Commencement ceremonies

Invitation [bound], programs, and printed address to graduating class transcript. Speaker: "Twenty-five years of progress" by President C.E. Evans

Invitations, program, printed address to graduating class transcript. Speaker: "All dressed up and no place to go: the surplus of college graduates," by President C.E. Evans.

Printed address to graduating class transcript. Speaker: "The challenge of the depression," by President C.E. Evans.

Printed commencement address transcript. Speaker: "A service program," by President C.E. Evans.

Program. Address by Mr. William J. Micheels, representing the faculty.

Invitations [bound], program for baccalaureate service and commencement, printed address to graduating class transcript. Speaker: "Life's bargains," by President C.E. Evans.

Transcript of address. Address by President J.G. Flowers, "Higher education and the postwar world."

Transcript. Speaker: Mrs. J. K. [Sallie] Beretta

Newspaper clipping. Speaker: Bishop A. Frank Smith.

Program, newspaper clipping. Address: Rev. Edmund Heinsohn, University Methodist Church, Austin, Texas.

Transcript, newspaper clippings. Address: "American education and international cooperation," by President J.G. Flowers.

Invitation, program. Address by Rev. David Stitt, President, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary

Program. Address by Mr. James Thyne Henderson, British Consul-General in Houston.

Program, transcript. Address: "Moral and Spiritual Values in Education," by President John Garland Flowers.

Program, newspaper clipping. Address: "A Time for Greatness" by Dr. William Carrington Finch, President, Southwestern University.

Newspaper clipping. Address: "Our Traditional Values" by W.H. Frank Barnes, Member of the College Board of Regents.

Program. Address: "Education for automation" by Dr. R.M. Caveness, President, San Angelo College.

Program, transcript. Address: "Speaking of books" by Dr. Logan Wilson, President, The University of Texas.

Program, transcript, newspaper clipping. Address: "Pupils and patients as real people, or some aspects of health education," by Joseph T. Roberts, Jr., Veterans Hospital, Buffalo, New York and lecturer, The Buffalo School of Medicine.

Program, transcript, newspaper clippings. Address: "Past is prologue" by Alfred H. Nolle, Dean of the College.