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Processed by:
Wilma L. Gibbs
13 January 1995
VOLUME OF COLLECTION: 41 manuscript boxes, 5 oversized folders
COLLECTION DATES: 1900 - 1993
PROVENANCE: Roselyn Richardson, Indianapolis, Indiana, 12 February 1993
RESTRICTIONS: None
REPRODUCTION RIGHTS: Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection must be obtained in writing from the Indiana Historical Society.
ALTERNATE FORMATS: None
RELATED HOLDINGS: Henry J. Richardson Collection, M 472; Indianapolis Urban League, M 476; Shortridge High School, M 482; Phyllis Wheatley Young Women's Christian Association, M 494; and Shortridge High School 1864-1981 In Retrospect by Laura S. Gaus, LD 7501 .I4647 G38 1985.
ACCESSION NUMBER: 93.0236
NOTES:
Roselyn Vivian Comer Richardson (23 August 1913- ) was born in Roberta, Georgia. Her parents were Arthur and Everlena Walker Comer. She graduated from Fort Valley Normal and Industrial School, a boarding school located in Fort Valley, Georgia. From 1930-1934, she attended Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia. Two years later, she received a certificate with a major in community organization and group work from the Atlanta School of Social Work. She worked for the American Friends Service Committee as a Southeastern Field Secretary from 1936-1938.
Roselyn Comer married attorney and former Indiana legislator, Henry J. Richardson, Jr. (1902-1983) on 18 September 1938. They made their home at 4057 Rookwood Avenue in Indianapolis, later moving to North Illinois Street. They had two sons, Henry J. III (1941- ) and Rodney C. (1948- ).
Richardson held no salaried position from 1938-1971 while she and her husband raised their two sons. She supported several of her husband's projects, as she directed many of her own activities. She has been active in numerous civic, religious, educational, and political organizations. Soon after arriving in Indianapolis, Richardson served on the Board of Directors of the Phyllis Wheatley Young Women's Christian Association, was co-director of the Intercollegiate Co-educational Club of the Senate Avenue Young Men's Christian Association, and served as a director of the Flanner Guild. As an active member of Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church, she was vice-president of the Women's Association, co-organizer of several Church circles, organizer of various interest groups for youth and adults, sponsor of the Interdenominational Ecumenical Youth Group, and co-chair of the building fund drive.
Henry J. and Roselyn Richardson became actively involved in school desegregation when their oldest son was denied entrance to their neighborhood school (Indianapolis Public School #43) located at 4001 N. Capitol Avenue. Without success, she and another mother appealed to the superintendent of the school district. This was the beginning of a community struggle that led to the passage of the 1949 Indiana school desegregation law. As a former legislator, Henry J. Richardson was instrumental in the composition of the bill that became the law, as well as aiding James Hunter, the bill's sponsor in piloting it through the legislature.
Richardson was very active in the parent-teacher organizations of her children's schools, namely Indianapolis Public Schools #43, #87, and Shortridge High School. As a board member of the Shortridge High School PTA, she was organizer and first chairperson of the Pupil Motivation Committee. The emphasis of the program was to present role models who shared their careers with students during study halls and free periods.
From 1971-1978, Richardson was director of the new Career Sampling Program located at Shortridge High School. The experimental program, sanctioned by the Indianapolis School Board, did not have precedents, guidelines, or career education materials. Richardson designed and created handbooks and forms for the program. Agencies, companies, and professionals were approached to allow students--alone, or in small groups--to "sample careers" on-the-job for one or two experiences during school/work hours. After-school or weekend sampling often lasted a semester or longer. More than 500 students participated annually at large or small establishments including the Bicycle Repair Shop, Detroit Diesel Allison, Eli Lilly Company, Indiana National Bank (now NBD Bank), and Methodist Hospital.
After the death of her husband, Richardson founded the Friends of the Indianapolis Urban League, a support group of the local league. She continues to be a member of the Browsers Book Club, a local book review group that she helped found in 1945; to serve on the board of the Alpha Home for the Aged; and in 1985 she became a member of Dialogue Today, a local group of Jewish and African-American women who meet and discuss racial issues.
