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  Memphis State College, Delta Zeta Academy Awards program, 1956

  Program for the Delta Zeta Academy Awards held at Memphis State College, Memphis, Tennessee, on March 22, 1956. The seventh Delta Zeta Follies benefitted St. Jude Hospital.

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  Memphis State College President J. Millard Smith greeting card

  Greeting card from Memphis State College president J. Millard Smith with an illustration of the President's House by Lester Miller. Smith was president of Memphis State College (Memphis State University from 1957) from 1946 to 1960.

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  Memphis State College Students' Handbook, 1950

  24-page handbook providing information to new students of Memphis State College in 1950. Includes listing of sororities and fraternities on campus.

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  Memphis State College Symphonic Band concert program, 1954

  Program for the Scholarship Fund Concert performed by the Music Department Symphonic Band of Memphis State College, Memphis, Tennessee, in the College Auditorium on January 30, 1954. Trumpeter Rafael Mendez was the guest soloist.

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  Memphis State College Theatre program, 1952

  Program for a production of "Ladies in Retirement" by the Memphis State College Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, that ran from October 30 to November 1, 1952.

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  Memphis State College Theatre program, 1954

  Program for a production of "The Crucible" by the Memphis State College Theatre, Memphis, Tennessee, that ran from December 9 to 11, 1954.

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  Memphis State College Training School calendar, 1947-1948

  Calendar produced by the Memphis State College Training School for the June 1947-May 1948 school year. It contains photographs of classes and notes the birthdays of staff and students. The Training School was established in 1912 in connection with the West Tennessee State Normal School so that the students of the Normal School could gain practical teaching experience under the direction of master teachers. In 1924, on the campus of the Normal School, the Shelby County and State Boards of Education built a new demonstration school which was then placed under the management of the Normal School. The building was about where the University of Memphis University Center building is now. The campus of the Training School was incorporated into Memphis City Schools (MCS) in 1930, and the MCS Board of Education joined the State Board of Education to help finance the Training School.

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  Memphis State College Varsity Show program, 1942

  Program for the Third Annual Varsity Show held at Memphis State College, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 16, 1942. The show was directed by Berl Olswanger and Kitty Thomson.

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  Memphis State University, 25 Years a University, 1982

  7-page booklet written by Laurie Petrick describing how Memphis State College, Memphis, Tennessee, became Memphis State University in 1957. It was an insert in Vol. 2, No. 2 of Memphis State Magazine (pp.13-20) published in May 1982.

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  Memphis State University, An Inside Look…, circa 1965

  Booklet titled "Memphis State University: An Inside Look..." published by Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1965 to recruit students.

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  Memphis State University, A Viewbook, 1968

  A student recruitment booklet published by Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, in 1968 titled "A Viewbook".

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  Memphis State University bands booklet, circa 1967

  Booklet published to recruit student players for the Memphis State University bands in Memphis, Tennessee, circa 1967.

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  Memphis State University, Business, Culture, Education, Labor, Students, 1966

  Booklet published by Greater Memphis State Inc. containing talks given at a reception on July 19, 1966. The speakers included E.C. Stimbert, C.D. McAdams, Gloria D. Baxter, Walter P. Armstrong, and William T. Ross, Jr.

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  Memphis State University Campus Guide, 1969

  Campus Guide for Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, 1969. Includes map of the campus with names of buildings.

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  Memphis State University Campus Guide, 1991

  Memphis State University Campus Guide, 1991. Includes map of the campus with names of buildings and a map of Memphis, Tennessee.

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  Memphis State University Campus School, circa 1965

  18-page booklet titled "Memphis State University Campus School: Together...Unlimited Discoveries Are Made", prepared by the school's faculty around 1965. The publication promotes the facilities and programs of the school. Campus School was established as the Training School in 1912 in connection with the West Tennessee State Normal School so that the students of the Normal School could gain practical teaching experience under the direction of master teachers. In 1924, on the campus of the Normal School, the Shelby County and State Boards of Education built a new demonstration school which was then placed under the management of the Normal School. The campus of the Training School was incorporated into Memphis City Schools (MCS) in 1930, and the MCS Board of Education joined the State Board of Education to help finance the Training School. Relocated to its new facilities in 1963, the Training School had its name officially changed to the MSU Campus School. In 1994, Memphis State University changed its name to The University of Memphis; therefore, the school became The University of Memphis Campus School. In 2013, MCS merged with Shelby County Schools (SCS). Campus School is now designated as a Shelby County School.

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  Memphis State University Christmas card, 1986

  Christmas card produced by Memphis State University in 1986 anticipating the school's 75th anniversary in 1987.

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  Memphis State University DeSoto Beauty Review program, 1961

  Program of the DeSoto Beauty Revue held at Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, on January 18, 1961.

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  Memphis State University DeSoto Beauty Review program, 1962

  Program of the DeSoto Beauty Revue held at Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, on January 15, 1962.

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  Memphis State University DeSoto Beauty Review program, 1964

  Program of the DeSoto Beauty Revue held at Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, on January 17, 1964.

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  Memphis State University DeSoto Beauty Review program, 1969

  Program of the DeSoto Beauty Revue held at Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 14-15, 1969.

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  Memphis State University Fogelman College of Business and Economics dedication, 1980

  Program of the dedication of the Fogelman College of Business and Economics at Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, on November 12, 1980.

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  Memphis State University Freshman Register, 1975

  Freshman Register of Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, 1975. Contains information on the university and photographs of the freshman class.

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  Memphis State University Freshman Register, 1976

  Freshman Register of Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, 1976. Contains information on the university and photographs of the freshman class.

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  Memphis State University, History of the Department of Chemistry, 1912-1973

  A history of the Chemistry Department at Memphis State University, Memphis, Tennessee, from 1912 to 1973, written by Irma Greer Marks.