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Includes scattered programs from 1913-57

Five copies each of four different Grinnell-relevant scores.

• Pamphlets of four Grinnell songs: "The Grinnell Alumni Song", words by W. B. Otis 1901, music by W. B. Olds. "Here Come the Pioneers!" by H. W. Matlack for the Henry York Steiner Memorial, 1920. "Sons of Old Grinnell", words and music by James Norman Hall 1910. "The Grinnell Hymn" words by Robert Kerr 1912, music by Mabel Woodworth 1912 for The Henry York Steiner Memorial, 1912.
• "The Lord Star: A cantata for mixed chorus, baritone, organ, and winds" words by Walt Whitman, music by Ernst Bacon, who taught at Grinnell from 1947-1948.
• "A Book of Madrigals, opus 64 (1975) (For unaccompanied mixed chorus)" by Alan Leichtling, for James Fudge and the Grinnell Singers.
• "Many Ways to Look at a Woman (a cantata for a cappella choir)" January 1963 by James D. Yannatos, who taught at Grinnell at least 1961-1963.

Maytag, Fred II, estate. 1958-1967 Maytag, Mrs. Fred II (Ellen). 1962-1976 Mediated Learning System. 1969 Medical care. 1966-1968 M & St. L. Railroad (campus planning). 1956-1959 Memorials: Awards & prizes, 1948-1958; Buck, George., 1969; Crabb, George, 1955-1956; Crandall Scholarship, 1958; Fantham, Murray, 1968; Follett, Elton, 1955-1960; Frisbie Memorial. 1958-1959; Gunsert, John, 1948-1954; Hall, James Norman, 1948-1964; Hawk, Rupert, 1959-1961; Hopkins, Harry, 1956-1959; Kerr, Robert, 1957-1961; King, Martin Luther Memorial, 1968; McCandless, Bethana, 1956-1959; Orr, Grace Douglass, 1962-1963; Payne, Charles, 1948-1950

Gates Memorial Lectures and Fellowship conferences. 1941-1955. Correspondence. Programs of conference, 1939-1945, 1948, 1952, 1955. Graduate Record Examiniation Report. 1951. History Department. Inter-office correspondence. 1942, 1944. Report by Charles Payne on the Rosenfield Lecture Series, 1937-1943. Honors College, Wesleyan University. Materials relating to their humanities program. 1943-1950. One letter, 1950. Housekeeping Department. 1942, 1945, 1947-1952. Correspondence, statistics on dorm furnishings and budgets, reports on dorm maintenance and furnishings. (Related material in Ward Jackson, Buildings and Grounds). Housing. 1941-1953. Report on student housing (1941), enrollment statistics by dorm, floor and furnishing arrangements in dorms, other reports, housemothers. Inauguration of Samuel N Stevens. October 25, 1940. Invitation, reply card, Stevens' speech. Infirmary. Reort: Student accidents and Hospital Insurance, 1950-1951 Institute of International Afairs. Correspondence. 1949-1950, 1953-1954. Minutes of its advisory board, March 12, 1950. Ward H. Jackson. 1952. Correspondence pertaining to refurnishing, equipping and repairing buildings. Language and Literature Division. 1943-1955. Correspondence, including Modern Language correspondence and agreement concerning copyright of manuals. Language study of entering freshmen, 1946-1948. Library. 1939-1954. Correspondence, statistics. Mathematics Depatment. Qualification test, courses and requirements, courses 1950-1951. Mid-West President's Conference. 1947-1949, 1951-1954. Correspondence, picture of presidents (?) National Commission on Accrediting. Application for membership. 1950-1951. Navy. 1951, 1953. Organ. 1946-1949. Correspondence, specifications.

Marts and Lundy: Fund Raising. 1960-1963, 1965. Correspondence. Marts and Lundy: Fund Raising. 1956-1958. Survey report on Grinnell (1957). Correspondence Meteorite Collection. 1963 National Defense Education Act. Part 1: 1959-1963. Correspondence, Newspaper clippings, Senate hearing. National Defense Education Act. Part 2: 1959-1960. Correspondence, Newspaper clippings. Certificate from the Iowa Civil Liberties Union regarding National Defense Education Act, 1960. President's Office. Budget comparison. 1953-1956. Record of correspondence, 1957-1958. President's Report. 1960. Looking at the next ten years. President's Roundtable Recreation and Stables. 1958, 1960-1963. Correspondence, Reports on use of stables, Recreation committee's report, Bowen's report to Trustees on future recreational building needs, Administration of stable. Religious Affairs 1956-1960. Reports on student attitudes, college programs, and religion at Grinnell. Materials relating to the Dean of the Chapel. Rosenfield Lectures. 1943-1947, 1951-1953. Typescript of H. S. Commager's lecture. 1951.

Content is mostly mailings to all or selected Board members, not correspondence with single individuals. Much is related to Board meetings. Included are some reports to Trustees from the President on the status of various affairs on campus.

