This annotated bibliography of Mexican American materials gathered from 1971 to 1974 offers teachers and students a listing of available print and nonprint resources on Mexican American history, primarily concentrated in the social studies areas. The materials address themselves to the history, heritage, pride, and contributions of Mexican Americans. Resources are on Mexico; the Indians of Mexico and the culture they are responsible for; the development and growth of the Southwest as an integral portion of the developing Americas; and the role of Mexican American Persons in shaping present day American life. All materials listed in this catalog are owned and housed at the curriculum office. All resources are available for circulation, with priority given for Toledo Public School use. The bibliography contains listings of books, recrods, filmstrips, tapes, 16mm films, realia, and periodicals, along with necessary purchasing information. Materials are listed alphabetically by author, title, and subject. The final pages of the catalog contain an alphabetical list of addresses for producers, distributors, publishers, and jobbers which might otherwise be difficult to locate. (Author/JR)