Abstract
Abrams, Solomon, educator and member of the Pittsburgh board of Education who studied at the Hebrew Institute (HI) and later held various positions there; birth date, August 16, 1913;
[T1S1] family history, parents' immigration, grandfather's life; family genealogy; parents' education; home life; father, principal Hebrew Institute; education, Schenley High School, Hebrew Institute, University of Pittsburgh; degrees;
[T1S2] positions held at HI; affiliation with Beth Shalom; early medical care; recreation; courtship and marriage; birth of son; son's career and family; various residences in Pittsburgh; master's thesis; appointment to school board for six years; election to school board;
[T2S3] issues surrounding board of education; wife's interests; family activities; Squirrel Hill as "hub of Jewish life"; community affiliations, Pittsburgh Zionists, Religious Education Association, Squirrel Hill Kiwanis; Squirrel Hill Urban Coalition, National Council for Jewish Education, Jewish Communal Workers of Pittsburgh;
[T2S4] changes in HI; founder, Community Day School, Young People's Synagogue, Reconstructionist Synagogue; information on HI; Pittsburgh Jewish life.