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Series 1. Administrative Records |
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Series 1.1. Margaret Sage Industrial School |
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Reports 1908-1914 Box 1, Folder 2
Note School superintendent’s reports; annual reports; manual and
technical training reports; reports of the library and education committee,
playground and entertainment committee, and house committee; treasurer’s
reports; and evaluations of industrial and non-industrial classes offered.
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Program Reports 1908-1909 Box Legal 1, Folder 1
Note Reports on sewing and industrial classes.
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Financial Statements 1908-1911 Box Legal 1, Folder 2
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Board of Directors |
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Box 2 |
Minutes, correspondence 1907, 1910, 1917-1918 Box 2, Folder 10
Note Minutes and correspondence discussing the terms of Margaret
Sage’s endowment of the school.
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Series 1.2. Nassau Industrial School |
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Box 1 |
Reports 1908-1914 Box 1, Folder 2
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Reports 1915-1917 Box 1, Folder 3
Note Reports on: attendance at industrial classes, boys work,
relationship between school and community, the house and grounds committee,
recreational activities, and the school's response to a polio epidemic (July,
1916). See legal folder 1 for additional papers.
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Reports 1930-1936 Box 1, Folder 4
Note Annual reports or reports of annual meetings which include
class and activities reports. Also contains occasional monthly reports and
president’s reports. These records reflect the shift in the school’s functions
from those of an industrial school to those of a settlement.
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Reports 1937-1942 Box 1, Folder 5
Note Annual reports or reports of annual meetings which include
material on activities and attendance, the National Youth Administration, group
work, and other topics. These papers show the development and utilization of
group work theory in directing activities at the school.
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Box Legal 1 |
Financial Statements 1911-1917 Box Legal 1, Folder 2
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Box 8 |
Correspondence 1908-1941 Box 8, Folder 63 to 65
Note Topics include programs and activities, personnel practices,
finance, industrial classes, YMCA-YWCA activities, Community Chest funding,
impact of the Great Depression, and the use of volunteers. Includes a copy of
an 1884 article from the Century , "The Need of
Trade Schools," and a 1941 residence map of school pupils.
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Board of Directors |
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Box 2 |
Minutes, correspondence 1917-1918 Box 2, Folder 10
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Minutes 1930-1941 Box 2, Folder 11
Note Topics include activities and programs, registrants,
funding, salary reductions during the Depression, regulations regarding use of
the school building, school playground, committee members, purpose of the
school (circa 1930), volunteers, and the Community Chest.
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Minutes 1940-1942 Box 2, Folder 12
Note Includes agenda, and committee reports to the board of
directors. Material on relations between the Community Chest and Five Towns
Community House, wartime programs, WPA, and National Youth Administration.
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Staff Meetings |
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Box 7 |
Minutes, and reports 1935-1942 Box 7, Folder 54 to 58
Note Related to house activities and programs. Topics include
volunteers, group work techniques, personnel practices, interracial activities,
boys and girls work.
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Series 1.3. Five Towns Community House |
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Box 1 |
Certificate of incorporation, constitution,
bylaws 1907-1965 Box 1, Folder 1
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Reports 1942-1948 Box 1, Folder 5
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Reports, Annual Meetings 1949-1952 Box 1, Folder 6
Note Agendas, reports of the president and executive director, and
lists of committee members and members of the board of directors.
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Reports, Annual Meetings 1953-1956 Box 1, Folder 7
Note Agendas, president’s reports, annual reports, and committee
reports. Some issues discussed are agency financing, volunteers, segments of
the community served, and effectiveness of programs.
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Box 2 |
Reports, Annual Meetings 1957-1958 Box 2, Folder 8
Note Primarily correspondence and papers dealing with the 50th
anniversary of the community house. Includes report of the president for 1957,
agenda for the 1958 annual meeting, and a fiftieth anniversary pamphlet
detailing changing functions of the house.
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Reports, Annual Meetings 1959-1965 Box 2, Folder 9
Note Includes annual reports of the community house, president’s
reports, agenda, some financial material.
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Box 9 |
Correspondence 1953-1964 Box 9, Folder 66 to 69
Note Material regarding finance, recreation programs, and the
Community Chest, as well as housekeeping and routine activities.
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Correspondence, Form Letters 1953-1964 Box 9, Folder 70
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Board of Directors |
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Box 2 |
Minutes 1942-1944 Box 2, Folder 12
Note Includes agenda and committee reports to the board of
directors. Topics include relations between the Community Chest and Five Towns
Community House, wartime programs, WPA, and the National Youth
Administration.
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Minutes, correspondence 1945-1947 Box 2, Folder 13
Note Includes committee reports to the board of directors. Topics
include community adjustment to postwar society, volunteers, Community
Chest-social agency interaction, child care, and funding.
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Minutes 1948-1949 Box 2, Folder 14
Note Topics include programs, activities, problems of financing,
and analyses of committee activities.
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Box 3 |
Minutes 1950-1953 Box 3, Folder 15
Note Topics include programs, activities, casework and group work
techniques, and analyses of types and numbers of persons involved in
programs.
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Minutes 1954-1957 Box 3, Folder 16
Note Topics include special casework and group work projects and
brief analyses of programs.
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Minutes 1958-1960 Box 3, Folder 17
Note Material on finance, funding, and programs.
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Minutes 1961-1963 Box 3, Folder 18
Note Material on finance, programs, and activities. Includes
committee reports.
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Minutes 1964-1965 Box 3, Folder 19
Note Includes budget analyses and committee reports. Topics
include discussion of Nassau County’s approach to the problem of poverty and
the Office of Economic Opportunity Job Corps.
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Executive Committee 1947-1964 Box 3, Folder 20
Note Correspondence, agenda, minutes. Topics include the terms of
Margaret Sage’s original bequest to the community house, financial conditions
in Five Towns, and committee members.
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Nominating Committee 1946-1964 Box 3, Folder 21
Note Includes lists of nominations and committee members.
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Box 4 |
Operating Committee 1946-1948 Box 4, Folder 22
Note Correspondence, minutes, memoranda. The committee was a
"small group of board members who kept informed of House programs and problems
and assisted the Executive Director in determining those which should be
referred to the Board of Directors." Material on policy regarding use of the
building, casework, and interracial problems.
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Policy Committee 1944-1946 Box 4, Folder 23
Note Minutes of the special committee appointed to formulate
policies for the community house. Material on services, methods, functions of
the house, and personnel practices.
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Proxies, Corporate resolutions 1938-1946 Box 4, Folder 24
Note Includes proxies to be voted at annual meetings and
corporate resolutions concerning finance and other business.
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Handbook 1953-1954 Box 4, Folder 25
Note The handbook provides information on the history, nature,
purpose, and services of the community house.
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Member names 1914-1964 Box 4, Folder 26
Note List of board members and committee members.
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Louis Berkowitz 1949 Box 4, Folder 27
Note Discussion of administrative debates over community house
programs, techniques, housing, segregation, and race relations.
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Correspondence 1934-1939 Box 4, Folder 28
Note Material regarding meetings, finance, juvenile delinquency,
and vocational guidance for adolescents. The correspondence is largely
procedural.
