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Louisiana Tech University Louisiana Tech Digital Commons University Archives Finding Aids University Archives 2019 A-122 Louisiana Tech University, Journalism Department, Graduation Lists and Commencement Programs, 1994-1997 University Archives and Special Collections, Prescott Memorial Library, Louisiana Tech University Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.latech.edu/archives-finding-aids Part of the Arts and Humanities Commons, and the Social and Behavioral Sciences Commons Recommended Citation Louisiana Tech University, Journalism Department, Graduation Lists and Commencement Programs, A-122, Box Number, Folder Number, Department of University Archives and Special Collections, Prescott Memorial Library, Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, Louisiana This Finding Aid is brought to you for free and open access by the University Archives at Louisiana Tech Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in University Archives Finding Aids by an authorized administrator of Louisiana Tech Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. A122-1 A-122 LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY, JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT, GRADUATION LISTS AND COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMS, 1994- . SCOPE AND CONTENT Materials related to Commencement programs. Includes graduation list, commencement programs, etc. 1994-1997 1 box. BOX FOLDER DESCRIPTION 001 001 Commencement Programs Dated May 21, 1994, March 2, 1995, August 17, 1995, November 9, 1995, February 17, 1996 May 11, 1996, August 15, 1996, November 7, 1996, 002 Commencement Programs Dated February 13, 1997, May 10, 1997, and August 21, 1997. MATERIALS DONATED BY RON WHITE JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT INCLUDES DOCUMENTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS PERTAINING TO THE HISTORY OF LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY’S JOUNALISM DEPARTMENT. JUNE 8, 2003. 002 001 Proportional Scale. Paintings by Albino Hinojosa. Budget request 1954-55. Plans for Student Center Main Floor. Printed bulletins. Tech Folder. Campus maps. 002 Memo University Fee committee. Copy of Speech given by Mike Putzel Dated April 19, 1991. Memos and News Bureau releases. 003 Retirement and disability bulletins and Information. 004 SACS University Accreditation documents. 005 Press Releases regarding Dr. F Jay Taylor. 006 Keeny Hall Renovations. A122-2 “Acadiana Profile” special edition The Community-Builders: Louisiana’s Newspapers. Publication “Uniquities” dedicated to Clarence Fauld, Jr. Listing of Season Ticket , 1989. Photos including one of Sue Henry (Calhoun) Tech Beauty 1929-1931 life time member Of KD Sorority. 007 Financial records, Grant funding, Listing of first mailboxes for departments. 008 Tech bulletins. 009 “Tech Talks” 1980’s. 010 Negatives. (8x10) 011 Video Tape William Bennett Academic Excellence Week dated April 5, 1991. 012 Thumbprint negatives. 013 Miscellaneous. 014 Bulletins and Publications. 015 Athletics. 003 001 Posters, Photographs, and Bulletins. (OV 52) 004 001 Speech from Response Testimonial Dinner for President Taylor, May 8, 1987. Program Invitation and Card. 002 Copy of letter from Carruth Jones (Executive Assistant to the Attorney General) to Mr. Sam Sibley, April 11, 1941. Memo concerning printing procedure, Nov 1, 1975. Two Photographs: J. Bryan Thigpen (Former Sheriff of Lincoln Parish)and a picture from Oct. 17, 1938 of Old Ruston Courthouse. 003 Various Writings for Tech. Tech Fact Sheet 1971-72. Letter to President Taylor (undated). A122-3 Job descriptions for 3 journalism positions. Letter to Wiley Hilburn and newspaper article. Letter to President Reneau from SACS University Accreditation, Oct 14, 1994. Letter to Walter Savage from Steve Rodakis, Oct 2, 1996. Newspaper April 6, 1971 – Monroe Morning World. 