Bronx [Crotonave [?] Spanish [?]], Teaching English, Apr 16, 1970, inclusive
George Washington H. S. Press Conference, Apr 17, 1970, inclusive
JHS 142 DiLorenzo [school fair with students showing off their work], Apr 18, 1970, inclusive
PS 307 Earth Day, Apr 22, 1970, inclusive
District Math Workshop PS 307, Apr 23, 1970, inclusive
PS 50 Playground, Apr 24, 1970, inclusive
MES Sessions Chas. Evans Hughes H.S., Apr 25, 1970, inclusive
PS 60 Spanish Class for Parents, Apr 28, 1970, inclusive
PS 188 Sight Conservation Class, Apr 28, 1970, inclusive
Music & Art H.S., May 4, 1970, inclusive
James Monroe H.S. Narcotics Program Brotherhood Estate [?], May 19, 1970, inclusive
Jamaica H.S. Guidance Counselor[s], May 20, 1970, inclusive
PS 211 Brooklyn Demonstration, Jun 2, 1970, inclusive
PS 120 Brooklyn Crossing Queen, Jun 3, 1970, inclusive
Afro-American Exhibit Display PS 151, Jun 3, 1970, inclusive
Washington Irving H.S. Art Show, Jun 4, 1970, inclusive
PS 51 Bronx Graduation Activities, Jun 4, 1970, inclusive
MES courses PS 307 K, Jun 6, 1970, inclusive
PS 87 Manhattan Demonstration for more Teachers & Para-Pros., Jun 8, 1970, inclusive
PS 51 Bronx & School without Failures Kid [?] Psychologist & Reading Lab, Jun 8, 1970, inclusive
PS 207 Brooklyn Tree Planting, Jun 9, 1970, inclusive
PS 67 Brooklyn Experimental School [Collection includes corresponding print for negative frame #12653-18.], Jun 9, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration PS 198 [Third] Ave, Jun 9, 1970, inclusive
HS of Fashion - Para-Professionals District Coordinators, Jun 11, 1970, inclusive
JHS 43 Manhattan Happening Experim., Jun 12, 1970, inclusive
Mini School Opening Dedication PS 134, Jun 12, 1970, inclusive
PS 247 Brooklyn Mini School Demonstration, Jun 17, 1970, inclusive
Board of Education Brandeis HS Demonstration, Jun 17, 1970, inclusive
Carnival PS 332 Brooklyn, Jun 19, 1970, inclusive
PS 163 [teachers standing and talking], Aug 7, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration IS 44, Sep 21, 1970, inclusive
George Washington HS, Sep 28, 1970, inclusive
Demonstration PS 167 Brooklyn, Sep 28, 1970, inclusive
PS 11 City Hall, Sep 29, 1970, inclusive
Little Red School Middle School Opening, Sep 30, 1970, inclusive
PS 48 Bronx Boycott School, Oct 14, 1970, inclusive
PS 232 Bronx Converted Bowling Alley, Oct 19, 1970, inclusive
School for the Deaf opening, Oct 20, 1970, inclusive
Benjamin Franklin HS college bound, Oct 21, 1970, inclusive
Mr. Drut PS 57 Bronx Spanish Class, Nov 5, 1970, inclusive
EPS School PS 332 Brooklyn [classroom] [Collection includes corresponding prints for negative #'s 12876-5, 12876-26, 12876-30.], Nov 5, 1970, inclusive
PS 2 Childhood Center, Nov 13, 1970, inclusive
Villa Bianca HS Teachers Queens, Nov 16, 1970, inclusive
PS 70 Puerto Rican Discovery Day, Nov 17, 1970, inclusive
Puerto Rican Discovery Day - Taft HS, Nov 18, 1970, inclusive
Puerto Rico Day - 6 Schools Bronx, Nov 19, 1970, inclusive
John Dewey HS Fred Koury, Nov 20, 1970, inclusive
PS 45 Brooklyn [singing], Nov 23, 1970, inclusive
PS 146 Bronx [hallways, exterior], Nov 30, 1970, inclusive
PS 186 Manhattan Demonstration & Meeting & Old Building, Dec 1, 1970, inclusive
PS 111 Morris HS Tour & Kingsbridge Armory Bronx, Dec 4, 1970, inclusive
Abe Levine & Sy Schwartz touring corridor classrooms PS 144 Manhattan, Dec 8, 1970, inclusive
PS 3 Brooklyn Narcotics Program & Lecture, Dec 9, 1970, inclusive
