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Writings and correspondence, souvenirs and miscellany of Cloyd Head, Chicago playwright, theatrical director, business manager of the Goodman Theatre and husband of the poet Eunice Tietjens.

Diaries, correspondence, writings and subject files of Cloyd Head -- Includes correspondence and manuscripts documenting the writing, publication and theatrical production of several plays and essays by Cloyd Head, notably The Grotesques; correspondence with Chicago literary and theatrical figures, including Harriet Monroe, Maurice Browne, Thomas Wood Stevens and Cloyd Head's wife, Eunice Tietjens; notes, correspondence and photographs relating to Goodman Theatre in Chicago and the founding of Cloyd Head's Miami Players; correspondence and souvenirs from travels throughout Europe, the Middle East, Central America and Africa; correspondence with family and friends. There are also a few professional photographs of actors with the Goodman Theatre and the Miami Players and snapshots of stage productions in Chicago and Florida

Sends greetings to her and to Cloyd Head and recalls an evening together after a recital

This collection consists primarily of printed materials produced as part of the celebration of bicentennial the birth of George Washington, particularly programs and news clippings about related events. It also contains a number of books related to the life of George Washington and the centennial celebration of his birth. The materials are believed to have been collected by University President Cloyd Heck Marvin in association with his service as the head of the D.C. Committee for the George Washington Becentennial

The George Washington Bicentennial Commission was a federally-chartered group charged with coordinating the celebration of the 200th anniversary of George Washington's birth in 1932. This collection consists primarily of printed materials produced as part of the celebration. The materials are believed to have been collected by University President Cloyd Heck Marvin in association with his service as the head of the D.C. Committee for the George Washington Becentennial.

Concerns her review of Elsie Sergeant's "Shadow shapes" in the Times; mentions she is recovering from an operation

The records of North Carolina State University's chapter of the Society of Alpha Pi Mu contain correspondence, meeting minutes, general information about the fraternity, an agenda of events, and the national Alpha Pi Mu constitution. Alpha Pi Mu is a national honorary society for students in the field of Industrial Engineering

This collection centers on the coaching career of C.V. "Red" Money who coached football and basketball at Hanover College from 1927-1932. Types of materials include: correspondence, newspapers, bulletins, pamphlets, playbooks, tickets, intramural sports pamphlets, photographs, Greek life items such as dance as images and information about the first night game at Hanover

Front row (left to right): Gary Firestone, manager; Norm Kersten; Harold Kenna; Ron Turner; Tom Lancaster; Max Stackhouse; Tom Winks; Ron Oberle; Dene Knight; Keith Schroeder; Morrie Goodnight; Bud Stringfellow; Ralph Kennedy; Jay Hanselmann; Bob Rice, manager; Second row (left to right): Cloyd Trisler, equipment manager; Mike Donaldson; Jim Freudenberg; Dave Cavins; Randy Lingle; Wayne Leslie; Skip Mathieson; Pat Ewing; Bob Fink; Bill Taylor; Steve Wolf; Glenn Ralston; Ken Lemke; Art Bryant; Norm Miller; Jay Sterling; Robert Harvey, assistant coach; Third row (left to right): Head Coach Mike Snavely; Line coach Jack Morton; Bill Ong; Jack Prugh; Jim Ellsberry; Ed Unterberg; Harper Roehm; Bill Hastings; Don Dixon; Tom Holthouse; Marion Wingard; Bob Edmunds; Gary Jones; Glynn Roehr; Jerry Rose; Maynard Poland; John Rikhoff, Athletic Director Jim Loveless; Backfield Coach Cal Luther; Fourth row (left to right): Fred Williams; Dick Gethin; Bill Leist; Doug Holmes; Don Boveri; Bergen ...