Memorabilia

Box 1 contains various menus collected from restaurants, programs from presidential inaugural addresses 1961 and 1965, and passports for both Stapleton and his wife Katharine.

This box contains square dance memorabilia relating to "Red" Warrick. This includes a poster, three (3) advertisements for square dances he called, a newspaper, Who's Who square dance achievement award, and an electric company bill with an edited square dance call as a footer.

This box contains t-shirts from various international ballet companies including France Danse and The Kirov Ballet and (1) mousepad from Aspen Sante Fe Ballet.

This box consists of realia collected by Patricia Renzetti during her travels performing and in her professional work. Items include: an ornamental spoon, pearl earrings, hair clips, (1) tiara, a silver necklace, and (1) door sign reading "Patricia Renzetti, Director." This box also contains (1) folder with memorabilia such as cards, letters, and tickets collected by Patricia during her career as well as a program from her tribute.

Box 4 contains several plastic cups from various fraternity events. Also included are gifts from Founders Day Dinners: one (1) pen from 1997, two (2) bottle openers from 2000, and two (2) flashlights from 2003.

Box 4 contains photographs, correspondence, programs, dance notations, clippings, and musical scores.

1) Dark Blue satin blend cap with "Steck" Embroidered in white across front. Patricia "Patti" Roseman Rettinberg attended Steck in the late 1940's-early 1950s and the cap belonged to her.

Box 5 contains items owned and collected by Alta Merle Ricks. Items include decorative vase and bowl, a selective service medal for her husband, jewelry made by students of Ricks Center, a VHS from televangelist Robert Schuller, and decorative Chinese souvenirs.

Box 9 contains a basket embroidered with "AMR." Within this basket are items collected by Ricks including port of call pins for her and her husband, a bottle opener, and a belt with a Kansas University buckle.

This box contains (1) scrapbook (prepared in 2004-05 by Joan Brown to advance the nomination of Gwen Bowen for an award in the inaugural ceremony of the Colorado Dance Alliance annual event) and (1) award for the Most Admired Woman of the Decade presented by the American Biographical Institute.