Bowling Green State University

Speech presented at Bowling Green State University as part of an educational conference on "Global Interdependence : Imperatives for Higher Education in Northwest Ohio" held on April 24, 1976. Draft of speech, inscribed "To Jim" and dated April 27, 1976.

Records of the BGSU Chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society.

Diary of a young woman at Bowling Green State University; details social life and activities.

Classroom notes and lecture materials, poems, a diary, programs, and photographic prints of BGSU poet and English professor H. Glendon Steele.

Research files, student papers, printed materials, and news clippings focused upon the study of drama and theater history collected by BGSU Professor of Speech Harold B. Obee; research cards produced from resources located at Ohio repositories and libraries provide details about theater programs, performances, and events from the 19th into the 20th centuries at theaters in such Ohio cities as Cincinnati, Toledo, Findlay, and Bowling Green.

Photocopy of scrapbook of photographs, reminiscences, and biographical information on the first graduating class of 1915 from the Bowling Green Normal College.

The Dr. W. Heinlen Hall papers are comprised of correspondence and files relevant to Dr. Hall’s years as professor of chemistry at Bowling Green State University. The bulk of records date from 1931-2003.

School related papers, grade reports, teaching certificates, and records, documenting her studies at Bowling Green Normal College; includes pin from Book and Motor Society, a BG honor society.

Typescript history of intercollegiate basketball, baseball, and football at Bowling Green State University.

The Homer B. Williams papers largely consists of speeches and addresses given by Williams while he served as the first president of Bowling Green State University from 1912 to 1937. Also included in the collection are notes taken for his speeches, papers prepared for meetings of the Town and Gown Club, and news clippings on the growth and development of Bowling Green State University.

Materials related to Ida Belle Edgington. Includes postcards, letters, programs, invitations, and correspondence.

The papers of Ivan "Doc" Lake were part of the University Archives until separated and treated as a manuscript collection in 1980. The papers consist largely of newspaper clippings on the university and printed material about various university functions. The items in the collection date from 1911-1971.

Newspaper clippings, subject files, printed material, correspondence and manuscript material related to the history of Bowling Green State University and early BGSU activities.

The James Gordon collection on Jack Vivian consists of notes from an interview Jim Gordon conducted with Bowling Green State University hockey coach Jack Vivian, a BGSU club hockey team program, a news clipping, and several folders of photographic materials relating to Jack Vivian and the BGSU hockey team. COllection materials date from 1968-1969.

Collection of minor correspondence, manuscripts, published writings and miscellaneous research materials of a faculty member at Bowling Green State University between 1914 and 1956. Includes draft and galley versions of A History of Bowling Green State University, 1910-1963

Scrapbook of news clippings covering the 1976 season of the BGSU Women's tennis team, which Janet Parks coached.