Programs (Publications)
Found in 139 Collections and/or Records:
Barbara and John Dewey papers
Baseball (Intercollegiate Athletics) records
The Intercollegiate Athletics Baseball records consists of a 1914 bulletin board announcement, a modern letterhead, 1983 scorecard, a 1999 baseball camp pamphlet, 1952 training camp information and game programs from the 1999, 2001,2002, 2009, and 2010 seasons. Also available are photographs of the baseball team and players for 1870 to 1969.
Beryl Williamson papers
Beth Mlynarek Kaufman collection
Block and Bridle Club records
The Block and Bridle Club records contain a club yearbook dated 1973-1974, and a 20th Annual Spring Round-Up program/menu dated May 25, 1977. Also included are event reports, officer responsibilities, and club awards which have been printed from the club’s website. The photographs include images of the club as well as a Block and Bridle Show.
Boxing (Sports Information Office) records
The collection contains boxing programs and other published materials relating to Michigan State University's boxing program from 1940 to 1958. The collection also contains the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) program from 1959.
Burt and Ila Wermuth papers
Capital Professional Chefs and Cooks Association of Greater Lansing records
The collection contains newsletters from 2007-2008 with information regarding meetings and banquets in the area both past and present that are relevant to the culinary arts as well as recipes and words from the organization's president. There are also two programs from "TasteFest" 2007 and an awards banquet in 2008.
Carolyn Mund papers
The collection consists of a 1966 Water Carnival program and ticket.
Catherine and Russ Hunt papers
The collection consists a booklet titled "The Technique of Good Manners: a handbook for College Men" by Mary Perin Barker (1935), a June 1932 commencement program, a MSC Concert Course program featuring George Barrere, Lewis Richards and Michael Press (March 2, 1932), "Songs of Michigan State College" (1931), a Green Splash Women's Swimming Club program (April 27, 1932), and an oversize sheet of red tissue paper with Japanese characters.