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typescript reports on methodology, program collaborations, outcomes; Sand Hill School

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This collection contains the public and private papers of the first president of then West Georgia College. The majority of the collection consists of books, correspondence, diplomas, genealogies, newspaper articles, photographs, record discs, reports, and scrapbooks. As well, there are also materials written by Ingram's wife, Martha Munro Ingram, and their daughter, Anne Ingram.

Scope and Contents note From the Collection:

This collection contains the public and private papers of the first president of then West Georgia College. The majority of the collection consists of books, correspondence, diplomas, genealogies, newspaper articles, photographs, record discs, reports, and scrapbooks. As well, there are also materials written by Ingram's wife, Martha Munro Ingram, and their daughter, Anne Ingram.

Scope and Contents note 28 June 1937 Philip Shuttleworth to ISI with long letter explaining status of enrollment, and budget report required to Board of Regents; Association of Georgia Artists; copy of letter 11 November 1942 ISI to Chancellor S.V. Sanford defending the rural teacher training program; college wartime curricula report from Federal Security Agency; National Youth Administration; 25 January 1943 Richard Russell to ISI stating his support for financial aid to freshmen and sophomores; 28 January 1943...

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FM radio for campus; unflattering character reference for James H. Tipton, applying for Rural Education director at WGC; ISI as postmaster of Genola; architect plans for new science building, annexes for girls and boys dormitories; reference letters for former students and teachers; Porter Claxton; correspondence with UGA President O.C. Aderhold regarding teacher shortages; investigation by OPA of commodities produced at WGC with scrap metal; list of salaries

Scope and Contents note The School Administrator No. 30 September 1947; transitioning to twelve-year education program; WGC alumni association; water bill; 1948 presidential election in Georgia; Shorter College; Cenco Shaper and Cincinnati No. 2 milling machine; letters of recommendation; Washington Notes newsletters 9 September 1948 and 13 October 1948; 14 September 1948 ISI to Arthur Krock of New York Times, ISI self-described as Southern liberal and defending race relations in...

Scope and Contents note Tallapoosa Grammar School bell tower; National Education Association designates Sand Hill and Tallapoosa as two of the 82 most superior elementary schools in nation; "What Becomes of the Junior College?"; paving on campus; enrollment numbers by geographic distribution; visiting teaching faculty from New South Wales to visit Sand Hill, Tallapoosa, and Oak Mountain schools; Extension Division Bulletin New Dominion Series No. 118 October 1950; 16 December 1950 ISI to Dr. L.M. Lester of state...

Scope and Contents note State Department of Education Committee on Resource Use; expansion of Sand Hill school; Twentieth Century Fund; inauguration of O.C. Aderhold at UGA; Federal Security Agency Office of Education's specialist for small and rural high schools wants to visit WGC; UNC-Chapel Hill asking ISI to speak at Junior College Work Conference; the Ford Foundation conference on "The People Act" radio series; WGC activities calendar Winter quarter; Department of State article by ISI; WGC origin and history;...

Scope and Contents note Gov. Herman Talmadge; death of Delbert Clark ref. Fund for Adult Education; regarding a history of WGC master's thesis; Sand Hill School; Department of Health, Education and Welfare 9formerly Federal Security Agency); Religious Emphasis Week; debate tournament; feeder college for Georgia State College for Women in Milledgeville; pharmacy students at UGA from WGC; 8 December 1953 Herman Talmadge to ISI accepting his invitation to dedicate two new buildings on Parents Visitation Day; Guy...

Scope and Contents note 14 January 1954 ISI to Katie Downs with newsy informal letter about happenings on campus and in town; biographical sketch of Alice Keliher; health report on college dairy; civil defense; Guy Wells; parents of Jimmy Bowman who was killed in Carrollton, thanking ISI and faculty for their sympathies; Sand Hill School funding matters; memo from ISI to faculty about improving class spirit; license requirements for feeding garbage to hogs on college farm; Don Arrington's thesis on College in the...