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Correspondence 1953-1964 Box 4, Folder 29
Note Primarily procedural correspondence from the community house
staff to board members regarding business meetings, etc.
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Executive Director |
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Box 4 |
Reports 1940-1945 Box 4, Folder 30
Note "Report of the Committee to Study the Survey Made by the
Colored Community Service League;" resolution changing the name of the Nassau
Industrial School to Five Towns Community House; "The Impact of the War on the
Child;" and "Report of Progress of Five Towns Community House, 1931-1945." The
director for this period was Miss M. Asenath Johnson.
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Correspondence 1955-1960 Box 4, Folder 31
Note Correspondence of Howard McClary, director, and V. Benjamin
Louard, assistant director, regarding finance, racial discrimination,
legislation, and juvenile delinquency.
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President |
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Box 4 |
Correspondence 1940-1961 Box 4, Folder 32 to 34
Note Correspondence of Ichabod T. Williams and Horace Bowker. The
correspondence is mostly routine but includes material on house finances, race
relations, juvenile delinquency, social agency relationships, the Community
Chest, day camps, the history of the community house, and deferments for boys'
workers during World War II.
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Programs |
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Box 5 |
Statistics & evaluations 1932-1964 Box 5, Folder 35 to 39
Note Includes statistics detailing enrollment in community house
programs and evaluations of junior teen, senior teen, after-school, summer day
camp, and young-adult programs.
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Statistics, reports, questionnaires,
etc. 1949-1965 Box 5, Folder 40 to 42
Note Program statistics, reports, questionnaires, schedules,
proposals, and memos and notices. Includes one folder of undated material.
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Finance |
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Box 6 |
Correspondence, financial statements,
reports 1920-1964 Box 6, Folder 43 to 45
Note See also legal folder 2.
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Budgets 1935-1965 Box 6, Folder 46 to 47
Note Proposed budgets with "explanations."
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Camp Expenses 1936 Box 6, Folder 48
Note Description and itemization of expenses.
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Contributions |
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Box 6 |
General 1954-1964 Box 6, Folder 49
Note Correspondence regarding contributions, cash and "in
kind."
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Baird-Windgefield Foundation 1957-1964 Box 6, Folder 50
Note Correspondence regarding the foundation’s
contributions.
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Box 7 |
Norman Sarett Memorial Foundation 1961-1964 Box 7, Folder 51
Note Correspondence primarily regarding donations of musical
instruments to community house music programs.
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Fund-raising committee 1958-1964 Box 7, Folder 52
Note Correspondence, minutes, and plans for raising funds.
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Bank passbooks 1907-1910 Box 7, Folder 53
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Staff Meetings |
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Box 8 |
Minutes and reports 1942-1964 Box 8, Folder 59 to 60
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After-school Staff Committee reports 1957-1958 Box 8, Folder 61
Note Reports of meetings.
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Senior Teen Staff Committee Reports 1960 Box 8, Folder 62
Note Reports of meetings.
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Series 2. Committee Records |
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Box 9 |
Adult Education Committee 1946-1948 Box 9, Folder 71
Note Correspondence with and papers from the American Association for
Adult Education regarding house programs.
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Agency Service Committee 1961-1965 Box 9, Folder 72
Note Correspondence, minutes, and reports. Material on day care
centers, youth services, and house programs.
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Casework Services Subcommittee Reports 1947-1948 Box 9, Folder 73
Note Includes reports from psychiatric caseworkers at the Henry
Street Settlement in New York City and material on casework methods.
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Community Service Group Committee 1962 Box 9, Folder 74
Note Minutes. The committee coordinated community house activities
with the Five Towns area.
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Education Committee 1965 Box 9, Folder 75
Note Minutes and reports on scholarships, program development, and
volunteer tutoring.
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Grounds Improvement Committee 1962-1963 Box 9, Folder 76
Note Minutes and material on the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964,
community action, and playground and recreational area development.
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Guidance and Education Committee 1960-1964 Box 9, Folder 77
Note Correspondence, minutes, and papers. Material regarding
vocational training, low income residents, youth employment, and youth
guidance.
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Guidance and Education Committee Study 1947 Box 9, Folder 78
Note Soifer Vocational Interests Study: Incomplete study of
vocational interests of minority group boys served by the community house.
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House Committee 1931-1964 Box 9, Folder 79
Note Correspondence, minutes, reports, statements on the purposes and
policies of the house, housekeeping records, and a house members’ handbook.
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Box 10 |
House Committee 1931-1964 Box 10, Folder 80
Note Correspondence, minutes, reports, statements on the purposes and
policies of the house, housekeeping records, and a house members’ handbook.
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Personnel Practices Committee 1936-1964 Box 10, Folder 81 to 82
Note Minutes, recommendations to the board of directors, personnel
practices guides, personnel standards and salary studies, and newspaper
clippings regarding staff salaries.
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Program Committee 1946-1960 Box 10, Folder 83
Note Correspondence, minutes, agendas, and memoranda. Includes
material on adolescents, interracial problems, and "Settlement House
Programming in a Middle Class Suburban Community."
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Public Relations Committee 1938-1964 Box 10, Folder 84
Note Correspondence, minutes, and press releases. Material regarding
agency public relations, financing, and civic duties. The committee was
formerly the Committee on Publicity and Interpretation.
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Service Volunteers Committee 1965 Box 10, Folder 85
Note Minutes. Material on the use of volunteers and the Neighborhood
Youth Corps.
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Youth Employment Committee 1961-1965 Box 10, Folder 86
Note Correspondence, minutes, reports on youth employment conditions.
Includes newspaper clippings and analyses of employment programs.
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Series 3. Subjects, Programs, Activities |
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Box 10 |
Adult Education Advisory Board 1963-1964 Box 10, Folder 87
Note Correspondence, minutes, and statistics relating to the income
and education levels in the Inwood community.
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Box 11 |
Adult House Party 1957-1963 Box 11, Folder 88
Note Correspondence, reports, publicity material, and letters seeking
funds to sponsor the event. Proceeds were used for scholarships for house
members.
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Adult Softball League 1951 Box 11, Folder 89
Note Material regarding a disagreement between members of a community
softball league and members of the community house over the use of the agency’s
field.
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Box Legal 1 |
African Americans 1936, 1963 Box Legal 1, Folder 4
Note Contains a survey and study of "Negro" life (1936) and a
teachers guide on the contributions of African Americans to American culture
(1963)
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Box 11 |
Agency Workers’ Guide 1952-1953, 1963 Box 11, Folder 90
Note Guides used to acquaint house workers with the history and
purpose of the house, its functions, and their responsibilities.
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Arts and Crafts Class 1931-1940, 1964 Box 11, Folder 91
Note Correspondence, lists of material used in classes, memoranda,
and discussion of programs.
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Camp Hurley 1954-1965 Box 11, Folder 92
Note Correspondence, reports, and brochures regarding the summer
camp, which was open to community house members. Formerly Camp Juvenile.
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Career Conference 1961 Box 11, Folder 93
Note Correspondence and program. The conference was held to acquaint
house members with various careers.
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Casework Records 1945-1949 Box 11, Folder 94
Note May contain confidential records. Contact the archivist for more
information.
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Child Care, Babysitting Course 1963-1964 Box 11, Folder 95
Note Correspondence, minutes, and attendance records.
