Bowling Green State University

Memory book from Bowling Green Normal School, Class President of the 1915 class; includes student names and photographs.

Paper submitted for completion of Senior Honors Thesis, 1985.

Prom, formal dance, social, and other programs from Bowling Green State University.

Lecture notes, quizzes and exams, memos, and mimeographed handouts with poetry excerpts, from Bowling Green State University course, English 202, Introduction to Poetry, taught by Kinney.

The UA vertical files collection is an intentionally gathered collection, primarily of newspaper clippings, that complements the UA publications collection (UA-0117) and UA photographs collection (UA-0114). As a group, these three collections provide broad ranging information about the history of BGSU, its built environment, and some of the people who have spent time on its campus.

Lecture notes, syllabus, memos, and photocopied material, from Bowling Green State University course, Math 131, Calculus I, taught by Rickey in the fall of 1994.

Records documenting LGBTQ student organization at Bowling Green State University.

The Wallace L. Pretzer papers span from 1943 –2016 and document key activities in his personal and professional life as a Professor of English at Bowling Green State University (BGSU), particularly his involvement with the Xi’an Exchange Program, which he established. Includes photographs (mostly in binders), correspondence, articles, audiocassettes, and ephemera.

Scattered correspondence of a student at Bowling Green State College between 1930 and 1934.

Student scrapbook, disassembled for preservation purposes, including minor correspondence, program and Constitution of Book and Motor Society, calling cards, receipts for dorm fees, and event poster of a student in the class of 1918 from Bowling Green Normal College.

The Wankelman Family Collection includes photographs, Masonic and Kiwanis programs, manuals, rosters and miscellaneous artifacts dating from c.1860-1977

Scrapbook of photographs, without identification, of a student at Bowling Green State University graduating with the class of 1949, showing Homecoming and other campus activities and buildings.

Material associated with naval service during World War II on D-Day, including oral interview tape (copy) done by the University of Toledo Canaday Center for the Veterans Oral History Project, clippings, statement in support of claim to the Department of Veterans Affairs, and an article; also minor family material related to his mother, Grace Melvina Davenport including early Bowling Green Normal College 1916 diploma, and various other certificates.