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Box 5

Series VI holds materials concerned with public relations activities, such as interaction with the Orlando Chamber of Commerce and the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, and donor relations. Photographs document campus visits by Miss America winners Judith Ford and Dorothy Benham as well as of the University's famous 1977 Homecoming Queen Rita Reutter. A photograph of William Warden may also be found here and images of Don Tauscher presenting a check to Dr. Millican.

Dr. Kitty Oliver, 1999, audio recorded the oral history of Hollywood, Florida from Black/African-Americans, Causations and multiracial Americans via compact cassette tapes. The Race and Change Project: Hollywood, FL Oral Histories series is comprised of 47 cassette tapes detailing face-to-face interviews regarding the interviewee's historical accounts of Hollywood, Florida.

Box 3-4

This series contains content of mixed materials, notes, interviews and various motion pictures regarding information on The and Change Project and other.

Series V begins with correspondence relating to visitation between male and female students followed by a report on ways to improve the university experience for students. Photographs of Rex Brown and W. Dan Chapman follow. Extensive correspondence on the process of choosing a University mascot and the proclamation of FTU week are highlights of this series. A photograph shows Mayor Carl Langford presenting the proclamation to Dr. Millican and Student President Gary Andersen. Only a few materials relate to sport together with photographs of the FTU soccer team, basketball coach Torchy Clark and assistant Ray Ridenou. A third photograph celebrates the FTU Goldsox Baseball Club and shows Frank Rohter, C. C. Miller, Dr. Millican and student Allen Tuttle wearing baseball caps. Finally, the series concludes with documentation concerning the choice of the Alma Mater together with reel to reel tapes, and thin vinyl records of the chosen song , and a reel to reel tape with both that song and the second choice.