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Child Care Center 1944-1947 Box 11, Folder 96
Note Correspondence, reports, and a list of center registrants. The
center, which was federally funded and operated during World War II, ended its
program in 1947
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Civil Defense, Emergency Rest Center 1942-1943 Box 11, Folder 97
Note The Community House was designated a "rest center" in case of
attack. Includes instructions of the Five Towns Defense Council on functions of
a rest center.
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Club Members’ Newsletters 1953-1964 Box 11, Folder 98
Note Publications from various house groups
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Clubs and Organizations of Five Towns 1963 Box 11, Folder 99
Note Lists of clubs and organizations functioning in the Five Towns
community and a list of contributors to the Five Towns Community Chest.
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Conference on Interracial Unity 1944 Box 11, Folder 100
Note List of those attending the conference and reports of the
conference and local job discrimination in wartime industries.
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Family Nights 1950-1963 Box 11, Folder 101
Note Family night program and analysis of attendance.
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Box Legal 1 |
Five Towns Community Chest Study 1936 Box Legal 1, Folder 4
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Box 12 |
Hobbycraft Headquarters 1959-1964 Box 12, Folder 102
Note Papers regarding stamp collections and other materials to be
used by hobby clubs at the community house and in New York City
settlements.
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Home Visiting 1955, 1964 Box 12, Folder 103
Note Records of visits and a manual, "Home Visiting in Social Group
Work Agencies."
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Housing Relocation 1955-1963 Box 12, Folder 104 to 105
Note Correspondence, reports, and papers dealing with urban renewal
and, specifically, with the relocation in Five Towns because of construction of
the Nassau Expressway. Includes questionnaires completed by residents who were
to be moved and analyses of housing conditions.
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Individual Contacts 1960-1961 Box 12, Folder 106
Note Records of "contacts" between staff and house members outside a
group work setting.
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John F. Kennedy Essay Contest 1964 Box 12, Folder 107
Note Announcement of contest, sample essays, and evaluations of
contestants (who were house members).
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Library Lists 1937 Box 12, Folder 108
Note Lists of books used by house staff and members.
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Members’ Handbooks undated Box 12, Folder 109
Note Descriptions of purposes, activities, rules and regulations of
the community house.
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Membership Lists 1932, 1961-1964 Box 12, Folder 110 to 111
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Membership Records 1940-1963 Box 12, Folder 112 to 1114
Note Family membership records and evaluations by staff of family
members. Arranged alphabetically by family
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Box 13 |
Membership Records 1940-1963 Box 13, Folder 115 to 122
Note Family membership records and evaluations by staff of family
members. Arranged alphabetically by family
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Box 14 |
Membership Records Adult Registration Forms 1962-1963 Box 14, Folder 123
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Membership Records Afternoon Registration
Forms 1962-1963 Box 14, Folder 124
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Merrall Memorial Fund 1959-1960 Box 14, Folder 125
Note Correspondence regarding the fund. Constance Merrall, for whom
the fund was named, was secretary of the community house and a member of the
board of directors.
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Mimeograph Materials 1948-1965 Box 14, Folder 126 to 127
Note Leaflets, informational brochures, form letters, notices of
house events and programs, etc.
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Orientation of Graduate Students and Staff 1954-1962 Box 14, Folder 128
Note Primarily orientation schedules.
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Peninsula Educational Nursery 1962-1965 Box 14, Folder 129
Note The nursery was co-sponsored by the community house and the
Peninsula Section of the National Council of Jewish Women. Includes minutes of
steering committee, statement of purpose, and records of home visits.
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Personnel |
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Box 14 |
Professional Staff 1941-1965 Box 14, Folder 130
Note Correspondence, employment application forms, and resumes for
professional staff members.
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Part-time Staff and Students 1941-1965 Box 14, Folder 131 to 132
Note Applications form and evaluations of undergraduate student
volunteers, social work graduate students in field work, and persons seeking
part-time employment at the community house. Includes letters of recommendation
written for staff members.
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Box 15 |
Part-time Staff and Students 1941-1966 Box 15, Folder 133 to 138
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Box 16 |
Part-time Staff and Students 1941-1967 Box 16, Folder 139
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Personnel, Staff Memoranda 1952-1963 Box 16, Folder 140
Note Material on administrative policies, discipline, house
functions, program schedules, and expenditures.
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Reports on Community House-Community
Relations 1937-1963 Box 16, Folder 141
Note Material on hiring practices of the house, ideals of
constitutional democracy, role of private welfare agencies in interracial
relations, use of narcotics, and problems of agency-community relations.
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Scholarships from Five Towns Democratic Club 1955-1961 Box 16, Folder 142
Note Correspondence regarding the Club’s awarding of a college
scholarship to a house member.
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Scholarship Fund Correspondence 1961-1965 Box 16, Folder 143
Note Correspondence regarding donations and applications to
scholarship fund, lists of donors and applicants.
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Scripts 1962-1963 Box 16, Folder 144
Note One play script, "The Haunted Clothesline," and one radio script
regarding the community house.
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Senior Citizens Program 1958-1964 Box 16, Folder 145
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Songs 1954 Box 16, Folder 146
Note Songs used in house activities.
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Spartan Athletic Club 1957-1960 Box 16, Folder 147
Note Correspondence, memoranda, and membership lists documenting as
adult club at the house.
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Special Events 1961-1964 Box 16, Folder 148
Note Material regarding special projects: including youth activities
and trips to New York City and Coney Island. Includes evaluation by group
worker of trip to Coney Island.
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Spring Carnival 1954-1958 Box 16, Folder 149
Note Summary report and routine planning materials.
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Summer Day Camp 1953-1964 Box 16, Folder 150 to 155
Note Correspondence, registration forms, program schedules, financial
data, analyses of attendance, staff meeting minutes.
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Box 17 |
Summer Day Camp 1953-1965 Box 17, Folder 156-164
Note Correspondence, registration forms, program schedules, financial
data, analyses of attendance, staff meeting minutes.
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Teen Program 1960-1965 Box 17, Folder 165
Note Young and senior teens. Includes correspondence, program
planning and evaluation records, budgets, schedules, and records of
"incidents."
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Box 18 |
Teen Program 1960-1966 Box 18, Folder 166
Note Young and senior teens. Includes correspondence, program
planning and evaluation records, budgets, schedules, and records of
"incidents."
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Theatre Party Committee 1961 Box 18, Folder 167
Note Correspondence and notes regarding benefit performance of
The Music Man for the community house.
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Volunteers, Tutorial and Homework Help
Program 1963 Box 18, Folder 168
Note Correspondence and volunteer application form.
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WPA Nursery School 1938-1939 Box 18, Folder 169
Note Correspondence concerning the activities of the WPA and its
nursery school at the Nassau Industrial School.
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Youth Employment Program 1962-1964 Box 18, Folder 170
Note Material regarding a program to assist house members who were
working or seeking employment.
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Youth Service Project 1965 Box 18, Folder 171
Note Proposals from staff members for expanded programs.
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Series 4. Field Work Placements |
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Box 18 |
Adelphi College 1949-1965 Box 18, Folder 172
Note Regarding the placement of social work graduate and
undergraduate students in field work positions in the community house.
