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Record Group: 0 C
Record Sub-Group: 12
Records Title: UMC; University General; Memorabilia; Donations
Dates: 1839-2001
Volume: 5 and 1/6 cubic feet, 6.46 linear feet

Scope and Content Note

This Record Sub-Group includes memorabilia relating to the University of Missouri-Columbia. Sources of this material include alumni, the MU Alumni Association, the MU Board of Curators, the MU Board of Visitors, the University Advisory Council, fraternities, student clubs, the University Co-Op, the Athenean Society, the Philological Club, the Inter-Society Contest of 1886, Ellis Library Special Collections, and the Union Literary Society.

Series Descriptions:

Former Series #1 C:0/3/3
UMC; University General; Alumni Association; Class Reunions, Orations, etc.
This Series has been enlarged to a full inventory. Please follow this link to reach the inventory. This former series contains copies of addresses and orations delivered before the Alumni, as well as photographs and memorabilia from class reunions and commencement (1856-1992).

Series 2. - C:0/46/51 (A05-62)
This Series contains a ledger kept by Gideon Franklin Rothwell, (ca. 1857-1864). The ledger contains the text to Rothwell's valedictory address given to the graduating class of the University of Missouri in 1857, his address to the Philalethian Society of Mount Pleasant College, (1858), numerous pieces of poetry and prose, and transcriptions of correspondence. The ledger also includes the text of the valedictory address made by Rothwell's wife Elizabeth M. Ragland to the graduating class of Adelphai College, Boonville.
(1 OSB, 139, 1, Front)
Note to Researcher: The ledger was donated by Frank Rothwell IV and Sissy Rothwell.

Former Series #3 C:0/22/1 (A77-45)
UMC; University General; Francis Quadrangle; Administrative Records
This Series has been relocated to a new page.
Please follow this link to reach the new location. This Series contains a copy of the application to include the Francis Quadrangle in the U.S. Department of Interior National Park Service's Register of Historic Places.

Former Series #4 C: 0/46/7 (A78-38; A80-11; A83-34; A96-100)
University General; Memorabilia; Postcards
This Series has been enlarged to a full inventory. Please follow this link to reach the inventory. This Series contains postcards depicting the University of Missouri-Columbia campus, the city of Columbia, Missouri, local points of interest and Dayton, Tennessee (1900-1965).

Former Series #5 C:0/46/1
UMC; University General; Memorabilia; Reports and Publications
This Series has been enlarged to a full inventory. Please follow this link to reach the inventory.This former Series includes materials from the University's Schools, departments, and colleges. Included in this former series are photographs of History Department Faculty (1907-1912), a copy of the Constitution And By-Laws Of The Union Literary Society Of The University Of The State Of Missouri (1893), University of Missouri Library memorabilia (1907-1937), and memorabilia of the Missouri State Military School (1894-1906), the MU Museum of Biology, the MU College of Agriculture (1894), and College of Education (including MU Normal School Catalogues).

Series 6 - C:0/46/2
This Series contains the Bible given to the University of Missouri Medical Center at its opening ceremonies by Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Middlebush, (11/10/1956).
(1 Vol., B3A, 4, 1)
Note to Researcher: For the guest register book which contains a list of guests at the opening ceremonies, see
Record Group 14 C, Sub-Group 2, Series 3.

Series 7 - C:0/46/4 (A83-100)
Series Seven contains one twenty-four inch square newsprint broadside describing the procedure mandated by the Missouri State Assembly, "To Provide For The Institution And Support of A State University . . .," also known as the Geyer Act, (1839).
(1 OSF, B23, MC)
Note to Researcher: This document is in extremely fragile condition.
A large digital image (874 KB) of the broadside is available here.
Note to Archivist: A scan of the broadside is available in the digital media box in Room 704.

Former Series #8 C: 0/46/6 (various; A97-99)
UMC; University General; Memorabilia; Posters
This Series has been enlarged to a full inventory. Please follow this link to reach the inventory. This Series contains posters relating to the University of Missouri events and MU student activities, (1904-- ). Subjects include theatre, debate, Read Hall (MU's first women's dormitory), Student Unions, Athletics, Speeches, Concerts, and Arts and Science Week.
Note to Researchers: For a humorous poster entitled "Look What Mizzou Has For You" (1983), see Record Group 1 C, Sub-Group 23, Series 4. For warnings from sophomores to freshmen (ca. 1925), see Record Group 22 C, Sub-Group 16 and Record Group 9 C, Sub-Group 10, Series 1. For a broadside printing of the Geyer Act, see Series 7 of this Sub-Group (above). For a poster showing photos of UMC buildings (1895), see Record Group 0C, Sub-Group 6, Series 12. For a poster of the 1912 Farmer's Fair, see Record Group 3 C, Sub-Group 47. For other posters, including a St. Pat's Day 1908 poster, see Record Group 9 C, Sub-Group 10, Series 7 and University Theatre posters see Record Group 6 C, Sub-Group 32, Series 3). For glass negatives of County Fair, Hobo Day, sophomores vs. freshmen, 1911-1914, see Record Group 11 C, Sub-Group 14, Series 1.

