Box 1
Contains 8 Results:
"Excerpts from the Service of Inauguration, Oct. 6, 1942
Excerpts from The Service of Inauguration of John Nelson Russell Score as tenth President of Southwestern University.
Inauguration of J.N.R. Score as 10th President of Southwestern University, October 6, 1942
Bulletin of Southwestern University, Series 43, No. 2--2 copies, Includes Flag Raising Exercises, Inaugural program, The Trustees' Address and The Charge, and the Inaugural Address. Donor: C. C. Cody; 3 copies--invitation; 1 copy--The Order for Inauguration. Program Donor: O. A. Ullrich
Correspondence, bulk: 1947-1949
Memo to John Berglund approving establishment of the 'Blue Key' and 'Cardinal Key' Honor Fraternities, 'Blue Key' Installation Program; Memo closing the University before the end of 1st semester, due to a fire in Laura Kuykendall Hall, and rescheduling semester exams brochure: 'Southwestern University' with 'Greetings from President Score' to SU V-12 unit (removed from museum 1989.26 b)
S.S. Southwestern Victory, bulk: 1945, 1965
Newspaper Clippings, 1946, 1949
Christian Education Magazine article re: election and inauguration; Dr. Score speaking engagements; Houston Chronicle, Austin American articles re: death and funeral; 'Southwestern Navy Unit Closes'; Nimitz to get SU Degree' [honorary degree]; 'Daniel Baker Merged with Southwestern'; Daniel Baker College and Southwestern to Merge'; 'Daniel Baker College Joins Southwestern'; 'Southwestern University is Given Half Interest in 5 Million Dollar Firm' re: WKM Company, Fred McManus;
X-Ray Photograph, bulk: c. 1899, 1945
Lyndon Baines Johnson Honorary Degree, 1943
Newspaper article: 'Southwestern Graduates Hear Lyndon Johnson: School Honors Young Congressman with Degree'; Dean O. A. Ullrich hooding LBJ
World War II Materials, 1940s
In Memoriam' blank certificate to use to honor SU students who died in war service; 'His name has been inscribed on the permanent honor roll of the college with the prayer that the sacrifice he and his comrades have made shall promote perpetual peace, further the welfare of our nation, and the freedome and security of mankind.' [M-H Museum identified as WW II artifiact]