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Norman S. Hayner papers
Inventory
Accession No: 2706-001
NORMANS. HAYNER PAPERS Acc. #2706-78-13
GUIDE
These papers reflect Norman S. Hayner 1 s (1896-1977) teaching career in sociology at the University of Washington beginning in 1925 until his retirement in .1968, and his service as a member ( 1951-55) and chairman (1955-56) of the Washington Prison Terms and Parole Board. Also included are items related to his family 1 s missionary experiences in China (1891-1901) and Hayner•s student days, beginning in 1913, continuing through his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago in 1922. In addition, these papers reflect Hayner 1 s involvement with the Pacific Northwest Conference on Family Relations (1939-48), the Travelers Aid Society of Seattle (1928-74), the Washington Mental Health and Retardation Advisory Council (1968), the Washington Association for Social Welfare (1953-60), and the Washington Temperance Association (1952-71) among others, including various professional organizations.
Arrangement Notes
Hayner liked to gather topically related materials, including correspondence, into subject files. Consequently, the initial General Correspondence series represents only a sample of his correspondents; not even all major corre-spondents are named here. Other major correspondence series may be found in the Corrections and Criminology, Family, Juvenile Delinquency, Penology, Prison, and Probation and Parole subject files as well as in the Washington Prison Terms and Parole Board and W.U. Sociology Department subgroups. The user is advised to always check the subject files for additional correspondence.
Subject series are concentrated in two places: in the main body and in the Parole Board subgroup. The Parole Board files in some cases parallel those in the main body, but are generally confined to the years, 1951-56. Topics of interest to Hayner during those years (such as his trip to Germany, 1954) will be better represented in the Parole Board files than in the main body. Neither set of files is chronologically exclusive, however. The Notes and Drafts, Student Papers, and Sociology Department Subject Files and Course Materials series function as secondary subject series.
By and large Hayner 1 s own file folder headings have been maintained and his filing siheme reconstructed as best as possible. Synonyms and quasi-synonyms were handled on a case-by-case basis. For example, 11 Germany11 and 11West Germany11 have been merged into one file, while 11 Corrections and Criminology11
and 11 Penology11 have been retained as separate files. Indirect access (i.e., 11Marriage11 filed under 11 Family'') was commonly, but not exclusively (e.g., both 11 Housing 11 and 11War Housing 11 files exist) employed by Hayner. Seemingly different file headings may contain similar materials: both the 11 Family and Marriage Customs11 and the 11 Race Contacts 11 files contain student papers on Japanese immigrant acculturation. It is best to look through all the headings when searching for a particular topic.
Hayner was in the habit of moving materials from file to file. Most notably, pages from his Parole Board Journal appear among his course and writings notes, as well as in selected subject files. No attempt was made to restore these items to the Journal.
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NORMANS. HAYNER PAPERS Accession No. 2706-78-13
INVENTORY Table of Contents
Biographical and Genealogical Features ..••.••..•.•.••.•.•••... 1 General Correspondence 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 General Correspondence II (names as subjects) •.••.••••..••.••• 11 Subject Series ..................•...........•...•.........•••• 11 Notes and Drafts ..............•.•.•........•.............•.... 20 Student Papers .....•.......•...••..............•....•.....•..• 20 Speeches & Writings ....•••••.•...••..•••.••.•••.•.••.•••.••••• 20 Prisoner Publications ••.•.••••.•.....••.••.••..••••••••••••••• 21 Conferences and Conventions •.•.••••••.•..•...••••.••...•.••••. 22 C1ass Notes .................................•.......•........• 22
Subgroups ...•...........•............•.........................• 22
Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board •••..•.••••.•.•••••.••. 22 Journa 1 •••••.•• ..•.•.•••••••••..•.••....•.•.....••...••••••••• 22 General Correspondence ••.•.••••••••.•...•..•.•••••....••.••••• 22 Subject Seri es. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
American Correctional Association .••••••.••....•••..••.•••••••.• 28 American Sociological Association ••••••..•.•.•.•...•..••..••.••• 28 Coo rd i nat i ng Counc i 1 s •.•.•.•..••••••.•••.•.•..•••.••••••.••••.•. 29 Pacific Northwest Conference on Family Relations •..•..••...••... 29 Pacific Sociological Society •......•••.••.••••••.••••••..•.••.•• 31 Ruth School for Girls •...•..••.•••...••......•.••........•..•..• 31 Seattle Famtly Life Program •••••••••.•.•.••••••.•••..••..••..••• 31 Seattle-King County Social Hygiene Association ...••.••••••••••.• 31 Society for the Study of Social Problems. Crime and .•..•.••.••.• 31
Delinquency Committee Travelers Aid Society .•..•.••.••.•.••....•...••••••..•.••..•.••• 31 Washington. Mental Health and Mental Retardation Advisory ••••••. 32
Counc i 1 W. U. Socio 1 ogy Department. • • . • • . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . • . • • • • . • • • . • • • • • . • 32
Genera 1 c·orrespondence........................................ 32 Interdepartmental Correspondence ••...••••......•.•••.•.•••.••• 32 Intradepartmental Correspondence •.•••.•••...•••••..•••.•...•.• 32 Annua 1 Reports. . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Minutes ...•.•......•........................•.•............... 33 Committee Fi 1es •................................•............. 33 Subject Series ................................................ 33 Cu r r i cu 1 um Ma t er i a 1 s • . . . . • . • . • . • . • • . . . • • . • . . • • . • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • 3 4 Course Materia1s ...... ........................................ 34
Washington Association for Social Welfare ..•..•....•••..•.•..••• 36 Washington Temperance Association .••.•........••.•.••.•.•....••. 37
Tape-recorded interviews .••.•..•.•.....••.•••...•..•..•..•.•.••• 37
Box-Folder
1-1
1-(2-6)
1-7
1-8
1-(9-10)
1-11
1-(11-12)
1-(13-14) 1- ( 15-16)
1-17
1-18
1-19 1-20
1-21
Seri es
NORMANS. HAYNER PAPERS Accession No. 2706-78-13
INVENTORY
BIOGRAPHICAL AND GENEALOGICAL FEATURES Biographical Items and Bibliographies
(Norman S. Hayner) Family correspondence (of immediate family
members, chiefly Hayner 1 s mother and father)
Family Biographical Features General (includes items on James Frederick
Hayner, Mabel Hayner Bowen, Miriam H. Hayner, Norman C. Hayner, Norman Sherwood Hayner)
Chinese Experiences of Mabel Hayner Bowen (manuscript)
China Stories (correspondence and clippings related to Chinese experiences and manuscript)
Christmas Newsletters (Norman S. Hayner fam i 1 y)
Hayner Family News (Hayner Family Associatiori'J
Diary & Personal Notes Citizenship (items relating to Hayner 1 s
attempts to prove his citizenship) Travel in Europe (correspondence relating to
1933 trip) Personal Documents (diplomas, certificates,
fingerprints, etc.) Photographs Clippings
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE Akers, Ronald L. Alcoholic Problems Association Aldine Publishing Company Alpha Kappa Delta Honorary Sociology
Fraternity American Bar Foundation. Criminal Justice
Administration Survey American Correctional Association (formerly
American Prison Association) American Journal of Sociology American Sociological Review
Items Dates
4 3
5 7 8
1891-1953
n.d.
1900-1914
1946-67
1954-73 1913-58
1893-1949
1932-38
1920-1960 1897-1956
1969-73 1959-61 1975
1951
1955
1927-70 1938-48 1938-62
Box-Folder
1-22
1-23
1-24
1-25
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Anderson, H.H. Anzola, Jorge E. Gutierrez Arizona. Corrections Department Arizona. University Ash, Ellis Austin, Robert G., see Chief Prison &
Parole Officer. Washington. Baber, Ray E. (see also New York. University
[New York]) Bacon, John Marshall Ba i 1 ey , Ma r i e Baker, Virginia Balsam, Louis Gay Barbour, Gary Barnard, Robert C. Barnhart, Kenneth E. Basie Books, Inc. Beam i sh , E. L. Behavior Research Fund (Chicago) Beltran, Renato Caprio Bernard, Jessie Bernard, L.L. Berryman, G. W. Biesanz, John B. Bird, Winfred W. Blumer, Herbert Bogardus, Emory S. and Ed i'th Bone, Homer T. Bordua, David J. Bowen, Charles A. Bowerman, Charles and Madeleine British Journal of Delinquency Brodie, Jessie L-.-Brookover, Wilbur M. Brooks, Lee M. Brown, Roger A. Browning, Harley Br-uce, Mabe 1 L. Burgess, Ernest W. (see also American Journal
of Sociology; U.S. Education Office) California. Attorney General California. Corrections Department California Probation and Parole Association Ca 1 of, R. Canada. Dominion Bureau of Statistics Cape, Charles T. and Violet Cappel, Walter and Marjorie Carbajal, Rodolfo Alcantara Ca r r , Lowe 11 J . Carroll, Gordon R. Castej6n, Federico
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 2
Items Dates
1948 1971
3 1971 1964
2 1938-55
10 1938-56 1954 1950
2 1925-26 1941 1963
2 1950 1953 1970 1936 1930 n.d. 1932 1927 1946
2 1948 3 1943
1954 4 1936-49 3 1942-43
1972 1951
5 1948-49 1955 1948 1959
6 1937-63 1937 1953 1946
3 1948 1943
6 1945-59 1956
2 1950-51 1936
6 1940-54 8 1951-59
1942 1952 1952
8 1968
Box-Folder
1-26
1-27
1-28
Seri es
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Catton, Bill and Nancy Cavanaugh, Joseph A. Caylor, Russell M. Cha 11 , Leo P. Chen, Wei-Ping Cheng, C.K. Chicago Area Project Chute, Lionel V. City Club of Portland (Or_egon) Coffee, John Compton, R.B. Cos by , G 1 o r i a Costner, Herbert L. Cottrell, Leonard S. Cowley-Ross, Marie Cox, Arthur Cozart, Reed Cranor, John R. Cressey, Donald R. Crowell (Thomas Y.} Company Daniels, Deborah Danish Lisle Unit Davey, Winthrop N. Davis, Kingsley del Pozo, Juan Yepes Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity de Mira, Lilette Galland Di a 1 , V i rg i n i a Dick, Gordon Doubleday & Company, Inc. Downs, Marcus Ross Orange, Frances N. Drew, Patricia Driver, Edwin D. Duckles, Ed Duitch, Jack E. Duncan, Charles T. Dupras, Andr~ Duva 11 , Eve 1 yn Mi 11 is (see a 1 so Woman I s
Foundation) Du Vall, Everett W. Eichman, Charles J. El lnterno Ellsworth, Sherman Engle, Nathaniel H. Errington, Peter Evans, Miriam and Frank 0. Fahey, George E., see Washington. Chief
Probation and Parole Officer Family Planning Council (Seattle) Fava, Sylvia F.
