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 Collection Overview Hollis, Florence and Rosemary Ross Reynolds Florence Hollis and Rosemary Ross Reynolds Papers1863-1987 1930-1986 MS 210 63 boxes (25.4 linear ft.) Sophia Smith Collection
Smith College Northampton, MA
Social worker and professor. The bulk of the papers were created by Hollis, but include the papers of her longtime companion, Rosemary Reynolds. The papers provide information about broad changes in the social work profession and document some of the new trends in the field, particularly from the 1970s onward. Material includes correspondence, student papers, case records, writings and speeches, published articles, audio tapes, recordings, video tapes, agency records and photographs. Correspondents include Charlotte Towle, Lucille Austin, Florence Day, Eileen Younghusband, Anni Hofer, Ruth Zobrist, Inga Gottfarb, Frank March, and Gordon Hamilton. Oral histories of both Hollis and Reynolds are included. English. Biographical Note

Florence May Hollis was born on January 11, 1907, to Bertha Hoerig Hollis and Louis Herbert Hollis of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After graduation from the Philadelphia High School for Girls, where she was chosen as class valedictorian, Hollis entered Wellesley College where she majored in sociology and psychology. During her Junior Month Program, which included exposure to both social work theory and field work, Hollis began her commitment to social service work. After completing her B.A. in 1928, she began an apprenticeship at the Family Society of Philadelphia and took courses at the Pennsylvania School of Social Work. A fellowship awarded her by the Family Society took her to Smith College School for Social Work, where she studied casework under Bertha Reynolds. There Hollis earned a Master of Social Science degree in 1931. Her thesis, "Emotional Factors in the Attitudes of Clients Toward Relief: Seven Case Studies," was published later that year.

Rosemary Reynolds and Florence Hollis travelling in Europe, circa 1957

In September 1931, Hollis took a post as district superintendent at the Family Society of Philadelphia. She remained there until 1933, when she assumed the position of district secretary at the Institute of Family Service (Associated Charities) in Cleveland, where she was responsible for administration and supervision of case workers. During her tenure in Cleveland, she received an invitation to assume Bertha Reynold's position as associate director of the Smith School for Social Work. She declined, firm in her commitment to the Cleveland agency and to long-term casework. She was also a member of the Cleveland 'think group,' which included Florence Day and Rosemary Reynolds as members. During this period Hollis and Reynolds strengthened a friendship and professional association which was to become central to them both.

Hollis's teaching career began in 1934 when she taught one course in casework at Western Reserve University, while still maintaining her position as district secretary in Cleveland. Gradually she assumed a heavier course load at Western Reserve and by 1937 was appointed fulltime assistant professor. The following year she began a study of social casework. Her findings were published in 1939, in Social Casework in Practice: Six Case Studies. In 1940, professing a deepening interest in teaching casework and in research, Hollis began taking courses through the Department of Social Economy and Social Research at Bryn Mawr College, where she received a fellowship from the American Association of University Women to study the social and psychological factors contributing to marital difficulties. While working on her doctorate, she taught at the New York School of Social Work, (later Columbia University School of Social Work), and also served as Director of Publications for the Family Service Association of America, editing the Journal of Social Case Work (previously The Family.) Hollis's doctoral dissertation, completed in 1947, was published in 1949 under the title Women in Marital Conflict. The same year that Hollis completed her dissertation she had major surgery, undergoing a left radical mastectomy after being diagnosed for cancer.

For much of the next twenty years, Hollis continued to teach at Columbia and to maintain a small clinical practice at the Community Service Society of New York. From 1955 to 1962, she taught summers at the Smith College School for Social Work. In 1964, Hollis's widely acclaimed book Casework: A Psychosocial Therapy was published. The first edition was translated into several languages. Subsequent revised editions, published in 1972, 1981, and 1990, continued to attract a wide audience.

As a full professor at the New York School, Hollis also remained active in research. Beginning in the late 1940s she started to develop ideas for a classification system used to describe the techniques used by caseworkers in their direct work with clients, and during a 1958 sabbatical the work began to take on a definite shape. The classification system or "typology" she developed was based on a content analysis of casework records both written and taped. The study, which extended into the 1960s, received funding through a National Institute of Mental Health grant. Hollis's classification system generated some interest in the academic community and other clinicians have expanded on the work.

Hollis retired in 1972 and in 1977, with her companion and colleague, Rosemary Reynolds, moved to Crosslands, a retirement community in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. For more than forty years the friends had shared both professional interests and a common living arrangement. Most likely, they had first met during the period between 1928 to 1930, when both were taking coursework at the Pennsylvania School of Social Work. When Reynolds died on September 18, 1980, Hollis received many condolences on her loss.

Rosemary Ross Reynolds, the daughter of Mary and Chauncey P. Reynolds was born in Chicago on April 10, 1906. Her father was editor of a farm paper, and after his death, Mary Reynolds became the household editor of five weeklies and then the Farm Journal, a national farm paper. Reynolds received her A.B. from Mount Holyoke College in 1928. The recipient of the Patten Memorial Scholarship, Reynolds went to London after graduation to study the social conditions there. She also received a fellowship for two years of study at the Pennsylvania School of Social Work, where she received her M.S.W. in 1935. Before completing her graduate work she took a position as caseworker with the Family Society of Philadelphia, where she worked from 1930 through 1933. Following this she assumed the position of district secretary at the Cuyahoga County Relief Administration in Cleveland. She also served as a case consultant and case supervisor at the agency. In addition, Reynolds began teaching at Western Reserve University, School of Applied Social Sciences, where, from 1934 to 1936, she served as an instructor and field advisor.

In 1937, Reynolds left the Cleveland agency to take a post as regional consultant with the Family Service Association of America, where she oversaw the services in five mid-western states. When she left the agency in 1940, to continue her schooling, she had a good deal of practical experience behind her as well as eight published articles. Reynolds completed two years of full-time post-graduate study at Bryn Mawr College Department of Social Economy and Social Research, before taking a permanent post at the Community Service Society of New York. In 1951, she became a district director, first in the Chelsea-Lowell area and then in the west side of Manhattan. In 1962, she assumed the directorship of the Department of Central Services, providing services for persons age sixty or older. Upon her retirement in 1971, Reynolds had been with the Community Service Organization for twenty-nine years.

Hollis had been diagnosed with lymphoma the year prior to Reynold's death in 1980, but continued work on the third edition of Social Casework, co-authored by Mary E. Woods. Hollis entrusted Woods with the rights to the book, which enjoyed a fourth edition, three year's after Hollis's death. Florence Hollis died at Crosslands on July 2, 1987.

 Scope and Contents of the Collection

The papers include biographical material, correspondence, newspaper clippings, awards and certificates, memorabilia, lecture notes, student papers, case records, writings and speeches, published articles, papers by colleagues, code data used in research, tape cassette recordings, magnetic recordings (reel to reel), one videotape, agency records, and photographs. The bulk of the papers are Florence Hollis's, but the collection also includes the papers of Rosemary Reynolds. A portion of the teaching and case material, in addition to the more personal papers, were used jointly by both women and the greater portion of these documents are located throughout the Hollis collection. The bulk of the material dates from the 1930s through the mid 1980s.

The papers document the personal and professional activities of Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds. They also provide information about broad changes in the social work profession. These changes are documented through correspondence, agency records, and speeches and writings, in which Hollis and her colleagues describe some of the new trends in the field, particularly from the 1970s onwards. In addition, the case records provide valuable information about the changing interpretations and treatment approaches of clinicians working with clients who are confronting a range of issues, from incest to concerns about racial identity.

Important correspondents in the collection include Charlotte Towle, Lucille Austin, Florence Day, Eileen Younghusband, Anni Hofer, Ruth Zobrist, Inga Gottfarb, and Frank March. There is also some correspondence from Gordon Hamilton and scant correspondence from, and other material related to, Bertha Reynolds and Betsey Libbey.

 Organization of the Collection

This collection is organized into ten series:

I. Biographical II. Correspondence III. Employment and Professional Work IV. Teaching V. Case Records VI. Writing and Speeches VII. Typology Research VIII. Notes on Selected Documents IX. Photographs X. Rosemary Reynolds Papers Oversize Materials Information on Use Terms of Access and Use

The papers are open to research according to the regulations of the Sophia Smith Collection, with the following exceptions:

Portions of several series containing confidential information are closed for seventy-five years from the date of creation. Correspondence from Judith Mishne, a former Columbia University faculty member, has been restricted until Mishne's death or the year 2044. Student papers remain inacessible at this time. To protect personal privacy, researchers will be required to sign a form agreeing not to publish or otherwise use names from case records.

Mary E. Woods retains copyright for unpublished works of Florence Hollis and Rosemary Ross Reynolds during her lifetime. Thereafter, copyright is owned by the Sophia Smith Collection. Copyright to materials authored by others may be owned by those individuals or their heirs or assigns. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights. Permission must be obtained to publish reproductions or quotations beyond "fair use."

 Preferred Citation

Please use the following format when citing materials from this collection:

Florence Hollis and Rosemary Ross Reynolds Papers, Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College, Northampton, MA

 History of the Collection

The Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds collection was donated by Florence Hollis between 1983 and 1987. Stacia Super donated research materials related to her doctoral dissertation on Hollis in 1988.

Processed by Rachel Weiner, 1993.

 Search Terms Columbia University. School of Social Work--Faculty--History--Sources Community Service Society of New York--History--Sources Day, Florence Roberts, 1898- Family Service Association of America--History--Sources Family Society of Philadelphia--History--Sources Psychiatric social work--History--Sources Smith College. School for Social Work.--History--Sources Social case work--United States--History--Sources Social work education--United States--History--Sources Social workers--United States--History--Sources Younghusband, Eileen Louise Dame, 1902- Reynolds, Rosemary Ross, 1906-1980 Female friendship-United States-History--20th century--Sources Austin, Lucille N.--Correspondence Gottfarb, Inga--Correspondence Hamilton, Gordon--Correspondence Hofer, Anni--Correspondence Hollis, Florence March, Frank--Correspondence Towle, Charlotte--Correspondence Typology (psychology)--Sources Western Reserve University. School of Applied Social Sciences--History--Sources Zobrist, Ruth Series I. BIOGRAPHICAL (1863-1986) 13 in.

This series includes three chronologically arranged sections composed of material on Hollis's family, education, and retirement. There is also material related to Stacia Super's doctoral dissertation, which describes Hollis's intellectual development from 1927-1940. This series also contains two oral history interviews, one conducted by Ann Hartman with both Hollis and Reynolds in 1970, and a series done by Vida Grayson with Hollis in 1985.

The family papers and personal material include some of the personal effects of Hollis's parents, Bertha Hoering Hollis and Louis H. Hollis, and those of her grandfather, William Hollis. Materials documenting Hollis's leisure activities and political interests are also part of the section.

Hollis's educational material constitutes a large part of the series and consists of speeches, theses, correspondence papers, exams, dissertation and course notes. The earliest document is Hollis's 1924 valedictory address given at the Philadelphia High School for Girls and the series also includes her 1928 Wellesley thesis and her 1947 Bryn Mawr dissertation. Hollis's Smith College School for Social Work thesis "Emotional Factors in the Attitudes of Clients Toward Relief: Seven Case Studies," is stored in the Neilson Library.

The bulk of the material related to Hollis's retirement decisions and activities was generated at Crosslands, a retirement community located in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, where Hollis moved with Rosemary Reynolds in 1977. The correspondence, committee records, questionnaires, newsclippings, photographs, newsletters, music and other material document Hollis's continued activity in retirement, serving on a variety of committees, gardening, painting, and playing the dulcimer.

 Series II. CORRESPONDENCE (1909-1986) 1 ft., 8 in.

This series is divided into personal and general correspondence and is arranged chronologically except for frequent correspondents' letters have been removed and filed in separate folders. Additional correspondence is located in other series. For example, most of the correspondence from Gordon Hamilton can be found in Series III., Employment and Professional Activities, in the folder containing material from the Family Society of Rochester.

Hollis's personal correspondence spans the years 1946 to 1986. A number of the letters are addressed jointly to Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds. Some of the most extensive correspondence is between Hollis and her cousin, Frank March, with whom she played chess by mail. Hollis also maintained a regular exchange with a number of social work professionals from abroad. Most noted among them is Dame Eileen Younghusband, an English colleague and friend. Anni Hofer, a Swiss fellow who studied under Hollis in 1950 at the New York School of Social Work wrote to Hollis and Reynolds regularly in conjunction with Ruth Zobrist, Hofer's companion. Inga Gottfarb, a Swedish colleague, was also a frequent correspondent.