Series 9 - C:0/46/8
Included in this Series are one Master of Arts Degree (1880), two Normal School Certificates (1890 and 1892), and three Bachelor of Laws Degrees (1884, 1895, and 1897), awarded by the respective University of Missouri-Columbia schools and colleges.
(1 OSF, B23, MC)

Series 10 - C:0/46/11
This Series contains two scrapbooks compiled by MU students Agnes M. Lapp and James F. Wilson. One scrapbook contains news clippings concerning University of Missouri (1892-1907), one whole newspaper Columbia Missouri Herald (06/05/1891) containing a program and text of addresses from the 1891 University of Missouri Commencement. The second scrapbook contains materials concerning student life and activities, including photographs, dance cards, post cards, news clippings, floor plans of University Boarding Clubs (1899 and l9l3-1917). Also included in the second volume are newspaper clippings whose topics include the inauguration of MU President Richard H. Jesse, the Academic Hall fire and plans for rebuilding, founding of MU's Alumni chapter, mandatory chapel attendance, general student activities, football and other athletics, the M.S.U. Tiger (05/02/1894), abolition of MU's Preparatory Department, and hazing of Freshmen by upper classmen.
(1 OSB, B3A, B4, 3)
Note to Researchers: Another copy of the M.S.U. Tiger can be found in
Record Group 1 UW, Sub-Group 4.

Series 11 - C:0/46/16 (A79-48)
This Series contains memorabilia donated by Emeline L. Bell of Independence, Missouri. Included in this Series are issues of the MU's student publications and pamphlets such as, The Asterisk (1904), The Missouri Oven (1907), a bulletin entitled: "Education for Agriculture" (1909), The Docket (a 1909 publication of the University of Missouri School of Law). The Series also contains a "Programme Of The Week," for MU's 67th Annual Commencement (1909), a publication of "The Glee Club and Mandolin Club of the University of Missouri" (1909-1910), and an MU "Commencement Week Program" (1917), as well as a photographs of C. E. Dewey (1898) and William Hickman Hill, M.D., (1900).
(1 Env., B23, 1, 5)
Note to Researcher: For another copy of the 1907 The Missouri Oven, see
Record Group 22 C, Sub-Group 21. For related publications, see Record Group 22 C, Sub-Group 7, Series 23.

Series 12 - C:0/46/19 (A75-67; A97-116)
In this Series are MU-related memorabilia collected by MU Alumna Sarah W. Bess. Included in this Series are copies of Our Native Land.... (ca. 1889), Stories of the States - Missouri (1913), Women of the Mansion, Missouri, 1821-1936 (1936), Wartime Suggestions to Help You Get the Most Out of Your Refrigerator (1943), and A Workbook for Missouri History (1946). Also included in the Series are copies of the Works Progress Administration Rules, Regulations, Information, . . . (1935), MU Commencement Programs for 1926 and 1931, a 1926 BS in Business Administration Degree (received by John Dysart Weidemeyer), "25 Genuine Photographs of the University of Missouri," boxed set of ready-to-mail, black-and-white photographs (ca. l920), and three photographs of the Francis Quadrangle Columns.
(2/3 c.f. and 1 OSF, 138, 1)

Series 13 - C:0/46/20 (A88-86)
This Record Series contains two items of MU memorabilia collected by Vona Mae Vance (BS Education, 1919). Included in this Series are a Commencement Program (1919) and one leather pillow cover with "Missouri" written on it.
(1/3 c.f., B3A, B4, 4; OSP, B3A, B4, 4)

Series 14 - C:0/46/21 (A93-58)
This Record Series contains two items of MU memorabilia, both related to the University's Police Force. Included in this series are an Officer's badge and a metal whistle (ca. 1930).
(1 Env., B3A, C2, 3)

Series 15 - C:0/47/13 (A90-138)
In this Series are twenty-one color photographs of Red Skelton's press conference at the University of Missouri-Columbia Chancellor's Residence (11/03/1989), as-well-as a Columbia Tribune article advertising a Hearnes Center performance by Skelton (11/04/1989), and a press-packet concerning Mr. Skelton.
(1 OSF, B3A, C1, 1)

Former Series #16 C:0/49/2
UMC; University General; Memorabilia; Donations; Ellis Library Special Collections; Vertical File. This Series has been microfilmed and enlarged to a full inventory.
Please follow this link to reach the inventory. This former Series contains an assortment of programs, calendars, news releases, flyers, announcements, and newspaper clippings with general information concerning the University of Missouri-Columbia. (1913-1974).