004 Memo to President Taylor from Wiley, Nov. 10, 1977. Memo to Lagniappe Staff from President Taylor, Nov 10, 1977. Note from Wiley. 005 Birthday card from President Taylor. Photographs of Campus from Wyly Tower. News article about F. Jay Taylor’s retirement. The Times Picayune Article about Taylor’s retirement, 2/23/87. Photos of graduation speaker and misc. pictures. Letter of congratulations to Ron White from Taylor Publishing, May 2001. Picture of Graham and Taylor opening skybox. 006 Program from Davison Hall Designation, Oct 26, 2002. Membership card from The Society of Professional Journalists, 1974. Tech Talk Advertising Rates, Effective Sept 1, 1992. Ruling on Court Case (6 CAB Professors vs. LA Tech), Aug 19, 1998. Photograph of Tulips and Keeny Hall and misc. Program for Dedication of J.C. Love Field, May 1, 1982. Ron White Business card. Memo from President Reneau, March 10, 1988. Program Honoring Women of the Louisiana Legislature, Oct 1, 1986. Memo to George Byrnside from Wiley Hilburn, Dec 1, 1986. Dept of Journalism Brochure. The Tech Talk Bidding Info. A122-4 Wiley Hilburn textbook requisition forms, Spring 1992 and Winter 1995-96. 007 Writings for Fifth Annual Current Events Seminar: Jan 11, 1978; Jan 13, 1978; Jan 9, 1978; Jan 16, 1978. 008 Correspondence with Ruston Chamber of Commerce: From Ron White, June 7, 1973. Correspondence to Ron White, May 21, 1975; Jan 29, 1974; Jan 25, 1974. 009 Computing Center Newsletter, Jan 1971. LaTech News Bureau System, 10/16/72. 010 Photographs of Dr. Nancy Marshall Tolman and Tommy Chester. Letters to Ron White about WLPI merging to KLPI. Memo to Dean Pennington from Wiley Hilburn about curriculum changes, July 4, 1971. Various articles about La Tech Faculty hired. Letters from Clarence Faulk – gave Journalism Dept 400 Shares of Delta AirLines Stock, Dec 14, 1981. 011 Engineering Week, 1972 and 1973, Various writings and articles. 012 High School Relations – article about students participating in Tech’s Career Day, Nov 8, 1972. Letter to schools from Mary Higginbotham (Division of School and College Services). Brochure – Summer 1972, Freshman Orientation and Registration. Article about Orientation. List of Schools participating in Career Day, 1972. North Louisiana High School Rally Booklet, 1971. 013 Clep Testing Center. Articles about Tech becoming open test center for the Clep. Brochures and booklets about the Clep. 014 Article written by Dr. Clint and Dorothy Miller. Minutes from Administrative Council Meeting, Oct 4, 1971. A122-5 Article about dept getting new name, College of Life Sciences. Article in Ruston Daily Leader about Life Sciences College name, Jan 28, 1972. Enrollment in Journalism stats – Oct 24, 1983. Various Pictures (unknown). Record, LISTEN. Program for a Ceremony for the Small Business Incubator Program, Dec 3, 1986. Photos of President Taylor. Three photos of Coach Barmore. 015 Video, 2-20-87, Trustees at Tech, Election of Reneau and raw video, By: Roy Frostenson KNOE-TV News. Cassette Tape, Tech Graduation, May 1990, Mark McLarty (Speaker), Intro Dan Reneau. 016 Pictures: Graduation, Dana Kinsey. Picture of Dr. Melvin P. Corley. Various Negatives. Program from Alumni House Dedication. Unknown picture of people and a horse. Picture of Tech XIV and caption. Pictures – Fall 2002, Michael H. Woods, Rep Tommy Wright, VP Jean Hall, Jack Byrd, Ayres Bradford, Michael McCallister (Woods spoke at Winter Qtr. Graduation Feb 24,2001). Research Dividends, includes article about Micromanufacturing at Tech, Oct 1996. Program for Dedication of Micromanufacturing Building, Oct 15, 1996. Program for Dedication of Four Columns, April 15, 1995 and article. Dedication of Samuel M. Thomas, Jr. Garden and Plaza, May 28, 1999. Picture of unknown man and Clifford Stinson (Administrator, counselor to non-resident students). Sheet comparing expenditures in 1981-82 to 1982-83. Memo from Ron White to University Fee Committee, July 28, 1983. 