Springfield Gardens High School [classroom], Dec 10, 1970, inclusive
IS 142 Queens Comm., Dec 17, 1970, inclusive
PS 151 Brooklyn [students in halls], Dec 17, 1970, inclusive
PS 335 Brooklyn Talent Show for Parents & Teachers, Dec 21, 1970, inclusive
Wagner JHS Reading Class, Jan 11, 1971, inclusive
MES 307 Visitors Wilmington Del, Jan 11, 1971, inclusive
Bronx Schools Martin Luther King Day, Jan 11, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker at Einstein School IS 131, Jan 11, 1971, inclusive
Instructional Resources Center PS 50 Queens, Jan 11, 1971, inclusive
Elementary Schools, Jan 12, 1971, inclusive
Howard Taft H.S. - Martin Luther King Exhibit & Performance, Jan 13, 1971, inclusive
IS 10 [teachers receiving] Checks, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
PS 50 Queens stop light demonstration, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
PS 208 - Martin L. King Celebration, Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
IS 293 Brooklyn Nathan Hale Production [Appears to be a celebration of African heritage and culture - students participating in African dance and drumming.], Jan 14, 1971, inclusive
PS 127 Queens [singing], Jan 19, 1971, inclusive
Secretaries Action Committee - HS of Art & Design, Jan 21, 1971, inclusive
Walton HS Bronx Shanker Speech, Jan 22, 1971, inclusive
Chinese New Year PS 130, Jan 26, 1971, inclusive
JHS 218 Queens Albert Shanker Speech, Jan 27, 1971, inclusive
QuEST Program PS 181, Jan 27, 1971, inclusive
PS 181 Anne Kessler - Instructing, Jan 27, 1971, inclusive
Taft HS [Al] Shanker Speaking, Jan 28, 1971, inclusive
PS 23 Manhattan Chinese New Year Play, Jan 28, 1971, inclusive
John Brown HS Martin L. King Display, Jan 29, 1971, inclusive
PS 94 School Secretaries (office), Feb 1, 1971, inclusive
PS 95 Bronx District 10, Feb 3, 1971, inclusive
MES 102 Bronx People in Workshop, Feb 5, 1971, inclusive
JHS 17 Manhattan Drug Out, Feb 5, 1971, inclusive
PS 147 Queens Boycott Overcrowding [?], Feb 8, 1971, inclusive
PS 284 Brooklyn Kindergarten & Reading Program, Feb 8, 1971, inclusive
PS 332 Brooklyn Black Music through the Years, Feb 8, 1971, inclusive
Albert Shanker Speaking - Erasmus HS, Feb 9, 1971, inclusive
PS 75 Bronx Open House, Feb 11, 1971, inclusive
JHS 232 Brooklyn Black History Program, Feb 11, 1971, inclusive
PS 271 Brooklyn Bi-Lingual workshop, Feb 11, 1971, inclusive
PS 159 Brooklyn Black History Celebration, Feb 11, 1971, inclusive
IS 131 Bronx Portable Museum, Feb 16, 1971, inclusive
JHS 57 K Brooklyn Picket line, Feb 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 45 Queens - Negro History - Performance for parents, Feb 23, 1971, inclusive
District 6 PS 186 City Hall Rob Miller, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
PS 262 Brooklyn Demonstration, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
District 6 PS 186 Boycott, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
John Dewey HS Brooklyn Committee Meeting, Feb 24, 1971, inclusive
Scholarship Awards Fordham University, Feb 26, 1971, inclusive
PS 165 Manhattan NYC Puerto Rico Visitors, Feb 26, 1971, inclusive
196 K Teacher - Mom Program Brooklyn [Collection includes corresponding print for negative # 13112-1.], Mar 3, 1971, inclusive
HS Music & Arts Poster Making, Mar 10, 1971, inclusive
JH 60 - Tin cans for recycling & Mr. Possikoft, Mar 15, 1971, inclusive
JHS 51 - Albert Shanker Speaking - Staten Island, Mar 17, 1971, inclusive