Sources: Materials in the collection
Emma Lou Thornbrough, "The History of Black Women in Indiana," Black History News & Notes, August, 1983, p. 6.
The Roselyn Richardson Papers fill 41 manuscript boxes and 5 oversized folders. The collection consists primarily of correspondence, programs, photographs and other visuals (designated by the two-letter code, VC), and printed matter. It is divided into six major divisions: correspondence; personal memorabilia; organizations; topics; other biographies; and publications.
The first part of the collection (boxes 1-8) contains correspondence that chronicles much of Richardson's life from 1927-1993. There are letters to family, friends, politicians, and others. Included in box 8 are a wealth of family photographs--images of Roselyn Comer Richardson; her mother, siblings, and other relatives; her husband and sons, as well as the family home located in the Butler-Tarkington area in Indianapolis; and individuals and groups, both identified and unidentified. The photographs date from the early 1900s through 1992. Most of the photographs in the collection are identified. There are images of Roselyn Comer Richardson's early childhood in Georgia; her student days at Clark College and Atlanta University; her work with the American Friends Service Committee; and her life in Indianapolis from 1938 to the present. Box 8, folders 23 and 24 contain several black/library/manuscripts/collection_guides/white and color laser photocopies of family photographs (dated 1916-1992). Many of the original images are contained in box 8; although some of the photographs represented by the photocopied images are filed with their pertinent organizational or institutional materials located elsewhere in the collection. There are extensive notes about the photographs written on the photocopies by the collection's donor. Although there are vestiges of materials related to the Richardson family throughout the collection, the first two sections contain the bulk of it. It should be noted that there are newsclippings documenting the activities of family members in box 39, folders 9-13.
Boxes 9-14 contain several items of personal memorabilia including calendars dated 1937-1992, various certificates, invitations and announcements, menus, and programs. Some of the more interesting items are dance cards from Richardson's college era (box 10, folder 18); a guest book, 1943-1964, signed by visitors-including Thurgood Marshall- to the Richardson's home (box 11, folder 3); and a signed Lena Horne program, "The Lady and her Music" (box 13, folder 11). The first several folders in box 14 include items related to Henry Richardson, Jr. (including programs, tributes, resolutions, and sympathy expressions at his death), as well as notes from speeches prepared for and by Roselyn Richardson for a variety of occasions.
Roselyn Richardson is associated with numerous social, civic, educational, and religious organizations and institutions. Materials pertaining to these are arranged alphabetically in boxes 14-35. Especially prevalent are materials pertaining to Shortridge High School. Both of Richardson's sons, Henry III and Rodney C., graduated from Shortridge. In addition to graduating from their father's high school alma mater, they followed in their father's footsteps and became attorneys. In 1971, Roselyn Richardson began working at Shortridge in her first paid position since 1938. As director of the Career Sampling Program (CSP), she was very active in identifying career opportunities and providing career education for students, especially juniors and seniors. Shortridge High School materials are contained in boxes 23-29. Richardson was a founder of the Friends of the Indianapolis Urban League. The organization was founded in 1984 to support the agenda of the local Urban League affiliate. Her husband, Henry J. Jr., who died in 1983, had been a founder of the IUL in 1965. The Urban League materials (including IUL, Friends of the IUL, and the National Urban League) are in boxes 30-35. There are materials related to several other organizations and institutions, many in which Richardson had an active involvement. Of particular note are materials pertaining to Alpha Kappa Alpha, American Friends Service Committee, Browsers Book Club, Clark College, and Dialogue Today, a local organization of Black and Jewish women.
Information pertaining to subject topics is contained in boxes 36-37 and 40-41. Richardson, like her husband, has been very interested in civil rights issues. There are several folders that have materials that pertain to school and housing desegregation; civil rights; and race relations. Newsclippings contained in boxes 40-41 cover a broad range of topics including numerous organizations, education, housing and school desegregation, and human and race relations.
