Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine faculty, staff, students, class pictures, candids, labs, dean’s office, auxiliary, events (parties, symposium, open house, picnics, roasts, feeds, award ceremonies, June Conference, Fall Brawl, Spring Fling, Halloween, Christmas, golf, volleyball, baseball), animals, surgery, pathology, graduation, class composite, horse treadmill test, housing, Phi Zeta, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association library.

Staff and faculty portraits, photos (negatives and copy sheets) of fire damage, class composites (1974-1998), surgery, yearbook, symposium, miscellaneous photos.

Photographic negatives of conferences, class composites, student candids and portraits, faculty, yearbook photos, basketball photos, surgery and pathology labs, animals, open houses, intramurals, banquets and other events, graduation, the Clinical Science building, and the Veterinary Medicine Complex. Many of these are undated.

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine students, staff, faculty, alumni, class composites, candids, yearbook materials, labs (surgery, wet lab, pathology, cardiology), animals (dogs, cattle, horses), American Animal Hospital Association, NeoNatal Care Unit, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Veterinary Medicine buildings, construction and renovations, events (Fall Brawl, Spring Fling, June Conference, Hills pet food donation, pie throwing, symposium, volleyball, rodeo, parties, open house, banquets, graduation).

Dean’s portraits and photographic negatives (1976-1997), class composites (2001), alumni groups, reunions, and portraits (1937-1998), buildings: Anderson Hall, Veterinary Medicine Complex, Trotter Hall (1997), portraits of Louis and Norma Jane Ball (1996), Willie the Wildcat photoshoot (1995), June Conference (1947-1992), unmarked photos, envelopes, and slides.

Photographic slides of gatherings, research (2002), new Clinical Science equipment, equine.

Photographic slides of Veterinary Medicine labs, animals, hormones, events, faculty, students, graduation, buildings, and maps.

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine faculty, staff, interns, students, yearbook materials.

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine faculty, staff, events (class reunions, alumni reunions, June conference, Emergency Clinic conference, Hill’s dedication, seminars, retirement party, graduation), Kansas State campus, the Manhattan area, Willie the Wildcat, unlabeled negatives.

Food Animal Health and Management Center photo slides (1991-2001), Mosier Hall dedication (1998-1999), historical statistics of the United States, faculty reprints (1940-1960), speeches (2002-2004).

Class composites (1929-1967), Department of Veterinary Medicine photographs of farm and lab animals, clinical pathobiology, meat inspection, surgery, labs, open house, students, staff, and the Veterinary Unit of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (1898-1977), banquet correspondence and pamphlets (1969).

Oversize pictures of the Veterinary Hospital, Dykstra Hall (after 1955), the Anti Hog-Cholera Serum Plant (before 1948), Veterinary College class composite (1918).

Trotter Hall Library renovation diagrams and information (2014), Kansas Legislature poster (2002).

This series contains photographic slides and negatives related to the KSU College of Veterinary Medicine between 1907-2006. There is some overlap in the subject matter between these two media, but they don’t contain the same material entirely. There are significantly fewer slides than negatives as well.

The slides depict events, labs (including surgery, equipment, hormones, other procedures, and Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association specific content), animals (pets, lab animals, farm animals, and Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association animals), people (faculty, staff, students, exchange students, and Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association members), buildings and maps, as well as miscellaneous or unlabeled slides.

Since there are more negatives, it is best to break them down into the following categories: people, labs and equipment, locations, animals, events, and miscellaneous photographic negatives.

Negatives featuring people include portraits, candids, and IDs of faculty, staff, interns, students, alumni, and members and officers of the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association. It also includes class photos, class composites, and photos of alumni groups.

Featured labs include pathology labs, cardiology labs, necropsy labs, radiology labs, toxicology labs, wet labs, surgery (including large animal surgery and kidney transplant images), intensive care, dairy labs, computer labs, and other procedures. Equipment related to these labs include a CT machine, an MRI machine, and other clinic equipment.