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 3
Items Dates
1974 3 1944-45
1959 1962
5 1959-61 1951
2 1940-53 1947 1945 1943 1934
2 1950 1969
4 1938-39 1952
2 1942 2 1966-67
1951 1960
3 1940 1957 1957 1950 1951 1974 1960 n.d. 1951 1945
11 1953-·55 1952 1948 1951 1957 1953
4 1942-51 1966 1973
1945? 1948
2 1970-71 1967 1945 1942 1964
14 1946-71
1946 1963
Box-Fo Ider
1-29 1-30
1-31
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Federal Probation Quarterly Feitelbaum, Morris A. Finney, Claude B. Florida. State Prison Flory, Pau 1 Floyd, Jack W. Fulcomer, David M. Gamio, Manuel Garcia-Proda, Carlos Garrity, Don Gaw, Francis I. Gettys, W.E. Gibbons, Don G i 11 in, John Glaser, Daniel Glumaz, Stephen J. Gomez, Francis D. Gorton, Slade Gottfredson, Don M. Great Britain. Prison Department. Controller Greenberg (Publisher) Greene, C 1 ive Gronewald, David H. Groves, Ernest R. Guerrero, Pedro E. Zuleta Gustafson, C.T. Hackler, Jim Hagerty, Frank W., see Washington. Prison
Terms and Parole Board Hart, Horne! I Hartung, Frank E. Haugl~nd, Henrietta Hawaii. Social Services and Housing Department Hayner, C 1 if ford (Mrs. l Hayner (Norman C.) Company Hayner, Norman Sherwood Hazen, Bernice M., see Washington State School
for Girls (Centralia) Hazen (Edward W. } Foundation Heitzman, Joyce He! le, Horst Herman, Irving L. Higginbotham, Leslie Hl 11, Sam B. Hintermann, Otto G., see U.S. Army. 91st
Division. 316th Supply Train Hoag, Betty B. Hochtritt, Helen Grace Hoffer, C.R. Hogue, Helen Holmes, Hal Honey, John R.
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 4
Items Dates
21 1941-72 1946 1948 1950 1935
2 1948 1946 1942 1948 1956 1933
2 1928-48 1957
4 1948-49 1958 1948
2 1969-71 1959 1961
2 1973 1936 1942 1966 1939 1971 1946 n.d.
1947 1959 1945 1970 1954 1952
9 1943-76
3 1950 2 1952
1964 1945
4 1943-44 1930
1951 1936 1945 1949 1943 1948
Box-Folder
1-31 (cont. )
1-32 1-33
1-34
1-35
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Hoover, John Edgar, see U.S. Federal
Bureau of Investigation Hopper, Rex D. Horan, Walt Houghton Mifflin Company Howard (John) Association Human Interaction Research Institute
(Los Angeles) Hunter, Harris G., see Washington Prison
Terms and Parole Board Huston, S. Arthur Ike, Tai Industrial Areas Foundation (Chicago) Inkster, Mary Institute for Juvenile Research (Chicago) Iowa. University Irwin, Ralph A. Ivanoff, Elianora Jackson, Henry M. James, John Jenkins, Arthur Jenkins, Dee Johansen, Sigurd Johnson, Grace E. Johnson, Mary E. Johnson, Thomas F. Johnston, Norman Journal of Research in Crime and.Delinquency Joyce, Vernon H. - -Kaden, lrna Marilia Kando, Mi sake Kassebaum, Gene G. Kells, Doris Kepner, H.V. Key Issues King County. Sheriff Ki~sey, Alfred C. Kitano, Harry L. KRAB (Radio Station) Krogman, Wilton M. Lamers, Ernest Landis, Judson T. Latin Arileri can· Research Review· LaViolette, Forrest E. Leona rd , 01 en E . Lewis, Oscar Lloyd, G. P. Long Beach, Washington. School Superintendent Lo.ng, Wi 11 iam G. ·(see also U.S. Education
Off ice) Longmans, Green, and Company Lormier, Allan
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 5
Items Dates
3 1949-63 1943
40 1956-66 1953
1972
1937 13 1942-44
1945 n.d. 1958 1969
2 1943-44 2 1937
1943 1954 1944 1954 1968 1940 1938 1960
2 1962 5 1970-71 3 1964-68
1971 1942 1964
3 1943-44 1938 1964 1947 1944
8 1963 n.d. n.d.
2 1960 1951
2 1966 1964 1965 1950
2 1972 1945
1939 1936 1942
Box-Folder
1-35 (cont.)
1-36
1-37
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Loyo, Gilberto Lutherans. Bethlehem Lutheran Church,
Seattle McCain, James A. MacCormick, Austin H., see Osborne
Association McGraw-Hill Book Company McIntosh, George E. McKenzie, R.D. McKittrick, Lee MacVeigh, Helen W. Maddox, William Arthur Magnuson, Warren G. Mahaffey, Aud 1 ey F. Mandel, Ernesto Mannheim, Hermann Marshall, Ruth Ma rt i n , R • R • Martin, Walker T., see Washington. Prison
Terms and Parole Board Matthews, Fred E. Matthews, Ruth I. Mayeda, Goro Maxey, John C. Mendez, Jose' Austin Methodists. University United Methodist
Temp 1 e , Sea tt I e Michigan. Corrections Commfsslon Mihu, Achim Miller, Delbert C. Mi 1 ler, Don Milwaukee. Po 1 ice Department Mitchell, Arlene Mi tche 11 , Hugh B. Mountaineers (Seattle) Mowrer, Ernest R. Mueller, Carl (Mrs.) Musser, John, see New York. University (New York) Myerhoff, Barbara G. Nagel, W.H. Nation National Bank of Commerce (Bellingham) National Council on Crime and Delinquency National Council on Family Relations National Probation and Parole Association Nelson, Beth and Hugh Nelson, Elmer K. Nettler, Gwynne Neumeyer, Martin H. (see also Sociology and
Social Research) New Jersey. Institutions and Agencies Department
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 6
Items Dates
2 2
2
2
7
4
2
3
1950
1946 1946
1961 1960 1931 1957 1952 1935 1942-43 1945-59 1942 1954 1924 1943
1964 1951 1951 1945 n.d.
1945-71 1959 1968 1948-64 1951 1936 1969-73 1952 1936 1948 1938
1964 1962 1956 1953 1962 1956 1952-57 1951 1954 1951
1950
Box-Folder
1-37 (cont.)
1-38 1-39 ·
1-40
1-41 1-42
1-43
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) New Mexico. Parole Board New York (City). Police Department New York. General Sessions Court. Probation
Department New York. Parole Division New York. University (New York) Nordland, Richard {_Mrs.) Norman, Charles G. Norman, Fred North Bend (Washington} Chamber of Commerce NGnez, Lucio Mendieta Nye, Kate Obando, Segura, Victor Manuel O'Brien, Robert W. Odum, Howard W. Ohl in, Lloyd E. Ongekeko, Loudres A. Opler, Morris E. Orcas Power and Light Company Oregon. Hillcresi School Ortega, Alfonso Tamayo Osborne Association {_New York City} Pacific Sociological Society Padgham, K. H. Pascoe, Juan and Dottie Patrick, Clarence H. Pennsylvania. Correction Bureau Pennsylvania. University Peterson, Ralph N. Phelps, Thomas R. Phillips, Frank C. Pierce County. Court. Juvenile Delinquency
Survey Pinnell, George L. Police Chief's Association of Washington Popenoe, Paul Porter, Pauline E. Price, Eric T. Prison Journal Queen, Stuart A. Quinney, Richard Quiroga, Hector Solis Rademaker, John A. Rapp, Roberta Reader's Digest Reckless, Walter C. Record, Wilson Redfield, Robert Reina, Ruben E. Rl [7], Ward Rivera, Pedro
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 7
Items Dates
1959 1938
1946 1956
33 1937-58 1942 1963 1943 1947
3 1942-61 1936
2 1971 2 1944-56
1942 1957 1971 1938
2 1942-55 1946 1971
11 1942-71 4 1952
1965 2 1954-64
1952 1959 1958
2 1945 27 1954-69
1954
2 1936 2 1945
1936 1942 1955 1965 1964
2 1950 2 1968 9 1968-74 2 1939-55
1950 1970 1943 1959
2 1948 2 1952-53
1942 1962
Box-Folder
1-43 (cont.)
