Commencement Exercises of Franklin High School, May 26, 1911 - OA Ullrich as Valedictorian; Commencement/Baccalaureate programs (Georgetown, Mart, Jonah, Weatherford College, San Saba, Briggs); Music Recitals, Junior Music Club, Pianists' Club; plays, Mask and Wig; Pirate Pagent, Pigskin Review; W. Lee O'Daniel inauguration invitation; Paramount Theatre program; Deltagram, Sigma Tau Delta, Alpha Delta Pi invitations; program 'Honoring President and Mrs. William Carrington Finch'; letter: from Dr. Fleming, from J. D. Wheeler, to Dr. Claud Howard; First Methodist Church, 47th Birthday Party of J. C. Godbey Sunday School Class; National Society of College Teachers of Education; Tri-County Teachers Institute; Robertson County Institute, State Institute on Professional Relations; Conference on the Preparation of College Teachers; Association of Texas Colleges; Texas Council of Church-related Colleges; Georgetown Chamber of Commerce banquet; American Association for the Advancement of Science; Bulletin of Southwestern University ser. 31, no. 4 May 1932 (pastor's school); 'The Fanfare' published by Southwestern University Band; Ex-Students' News [Bulletin of Southwestern University ser. 43, no. 4]; UT class of 1917 reunion info (photograph moved to 21.2 in Photograph Archives); Rutersville College unveiling of historical marker with clippings, correcspondence; Distinguished Alumni Luncheon; Orientation Calendar for New Students; 2011-4 Homecoming 1966 program honoring Dr. Ullrich; SU September 14, 1942 official bulletin; Commencement exercises program, May 29, 1947; SU's Ex-students Banquet program with 'Southwestern Song' lyric sheet; Program for Homecoming 1967 with Dr. Angus Springer as Mr. Homecoming; Small photograph of Laura Kuykendall Hall; The Third Annual Meeting of The Presidents' Club, Weds. May 5, 1971 with description of presidents from Mood (1873) to Finch (1961); Official Program of Southwestern Psychological Association, Thirteenth Annual Convention, April 21-23, 1966: Inn of Six Flage, Arlington, Texas 'Mein Leopold' - program for play by Adolph L'Arronge