Negatives containing images of locations show places within the Veterinary Medicine Complex/Campus, in the Kansas State University campus as a whole, as well as locations in the greater Manhattan area. There are images of layouts/maps, construction, maintenance, renovations, and snow and fire damage to buildings. Images from within the Veterinary Medicine campus show Mosier Hall (the Clinical Science building, as well as the Veterinary Medicine Teaching Building), Dykstra Hall (the old Veterinary Medicine building), Trotter Hall (which contains the Veterinary Library), Coles Hall, Hill’s Pet Health and Nutrition Center, and the hay barn (both the burned hay barn and the new hay barn). Locations in the general K-State campus include the Instructional Technology Center, the Alumni Center, and outdoor classrooms. Locations in the Manhattan area include the Flint Hills and the Konza Prairie.

The animals featured in the photographic negatives are either pets, farm animals, or wildlife/exotic animals. A significant amount of these images were taken for or of labs. Pets featured in this series are mostly dogs and cats. Featured farm animals include cattle (cows, bulls, and calves), horses (including ponies, foals, and horse treadmill tests), pigs, goats, and sheep. Wild or unusual animals include bobcats, birds (especially owls and eagles), kangaroos, ostriches, camels, chimpanzees, lesser pandas, deer and related animals’ mounted heads to be sold, a bear rug to be sold, and dinosaur teeth.

Events featured in this series fall under one of the following categories: formal, casual, recreation, donation, food, and sports. The formal events include conferences (especially the June Conference, Annual Conference for Veterinarians, the Emergency Clinic Conference, and audio visual conferences), seminars, lectures (like the Clarenberg Leture Series), banquets and ceremonies (especially award ceremonies and banquets, employee recognition ceremonies, and White Coat Ceremonies), Symposium, Graduation, and building dedications (including that of Mosier Hall, Hill’s Pet Health and Nutrition Center, and the Kind statue dedication). Casual events feature open houses, class reunions and alumni reunions, intramural events, and parties (like class parties, slumber parties, yearbook parties, parties for staff, Halloween parties, Christmas parties, graduation parties, retirement parties, and retirement receptions). Recreational events include Cat Town (now referred to as Vet Town), Fall Brawl, Spring Fling, Last Blast, State Fairs, pie throwing, and rodeos. Events related to donation include Hill’s pet food donation and Cats for Cans. Food-based events include Frey’s Fry, roasts (including a faculty roast), pizza feeds, pancake feeds, ice cream socials, picnics, and dinners. Sports featured in this series include volleyball, baseball, football, flag football, golf, basketball, water basketball, water polo, and horse races.

Miscellaneous negatives include images pertaining to organizations like the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association (featuring animals, procedures, and surgery, on top of the aforementioned members and officers), the American Animal Hospital Association, the NeoNatal Care Unit, Phi Zeta, and Genesis (related staff, party, and yearbook). Also featured in this category are negatives of photos of magazines, auxiliaries, college brochures, material from the Dean’s office, photos for the yearbook, and unlabeled negatives.

School of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1949-1953)

School of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1954-1960).

School of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1961-1963), School of Veterinary Medicine faculty composite (1945-1949).

Staff and faculty portraits, photos (negatives and copy sheets) of fire damage, class composites (1974-1998), surgery, yearbook, symposium, miscellaneous photos.

Photos and photographic negatives of the Annual Conference for Veterinarians (2001-2004), college events (1998-2004), special events (1999-2002), Instructional Technology Center (1999-2000), Cat Town (1999-2003).

Dean’s portraits and photographic negatives (1976-1997), class composites (2001), alumni groups, reunions, and portraits (1937-1998), buildings: Anderson Hall, Veterinary Medicine Complex, Trotter Hall (1997), portraits of Louis and Norma Jane Ball (1996), Willie the Wildcat photoshoot (1995), June Conference (1947-1992), unmarked photos, envelopes, and slides.

Department of Veterinary Medicine photographs (1907-1976), Veterinary Medicine College and Alumni Newsletter (1967-1972), class composites (1955-1985), Reserve Officers' Training Corps camp (1949), International Agriculture Programs and Agency for International Development mission to Nigeria photos and correspondence (1968-1973).