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Brooklyn College 1949-1961 Box 18, Folder 173
Note Regarding the College’s community experience program which
involved placing undergraduate students in volunteer positions at the community
house.
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Columbia University New York School of Social
Work 1946-1963 Box 18, Folder 174 to 176
Note Extensive material regarding the school’s field work program and
the use of students at the community house.
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Fordham University School of Social Service 1949-1962 Box 18, Folder 177
Note Regarding Fordham’s field work program and use of students at
the community house.
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Box 19 |
New York University Graduate School of Social
Work 1951-1963 Box 19, Folder 178
Note Regarding the use of students in field work positions at the
community house. Material regarding controversy over inclusion of the social
service program within NYU’s school of public administration.
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Queens College 1949-1965 Box 19, Folder 179
Note Regarding placement of students in field work positions at the
community house.
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Social Work Recruiting Committee of Greater New
York 1958-1963 Box 19, Folder 180
Note As a part of the Committee’s recruiting work, it sponsored a
"Field Experience for College Students," designed to give them a positive
experience in social work. Correspondence and papers dealing with the Committee
and placements at the community house.
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Series 5. Group Work Records |
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Box 19 |
Junior Junior Council 1951-1952 Box 19, Folder 181
Note Coed, 8-9 years. The council was composed of representatives
from afternoon groups. Leader: Jean Ober
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Jolly Rovers 1952 Box 19, Folder 182
Note Young teen boys. Leader: Agnes Preston
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Bonecrushers 1952-1953 Box 19, Folder 183
Note Teenage boys. Leader: Benjamin Leonard. Wade Cooper appears to
have become club leader in April, 1953.
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Debs 1952-1953 Box 19, Folder 184
Note Young teen girls. Leader: Lamitsoi Bright-Davies
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"Game Room" 1952 Box 19, Folder 185
Note Mixed Attendance. Leader: George Rosenblum
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Golden Hawks 1952-1953 Box 19, Folder 186
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Robert Lanigan
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Golden Princesses 1952-1953 Box 19, Folder 187
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Janet Toohy
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Jettes 1952-1953 Box 19, Folder 188
Note Girls 14-18 years. Leader: Janet Toohy
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Junior Junior Council 1952-1953 Box 19, Folder 189
Note The group was composed of representatives from the house’s four
"youngest" clubs. Includes records of staff meetings to evaluate council work.
Leaders: Betty Huff, George Rosenblum
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Junior Panthers 1952-1953 Box 19, Folder 190
Note Boys 10-11 years. Leader: George Rosenblum
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Newspaper Group 1952 Box 19, Folder 191
Note Coed, senior teens. Leader: Wade Cooper
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Box 20 |
Panthers 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 192
Note Boys 12-13 years. Leader: V. Benjamin Louard
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Playgroup 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 193
Note Coed, preschool children. Leader: George Rosenblum
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Robin Hoods 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 194
Note Boys 7-8 years. Leader: Wade Cooper
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Senior lounge 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 195
Note The group workers supervised use of the senior teen lounge at
the community house. Leaders: George Rosenblum and Lamitsoi Bright-Davies.
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Silver princesses 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 196
Note Girls 7-8 years. Leader: Lamitsoi Bright-Davies
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Skulls 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 197
Note Teenage boys. Leader: Robert Lanigan
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Young Teen Council 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 198
Note The council was composed of representatives of three teenage
clubs. Leader: Janet Toohy
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"Senior Play Party" 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 199
Note Coed, mixed ages. Leaders: Wade Cooper and Lamitsoi
Bright-Davies
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Senior Teen Planning Committee 1952-1953 Box 20, Folder 200
Note Leader: V. Benjamin Louard. Nina Ferrara became group leader in
March 1953.
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Newspaper Club 1953 Box 20, Folder 201
Note Boys 8-11 years. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Cinderellas 1953 Box 20, Folder 202
Note Two 8-year old girls who did "not seem to adjust to the
membership in other already functioning groups." Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Dance Class 1953 Box 20, Folder 203
Note Teenage boys. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Senior Club 1953 Box 20, Folder 204
Note Two reports regarding effort to organize a group of teenage
boys. Leader: Wade Cooper
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Drama Group 1953 Box 20, Folder 205
Note Young teen girls. Leader: Robert Lanigan
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Girls Friendship Group 1953 Box 20, Folder 206
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Senior Lounge 1953 Box 20, Folder 207
Note Coed, senior teens. Leader: Wade Cooper
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Unnamed club 1953 Box 20, Folder 208
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Frank Abel
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Cavalliers [sic] 1953 Box 20, Folder 209
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Stanley Ravine
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Golden Buttercups 1953 Box 20, Folder 210
Note Girls 7-9 years. Leader Joan Weiss
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Lucky Girls 1953 Box 20, Folder 211
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Playgroup 1953 Box 20, Folder 212
Note Coed 6-7 years. Leaders: Mary Brown
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Afternoon Council 1953-1954 Box 20, Folder 213
Note The council was composed of representatives of clubs which met
in the afternoons. Includes memoranda from the leader to other staff members
and evaluations of council work. Leader: Robert Chapman
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Box 21 |
Blackhawks 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 214
Note Boys 17-19 years. Leader: William Channel
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Bonecrushers 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 215
Note Boys 17-19 years. Leader: William Channel
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Debs 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 216
Note Girls 13-17 years. Leader: Shirley Pearse
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Arts and Crafts Group 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 217
Note Coed 10-12 years. Leader: Frank Abel
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Golden Princesses 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 218
Note Girls 8-11 years. Cappy Delk replaced Shirley Pearse as group
leader.
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Music Interest Group 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 219
Note The group evolved out of a coed senior-high group. Leader:
Roberta Chapman
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Newspaper Club 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 220
Note Coed 12-14 years. Leader: Rita Walsh
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Playgroup 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 221
Note Coed 6-8 years. Leader: Mary Brown
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Silver Angels 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 222
Note Girls 7-9 years. Leader: Rita Walsh
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Sub-debs 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 223
Note Girls 10-12 years. The group began as a coed one. Leader: Nina
Ferrara
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Young teens lounge and dance group 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 224
Note Girls 12-15 years. Leader: Rita Walsh
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Tonettes 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 225
Note "Pre-instrumental" music group, Coed 8-12 years. Leader: Karl
Blumenkranz
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Senior Teen Newspaper Club 1953-1954 Box 21, Folder 226
Note Coed 14-17 years. Leader: Alice Suzuki
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Dance Classes 1954 Box 21, Folder 227
Note The leader, Sol Froshnider, taught dancing to three groups of
teenage boys, the El Diablos, Independents, and Scorpions
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Scorpions 1954 Box 21, Folder 228
Note Boys 15-17 years. Leaders: Nina Ferrara and Tom Ferrara
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Senior Boys’ Workout Room 1954 Box 21, Folder 229
Note Leader: Donald Mitchell
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Box 22 |
Junior Panthers 1954 Box 22, Folder 230
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Donald Mitchell
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Knights 1954 Box 22, Folder 231
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Donald Mitchell
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Vampires 1954 Box 22, Folder 232
Note Boys 12-15 years. Leader: Donald Mitchell
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Camp Scholarship Committee 1954 Box 22, Folder 233
Note The committee sponsored a carnival to obtain money for summer
camp "scholarships." Leader: William Channel.
