SU Athletics; Pearl Neas; editorial on SU’s lack of endowments (1932); Golden Bowl; choir; Mask and Wig Players; Bishop A. J. Moore, Sir Josiah Stamp (honorary degrees)

Honorary degrees; Pastors’ School; Dr. J. N. R. Score named President of SU (1935); SU Athletics; death of Laura Kuykendall; SU degree in Business Administration; SU students

Choir, orchestra, Mask and Wig Players; SU Athletics; SU alumni, students, professors; Golden Bowl; Homecoming; Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Dobie

Choir recitals, orchestra performances, and Mask and Wig Players; SU Athletics (death of Coach C. M. Edens); SU students, alumni, professors; Pigskin Revue; construction and dedication of Cody Memorial Library; Golden Bowl Dinner; Centennial Session

Choir recitals, orchestra performances, art exhibits, Mask and Wig Players; SU Athletics; SU students, alumni, professors; Pigskin Revue; construction of West Gymnasium; SU Centennial

Choir recitals, orchestra concerts, Mask and Wig Players; SU students, alumni, professors; Pastors’ school; H.R. Knickerbocker; Golden Bowl Dinner

Choir, orchestra, Mask and Wig Players; SU alumni, students, professors; Inaugural of Dr. J. N. R. Score as President; new “defense” curriculum; V-7 Unit; H. R. Knickerbocker; Golden Bowl Dinner

Choir, orchestra, Mask and Wig Players; SU Athletics (football team); Su Alumni, professors, students (involvement in war effort); V-12 Unit; Pastors’ School; Lyndon Johnson honorary degree; Lois Perkins Chapel; SU women in WAAC, SU men in military; war rally with Robert Taylor and Jack Dempsey (boxer)

Choir, orchestra; SU Athletics, alumni, professors (involvement in war effort); Weatherford Junior College; Pi Gamma Mu; Bishop Boaz; Lyndon Johnson; Mrs. L. E. Weiss gift to SU (1937-1938)

Pearl Neas promotion as registrar; SU Athletics (Sun Bowl); U. S. S. Southwestern; V-12 Unit; SU students, alumni, professors (involvement in war effort)