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Southeast Missouri State University celebrated their 75th Anniversary, the Diamond Jubilee, on October 29-30 1948. The event consisted of dinners, a black mask play, pep rally, football game, and exhibitions. This collection contains programs, correspondence, pamphlets, photographs, and scrapbooks from the Diamond Jubilee celebration.

Abstract Materials collected by Donald and Rubye Kraft. Includes ephemera from Donald B. Kraft’s days as a student at Southeast Missouri State Teachers College (1938-1939), V-Mail correspondence from World War II, Armed Forces editions of Newsweek and the Boston Herald, and late 19th century Cape Girardeau ephemera. Also includes a typed manuscript by Don Kraft (34p) entitled “Der Amerikanish Traum (The American Dream): A Profile of a Hessian Immigrant in Cape Girardeau, 1855-1888,” regarding the...

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Publications created by the College of Business and its departments including academic guides, informational and event brochures, newsletters, and reports.

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Articles covering the political battle for the position of Missouri Governor between Hon. Lawrence McDaniel and Gov. Forrest C. Donnell.

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Carbon typescript (14p) of pageant script “Alma Mater” written by Dorothy Quarles and directed by Bertie Cleino, presented by the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Alumni Association at the annual Alumni Association Reunion, May 19, 1936.

Abstract Correspondence, newspapers, photocopies, and journal articles pertaining to Douglas Wixson’s research on Harold Harwell Lewis (1901-1985), a Missouri farmhand poet and Communist essayist, for an article in the William Carlos Williams Review titled: “In Search of the Low-Down Americano: H.H. Lewis, William Carlos Williams and the Politics of Literary Reception, 1930-1950.” Wixson was Associate Professor of English at the then-University of Missouri-Rolla. He edited The Weed King and Other...

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This collection pertains to the research interests of Dr. Carol A. Morrow. Morrow, former professor of Anthropology at Southeast Missouri State University retired in the spring of 2012. The greatest depth of this collection is in reference to Dr. Morrow’s research interests of Native American history and current Native American issues.

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Open letter (3p) to Southeast Missouri State Teachers College faculty from the college president, welcoming them back to a new school year and outlining the goals and expectations for the faculty throughout the next school year.

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Essay (32p) printed in the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Bulletin, February 1923, by Dr. Joseph A. Serena, president of the college, entitled “A Message to the Rural Schools of Southeast Missouri,” with illustrations.

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Programs from Alumni Association luncheon honoring Dr. Joseph A. Serena, President Emeritus of the Southeast Missouri State Teachers College, with Serena’s vita (resume) and list of events.