3-Year Program of Growth (1961-1966), budget justification (1961-1971), Veterinary Medicine needs (1961-1972), College of Veterinary Medicine Profile Review and Development study (1964), building plans, development plans, and justification for the Veterinary Medicine Complex and Frick Farm (1967-1986), College of Veterinary Medicine Program of Requirements (1968), grant application (1972), Report to the Accreditation Committee of the American Veterinary Medical Association (1986), survey of veterinarians regarding a model curriculum for teaching practice management (1989).

Kansas Veterinary Medical Association library scrapbooks (1905-1984), College of Veterinary Medicine History Book interviews by Veterinary Medicine students (class of 1933-1952), interview with Max Milbourn by Dr. Mike Donnelly on VHS (1995), Veterinary Medicine articles (1905-1985), photos of campus, documents, and faculty (1920-1931).

Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Association photographs, photographic negatives, and slides of members, animals, procedures, surgery (1905-2002), veterinarian publications (1931-1946), Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association photograph CDs (1907-2007), Annual Emergency Medicinal Conference photograph CDs (1905-2007).

Oversize images of students and faculty (1907), anatomy class (1908), first annual Veterinary Conference (1922), annual Veterinary Medicine open house with proclamation by the governor (1964), Division of Veterinary Medicine class composite (1940), School of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1947-1962), College of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1967-2004), School of Veterinary Medicine faculty composite (1945-1949), St. Joseph Veterinary College class composite (1911).

Instructional Technology Center portrait backup CDs (2001-2004), Cat Catalogue Printout (2001-2004), photographic negatives of portraits (undated), Photo Project containing information about photographs for Anatomy and Physiology, Animal Resource Facilities, Clinical Sciences, Dean’s Offices, Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, Extension, Hill’s Center, Information and Documentation Service, Instructional Technology Center, Physical Facilities, the Veterinary Medicine library, Computer and Technical Support, Service Master, spouses, students, and housing.

Russell Alan Frey dissertation 1970, constitution for the KSU College of Veterinary Medicine (1971-1973), faculty minutes (1970-1971), Kansas State Agricultural College graduates list (1867-1911), curriculum concept proposal (1970), alumni news (1966), New York Women’s League for Animals annual report (1957), Phase III of Clinical Sciences and Pathology Building information, teaching aid DVD (2003), Kind Hearts Caring Hands events (2004-2005), Animal Resource Facility Information Manual (1971), Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association records, correspondence (1900-1902; 1958; 1970-1971; 1994), newspaper clippings (1920-1960), pamphlets (1961-1966; 1970-1973; 1989; 1993-1994), photographs various dates between 1920-1994.

Photographic negatives of conferences, class composites, student candids and portraits, faculty, yearbook photos, basketball photos, surgery and pathology labs, animals, open houses, intramurals, banquets and other events, graduation, the Clinical Science building, and the Veterinary Medicine Complex. Many of these are undated.

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine students, staff, faculty, alumni, class composites, candids, yearbook materials, labs (surgery, wet lab, pathology, cardiology), animals (dogs, cattle, horses), American Animal Hospital Association, NeoNatal Care Unit, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Veterinary Medicine buildings, construction and renovations, events (Fall Brawl, Spring Fling, June Conference, Hills pet food donation, pie throwing, symposium, volleyball, rodeo, parties, open house, banquets, graduation).

Oversize images of students and faculty (1907), anatomy class (1908), first annual Veterinary Conference (1922), annual Veterinary Medicine open house with proclamation by the governor (1964), Division of Veterinary Medicine class composite (1940), School of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1947-1962), College of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1967-2004), School of Veterinary Medicine faculty composite (1945-1949), St. Joseph Veterinary College class composite (1911).

Dean’s portraits and photographic negatives (1976-1997), class composites (2001), alumni groups, reunions, and portraits (1937-1998), buildings: Anderson Hall, Veterinary Medicine Complex, Trotter Hall (1997), portraits of Louis and Norma Jane Ball (1996), Willie the Wildcat photoshoot (1995), June Conference (1947-1992), unmarked photos, envelopes, and slides.