Series 17 - C:0/46/10 (A98-107)
This Series contains fifty copy photographs in a scrapbook, most taken from Savitar yearbooks and College of Agriculture Bulletins and believed to be collected by William Perry Woods, (ca. 1903). Woods was a junior medical student and Savitar representative. The pictures include campus scenes and buildings.
(1 Env., B3A, C1, 1)
Note to Researcher: To view images from the Woods scrapbook
click here.

Series 18 - C:0/46/13 (See also C:22/9/2 in the same location)
This Series holds memorabilia pertaining to Mary Paxton Keeley, first woman graduate of the University of Missouri Journalism School. Included in this Series is a photograph by Keeley that won the first Women's Press Award. The Series also includes Keeley's photographs of Chalybate Spring pagoda on the MU campus, as well as photographs of the burning of Academic Hall, postcards of the 1906 MU football team and the Sarah Gentry house. The Series contains correspondence concerning Keeley's mother's days as an MU coed (1870) and newspaper clippings concerning saving the Francis Quadrangle Columns and articles written by Mary Paxton Keeley.
(1 FF, 136, 1, Front; 1/3 c.f., B23, 4, 6)

Series 19 - C:0/46/22 (A98-77)
This Series contains two items donated by a 1915 MU graduate: one pillow cover with a black "M" on one side, "Missouri" on the other, and one pin in the shape of a column, inscribed with "Missouri 1915."
(1/3 c.f., B3A, B4, 2, Back)

Series 20 - C:0/3/14 (A99-95)
This Series contains a collection of buttons from the MU basketball program, the MU Sesquicentennial, New Student and Parent programs, "B for Missouri's Future," College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, Hatch Act Centennial, Mort Walker Scholar-in-Residence, and Mizzou Alum. It also contains a paperweight announcing the ground-breaking ceremony of Donald W. Reynolds Alumni Center and a commemorative ashtray regarding the dedication of Memorial Stadium in 1926, (1926-1992).
(1/6 c.f., 109, 4)

Series 21 - C:0/46/28 (A00-43)
This Series contains a scrapbook donated by Mary Jo Dempsey, a 1941 graduate from the School of Journalism. She was employed at the Greeley Daily Tribune for forty-one years. She began the scrapbook in August 1940 and collected materials throughout the remainder of her senior year. There are 5x3 black and white photographs of classmates, her dorm room, the Columns, homecoming against Kansas University, and of ROTC Parade Day. In addition, there are newspaper clippings regarding campus activities, Wendell Willkie's campaign, and other political events. She also included several University of Missouri football programs from 1940, a program for the County Fair on University High Fair Grounds, a "Margin for Error" program, 1941 Journalism Week program, a graduation tassel (red for journalism), along with other materials. In addition to the scrapbook, this Series also contains a 15" x 12" black and gold wool stuffed dog, a gold-colored bracelet with the University of Missouri Seal on it, an 18" x 5 1/2" black and gold wool Missouri pennant, a copy of the Journalism Alumni News dated November 15, 1943, a single copy of the 50th Anniversary Times dated April, 1959, and Ponderation, a selection of poems written and illustrated by Ms. Dempsey.
(1 OSB, B23, 5, 2; dog, B3A, C1, Top)

Series 22 - C:0/46/29 (A94-42)
This Series contains short biographies of Elizabeth Reeder Schwartz and Charles Walsh Schwartz donated to Ellis Library Special Collections by the Schwartzes. Included in the Series is an MU News Release, dated 11/12/1959, announcing the publication of the Schwartzes' book, The Wild Mammals of Missouri. Also included in the Series are photographic prints and negatives, and matte and metal engraving plates of Mr. and Dr. Schwartz working on the University of Missouri Press book. Elizabeth Reeder Schwartz earned a Ph.D. degree from the University of Missouri and Charles Walsh Schwartz earned the A.B. and A.M. degrees from MU. Both authors were awarded an honorary D.Sc. degree by the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1975.
(1/6 c.f., 119, 3)

Series 23 - C:0/46/17 (A01-83)
This Series contains a "Missouri 1908" gold column pin, which MU student Harry Frazer Sedwick acquired upon his graduation. The pin was donated by Sedwick's son, John Sedwick.
(1 sleeve, B3A, B2, 3)
Note to Archivist: This series is stored with Series 19, described above.

