Departmental records, 1940-1991.

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Departmental records, 1940-1991.

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Athletics records (1940s-1960s, .25 linear ft.) including programs, schedules, score books, and statistics relating to football, basketball, baseball. Library records (1971-1991, .25 linear ft.) including time sheets, library orientation material, lists of patrons with overdue books, correspondence, invoices, annual report, library use reports (1962-1972), booklists, committee correspondence and reports (1975-1977), workshop material, and general library files; together with photos, correspondence, and news clippings documenting the dedication of the William Henry Sheppard Library (1956). And Stillman College Alumni Association records (1965-1972) including Alumni Association Board of Directors meeting minutes (1965-1972), correspondence (1973), constitution and bylaws (1969), reunion program (1970), and Financial Aid Committee reports (1969-1970); together with the papers of Alex A. Chambers, Class of 1960 and national president, which include volume 2 of a bound volume set containing correspondence to and from Chambers, programs, meeting minutes of Board of Directors of the Alumni Association, constitution and bylaws, and alumni directory.

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Stillman College, William H. Sheppard Library

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Stillman College, William H. Sheppard Library

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