Box 1

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Mounted.

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Mounted. Building construction progress with San Marcos down town in distance.

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Mounted. Now called Sewell Park.

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Mounted.

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Mounted.

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Mounted.

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Mounted.

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Mounted.

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Currently known as the Lampasas Building, its also been called the Manual Arts Building or the Home Economics Building. This structure has gone trhough many renovations over the years.

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This is an artificial collection containing a wide variety of print photographs covering many subjects. Many of these photographs came to the library before the official creation of the University Archives. Images include campus buildings, student and staff portraits, student groups, and sports teams. Also includes photographs of Ladybird Johnson. Arranged topically, as many of these images are undated.

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This is an artificial collection containing a wide variety of print photographs covering many subjects. Many of these photographs came to the library before the official creation of the University Archives. Images include campus buildings, student and staff portraits, student groups, and sports teams. Also includes photographs of Ladybird Johnson. Arranged topically, as many of these images are undated.

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Two boards with 17 photographs attached. Teacher for class was H. H. G,

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Cloyce Pearson, Fred Kaderli, Yancy Yarbrough, Jewell Vann, George Scharnberg, Murray Finley.

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Two boards with multiple photographs attached. Includes, campus with snow, Thompson's coffee shop, Waldrep Creamery, A. B. Rogers Furniture co., William Drug store, collegiate shop, and more.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This is an artificial collection containing a wide variety of print photographs covering many subjects. Many of these photographs came to the library before the official creation of the University Archives. Images include campus buildings, student and staff portraits, student groups, and sports teams. Also includes photographs of Ladybird Johnson. Arranged topically, as many of these images are undated.

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Board with mounted student portraits. Many students identified; spelling may differ as most confirmed using Pedagog 1942 and 1943 yearbooks. Robert Allen, Ruth Cloyd, Verna Deckert, Jack Hoag, Douglas Humble, T.C. Johnson, Alma Lueders, Glenn Marshall, Doris Muelker, Laura Parke, Henry Valdespino, Unidentified, Unidentified.

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Board with mounted student portraits. Many students identified; spelling may differ as most confirmed using Pedagog 1942, 1943, and 1945 yearbooks. Elsie Lou Fischer, Marian Kennedy, Ruth Kurletch, Ruby Lee Carlisle, Marguerite Strube, Eddie Huston, Frances Galloway, Herlinda Herrera, Betty Miller, Georgia Lovelady, Marguerite LaForge, Anna Mailer, Annaceil Cude, Alice Osborne, Florence Weatherford, James Bishop.

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Board with mounted student portraits. Many students identified; spelling may differ as most confirmed using Pedagog 1942, 1943, and 1946 yearbooks. Joyce Brinkmann, Mabel King, Otha Grisham, Glenn Marshall, Annie Lee Bauer, Maxine Day or Lay, Geneva DeBord, Mary Linda Gill, Donnie Burlson, Bill Williams, Bonnie Mason, Meale Henderson, Evelyn Cummings, Donniece Howell, Wayne Dickerson, Naomi Uzzell.

Scope and Contents Board with mounted student portraits. Many students identified; spelling may differ as most confirmed using Pedagog 1942-1944 yearbooks. Velmo Jo Williams, Esther Rosson, Lynette Preece, Frances Bailey, Gerald Gardner, Gloria Dyar, Maxine Payne, Carl DeBase, David Speck, Gertrude Smith, Edith Speckles, Donnie Heap, Roger Mere Meltan, Doris Muelker, Agnes Garner, Frances Hohn, Betty Miller, Dorothy Kennedy, Bonnie Broyles, Evelyn Herman, Elaine Baize, Doris Wagner, R. L. (Bobby) Dedman,...

Scope and Contents Board with mounted student portraits. Many students identified; spelling may differ as most confirmed using Pedagog 1942-1944 yearbooks. Imogene Broyles, Bob Decker, Vernell Stahl, Genola Gardner, Jeanne Keeble, Peggy Speielman, Annie Lee Bauer, Alleen Moeller, Lorene Froehner, Wayne Dickerson, Dorothy Houy, Clarice Maerz, James Bishop, Jeanne Brown, Minie Hundson, Evelyn James, H.C. Farrell, Elsie Lou Fischer, Bonnie Mason, James Rogers, Florelle Howell, Edith Naiser, Madeline Greyton,...