This folder contains letters from correspondents whose last or organization names begin with the letter S.

Correspondents include: Sacramento State College, St. Joan's International Alliance, St. John Fisher College, Saint Joseph's College, Saint Mary's College, S. Z. Sakall, San Diego State College, City College of San Francisco, San Francisco State College, University of San Francisco, San Jose State College, San Mateo Junior College, University of Santa Clara, San Francisco College for Women, Claude Schaeffer (United States Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs Field Service), Florence Schmidt, St. Mary's University, D.S. Schuller, Debbie Schuller, Laura Sgro, Mabel and Harold Sharon, Gregory E. Shinert, Rose Shoemaker, George Smith, S.J., Rhea Marsh Smith, M.W. Stirling, Institute of Social Order, Sociological Abstracts, Pitirum A. Sorokin, Addison E. Southard, University of Southern California, the Spindlers, Nancy Spain, Marianne Stalid, Stanford Alumni Association, William W. Stein, Mary Beth Stock, F. Olin and E. Stockwell, stonehill College, Anselm Strittmatter, Joan Stroner, Otto Struve, Ed and Ethel Summer, Susan Sumnar, Theo S., Dave. S.

Notable correspondence: Included are several letters to Allen Spitzer from Hollywood character actor S. Z. "Cuddles" Sakall, who says that he has had great success and is playing large roles (11-2-40). A researcher at the "San Francisco Examiner" tells Spitzer that he has been unable to locate any information about an actress named Lucille Ricksen. The correspondences with Florence Schmidt cover topics on Native American and Indigenous studies. Dave Schuller wonders whether Allen desires to make his Fulbright sojourn in Australia permanent. Allen's sister Mabel Spitzer Sharon mentions Allen's gout (6-4-54), Lillian Spitzer's operation (6-22-54), and Allen's fractured hip (5-15-65). George Smith, S. J. comments on Robert J. Henle's view that anthropology should replace the classics as a component of a liberal arts education. Allen Spitzer is asked to represent Stanford University at the inauguration of the president of Culver-Stockton College in Missouri (10-15-56) and the Stockwells note that Lillian Spitzer has taken over Allen's classes at SLU after his death (12-13-67). Anselm Strittmatter, O. S. B. reminisces about Allen's early approaches to Catholicism (1-23-44) and refers to Allen's disillusionment with his doctoral program (3-9-46). Joan Stroner writes verses to the Spitzers.