1-44
1-47
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Rockefeller (Laura Spellman} Foundation Rockford College Roebuck, Julian B. Rogers, Joseph W. Romines, Pat Rowntree, Jennie I. Ruthowser(7), Ernest Ryan, Bryce and Marge Ryan, John M. · Salewsky Nahmaschinen-Reparaturen San[?], Enrique Sandritter, G. Lee, see Washington.
Institutions Department· Sargent, Noel Schmusser, Lydia Schnapp, Isabel L. Schnur, Alfred C. Schrag, Clarence, see Washington. Adult
· Corrections Division · Schreiner, Helen Scientific Group for the Discussion of
Delinquency Problems Scott, George W. Scribner 1 s (Charles) Sons Searles, Robert J. and Florence Seattle. Police Department Seattle Council of Administrative Women Seattle Star Shannon,Lyle W. Shaw, Clifford R. Sherriff, Florence Shillington, Eileen D. Sieloff, Robert V. Simerville, Clara Simpson Logging Company Skaggs, James D., see Washington. Prison Terms
· and Parole Board · Skrzidlo, Hildegard Smith, T. Lynn Smith, William C. Social Science Research Council Social Service Exchange of Seattle Society for the Prevention of Crime Sociology and Sotial R~ae~rch Soliz, OscarCrespo Spaulding, Philip T. Stacy (J. W.), Inc., Medi ca 1 and Scientific
Books Staerk, (7) Steiner, Jesse F. Stensrud, Donald Gilbert
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 8
Items Dates
n.d. 4 1932-47 2 1963-64
19 1957-73 1962 1953 1922
4 1932-42 1949 1948 1950
1957 1972 1938
5 1958-59
1940
1954 1970 1936 1944
5 1943-48 1942 1939
3 1953-68 1936 1936 1971
6 1942-46 1947 1946
1952 1950
3 1950-52 2 1940-55 4 1935-36
1942 5 1935-71
1971 1960
1936 1973
8 1942-57 1946
Box-Folder
1-47 (cont.)
1-48
1-49 1-50
1-51
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 9
Series Items Dates
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Stephenson, W.L. Stevens, Lewis B. Stols, Aty Story, Margaret and Robert Stout, W.R. (Mrs.) Stroud (Robert F.) Release Committee 4 Sutherland, Edwin H. 15 Taft, Donald R. 2 Taylor, Edward R. Teachers, Olympia Federation of 2 Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association 3 Teeters, Negley K. 5 Temple, Ralph R. Theodorson, George A. Time, Inc. · Topping, Coral W. 22 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
Embassy (Washington, D.C.) United Good Neighbors. Research Director U.S. Army. 91st Division. 316th Supply Train.
Reunion Committee 3 U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Judicial
Conference of Senior Circuit Judges. Punishment for Crime Committee· 2
U.S. Education Office 5 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation 3 U.S. Federal Correctional lnititution
(Seagonville, Texas) U.S. Federal Housing Administration 3 U.S. Forest Service. Human Relation Council U.S. Indian Affairs Office. Taholah Agency 2 U.S. Indian Affairs Office. Yakima Agency 2 U.S. National Institute of Mental Health 4 U.S. Pardon Attorney U.S. Penitentiary (McNeil Island, Washington) 14 U.S. Prisons Bureau 8 U.S. Probation-Parole Office U.S. War Price and Ration Board U.S. War Relocation Authority. Camp Harmony,
Puyallup, Washington (see also correspondence with Tai Ike an·d Lily Yuri Yorozu; and Subject Files, Family and Marriage Customs -Japanese - War Impact for additional relocation materials) 3
U.S. Works Progress Administration. Juvenile Court Project, see Pierce County. Court
University of Chicago. Press 2 University of Puget Sound Valad, William Valenzuela, Tulio Lagos Van Hesdaf, Don Vedder, Clyde B.
1937 1961 1960 1939 1935 1958-60 1932-47 1958-59 1943 1957 1948-51 1944-58 1938 1956 1943 1939-56
1962 1962
1953-60
1942 1941 1938-47
1961 1936 1945 1940 1940 1968-70 1967 1932-58 1945-66 1957 1943
1942
1944-48 1964 1942 n.d. 1950 1957
Box-Folder
1-51 (cont.)
1-52
1-53
1-54
2-1
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Velz, C.J. Virginia. Penitentiary (Richmond) Wade, Douglas Wahl, Alfons Walter, Elma and Herb Washington. Adult Corrections Division.
Supervisor Washington. Chief Probation and Parole
Officer Washington. Finance, Budget, and Business
Department Washington. Governor Washington. Institutions Department Washington. Legislative Council. Public
Institutions Committee Washington. Martha Washington School (Seattle) Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board Washington. Probation and Parole Division Washington. State College (Pullman).
Sociology Department Washington. State Penitentiary (Walla Walla) Washington. State Reformatory (Monroe) Washl~gton. State School for Girls (Centralia) Washington. State Training School (Chehalis) Washington. Superior Court W.U. Arts and Sciences College. Dean W.U. Dean of Men W.U. Faculty Club W.U. Germanic Langu_ages and Literature
Department W.U. Graduate School. Anderson (Agnes H.)
Research Fund Committee W.U. Libraries W.U. Medicine College. Dean W.U. News Service W.U. Personnel Work Director W.U. Political Science Department W.U. President W.U. Press W.U. Public Administration Bureau W.U. Research Committee W.U. Retirement and Insurance Officer W.U. Social Work School Washington Citizens Council of the National
Probation and Parole Association Washington Education Association Washington State Grange Weber, George H. Weiss, Philip J. Wendling, Aubrey West, W.B. Wilgus, A. Curtis
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 10
Items Dates
2 1950 1942 1963 n.d.
2 1954
3 1956-57
3 1944-60
2 1944 1927 1957
1960 1962
12 1944-65 13 1943-68
1942 1944-60
2 1957-62 8 1946-50 4 1946
1924 2 1939-59
1938 1938
2 1966-68
1960 1933 1948 1939-40 1930 1938
2 1938-39 1969 1946
2 1937-40 1962
2 1938-58
2 1956-58 1937 1964
2 1957 1951 1951 1953 1951
Box-Folder
2-1 (cont.)
2-3
2-4 2-5
2-6
Series
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE I (continued) Wilkins, Leslie T. Wi 11 i ams, John Wilson, Lawrence E. Wisconsin. Corrections Division Wisconsin. University Woman's Foundation, lnc. (New York City) Woolbridge, Jessie Wool rich, Frederick W. Woolston, Kay and Howard Wright, Benjamin W. World University Service Yale Law Journal Yale University Y.M.C.A~(Greater Seattle} Y.M.C.A.(University of Washington) Yoder, Fred R., see Washington State College
(Pu 11 man) Yorozu, Lily Yuri Young, Erle Fiske Unidentified
Arthur Beulah Bob Irv Pete
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE 11 (.names as subjects) Akers, Rona 1 d L. Barbour, Gary T. Carleton, John Lounder Cawley, Marion Doyle, Sidney Eugene Garneu, Jean Garrard, James L. Gibbons, Don C. Griffiths, Keith S. Heidlebaugh, Thomas Helina, tlizabeth M. James, John Miller, Rodman Bertley Nielson, Alice M. Nunnel le, Gary Park, Robert E. Phelps, Thomas R. Rogers, Joseph W. Story, Robert C. Wheeler, Stanton
SUBJECT SERIES Abnormal Sex Offenders (report sponsored by the
San Francisco Juvenile Court and Youth Guidance Center)
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 11
Items Dates
4
5
2
3
3
2
2
3 3
14
33 10 3
3
1963 1957 n.d. 1971-72 1956 1946 1940 n.d. 1930 1959-60 1964 1956 1972 1975
1942 1933
1942-45 1972 1952-62 1943 1967
1971-72 1964-69 1943 1938 1946 1958-59 1952 1954 1951 n.d. 1941 1951 1952 1936 1953 1925-66 1955-58 1957-62 1942 1957-58
1952
Box-Folder
2-7 2-8
2-9
2-10
2-11
2-(12-19)
2- (20-21}
2-(22-27)
2- (28-31}
2- (.32-33)
3-(1-4) 3-5 3-6
3-7
3-8
3-(9-10)
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 12
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued) Alcoholism (includes student papers) American Association of University Professors Austria, see Corrections and Criminology -
Correctional Institutions and Systems -England, Germany, Spain
California, see Corrections and Criminology -Correctional Institutions and Systems
Chen, Wei-Ping (includes correspondence) Child Care, see under Family Church Study (by Samuel C. Kincheloe on the
effect of the depression on churches and religion; correspondence with local ministers and rabbis)
Clubs (Y.M.C.A.[national]; Boy's Clubs of America)
Corrections and Criminology (see also Penology, Prison, ~nd Probation and Parole} ·
General Correspondence (with scholars, students, and
corrections and law enforcement officials)
Backgrou~d Materials (notes, reports, inmate statements, statistics, etc.)
Correctional Institutions and Systems England, Germany, Spain (notes, interviews · with prison officials, correspondence,
and background materials collected during field trips in 1933, 1954, 1960, 1968; for additional record of the 1954 field trip see, Washington Prison Terms and Parole Board, Subject Files, under specific country)
1933 jrip (includes notes on selected American cities and institutions)
Other Trips (includes notes on Sweden and Austria)
Miscellany England (includes student papers) Germany (includes Austrian juvenile code) Spain
Tour of Best U.S. Correctional Institutions (1942 trip; also includes notes and correspondence of other trips)
California General (includes correspondence, statistics,
case files) 1949 Visit (includes notes and correspondence
with various institutions and officials) Washington
Items Dates
1950-60 1944-66
1960
1936
1932-33
1927-63
1933-57
1933
1954-68
1941-68 1929-68 1949-68
1933-42
1951-52
1949
Box-Fo 1 der
3-(9-10) (cont.)