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Senior Teen Council 1954 Box 22, Folder 234
Note The council was composed of representatives of teen groups.
Leader: Shirley Pearse
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Young Chicks 1954 Box 22, Folder 235
Note Girls 12-13 years. Leader: Cappy Delk
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Senior Lounge 1954 Box 22, Folder 236
Note Teenage, coed. Leader: Donald Mitchell
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Knights 1954 Box 22, Folder 237
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Attilio Busillo
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Arts and Crafts 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 238
Note Mixed Attendance. Leader: Frank Abel
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unnamed club 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 239
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: John Garra
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Les Debutants 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 240
Note Senior Teen girls. Leader: Marie Russo
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Golden Princesses 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 241
Note Girls 7-8 years. Leader: Marie Russo
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Panthers 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 242
Note Young teen boys. Leader: Donald Mitchell
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Polly Pigtails 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 243
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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"Y-Teen Newspaper Club" 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 244
Note Leader: John Garra. Nina Ferrara took over group leadership in
February, 1955.
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Les Femmes 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 245
Note Adult women. Leader: Mary Brown
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Playgroup 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 246
Note Coed children. Leader: Mary Brown
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Shep Group 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 247
Note Girls 7-9 years. Leader: Frank Abel
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Silver Stare 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 248
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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After-school Committee 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 249
Note Coed 7-12 years. Leader: Cappy Delk
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Senior Newspaper Group 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 250
Note Coed senior teens. Leader: Cappy Delk
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Senior Teen Planning Committee 1954-1955 Box 22, Folder 251
Note Coed. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Box |
Black Shields 1955 Box , Folder
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Sol Levine
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Box 22 |
Dancing Class 1955 Box 22, Folder 253
Note Coed 10-12 years. Leader: Sol Levine
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Panthers 1955 Box 22, Folder 254
Note Young teen (?) boys. Leader: Sol Levine
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Unnamed club 1955 Box 22, Folder 255
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Sol Levine
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Diplomats 1955 Box 22, Folder 256
Note Senior Teen girls. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Senior Council 1955 Box 22, Folder 257
Note Coed Senior teens. The council was composed of representatives
of teen clubs. Leader: Nina Ferrara
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Senior Lounge and Extension lounge 1956-1957 Box 22, Folder 258
Note Coed senior teens. Leader: P. Wilcox
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Be-bops 1957 Box 22, Folder 259
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Lois Stein
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El Dorados 1957 Box 22, Folder 260
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Norman Abzug
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Box 23 |
Stallions 1957 Box 23, Folder 261
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Attilio Busillo
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Summer Camp--Swimming 1957 Box 23, Folder 262
Note Coed, mixed ages. Leader: ;Robert Kaplan
|
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Verdettes 1957 Box 23, Folder 263
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Thelma Miller
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Dominoes 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 264
Note Teenage girls. Leader: Nancy Ewart
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Jaguars 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 265
Note Boys 10-11 years. Leader: Junious Watford
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Les Morroccos 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 266
Note Girls 15-17. Patricia Turrini replaced Ann Selter as leader in
February, 1958.
|
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Mouseketeers 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 267
Note Girls, 8-9 years. Leader: Ann Shelter
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Music Groups 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 268
Note Records of work with "Adventures with Music" and "Fun with
Music" groups. Leader: David Simon
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Senior Teen Council 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 269
Note The council was composed of representatives of teenage groups
within the house. Leader: Attilio Busillo
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| |
Senior Teen Lounge 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 270
Note Coed. Leader: Anthony DeBello
|
| |
Wildcats 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 271
Note Young teen (?) boys. Leader: Attilio Busillo
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Zorros 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 272
Note Boys 7-9 years. Leader: Anthony DeBello
|
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After-school Council 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 273
Note The council was composed of representatives of after-school
clubs. Leader: Nancy Ewart
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Playgroup 1957-1958 Box 23, Folder 274
Note Coed. Leader: Mary Brown
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Les Debutants (Debs) 1958 Box 23, Folder 275
Note Girls 15-19 years. Leader: Bernice Heriot
|
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Arts and Crafts 1959 Box 23, Folder 276
Note Coed 6-12, years. Contains summary only. Leader: Frank Abel
|
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Play School Group 1959 Box 23, Folder 277
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: John Canzanella
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Vikings 1959 Box 23, Folder 278
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Susan Leyner
|
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Day Camp Group 1959 Box 23, Folder 279
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Daneil Gelfman
|
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Day Camp Group 1959 Box 23, Folder 280
Note Coed, 7-years-old. Leader: Mary Jane Lynch
|
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Day Camp Group 1959 Box 23, Folder 281
Note Coed, 6-years-old. Leader: Marlene Shauer
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Day Camp Playgroup 1959 Box 23, Folder 282
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Barbara Zenn
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Play School and Day Camp 1960 Box 23, Folder 283
Note Reports by Martha Benson, Ted Giles, and Aura Metz.
|
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Beatniks 1960 Box 23, Folder 284
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Dolores Wallace
|
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Beatniks 1960 Box 23, Folder 285
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Marylyn Ritter
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Box 24 |
unnamed club 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 286
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Fred Barbara
|
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unnamed club 1960- Box 24, Folder 287
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Barry Rubenstein
|
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unnamed club 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 288
Note Coed, 6-7 years. Leader: Elleves Inabinet
|
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Les Femes Fatales 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 289
Note Girls 15-18 years. Leader: Elleves Inabinet
|
| |
Unnamed club 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 290
Note Girls, 8-9 years. Leader: Linda Davis
|
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Playgroup 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 291
Note Coed, 6-7 years. Leader: Beatrice Arend
|
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Playgroup 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 292
Note Coed 6-7 years. Leader: Elaine Forrest
|
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Playgroup 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 293
Note Coed 6-7 years. Leader: Betty Urbanik
|
| |
Senior Lounge 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 294
Note Coed, teens. Leader: Fred Barbara
|
| |
Top Hats 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 295
Note Young teen girls. Leader: Lynne Levy
|
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Young Teens 1960 Box 24, Folder 296
Note Boys club. Leaders: Fred Barbara and Elleves Inabinet
|
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Young Teens 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 297
Note Coed. Leader: Roni Welt
|
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Young Teens 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 298
Note A girls group was formed from the original coed one. Leader:
Susan Shershoff
|
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Young Teens 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 299
Note Boys Club. Leader: Rudy Kemmer
|
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Undergraduate Volunteer Reports 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 300
|
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Unnamed club 1960 Box 24, Folder 301
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Hyman Pater
|
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Arts and Crafts Group 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 302
Note Coed, young teens. Leader: Ellen Lembo
|
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Cavaliers 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 303
Note Boys 14-15 years. Leader: Fred Barbara
|
| |
Senior Teen Council 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 304
Note The council was composed of representatives of house teen
groups. Leader: Lawrence Shulman
|
| |
Youth Council 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 305
Note The council was composed of representatives from Five Towns
youth groups. Leader: Lawrence Shulman
|
| |
Youth for Better Understanding 1960-1961 Box 24, Folder 306
Note Coed, teenagers. Includes material regarding the group’s receipt
of an award from Parent’s magazine. Leader: Lawrence Shulman
|
