Communal collections box 11

Scope and Contents The Lauren Roth collection of Purdue University broadsides (2009; 0.2 cubic feet) documents Purdue campus life and culture as well as marketing strategies of various campus groups, including Purdue University itself. It is predominantly composed of campus group callout broadsides, as well as broadsides advertising various events. The collection was created in HONR 199 Living History as a way to understand Purdue in the present day and curated by Lauren Roth....

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Materials collected by Fred Rose and Mary Otten Rose. The collection includes a Class of 1921 directory, records, Class of 1921, 45th, 50th, and 55th anniversary papers, correspondence to classmates in regards to events, copies of clippings from Purdue Exponent, and related materials. One folder contains photographs, newsletters, programs from 25th 30th, 40th and 50th reunions, rosters and notes from the Class of 1922 for which Mary Otten Rose was class secretary.

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Manuscript of Capsheaves.

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Articles written by and about Grover F. Powers, M.D.

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Programs, clippings, photographs and Purdue Semi-Centennial ephemera from J. E. Raffensperger's time as a Purdue student.

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A grade card [signed by W. E. Stone] and leave of absence notes from Clarence Rannells' junior year (1898) at Purdue University.

Scope and Contents Photographs taken inside the Mechanical Engineering Building, includes a picture of the "Schenectady" locomotive, circa 1894-1898. Color photographs of the clock parts from the clock that was in the Mechanical Engineering Building tower in 1894 and are now on display in a case in the MSEE building. Also includes correspondence and background information from the donator of the collection, March 30, 2001.Collection also includes the article, "Mascot Is Off Rose Bowl Track:...

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A list of publications by Charles R. Richards, along with some of the articles written by him.

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One folder containing articles by Charles Ripley.

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Rowe, L. W. (1915). What is the Best End-Point of the Reaction in the Frog-Heart Method of Digitalis Assay? Reprinted from the Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association, vol. IV, no. 1, January, 1915, pp. 108-112. [2 copies]

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"A History of Purdue University's Clark Telescope," by Patrick Ridgely, August 23, 1975.