Wagner JHS 167 Lovers & Other Strangers, Mar 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 112 Early Childhood Preschool, Mar 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 29 District 15 Meeting - Brooklyn, Mar 24, 1971, inclusive
HS Design & Art Panel Discussion S[andy] Feldman, Mar 25, 1971, inclusive
IS 318 Teacher Training Institute - Brooklyn, Mar 25, 1971, inclusive
Kings County Comm. College Para-Pros., Mar 29, 1971, inclusive
PS 31 Open House Bronx, Mar 29, 1971, inclusive
Music Courses in Brooklyn Schools, Mar 30, 1971, inclusive
PS 9 Brooklyn Drug Program, Mar 30, 1971, inclusive
MES 307 The Me Nobody Knows, Apr 2, 1971, inclusive
IS 88 [meeting], Apr 2, 1971, inclusive
Westinghouse HS Educational skill B[rooklyn], Apr 5, 1971, inclusive
PS 396-327 Brooklyn Fiesta Panamerica, Apr 6, 1971, inclusive
ILGWU [International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union] HQ School Group - Shop visit, Apr 7, 1971, inclusive
IS 80 Bronx Drug Program for JHS Students, Apr 19, 1971, inclusive
IS 80 Bronx Drug Program for JHS students, Apr 19, 1971, inclusive
Dan Sanders at Fordham, Apr 20, 1971, inclusive
PS 206 Brooklyn Chapter Meeting, Apr 21, 1971, inclusive
PS 70 Bronx Drug Program, Apr 21, 1971, inclusive
Para-Professional Teacher PS 35, Apr 22, 1971, inclusive
IS 162 Bronx New School Opening, Apr 23, 1971, inclusive
JHS 296 Brooklyn Pan American Show, Apr 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 35 Visited by PS 45 Brooklyn, Apr 23, 1971, inclusive
Parents Recognition Day - PS 155 Manhattan, Apr 27, 1971, inclusive
JHS 136 Brooklyn - Musical Comedy - "The Happy Attitude", Apr 28, 1971, inclusive
PS 90 Brooklyn Dance Demonstration, Apr 29, 1971, inclusive
PS 2 Visit by [Ted] Britton Britain's AAlbert Shanker, Apr 29, 1971, inclusive
PS 104 Bronx Opening of annex, Apr 30, 1971, inclusive
PS 130 Manhattan Chinese - Puerto Rican - Day, Apr 30, 1971, inclusive
School on the Rocks, Apr 30, 1971, inclusive
JHS 141 Bronx Symposium on Environment, Apr 30, 1971, inclusive
District 16 Auxiliary Training Center, May 3, 1971, inclusive
Maxwell Evening HS Center Brooklyn Educational Program, May 4, 1971, inclusive
PS 150 Bronx Crop Principal Black & Puerto Rican Culture, May 5, 1971, inclusive
JHS 142 Brooklyn Demonstration, May 6, 1971, inclusive
PS 9 Brooklyn open Sesame Street [play], May 6, 1971, inclusive
PS 196 Queens overcrowded classes - demonstration, May 6, 1971, inclusive
Chapter Chairman H. S. [of] Fashion [Industries], May 6, 1971, inclusive
Rally Francis Lewis HS Queens, May 6, 1971, inclusive
Rikers Island Prison PS 189, May 7, 1971, inclusive
IS 316 Brooklyn Para-Professional Bonnie Durden, May 10, 1971, inclusive
St. Mary's Hospital - PS 335 Brooklyn Peter Pan, May 10, 1971, inclusive
PS 167 Brooklyn Blocking Eastern Parkway Service Rd., May 10, 1971, inclusive
Robert Wagner JHS Variety Show, May 11, 1971, inclusive
PS 396 Brooklyn Open House Exhibit, May 12, 1971, inclusive
JHS 111 Brooklyn Career Day, May 12, 1971, inclusive
PS 20 Brooklyn Crowded Classes & Motorcade Boro Hall, May 13, 1971, inclusive
PS 134 Queens w/ A. L. Hollis Open House, May 14, 1971, inclusive
Morris HS Principal Guard ___ [?], May 14, 1971, inclusive
PS 31 Bronx Boy Scout Sleep-in, May 14, 1971, inclusive
PS 298 Brooklyn Pre-Kindergarten Program, May 14, 1971, inclusive
Reading Classes PS 130 Bronx Paul Gershwin, May 17, 1971, inclusive
Fair PS 226 Manhattan AMIC 71 str., May 18, 1971, inclusive