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Lords 1961 Box 24, Folder 307
Note Boys 15-18 years. Leader: Gus Cambell
|
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unnamed club 1961 Box 24, Folder 308
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Gerri Cohn
|
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L’Esquires 1961 Box 24, Folder 309
Note Boys, 13-16 years. Leader: Steve Bromfield
|
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unnamed club 1961 Box 24, Folder 310
Note Girls 7-9 years. Leader: Harriet Lewis
|
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unnamed club 1961 Box 24, Folder 311
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Frances Miller
|
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Kings 1961 Box 24, Folder 312
Note Boys, 10-12 years. Leaders: Carol Sommer and Frank Germano
|
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Royal Counts 1961 Box 24, Folder 313
Note Coed. Leader: Gus Campbell
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Senior Teen Lounge 1961 Box 24, Folder 314
Note Coed. Leader: Steve Bromfield
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Untouchables 1961 Box 24, Folder 315
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Steve Bromfield
|
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Arts and Crafts 1961 Box 24, Folder 316
Note Coed 10-12 years. Leader: Evelyn Duffy
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Box 25 |
unnamed club 1961 Box 25, Folder 317
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Barry Rubenstein
|
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Homemaking Club 1961 Box 25, Folder 318
Note Girls 9-12 years. Leader: Lila Gordon
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Blue Moons 1961 Box 25, Folder 319
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Margery Henderson
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Buccaneer 1961 Box 25, Folder 320
Note Boys, 8-9 years. Leader: Barbara Selle Parker
|
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Diamonds 1961 Box 25, Folder 321
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Jane Gilbert
|
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unnamed club 1961 Box 25, Folder 322
Note 6-7 years. Leader: Carol Schneider
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Untouchables 1961 Box 25, Folder 323
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Hilliary Hatchett
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Bucanettes 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 324
Note Girls 12-13 years. Leader: Barbara Selle Parker
|
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Esquires 1961 Box 25, Folder 325
Note Young teen boys. Leader: Thomas Oellerich
|
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G.O. Dandees 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 326
Note Girls, 10-12 years. Leader: Marcia Levinson
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Golden Eagles 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 327
Note Boys, 8-9 years. Leader: Barbara Selle Parker
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After-school Playgroup 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 328
Note Coed, 6-7 years. Leader: Barbara Selle Parker
|
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Twisters 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 329
Note Girls 9-10 years. Leader: Linda Davis
|
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Victorians 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 330
Note Young teen girls. Leader: Esther Gropper. Gropper was replaced
during the year by a person whose identity cannot be determined from the
records.
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Reports to Supervisor 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 331
Note Reports of Dominick Minetti’s undergraduate group work
assistants.
|
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Conservative Counts 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 332
Note Boys 13-15 years. Leader: Richard Hennessy
|
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Effrons 1961-1962 Box 25, Folder 333
Note Girls, 13-16 years. Leader: Barbara Selle Parker
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Box 26 |
Gladiators 1961-1962 Box 26, Folder 334
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Dominick Minotti
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"Italian Group" 1962 Box 26, Folder 335
Note Teenage girls who were daughters of recent immigrants. Leaders:
Diana Robbins and Deborah Lewittes
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Evaluations of Senior Teens 1962 Box 26, Folder 336
Note Dominick Minotti
|
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Big Leaguers 1962 Box 26, Folder 337
Note Co-ed 6-7 years. Leader: Stephanie Talmud
|
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Hawaiian Watusis 1962 Box 26, Folder 338
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Phyllis Brody
|
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Knights of the Round Table 1962 Box 26, Folder 339
Note Boys 10-12 years. Leader: Walker Brown
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Nightingales 1962 Box 26, Folder 340
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Jane Gilbert
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Vikings 1962 Box 26, Folder 341
Note Leader: Paul Schwartz
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Angels from Heaven 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 342
Note Girls 11-13 years. Leader: Nancy Dorn
|
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Bucanettes 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 343
Note Girls 13 years. Leader: Mildred Kaufman
|
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Conservative Counts 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 344
Note Teenage boys. Leader: Lou Stovell
|
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Cooking Group 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 345
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Merrill Tribble. Tribble replaced Cecile
Rosenfeld and Rae Chemers in March, 1963.
|
| |
Drama Group 1962 Box 26, Folder 346
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Linda Boy
|
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Top Hats 1960-1961 Box 26, Folder 347
Note Young teen girls. Leader: Lynne Levy
|
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"Immigrant Group" 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 348
Note The "group" consisted of one Italian-American teenage girl.
Leader: Mildred Kaufman
|
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Jetsons 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 349
Note Boys 9-13 years. Leader: Lou Stovell
|
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Newspaper Club 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 350
Note Coed, teenagers. Leader: Lou Stovell
|
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Purple Gang 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 351
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Mildred Kaufman
|
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Imperial Gents and Debs 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 352
Note Senior teens. The group was formed by a merger of the Effrons
and the Imperial Gents. Leader: Lou Stovell
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Water Buffaloes 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 353
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Lou Stovell
|
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Arts and Crafts Group 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 354
Note Coed, 67, 8-9, and 10-12 years. Leader: Frank Abel
|
| |
Travel Club 1963 Box 26, Folder 355
Note Coed teens. Leader: Mildred Kaufman
|
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unnamed club 1962-1963 Box 26, Folder 356
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Evelyn Offenbacher
|
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Box 27 |
Angels 1963 Box 27, Folder 357
Note Girls 10-12 years. Leader: Mildred Jackson
|
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Falcons 1963 Box 27, Folder 358
Note Boys 10-13 years. Leader: Lou Stovell
|
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Jaguars 1963 Box 27, Folder 359
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Joseph Conly
|
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Peppermint Pioneers 1963 Box 27, Folder 360
Note Coed, 6-7 years. Leader: Stephanie Talmud
|
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Twinkle Toes 1963 Box 27, Folder 361
Note Girls 8-9 years. Leader: Evelyn Offenbacher
|
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Cassandras 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 362
Note Teenage girls. Leader: Bernice Heriot
|
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Playgroups 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 363
Note Coed 6-8 years. Leader: Bernice Heriot
|
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Young Teen Photography 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 364
Note Boys. Leader: William Cosenza
|
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Bodybuilding Interest Group 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 365
Note Boys 15-18 years. Leader: Winston Schepps
|
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unnamed club 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 366
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Donald Nelson
|
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Cooking Group 1963 Box 27, Folder 367
Note Boys 8-9 years. Leader: Donald Nelson
|
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Dr. Kildares 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 368
Note Girls 8-10 years. Leader: Judy Zipser
|
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Hoods 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 369 to 370
Note Boys 10-13 years. Leader: Winston Schepps
|
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Imperials 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 371
Note Senior teen boys. Leader: Lou Stovell
|
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Photography Club 1963 Box 27, Folder 372
Note Boys. Leader: Merrill Tribble
|
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Sloppy Gents 1963-1964 Box 27, Folder 373
Note Young teen boys. Leader: Donald Nelson
|
|
Box 28 |
Superiors 1963-1964 Box 28, Folder 374
Note Senior teen boys. Leader: Winston Schepps
|
| |
Vettes 1963-1964 Box 28, Folder 375
Note Boys 10-13 years. Leader: Winston Schepps
|
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Vienettes 1963-1964 Box 28, Folder 376
Note Young teen girls. Leader: Betty Adler
|
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Falcons 1963-1964 Box 28, Folder 377
Note Boys 10-13 years. Leader: Lou Stovell
|
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Senior Citizens 1963-1964 Box 28, Folder 378
Note Leader: Winston Schepps
|
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Cooking Group 1964 Box 28, Folder 379
Note Boys 11-12 years. Leader: Merrill Tribble
|
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Jaguars 1964 Box 28, Folder 380
Note Boys 8-10 years. Leader: Russell Gilbert
|
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Lollipops 1964 Box 28, Folder 381
Note Girls 8-10 years. Leader: Marion Collins
|
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Skyrockets 1964 Box 28, Folder 382
Note Coed 6-8 years. Leader: Bernice Heriot
|
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Box 30 |
Observation Reports 1961-1964 Box 30, Folder 437 to 439
Note Reports of undergraduate students observing group work at the
community house.
