Eau Claire (Wis.)
Found in 126 Collections and/or Records:
North Western Lumber Company Records, 1870-1955
Omicron Delta Kappa. University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire Circle Records, 1974-2012
Records of the Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honor Society, chartered at UW-Eau Claire in 1974. Records include organization files, membership lists, photographs, and memorabilia of a 2012 Convention pin; 30th Anniversary (2004) and Circle of Distinction (2012) certificates; and a light teal, black, and white society banner.
Order of the Eastern Star Records, 1898-2016
This collection contains membership applications and other membership records of the Altoona, Augusta, Eau Claire, and Osseo chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star, a worldwide fraternal organization that is open to men who are Masons and women with specific Masonic affiliation (women who are the wives, daughter, sisters, etc. of Masons). Includes digital materials.
Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Records, 1935-1983
Pearl Robinson Papers, 1917-1978
Pearl Seguin Papers, 1917-1944
Phi Kappa Phi (University of Wisconsin—Eau Claire) Records, 1955-2010
Records of Phi Kappa Phi, a national scholastic honor society, 1955 through 2010. Records and artifacts detail the history of the local chapter on campus (formed in April 1969), committees, correspondence, public relations, initiation programs, meeting minutes, activities, membership lists, and national society handbooks. UW-Eau Claire is not listed in the national Phi Kappa Phi current directory (in April 2022) for Wisconsin chapters.
Phillips and Cohen Family Papers, 1936-2009
Pomp & Circumstance Commencement Kit, 1980
Kit containing a UW-Eau Claire board game, memorabilia from UW-Eau Claire, Water Street businesses, and Eau Claire area, cartoons, and spoof publications for graduating UW-Eau Claire seniors in spring of 1980.
Prom Planning Records, 1929-1952
Contains records related to the planning of the prom from the first prom in 1929 through 1952. Also included are the dance cards/programs from the 1929 Prom through the 1947 Prom.