Department of Veterinary Medicine photographs (1907-1976), Veterinary Medicine College and Alumni Newsletter (1967-1972), class composites (1955-1985), Reserve Officers' Training Corps camp (1949), International Agriculture Programs and Agency for International Development mission to Nigeria photos and correspondence (1968-1973).

Veterinary Division class composites (1927-1931).

School of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1944-1947).

Class composites (1929-1967), Department of Veterinary Medicine photographs of farm and lab animals, clinical pathobiology, meat inspection, surgery, labs, open house, students, staff, and the Veterinary Unit of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (1898-1977), banquet correspondence and pamphlets (1969).

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine faculty, students, candids, class composites, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medicine Association, events (Last Blast, Fall Brawl, Frey’s Fry, June Conference, audio visual conference, yearbook party, graduation, building dedication, awards banquet, picnic, symposium, open house, water basketball, football, baseball), labs (necropsy, surgery, pathology, radiology, dairy lab), horses, buildings (snow and fire damage, outdoor classroom, old Veterinary Medicine building, hay barn).

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine faculty, staff, students, class composites, candids, labs (computer, surgery, radiology, pathology, toxicology, intensive care), animals (horses, dogs, cows, pigs, mice, kangaroos, bobcats, ostrich), events (banquets, award ceremony, graduation party, retirement party, alumni reunions, Spring Fling, Halloween party, Christmas party), sports (flag football, baseball, water polo), graduation, open house, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association, June Conference, Trotter Hall.

Veterinary Division class composites (1917-1921).

Veterinary Division class composites (1922-1926).

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine faculty, staff, students, class pictures, candids, labs, dean’s office, auxiliary, events (parties, symposium, open house, picnics, roasts, feeds, award ceremonies, June Conference, Fall Brawl, Spring Fling, Halloween, Christmas, golf, volleyball, baseball), animals, surgery, pathology, graduation, class composite, horse treadmill test, housing, Phi Zeta, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association library.

Photographic negatives of Veterinary Medicine students, faculty, staff, candids, class composites, events (symposium, open house, June Conference, Last Blast, Faculty Roast, Frey’s Fry, Fall Brawl, Christmas party, graduation, class parties, banquets, water polo, football), clinics zoo, large animal surgery, animals (horses, dogs, cattle, calves), drug trip, Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association officers, Genesis staff, Office Library, Veterinary Medicine Teaching Building, yearbook material, unlabeled negatives.

Veterinary Division class composites (1907-1911).

Veterinary Division class composite (1912-1916).

Division of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1932-1936).

Division of Veterinary Medicine class composites (1938-1942)

Kansas Veterinary Medical Association library scrapbooks (1905-1984), College of Veterinary Medicine History Book interviews by Veterinary Medicine students (class of 1933-1952), interview with Max Milbourn by Dr. Mike Donnelly on VHS (1995), Veterinary Medicine articles (1905-1985), photos of campus, documents, and faculty (1920-1931).

VHS tapes and DVDs of KSU commencement, events/festivities, nominations, award ceremonies, dedication ceremonies, alumni, tribute videos, talent shows, and Historical Perspectives.

Russell Alan Frey dissertation 1970, constitution for the KSU College of Veterinary Medicine (1971-1973), faculty minutes (1970-1971), Kansas State Agricultural College graduates list (1867-1911), curriculum concept proposal (1970), alumni news (1966), New York Women’s League for Animals annual report (1957), Phase III of Clinical Sciences and Pathology Building information, teaching aid DVD (2003), Kind Hearts Caring Hands events (2004-2005), Animal Resource Facility Information Manual (1971), Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association records, correspondence (1900-1902; 1958; 1970-1971; 1994), newspaper clippings (1920-1960), pamphlets (1961-1966; 1970-1973; 1989; 1993-1994), photographs various dates between 1920-1994.

College of Veterinary Medicine History Book interviews on cassette and microcassette tapes (class of 1931-1979), class reunion and alumni CDs (classes of 1967-2002, disk ordered 2007), Instructional Technology Center CDs (2007).