|
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Alice Suzuki 1948-1953 Box 30, Folder 440
Note Includes supervisory reports, group work records, evaluations of
house members, program outlines, etc.
|
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Series 5.1. Supervisory Reports |
|
Box 28 |
Sally Story 1947 Box 28, Folder 383
|
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Jean Ober 1951-1952 Box 28, Folder 384
|
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Bernice 1951 Box 28, Folder 385
|
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Jean Ober 1952 Box 28, Folder 386
|
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Bernice 1952 Box 28, Folder 387
|
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Lamitsoi 1952-1953 Box 28, Folder 388
|
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Betty Huff 1952 Box 28, Folder 389 to 390
|
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V. Benjamin 1952-1953 Box 28, Folder 391
|
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George Rosenblum 1952-1953 Box 28, Folder 392
|
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Lamitsoi Bright 1952-1953 Box 28, Folder 393
|
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Nina Ferrara 1953 Box 28, Folder 394 to 397
|
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Robert Lanigan 1953 Box 28, Folder 398
|
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Mary Brown 1953-1954 Box 28, Folder 399
|
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Roberta Chapman 1953-1954 Box 28, Folder 400
|
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Nina Ferrara 1953-1954 Box 28, Folder 401
|
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Box 29 |
Nina Ferrara 1953-1955 Box 29, Folder 402
|
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Shirley Pearse 1953 Box 29, Folder 405
|
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Roberta Chapman 1954 Box 29, Folder 406
|
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Nina Ferrara 1954 Box 29, Folder 407
|
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Roberta Chapman 1954 Box 29, Folder 408
|
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George Lockhart 1954-1955 Box 29, Folder 409
|
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Shirley Pearse 1954 Box 29, Folder 410
|
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Nina Ferrara 1954 Box 29, Folder 411
|
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Cappy Delk 1954-1955 Box 29, Folder 412
|
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Nina Ferrara 1954 Box 29, Folder 413 to 416
|
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George Lockhart 1954-1955 Box 29, Folder 417
|
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Nina Ferrara 1954-1955 Box 29, Folder 418 to 421
|
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Cappy Delk 1955 Box 29, Folder 422
|
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Nina Ferrara 1955 Box 29, Folder 423 to 424
|
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Attilio Busillo 1957 Box 29, Folder 425
|
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V. Benjamin Louard 1957 Box 29, Folder 426
|
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Thelma Miller 1957 Box 29, Folder 427
|
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Lois Shein 1957 Box 29, Folder 428
|
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Noda Bettis 1957 Box 29, Folder 429
|
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Attilio Busillo 1957 Box 29, Folder 430
|
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Nancy Ewart 1957-1958 Box 29, Folder 431
|
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V. Benjamin Louard 1959 Box 29, Folder 432
|
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V. Benjamin Louard 1960 Box 29, Folder 433
|
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Dominick Minotti 1960 Box 29, Folder 434
|
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Lawrence Shulman 1960-1961 Box 29, Folder 435
|
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Dominick Minotti 1961 Box 29, Folder 436
|
| |
Series 6. Related Organizations |
| |
American Field Service (AFS) |
|
Box 30 |
Lawrence New York Chapter 1962 Box 30, Folder 441
Note AFS brochures and bylaws
|
| |
American Friends Service Committee |
|
Box 30 |
Correspondence, notes, brochures,
pamphlets 1964 Box 30, Folder 442
|
| |
Boy Scouts of America |
|
Box 30 |
Charters and brief correspondence. 1946-1948, 1959 Box 30, Folder 443
|
| |
National Association of Jewish Center
Workers |
|
Box 30 |
Correspondence and Membership Lists 1962 Box 30, Folder 444
|
| |
National Conference of Christians and Jews |
|
Box 30 |
Correspondence and Publications 1953-1957 Box 30, Folder 445
|
| |
National Conference on Social Welfare |
|
Box 30 |
Annual Forum 1948-1957 Box 30, Folder 446
Note Community house participation in the Conference’s annual
forum.
|
| |
National Council of Jewish Women |
|
Box 30 |
Volunteers 1951-1963 Box 30, Folder 447
Note Correspondence and papers reflecting use of volunteers by
private welfare organizations.
|
| |
National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood
Centers |
|
Box 30 |
Annual Meetings 1955-1962 Box 30, Folder 448
Note Correspondence, minutes, by-laws
|
| |
Board of Directors 1955-1963 Box 30, Folder 449
Note Correspondence, minutes, memoranda and a board manual.
|
| |
Correspondence 1951-1964 Box 30, Folder 450
Note Relation of the community house to the federation.
|
|
Box 31 |
Notices, Reports, and Memoranda 1949-1964 Box 31, Folder 451 to 452
Note Material on field work placement of social work graduate
students, federation finances, institutes and conferences, national
legislation, and personnel practices etc.
|
| |
Publications 1953-1960 Box 31, Folder 453
Note NFS annual reports and directories of member settlement
houses.
|
| |
National Health and Welfare Retirement
Association |
|
Box 31 |
Retirement Plan Bulletin 1962-1963 Box 31, Folder 454
|
| |
Play Schools Association |
|
Box 31 |
Relations with Five Towns 1956-1959 Box 31, Folder 455
|
| |
United Neighborhood Houses of New York |
|
Box 31 |
Annual Fall Conference 1954-1963 Box 31, Folder 456
Note Programs, memoranda and related materials
|
| |
Board of Directors 1957-1964 Box 31, Folder 457 to 458
Note Correspondence, agenda, minutes, and memoranda
|
|
Box 32 |
Correspondence 1956-1963 Box 32, Folder 459
|
| |
Fund-raising 1956-1965 Box 32, Folder 460
|
| |
Fund-raising studies 1947. 1958 Box 32, Folder 461
|
| |
Notices, Reports, and Memoranda 1936-1964 Box 32, Folder 462 to 464
Note Material on settlement programs, social action,
legislation.
|
| |
Community Council of Greater New York |
|
Box 32 |
Correspondence and minutes 1958-1959 Box 32, Folder 465
Note Includes material on inter-cultural and interracial
programming and on aging.
|
| |
Welfare Council of New York City |
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Box 32 |
Memoranda and agenda 1936-1939 Box 32, Folder 466
Note Includes material on WPA workers and on boys' and girls'
work.