The general correspondence consists chiefly of letters between Hollis and her professional colleaques dating from 1933 to 1986. The letters are arranged chronologically. A few of the correspondents have been accorded separate folders. These include Mary E. Woods, who collaborated with Hollis on the third edition of Casework: A Psychosocial Therapy, Stacia Super, and Judith Mishne, a Columbia professor. Because correspondence from the latter contains some sensitive material, this folder will be closed to use until seventy-five years from its date of creation.

 Series III. EMPLOYMENT AND PROFESSIONAL WORK (1932-c.1986) 7 in.

The material in this series is arranged chronologically within institution or professional organization for which Hollis was working or volunteering and is mainly comprised of documents from the Family Service Association of America and the Council on Social Work Education. Both Hollis and Reynolds were active in the Family Service Association (formerly the Family Welfare Association) based in New York. This material documents not only Hollis's involvement in committee work, but also her work from 1942 to 1947 as editor of The Family, a social work journal published by the association. [See Series VI for copies of the journals that she edited]

Hollis was an active member of the Council of Social Work Education (formerly the American Association of Schools of Social Work) for over thirty years. As early as 1949 she served as chairperson at annual meetings and was active on the advisory committee on advanced education for many years, and this material reflects that work.

 Series IV. TEACHING (1917-ca. 1986) 5 ft., 5 in.

The teaching series, arranged in four sections--the three institutions where Hollis taught and miscellaneous--follows a chronological arrangement according to school and/or course number except when otherwise indicated. Student papers gathered from various instititions, will not be available to researchers until seventy-five years from date of creation.

Hollis's first teaching position was at the School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, where she taught from 1934 to 1940. The Western Reserve holdings include bibliographies, teaching notes and related materials, case notes, student cases and papers, and miscellaneous materials.

In the spring of 1943, Hollis began teaching part time at the New York School of Social Work (renamed Columbia University School of Social Work in 1962), and was appointed a full-time associate professor in 1947. She remained there until her retirement in 1972. These holdings include bibliographies and course assignments, lecture notes and related materials, cases records and notes and student cases and papers.

Beginning in the summer of 1955, Hollis led graduate seminars on casework in marital counseling and educational methods in teaching casework at the Smith College School for Social Work. She continued to teach one or both courses most summers through 1962. Notes and case material used for the seminars are arranged chronologically within each course.

The miscellaneous holdings are quite extensive and include assorted case notes, bibliographies, lecture notes papers, reading lists, and additional material. Case notes, from Philadelphia and Cleveland, span the years from approximately 1928 to 1941 and include notes Hollis took as a student at the Pennsylvania School for Social Work. [See also Series I] The bibliographies are drawn from from various sources. Additional teaching materials, used at a variety of institutions, include material on diagnostic and functional issues, marital counseling notes used at the New York School, Smith and in Michigan, supervision materials, and notes for various conferences and seminars. In addition, the series includes papers and articles written by colleagues, some with accompanying correspondence. Finally Hollis's "reading notes," consists of names of books and articles that Hollis had read or intended to read.

 Series V. CASE RECORDS (1926-1971) 5 ft., 10 in.

This series consists mainly of client records, and the records are arranged alphabetically by name or alias, or by category of case. Folder titles include the school and course in which the case was used or the agency where generated, when available. Some of the folder titles bear only the social service agency's intitials, rather than the full name of the institution, as this was all the information available. Most likely the CCRA stands for the Cuyahoga County Relief Administration in Cleveland, Ohio, and the AC stands for the Associated Charities.

In addition to the client record, some of the folders include related notes, bibliographies, and correspondence. Hollis gathered these files from various agencies for teaching purposes. Some of the cases were used for other purposes and appear in her publications. Most of the cases were carried by social work professionals or students; few are Hollis's own. In the margins of some records Hollis has penciled in a series of letters that are part of a coding system that she developed to classify the techniques used by social workers in their work with clients. [See Series VII, Typology Research]

By examining the case records in this series, it is possible to determine the caseworkers' approach to a range of issues raised in the sessions. For example, early records suggest that child sexual abuse was treated as the client's fantasy.

 Series VI. WRITING AND SPEECHES (ca. 1930-1986) 3 ft., 7 in.

This series is aranged into two sections--speeches and papers, and publications. The speeches and papers are arranged chronologically. The publications are arranged chronologically within categories of publication.

The first section dates from 1930 to 1986 and consists of speeches, papers and related material. It begins with a collection of speech notes that Hollis annotated for the Sophia Smith Collection. The taped and written comments concerning these speeches are housed in Series VIII. The section also includes related correspondence and commentary.

The section on publications includes material edited and written by Hollis as well as responses to her work. It begins with select issues of The Journal of Social Casework (formerly The Family), for which Hollis served as editor from 1942 to 1947, and is followed by a collection of her published articles spanning the period from 1931 to 1983. Material related to Social Case Work in Practice: Six Case Studies (1939), Women in Marital Conflict (1949) and Casework: A Psychosocial Therapy (1964, 1972, 1981) complete the series. Multiple drafts of the third edition of Casework: A Psychosocial Therapy, co-authored by Mary E. Woods, constitutes the largest part of the publications section.

 Series VII. TYPOLOGY RESEARCH (194[?]-1986) 4 ft., 3 in.

This series is arranged in five sections: notes and findings; applications and reports for the National Institute for Mental Health (NIMH) grant; case material used for research, including taped sessions; speeches and papers; articles and studies by students and associates using the typology. Within sections and subsections the material is arranged chronologically, except for the case records and tapes, which are arranged according to identification number.

The series consists of material relating to development and implementation of Hollis's typology of casework treatment, a system she devised to classify the techniques used by workers in their direct work with clients.

The first section, notes and findings, documents how Hollis began thinking about a classification system, or typology, in the late forties. It wasn't until a 1958 sabbatical that the work began to take a more definitive shape, and funding obtained through a NIMH grant helped to further her research, documented in the applications and reports in the second section. Although the terms 'classification system' and 'typology' refer to the same process, the folders titles reflect Hollis's usage. In the early stages of the work Hollis tended to rely on the term 'classification system', and as she refined her ideas and method, she adopted the term typology with increasing frequency. In addition, 'classification system' sometimes refers to the work of other clinicians and researchers, in contrast to 'typology,' which generally relates only to the system developed by Hollis. [See Series IV. Teaching, for lecture material related to the classification system]

To develop and test the typology, Hollis gathered data from counseling sessions recorded in greater than usual detail, and this material is found in the third section. At least nine records with corresponding code sheets from the early 1960s are housed in the series. In addition, there are tape recordings with corresponding interview data and diagnostic records of marital counseling sessions from the mid 1960s, gathered from family service agencies in St. Louis and Philadelphia.

Hollis's papers and speeches about the typology are found in the fourth section. Both social work students and experienced clinicians adopted it for use. Hollis served as an advisor or consultant to several students who explored the typology in their major works. These include Edward Mullen, Francis Turner, and F. Louise Boatman, and Mitzi Montgomery, whose doctoral theses and related papers and publications are housed in the fifth section. The typology also generated interest in more distant points in the United States and abroad, and the queries and findings of this group are also included here.

 Series VIII. NOTES ON SELECTED DOCUMENTS (ca. 1930-1986) 4 in.

The series is arranged in the order in which Hollis assembled it, by broad categories.

This series, consisting of eighteen folders, five cassette tapes and an accompanying key, was created by Florence Hollis in 1985 and 1986 to help elucidate some of the early material in her papers. Hollis selected certain documents from the collection, had them copied and added explanatory notes in writing and on tape to make the material more accessible to researchers. Quite often the tapes record Hollis reading the less legible segments of the document aloud, although some of the cassettes do include background information about how and where the material was used. Most of the material from the tapes has been transcribed by the Sophia Smith Collection and housed in the appropriate folder.

Folders 1-4 contain copies of teaching notes from the 1930s with partial transcriptions and/or commentary. Folders 5-16 contain copies of notes for various speeches from 1930 to 1940 with accompanying transcription and/or commentary. Folder 17 contains copies of case notes and folder 18 provides a copy of the notes on Helen Perlman's book with transcription in the margins. The five tapes include material related to all 18 folders. The original documents have been integrated into appropriate series in the collection.

 Series IX. PHOTOGRAPHS (1901-1987) 10 in.

This series is divided into the photograph collections of Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds. The series contains snapshots and more formal portraits of family members, friends and colleagues. Photographs of Betsey Libbey, Dame Eileen Younghusband and other notable social workers are included in the Forence Hollis section.

 Series X. ROSEMARY REYNOLDS PAPERS (1901-1986) 1 ft., 6 in.

This series is arranged in five sections and follows a chronological order within each area. The first section contains biographical material about Reynolds and her family. The second section, correspondence, consists of a few letters generated between 1922 and 1984. The education section holds papers and notes from the various educational institutions Reynolds attended. Her Master of Social Work thesis, "Casework for First Years," is housed here. The fourth section, "Publications, Papers, and Speeches, begins with issues of The Spokesman written by Reynolds and includes other papers and publication from the early 1930s through 1959. The series concludes with materials related to Reynolds' professional activities. These include agency records, studies and reports, notes on conferences and seminars, and material on supervision. The agency records were chiefly generated at the Community Service Society of New York, where Reynolds was employed for twenty-nine years.

 Series I. BIOGRAPHICAL Family papers and personal material 1 1 Certificate of draft exemption, William Hollis, 1863 1 2 Bertha Hoerig's graduation materials, Pierce School, 1893 1 3 Bertha Hoerig's anniversary book, 1901-1957 1 4 Family register, covers 1790 to 1925 1 5 Hoerig family genealogy, covers 1833 to 1972 1 6 Marriage certificate, Bertha Hoerig and Louis Hollis, 1905 1 7 Florence Hollis's confirmation paper, 1934 1 8 Biographical material, 1937-1986 1 9 Hollis wedding anniversary invitation, 1955 1 10 Wisconsin Audubon Camp, Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds, 1965 1 11 "To read," and reading notes, ca. 1970-1979 1 12 Medical records, 1971-ca. 1980s 1 13 Retirement, cards, correspondence, tribute, ca. 1971-1972 1 14 Political affiliations and interests, correspondence and assorted documents, ca. 1941, ca. 1974-1986 1 15 Certificates, appointments and award, 1950-1983, n.d. 1 16 Passport, 1976-1978 1 17 Newsclippings on William, Louis and Charles Hollis, n.d. Education Philadelphia High School for Girls 1 18 Valedictory address and transcript, 1924-1928 Wellesley College 1 19 Junior Month material, July 1927 1 20 Thesis, "The Slavery Controversy in the Methodist Episcopal Church," 1928 1 21 Thesis, correspondence, 1929 Pennsylvania School of Social Work 2 22 School papers and related correspondence, ca. 1929 Smith College School for Social Work 2 23 Course descriptions, ca. 1930 Bryn Mawr College 2 24 Reading notes, 1940-1941 2 25 "A Study of Aggression in Two Primitive Cultures," 1941 2 26 Papers, abnormal psychology, 1942 2 27 Ph.D. exam, 1942 Dissertation, "Casework in Marital Disharmony," 2 28 Chapters 1-6, 1947-1951 2 29 Chapters 7-11, 1947 2 30 Chapters 12-14 and Appendices, 1947 2 31 Neurological Institute, lectures 1-4, Dr. van Ophuijsen, transcript and notes, 1949 2 32 Community Service Society of New York, seminar, notes, 1948 2 33 Community Service Society of New York, Dr. Werner's seminar, case records, minutes and notes, 1950-1951 New York School of Social Work Statistics course with Professor Wiggins 2 34 First session, Fall 1961 2 35 1962 3 36 Course material with related correspondence, ca. 1964-1966 3 37 New York Psychoanalytic Institute, lecture, Anna Freud, "Difficulties in the Path of Psychoanalysis," program and notes, 1968 Retirement 3 38 Kendal at Longwood, correspondence and related materials, 1972-1975 3 39 Correspondence concerning Crosslands, ca. 1975-1977 Committees at Crosslands 3 40 Board-dinner committee, memos, notes and correspondence, ca. 1978-1980 3 41 Residents Association Board records, 1979-ca. 1984 3 42 Liaison Services Committee records, 1980-1986 3 43 Friends of Audland-Firbank records, 1981-1984 3 44 TirLawyn records and correspondence, ca. 1983-1986 3 45 Art Exhibit Committee records, 1984-1985 3 46 Crosslands Chronicle, 1978-1986 3 47 Recreational activities, ca. 1976-1981, n.d. 3 48 Garden plans, 1977-ca. 1980 3 49 Music, annotated concert programs and dulcimer fellowship newsletter, 1980-1984 3 50 Hospice workshop, 1980 3 51 Swissair award, newsclippings, photo, press release, 1982 3 52 Living with stress workshop, 1985 3 53 Desk calendar, 1985-1986 3 54 Inspirational materials, ca. 1980s, n.d. Florence Hollis and the Development of Psychosocial Casework Theory: An Intellectual Biography, 1927-1940 (dissertation, 1980) by Stacia Super 3 55 Correspondence, extracts from college course catalogs, and transcripts, 1928-1943, 1976-1979 3 56 Clare Tousley and Junior Month, corresponence and clipping, 1977 3 57 Betsey Libbey, correspondence and photocopy of a Smith School for Social Work report, 1940-1941, 1977 3 58 Bibliographies of references to Florence Hollis and her work, 1976, n.d. 3 59 Articles and notes by Florence Hollis, 1931-1938, ca. 1980 3 60 Biographical material, correspondence, articles, and other printed material, 1941-1977, n.d. 3 61 "Introductory Biography of Florence Hollis and a Guide to Interviewing," by Stacia Super, January 1977 3 62 Taped interviews by Stacia Super, typescripts and notes, 1976-1978 3 Interviews, Florence Hollis and Stacia Super, 5 cassette tapes, 1977-1978 3 63 Typescript (photocopy), 1980 3a 64 "New pages," August 1980 3a 65 Extracts from dissertation with comments by F. Hollis, ca. 1980 3a 66 "Mostly just ideas," with comments by F. Hollis, ca. 1980 3a 67 "Factual matters," ca. 1980 3a 68 Corrections, 1980 Oral histories "A Series of Interviews with Florence Hollis," by Vida S. Grayson, 1985 3a 69 Typescript, copyright 1993 by Smith College (2 copies) and introductory material 3a Cassette tape 3a Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds interviewed by Ann Hartman, 28 October 1970: 2 tapes Series II. CORRESPONDENCE Personal correspondence 3a 1 Correspondence from Florence Hollis, undated 3a Correspondence with friends and relatives 3a 2 1965-ca. 1979 3a 3 1980-1984 3a 4 ca. 1985-1986 3a 5 Frank and Naomi March, 1970 3a 6 Frank March, ca. 1971 3a 7 Frank March, ca. 1972 4 8 Frank March, ca. 1973 4 9 Frank March, ca. 1974 4 10 Frank March, 1975 4 11 Frank March, 1976-1977 4 12 Frank March, ca. 1970-1977 4 13 Inga Gottfarb, 1967-1986, n.d. 4 14 Dame Eileen Younghusband, 1972-1981, n.d. 4 15 Anni Hofer and Ruth Zobrist, ca. 1964, 1978-1986 4 16 Anni Hofer memorial, 1983 4 17 Ruth Schwarz's gift of Rosemary Reynolds' letters, 1962-1964, 1983, n.d. 4 18 Student correspondence, 1946-1974, n.d. 4 19 Undated correspondence General correspondence 4 20 ca. 1933-1939, 1985 4 21 1940-1942 4 22 1945-1949 4 23 1950-1954 4 24 ca. 1955-1959 4 25 1962-1965 4 26 1966-1969 5 27 1969 5 28 1970-1973 5 29 1973 5 30 ca. 1974-1975 5 31 1976-1977 5 32 ca. 1977 5 33 1978-ca. 1980 5 34 1980-1981 5 35 1982-1983 5 36 1984-1986 5 37 Undated 5 38 Judith Mishne, correspondence and other documents, ca. 1978-1979.

