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A football program for the 1971 Homecoming game against Memphis State University.
These letters include the Rotary correspondence of O. Guy Cardon, a president of the Logan club and Governor of Rotary's fifth district. Guy also owned and operated the Bluebird restaurant where the Logan Rotary club met for lunch every Thursday.
These documents detail some of the responses and explanations of the National Recovery Administration by members of Rotary International.
A photograph of 7 cheerleaders posing in their uniforms. Late 1960s era.
A photograph of the 1969 Homecoming Queen and the two runners-up on their parade float before the beginning of the Homecoming parade.
A photograph of the 1969 Homecoming Queen and her two attendants on their parade float on Logan Main Street.
A photograph of the 1969 Homecoming Queen on her parade float at the opening of the Homecoming football game. Photo is 8X10 inches.
Photograph of the parade float for the 1969 Homecoming Queen parked in front of the marquee for Romney Stadium, featuring the home game schedule for the year.
A photograph of a photographer capturing a shot of the Homecoming Queen parade float on Logan Main Street. Year unknown, late 1960s.
A photograph of a Homecoming parade float decorated with a Polynesian theme, late 1960s.
A photograph of a Homecoming parade float with the theme "Echoes of the Past," and decorated with Ancient-Greece-inspired decorations, late 1960s.
A photograph of the parade car sponsored by Culligan Soft Water in the Homecoming parade in from of the Baugh Motel. Date unknown.
A photograph of 5 men building a parade float for a Homecoming parade, date unknown.
Photograph of a reception hall with newspapers on display for the 1965 Homecoming Alumni Banquet.
Photograph of a group of alumni at the 1965 annual Homecoming Alumni banquet.
Photograph of the 1950 Homecoming Queen and her attendants in the Homecoming Parade on Logan Main Street.
A photograph of two women on the Sigma Kappa sorority's Homecoming parade float in the 1952 parade.
A photograph of "Student Life" staffers riding on the "Student Life" parade car for the 1955 Homecoming parade through downtown Logan, Utah.
A photograph of a student and two faculty members planning the Homecoming Ball in 1955.
A photograph of a parade float from 1956, featuring the slogan "U'll boot 'em in DeBut."
Photograph of the Kappa Delta Homecoming parade float in 1956, featuring the slogan, "Aggies Are Swinging High."
A photograph of a Homecoming parade float in the 1956 parade, featuring the slogan "Bewitch 'Em, Aggies."
A Homecoming parade float created by one of the fraternities on campus, driving in the 1956 Homecoming parade, featuring the slogan, "An Udder Aggie Victory."
A photograph of a fraternity house decorated for Homecoming in 1958. Theme: The Cow Jumped Over the Moon nursery rhyme.
A close-up photograph of Homecoming Queen contestant, Ruth Cooley in 1959.
A close-up photograph of Linda Dives, a Homecoming Queen contestant in 1959.
A photograph of a musical group performing at the 1960 Rhythm Rhapsodies event.
A close-up photograph of Melanie Poole, a Homecoming Queen contestant in 1960. Original size 8x10 inches.
A group photograph of the 1961 Homecoming Queen contestants before the pageant. Original size 8x10 inches.
A photograph of the cheerleading squad cheering at the 1964 Homecoming football game.
Publicity photograph of John Denver, used to advertise the 1971 Homecoming concert.
Close-up photograph of Regina Heaton, USU Homecoming Queen 1948.
Signed photograph of the 1967 Homecoming concert performers. Original size 8x10 inches.
Photograph of a student presenting alumni with an invitation to homecoming. Date unknown. Original size 8x10 inches.
A photograph of a group of young men cleaning the Block-A in preparation for Homecoming.
This film about helping disabled veterans of World War II to help themselves back into civilian life was shot mostly at Bushnell General Hospital in Brigham City, Utah in 1945. It was produced by the National Association of Mutual Casualty Companies…
This book details 101 pranks and stunts members could use during a service club meeting. Early Rotary culture supported hijinks like the ones in this book to boost morale and encourage casual behavior.
Front page of the "Student Life" newspaper from October 11, 1934. Includes an article on the planning of the 1934 Homecoming celebration.
Two pages from the "Student Life" newspaper from October 14, 1943. Contains articles about Aggie life during World War II.
A page from the "Student Life" newspaper from November 10, 1944. Contains the announcement for the first Homecoming celebration after World War II.
Three pages from the Student Life newspaper from October 18, 1945. Contains a "Homecoming Horoscope" and several advertisements for Homecoming.