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Health and Welfare Council of Nassau County |
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Box 32 |
Correspondence, minutes, reports 1949-1963 Box 32, Folder 467
Note Formerly the Nassau County Council of Social Agencies.
Includes a study of the need for health and welfare services, especially
services to children, in Nassau County. Also includes statement of purpose and
list of member agencies.
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Box 33 |
Correspondence, minutes, reports 1949-1964 Box 33, Folder 468
Note Formerly the Nassau County Council of Social Agencies.
Includes a study of the need for health and welfare services, especially
services to children, in Nassau County. Also includes statement of purpose and
list of member agencies.
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Legal Aid Society of Nassau County |
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Box 33 |
Formation of the Society. 1951 Box 33, Folder 469
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Nassau County Board of Elections |
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Box 33 |
Use of Five Towns as a Polling Place 1952-1964 Box 33, Folder 470
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Nassau County Department of Public Health |
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Box 33 |
Correspondence and notice 1956-1957 Box 33, Folder 471
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Nassau County Department of Public Welfare |
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Box 33 |
Annual report 1956 Box 33, Folder 472
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Nassau County Police Department |
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Box 33 |
Correspondence 1955-1960 Box 33, Folder 473
Note Correspondence regarding juvenile delinquency, "gang wars" and
police and settlement interaction.
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Youth Services Committee of Nassau County |
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Box 33 |
Correspondence and reports 1963-1965 Box 33, Folder 474
Note Information from the house on youth guidance and employment
services, description of house programs, analyses of housing and education in
the Five Towns area, and suggestions for expansion of youth programs.
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Five Towns Citizens Housing Council |
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Box Legal 1 |
Minutes and agenda 1956-1960 Box Legal 1, Folder 3
Note Includes material describing council programs
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Five Towns Community Chest |
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Box 33 |
United Fund 1934-1965 Box 33, Folder 475 to 476
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Five Towns Community Council |
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Box 33 |
Correspondence, minutes, by-laws 1950-1958, 1964-1965 Box 33, Folder 477 to 478
Note Formerly the Five Towns Council of Social Agencies. The
council served as a planning and coordinating body for Five Towns community
health and welfare services. Includes a list of Five Towns area clubs and
organizations (1965).
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Committee on Community-wide Activities 1956-1959 Box 33, Folder 479
Note The committee sponsored the annual Five Towns Fair.
Correspondence, clippings
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Box 34 |
Executive Committee 1954-1964 Box 34, Folder 480
Note Correspondence, agenda, and minutes. Includes lists of council
committees, individual and organizational members, and executive committee
members. Topics include recreation, housing, and Community Chest services.
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Group Relations Committee 1954-1963 Box 34, Folder 481
Note Material regarding integration and religion in public
schools.
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Mental Health Committee 1958 Box 34, Folder 482
Note Calendar of events sponsored by the committee and other
routine materials.
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Parks and Recreation Committee 1949-1962 Box 34, Folder 483
Note Correspondence and minutes of recreation leaders’ training
institute, and discussion of programs and purposes of the committee. After
1955, scattered material only.
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Five Towns Family Service Association |
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Box 34 |
Joint projects 1946-1955 Box 34, Folder 484
Note Formerly the Family Service Association of Lawrence. Regarding
joint casework problems and services and proposed joint projects involving
casework and group work activities.
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Five Towns District Nursing Association |
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Box 34 |
Correspondence and Annual Reports 1949-1962 Box 34, Folder 485
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Five Towns Golden Age Club |
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Box 34 |
Activities for Senior Citizens 1953-1963 Box 34, Folder 486
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Five Towns Housing Committee |
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Box 34 |
Resolutions on Aims and Objectives 1944 Box 34, Folder 487
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Five Towns League of Women Voters |
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Box 34 |
Correspondence 1951-1958 Box 34, Folder 488
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Five Towns Music and Art Foundation |
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Box 34 |
Correspondence, reports, programs. 1957-1965 Box 34, Folder 489 to 490
Note The foundation sought "to supplement the existing creative and
educational program" of the community and worked with the community house in
providing scholarships to house members. Includes correspondence with the
foundation and with scholarship recipients, foundation reports, and programs.
The house nominated the foundation for the 1958 Lane Bryant annual award for
volunteer community service.
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Cedarhurst, Temple Beth El. |
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Box 34 |
Correspondence 1950-1960 Box 34, Folder 491
Note Includes comments on changing nature of the Five Towns
community.
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Far Rockaway |
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Box 34 |
South Shore Planned Parenthood Center 1940-1960 Box 34, Folder 492
Note Correspondence, pamphlets, clippings
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Hempstead Citizen Advisory Committee |
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Box 34 |
Minutes 1962-1964 Box 34, Folder 493
Note The committee was formed in response to an urban renewal
project in the Inwood area of Hempstead. Primarily minutes of meetings.
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Hempstead Consultation Service |
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Box 35 |
Miscellaneous 1963-1965 Box 35, Folder 494
Note The Consultation Service was a "comprehensive mental health
facility." Includes "Fact Sheet of the Town of Hempstead."
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Hewlett, Peninsula Child Guidance Center |
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Box 35 |
Minutes and related records 1957-1958 Box 35, Folder 495
Note Records relate to the professional advisory committee to the
center. Includes a report, "A Clinical Demonstration of the Child Guidance
Team."
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Hewlett-Woodmere Recreation Department |
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Box 35 |
School District 14 1952-1964 Box 35, Folder 496
Note Recreation programs offered by the school district.
Correspondence, reports, memoranda, clippings
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Inwood Civic and Businessmen’s Association |
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Box 35 |
Community Affairs 1949-1964 Box 35, Folder 497
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Inwood-Far Rockaway, National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) |
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Box 35 |
NAACP Programs 1951-1962 Box 35, Folder 498
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Lawrence, Peninsula Public Library |
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Box 35 |
Miscellaneous 1952-1955 Box 35, Folder 499
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Union Free School District 15 |
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Box 35 |
Correspondence and reports. 1946-1965 Box 35, Folder 500 to 501
Note Material dealing with relations between the community house
and the school district, in particular sharing of facilities. Includes material
on racial integration.
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Central Council of Parent-Teacher
Association 1947-1964 Box 35, Folder 502
Note Correspondence and minutes. Includes material on
recreation.
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Series 7. Publicity |
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Box 35 |
Vincent Zavatt. Forty Years After: Experiences and
Observations of an Immigrant from Southern Italy 1955 Box 35, Folder 503
Note New edition of a 1933 account.
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Photographs 1933-1959 Box 35, Folder 504 to 505
Note Photos of staff and members.
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Box 36 |
Photographs 1933-1960 Box 36, Folder 506
Note Photos of staff and members.
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Publicity Photographs, Annual Meetings 1954, 1956 Box 36, Folder 507
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Photographs 1951-1961 Box 36, Folder 508
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Newspaper Clippings and Press Releases 1910, 1951-1964 Box 36, Folder 509 to 512
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Box OS 38 |
Scrapbooks and newspaper clippings Box OS 38, Folder
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