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Two pages from the Student Life newspaper from October 19, 1956. Contains a candidate list for that year's Homecoming Queen pageant.
A page from the "Student Life" newspaper from October 25, 1963. Contains homecoming-based ads from local merchants.
Six pages from the Student Life newspaper from October 23, 1964. Features ads and pieces about the upcoming Homecoming celebration.
A page from the "Student Life" newspaper from November 11, 1967. Features a full-page advertisement for the upcoming homecoming game.
Page eleven of the Student Life newspaper from October 15, 1975. Features a call for auditions for the annual Rhythm Rhapsodies competition.
A photograph of two men taking the measurements of a candidate for Homecoming Queen. Originally published in the Student Life newspaper.
A photograph of the 3 elected cheerleaders from 1945, Sherry Peck, Max Adams, and Bonnie Mae Hill. Taken from the October 4, 1945, Student Life Newspaper.
The front page of the September 14, 1945 "Student Life" newspaper featuring an article welcoming the Aggies back to peacetime college days.
A clipping from the October 19, 1930 edition of the "Student Life" newspaper, announcing the first Utah State Homecoming celebration.
Students Invited to Episcopal Services: J. E. MacGinnis, is in charge of St. John's as a student
Religious Emphasis Days: University encourages interdenominational services to students
This is the logo of the Student Nutrition Access Center, located in TSC 333, Utah State University, Logan, Utah. SNAC's goal is to provide food resources for students who can't access these resources themselves.
This is a collection of essays from an English class at Tule Lake, a relocation center in California. They discuss the students' experiences of evacuation and life at a relocation center. This particular collection is a part of University of Utah…
Studio Barber Shop, 12472 S.W. Broadway St., Beaverton, OR 97005
Shop Counter With Female Employee And Refrigerated Cabinet Containing Dairy Products, 1954.
The first-hand account of the Story of Old Ephraim by Fred Summers, May 24, 1977. Typed.
