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Tulsa Junior College, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Chancellor's Letters for Creation of a Permanent Site for Tulsa Junior College, 1969, No. 2
A letter written to E.T. Dunlap, the Chancellor of the Oklahoma State Board of Regents for Higher Education, written by James L. Wattenbarger, Bill J. Priest, and S. V. Martorana regarding the permanent site of Tulsa Junior College. The letter was…
Tulsa Junior College, Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education Chancellor's Letters for Creation of a Permanent Site for Tulsa Junior College, 1969, No. 1
A letter written to E.T. Dunlap, the Chancellor of the Oklahoma State Board of Regents for Higher Education, written by S. V. Martorana and James W. Hobson regarding the permanent site of Tulsa Junior College. The letters were written February 11th…
Tulsa Junior College, Tulsa Junior College Charter, 1969
A document detailing the Tulsa Junior College establishment by the State Regents' Resolution 517 on April 11, 1969. The document, which includes a letter to Beau Selman, who led this resolution through the 1968 session of the Oklahoma Legislature,…
Tulsa Junior College, Philips Scrapbook, c.1969, Vol. 1
The first volume of a scrapbook collection complied by Celia (Janie) Jane Philips (nee Ceclia Jane Wood), the wife of Alfred Philips. Alfred Philips was the first President of Tulsa Junior College. The scrapbook is composed of newspaper clippings,…
Tulsa Junior College, Philips Scrapbook, c.1969, Vol. 2
The second volume of a scrapbook collection complied by Celia (Janie) Jane Philips (nee Ceclia Jane Wood), the wife of Alfred Philips. Alfred Philips was the first President of Tulsa Junior College. The scrapbook is composed of newspaper clippings,…
Tulsa Junior College, Dr. Alfred Philips and the Tulsa Junior College Board of Regents Photograph, c.1970, No. 1
Dr. Alfred Philips and the Tulsa Junior College Board of Regents circa 1970. This photo includes Regent E.T. Dunlap (second from the right). Dr. Alfred Philips was the first president of Tulsa Junior College.