Seward Park HS Music Festival, May 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 150 Brooklyn science fair, May 19, 1971, inclusive
Julia Richmond HS $12,000 check Football Team, May 20, 1971, inclusive
PS 2 M Trilingual show, May 21, 1971, inclusive
AAEU District 8 [basketball], May 21, 1971, inclusive
JHS 252 Brooklyn Fashion show, May 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 128 M King Film Premiere - Para-Professional - PS 128 M, May 22, 1971, inclusive
Ed. Conf. PS 154 M, May 22, 1971, inclusive
House Economics PS 294 Brooklyn, May 26, 1971, inclusive
Maxwell Vocational HS Fashion show, May 26, 1971, inclusive
PS 286 Brooklyn [classroom], May 27, 1971, inclusive
PS 2 Queens Dance Festival, May 27, 1971, inclusive
Washington Irving HS Art Show, May 27, 1971, inclusive
PS 218 School Fair Brooklyn, May 27, 1971, inclusive
Art Show PS 244 Brooklyn, May 27, 1971, inclusive
Puppet Show PS 205 Brooklyn, May 27, 1971, inclusive
PS 284 Brooklyn Health Fair, May 27, 1971, inclusive
PS 136 Bronx Play Carol Landau [?], May 27, 1971, inclusive
Bronx Joan Fischer PS 30 Dance - PS 49 Trilingual - PS 65 Hansel & Gretel - JHS 139, May 28, 1971, inclusive
PS 116 Brooklyn Health Fair, May 28, 1971, inclusive
PS 23 Mini School Opening Ribbon Cutting, Jun 2, 1971, inclusive
Maxwell Vocational HS Wartburg Lutheran Hospital Albert Shanker, Jun 2, 1971, inclusive
PS 1 Career Program, Jun 3, 1971, inclusive
School for Deaf Art Exhibit, Jun 3, 1971, inclusive
District 12 Concert Alice Tully Hall, Jun 4, 1971, inclusive
MES Conference PS 154, Jun 5, 1971, inclusive
300 Scholarships at Julia Richmond [?], Jun 8, 1971, inclusive
PS 128 Bronx District Show Awards & Exhibit, Jun 9, 1971, inclusive
PS 274 Brooklyn Speakers, Jun 9, 1971, inclusive
PS 271 Brooklyn - Panel Session, Jun 10, 1971, inclusive
PS 190 Art Show, Jun 14, 1971, inclusive
PS 94 Brooklyn Para-Professional - Paycuts[?] Party, Jun 15, 1971, inclusive
PS 99 Brooklyn Woodworking [and] Mass Production [classes], Jun 15, 1971, inclusive
PS 125 Brooklyn Kindergarten Graduation, Jun 16, 1971, inclusive
PS 25 Brooklyn Art Show, Jun 16, 1971, inclusive
Art Show PS 316 Brooklyn, Jun 18, 1971, inclusive
La Salle Jr. HS [PS 11?] Demonstration [Students and adults with signs reading "PS11 needs its MES program!" and "Confucius says: One MES school is better than none".], Jun 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 183 Play, Jun 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 169 Awards, Jun 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 221 - Play Hamlet, Jun 23, 1971, inclusive
IRS [IS?] 218 Scholarships, Jun 24, 1971, inclusive
Bushwick HS Graduation Brooklyn - UFT Scholarship Awards (RKO Madison Theater), Jun 28, 1971, inclusive
PS 196 Vacation Day Camp Brooklyn, Aug 3, 1971, inclusive
Prospect Park Brooklyn Wolman skating rink Summer School of Program Arts, Aug 12, 1971, inclusive
Prospect Heights HS Brooklyn Federal School Summer Program Awards, Aug 12, 1971, inclusive
New York Hilton Haaren HS Mini School Luncheon [Haaren HS, located at 10th Ave between 58th and 59th streets, closed in the late 1970's.], Aug 17, 1971, inclusive
Childhood Center Abe Levine Brooklyn, Sep 14, 1971, inclusive
Hillcrest [classroom], Sep 27, 1971, inclusive
Ecology Program Mr. Schwartz, Sep 30, 1971, inclusive
Student Voter Registration J Richmond HS, Oct 1, 1971, inclusive
Mrs. Kimbel PS 76 LIC Queens, Oct 6, 1971, inclusive
HS Art & Design Parents/Teachers Meeting, Oct 6, 1971, inclusive