Closed to use until Mishne's death or 2044.

 6 39 Random House, 1962-1979 6 40 Random House, 1980-1986, n.d. 6 41 Stacia Super, 1976-1980 6 42 Mary Woods, correspondence and notes, ca. 1977-1981, 1986 6 43 Correspondence records, 1942-1985 Correspondence, tributes and newsclippings concerning social work professionals and friends 6 44 Betsey Libbey, biographical materials and related documents, 1938-1985, n.d. 6 45 Mary E. Richmond, assorted documents, 1909, 1963, ca. 1985, n.d. 6 46 Social work professsionals and friends of Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds, newsclippings, tributes and related documents, ca. 1932-1982, n.d. Series III. EMPLOYMENT AND PROFESSIONAL WORK Family Society of Philadelphia 6 1 "A Brief History of Family Service of Philadelphia: 1879-1972," Ralph Ormsby, n.d. 6 2 Committee on content of "therapeutic" casework, minutes, 1932-1933, ca. 1986 6 3 "What is a Reasonable Caseload?," 1939 Family Society of Rochester, New York 6 Study and correspondence, 1939-1940, 1985 Family Service Association of America (formerly Family Welfare Association of America) 6 5 Annual meeting, 1935 6 6 Committee on professional education, reports and related materials, ca. 1938-1947 6 7 Director of publication services, assorted materials, 1941-ca. 1947 6 8 Family casework, assorted documents, 1943-1954 6 9 "Patterns in Use of Family Agency Service," Dorothy Beck, published report and related materials, ca. 1961-1962 6 10 "Private Social Welfare's Disengagement from the Poor: The Case of Family Adjustment Agencies," Richard Cloward, 1964 6 11 Memoranda and other documents relating to Clowards's paper, 1964-ca. 1965 7 12 Publications, 1946, 1959 7 13 Reports, assorted, 1937-1972 Community Service Society of New York 7 14 DSS study, questionnaire and related materials, 1958-ca. 1977, ca. 1986 7 15 Research project proposal, correspondence and report, ca. 1974

[see also Flat file]