Series 24 - C:0/46/30 (A97-102)
This Series contains a set of six Who's Who at Moo Moo Mizzou posters (1992-1998). These posters featured photographs of MU students. The posters were designed by MU alumnus David Roloff to promote his graphic designs and the Moo Moo Mizzou shirts. In addition to the posters this Series contains photographs and negatives taken and used in the poster designs by Roloff.
(1 OSF, B23, MC)

Series 25 - C:0/46/31 (A01-129)
This Series contains one wool "Missouri" pillow with the colors gold and black (ca. 1925). There is fringe around the edge of the pillow, and it was received having suffered moth damage. John I. Denny, a 1948 graduate in Public Administration, and his wife Dorris I. Denny, a 1948 graduate in Home Economics, donated this pillow. John and Dorris Denny purchased the pillow at the estate sale of Herman Thielmann in New Melle, Missouri, ca. 1971. Thielmann (1893-1969), to whom the pillow belonged, received a B.S. in Agriculture in 1923 and a B.S. in Journalism in 1925 at MU.
(1 OSB, B3A, B2, top)

Series 26 - C:0/46/32 (A01-132)
This Series contains 17 metal engraving plates affixed to small wooden blocks (ca. 1917). These engraving plates were used for a Daily Missourian publication, (ca. 1917), and a Missouri Alumnus publication concerning the 50th reunion of the University of Missouri graduating class of 1867 (6/16/1917). Plates 1-7 contain images of the faculty members and administrators who taught the 1867 graduates. Those included are: Professor Joseph Ficklin, Professor J. V. C. Karnes, President John H. Lathrop, Professor George H. Matthews, Dr. J. G. Norwood, President Daniel Read, and Professor Oren Root. Plates 8-17 contain images of the graduates. Those included are: John T. Aldridge, Thomas A. Arnold, W. Lenoir Church, M. Allen Elston, James R. Evans Luke Evans, William C. Grainger, Gardiner Lathrop, Lewis C. Nelson, and Edward W. Stephens. All of the engraving plates were used for the Daily Missourian article, but only the plates for the graduates were used in the Missouri Alumnus article.
(1 Env, 138, 1)
Note to Archivist: Attached to the box list are photocopies of the Daily Missourian article, the Missouri Alumnus article, and the senior list for the class of 1867. This collection is stored with collection C:0/46/19, Box 2, 2/3 c.f.

Series 27 - C:0/46/33
This Series contains a plaque presented to the University of Missouri-Columbia Walter Williams Library by the Alumni of the School of Journalism (05/11/1934). The Walter Williams Library was established in 1908 and was located in Jay H. Neff Hall.
(1 FF, 725, 1, 3 Small Holdings Box 1)

Series 28 - C:0/46/35 (A02-04)
This Series contains a 9"x15" New York State Senate Proclamation from Senator Serphin R. Maltese honoring Mort Walker "upon the 50th anniversary of his comic strip 'Beetle Bailey'" (11/01/2001).
(1 FF, B23, MC)

Series 29 - C:0/46/36 (A02-141)
This Series contains memorabilia of the University of Missouri received from the State Historical Society of Missouri. Included in the Series is a baccalaureate diploma from the University of Missouri (1877) for Alexander E. Douglass and certificates from the Normal School (1901) and the Military Department (1901) of the University of Missouri for Evertt Elmo Biggs. Additional memorabilia in this Series is the doctoral hood for the honorary degree conferred on William Polk Jesse in 1956, a large poster depicting Columbia and Rolla campus buildings (ca. 1903), and a wooden plaque with the University Seal (in metal) attached (n.d.).
(1 OSF, B23, MC; 1 OSB, B3A, B1, Top; 1 Tube, B3A,
TU)

Series 30 - C:0/46/38 (A02-151)
This Series contains materials donated by the family of Paul Tipton who graduated from the University of Missouri in 1963 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. The donation consists of a colored photograph of Memorial Tower (n.d.) taken from the east, a University of Missouri view book (ca. 1915), and a souvenir publication of the Missouri Exhibit at the 1933 Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago entitled A Century of Progress of Missouri in Pictures.
(1 OSF, B23, 3, 2)