3-11
3-12
3-13
3-14
3-15
3-16
3-17
3-18 3-19
3-20 3-21
3-22.
3-23 3- (24-25)
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 13
Seri es
SUBJECT SERIES (continued) Corrections and Criminology (continued)
Correctional lnstituti6ns and Systems (continued) Washington (continued)
Correspondence (includes correspondence concerning the W.U. Sociology Department study on Washington correctional institutions prepared for the Washington Legislature. Charitable and Penal Institutions Interim Committee; see also Washington State Reformatory for the report to the committee)
Miscellany (includes notes, student papers, and minutes of the Citizens Committee on State Institutions)
Wisconsin (includes correspondence; see also Tour of Best U.S. Correctional Institutions}
Crime (student papers on smuggling in Seattle, fraud in the motion picture industry, and graft)
Criminal Court (notes on talks before cri~inology class by a judge and a prosecuting attorney)
Criminal ldentific.ation (writings about fingerprinting) ·
Dancing (study ot dance halls in Seattle and vicinity; includes notes and student papers)
Dating (11 Dating at the University of Washington, 11
Rayanne tupps and Norman S. Hayner; includes correspondence}
Death Penalty (includes student paper) Employer Attitudes Toward Parolees (includes
study by Joseph Rogers and Norman Hayner; Rogers• Ph.D. thesis was the basis for the study)
Correspondence (with Rogers and regarding his Ph.D. thesis) .
General Correspondence Study (and background papers: includes
IIReactions of Manufacturers Toward Employing Parolees, 11 Joseph Rogers and Norman ~ayner; various student papers)
Employment of Offenders Conference, Seattle, Washington, February 18-19, 1960
England, se~ under Corrections and Criminology · - Correctional Institutions and Systems,
and under Juvenile Institutions European Congresses (correspondence) Family
Correspondence (with scholars and students)
Items Dates
1941-44
1929-43
1930's?
1931
1911-42
1934?
1946-47 1952-66
1956-58 1957-64
1957-61
1959-60
1954-60
1929-57
Box-Folder
3-26
3-27
3- (28-29)
3-30
4-1 4-(2-3) 4-4
4-5 4-6
4-7
4-8
4-9
4-10
4-11 4-12
4-13
4-(14-15) 4-16 4-17
4-18
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued) Family (continued)
Child Care (includes notes, student paper, and course materials for Home Economics 66 - Health Youngsters: Standards for Child Care, taught by Una Hayner)
Marriage · Cor.respondence Marital Harmony and Divorce (includes
notes, speeches, background materials, correspondence, and ~tudent papers)
The Unmarried (student paper) War Marriages (student papers) Miscellany
Marriage and Family Case Histories Temporal Ecology and the Family (includes
notes and student paper) Miscellany
Family and Marriage Customs (files include notes and/or student papers except as indicated; many of the families studied are immigrant fami 1 ies)
General (miscellaneous cultures) Balkan Family Bohemian Family Chinese Family
in China in America (also includes article on
topic by Hayner and Charles N. Reynolds)
in Vancouver, B. C. Ca 1 s.o inc 1 udes correspondence}
Miscellany Dutch Family English Family F.ilipino Family Finnish Family German Family German Jewish Family Greek Community (Puget Sound) I r i sh Fam i 1 y · Japanese Family Japanese Family - War Impact upon Jewish Fami 1 y Preliterate Families (Aleut, Chukchee,
Simnasho, Moorish, and Turkish) Russian Family Servian Family Spanish Family Swedish Family
Germany, see under Corrections and Criminology Correctional Institutions and Systems,
and under Juvenile Institutions
Hayner (2706-78-13) P_age 14
Items Dates
1922-42
1934-47
1939-60 1941 1942-45 1932-36 1932-45?
1942-43 1939-57?
1930-40? n.d. n.d.
1935-44
1926-38
1932-37 1938-41 n.d. 1938 1937-42 1938-41 1937-41 1941 1947 1934-48 1932-38 1942-47 n.d.
1931-36 1935-44 1935 n.d. 1936-47
Box-Folder
4-19
4-(20-22)
4-23 4-(24-25) 4-26
4-27 4-28
4-29 4-30
5-1
5-2 5-3 5-4
5-5
5-6
5-7
5-8
5- (9-10)
5-11
5-(12-13)
5-14 5-15
5-16
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued) Handbook on Classification in Corrections
Revision (includes notes and correspondence)
Hotel Life (see Speeches & Writings for copies of dissertation and other writings on this topic)
Correspondence Interviews with Hotel Managers Notes and Background Materials
Housing and Homeless (~hiefly notes and statistics on the Seattle vicinity;] see also War Housing)
Hull, Alexander (gifted child) Human Ecology (includes student paper on the
Fairview-Stewart District; and the Seattle Retail Business Survey, 1938)
Institutional Treatment Intern Reports (on field service with
Seattle Parole and Probation Officers and Juvenile Court)
Juvenile Delinquency Correspondence Auto Theft (includes correspondence) Case Histories Chicago Area Project (includes notes and
correspondence) Delinquency and Spare Time (student papers
on delinquency at Seattle recreation faci 1 ities)
Delinquency Areas (notes and background materi a 1 s)
Delinquency Subcultures (notes and background materials on gangs)
Youth Protection Act (Washington House Bill 195) .
Juvenile Delinquency - Boy Delinquents (studies of delinquency in Seattle, 1922-38; includes student papers)
Juvenile Delinquency - Girl Delinquents (studies of delinquency in Seattle, 1923-37; includes student papers)
Juvenile Delinquency - Maps & Graphs (most are oversized)
1921-34 1934-38
Juvenile Delinquency - Seattle General (includes student papers and map of
school district boundar[es) Delinquency in Various Police Precincts
(student papers)
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 15
Items Dates
1958
1924-60 1959-61 1923-61
1929-35 1941
1935-38 1953-58
1961-65
1942-66 1957 1957-63
1939-57
1940-46
1940's?
1923-65
1947
1930-38
1927-37
1936-47
1936?
Box-Folder
5-17
5-18 5-19 5-20 5-(21-22)
5-23 5-24 5-25 5-26 5- (27-28)
6-1
6-2
6-3 6-4 6-5
6- (6-7)
6-8
6-(9-10} 6-(11-12) 6-13
6-14 6-15 6-16 6-17 6- ( 18-19) 6- (20-21) 6-22
6-23 7-1
7-2
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued) Juvenile Delinquency - Seattle (continued)
Delinquency in Various Districts (student papers; analysis of districts other than those named may also be included in files)
Belltown and Ballard (includes map) Cascade Central (includes maps) Georgetown Greenlake, Greenwood, and lnterbay
(inc 1 udes maps} Lau re 1 hu rst and Lowe 11 Madison, Minor, Montlake, and Mt. Baker Southpark and Skidroad (includes map) Rainier Valley - Italian Districts Wallingford, Warren Avenue, West Seattle,
and Woodward Park Juvenile Delinquency - Pacific Northwest
(student papers) Washington
General Anacortes (includes maps) Auburn (includes map) Bellingham (includes maps) Breme.rton (inc 1 udes maps) Cent ra 1 i a (maps) Clark County Darrington Enumclaw (inc 1 udes map) Everett (includes maps and studies of
Everett lumber mills) Grays Harbor County - Aberdeen and Hoquiam
(includes maps) 1 lwaco Kalama King County (includes maps) Kitsap County (includes map) Pasco Pierce County (maps) Port Angeles (includes correspondence) Olympia and Thurston County (includes maps) Skagit County Snohomish County Spokane (includes maps and correspondence) Tacoma (includes maps and correspondence} Vancouver (includes correspondence) Wa 11 a Wa 11 a Wenatchee (includes map) Yakima .
Oregon The Dalles and Wasco County Portland (includes maps and correspondence)
Hayner (2706-78-13) P_age 16
Items Dates
1930-43 1936-44 1931-37 1947
1930-37 1939 1930 1930-40 1935-36
1929-38
n.d. 1947 1933-47 1930-32 1941-45 n.d. 1938-46 n.d. 1947
1930-38
1932-47 n.d. 1936 1930-48 1938-47 1933-45 1932? 1932-36 1932-37 1942 1936-47 1931-40 1930-37 1938-46 1939 n.d. 1931-47
1947 1935-40
Box-Folder
7-3
7-4
7- (5-6)
7-7 7-8
7-9 7- ( l 0-11)
7-12
7-(13-14)
7-15
7-16
7-17
7- (18-20)
7-21 7-22
7-23
7-24
7- (25-26)
7-(27-28)
7-29
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued)
Hayner (2706-78-13) P_age 17
Items Dates
Juvenile Delinquency - Pacific Northwest (continued) Idaho
General Boise Twin Falls Wal lace
British Columbia Vancouver (maps and correspondence)
Juvenile Institutions England (includes correspondence, notes, and · background mater i a 1 s)
Germany (includes notes and background materials) Washington
Gen.era I Field Reports (of visits by students to
various institutions} Notes and Background Materia 1 s
Boys · General (includes correspondence, notes,
and student papers on various institutions)
Luther Burbank School (includes student papers)
Washington State Training School (Chehalis) · (inc 1 udes correspo.ndence, student papers, and Training School publications)
Girls General (includes notes and student papers
on various institutions} Ruth School for Girls (Burien) (student
papers) Seattle. Martha Was.hington School (includes
student papers)· Washington State School for Girls (Grand
Mound) (includes correspondence, student papers, a State School publication, and a study by Audrey Kittle James)
King County. Stockade (poem and photographs) Latin America (correspondence with scholars and
prison officials; includes questionnaire on Latin American prisons)
Latin American Pri.son Communities (correspondence and notes related to study}
LeMoyne Co 11 ege (notes and correspondence related to visit)
Logging (see also under Student Papers Series) Correspondence _ Notes (includes interviews with loggers and
logging company officials) Maps
1947 1946 1947-48 n.d.