1979 Sports: Men's Indoor Track, triangular; Ed Dombrowski, Football coach. Campus: Chemistry equipment in laboratory of Elliot Uhlenhopp; Permanent Art Collection - Maurice Alamink, Lithograph; Permanent Art Collection - Picasso Print - "Dreams and Lies of Franco"; Goodnow Hall exteriors; Hall of Science; Mears Hall exteriors; North campus residence halls; Classroom shots; Calder mobile sculpture; Classroom pictures; Classes meeting outdoors on central campus; Grinnell House exteriors; "Grinnell" and "Grinnell College" interstate highway signs; Meeting in renovated Main Hall Lounge; Outdoor campus scenes; Greenhouse pictures, Elizabeth Ward, A,B,C. People and Events: Truman Scholarship nominees: Lori Llewelyn and Emily Silliman with Wayne Moyer and A. Richard Turner; Marilyn Berger, Public Television Network, Times Journalism Lecture; Eugene Kwon; Robin Lakoff, University of California at Berkeley; Miscellaneous Biology pictures; Student artists painting and drawing in Schaeffer Gallery; Philip Windsor, London School of Economics; Chemistry graduates and faculty; Susan Hagler and Kirk Krutilla seated in front of Forum; Mark Jones; Biology class dissecting animals; Kool-Aid stand in front of Audubon House, Joan Mandel, Robert SHeeler and David Chalkley; Mark Hyde and Lynn Rossman; John Cromwell and Kenneth Schwartz; Piobeer Football players with Halloween pumpkins isiting at Grinnell General Hospital; Merle Zirkle art and pottery; Jeld-Wen, Wenco Scholarship presentation to Davi Abarr; Scholars Convocation Series, James Redfield; Pre-school students parading in Halloween costumes; Committee on Student Life meeting; Jennifer Michaels, German Faculty; William T. McKibben, Benedict Professor of Classics; Theatre Dance Troup A, B; Neil Staebler, former Democratic U S. Congressman from Michigan, A,B; Solar eclipse, A,B; Toni McNaron, Women Week featured speaker and Scholars Convocation series speaker, A,B; Spring Skip Day, A,B; Town meeting on Disarmament with Paul Warnke, A,B,C; Folk Dance pictures, A,B; Commencement Aj-R; Vine Deloria, Gates Lecturer and Scholars Convocation speaker, A,B,C; Renaissance Feast A,B; Fall Skip Day, A-D; Sen. Edward Kennedy at Grinnell, A-F; Theatre production "Good Person of Szechwan" A,B; President George Drake in his office A-C; New Student Days A-V; Dusco Doder, Washington Post correspondenc, A,B; Debaters: Jane St. Clair and Jon Nelson, A,B,C; Scholars Convocation series, Pres. George Drake A,B; Alumni Reunion Weekend, A-N; Republican Party conference A-E; Rosenfiled Lecture Series, A-D. 1979-1980 People and Events: Scholars Convocation: Colin, Jackson, Fromer member of British House of Parliament; Scholars Convocation: Paul Engle and Hualing Nieh Engle, poets and translators, A,B; Scholars Convocation: Henry Sahpiro, joiurnalist and Sovietologist, A,B; Scholars Convocation: President George Drake; Presser Foundation Scholarship: Blair Martin with Pres. George Drake; Grinnell-Rush Medical Studies class. 1980 Sports: Marth Brown, Head Coach of Women's Volleyball and Swimming, Assistant professor of physical education; Tom and Jill Hepenstell, brother-sister divers on men's and women's swimming teams; John Harvey, Associate Professor of Physical Education, Head Men's Basketball coach. Campus: North campus residence halls; Herrick Chapel renoation; Herrick Chapel interior renovation; Physical Education Complex wall deterioration A,B,C; George Dentel's Forum Office, A,B. People and Events: Grinnell-Rush Medical Studies Program, students and faculty; Scholars Convocation series: Robert Grey, Grinnell Political Scinece faculty; Scholars Convocation series: Robert Abelson, Higgins Professor of Psychology at Yale University; George Gibian, Cornell University, Visiting Porfessor in residence; U. S. Senator John Culver, (D-IA); Richard Hatcher, Mayor of Gary, IN, Black Martyrs Weekend; Catherine Frazer, Dean of the College; Annual Fund Telethon; Comedian, Back Activist Dick Gregory, Black Martyrs Weekend; George A. Drake Inauguration Weekend; Roxanne Conlin, U. S. Attorney for Southern District of Iowa Conference on Women in Public Affairs; Mary O'Halloran, Regional representative for Department of Energy Continuing Conference on Women in Public Affairs; Chemistry Department seniors and faculty and staff; Andrew Hsieh, history faculty; Mirecourt Trio with composer Paul Creston; Cora Roof, Physical plant employee; Grinnell-Rush Medical Studies at Grinnell General Hospital A-D; Grinnell-Rush Medical Studies Lab shots A, B; Grinnell-Rush Medical Studies classroom pictures; Albert Hunt, Wall Street Journal political reporter; Chemistry department open house A,B; Spanish pianist Antonio Baciero in recital in Herrick Chapel A,B; Spanish artist Raquel Fabrega A-D; Dancer Daniel Nagrin, A,B; Shirley Williams, British stateswoman, Rosenfield Lecture series A,B; Theatre production "The Robber Bridegroom", A,B,C; Robert Bullitt with seismograph A,B; Young, Gifted, and Black Gospel Choir, A,B; Inauguration of Georga A. Drake,A-L; Commencement A-O; Skip Day A-D; Alumni Reunion Weekend A-N.