Series 31 - C:0/46/39 (A02-160)
This Series contains memorabilia associated with University of Missouri Alumnus, Donald W. Reynolds (1976-1992). Donald W. Reynolds received a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Missouri in 1927. He was the owner of Donrey Media Group and in 1988 donated 9 million dollars to the University of Missouri-Columbia which was used to build the Reynolds Alumni Center. Included in the Series are periodicals and newspapers with articles relating to Reynolds as well as two scrapbooks, one presented by the Alumni Association commemorating Reynolds's participation in the 1988 Homecoming celebrations as the Grand Marshal, the other concerning the Reynolds Alumni Center. The Series also contains an award recognizing Reynolds's leadership as chairman of the Development Fund Board of Directors (1976-1977), a plaque from the Big M Club, a Distinguished Service in Journalism Medal from the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Journalism and an ink caricature of Reynolds.
(1 OSB, B3A, B5, 8)

Series 32 - C:0/46/42 (A03-38)
This Series contains an item of memorabilia of the University of Missouri, (ca. 1906). The item is a small, silk bookmark with an embroidered seal of the University. The bookmark was an insert in an Egyptienne Luxury cigarette pack. The item was received from Ellis Library Special Collections.
(1 Env., B3A, C2, 3)

Series 33 - C:0/46/43 (A03-62)
This Series contains memorabilia of the University of Missouri, (1908). The memorabilia consists of a scrapbook of University of Missouri alumnus James S. Summers. The scrapbook contains numerous photographic prints of scenes from the Columbia campus and surrounding area, including the YMCA building, St. Patrick's Day events on the quadrangle, and May Day events. Also included are two postcards depicting University show herds and flocks. Summers was a member of the Class of 1908 in the College of Arts and Science. The scrapbook was donated by Don and Beverly Summers.
(1/6 c.f., 1 shoebox, B23, 6, 1)

Series 34 - C:0/46/44 (A03-92)
This Series contains a 16x12 broadsheet of the "State University, Columbia, Mo," (1875), which offers a bird's-eye view of the Columbia campus.
(1 broadsheet, 703, East wall)
Note to Archivist: Digitals versions of the broadsheet are stored on a cd-r located in 725, 1, 3 Small Holdings Box 1

Series 35 - C:0/46/45 (A03-98)
This Series contains a baccalaureate diploma in Education from the University of Missouri for Etha Daly, (1920). The back of the diploma bears the autograph of General John Joseph Pershing who received an honorary degree from the University of Missouri during the 1920 Commencement. The diploma was donated by James D. Kowal in honor and memory of his mother, Etha Daly Kowal.
(1 OSF,B23, MC)
Note to Researcher: See the donation correspondence for information regarding the middle name "Wight" used on the diploma.

Series 36. - C:0/46/50 (A05-19)
This Series contains the diploma and two hand-written copies of the doctoral thesis of Absalom Kerns. Kerns graduated from the University of Missouri-affiliated Medical Department in St. Louis in 1849.
(1 OSF, B23, MC)
Note to Archivist: The Series also contains a translation from the Latin of the diploma that was most likely done while the items were held by Special Collections, Ellis Library, University of Missouri-Columbia.

Series 37. - C:0/46/53 (A06-32)
This Series contains one copy of William Benjamin Smith's book entitled James Sidney Rollins, Memoir, (1891). The volume includes a biographical sketch of Rollins as well as a selection of his correspondence and speechs.
(1 vol., 704, 1, 2)
Note to Researcher: A copy of James Sidney Rollins, Memoir is also available in the Reading Room of University Archives. William Benjamin Smith was a Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy at the University of Missouri.
Note to Archivist: The volume in this Series was placed on deposit with University Archives by the Rollins Society of the University of Missouri-Columbia. Please see the box list or the relevant donor correspondence file for additional details.