1936-37
1933-38 1933-34
1947-60 1938-61
1932-48
1942-48
1935-51
1934-40
1939-60
1939-47
1932
1971
1965-66
1944
1944-50
1944-45 1944-45
Box-Folder
7-30
7-31 7-32
7-33 8-1
8-2 8-3
8-4
8- (5-6)
8-7 8-8 8-9 8-10
8-11
8-12
8-13
8-14 8-15
8-16 8-17
8-18
8-19 8-20
8-(21-22)
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued) Logging (see also under Student Papers
Series) (continued) Draft and Reprints (of "Taming the
Lumber jack11 )
Travel Vouchers Background Materials (various publications
and pamphlets) Clippings
Measuring Change (determining whether an inmate is· ready· for pa ro 1 e) ·
Mexican Prison Offi.cials (tapes of interviews; boxed separately, see Box 25)
Minority Groups (police-minority relations) New Patterns in Old Mexico (correspondence -- concerning book} Parole, see Probation and Parole 11Patterns in Prisoner Background:
Characteristics of Five Offender Types 11 (correspondence concerning article)
Penology (see also Corrections and Criminology, ~rison, and Probation and Parole)
Correspondence Classification (of prisoners) Notes Miscellany (includes student papers)
Police Graft in Seattle and Spokane (includes correspondence and student paper)
Pol ice Lectures (includes correspondence and notes on lectures to Seattle police)
Poverty (correspondence and background materi a 1 s)
Prison (see also Corrections and Criminology, Penology, and Probation and Parole)
General (correspondence, interviews with prison officials, and notes on various U.S. prisons)
Bibliography on Prisons Prison Compared with Army, Navy, School
(student papers) Prison Education (program descriptions) Prison Farm (student paper and inmate's
account) Prison Labor (questionnaire on labor in
municipal prisons In Washington, and student paper)
Prison Personnel (notes and student paper) Prisons and Parole (correspondence and notes
concerning book) Probation and Parole (correspondence and notes;
see also Corrections and Criminology, Penology, and Prison)
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 18
Items Dates
1945 1945
1941-45 1944-50
1956-61
1946-47
1963-65
1953-59
1942-59 1940-54 1940 1 s? 1929-40?
1942-46
1946-47
1930-37
1923-56 1940?
1947 1935-39
n.d.
n.d. 1952-54
1940-66
Box-Fo 1 der
8-23
8-24
8-25 8- (26-28)
8-29 8-30 8-(31-32} 8-33
8-34
8-35
8-36
9-1
9-2
9-3
9-4
9-5
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued} Public Welfare Department {proposal for
establishment as permanent state agency, by the Washington State Conference of Social Work}
Race Contacts (includes student studies of Pacific Northwest immigrants}
Jews Oriental
Racial Crime (student papers, chiefly on crime in Seattle and other Pacific Northwest cities)
General (includes maps} Chinese Fi 1 i pi no Japanese
11 Recent Observations of Mexican Prisons 11
(correspondence concerning article and Mexican prison issues) ·
Recreation (student papers} Church of the Brethren (Dunkers} Facilities (survey by the Seattle. Park
Department and the Seattle. School D i st r i ct No . 11
High School Students in Industry (American Can Company) Occupational (study of a fishing trap) Parks and Playgrounds Small Towns University of Washington Y.M.C.A. (Seattle} (student reports on
various branches) R.O.T.C. at the College of Puget Sound (notes
and correspondence rela.ted to proposed study) Seattle. Police Department. Detectives Division
(student paper on the reforms instituted by Luke S. May}
Seattle. Police Department. Juvenile Control Unit Seattle. Police Department. Training School Spain, see under Corrections and Criminology
- Correctional Institutions and Systems Sweden, see Corrections and Criminology -
Correctional Institutions and Systems -England, Germany, Spain
Tourist Camp - a New Type of Hotel (notes and correspondence)
U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (includes correspondenc~)
U.S. Penitentiary (McNeil Island) (includes student papers)
War Housing (student papers) War Marriages, see under Family - Marriage
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 19
Items Dates
1934
1926 1926-36
1926-44 1930-36 1930-43 1926-47
1941
1929-37
1928 1932 n.d. n.d. n.d. 1939 n.d.
n.d.
1958-59
19337 1964 1938
1929-30
1940
1936-49 1943-46
Box-Folder
9-6
9-7
9-8
9 (un-numbered folders)
9/10 11
11 to 15
15 and 16
Series
SUBJECT SERIES (continued) Washington State Reformatory (Monroe)
General (includes notes and student papers) Reports
Clarence Schrag to the Washington Legislature. Charitable and Penal Institutions Interim Committee (see also Corrections and Criminology - Washington for correspondence concerning report)
Alan Bates - weekly reports Youth Hostels (includes correspondence and
report to the American Youth Hostels. Pacific Northwest Committee)
NOTES AND DRAFTS (files established by Hayner in the course of writing selected books and articles; these files remain largely unprocessed; many contain correspondence, field notes-observations and interviews, chapter or section drafts, student papers, ephemera, and/or clippings)
Correctional Systems in Fi~e Countries (includes transcripts of interviews with correctional officials)
Mexico City: Another Test Case for Ecological Theory
The Non-Violent Sex Offender Offender Types Perception of Prediction-Item Importance
by Various Groupings of Correctional Personnel
Prison as a Community The Prison Community Prisons and Parole Sentencing By an Administrative Board Setting the Minimum Sentence in Washington
State Spanish American Prisons (includes
transcripts of interviews with prison officials)
STUDENT PAPERS (arranged under Hayner's original topical headings)
SPEECHES AND WRITINGS (by Hayner) (published and readily accessible works· have been weeded)
The American Parole System with Special Attention to Washington State
Attitudes of Employers Toward Hiring Paro 1 ees
Correctional Systems in Five Countries A Delinquent Boy's Own Story
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 20
Items Dates
1931-43
1945 1941
1936-38
1925-707
Box-Fo Jder
15-16 (cont.)
16
Seri es
SPEECHES AND WRITINGS (by Hayner) (published and readily accessible works have been weeded) (continued)
Family Life and Criminality Among Orientals High School Students• Questioni Homosexual and Drug Behavior in Prison: a
Test of the Functional and Importation Models of Inmate Behavior
The Hote 1 : The Socio 1 ogy of Hote 1 Life Hotel Life · Hotel Life: Physical Proximity and Social
Distance Mexican Values, Conjugal Visits, and
Prisoner Roles · Mexico City: Its Latin-American Ecological
Structure · Modes of Adaption to Institutional Constraints:
a Study of Seven Mexican Prisons Patterns in Prisoner Backgrounds People Who Live in Hotels Prisonization in Five Countries: Type of
Prison and Inmate Characteristics Resort Areas on the Pacific Coast (outline) Scores and Clues for Parole Prediction Sit With the Parole Board Social Factors in Oriental Crime Socialization in a Prison Community The Western Family What Kind of Law Enforcement Does Greater
Seattle Need? Report
U.S. Works Progress Juven i 1 e Court Report
Miscellaneous Speeches Sociologist Looks
Book Reviews
Administration. Project-Summary
0 nc 1 udes tape of 11A at Divorce11 }
SPEECHES AND WRITINGS (by others)
PRISONER PUBLICATIONS Florida. State Prison
Raiford· Record U.S. Federal Correctional Institution
(Seagoville, Texas) Seagazette
U.S. Federal Prison Camp (Dupont, Washington) The Dupont Evergreen
U.S:-Federal Reformatory (Chi 11 icote, Ohio) The Beacon
U. S:-Pen i tent i a ry (At 1 anta, Georgi a) The Atlantian
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 21
Items Dates
1950
1963
1941
1941
1941
Box-Folder
16 (cont.)
17-1
l 7- (2-3) 17-(4-5) 17-6 I 7- (7-8) 17-(.9-10) 17-(11-12} 17-13
17-14
17-15 17-16 17-17 17-18 17-19 17-20
Series
PRISONER PUBLICATIONS (continued) U.S. Penitentiary (At 1 anta, Georgi a) (continued)
The Key U.S. Penitentiary (McNei 1 Island, Washington)
The Island Lantern Washington Green Hill School
The New Leaf Washington State Penitentiary (Walla Walla)
Outlook Washington State Reformatory (Monroe)
Calympus The Washington Totem
CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS Washington Citizens Conference on Washington
Courts, Seattle, November 17, 197i
CLASS NOTES (Hayner as student}
MISCELLANY (includes interview notes)
CLIPPINGS (chiefly bi~graphical notices of friends)
Subgroup
Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board JOURNAL (includes Hayner 1 s handwritten notes,
selected correspondence, case files, and supporting materials; not complete -Hayner i'ater moved selected notes to other files, particularly course and writings f i 1 es)
Jul~ - August, 1950 September, 1950 - DecembeG 1951 January, 1952 - December, 1952 January, - July, 1953 August, 1953 - April, 1955 May, 19-5 - January, 1956 February,- September, 1956 Clippings (removed from Journal pages)
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (inc 1 udes case f i 1 e materials; see also Journal and Subject Files for additional correspondence)
April,- December, 1951 January, - October, 1952 November, - December, 1952 January,- May, 1953 June,- December, 1953 January, - June, 1954 July, - December, 1954
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 22
Items Dates
1941
1946-56
1961-64
1945-50
1950 1943
1920-23?
