Diplomas

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Physician. A diploma (1918) from St. Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons, and a certificate (undated) for a post-graduate course in anatomy.

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Physician. A notebook (1917-1918) with transcripts of lectures given at Camp Greenleaf, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia during World War I to military physician trainees, and poetry (1918), presumably by Price; a book (1903) entitled "Pocket Cyclopedia of Medicine and Surgery" along with certificates and diplomas (1904-1914) awarded Price by medical schools and associations. Charles Gary Price Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Reprints of medical articles (1918-1936) by Dr. Rice and certificates and diplomas (1908-1937) awarded to Dr. Rice by medical schools and civic groups, as well as licenses to practice medicine in Oklahoma and Missouri. Clyde Vernon Rice Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Collectors. Unpublished manuscripts (n.d.) by Garner G. Collums; correspondence (ca. 1940-1955), including personal, military, and rejection letters from publishers; newspaper clippings (ca. 1930-1950); certificates and diplomas of D.B. and Garner G. Collums; and posters and photographs.

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Physician. Expense books (1888-1889), student lecture notes (1895) from Dr. Von Keller's electro-therapy class, and certificates and diplomas (1888-1935) issued to him by medical schools and by the Chickasaw Nation.

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Physician. Patient account books (1911-1943) from Phillips' Sayre, Oklahoma practice, and certificates and diplomas (1901-1919) awarded Phillips by medical schools and by the states of Kentucky and Oklahoma. George Wendel Phillips Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Letter (1902) to Dr. Rogers praising his services as a physician, a resolution (ca. 1945) by the Muskogee Chapter of Woodmen of the World marking Rogers' death, a diploma (1914) issued to Rogers, and medical instruments used by Rogers in his practice. Henry Collins Rogers Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Typescripts (n.d.) of five articles by Dr. Reed regarding appendicitis and gastrodudenical ulcers and their treatment, and "Finesse in the Art of Surgery"; along with certificates and diplomas (1901-1951) awarded Dr. Reed by medical schools and boards. Horace Reed Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Geographer. Correspondence (1939-1982); papers (1942-1956) concerning Morris's military service in the United States Navy and in the United States Army Reserves; certificates and diplomas (1864-1892); account books (1962-1969); and manuscripts, research notes, correspondence, and contracts (ca. 1950-1982) concerning books and articles by Morris, a University of Oklahoma geography professor. John Wesley Morris Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Editor. Manuscripts (1929-1940) of poetry, short stories, and plays; printed material (1930-1942), including literary publications; a bibliography (n.d.) of Oklahoma writers; and certificates and diplomas (1908-1926) received by Kaufman. Kenneth C. Kaufman Photograph Collection also in repository.

Pharmacist. Diploma (1896) from the University of Oklahoma School of Pharmacy, one of the first two diplomas awarded by the University; two certificates (1896-1897) from the Oklahoma Board of Pharmacy and the Oklahoma Pharmaceutical Association; a log of correspondence (1920-1921) kept by Dorrance in Nicaragua; and a copy of "Southern Pharmaceutical Journal" (1955) with an 1896 photograph of Dorrance.

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Pharmacist. A poem (1936) by Tucker regarding his deceased mother; a biographical sketch (1939) of Tucker; and a diploma (1896) awarded Tucker by the University of Oklahoma, the second awarded by the University. Marshall A. Tucker Photograph Collection also in repository.

Black and white copy prints of Worcester Academy at Vinita, Indian Territory, including views of the school, a graduating class, and scenes of an historical marker dedication in 1967. Worcester Academy Manuscript Collection also in repository.

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Student. A high school diploma (1899) issued to Byrum by Greer County, Oklahoma Territory; an Oklahoma Teacher’s County Certificate (1907) and a teacher’s contract (1907) for Greer County, Oklahoma Territory.

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Collector. Personal correspondence (1894-1908), diplomas (1894-1905), and certificates (1910-1925) of the Funk family; books (1886-1899); an autograph book (ca. 1900); a scrapbook (n.d.); and composition books (n.d.) by Rose Funk; together with a cigar band collection (ca. 1914); and legal papers (1894-1906) from the files of attorney John L. Funk. Rose Funk Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physician. Patient account ledgers (1912-1922); certificates and diplomas (1899-1922); and a typescript (ca. 1936) of an account by Mrs. Ross of her experiences as the wife of a physician in the Indian Territory. Samuel Price Ross Photograph Collections also in repository.

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A leather-bound University of Oklahoma Master of Education diploma (1948) for Joseph King, framed original artwork titled Wind Talkers (2007) by Choctaw artist Paul King, which honors the Choctaw code talkers of World War I, and materials related to Eagletown, Oklahoma (1932-2009).

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Oilfield contractor. Time book (1905-1906) kept by Randall while an oil rig contractor; life insurance policy (1919); certificate (1919); diploma (1914); novelty postcards (1907-1913); a map (1904) of Oklahoma; and a blueprint (1934) for an oilfield apparatus. William B. Randall Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Typographer. Correspondence (1847-1869) from Eliza E. Dodd and Frank Ellis regarding family news and a trip on a Michigan packet boat in 1847; diary (1877) of an unidentified woman regarding her experiences as a teacher; scrapbooks (1877-1882) with clippings, correspondence, etc.; and publications (1882-1955). Also in this collection are diplomas (1876-1878) awarded to a relative of Ransom's. Will Ransom Photograph Collection also in repository.

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Physicians. Correspondence (1860-1954); class notes (1912-1936); case histories (1937); annuals, diplomas and certificates (1912-1953); clippings (1914-1953); and medals and medical instruments, of W.L. McClure, a surgeon from 1923 to 1930 at Massachusetts General Hospital, and W.C. McClure, a faculty member from 1940 to 1953 at the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine. William Lionel and William Charles McClure Photograph Collection also in repository.