 7 16 Miscellaneous, ca. 1966-1978 Council on Social Work Education (formerly American Association of Schools of Social Work) Advisory committee on advanced education in social work 7 17 Minutes, 1962-1963 7 18 Non-school programs, memos and related documents, 1962-1964 7 19 Subcommittee on clinical emphasis, assorted reports, 1962-1966 7 20 Subcommittee on preparation of teachers, papers and reports, ca. 1964-1965 7 21 Annual meeting, report and related documents, 1949 7 22 Annual meeting, report, ca. 1950 7 23 Discussion by Ruth Smalley, 1959 7 24 Educational Consultation Service, committee records, 1981-1982 7 25 Report and minutes, 1953-1954 7 26 Stein committee report and related materials, ca. 1966-1971 7 27 Task force on structure and quality in social work education, comments and correspondence, 1974-1975 7 28 Miscellaneous, 1971-1985 7 29 National Association of Social Workers, proposals, position statement and correspondence, ca. 1960-1985 7 30 Client advisory committee, memos, 1966-1967 7 31 Parents of retarded adults meeting, printed material and correspondence, 1966-1973, n.d. 7 32 Bryn Mawr advisory committee, memos, minutes, correspondence and notes, 1979-1985 Series IV. TEACHING Western Reserve University, School of Applied Social Sciences Course material 8 1 Bibliographies, ca. 1930-1939, 1985 Case work II 8 2 Lecture notes, 1934-1935, 1985 8 3 Lecture notes, 1934-1936, 1983 8 4 Lecture notes, 1937, 1985 8 5 Student cases and papers, 1934-1935, ca. 1985 8 6 Student cases, 1937-1940, 1985 8 7 Student cases and papers, interviewing course, 1935-1936, 1985 8 8 Supervision, conferences notes used in supervision class, 1936-1942, 1986 8 9 "Classification of Theses of Family Case Work Students," ca. 1934, 1985 Cases Used in teaching 8 10 Deimer, 1935-ca. 1940, ca. 1985 8 11 Dorsey, 1939-ca. 1940s, ca. 1985 8 12 Dostoevski, ca. 1933-1940, ca. 1985 8 13 Lynch, ca. 1935, ca. 1985 8 14 Morazzo, 1926-1933, ca. 1985 8 15 Patrick, 1934, ca. 1985 8 16 Peter, 1933, n.d. 8 17 Stolarski, 1934-1935, ca. 1986, n.d. 8 18 Taylor, 1933, ca. 1940s, ca. 1985 8 19 Wilkins and Wilson, 1933, ca. 1985 8 20 York, ca. 1930s, ca. 1950s, ca. 1986 Not used in teaching 8 21 Doman, 1934, 1985 8 22 Williamson, ca. 1930s, 1985 Miscellaneous 9 23 Florence R. Day, lecture notes, articles and memo, ca. 1934-1957, ca. 1986 9 24 "A Study of Professional Education for Social Work in Cleveland," Dorothy Kahn, 1938 New York School of Social Work (becomes Columbia University School of Social Work in 1962) Course material 9 25 Bibliographies, course 123 and 124, ca. 1950-1965, n.d. 9 26 Bibliographies, course 128, 1957-1965 9 27 Course assignments, assorted, 1956-1971, n.d. 9 28 Casework 1 and/or 2, lecture notes, ca. 1944-1952 9 29 Casework 1 and/or 2, lecture notes, ca. 1955-1957 9 30 Casework 1 and/or 2, lecture notes, ca. 1958-1970 9 31 Casework 1 and/or 2, lecture notes and course material, ca. 1969-1971 9 32 Casework 1, supplementary lecture material, 1917-1970 9 33 Casework 2, lecture notes, memoranda and related materials, ca. 1946-1963 9 34 Casework 1 (course 120 and 121), syllabi and assignments, ca. 1952-1954 9 35 Casework 1 and/or 2, memoranda, minutes and related material, 1952-1969 10 36 Casework 1 (course 121), social study outlines and related material, ca. 1959-1971 10 37 Casework 3 and 4, lecture notes and related material, ca. 1951-1960 10 38 Casework 4 and 6, lecture notes and related materials, ca. 1947-1965 10 39 Course 220, course description, lecture notes, minutes, ca. 1952-1954 10 40 Course 220, lecture notes and related material, ca. 1953-1962 10 41 Course 220, lecture notes, ca. 1962-1965 10 42 Course 6202[?], material from Barbara Wilkerson, memoranda and process records, 1969-1970 10 43 Classification system, early lecture notes, ca. 1953-1956 10 44 Course [8201?], social class, notes on reading material and book reviews, ca. 1966-1970, n.d. 10 45 Course 8201, classification resource materials, ca. 1966-1970 11 46 Course 8201-[2?], lecture notes, ca. 1969-1970 11 47 Course 8201-[2?], lecture notes and course assignments, ca. 1970-1971 11 48 Course T-8202, scattered lecture notes, ca. 1964-1970 11 49 Course T-8202, lecture notes, 1968 11 50 Family casework, lecture notes and related material, ca. 1946-1961, ca. 1985 11 51 Casework and psychotherapy, lecture notes and related materials, ca. 1949-1959 11 52 Field work in casework, reports and syllabus, 1949-1955, 1969 11 53 Generic and specific factors in casework, notes, bibliographies and student presentation, ca. 1954-1955, ca. 1986 11 54 Cases used in teaching, records and notes, ca. 1958-1970, n.d. 11 55 System theory notes, ca. 1968 Student cases related to coursework 11 56 Course 220, records and notes, ca. 1958-1960 11 57 Records and notes, ca. 1960-1963 12 58 Casework 1, case record and notes, ca. 1967-1970 12 59 Course 6202, records and notes, ca. 1969-1970 12 60 Course 6202, records and notes, ca. 1970-1971 12 61 Course 6208 and T6208, records and notes, ca. 1970-1971 Student papers 12 62 Assorted, ca. 1957-1967 12 63 Assorted, 1971 12 64 "Follow up Report on an Institutionalized Child," master's thesis, n.a., 1955 12 65 "Some Aspects of Obesity, Depression and Separation," Mary Scully, ca. 1962-1967 12 66 Family Casework, ca. 1958-1962 12 67 Course 104, 1947-1951 12 68 Course 121, 1953-1967 12 69 Course 124, 1961-1965 12 70 Course 128, ca. 1955-1960 13 71 Course 128, 1963 13 72 Course 128, 1965 13 73 Course 220, 1956-1958 13 74 Course 220, 1959 13 75 Course 220, ca. 1960-1963 13 76 Course 220, ca. 1964-1965 13 77 Course 221, ca. 1957 13 78 Course 6201 and 6202, ca. 1968-1971 13 79 Course T6208, 1966 14 80 Course T8201, "Some Aspects of Comparative Casework Theory and the Theory of General Systems," Rosemary Lukton, 1969 14 81 Course 8202 amd T8202, 1968-1969 14 82 Course T8202, "Differential Factors in Direct Casework Treatment of the Aging," Barbara Silverstone, 1969 14 83 For various professors, ca. 1958-1967 14 84 For various professors, ca. 1968 14 85 For Professor Kristenson, course T8201, "Stimulus Hunger in the Aged and the Implication for Casework Theory and Practice," Barbara Silverstone, 1968-1969 14 86 Bibliographies from student papers, ca. 1958-1963 Miscellaneous 14 87 Casework committees, notes, minutes and related material, ca. 1950-1964 14 88 Student placement and advisees, 1968-1975, n.d. 14 89 Anni Hofer's notes from Hollis's courses, casework 1 and casework 2, 1950, ca. 1985 14 90 Anni Hofer, United Nations fellow, monthly progress reports and final report, 1950 Smith College School for Social Work "Casework in Marital Counseling" seminar Case records and notes 14 91 1955, ca. 1952-1955 14 92 ca. 1956 14 93 1957, ca. 1954-1957 14 94 1961 "Educational Methods in Teaching Casework" seminar Lecture notes 15 95 ca. 1955-1961 15 96 ca. 1956-1961 15 97 ca. 1956-1961 15 98 ca. 1957-1958 15 99 ca. 1961 "Educational Methods in Teaching Casework" seminar Case books and related materials 15 100 ca. 1953-1956 15 101 ca. 1955 15 102 1957 15 103 1958 15 104 1961 15 105 Annette Garrett's courses, student notes, 1955 Miscellaneous teaching materials Bibliographies 15 106 ca. 1940-1959 15 107 ca. 1961-1971 Case notes and records 15 108 Philadelphia and Cleveland [?], ca. 1928-1931 16 109 Philadelphia and Cleveland, ca. 1932-1937 16 110 Philadelphia [?] and Cleveland, ca. 1934-1935 16 111 Philadelphia and Cleveland, ca. 1935-1941 16 112 Young case, record, committee minutes and memo, used in teaching [?], 1956-1958 16 113 Valenti case, notes, used in teaching [?], ca. 1959 16 114 Lists of cases used in classes and institutes from ca. 1929 to 1971, ca. 1951-1976, n.d. Diagnostic-functional issues 16 115 Diagnostic evaluation guidelines, assorted documents, 1937-1966 16 116 Diagnosis and social study, notes, ca. 1940-1955, n.d. 16 117 Diagnostic versus functional placements, reports, memos, correspondence and related materials, 1948-1952, 1986 16 118 Diagnostic-functional contrasts, assorted materials, ca. 1948-1958, ca. 1985 16 119 Lecture notes, ca. 1952, 1986 16 120 Lecture notes, ca. 1952-1954, 1985 Institutes, Seminars and Conferences 16 121 "Family casework," notes and case study, Greenwich Institute conference, June 23-July 3, 1943 16 122 Seminar, case records and notes, St. Paul Family Service Agency, ca. 1947-1948 17 123 Seminar, notes and case records, St. Paul Family Service Agency, Minneapolis, Minnesota, ca. 1948 17 124 Philadelphia Institute, case records and notes, ca. 1950-1951 17 125 "Developments in Casework Methodology," program, roster and correspondence, National Institute for Social Work Training, Tavistock Place, London, June 1966 Second International Conference on Psychodynamic Social Work, Smith College, July 27-August 1, 1982 17 126 Itinerary and correspondence, 1981-1982 17 127 Notes for plenary session, ca. July 1982 17 128 Draft for plenary session [?], ca. July 1982 17 129 Cassette recording of plenary session, August 1982 17 130 Scraps from the original transcription of the plenary session, August 1982 17 131 Plenary session, "last scraps," August 1982 17 132 Plenary session, "working sheets," August 1982 17 133 Papers and editorial comments, 1982 17 134 "Resolved and Unresolved Issues in Social Work Practice," correspondence and course materials, Bryn Mawr College, 1982 Marriage counseling 17 135 Cleveland study group on marriage counseling, minutes and notes, ca. 1939-1940, 1985 17 136 Miscellaneous notes, ca. 194[?]-1976, ca. 1986 17 137 Lecture notes, ca. 1949-1969, ca. 1986 18 138 Lecture notes and related materials, 1962-1976, ca. 1986 Reading notes 18 139 A-T, covers 1928-1966, n.d. 18 140 A-M, covers 1930-1979, n.d. 18 141 O-W, covers 1930-1979, n.d. 18 142 According to subject or course, covers 1950-1968 Created ca. 1958-1971 18 143 A-D, covers 1921-1969, 1971, n.d. 18 144 E-G, covers 1915-1970, n.d. 18 145 H-L, covers 1917-1970, n.d. 19 146 M-P, covers 1939-1970, n.d. 19 147 R-S, covers 1942-1969, n.d. 19 148 T-Z, covers 1936-1967, n.d. 19 149 ca. 1977-1980 19 150 "To read," ca. 1960-1980 19 151 Professional journal reading notes, covers 1973-1978 19 152 On poverty, multi-problem families and hard to reach families, ca. 1960s 19 153 "Ideas," newsclippings and notes, ca. 1970-1980 Resource materials 19 154 Publications by associates, annotated by Florence Hollis, 1930-1956, ca. 1985-1986 19 155 "Interesting papers," 1940-1966, ca. 1980 20 156 "Interesting papers," ca. 1967-1976 20 157 "Interesting papers," 1978-1983, n.d. 20 158 "A Conceptual Framework for Social Casework," Cockerill, et al., School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh, 1952 20 159 "Four Assumptions Underlying Social Work," and "Science, Art, and Social Casework," Louis Lehrman,School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh, ca. 1957 20 160 "Emerging Models of Social Casework Practice," Werner A. Lutz, University of Connecticut School of Social Work, 1968 Supervision 20 161 Conferences with students, Cleveland and Philadelphia, ca. 1931-1937, 1986 20 162 Summaries, conference notes, minutes, Philadelphia Committee on Training for Psychiatric Social Work, ca. 1931-1933 20 163 "Objectives, methods," reports, committee notes and related materials, 1934-1947 20 164 Seminar, notes and related material, Family Service Association of America, Charlestown, West Virginia, ca. 1935 20 165 Seminar, notes, Asilomar, ca. 1950, 1986 Teaching notes 20 166 "Scattered teaching notes," ca. 1930s 20 167 "Scattered teaching notes," consultation with Dr. Maider, ca. 1933 20 168 "Scattered teaching notes," ca. 1930s 20 169 "Scattered teaching notes, casework, spiral notebook," ca. 1936-1939, 1985 20 170 Notes for teaching or writing, ca. 1958-1960s, n.d. Series V. CASE RECORDS 21 1 A., Mr.; New York School of Social Work, 1953 21 2 Abott, John; New York School of Social Work, 1945-1953 21 3 Abrams, Gladys; New York School of Social Work, course #220, ca. 1960 21 4 Adams, Martha; CW 2, course #122, 1948-1953 21 5 Adams, Raymond and Alice; New York School of Social Work, CW 2 course #122, 1944-1952, n.d. 21 6 Aged Casebook; New York School of Social Work, 1956-1960 21 7 Alexander; New York School of Social Work, CW 3, course #122, n.d. 21 8 Andrews, Stanley; New York School of Social Work, course #123, 1951, n.d. 21 9 Archer, James and Helen; 1936 21 10 Aryns, Ralph and Catherine; ca. 1948-1950 21 11 B. Mr.; New York School of Social Work, (from Cleveland MSW), course #220, 1958-1961, n.d. 21 12 B. Mrs.; Columbia University School of Social Work, course #T6202, ca. 1966-1967 21 13 Baeder, Elmer and Lelah; 1935-1936, n.d. 21 14 Baker; 1936 21 15 Bard, William and Sarah; ca. 1949 21 16 Barker, Raymond and Margaret; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1934-1936 21 17 Bates; 1935 21 18 Beach; CCRA, 1935, n.d. 21 19 Beaupres; New