Choir recitals; SU athletics; SU alumni, professors, students; construction of Lois Perkins Chapel; McManus gift; fire in Boiler Plant; Pastors ’ School; death of H. R. Knickerbocker; Dr. Heinsohn, Harry Benge Crozier

Choir recitals, orchestra performances, Mask and Wig Players; SU students, alumni, professors; SU Athletics (Spot Collins); Inauguration of William Carrington Finch as SU President; Lois Perkins Chapel Dedication; Pastors’ School

Choir recitals, orchestra performances; Mask and Wig Players; SU students, alumni, professors; establishment of Herman Brown Chair of History; SU Athletics

Choir and orchestra performances; Mask and Wig Players; “Dobie Day” October 29, 1952; announcement about construction of McCook-Crain Clinic; Sneed House

Choir recitals, orchestra performances, Mask and Wig Players; SU Athletics; SU alumni, students, professors; West Foundation; McCook-Crain Clinic, Fondren Jones Science Building; portrait of C. C. Cody, Jr.; stone SU sign on corner of University and Maple street; Pastors’ school; Madonna sculpture in courtyard of Lois Perkins Chapel; fire in Kappa Sigma House, Olive Street

Mask and Wig Players, choir and orchestra performances; SU students, alumni, professors; dedication of Bishops Memorial Union, Fondren Jones Science Hall; funding for Fine Arts Building; Ruter Dormitory for Men

Choir recitals, orchestra performances, Mask and Wig Players; SU Athletics; SU Alumni, students, and professors; SU’s 115th Birthday; golf course; dedication of Ruter Dormitory; dedication of R. S. Hyer statue; Pastors ’ school; Ford Foundation Grant

Choir recitals, art exhibits, Mask and Wig Players, orchestra performances; SU Athletics; SU alumni, professors, students; Snyder Home torn down; Willson lectures; construction of Religious Activities Center; quarter-million dollar gift to SU; Pi Gamma Mu; SU-Duke University arrangement–pre-forestry degree