August Martin HS George Altomare, Oct 7, 1971, inclusive
IS 102 Bronx "Teacher of Year", Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
Julia Richmond HS, Ivan Tiger, New Program, Oct 8, 1971, inclusive
IS 348 Brooklyn, broken into sub-school conference, Oct 13, 1971, inclusive
Haaren HS NYC Mini school John Hill, Oct 15, 1971, inclusive
Coop City School - Duffy, Oct 20, 1971, inclusive
Students of School of Art & Design with Pres. Isaiah E. Robinson, Board of Education, Oct 21, 1971, inclusive
PS 85 Astoria Street Blocking, Oct 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 45 Jamaica Early Childhood Preschool [Collection includes contact sheets for frame #s: 13561-1 through 13561-31.], Oct 22, 1971, inclusive
Demo - Boycott on Portable Schools PS 191 K Brooklyn, Oct 27, 1971, inclusive
JHS 275 Brooklyn Senator & Congressman [Unidentified Individuals], Oct 27, 1971, inclusive
George Altomare speaking to crowd 260 P.A.S., Oct 28, 1971, inclusive
Port Richmond HS Voter Registration Assembly, Oct 28, 1971, inclusive
Board of Education Portable Demonstration PS 191, Oct 29, 1971, inclusive
PS 98 Bronx Crotona Park Clean up, Oct 30, 1971, inclusive
Ivan Tiger & Justin Finger 260 PAS, Nov 4, 1971, inclusive
PS 86 Queens Joan Agin, Nov 4, 1971, inclusive
HS Art & Design Albert Shanker Speaking to Students, Nov 5, 1971, inclusive
PS 11 Ivan Tiger With Chapter Chairmen & principal visiting classes, Nov 5, 1971, inclusive
HS of Art & Design Faculty Exhibit, Nov 15, 1971, inclusive
P[uerto] R[ican] Discovery Day Brooklyn PS 284 Brooklyn, Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 23 Bronx New Supt., Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
JHS 136 Bronx District 12 Policemen [giving parents student reports], Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 60 Bronx P[uerto] R[ican] Program, Nov 18, 1971, inclusive
PS 47 Bronx Puerto Rican [Discovery Day and Vocational Schools Rally], Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
AL. F. Smith HS Brooklyn Carpentry Class, Paul Johnson [Alfred E. Smith HS, Bronx?], Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
IS 318 Food Exhibit Maureen Vidal, Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 274 Brooklyn Puerto Rico Day, Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
Ft. Hamilton HS Brooklyn Carnaville 71, Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 114 Bronx Puerto Rican [Discovery Day and Vocational Schools Rally], Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
PS 274 Brooklyn chapter chair retiring Alan Luben [?], Nov 19, 1971, inclusive
Voter Registration Frank K Lane HS, George Altomare, Jim Bauman, Nov 22, 1971, inclusive
Anniversary of School PS 45 Brooklyn, Mrs. Orshaw, Nov 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 297 Brooklyn Puerto Rico Discovery Day, Nov 22, 1971, inclusive
Chapter Chairman Meeting JHS 143, Nov 23, 1971, inclusive
Forest Hill HS Queens Meeting of Students with Joan Agin about becoming teachers, Nov 23, 1971, inclusive
Thanksgiving Day Feast PS 188 Brooklyn, Marta Gross, Labell Harrison, Nov 24, 1971, inclusive
Primary Program PS 84 Brooklyn, Mr. Herman, Dec 1, 1971, inclusive
PS 190 Panel PTA, Dec 2, 1971, inclusive
Sickle Cell Anemia Program PS 332 Brooklyn, Murry Sussman, Dec 3, 1971, inclusive
International food festival Wingate HS Brooklyn, Stanley Finger, Dec 3, 1971, inclusive
Bayside HS Queens Play (rehearsal), Dec 7, 1971, inclusive
JHS 111 Brooklyn Gym Show, Dec 8, 1971, inclusive