York School of Social Work, 1954, n.d. 21 20 Bennington, Oscar and Lucille; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1936-1937, n.d. 21 21 Benoit, Michael and Florence; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1957-1960 21 22 Berkeley; New York School of Social Work, Course # 124, ca. 1950-1962 21 23 Billings, Russell and Elinore; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1935-1936, n.d. 21 24 Bjointly, Mr. and Mrs.; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1952-1963 21 25 Braddock, John; New York School of Social Work, 1954 21 26 Bradley; AC, 1938, n.d. 21 27 Breymaier; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940 21 28 Brown, Ruth; ca. 1938-1940 21 29 Brummer, Charles and Jane; Family Service Association of America, ca. 1963-1970, n.d. 22 30 Bruno, Nicholas and Marie; 1934, n.d. 22 31 Burke; Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1954-1969, n.d. 22 32 Burke, John; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1952 22 33 Burman, Sam and Mary; Family Service Association of America, 1952-ca. 1954 22 34 Burton, Lenard and Laura; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1937-1939, n.d. 22 35 C., Louis; Jewish Guild for the Blind, 1969 22 36 C., Miss; New York School of Social Work, course #220, 1958-1963 22 37 Cadman, Barbara; Fr. Institute of Almoners, London, ca. 1953-1956 22 38 Cafferty, Patrick and Bridget; New York School of Social Work, course #120, ca. 1945-1955, n.d. 22 39 Caldwell, Joe and Elizabeth; 1936, n.d. 22 40 Cantor; 1964-1965 22 41 Carey, John and Helen; 1933, n.d. 22 42 Carlos, Juan and Venita; New York School of Social Work, CW 1, course #120 and course #121, ca. 1942-1957,n.d. 22 43 Carter, Harold and Myra; New York School of Social Work, course #123, ca. 1950-1951 22 44 Case Folder 220; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1958-1959 22 45 Chester, Andrew and Marion; Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1962-1966 22 46 Cianco, Anthony and Carmen; Cleveland, 1935 22 47 Claus[e]; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, ca. 1940-1942 22 48 Cleveland University Hospital Records; ca. 1963-1965 22 49 Cole, Charles and Elaine; AC and CCRA, 1935-1936, n.d. 22 50 Comfort, Harold and Josephine; Family Society of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Study of Marriage Counseling, 1941 22 51 Connocker; Dr. Werner's seminar, 1951 22 52 Cord, Mrs.; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1959, n.d. 23 53 Corke, Clara and Rachel; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #121, ca. 1944-1959 23 54 Cornfeld, Samuel; ca. 1960-1970 23 55 Corrigan; CCRA and AC, 1933-1934 23 56 Corsi, Mike; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1951 23 57 Crane, Joseph and Rosemary; Philadelphia Study of Marriage Counseling, 1942 23 58 D. Family (1); ca. 1963-1964 23 59 D. Family (2); 1963-1964 23 60 D., Mr.; ca. 1967-1968 23 61 Daly, Ben and Honey; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, ca. 1947-1950 23 62 Damon; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1957, n.d. 23 63 Dane, Allen and Linda; ca. 1953 23 64 Danielski, Henry and Helen; Cleveland Study of Young Married Couples, ca. 1940 23 65 Davidson, Nina; Jewish Board of Guardians, New York School of Social Work, course #123, ca. 1953 23 66 Davis; Family Service Association of America, ca. 1960 23 67 Denton, Sarah; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1954 23 68 Devlin, John and Josephine; Philadelphia Study of Marriage Counseling, ca. 1942 23 69 Diamond, Edward and Kathleen; n.d. 23 70 Dorsey; 1969 23 71 Drake, John and Barbara; St. Louis Institute, ca. 1952 23 72 Dumont; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1957-1958 23 73 Eckhardt; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940 23 74 Edison, Edward and Isabel; 1936, n.d. 23 75 Edwards, June; New York School of Social Work, 1954 23 76 Eliott, Herbert; ca. 1936-1937 24 77 Elliott, Robert and Edna; Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1960-1969 24 78 Erin, Laura; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, ca. 1932-1937, n.d. 24 79 F. Family; ca. 1964 24 80 F., Mrs. (1); School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, ca. 1934-1935, n.d. 24 81 F., Mrs. (2); New York School of Social Work, 1952 24 82 F., Mrs. (3); Community Service Society of New York, 1969 24 83 Fain, Sidney and Ruth; Family Service Association of America, ca. 1953-1956 24 84 Felton, Peggy; New York School of Social Work, course #124, ca. 1949-1955 24 85 Flint, Milton and Marge; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1963-1964 24 86 Ford, Fred and Naomi; 1936-1937, n.d. 24 87 Fox, Herman and Mary; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, ca. 1946-1948 24 88 Frey; 1935, n.d. 24 89 Fuentes, Anita and Ramon; Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1963-1966 24 90 G. Case; New York School of Social Work, 1961 24 91 G. Family; ca. 1964 24 92 G., Harold; New York School of Social Work, 1955 24 93 Garcia (1); Cleveland, ca. 1938-1939 24 94 Garcia (2); New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #122, ca. 1948 24 95 Garcia (3); 1958-1960 24 96 Gary, Charles and June; AC, Cleveland, ca. 1949-1950 24 97 Gee, Linda; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1963 24 98 Goldsmith, Charles and Rose; Philadelphia, ca. 1949-1950 24 99 Gracci, Angelo and Carmen; 1942-1943 24 100 Granville, Frederick and Norma; ca. 1949-1950 24 101 Gray, David; New York School of Social Work, CW 3 course #123, ca. 1949-1957 25 102 Grayson, Norman and Christine; ca. 1933-1937 25 103 Green; ca. 1952-1953 25 104 Green, Pauline; n.d. 25 105 Gruber, Edward; New York School of Social Work, course #121, ca. 1954-1955 25 106 Guilford; New York School of Social Work, course #124, ca. 1949-1950 25 107 Guisseppe, Mrs. Angelina; New York School of Social Work, CW 1, ca. 1960-1961 25 108 H. Case; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1956-1957 25 109 H., Mr. and Mrs.; ca. 1962 25 110 H., Mrs. (1); AC, Cleveland, 1934-1937 25 111 H., Mrs. (2); New York School of Social Work, ca. 1951-1952 25 112 H., Mrs. (3); Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1964 25 113 Halling, Lyle and Dale; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1959-1960 25 114 Hammond, Jesse and Marilee; Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1966 25 115 Hampton; New York School of Social Work, course #124, ca. 1949-1968, n.d. 25 116 Harris, Benjamin; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #122, ca. 1953-1959 25 117 Harris, William and Elizabeth; CCRA, 1933-1936, n.d. 25 118 Hart, Richard and Emma; New York School of Social Work, 1950 25 119 Hartman, Ralph; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1957-1958 25 120 Hawkins; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1950-1951 25 121 Heinemann, David and Harriet; New York School of Social Work, ca. 1958-1959 25 122 Helle, Jean; New York School of Social Work, n.d. 25 123 Helm, Mrs.; "A City Acts to Help the Aging: The Advocacy Role of the Social Worker," ca. 1968 25 124 Hinkleman; Cleveland, 1933, n.d. 25 125 Holmberg; Lloyd and Emma, University of Minnesota, 1938-1939, n.d 26 126 Honen, Ella; AC, Cleveland, 1935-1936, n.d. 26 127 Howard; New York School of Social Work, course #220, ca. 1952-1955, n.d. 26 128 Howe; Joseph and Anna, 1933, n.d. 26 129 Humphrey; Alex and Maud, CCRA (Rosemary Reynold's case), 1935-1936, n.d. 26 130 J., Mr.; New York School of Social Work, 1951-1952, n.d. 26 131 Jacino, Jim; New York School of Social Work, 1954-1956 26 132 Jane; AC, Cleveland, 1934?, n.d. 26 133 Jeffries, Edward; Cleveland, 1935-1936 26 134 Jenkins, Frank and Dorothy; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1940, n.d. 26 135 Joe; New York School of Social Work, n.d. 26 136 Johnson; 1967-1971, n.d. 26 137 Johnson, Helen; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1940?, n.d. 26 138 Johnson, Mr.; New York School of Social Work, course #220, 1953, n.d. 26 139 Johnson, Wayne and Margaret; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940 26 140 Jones, Kenneth and Margaret; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, ca. 1940 26 141 K., Mrs. and O., Mrs.; New York School of Social Work, course #220, 1951-1953, n.d. 26 142 Kamp, Lewis and Mary; 1934, n.d. 26 143 Kaplin, Murray; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #122, ca. 1954-1955 26 144 Kasentis, John and Koula; Community Service Society, New York, 1970-1971 26 145 Kasmerski; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1939-1940, n.d. 26 146 Katz, Robert; New York School of Social Work, 1953-1954 26 147 Kaye, Mr.; Pennsylvania School of Social Work, 1935, n.d. 26 148 Kelly, Alice; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1962-1965 26 149 Kelly, Grace; New York School of Social Work, 1954 26 150 Kelly, Mr.; New York School of Social Work, CW 6, ca. 1950-1951 26 151 Kent; New York School of Social Work, 1958-1963, n.d. 26 152 Kerner; New York School of Social Work, course #120, 1954-1956, n.d. 26 153 Kieffer, Douglas and Grace; Philadelphia Study of Marriage Counseling and Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1942, n.d. 26 154 Killian; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940, n.d. 27 155 Killian, Elizabeth; 1939-1940, n.d. 27 156 Kimball, Robert and Ruth (Kallisch, Paul and Marie); New York School of Social Work, course #124 and course #128, 1948-1950, n.d. 27 157 Koran, Joseph and Mary; CCRA, Cleveland, 1935-1936 27 158 Kraemer; Cleveland FS, 1939-1940, n.d. 27 159 Krause, Charles and Lena; CCRA, Cleveland, 1934 27 160 Krinowski, Michael and Mary; AC, Cleveland, 1933 27 161 Kronin; 1934, n.d. 27 162 Krupa, Alex and Sadie; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940 27 163 Kumlar; AC, Cleveland, 1933-1935, n.d. 27 164 Kyrian; AC, Cleveland, 1935, n.d. 27 165 L. Family; New York School of Social Work, course #124, 1952-1959, n.d. 27 166 L., Mr. and Mrs.; 1969-1970 27 167 L. Record; New York School of Social Work, 1951-1952, n.d. 27 168 Landers; New York School of Social Work, course #123, 1953-1954, n.d. 27 169 Landon; New York School of Social Work, course #124, 1952-1955, n.d. 27 170 Lane, John and Mary; New York School of Social Work, CW 1, 1950-1955, n.d. 27 171 Lansing, Horace and Lelia; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, 1942-1955, n.d. 27 172 Lee; New York School of Social Work, 1956-1957, n.d. 27 173 Lewis, Anna; New York School of Social Work, CW 3, course #123, 1948-1953, n.d. 27 174 L'Hota; CCRA, Cleveland, 1936, n.d. 27 175 Linton, Larry and Rhoda; 1930, n.d. 27 176 Lister, Theodore and Sally; Philadelphia Study of Marriage Counseling, 1942, n.d. 27 177 Long; New York School of Social Work, 1952-1962, n.d. 28 178 M., Irene; Summer Institute, St. Vincent's Hospital of the City of New York, 1950-1952, n.d. 28 179 M., Johnny; New York School of Social Work, 1955, n.d. 28 180 M., Miss; New York School of Social Work, (medical social work) course #220, 1953-1954, n.d. 28 181 M., Mr.; New York School of Social Work, 1954 28 182 Mahler; 1946, n.d. 28 183 Malara, Frank and Gertrude; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1933, n.d. 28 184 Marcus; New York School of Social Work, 1951-1952, n.d. 28 185 Marsh, Henry and Elizabeth; New York School of Social Work, course #124, 1935-1950, n.d. 28 186 Martin, Bobbie; New York School of Social Work, (medical social work), course #222, 1953, n.d. 28 187 Mary; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1932-1935, n.d. 28 188 McAllister, Katherine; 1936, n.d. 28 189 McKinley; New York School of Social Work, course #128, 1947-1957, n.d. 28 190 Meisterics, John and Mary; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940, n.d. 28 191 Melnick, Jeanne; Philadelphia FS, 1935, n.d. 28 192 Meltzer, Mrs.; New York School of Social Work, 1950, n.d. 28 193 Mendez; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1965-1966, n.d. 28 194 Miller, Myron; Columbia University School of Social Work,1956-1971, n.d. 28 195 Miller, Raymond and Elsie; 1933, n.d. 28 196 Milton; New York School of Social Work, 1956-1957, n.d. 28 197 Mitchell, George and Mary; Cleveland FS, 1936, n.d. 28 198 Mobley, Harry and Lois; Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1969 28 199 Moore; Family Service Association of America, 1960, n.d. 28 200 Morgan, Edward and Jessie; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1939, n.d. 28 201 Morton, George and Evelyn; 1960 28 202 Mueller, William and Carol; New York School of Social Work, CW 1, course #120, 1944-1952, n.d. 28 203 Mulholland, Michael and Florence; Philadelphia Study of Marriage Counseling, 1942, n.d. 28 204 Mundi, John and Teresa; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1936, n.d. 28 205 