Box-Folder
17-21
17-22 17-23 17-24 17-25 17-26 17-27
17-28
17-29
17-30
17-31
17-32 17-33
17- (.34-36}
17-(37-38) 17-39 17-40
17-41
17-42
18-1
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 23
Subgroup Dates
Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board (continued) GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE (continued)
January - February, 1955 Marc~- August, 1955 September, - December, 1955 January, - March, 1956 April,- June, 1956 July, - August, 1956 Septembe~ - October, 1956
SUBJECT SERIES (arranged alphabetically by Hayner's original folder headings; most files contain correspondence, with supporting items; major correspondents and/or names as subjects are listed with each file; this series includes Committee Files, Speeches and Writings, and Conferences and Conventions)
Alcohol ism American Correctional Association [ACA] (formerly
American Prison Association; APA. Research and Planning Committee)
Correspondence ACA, Eighty-First Annual Congress of Corrections,
Biloxi, Mississippi, October 21-26, 1951 ACA, Eighty-Third Annual Congress of Corrections,
Toronto, Canada, October 11-16, 1953 ACA, Eighty-Fifth Annual Congress of Corrections,
Des Moines, Iowa, September 27-30, 1955 American Sociological Society Biennium Material and Estimate (.Washington
Legislature. Budget Committee) 1951-53 1953-55
Board Policies Correspondence (with various legal experts and
state law enforcement officials) Notes Miscellaneous
Budget 1954-55 1955-57
Cash Bonds (for parolees going to distant states; Iowa. Parole Board; Florida. Parole Commission; National Probatfon and Parole Association)
Confidential (Washington Governor; Washington State Penitentiary [Wal la Wal la]; most items relate to budget}
Correct iona 1 Round Tab 1e (bi-monthly joint meetings between the Parole Board, Parole Officers, and the Institutional Officers at Washington. State Penitentiary [Wa11a Walla]; correspondence regarding speakers}
1953-56
1951-55
1955
1950-51 1955
1951-55 1951-55 1951-56
1954 n.d.
1950-53
1951-53
1952
Box-Fo 1 der
18-2
18-3
18-(4-5)
18-6
18-7
18-8 18-9 18- ( 10-11)
18- ( 12-18)
18-19
18-20
18-21
18-22
18-23
18-24
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 24
Subgroup
Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board (continued) SUBJECT SERIES (continued)
England (C.T. Cape) Escapees France, see Spain Germany (1954 visit and 11 lmpact of the Occupation
on West German Correct iona 1 Procedures, 11
Norman S. Hayner) Correspondence (with relatives, friends, and
associates, includes German prison officials)
Diary Photos
Health and Welfare Council of Seattle and King County (includes minutes of Health and Welfare Council of Seattle and King County. Family and Children 1 s Division. Executive Committee)
Hiddleston, Joseph F., see Washington Governor. Assistant
Hoff, Neil J., see Washington Legislative Council. Public Institutions Committee
Inmate Pamphlet In-Service Training (of Parole Officers) Interstate Compait
Background Materials (information pamphlet, · compact, manual for compact administrators,
rosters of administrators) Correspondence (Parole and Probation Compact
Administrators• Association [PPCAA]; PPCAA. Executive Council; PPCAA. Secretariat. State Governments Council; Western Probation and Parole Association
Annual Reports - Interstate Movement of Parolees and Probationers
Conferences and Conventions PPCAA, Third Annual Meeting, Boston,
Massachusetts, August 29, 1948 (includes agenda and minutes)
PPCAA, Fourth Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 25, 1949 (minutes)
PPCAA, Fifth Annual Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, October 8, 1950 (minutes)
PPCAA, Sixth Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, August 16-17, 1951 (includes agenda)
PPCAA, Seventh Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, October 1-2, 1952 (agenda and minutes)
PPCAA, Eighth Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, October 10-11, 1953 (agenda and minutes)
Dates
1953-54 1953-55
1953-56 1954 1954
1952-56
n.d. 1952-56
1951-53
1950-56
1952-55
Box-Folder Subgroup
18-25
18-26
18-27
18-29
18-30 18-31 18-32
18-33
18-34
18-35 18-36 18-37 18-38
18-39
18-40 18-41 18-(42-43)
18-44
18-45
18-46 18-47
Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board (continued) SUBJECT SERIES (continued)
Interstate Compact (continued) Conferences and Conventions (continued)
PPCAA, Ninth Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, October 23-24, 1954 (includes agenda and minutes)
PPCAA, Tenth Annual Meeting, Des Moines, Iowa, September 25-26, 1955 (includes agenda)
PPCAA, Eleventh Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, California, August 25-26, 1956 (includes agenda and minutes)
PPCAA, Thirteenth Annual Meeting, Detroit, Michigan, September 6-7, 1958 (includes agenda and minutes)
Interstate Probation and Parole Compact and Interstate Compact on Juveniles Regional Conferences, California, June 8-July 21, 1956
Newsletter lnvitations to Board Hearings J6utnal (Washington Prison Terms and Parole Board
- statistics.) Judges (John J. Langenbach; Max Church; A.H. Ward;
Superior Cou~t Judges' Association [Washington])
Law Enforcement (Washington State Law Enforcement Coordinating Cou~cil)
Legal Matters (opinions on various matters) Lillywhite, John D. Manual for Parole Officers Marriage Counseling (American Institute of
Family Relations) Merit System (for parole officers; see also
Tenure) Mexico (correspondence with various scholars) Municipal League of Seattle and King County.
Law Enforcement Committee National Probation and Parole Association [NPPA]
Correspondence Minutes
NPPA. Professional Council (includes agenda, member lists)
NPPA. Professional Council. Executive Committee
Conferences and Conventions National Conference on Parole, Washington,
D.C., April 9-11, 1956 NPPA, National-Regional Conference on Crime
and Delinquency, New York, New York, Apr i 1 11- 1 4 , 19 56
Miscellaneous Ness, Henry H.
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 25
Dates
1951-56 1954
1951-52
1955-56
1955-56 1953-54 1955-56 n.d.
1954-56
1955-56 1955-56
1953-56
1951-56
1953-56
1953-54
1953-56
Box-Folder
18-48
18-49
18-50
18-51
18-52 18-53
18-54
18-55
18-56
18-57 18-58
18-59
18-60
19-(1-2)
19-3
19-4
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 26
Subgroup
Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board (continued) SUBJECT SERIES (continued)
O'Leary, Vincent, see Washington Chief Parole and Probation Officer
Oregon (correspondence with various Oregon officials) Organization (Washington Prison Terms ~nd Parole
Board; Washington Employment Security Department) ·
Parole (miscellaneous correspondence, notes, reports, and writings regarding various parole matters; Washington Governor)
Parole Board and Cranor-Contacts (Washington Prison Terms and Parole Board; John R. Cranor; Washington State Penitentiary [Walla Walla])
Parole Officers' Activities - Speeches, etc. Parole Planning (Washington Chief Parole and
Probation Officer) Parole Prediction Project (Washington Governor;
W.U. Graduate School. Research Committee; Illinois. Corrections Division)
Parole Supervision (~ashington Chief Parole and Probation Officer)
Penal Code (National Parole and Probation Association; American Law Institute; Ne i 1 J. Hoff. l
Probation (San Diego County. Probation Department) Prosecutors (King County. Prosecuting Attorney;
Pierce County. Prosecuting Attorney; Washington State Association of Prosecuting Attoineys; Whatcom County. Prosecuting Attorney).
Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology (Washington. Eastern State Hospital [Medical Lake])
Public Relations Correspondence (with various civic groups,
organizations, newspapers, and state off i c i a 1 s)
Notes Research
Correspondence (various scholars and state officials nationwide; national law and correctional organizations; American Correctional Association. Research and Planning Committee; W.U. Sociology Department and other campus offices)
Notes Schrag, Clarence C., see Washington. Adult
Corrections Division Seminar (Correctional Institutions and Probation
and Parole Seminars; includes correspondence; U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation; Director [John Edgar Hoover])
Dates
1951-52
1953-55
1950-53
1949-51
1956
1953-55
1953-55
1956 1956
1955-56
1952-53
1951-56 1952-56
1951-56 1952-58
1951-55
Box-Folder
19-5
19-6
19-7 19-8
19-9
19-10
19-11 19-12 19-13
19-14
19-15 19-16 19-17 19-18 19-19 19-20 19-21
19-(22-23) 19-24 19- (25-26) 19-27
19-28 19-29 19-(30-31)
19-32
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Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board (continued) SUBJECT SERIES (continued)
Senate Bill 201 (Washington Legislature) Correspondence (Washington. Adult Correctional
Institutions Supervisor; Washington Attorney General; Washington State Penitentiary [Walla Walla]; Washington State Reformatory [Monroe])
Sentencing By An Administrative Board (Superior Court Judges' Association [Washington]; Washington State Association of Prosecuting Attorneys; Neil J. Hoff)
Notes Sentencing Cases (notes) Si 11, Violet Marie Cease file; includes
correspondence and notes) Sociologist in Corrections C'The Role of the
Sociologist in Corrections," Norman S. Hayner, Chairman, American Sociological Society, Forty-Eighth Annual Meeting, Berkeley, California, August 30-September l, 1953)
Spain (1954 visit and "Notes on the Spanish Correctional System, 11 Norman S. Hayner)
Correspondence (various Spanish officials and Spanish and American scholars; Federal Probation Quarterly)
Notes (includes notes on France) Tenure (for parole officers; see also Merit Systeml Traveling Guards (Washington State Penitentiary
[Wa 11 a Wa 11 a] } Treatment (Washington Chief Probation and Parole
Officer) · U.S. Parole Board U.S. Probation Division Wash ngton. Adult Corrections Division Wash ngton. Attorney General Wash ngton. Chief Parole Officer Wash ngton. Children and Youth Services Division Wash ngton. Eastern State Hospital (Medical Lake) Wash ngton. Employment Security Department Wash ngton. Governor Wash ngton. Govetnor. Assistant Wash ngton. Institutions Department Washington. Legislative Council. Public Institutions
Committee Washington. Legislature Washington. Northern State Hospital Washington. State Penitentiary (Wal la Wal la)
Correspondence Subject Seri es
Penal and Law Enforcement Problems Annual Conference, Walla Walla, Washington, October 21, 150
Dates
1955-56
1952-56 1955-56 1955-57
1955-56
1952-53
1954-56 1954-55 1955
1949-52
1955 1955 1953-56 1954-56 1955 1954 1953-54 1951 1954 1949-56 1955-56 1951-56
1955-56 1955 1951
1950-56
1950
Box-Folder
.19-33
19-(34-35)
19- (36-38) 19-39
19-40 19-(41-42)
19-43 19-(44-46)
19-47
19-48
19-49 19-50 19-51 19-52
19-53
19-54
19-55
19-56
19-57
19-58
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Subgroup
Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board (continued) SUBJECT SERIES (continued)
Washington. State Penitentiary (Walla Walla) (continued) Notes Prisoner Publications
Agenda Outlook The Pioneer Schoo 1 Anliua 1
Miscellaneous Washington. State Reformatory (Monroe)
Correspondence Reports (of Hayner to Washington Governor) Subject Series
Riot Hearings (case files and notes) Western Seminar of Penal and Law Enforcement
Officers, and Superior Court Judges, Monroe, Washington, June 27, 1951
Prisoner Publications The Evergreen The Hornet The Week 1 y Kite
Notes Mi see 11 aneous
Washington. Supreme Court Washington Probation and Parole Association
(includes minutes)
NOTES
MISCELLANY
Alcohol Problems Association, see Washington Temperance Association
American Correctional Association [ACA] (see also under Washington. Prison Terms and Parole Board)
COMMITTEE FILES ACA. Advisory Council ACA. Classification and Treatment Committee (see
also Subject Series~ Handbook on Classification)
ACA. Research, Statistics, and Planning Committee
American Sociological Association [ASA] CORRESPONDENCE
COMMITTEE FI LES ASA. Executive Committee (includes minutes) ASA. Membership Committee ASA. Nominating Committee ASA. Program Committee ASA. Relations with Sociologists in Other
Countries Committee
Dates
1951-56
1955-56 1951-55 1953-54 1951 1953-56
1950-56 1951-53
1953
1951
1952-56 1951 1952 1951-56 1952-56 1955
1955-58
1951-56
1951-56
1956
1953-63 1954-63
1947-56
1949-51 1939 1942-60 1940
1947-53
Box-Fo 1 der
19-58 (continued)
19-59
19-60
19-61
19-62
19-63
19-64
20- (.1-15}
20- ( 15-19)
20-20
20-21
20-22
20-23
20-24
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 29
Subgroup
American Socio 1 og i ca 1 Association [ASA] (continued) COMMITTEE FILES (continued)
ASA. Resolutions Committee
SUBJECT SERIES Criminology Section
. CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS ASA, Fifth World Congress of Sociology, Washington,
D.C., September 2-8, 1962 (Includes correspondence)
MISCELLANY
Coordinating Councils (King County Branch?} BACKGROUND MATERIALS .
SUBJECT SERIES Roosevelt Coordinating Council (includes minutes) West Seattle Coordinating Council Second National Conference on Coordinating
Councils, lndianapol is, Indiana, May 23-24, 1937
NEWSLETTERS
Pacific Northwest Conference on Family Relations [PNCFR] (Hayner served as Chairman of Washington State Conference on Family Relations Organizing Committee 1939; as President of the PNCFR, 1939-40; as Executive Secretary of the PNCFR, 1940-44; as a member of the PNCFR. Advisory Council, 19447-48)
CORRESPONDENCE General Aff i 1 iates
National Conference on Family Relations British Columbia Conference on Family Relations
(includes minutes; there may be additional correspondence in General Correspondence)
Oregon Conference on Family Relations (additional correspondence in General Correspondence)
Puget Sound Conference on Family Relations
CONSTITUTIONS National Conference on Family Relations Pacific Northwest conference on Family Relations
COMMITTEE FILES National Conference on Family Relations. Marriage
and Family Research Committee (correspondence,
Dates
1950
1959-61
1938-39
1934-39 n.d.
1937
1938-42
1939-48
1938-46
1940-46
1940 1945-48
n.d. 1939-47
reports) 1939
Box-Fo Ider
20-25
20-26 20-27 20-28
20-29
20-30
20-31
20-32
20-33
20-34
20-35
20-36
20-37
20-38
20-39
20-40
20-41
20-42
20-43
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 3 0
Subgroup
Pacific Northwest Conference on Family Relations [PNCFR] (continued)
COMMITTEE FILES (continued) National Conference on Family Relations. Washington
State Conference on Family Relations Organization Committee (correspondence, minutes, reports)
PNCFR. Advisory Council (correspondence, minutes) PNCFR. Executive Committee (minutes) PNCFR. Nominating Committee (report)
MEMBERSHIP LISTS (includes lists of officers)
SUBJECT SERIES Rise of the Pacific Northwest Conference on Family
Relations (a lecture) National Conference on Family Relations (includes
reports, bac_kground materials)·
CONFERENCES National Conference on Family Relations [NCFR],
First Annual Meeting, New York, New York, September 17, 1938
NCFR, Second Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Decem~er 26-27, 1939
NCFR, Third Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, December 26-28, 1940
NCFR, Fourth Annual Meeting, New York, New York, December 29-31, 1941°
Pacific Northwest Conference on Family Relations [PNCFRl, First Annual Meeting, (Washington State Conference on Family Relations), Seattle, Washington, May 5-6, 1939
PNCFR, Second Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, May 3-4, 1940 .
PNCFR, Third Annual Meeting, Wenatchee, Washington, April 28-29, 1941 .
PNCFR, Fourth Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon, April 9-10, 1942 .
PNCFR, Fifth Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, March 25-27, 1943 ·
PNCFR, Sixth Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, March 16-18, 1944 ·
PNCFR, Eighth Annual Meeting, Vancouver, B.C., April 25-27, 1946
PNCFR, Ninth Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon, May 1-3, 1947 .
PNCFR, Tenth Annual Meeting, Pullman, Washington, April 3~5, 1948 .
Puget Sound Conference on Family Relations, · Seattle, Washington, April 29-30, 1946
NOTES
Dates
1939 1940-46 1943-46 1948
1939-46
1946
1940-63
Box-Folder Subgroup
20-44 Pacific Sociological Society. Northern Division Vice President (includes correspondence and constitution)
20-(45-46) Pacific Sociological Society. Program Chairman (Fourteenth Annual Meeting, Salem, Oregon, December 29-30, 1942; iricludes correspondence, writings, programs of previous meetings)
20-47 Ruth School for Girls (Burien). Trustees Board
20-48
20-49
20-50
20-51
20-52
20-(55-58)
20-59
20-60
20- (.61-62)
20-63
20-64 20-65
21-1
21-2 21-3
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
MINUTES AND AGENDA
ANNUAL REPORT
RUTH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. CASEWORK COMMITTEE REPORTS
FINANCIAL REPORTS
Seattle Family Life Program. Advisory Committee (includes correspondence)
Seattle-King County Social Hygiene Association. Directors Board (includes agenda, minutes, reports)
Society for the Study of Social Problems. Crime and De 1 i nquency Committee {.inc 1 udes correspondence, reports)
Travelers Aid Society (.Seattle). Directors Board CORRESPONDENCE
MINUTES (includes agenda and lists of Board members)
BOARD MANUALS
CONSTITUTION, BY-LAWS, ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
BUDGET MATERIALS
REPORTS Annual Case Reports (includes statistical summaries) Mi see 11 aneous
COMMITTEE FILES Travelers Aid Society (.Seattle.) Directors Board
[TASDB]. By-Laws Committee TASDB. Membership Committee TASDB. Personnel Committee
Hayner (2706-78-13) P_age 31
Dates
1943-44
1937-43
1960-61
1960-61
1960
1960-61
1960-61
1941-47
1946-47
1954-60
1928-74
1939-74
1961-65
n.d.
1944-73
1942-46 1940-73 1937-67
1947 1955 1964-68
Hayner (2706-78-13) P.age 32
Box-Folder Subgroup Dates
21-4
21-5
21-6
21-7
21-8
21-9
21-10
21-11
21-12
21- (.13-14)
21-15
21- (16-17) 21-(.18-20) 21-(21-24} 21-25 21-26 21-27 21-28
21-29
21- (30-38}
21-(39-40)
21-(41-44)
21-45
Travelers Aid Society (Seattle). Directors Board (continued)
COMMITTEE FILES (continued) TASDB. Public Relations Committee TASDB. Service Committee
RESEARCH PROJECTS
NEWSLETTERS
NOTES
MISCELLANEOUS
Washington. Mental Health and Mental Retardation Advisory Counc i 1
REPORT
INVESTIGATORY FILES (most ftles include notes, background materials, and interview transcripts}
Washington. Fircrest School Washi~gton. Institutions Department
Genera 1 (inc 1 udes organ i zat i ona 1 mater i a 1 s, miscellaneous memos and notes regarding various departmental units and employees)
Statements William Conte (includes transcript of
meeting, January 30, 1968) Audrey Holliday, Mack Knutsen,(?). Shearer,(?)
