Photographs, programs, memorabilia and personal writing that reflects the life and Manchester College experience of Jo Van Dyke, MC Class of 1935. 1934 Aurora with calligraphy. On page 36 are "Four Poems," by Joseph Van Dyke. Copy of the "Galaxy," April 1971 Vol. I, No. 1. Copy of "Mexican Jesus," a story by Joe Van Dyke, published February 1974, copyright 1974. A brochure of Christmas poems by various authors, including Joe Van Dyke. "A Walk Through Winter," by Joe Van Dyke. "The God I Know," by Joe Van Dyke, May 1977. "So You Want to be a Backpacker," by Joe Van Dyke, April 1974. "Backpacker's Checklist," by Joe Van Dyke. "The Voice From the Sky," Act I and Act II, by Joe Van Dyke, copyright 1980. "The Lost Angel," by Joe Van Dyke, A Roamer Play, copyright 1953. "The Boy Nobody Wanted," by Joe Van Dyke, A Roamer Play, copyright 1954. "Where Love Is God Is," by Joe Van Dyke, A Roamer Play, copyright 1955. "The House on a Rock," by Joe Van Dyke, A Roamer Play, copyright 1962. "The Jackknife, A Short Story," by Joe Van Dyke. Issues of the "Letter," from Joe Van Dyke, 1965, 1968, 1976. Issues of "The Yellow Sheet," by Joe Van Dyke, 1961 - 1968. Photographs 1924 - 1926 - no images are of Joe Van Dyke, but of other College scenes and plays. Most of these have been scanned and are located on archives' network [Y:] through searching for MU2018_29. The photograph with 6 young women are identified as: Grace Filbrun, Ida Shockley, Geneva Burrows, Fern Irvin, and Marguerite Zumbrum. Photographs from "Outward Bound," presented at Manchester College in 1935. Program from "Outward Bound," by Sutton Vane, a play presented by The Senior Class of 1935. Tickets to "Outward Bound." Four of the photographs have been scanned and can be found on archives' network [Y:] through searching for MU2018_29. 1935 Commencement Week program. Music, "By the Kenapocomoco," with words by Mrs. George Beauchamp. Program for "Class Day, May 30, 1935 (see Biographical/Historical Note). "Oak Leaves," 8 March 1934, 22 March 1934, 10 May 1934 [Students Prepare for 15th May Day, Brotherhood Theme of Pageant]. Correspondence and notes. Hand-made program, "An Evening with the Gods." 1934-1935 Philophronia Literary Society program booklet, 1934 Fall Tour of the "Americana," Literary Airship designed by Philalethea of Manchester College. Program for the Junior-Senior Reception of Manchester College, 1934, with Joseph Van Dyke's name written on the cover. Dinner invitation(?) with student names listed on the verso. The inscription on this one seems to be directed at Joseph, "He writes clever verses and has a great line concerning philosophy: when do we dine?" "Student Time Card Federal Aid Project." Report card for Mid-Spring16 April 1935(?). "Yearbook," Alumni Banquet program, nametag, from the Manchester College Class of 1935 50th Year Reunion. Class pictures and mementos from various alumni reunions. College papers written by Joe Van Dyke: - "Two Atheists, Socrates, Spinoza," by Joe Van Dyke, 1 December 1934. - "Pictures in Our Halls," by Joseph Van Dyke, Manchester College 19124, all rights reserved. Joseph presents his reflections on the various pieces of art on campus. Manchester College postcard. List of Alumni Honor Award recipients 1960-1985. Program for Centennial Events - Centennial Calendar - Centennial publications, "Beginnings and Traditions," "Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow." "Manchester Bulletin", July 1991. A biography of the Life of Joe Van Dyke written by his son and daughter, Chris Van Dyke and Kathryn Kolb (digital copy on Archives' Network Y in Alumni Folder: Van Dyke).
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