Murray, John and Genevieve; Philadelphia FS, 1931, n.d. 28 206 Murray, Joseph and Elizabeth; CCRA, 1934-1935 28 207 N. case (Nelson); New York School of Social Work, 1952-1956, n.d. 29 208 N., Mr.; New York School of Social Work, n.d. 29 209 N., Mrs. (Rose); New York School of Social Work, course #220, 1951-1952, n.d. 29 210 Nagy, Mrs.; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1937, n.d. 29 211 Nathan, Anthony and Lois; New York School of Social Work, course #124, 1950, n.d. 29 212 Nathanson; New York School of Social Work, CW 3, 1949-1956, n.d. 29 213 Newman; New York School of Social Work, 1952-1953, n.d. 29 214 Newton (Norales), John and Rose; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #122, 1945, n.d. 29 215 Nichols; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #121 [?] and #122 [?], 1949-1953 29 216 Niehardt; n.d. 29 217 O., Mrs. (Margaret); New York School of Social Work, 1949-1951, n.d. 29 218 O., Sally; New York School of Social Work, 1951-1952 29 219 O'Hara, Daniel; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #122, 1947-1960, n.d. 29 220 O'Neill, Michael; Pennsylvania School of Social Work, 1935 29 221 Orton, James and Frances; New York School of Social Work, 1941-1943, n.d. 29 222 Ottero; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1965-1968, n.d. 29 223 Owens; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1965-1968, n.d. 29 224 Parker, Ruth; New York School of Social Work, course #124, 1949-1952, n.d. 29 225 Paul, William and Margaret; New York School of Social Work, CW 3, course #123, 1943-1954, n.d. 29 226 Pavia; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, ca. 1940 29 227 Peters, Arthur; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1967-1969, n.d. 29 228 Peters, Harry; 1963-1964, n.d. 29 229 Peters, Thomas and Marian; New York School of Social Work, course #124, 1950-1951, n.d. 29 230 Pietro, Pat and Jewel; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940, n.d. 29 231 Pollack, Sarah; New York School of Social Work, n.d. 29 232 Popinoe, John and Agnes; 1935-1936, n.d. 29 233 Porter, Alfred and Teresa; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, CW 1, 1933, n.d. 29 234 Poverty Cases; 1963-1965, 1985, n.d. 30 235 Pratt, Mary; New York School of Social Work, 1950, n.d. 30 236 Preston, Henry and Janet; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, n.d. 30 237 Price, Charles M.; New York School of Social Work, course #104, 1945-1950, n.d. 30 238 Proctor, Norman and Mildred; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1933, n.d. 30 239 Psychiatric Hospital; 1961-1962 30 240 Purka, Goldie; Cleveland EDCR, 1936, n.d. 30 241 Pusey, George and Sophie; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1932-1936, n.d. 30 242 Queen, Samuel and Georgia; St. Louis Institute, 1952, n.d. 30 243 R., Mrs.; New York School of Social Work, course #121 and course #122, ca. 1961-1963 30 244 Randall, Tommy; New York School of Social Work, course #220, 1957-1959, n.d. 30 245 Reger, Max and Helen; AC, Cleveland, 1941 30 246 Rich; n.d. 30 247 Robinson, Stanley and Helen; 1937-1938, n.d. 30 248 Rodney, Mrs.; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1966-1968, n.d. 30 249 Rosaria; New York School of Social Work, course #121, n.d. 31 250 Rogers; 1951 31 251 Rosen, Sadie and Julius; 1958, n.d. 31 252 Ross, Edward; New York School of Social Work, CW 1, course #120, 1945-1949, n.d. 31 253 Roth, Vera; Columbia University School of Social Work, n.d. 31 254 Rozek, Joseph and Mildred; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1942, n.d. 31 255 Rucci, Alexander and Cecelia; Philadelphia Study of Marriage Counseling, 1942, n.d. 31 256 Ryman; New York School of Social Work, 1954-1964, n.d. 31 257 S., David; New York School of Social Work, 1953-1954, n.d. 31 258 S., John; New York School of Social Work, CW 4, course #123, 1951-1952, n.d. 31 259 S., Miss; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #122, 1939-1953, n.d. 31 260 Sacks, Dan; New York School of Social Work, 1955 31 261 Saltman; 1968-1969, n.d. 31 262 Saltzman, Joseph and Erminie; CCRA, Cleveland, 1936 31 263 Samuels, Robert and Alva; Family Service Association of America "exhibit record," Columbia University School of Social Work, 1965-1969, n.d. 31 264 Sanborn, George and Marian; 1944-1954, n.d. 31 265 Sanca, Pasquale and Mary; Family Service Society of America "exhibit record," 1950-1956, n.d. 31 266 Sanson, Clarence and Elizabeth; 1935, n.d. 31 267 Santos, Edwardo and Florita; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1967-1969, n.d. 31 268 Saunders, Nelson and Agnes; Philadelphia, 1933, n.d. 31 269 Saunders, Otto and Janet; CCRA, Cleveland, 1935-1936 31 270 Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs.; Pennsylvania School of Social Work, Philadelphia, 1933-1935 31 271 Schultz, James and Edna; 1934-1935, n.d. 31 272 Schwartz, Clara; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1961-1962, n.d. 31 273 Shaker, Emily; 1936 31 274 Shimon and Reuven; New York School of Social Work, 1950-1963, n.d. 32 275 Shorghaufer; Cleveland Study on Marriage Counseling, 1939-1940, n.d. 32 276 Siders; AC, Cleveland, 1935-1936, n.d. 32 277 Simko, Raymond and Ann; AC, Cleveland, 1942 32 278 Sloan; Cleveland, ca. 1937 32 279 Smidenski, Frank; New York School of Social Work, 1951, n.d. 32 280 Smith; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1939-1940, n.d. 32 281 Smith, Anne; Chattanooga Institute, 1926-1927, n.d. 32 282 Smith, Carol; Columbia University School of Social Work,1968, n.d. 32 283 Smythe, Louis and Maria; CCRA, Cleveland, 1935 32 284 Sobolewski; 1960-1961 32 285 Stalin, Edgar; Chattanooga and Eglesmere, 1935-1936, n.d. 32 286 Stanton, George and Mary; Eglesmere, 1935-1937, n.d. 32 287 Straus; New York School of Social Work, 1953-1964. n.d. 32 288 "Stringbean interviews and other observation sketches;" 1924-1937, n.d. 32 289 Stwan; Cleveland Study on Marriage Counseling, 1940, n.d. 32 290 Summer, Samuel and Bertha; New York School of Social Work,1951, n.d. 32 291 Swope; New York School of Social Work, CW 2, course #122,1939, n.d. 32 292 Sunporch Group; Boston University, School of Social Work, 1960 32 293 Szwydky, Anna; 1927 32 294 T., Mr.; Community Service Society of New York, 1950 32 295 Thomas, George and Margaret; 1938, n.d. 32 296 Thomas, Edward and Elizabeth; 1934, n.d. 32 297 Tobin, Henry and Ellen; CCRA, Cleveland, 1934-1935, n.d. 32 298 Torino, Michael; New York School of Social Work, 1946-1948, n.d. 32 299 Torres; 1969-1970, n.d. 33 300 Torvald, Jan and Lisa; Family Service Society of America "exhibit record," 1956-1957, n.d. 33 301 Tracy, Mrs.; n.d. 33 302 Trickett, Bob; 1938, n.d. 33 303 Troka, Margaret; AC, Cleveland, 1937-1940, n.d. 33 304 Valenti; 1959, n.d. 33 305 Van Horn; Cleveland Study of Marriage Counseling, 1940, n.d. 33 306 Vargo; n.d. 33 307 Veteran; New York School of Social Work, CW 3, course #123, 1949-1950, n.d. 33 308 W. Case; 1950-1951 33 309 W. Family; 1964, n.d. 33 310 Wagner, Gerald and Tilda; 1935-1936, n.d. 33 311 Wallace, Percy and Dolly; School of Applied Social Sciences, Western Reserve University, 1934-1935, n.d. 33 312 Ward; Dr. Werner's seminar, 1950 33 313 Weiner; Columbia University School of Social Work, 1967, n.d. 33 314 Whistler, Katherine; CCRA, 1935-1936, n.d. 33 315 Williams, Laura; Dr. Werner's seminar, 1950 33 316 Williams, William and Genevieve; 1933 33 317 Wilson, Walter and Jean; New York School of Social Work, 1953-1962, n.d. 33 318 Wilmington Cases; The Family Society, Wilmington, Delaware, 1939-1940 33 319 Wisner, Peter; 1946-1947, n.d. 33 320 Witte, Gustave and Clara; New York School of Social Work, CW 1, course #121, 1941-1951, n.d. 33 321 Wright, Fred and Sylvia; New York School of Social Work, course #123, 1951-1953, n.d. 33 322 X., Mrs.; Columbia University School of Social Work, ca. 1963 33 323 X.X., Mr.; New York School of Social Work, course #120 and course #121, 1954-1956, n.d. 33 324 Youth Board Cases; New York School of Social Work, 1953 33 325 Zalor, Janet; New York School of Social Work, 1950-1951, n.d. 33 326 Zoland, Frank and Margaret; 1943 33 327 Zucker; 1966, n.d. 33 328 Index of cases, n.d. 33 329 Case records on index cards, A-Z, 1926-1971 Series VI. WRITING AND SPEECHES Speeches and papers "Notes for various speeches, 1930-1940" 34 1 ca. 1930-1940 34 2 "Why a Private Family Agency?," ca. 1930-1940 34 3 On supervision, ca. 1930-1940 34 4 Cash versus kind, ca. 1930-1940 34 5 "Making the Most of Our Children," ca. 1930-1940 34 6 "Making the Most of Our Children," final version, ca. 1930-1940 34 7 "Private and Public Relief," ca. 1937-1939 34 8 On curriculum changes, ca. 1938 34 9 "The Caseworker and the Modern Family," and "Individualized Service to Families," 1938 34 10 "The Place of the Private Family Welfare Society in the Community," 1938 34 11 Edwards family, ca. 1936-1939 34 12 "How can the Caseworkers Attitudes Affect Treatment," 1939 34 13 ca. 1935-1939, 1985 34 14 1940-1943, 1985 34 15 1944-1951 34 16 ca. 1950-1954 34 17 "Casework with Families Having Marital and Parent- Child Conflicts," notes, ca. 1950-1954 34 18 "Case Work in any Category," speech notes and program, 1951 34 19 Papers and speeches on diagnosis in casework, 1954-1955 34 20 Papers, reviews, and discussion, ca. 1955-1959 35 21 "The Nature of Personality Change in Casework," notes, paper and commmentary, 1956 35 22 "Analysis of Two Casework Approaches," revisions and discussion, 1956-1962, ca. 1986 35 23 Comments on Helen Perlman's book, 1958 35 24 Papers, reviews and speeches, 1960-1969 35 25 "Casework and Social Class," speech, review and related material, 1965 35 26 Letters to the editor, 1966, ca. 1970s 35 27 "The Psychosocial Approach to the Practice of Casework," 1969 35 28 "Current and Future Trends in Social Casework," early and revised drafts, 1971-1973 35 29 ca. 1972-1978 35 30 "Growth and Synthesis in Psychosocial Casework," 1972 35 31 Boston meeting, papers and notes, ca. 1973-1975 35 32 Forward to Poverty and Social Casework Services, Ben Orcutt, 1973 35 33 "Social Casework: The Psychological Approaches," 1977 Encyclopedia of Social Work, correspondence and draft, 1975-1976 36 34 "Evaluation: Clinical Results and Research Methodology," notes, ca. 1975 36 35 "Evaluation: Clinical Results and Research Methodology," draft and mailing list, 1976-ca. 1977 36 36 "On Revisiting Social Work," early draft and correspondence, ca. 1978 36 37 "On Revisiting Social Work," address draft and program, ca. 1978 36 38 "On Revisiting Social Work," commentary and correspondence, ca. 1978-1980 36 39 Introduction and related correspondence for Clinical Social Workers as Psychotherapists, by Florence Lieberman, ca. 1979-1982 36 40 "For Eileen's book," 1981 36 41 "Clinical Social Work--What is It?", speech, 1981 36 42 Speeches, 1982-1983 36 43 "How It Really Was," drafts and related materials, ca. 1983 36 44 "How It Really Was," commentary and correspondence, ca. 1983-1986 36 45 "Psychological Perspective in Clinical Social Work, a Personal Perspective of How it Really Began," videocassette, Smith College, 1983 36 46 "The Early Growth and Development of Modern Social Casework," notes, 1984 36 47 Speeches, undated 36 48 Discussions of Florence Hollis's papers, 1938-1960, 1985 Publications 36 49 The Journal of Social Casework (formerly The Family), issues edited by Hollis, 1942-1947 Articles 36 50 1931-ca. 1940, 1985, n.d. 36 51 Articles and pamphlet, 1945-1959, n.d. 37 52 Articles and publication list, 1960-ca. 1983, n.d. Books Social Case Work in Practice: Six Case Studies 37 53 Case notes, ca. 1930s, ca. 1976 37 54 Yelenk (Homenko) case, Institute of Family Service, Cleveland, 1938, ca. 1985 37 55 Reviews, 1939-1940 37 56 Correspondence, 1939-1941, 1955 Women in Marital Conflict 37 57 Correspondence, 1945-1953 37 58 Reviews, 1949-1951 Casework: A Psychosocial Therapy, 1st and 2nd editions 37 59 Notes and reviews, ca. 1964-1973 37 60 Reviews from abroad, 1964-1968 37 61 Correspondence concerning Japanese translation, 1965-1979, n.d. Casework: A Psychosocial Therapy, 3rd edition 37 62 Introduction, acknowledgments and notes, ca. 1980 37 63 Introduction, acknowledgments and epiloque, 1980-1981 37 64 Preface, acknowledgments, and table of contents, galley proofs, ca. 1980-1981 37 65 Corrected index, ca. 1981 Chapter 1 37 66 "Scraps of 10/15 copy," ca. 1979 37 67 Early draft, 1979 37 68 Early draft, 1979 37 69 Mary Woods' copy, ca. 1979-1980 37 70 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 37 71 "Scraps of final 1," ca. 1979-1980 37 72 Endnotes, ca. 1979-1980 37 73 Fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 2 38 74 Notes and drafts, 1979 38 75 Early draft, 1979 38 76 Early draft, Mary Woods' copy, 1979 38 77 Early draft, fragments, ca. 1979 38 78 