Ornstein (transcript of meeting, February 22, 1968). ·
Washington. Lake 1 and Vi 11 age Washington. Northern Stat·e Hospital (Sedro-Woolley) Washington.Rainier School Washington.Western State Hospital (Fort Steilacoom) Washington.Yakima Valley School Washt'ngton.Association for Retarded Children Miscellaneous (letter of Henry E. Thompson)
NOTES
W.U. Sociology Department GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
INTERDEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE
INTRADEPARTMENTAL CORRESPONDENCE
ANNUAL REPORTS (includes department plans)
1940 1955
1964-66
1955-67
1968
1968
1968
1968
1968 1968 1968 1968 1968 1968 1968 1968
1968
1929-70
1935-70
1934-73
1938-65
Box-Folder Subgroup
21-46 W.U. Sociology Department (continued) MINUTES
W.U. Sociology Department. Executive Committee 21-(47-48) W.U. Sociology Department. Faculty Meetings
21-49
21-50
21-51
21-52
21-53 21-54
21-55
22-1
22-2
22-3
22-4
(includes agenda)
COMMITTEE FILES American Association of University Professors
(University of Washington), Instructors' Association (University of Washington), Teachers' Union (.University of Washington). Sabbatical Leaves Committee (joint)
W.U. Arts and Sciences College. General Education in the Social Sciences Committee (ad hoc}
W.U. Latin American Studies Committee ---W.U. Law Enforcement Curriculum Advisory
Committee, see department Subject Files -Criminology Curriculum
W.U. Research Society. Annual Dinner Committee (ad hoc)
W.U. Senate.°" Budget Committee W.U. Senate. Faculty Welfare Committee (ad hoc) W.U. Senate. Library Committee W.U. Sociology Department. Course Critique
Committee W.U. Sociology Department. Graduate Advising
and Evaluation Committee W.U. Sociology Department. M.A. Examination
Committee W.U. Sociology Department. M.A. Theses Committee W.U. Sociology Department. Undergraduate
Relations Committee
SUBJECT SERIES Building Needs and Plans Burgess, Ernest W. (Walker-Ames Lectureship visit} Cohen, Joseph ("Categorization of Imagery of
House"} · Conferences ("The Police and Minority Groups: a
manual prepared for use in the Chicago Park District Police Training School," Joseph D. Lohman and Roger F. Shanahan; in Hayner' s hand, "for use of staff in preparation for conferences"}
Corrections Curriculum {_includes correspondence, faculty meeting minutes)
Criminology Curriculum (includes correspondence; W.U. Law Enforcement Curriculum Advisory Committee}
History of the Sociology Department (lists of summer visiting ~rofessors, 1920-1964)
Social Psychology
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 33
Dates
1965-71
1953-72
1946
1974 1949-62
1943 1957 1948 1946-62
1966
1960
1964 1965
n.d.
1958-65
n.d.
19407
1953-59
1946-47
1964 19307
Box-Fo Ider
22-5
22-6
22-(7-9)
22-10 22-(11-13)
22-14
22-15 22-16
22-(17-19)
22-20 22-20
22-21 22-22 22-23 22-24 22-(25-26} 22-27
22- (28-34) 23-1 23-2 23-(3-4) 23-5
23-6 23-7 23-8
Subgroup
W.U. Sociology Department (continued) SUBJECT SERIES (continued)
Sociological Concepts (compiled by Joseph Rogers) Sociology Lunch Club Staff Co 1 loqu i a Van den Berghe, Pierre L. Washington State Penitentiary (Walla Walla)
(includes correspondence) W.U. Community Forum W.U. Public Opinion Laboratory (includes annual
and project reports) W.U. Sociological Research Institute (includes
annual reports) W.U. Sociology Department Library Woolston (Howard Brown) Prize in Sociology
CURRICULUM MATERIALS (course of study plans, department requirements, reading lists, etc.)
COURSE MATERIALS {syllabi, assignment sheets, exams, lecture notes, background materials; because these files contain materials Hayner originally collected for other purposes -such as notes from his Parole Board Journal - many are similar to subject series;
correspondence relating to courses has been included with the W.U. Sociology Department, General Correspondence series; note: the same course may have been taught under several different numbers through the years)
Sociology [Soc.] I - Introduction to Sociology Sociology 11 - (?) Sociology 27 - Social Disorganization Sociology 34 - Play and Leisure Time Sociology 43 - Latin American Social Institutions Sociology 55 - Human Ecology Sociology 56 - The Family Sociology 62 - Play and Leisure Time Sociology 66 - Group Behavior Sociology 70 - (?) Sociology 71 - Immigration Sociology 72 - Race Contacts Sociology 112 - The Family Sociology 120 - Criminology Sociology 121 Penology Sociology 122 - Juvenile Delinquency Sociology 124 - Play and Leisure Time Sociology 130 - Methods of Social Research Sociology 140 - Population Sociology 149 - Latin American Social Institutions Sociology 153 - Problems of Poverty Sociology 153 - Problems of Social Security Sociology 156 - Criminology
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 34
Dates
1958 1953 1956-61 1966
1941-44 1944-45
1947-58
1964-72 1955-65 1958-66
1930-65
1937 n.d. 1943 pre-1930's7 1945 1930's7 1930's7 1930 1942-43 n.d. n.d. 1926 1937-48 1946-47 1947-50 1947-50 1936-40 1940? 1940's7 1946-50 1930-407 1943 1940's?
Box-Folder
23-9
23- (10-11) 23-12
23-13
23-14
23-15
23-16
23-(17-23) 23-24
23- (25-28) , 24-(1-3)
24- (4-6) 24-7
24-8 24-9 24-10 24-11
24-12
24-13
24-14
Subgroup
W.U. Sociology Department (continued) COURSE MATERIALS (continued)
Sociology 158 - Personality Problems Socio 1 ogy 159 - Juven i 1 e Delinquency Sociology 160 - Penology Sociology 166 - Social Factors in Marriage Sociology 180 - Social Factors in Marriage Sociology 194 - Public Opinion · Sociology 210? - Seminar: The Family in Other
Cultures Sociology 210? - Seminar: Family Disorganization Sociology 212 - Seminar: (?) · Sociology 220 - Correctional Institutions Sociology 221 - Analysis of Criminal Careers Sociology 222 - Crime Prevention Sociology 231 - Field Studies in Criminology Sociology 256 - Probation and Parole Sociology 257 - Correctional Institutions Sociology 258 - Crime Prevention Socio16gy 259 - (?) Sociology 260 - Marriage and the Family in
Other Cultures Sociology 261 - American Marriage Sociology 262 - American Family Socio16gy 266 - Marriage and Family Problems Sociology 371 - Criminology Sociology 456 - Latin American Social
Institutions Sociology 459 - Comparative Social Institutions:
Latin America Sociology 472 - Juvenile Delinquency
Sociology 473 - Corrections (former.ly Penology) Sociol6gy 474 - Probation and Parole Sociofogy 556 - Sociological Problems of
Lat i n Amer i ca · Sociology 571 - Correctional Communities Sociology 572 - Analysis of Criminal Careers Sociology 573 - Crime Prevention W.U. Extension Service - Home Study
Soc i o logy 11 2 - The Fam i 1 y W.U. Soc·ial Work School
Social Work 520 - Corrections Iowa. University. Sociology Department
Sociology 345:145 - American Prison Systems Sociology 345:244 - Current Research in
Criminology, Penology and Juvenile Delinquency ·
University of Southern California. Sociology Department
Sociology 190 - Social Change: Latin American Social Institutions
Sociol_ogy 197 - Advanced Problems of the Family
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Dates
1940's? 1942-47 1942 1936-44 1946 1938
1940's? 1940's? 1940 1936-49 1947-48 1947-50 19407 1943-47 1944-46 1940's? 1942
1941 1942-44 n.d. 1941 1944-65
1950
1961 1950-66
1951-66 1951-64
1950 1950-63 1951-65 1951-64
1940's?
n.d.
1969
1969
1949 1949
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 36
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24-15
24-16
24-17
24-18
24-19
24-20
24-21
24-22
W.U. Sociology Department (continued) COURSE MATERIALS (continued)
Miscellaneous
NOTES
MISCELLANY
Washington Association for Social Welfare. Directors Board GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
MINUTES (includes agenda)
REPORTS -. SOC I AL LEG I SLAT I ON ROUND TABLES
COMMITTEE FILES Washington Association for Soci.al Welfare. Past
and Future Program Study Committee Washington Associa.tion for Social Welfare.
·Probation and Parole Committee
CONFERENCES AND CONVENTIONS Washington Association for Social Welfare, Forty-
Eighth Annual Meeting, Betlingham, Washington, May 16-18, 1954 . . .
Washington Association for Social Welfare, Forty-Ninth Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, April 17-19, 1955
Washington Association fo-r Social Welfare, tifty-Third Annual Meeting, Yakima, Washington, May 10-12, 1°959
Child Welfare League of America, Northwest Regional C~nference, Seattle, Washington, March 21-23, 1954
NEWSLETTER
MISCELLANY (includes historical sketch of the Association)
24-23 Washington Association for Social Welfare. King County Unit. Chairman
GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
24-24 MINUTES (Washington Associ.ation for Social Welfare. King Cou~ty Unit. Directors Board)
24-(25-26) MISCELLANY (includes unit constitution)
Dates
1930-64
1953-56
1954-59
1958-59
1958
1953-54
1954-59
1958-60
1958-59
1958-59
Box-Folder Subgroup
24-27
24-28
24-29
24-30
24-31
Box 25
Washington Temperance Association. Trustees Board GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
ANNUAL REPORTS
MINUTES
NEWSLETTERS
MISCELLANY
end of subgroups
TAPE RECORDINGS (13 tapes) lht~~vi~ws with Mexican prison officials
Hayner (2706-78-13) Page 37
Dates
1952-59
1955-71
1952-72
1952-59
1970?
