Box 2
Contains 137 Results:
Wage Frozen; Prices?, 1951
March 10, 1951. "Deep Freeze 1951 Model" Wages frozen in the bottom of large block of ice, while prices stand on tip-toes on top of the cube
Uncle Sam sits atop sign, Shortage of Science Teachers continues while watching the Soviet satellite Sputnik circling in outer space., 1957
November 02, 1957.
50 million added to the State Nest Egg:, 1961
March 18, 1961. the New York Times reported earlier that month- which is captured well by the cartoon showing the governor sitting on the "State Fund" nest egg, while the New York City schoolchildren look on forlornly.
Timeo Danaos [et] Dona Ferentes (I Fear the Greeks bearing Gifts), 1958
November 15, 1958. Using the classical Trojan Horse of "superior merit" to cloak its misdeeds, a figure probably representing the Board of Education and bearing the shield with "no pay increases" emerges, thereby justifying the use of the words of caution in the title.
A hand reaches for help from the water from a boat, the hand is labeled All the Schools and the boat, labeled Massive Federal Aid
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
In box 1, three candidates are at a podium on the verge of giving their pledge on the matter of salary increases. In box 2, they have fled
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
Reminder, 1958
March 22, 1958. Teacher leans over sign reading "Salary Increase and Smaller Classes Now!" while the Mayor sits in his "Budget Retreat"
A man fighting for Night Staff Unity slays the dragon that is Low Salaries, 1959
March 07, 1959.
Education in 1960, 1960
January 09, 1960. A large question mark looms in the distance as Uncle Sam and the New Year baby look on
Classroom Intruder, 1951
November 24, 1951. A giant with money in his pockets and a shirt reading "War Hysteria" shows a teacher his lesson plan. The dilemma faced by the teacher trying to do his job while the thought-control agents of war hysteria examine his lesson plan for possible signs of disloyalty (read "free expression")