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 38 79 Chapter 2 and 4, fragments, 1980 Chapter 3 38 80 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 38 81 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 38 82 Copy edited draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 4 38 83 Early notes, ca. 1979 38 84 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 38 85 Early draft, Mary Woods' copy, ca. 1979-1980 38 86 Early draft, fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 5 38 87 Preliminary notes, ca. 1979 38 88 Early draft 1, Mary Woods' copy, ca. 1979-1980 38 89 Early draft 2, Mary Woods' copy, 1980 38 90 Early draft, fragments, ca. 1979-1980 38 91 Intermediate draft, ca. 1980 38 92 "Scraps of final 5," ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 6 38 93 Early notes, ca. 1979 Chapter 7 38 94 Early notes, ca. 1979 39 95 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 96 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 97 Fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 8 39 98 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 99 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 100 Copy edited draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 9 39 101 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 102 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 103 Copy edited draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 10 39 104 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 105 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 39 106 Copy edited draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 11 39 107 Intermediate draft 1, ca. 1979-1980 39 108 Intermediate draft 2, ca. 1979-1980 39 109 Copy edited draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 12 39 110 Early draft and related material, 1979 39 111 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 112 Copy edited draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 13 40 113 Early notes and fragments, ca. 1979 40 114 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 115 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 14 40 116 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 117 Fragments, ca. 1979 40 118 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 119 Fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 15 40 120 "Chapter 14, new 15--scraps," ca. 1979 40 121 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 122 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 123 Fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 16 40 124 "Remnants," ca. 1979 40 125 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 126 Early draft with Mary Woods' comments, ca. 1979-1980 40 127 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 128 Fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 17 40 129 Preliminary draft, ca. 1979 40 130 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 131 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 132 Odds and ends, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 18 40 133 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 40 134 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 41 135 "Odds and ends," ca. 1979 41 136 Fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 19 41 137 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 41 138 Intermediate draft 1, ca. 1979-1980 41 139 Intermediate draft 2, ca. 1979-1980 41 140 Copy edited draft, ca. 1979-1980 Chapter 20 41 141 Ideas, resource materials, and fragments, ca. 1978-1980 41 142 Preliminary notes, ca. 1979-1980 41 143 Early draft, ca. 1979-1980 41 144 Early draft, Mary Woods' copy, ca. 1979-1980 41 145 Intermediate draft, ca. 1979-1980 41 146 And appendix A, later draft, ca. 1979-1980 41 147 "Odds and ends," ca. 1979-1980 41 148 Fragments, ca. 1979-1980 Related materials 41 149 Selected end notes, ca. 1979-1980 41 150 Ideas, reference materials and correspondence, ca. 1969-1980 41 151 Conference ideas, ca. 1978-1979 42 152 "Recent conference" notes, ca. 1980 42 153 Manuscript review materials with correspondence, ca. 1979-1980, n.d. 42 154 Review and revision prospectus, ca. 1979 42 155 Miscellaneous materials, ca. 1979, n.d. 42 156 "Book odds and ends on desk 7/30/80," ca. 1980 42 157 Author's questionnaire, 1980 42 158 Reviews, 1982-1986 42 Published Books: Social Case Work in Practice: Six Case Studies, 1939; Women in Marital Conflict, 1955 (Dutch edition); and Casework, A Psychosocial Therapy (various editions, 1964- ) Series VII. TYPOLOGY RESEARCH Notes and findings 42 1 Classification System, general case notes and discussion notes, ca. 194[?]-196[?], ca. 1986 42 2 Classification System, general cases notes and discussion notes, ca. 1954-1958 42 3 Pre-book Classification Study, samples of notes on cases, Watson, ca. 1953-1957 42 4 Pre-book Classification Study, sample of notes on cases, Kerr, ca. 1954-1958 42 5 Classification outlines, schemes, charts and item illustrations, 1958-ca. 1974 1966 typology work folders and related documents "1966 Work Folder, findings, material for computer" 42 6 ca. 196[?]-1966 42 7 ca. 1962-1966 43 8 ca. 1962-1966 43 9 ca. 1962-1966 43 10 "Notes for summer work, 1966," ca. 1966 43 11 Program for the Wilcoxon and Mann-Whitney Tests and related materials, ca. 1965-1966 43 12 Classification in Casework Treatment, notes and tables, 1964-ca. 1966 National Institute of Mental Health reports and related documents 43 13 Typology research development, ideas, progress reports, grant applications and correspondence, 1958-1966, ca. 1986 43 14 "Development of A Casework Treatment Typology," Final Progress Report, 1-50A, 1966 43 15 "Development of A Casework Treatment Typology," Final Progress Report, 51-84 and appendices, 1966 43 16 "Development of A Casework Treatment Typology," Final Report, 1966 43 17 "A Casework Treatment Typology Workbook," 1968 44 18 "A Casework Treatment Typology Workbook," revisions and notes, ca. 1968 Cases used in typology research Records and code sheets 44 19 Case 1, 1962-1964, ca. 1971 44 20 Case 2, 1962-1964, ca. 1971 44 21 Case 3, 1963-1964, ca. 1971 44 22 Case 4, 1962-1965 44 23 Case 5, 1962-1964, ca. 1971 44 24 Case 6, 1962-1964, ca. 1971 44 25 Case 7, 1962-1964, ca. 1971 44 26 Case 8, 1962-1964, 1971 44 27 Case 9, 1963-1964, ca. 1971 44 28 Record 173485, 1962-1971 44 29 Record 173486 and record 174373, 1962-1963 44 30 Miscellaneous notes, ca. 1962-1971 44 31 Training kit, assorted materials, 1962-ca. 1967 Diagnostic records and interview data Family and Children's Service, St. Louis, MO 44 32 1001, case 144236, ca. 1966 44 33 1002, case 144237, ca. 1966 44 34 1003, case 144607, ca. 1966-1968 44 35 1004, case 144369, ca. 1966 44 36 1005, case 146036, ca. 1967 44 37 1006, ca. 1967 44 38 1007, ca. 1967 44 39 1008, ca. 1967 44 40 1009, case 146814, [1967?] 44 41 1010, ca. 1966-1967 44 42 1011 case 146237, ca. 1967 44 43 1012 case 146640, ca. 1967 Family Service of Philadelphia 45 44 1021, case 55809, ca. 1966-1967 45 45 1022, case 55837, ca. 1966-1967 45 46 1023, case 55548, ca. 1966-1967 45 47 1024, case 55848, [1966-1967?] 45 48 1025, case 56065, ca. 1967 Typology speeches and papers 45 49 Hollis's typology, speeches, papers and notes, ca. 1957-1967 45 50 Administrative Group Meeting, minutes and notes, Family Service Association of Cleveland, 1962 45 51 "The Relation of Diagnosis to Treatment Techniques," speech, related notes and flyer, N.A.S.W., 1962-1964 45 52 "Casework Treatment: An Attempt at Classification" and "Casework Treatment: Experiment in Classifications," lecture, notes and program, Chicago and Cincinnati, ca. 1964-1965 45 53 "Explorations with a Treatment Typology," program and commentary, Bryn Mawr College, 1965 45 54 "Developments in Casework Methodology," speech notes, National Institute for Social Work Training, London, 1966 Papers, studies, and articles using the Hollis typology 45 55 Comparison of Hollis's typology with other systems, ca. 1963-1964, ca. 1986 45 56 Reid-Turner coding study, record T1, interview transcript and code sheets, ca. 1963-1965, 1977 45 57 Classification resource material, 8201, ca. 1968-1969 "Social Work Treatment and Values Differences," Francis Turner, doctoral dissertation, 1963 45 58 Chapters 1-3 45 59 Chapters 4-7 45 60 Appendices, bibliography and Hollis's notes, 1963-[1971?] 45 61 Final report of project 555-25-1, Francis Turner, 1967 46 62 "An Investigation of a Scheme for the Classification of Casework Activities," Domanski, et al., Smith School for Social Work, 1960 46 63 "The Application of the Hollis Treatment Classification System to the Casework Treatment of Adolescents," Barbara Ennis, master's thesis, New York School of Social Work, 1961 46 64 "Treatment Procedures Used With Schizophrenic Patients, Chronic, Undifferentiated Type," M.K. O'Neill, master's thesis, 1965 "The Use of Content Analysis to Compare Three Types of Casework Recording," Buchenhorner, et al., Columbia University School of Social Work, 1966 46 65 Part I 46 66 Part II and bibliography 46 67 "Situational Diagnosis and Situational Therapy," Max Siporin, paper, 1966 "Casework Treatment Procedures as a Function of Client-Diagnostic Variables," Edward J. Mullen, doctoral dissertation, 1968 46 68 Chapters 1-4 46 69 Chapters 5-7 46 70 Appendices and bibliography 46 71 "Testing with a Treatment Typology," Edna Chamberlain, paper and correspondence, with commentary by Florence Hollis, 1968-ca. 1969 46 72 Service to Youth Council, code manual, correspondence and related material, ca. 1969 46 73 Typology coding with Mitzi Montgomery, correspondence, interview and analysis, ca. 1971-1973, 1981 "Feedback Systems, Interaction Analysis, and Counseling Models in Professional Programmes," Mitzi Montgomery, doctoral dissertation, 1973 47 74 Chapters 1-4 47 75 Chapters 5-7 47 76 Chapter 8, bibliography and appendices Preventing Chronic Dependency, Mullen, et al. 47 77 Draft, chapters 1-6, 1970 47 78 Draft, chapters 7-9 and appendices, 1970 47 79 Preventing Chronic Dependency, Mullen, et al., publication and notes, Community Service Society of New York, ca. 1970 47 80 Hollis's comments, 1970-1973 "Caseworkers' Judgments of Clients' Hope: Some Correlates among Client-Situation Characteristics and Among Workers' Communication Patterns," F.L. Boatman, doctoral dissertation, 1974 47 81 Chapters 1-3 47 82 Chapters 4-5, appendices and bibliography 48 83 "Developing A Research Methodology for Theory Research in a Project: A Classification System that Predicts Casework Treatment," and related work, Donald Ayre, Family and Children's Service, Pittsburgh, 1963-1964 48 84 "A Classification System that Predicts Casework Methodology," Donald Ayre, Family and Children's Service, Pittsburgh, 1964 48 85 "The Hollis Typology Applied to an Inner City Population," Ron Spolar, paper and correspondence, ca. 1975-1976 48 86 "The Hollis Typology Applied to an Inner City Population," Ron Spolar, paper and correspondence, ca. 1975-1976 Lee Rauch, paper and correspondence, 1981-1982 48 87 Published articles using Hollis typology, 1964-1970 Series VIII. NOTES ON SELECTED DOCUMENTS 48 1 Key to folders, ca. 1986 "Scattered Teaching Notes" 48 2 Folder 1, ca. 1930s, ca. 1986 48 3 Folder 2, consultation with Dr. Maider, notes, ca. 1933, ca. 1986 48 4 Folder 3, ca. 1930s, ca. 1986 48 5 Folder 4, casework, "spiral notebook," ca. 1936-1939, ca. 1986 Notes for speeches, 1930-1940 48 6 Folder 5, "The Caseworker and the Modern Family," and "Individualized Service to Families," 1938, ca. 1986 48 7 Folder 6, Edwards family, ca. 1936-1939, ca. 1986 48 8 Folder 7, ca. 1930-1940, ca. 1986 48 9 Folder 8, On curriculum changes, ca. 1938, ca. 1986 48 10 Folder 9, "Why a Private Family Agency?," ca. 1930-1940, ca. 1986 48 11 Folder 10, On supervision, ca. 1930-1940, ca. 1986 48 12 Folder 11, Cash versus kind, ca. 1930-1940, ca. 1986 48 13 Folder 12, "Making the Most of Our Children," ca. 1930-1940, ca. 1986 48 14 Folder 13, "Making the Most of Our Children," final version, ca. 1930-1940, ca. 1986 48 15 Folder 14, Speech on attitudes, 1939, ca. 1986 48 16 Folder 15, "The Place of the Private Family Welfare Society in the Community," 1938, ca. 1986 48 17 Folder 16, "Private and Public Relief," ca. 1937-1939, ca. 1986 48 18 Folder 17, Social Case Work in Practice: Six Case Studies, case notes, ca. 1930s, ca. 1976 48 19 Folder 18, comments on Helen Perlman's book, 1958, 1985 Tapes 48 20 1, 2, and 3, ca. 1986 48 21 4, notes on Helen Perlman's book, and 5, notes on Casework in Practice: Six Case Studies, ca. 1985-1986 Series IX. PHOTOGRAPHS Florence Hollis collection 49 1 Florence Hollis, ca. 1910-1987, n.d. 49 2 Florence Hollis, school photographs, ca. 1922-1928, 1978 49 3 Louis Herbert Hollis and Bertha Hoerig Hollis, parents of Florence Hollis, 1954-1986, n.d. 49 4 Louis Hoerig Hollis, brother