Series 38. - C:0/46/54 (A06-50)
This Series contains memorabilia, (1910-1970, bulk 1914-1919), of the University of Missouri collected by MU alumni Dudley Ward Dehoney, Jr., (Bachelor of Science in Engineering, 1919), and James Lavelle Dehoney. The memorabilia consists of a photograph album, (ca. 1921), a commencement program, (1919), dance cards, (1912-1919), Homecoming and Pep booklets, (ca. 1916-1921), two issues of the Savitar, (1919, 1921), fraternity and society pins, a freshman beanie, Phi Kappa Psi publications and programs, (1914-1926), Class of 1922 broadsides, University of Missouri announcement bulletins for various departments, (1916-1919), and commemorative MU Football glass tumblers, (1966-1970). Also included in this Series are course-related records for Dudley W. Dehoney, including assignments, exercises, exam booklets, and engineering drawings and plans, (1915-1919). The Dehoney memorabilia was donated by Jim Knehans.
(1 c.f., 056359; 1 OSB, 139, 6; 1 OSF, B23, MC; Rolls
815, 816, 817)

Series 39. - C:0/46/55 (A06-70)
This Series contains memorabilia of the 307th College Training Detachment (Aircrew) at the University of Missouri-Columbia, (1943). The memorabilia consists of a pennant of the University of Missouri Air Corps Cadets of the U.S. Army Air Forces. Attached to the pennant is a 'Good Conduct' ribbon. The pennant and ribbon were donated by Alan Lee Gray who trained with the University of Missouri Air Corps Cadets in 1943.
(1 OSB, 139, 5, Front)
Note to Researcher: An image of the pennant is available here:
1943 pennant.

Series 40. - C:0/46/57 (A07-54)
This Series contains memorabilia of the University of Missouri, (ca. 1934, 1963), collected by MU alumnus Lelan Scammahorn Ryan (Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, 1934). Included in the Series are a view book of the College of Agriculture, (ca. 1934), and a commemorative desk weight for the seventy-fifth anniversary of Sanborn Field, (1963). The desk weight contains a soil sample from Plot 23.
(1/6 c.f., 100, 6)
Note to Archivist: The Ryan memorabilia was donated by his granddaughter, Sarah R. Hill.

Series 41. - C:0/46/58 (A07-83)
This Series contains memorabilia of University of Missouri alumna Virginia Childers (Master of Education, 1966 and Master of Arts in Library Science, 1972). The Series contains an Official Manual of the State of Missouri, 1943-1944, an August 1961 Northwest Missouri State College Commencement Program, a June 1967 University of Missouri Commencement Program, and a set of 1997 personalized MU license plates.
(1 Env., B3A, C2, 3)
Note to Archivist: The material was donated by Virginia’s sister Martha Childers. The manual is stored with the collection of Missouri Manuals in the Archives Reading Room, 703 Lewis Hall.

Series 42. - C:0/46/59 (A07-88)
This Series contains memorabilia of the University of Missouri, (ca. 1934-1935), collected by MU alumna Alice Effie Wykoff (Bachelor of Science in Education and Home Economics, 1935). The memorabilia consists of pages from a scrapbook mostly made up of photographs of the MU campus and the surrounding area, including images of the quadrangle in winter and Memorial Stadium.
(1 FF, 725, 1, 3 Small Holdings Box 1)
Note to Archivist: The Wykoff memorabilia was donated by her son, Ronald E. Ponzar.

Series 43. - C:0/46/61 (A08-11)
This Series contains memorabilia of the University of Missouri, (ca. 1970), collected by MU alumnus Philip Fisher Rahm (Bachelor of Arts, 1940). The memorabilia consists of three prints (photo-mechanical reproductions of drawings by artist M. Cason) of scenes from the Columbia campus, including Jesse Hall, Memorial Union, and the Journalism Archway. The prints were received by Rahm from the Development Fund offices in Jesse Hall.
(1 FF, 725, 1, 3 Small Holdings Box 1)
Note to Archivist: The prints were donated by Barb Christopher, grand-daughter of Philip Rahm.

Series 44. - C:0/46/62 (A08-71)
This Series contains memorabilia created and collected by MU alumnus John Marcus Evvard (Master of Science in Agriculture, 1909). The memorabilia, (ca. 1907-1909), consists of a photograph album that includes family photographs as well as scenes from on and around the Columbia campus. The Columbia shots depict, among others: Whitten Hall from the east and the west; the quadrangle; a campus military parade; Kappa Alpha Theta house; laying of the cornerstone for the Agricultural Building; Engineering Week; Farmers' Week; and the Switzler Hall bell. Evvard served as an assistant to Dean Henry Waters in the College of Agriculture from 1907 until 1910. A number of Evvard's photographs were used in the
1909 edition of the Savitar.
(1 Env., B3A, 5, 5, Front)
Note to Researcher: The memorabilia was received from Dale Smith in Alumni Publications at the University of Missouri. Smith wrote an article about Evvard for the Summer 2008 issue of the alumni magazine, Mizzou.

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