017 News Media, Marketing Research Winter Qtr. 1975, includes supplement papers. A122-6 018 Booklet – LTU – A Request for a change in Name, For Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, May 1970. 019 Booklet – Tech Rome 1984, includes Record (331/3). Louisiana Tech University, Some Basic Facts 1998-2002. 020 The Tech Talk Retail/Classified Rates, Effective Sept 1, 1984. The Tech Talk Retail/Classified Rates, Effective Sept 1, 1985. The Tech Talk Retail/Classified Rates, Effective Sept 1, 1986. The Tech Talk Retail/Classified Rates, Effective Sept 1, 1987. 021 List of La Tech Journalism Graduates Since Fall 1968, Revised Jan 29, 1981. Various papers from Journalism Grads Work Survey, including names and addresses. 1975 Fall Enrollment Survey for Journalism Educator. 022 Copy of Article, Fall 1931, Louisiana Tech Mascot. Proposed Budget for SACS Visitation, April 1-4, 1984 and Partial list of Responsibilities. Memo to President Taylor from Sam Dauzat, Feb 7, 1983, Subject: Formation of SACS Visitation arrangements committee. Memo to SACS Visitation arrangements committee. Program from LA Tech University, A Week of Academic Excellence, April 10-14, 1989. Letter to Ron White, from Virgil Orr – Sept 17, 1979, expressing appreciation for his willingness to serve on the Behavioral Standards Committee 1979-80. Letter to Ron White from Daniel Reneau, Sept 19, 1984. Letter to Ron White from Daniel Reneau, 1984-85. Letter to Ron White from Daniel Reneau, 1983-84. A122-7 Letter to Ron White from Daniel Reneau, Sept 21, 1983. 023 Letter to Dr. Ron Luckett from Ted Hammett, July 28, 1992 about forwarding a financial report. Memo from Ted Hammett to Ron White, Sept 10, 1992, Subject: Termination – Grant Account # 32-3115-40368. End of Year Ledgers 7/91. Various Receipts. Board of Regents – Enhancement Project and Expenditures Report from 2B, June 27, 1992. Memo – To Principal Investigators of LEQSF Enhancement Projects
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    No.23 | wi N t e r 2 0 1 0 FORECAST: Blue sKies and sOnnY Dykes takes the ball at Tech distinguished alumni Seven stand tall see YOu AT the tOP Moving up – and up and up – in national rankings gReen’s the thing Research makes progress, money, and a difference Louisiana Tech universiTy www.latech.edu Alumni AssociAtion CONTENTS Officers Lomax Napper Marsha Jabour – President – Vice President 2 From the 16th Floor Jeff Parker John Allen Louisiana Tech – a good neighbor, a model – Treasurer – Past President citizen, a solid investment Cliff Merritt Daniel D. Reneau – Member-at-Large – Ex-Officio 3 ’39 and holding It’s been 70 years, but Tech still feels like home BOard Of directOrs John Allen, John Areno, 7 Leaps up the Ladder Darryl Asken, Ayres Bradford, Tech impresses in the national rankings Tim Brandon, Joe Brown, A Word from the Mark Colwick, Leigh Cordill, 8 They Stand for Tech Nathan Darby, Teena Doxey, alumni diRectOR James Ginn, Kenny Guillot, Louisiana Tech’s 2009 Distinguished Alumni Ben Haley, Andrew Hicks, The three A’s of Louisiana Tech – Academics, Athletics, and Alumni Relations – should Marsha Jabour, Larry Jackson, continue to make you proud to be a part of this University. 10 Alum of the Year: Drake Mills Bobby Jefcoat, Rex Jones, The start of this school year brought much excitement in the realm of academics. Fall Investing in Tech Tim King, Fred McGaha, enrollment remained strong, and the campus was filled with activity. The new freshmen were Cliff Merritt, James Moore, given a special welcome at the Freshman Convocation; each freshman received a commemorative 11 Young Alum of the Year: Lomax Napper, Caroline Reaves, medallion inscribed with the Tenets of Tech which they dropped into the Fountain of the Lady Elizabeth Mitchell Taylor David Rentrop, Michele Robinson, of the Mist, symbolizing their investment in and commitment to their education at Tech.