of Florence Hollis and his wife, Virginia Earle Hollis, 1915, 1944-1964, n.d. 49 5 Hoerig relatives, 1918, 1964, n.d. 49 6 Hollis relatives, 1941-1952, n.d. 49 7 Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds, 1937-1979, n.d. 49 8 Friends and associates of Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds, C-S, 1946-1982, n.d. 49 9 Friends and associates of Florence Hollis and Rosemary Reynolds, T-W, and unidentified, ca. 1920-1987 50 10 Florence Day, 1947-1954, n.d. 50 11 Anni Hofer and Ruth Zobrist, 1951-1985, n.d. 50 12 Dame Eileen Younghusband, 1958-1978, n.d. 50 13 Crosslands Retirement Community, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, 1978-1980 50 14 Unidentified and miscellaneous, 1905, 1963-1986, n.d. Rosemary Reynolds collection 50 15 Rosemary Reynolds, 1906-1971, n.d. 50 16 Mary Ross Reynolds and Chauncey P. Reynolds, parents of Rosemary Reynolds, 1901-1903, n.d. 50 17 Reynolds family members, 1903-1911, ca. 1960-1975, n.d. 50 18 Home of Mary Ross Reynolds, 6105 Wayne Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1939, 1961, 1977-1978 50 19 Assorted friends and relatives [?], ca. 1928-1973 50 20 Mount Holyoke College classmates, 1928, 1953, 1976 50 21 Office, Community Service Society of New York, 1968-1978 Series X. ROSEMARY REYNOLDS PAPERS Family history and biography 51 1 Reynolds family tree, newsclippings and related documents, 1967-1979, n.d. 51 2 Bridal register and marriage certificate, Mary Ross Reynolds and Chauncey P. Reynolds, 1901-1902 51 3 Birth certificate and notice, and confirmation paper, 1906, 1922 51 4 "The Biography of Our Baby," 1906-1912 51 5 "The Biography of Our Baby," enclosures, 1906-1912, n.d. 51 6 Biographical materials, ca. 1930-1981 51 7 Certificates and awards, 1934-1935, ca. 1973 51 8 Diary of a friend or relative of Rosemary Reynolds, ca. 1939-1946, n.d. 51 9 Mary Ross Reynolds, assorted materials, 1940-1964, n.d. 51 10 Correspondence to Mary Ross Reynolds, ca. 1958-1962, n.d. 51 11 Medical records, 1968-1980, n.d. Retirement at Crosslands, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania 51 12 Correspondence with Crosslands, 1972-1977 51 13 Committee records, ca. 1978-1979 51 14 Hospice group workshop, memos, questionnaire and relfections, 1980 51 15 Religious pamphlets, prayers and related documents, n.d. Correspondence 51 16 General correspondence, 1922-1928 51 17 General corrrespondence, 1955-1984, n.d. 51 18 Correspondence records, 1949-1984 51 19 Address list from 1903 to 1961, ca. 1942-1961 Education High School 51 20 English notebook, pages 1-101, 1922 51 21 English notebook, pages 102-192, 1922 52 22 "The Diary of the Winthrop Family," fictional diary chronicling the period from 1620-1920, 1923[?] 52 23 "Modern Poetry," paper, April 27, 1923 Graduate study in London 52 24 "New Homes for London's Poor," 1928 Pennsylvania School of Social Work 52 25 Case summary, 1929, 1983 52 26 "Casework for First Years," Master of Social Work thesis, 1936 Community Service Society of New York 52 27 Culture and personality seminar, notes, reports and related material, 1949 Publications, papers, and speeches 52 28 The Spokesman, Family Society of Philadelphia, 1931-1933 52 29 Publications, papers and speeches, ca. 1931-1933, 1983 52 30 Publication, papers and speeches, 1934-1938 52 31 Publications, papers, speeches and reviews, 1946-1947 52 32 "Services to Individuals Within a Group Work Setting," speech, correspondence and related report, 1950-1951 52 33 Publications, papers, and speech, 1951-1959 Professional activities 52 34 Atlantic City, Institute on selection and supervision of student supervisors, conference notes, 1950, ca. 1947-1950 53 35 Bryn Mawr Institute June 1955, Unmarried parenthood, records, notes and final summary, 1951-1955 53 36 Cleveland, Ohio, Supervisory conferences, ca. 1934-1937 Community Service Society of New York 53 37 Assorted documents, 1942-1975 53 38 Committee on student training and supervision, minutes, memoranda, progress reports and related documents, 1947-1948, n.d. 53 39 Study of professional responsibilities in family service, memoranda and reports, ca. 1947-1949 53 40 Intake study, minutes and reports, 1949-1950 53 41 DS-AS Committee of the Whole, minutes and memoranda, 1950 53 42 Case review study, memos and reports, 1954 53 43 Progress report, 1964 53 44 Study committee report and related newsclipping, January 1971 53 45 Caring for the aged, reports and publication, The Natural Supports Program, 1980-1981 53 46 "Content of Field Work Training in a Family Agency," on supervision, notes, 1942-1946 53 47 Cuyahoga County Relief Administration (CCRA), Cleveland, Ohio, Studies, reports and correspondence, 1934-1937 53 48 Family Service Association of America seminar, "Philosophy and Practice of Supervision," Lake Forest, Illinois, 1947 53 49 Family Welfare Society of America, Great Lakes region, supervision, assorted documents, 1926-1929, 1986 53 50 Guidelines for staff development programs, on supervision, 1957 53 51 Institute of Family Services (The Associated Charities), Cleveland, Ohio, Correspondence, 1933 53 52 Smith College School for Social Work, Institute on student supervision, notes, July 1946 53 53 Smith College School for Social Work, Supervisory method in social casework seminar, conference notes, 1948 53 54 Western Reserve University, School of Applied Social Sciences, staff supervision conference notes, 1937-1942 53 55 Western Reserve University, School of Applied Social Sciences, supervision conference notes, 1939 OVERSIZE MATERIALS AND TAPES 54 1 Certificates and awards, oversize, 1966, 1983 55 Correspondence records, Florence Hollis, 1942-1985 56 [See Flat file] 57 Case records on index cards, A-Z, 1926-1971 58 Psychological Perspective in Clinical Social Work, a Personal Perspective of How it Really Began," videocassette, Smith College, 1983 59 1 Typology research, Watson, early content analysis and coded data, ca. 1953-1957 59 2 Typology research, Kerr, early content analysis and coded data, 1956-1958 [?] 59 3 Typology research, training kit, code sheets, 1964-1965 59 4 Typology research, code sheets, record T1, interview 1 and interview 3, 1963 59 5 Typology research, typology coding with Mitzi Montgomery, code sheets, 1971-1972 Tapes of cases used in typology research No. 1001 and 1002 Reel 1 60 No. 1001, side 1, Mr. Hays, interview 6, April 12, 1966 60 No. 1002, side 2, Mr. and Mrs. Will, interview 5, April 12, 1966 No. 1002 Reel 2 60 side 1, Mr. Will, interview 6, April 19, 1966 60 side 2, Mrs. Will, interview 6, April 19, 1966 Reel 3 60 side 1, Mr. Will, interview 7, April 26, 1966 60 side 2, Mrs. Will, interview 8, May 3, 1966 Reel 4 60 side 1, Mr. Will, interview 8, May 3, 1966 60 side 2, Mrs. Will, interview 9, May 10, 1966 Reel 5 60 side 1, Mr. Will, interview 9, May 10, 1966 60 side 2, Mrs. Will, interview 10, May 17, 1966 Reel 6 60 side 1, Mr. Will, interview 10, May 17, 1966 No. 1003 Reel 1 60 side 1, Mr. Ewell, interview 6, October 13, 1966 60 side 2, Mr. Ewell, interview 7, October 18, 1966 Reel 2 60 side 1, Mr. Ewell, interview 8, October 25, 1966 60 side 2, Mr. Ewell, interview 9, November 1, 1966 Reel 3 60 side 1, Mr. Ewell, interview 10, November 8, 1966 Reel 4 60 side 1, Mrs. Ewell, interview 8, October 10, 1966 60 side 2, Mrs. Ewell, interview 9, October 20, 1966 Reel 5 60 side 2, Mrs. Ewell, interview 10, October 27, 1966 No. 1004 Reel 1 60 side 1, Mrs. Ritter, interview 10, October 9, 1966 No. 1006 Reel 1 60 side 1, Mrs. Overton, interview 7, April 10, 1967 Reel 2 60 side 1, Mrs. Overton, interview 8, April 14, 1967 60 side 2, Mrs. Overton, interview 9, April 17, 1967 Reel 3 60 side 1, Mrs. Overton, interview 10, April 21, 1967 Reel 4 60 side 1, Mr. Overton, interview 5, April 13, 1967 60 side 2, Mr. Overton, interview 6, April 18, 1967 No. 1007 Reel 1 60 side 1, Mr. Murphy, interview 6, April 6, 1967 Reel 2 60 side 1, Mr. Murphy, interview 7, April 13, 1967 Reel 3 60 side 1, Mr. Murphy, interview 8, April 21, 1967 Reel 4 60 side 1, Mrs. Murphy, interview 6, April 14, 1967 Reel 5 60 side 1, Mrs. Murphy, interview 7, April 21, 1967 Reel 6 60 side 1, joint interview: Mrs. Murphy, interview 8; Mr. Murphy, interview 9, April 27, 1967 Reel 7 60 side 2, joint interview: Mrs. Murphy, interview 9; Mr. Murphy, interview 10, May 4, 1967 Reel 8 60 side 1, joint interview: Mrs. Murphy interview 10; Mr. Murphy interview 11, May 17, 1967 No. 1009 Reel 1 60 side 1, Mrs. James, interview 7, June 21, [196?] Reel 2 60 side 1, Mrs. James, interview 8, June 28, [196?] Reel 3 60 side 1, Mrs. James, interview 9, July 5, [196?] Reel 4 60 side 1, Mrs. James, interview 10, July 12, [196?] Reel 5 60 side 2, Mrs. James, interview [?], [July 196[?] Reel 6 60 side 1, Mr. James, [interview 5?], [June 22, 196?] Reel 7 60 side 1, Mr. James, [interview 6?], [June 28, 196?] Reel 8 60 side 1, Mr. James, [interview 7 or interview 8], [July 11, 196? or July 20, 196?] Reel 9 60 side 1, Mr. James, interview 9, July 25, [196?] Reel 10 60 side 1, Mr. James, interview 10, August 2, [196?] No. 1011 Reel 1 60 side 1, Mr. and Mrs. Kornblet, interview 6, May 2, 1967 Reel 2 60 side 1, Mr. and Mrs. Kornblet, interview 7, May 29, 1967 Reel 3 60 side 1, Mr. and Mrs. Kornblet, interview 8, July 11, 1967 Reel 4 60 side 2, Mr. and Mrs. Kornblet, interview 9, July 25, 1967 No. 1012 Reel 1 61 side 1, joint interview: Mr. Sully, interview 5; Mrs. Sully, interview 5, May 17, 1967 Reel 2 61 side 1, joint interview: Mr. Sully, interview 6; Mrs. Sully, interview 6, May 23, 1967 Reel 3 61 side 1, joint interview: Mr. Sully, interview 7; Mrs. Sully, interview 7, June 1, 1967 Reel 4 61 side 1, joint interview [?]: Mr. Sully, interview 8 [?]; Mrs. Sully, interview 8 [?], [June 6, 1967 [?] Reel 5 61 side 1, joint interview: Mr. Sully, interview 10; Mrs. Sully, interview 10 June 22, 1967 No. 1021 Reel 1 61 side 1, Mr. Stridiron, interview 6, December 20, 1966 61 side 2, Mr. Stridiron, interview 7, January 4, 1967 Reel 2 61 side 1, Mr. Stridiron, interview 8, January 10, 1967 61 side 2, joint interview: Mr. Stridiron, interview 9; Mrs. Stridiron, interview 11, January 17, 1967 Reel 3 61 side 1, joint interview: Mr. Stridiron, interview 10; Mrs. Stridiron, interview 12, January 31, 1967 Reel 4 61 side 1, Mrs. Stridiron, interview 6, December 6, 1966 61 side 2, Mrs. Stridiron, interview 7, December 13, 1966 Reel 5 61 side 1, Mrs. Stridiron, interview 8, December 20, 1966 61 side 2, Mrs. Stridiron, interview 9, January 3, 1967 Reel 6 61 side 1, Mrs. Stridiron, interview 10, January 10, 1967 No. 1022 Reel 1 61 side 1, Mr. Thompkins, interview 6, December 19, 1966 61 side 2, Mr. Thompkins, interview 7, January 9, 1967 Reel 2 61 side 1, Mrs. Thompkins, interview 6, December 15, 1966 61 side 2, Mrs. Thompkins, interview 7, December 23, 1966 Reel 3 61 side 1, Mrs. Thompkins, interview 8, January 6, 1967 61 side 2, Mrs. Thompkins, interview 9, January 13, 1967 Reel 4 61 side 1, Mrs. Thompkins, interview 10, January 18, 1967 No. 1023 Reel 1 61 side 1, Mr. Moylan, interview 6, November 1, 1966 61 side 2, Mr. Moylan, interview 7, November 8, 1966 Reel 2 61 side 1, Mrs. Moylan, interview 6, November 7, 1966 61 side 2, Mrs. Moylan, interview 7, November 28, 1966 Reel 3 61 side 1, Mr. Moylan, interview 8, November 22, 1966 61 side 2, Mr. Moylan, interview 9, November 29, 1966 Reel 4 61 side 1, Mr. Moylan, interview 10, December 14, 1966 Reel 5 61 side 1, Mrs. Moylan, interview 8, December 8, 1966 61 side 2, joint interview: Mr. Moylan, interview 11; Mrs. Moylan, interview 9, December 21, 1966 Reel 6 61 side 1, joint interview: Mr. Moylan, interview 12; Mrs. Moylan, interview 10, January 5, 1967 No. 1024 Reel 1 61 side 1, Mrs. Frye, interview 6, December 19, [1966?] 61 side 2, Mrs. Frye, interview 7, January 9, [1967?] Reel 2 61 side 1, Mrs. Frye, interview 8, January 16, [1967?] 61 side 2, Mrs. Frye, interview 9, January 30, [1967?] Reel 3 61 side 1, Mrs. Frye, interview 10, February 6, [1967?] Reel 4 61 side 1, Mr. Frye, interview 6, January 5, [1967?] 61 side 2, Mr. Frye, interview 7, January 12, [1967?] Reel 5 61 side 1, Mr. Frye, interview 8, January 19, [1967?] 61 side 2, Mr. Frye, interview 9, January 26, [1967?] Reel 6 61 side 1, Mr. Frye, interview 10, February 2, [1967?] No. 1025 Reel 1 61 side 1, Mrs. Michael, interview 6, March 30, 1967 61 side 2, Mrs. Michael, interview 7, April 6, 1967 Reel 2 61 side 1, Mrs. Michael, interview 8, April 13, 1967 61 side 2, Mrs. Michael, interview 9, April 20, 1967 Reel 3 61 side 1, Mrs. Michael, interview 10, April 27, 1967 61 Miscellaneous tape (used in research?) 62-A, School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley, May 15, 1963 62 Correspondence records, Rosemary Reynolds, 1949-1984 Flat file Research project proposal, charts, Community Service Society of New York, 1974