Box 2
Contains 137 Results:
Young woman in shadow is labeled 99% overcrowded classes, under paid teachers, overburdened [sic] staffs, dilapidated buildings, shortage of teachers, witch hunts, etc etc, 1958
February 15, 1958. A tiny man representing the Board of Education shines a light on "1% delinquents"
[illegible text around border] To All- A Well-Earned Holiday, 1954
December 18, 1954. Young man dressed as Santa Claus labeled "all of us" carrying a bag labeled "good deeds in '54: TU drive for staff unity on compromise pay plan; Legislators praise TU budget briefs; TU primer for new teachers in wide demand; 1600 at Russell testimonial dinner Build the TU; Puerto Rico supplement and Jewish tercentenary issues open school week leaflet reach scores of thousands of [no more]; TU defends academic fre; $'s in pension gains"
An Unequal Match, 1951
January 27, 1951. Chess pieces on board which represents "The Spartan Queen" with its "Rent Rises" sign. The knight is labeled "tax Increases" and the pawn in scholar's garb is labeled "Teachers' $250 pittance". [number 378 at bottom front, and verso has 889/IHIL]]
Child reads a despairing man a List of supplies for school that goes on and on. Blue at bottom text lists items and prices and did you say free public schools?
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
Watch Out! Booby Traps!, 1951
Young man carries a sign reading the high school teacher program card for 1959-1960", 1959
November 21, 1959. Listing English classes and registrations from 38-42 students and "more papers to mark, heavier clerical load, building assignments, etc, etc., Another sign reads Notice: The Board of Education reports that the average high school class register has dropped by 0.1 pupil! From 31.8 to 31.7. [ in bottom border is number 120]
Woman holds sheets of paper., 1900
One held by a bird above her reads "for the new year UNITE! Teachers Union Teachers Guild H.S.T.A others all" Her sheets read, "Increased work load for teachers, Inadequate buildings, worse overcrowding, low salary".
Young girl holding a battered science text dated circa 1940 says to her father [in blue pencil in page border] but Dad, how can I do my science homework- I cant find any pages on outer space in this book., 1962
February 03, 1962.
Cauldron with steam rising, on hook over fire. No text.
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
In a classroom, Saul stands by a desk that supports a tape recorder.
A man in black coat, hat, and dark glasses sits, in a waste basket [?], saying "names, names, names, names. Saul signs a check [?] for "$25 per day".