PS 299 Award Winners at Black Expo, Dec 8, 1971, inclusive
PS 215 Brooklyn Dedication to Dr. Morris H. Weiss, Dec 9, 1971, inclusive
St. Johns Hospital PS 309, Dec 10, 1971, inclusive
PS 90 Queens Aero-Space Program, Dec 10, 1971, inclusive
PS 77 Bronx Open Classroom / Open House, Dec 15, 1971, inclusive
HS of Fashion & Industries, Shirley Chisholm, Dec 17, 1971, inclusive
IS 302 Dedication, Dec 17, 1971, inclusive
Planning Conference, Julia Richmond HS, Dec 20, 1971, inclusive
Peter & the Wolf HS for the Deaf, Dec 21, 1971, inclusive
PS 107 Christmas Carols, NY Stock Exchange, Dec 21, 1971, inclusive
Brooklyn school to Fiddler on the Roof, Dec 21, 1971, inclusive
Food & Maritime HS Manhattan, John Hall [Students cooking and adults (teachers?) taste-testing. There is a film crew visible in the shoot, filming the activities.], Dec 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 107 X'mas Carols, City Hall, Dec 22, 1971, inclusive
PS 168 Manhattan Folk Ballet, Mrs. Scivillo, Dec 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 219 Brooklyn X'mas Party, Dec 23, 1971, inclusive
Erasmus Hall HS X'mas concert, Brooklyn, Dec 23, 1971, inclusive
Choral Singers - PS 159 Bronx, front of "Wurlitzer Piano," Jerome Rochman, Dec 23, 1971, inclusive
PS 198 Manhattan [classroom], Jan 7, 1972, inclusive
PS 297 Brooklyn Play Music Man, Jan 7, 1972, inclusive
PS 274 Congressman Badillo (Brooklyn), Jan 7, 1972, inclusive
PS 304 Brooklyn Painters Picket line [Painters District Council 9 picketing], Jan 11, 1972, inclusive
PS 304 Brooklyn Kindergarten Reading Program, Jan 11, 1972, inclusive
Activities Day - George Washington HS, Jan 12, 1972, inclusive
PS 127 Queens Martin Luther King Day, Jan 18, 1972, inclusive
NY School of Printing Guidance Counselors Self-Help Program, Jan 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 179 Queens Velma Hill, Jan 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 307 Brooklyn "the American Dance Center", Jan 21, 1972, inclusive
PS 305 Brooklyn Ossie Davis & Classes, Jan 21, 1972, inclusive
Para-Professional Meeting IS 131 Bronx, Jan 24, 1972, inclusive
Demonstration PS15, Jan 26, 1972, inclusive
Rikers Island (women's) prison [school] [School began as PS 616; now known as PS 189.], Jan 26, 1972, inclusive
PS 155 Pre-school center, Jan 27, 1972, inclusive
Columbia University - Rikers Island Rehabilitation Center, Jan 28, 1972, inclusive
Sarah J Hale JHS Brooklyn Dedication, Teachers Lounge, Jan 28, 1972, inclusive
John Jay HS Brooklyn Comm. On Overcrowding, Teachers Lounge, Jan 28, 1972, inclusive
PS 9 Brooklyn & Annex overcrowding, Jan 31, 1972, inclusive
Mario Ranno - Gershow [?] PS 93, Feb 3, 1972, inclusive
PS 70 Queens Boycott, Feb 4, 1972, inclusive
PS 102 Para-Professional Carol Landau [?], Feb 4, 1972, inclusive
JHS 232 Brooklyn - Program of Living Witness - Velma Hill, Feb 8, 1972, inclusive
Chinese New Year PS 23, Feb 10, 1972, inclusive
PS 302 Reading Clinic Rally, Feb 12, 1972, inclusive
JHS 162 Brooklyn rundown condition, Feb 15, 1972, inclusive
PS 244 K Brooklyn Americana USA, Feb 16, 1972, inclusive
Local School Board #1 PS 34, Feb 16, 1972, inclusive
Chinese New Year PS 2, Feb 17, 1972, inclusive
Afro American History PS 224 Brooklyn, Feb 17, 1972, inclusive
JHS 45 Manhattan Afro American History week, Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 157, District 7, Brooklyn, Negro History Week, Feb 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 312 Brooklyn Peter Pan, Feb 22, 1972, inclusive
