Included here are: "Strengthening the Family through the Integrated Services of the Priest, the Psychiatrist and the Social Worker" by Thomas Gill, director of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Seattle; poems by Father Howard; "The Last Jew: A Story" by David Marshall; J. Barry McGannon's eulogy for Allen Spitzer; and several reports on the socioeconomic situation in Austria in 1965.

These pages extracted from a binder list such information as publicity notes, the dates Allen Spitzer held certain ranks in the sociology department, his summer sabbaticals, and publications to which information on his activities should be sent.

These notes include outlines for talks given by Allen Spitzer and additional notes on sociological or anthropological topics.

These pages extracted from a binder appear to contain notes for possible articles on fieldwork and/or anthropology and the future.

Notes by Allen Spitzer on the topic of high culture accompany a copy of Josef Haekel's article "Zum Problem der Entstehung der Hochkultur" ("On the Problem of the Origin of High Culture").

Headed "June 18 1958 Notes on my inferiority complex," this sheet lists various compliments offered to Allen Spitzer by his peers.

This folder contains notes made by Lillian Spitzer for Anthropology 527, Social and Cultural Change, a class she took at Washington University under Dr. Whitten. Included is a syllabus for the course.

This folder contains Lillian Spitzer's notes on her social work activities, including interviewing techniques. Since the names and information of clients are mentioned, this material is restricted.

Included here are a mimeographed sheet on the "kinds of groups in Tepoztlan, their composition, distinguishing marks, and function" as well as charts based on the work of Oscar Lewis and Robert Redfield.

Amedeo's paper "Consideration of a Particular Ethnic Group in American Culture" was written for Spitzer's Anthropolgy 111c course. The paper concerns Italian-Americans.