Commencement ceremonies

Program, newspaper clipping. Address: "The attack on american schools" by President John Garland Flowers.

Program and newspaper clippings. Address by Leland E. Derrick, Dean of Graduate Studies.

Program, newspaper clippings. Address: "If we should think" by Ralph H. Houston, Professor of English.

Newspaper clippings noting that 75 degrees were awarded at the first mid-year convocation.

Newspaper clipping Address: Dr. J.G. Flowers

Program. Address: "The central role of the rational powers" by J. Lloyd Rogers, Professor of Education.

Program. Address by William E. Norris, Jr., Professor of Biology.

Program. Address by Elton Abernathy, Professor of Speech.

Program, press releases, transcript, newspaper clippings. Address: "The season and the time" by Robert W. Walts, Professor of English

Programs, press release, correspondence. Address by Dr. James L. Rogers, Dean, School of Education.

Programs, press release, correspondence. Address by The Honorable Don Rains, State Representative, 45th District.

Programs, press releases, correspondence. Address by The Honorable Sarah Weddington, General Counsel, United States Department of Agriculture.

Programs, press releases, correspondence. College of professional schools address by Dr. Joe H. Wilson, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the University The graduate school and the college of arts and sciences address by Dr. Cecil O. Hahn, Professor, Department of History

Programs, press releases, correspondence, photograph, newspaper clippings. Address by The Honorable John L. Hill, Attorney General of Texas.

Programs, press releases, correspondence, transcript, photographs. Address by Harry J. Middleton, Director of the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library.

Programs, press releases, correspondence, photograph, newspaper clipping. Address by Bob Krueger, Congressman, Twenty-First Congressional District.

Program, press releases, correspondence. Address by Emmie Craddock, Professor of History and Director of the Honors Program.

Programs, press releases, correspondence. Address by Betty Jane Kissler, Professor of History and Chairman of the Faculty Senate.