Stuyvesant HS Art Show, Feb 22, 1972, inclusive
PS 186 Manhattan Press Conference & School Damages, Feb 23, 1972, inclusive
PS 257 Brooklyn Brotherhood Part [?] & Aw. [?], Feb 23, 1972, inclusive
PS 162 Bronx Mini School Classes, Feb 24, 1972, inclusive
PS 282 Negro History, Feb 25, 1972, inclusive
PS 136 Bronx [basketball team], Feb 28, 1972, inclusive
Teen Aid HS, Feb 28, 1972, inclusive
PS 148 Dedication, Mar 1, 1972, inclusive
PS 136 Science Fair, Mar 2, 1972, inclusive
Burnside Manor Annex & Open Classroom Bronx, Mar 7, 1972, inclusive
PS 303 Brooklyn Handicapped Children Project Search, Mar 7, 1972, inclusive
Singing group, Mar 11, 1972, inclusive
JHS 294 Brooklyn Science Fair, Mar 15, 1972, inclusive
PS 107 Manhattan - Closing, Mar 17, 1972, inclusive
Jamaica HS Willowbrook Clothing [Drive sponsored by] Avis, Mar 21, 1972, inclusive
Jane Addams JHS Bronx [singing], Mar 29, 1972, inclusive
IS 162 Bronx [classroom], Apr 13, 1972, inclusive
Boys HS Brooklyn - Swahili Classes, Apr 14, 1972, inclusive
PS 75 Brooklyn Pan-American Day & Fashion Show, Apr 14, 1972, inclusive
PS 20 Brooklyn Science Fair, Apr 17, 1972, inclusive
PS 171 Manhattan Boycott, Apr 18, 1972, inclusive
PS 35 Jamaica Experim[ental] Classroom, Apr 21, 1972, inclusive
PS 198 Manhattan Pan A[merican] Fiesta, Apr 21, 1972, inclusive
PS 9 Brooklyn Martin Luther King Statue, Apr 21, 1972, inclusive
Ridder HS Bronx Math lab, Apr 24, 1972, inclusive
PS 110 security meeting Bronx, Apr 24, 1972, inclusive
PS 31 Gold Jubilee, Apr 26, 1972, inclusive
JHS 198 Rockaway aerospace program, Apr 27, 1972, inclusive
PS 2 Pre-school center, May 2, 1972, inclusive
PS 119 Brooklyn Drug prevention program, May 2, 1972, inclusive
PS 43 Bronx, The Me Nobody Knows, May 9, 1972, inclusive
Kings Bridge Vol. Hospital - Francis Lewis HS, Bells are Ringing, May 10, 1972, inclusive
Fashion Show PS 144 Brooklyn, May 11, 1972, inclusive
A[ndrew] Jackson HS Queens, Drop out, May 12, 1972, inclusive
PS 130 Bronx Play, May 12, 1972, inclusive
PS 73 Bronx School Yard, May 12, 1972, inclusive
PS 40 Queens [teachers' meeting], May 15, 1972, inclusive
PS 26 Queens PTA Tea, May 15, 1972, inclusive
Sickle Cell [Blood Testing for students], PS 167 Brooklyn, May 17, 1972, inclusive
IS 10 Manhattan, Bro[c?]k Peters Auditorium, F[rederick] Douglas Day, May 19, 1972, inclusive
IS 145 Mini School Opening, May 19, 1972, inclusive
PS 221 Brooklyn, King & I, May 19, 1972, inclusive
Fair Art Exhibit PS 6 Manhattan, May 24, 1972, inclusive
PS 6 outdoor fair, May 24, 1972, inclusive
District 23 Brooklyn Musical programs, May 25, 1972, inclusive
Ben Franklin HS Art Exhibit, May 31, 1972, inclusive
PS 75 Brooklyn children's Caravan Purabeltre, Jun 1, 1972, inclusive
PS 83 Brooklyn Spec. Program, Jun 1, 1972, inclusive
PS 214 Brooklyn Dance Festival / Art Festival, Jun 5, 1972, inclusive
Sommers [?] JHS 252 International Festival, Jun 6, 1972, inclusive
Culture Fair PS 72 Bronx, Jun 7, 1972, inclusive
DeWitt Clinton HS Faculty/Student show Scholarship Fund, Jun 9, 1972, inclusive
PS 161 Bronx Awards Art, Jun 12, 1972, inclusive
Fordham University Panel [Jules Kolodny speaking], Jun 20, 1972, inclusive
PS 15 Gil Millstern, Apr 6, 1973, inclusive
JHS 271 Brooklyn Ponsie Hillman, Apr 12, 1973, inclusive
Brooklyn Basketball Roy Mann HS, Nov 17, 1977, inclusive
Series XXI. Special Education, 1964-1973, inclusive
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