Richardson collected biographical and general information about many individuals. Box 35, folder 19 contains biographical sketches. Sermons and statements are arranged alphabetically by author in boxes 35 and 36. Obituaries, mostly contained in funeral programs, are in box 36, folders 9-11. Newsclipping about individuals are arranged alphabetically in box 41, folders 7-27.
In addition to collecting and clipping materials related to various topics, Richardson subscribed to and collected several periodicals and printed materials that contained articles and items of interest to her and/or her family. This varied selection of periodicals are arranged alphabetically in boxes 38 and 39.
BOX 1: Biographical Material; Correspondence, 1927-1957
FOLDER
1: Biographical Sketches, Roselyn Richardson
2: Biographical Sketches, Richardson Family
3: Correspondence, 1927
4: Correspondence, 1932-1934
5: Correspondence, 1935-1939
6: Correspondence, 1940-1945
7: Correspondence, 1946-1947
8: Correspondence, 1948-1949
9: Correspondence, 1950-1951
10: Correspondence, 1952-1953
11: Correspondence, 1954-1955
12: Correspondence, 1956-1957
BOX 2: Correspondence, 1958-1963
FOLDER
1: Correspondence, 1958-1963
2: Correspondence, 1959
3: Correspondence, January-June 1960
4: Correspondence, July-December 1960
5: Correspondence, January-June, 1961
6: Correspondence, July-December 1961
7: Correspondence, January-June 1962
8: Correspondence, July-December 1962
9: Correspondence, 1963
BOX 3: Correspondence, 1964-1975
FOLDER
1: Correspondence, 1964
2: Correspondence, January-June 1965
3: Correspondence, July-December 1965
4: Correspondence, 1966
5: Correspondence, 1967
6: Correspondence, 1968
7: Correspondence, 1969
8: Correspondence, 1970
9: Correspondence, 1971
10: Correspondence, January-June 1972
11: Correspondence, July-December 1972
12: Correspondence, 1973
13: Correspondence, 1974
14: Correspondence, 1975
BOX 4: Correspondence, 1976 -1984
FOLDER
1: Correspondence, 1976
2: Correspondence, 1977
3: Correspondence, 1978
4: Correspondence, 1979
5: Correspondence, 1980
6: Correspondence, 1981
7: Correspondence, January-June 1982
8: Correspondence, July-December 1982
9: Correspondence, 1983
10: Correspondence, January-March 1984
11: Correspondence, April-June 1984
12: Correspondence, July-December 1984
BOX 5: Correspondence, 1985-1987
FOLDER
1: Correspondence, January-March 1985
2: Correspondence, April-June 1985
3: Correspondence, July-September 1985
4: Correspondence, October-December 1985
5: Correspondence, January-March 1986
6: Correspondence, April-June 1986
7: Correspondence, July-October 1986
8: Correspondence, November-December 1986
9: Correspondence, January-June 1987
10: Correspondence, July-October 1987
11: Correspondence, November-December 1987
BOX 6: Correspondence, 1988 - 1991
FOLDER
1: Correspondence, January-June 1988
2: Correspondence, July-September 1988
3: Correspondence, October-December 1988
4: Correspondence, January-September 1989
5: Correspondence, October-December 1989
6: Correspondence, January-June 1990
7: Correspondence, July-December 1990
8: Correspondence, January-June 1991
9: Correspondence, July-December 1991
BOX 7: Correspondence, 1992-1993, n.d.
FOLDER
1: Correspondence, January-June 1992
2: Correspondence, July-October 1992
3: Correspondence, November-December 1992
4: Correspondence, January-February 1993
5: Correspondence, March-August 1993
6: Correspondence, n.d.
7: Correspondence, n.d.
8: Correspondence, n.d.
9: Correspondence, n.d.
10: Correspondence, n.d.
11: Correspondence, n.d.
12: Correspondence, n.d.
13: Correspondence, n.d.
14: Correspondence, n.d.
15: Correspondence, n.d.
16: Correspondence, n.d.
BOX 8: Correspondence, n.d.; Family Photographs; Greetings from politicians, et. al.
FOLDER
1: Correspondence, n.d.
2: Correspondence, n.d.
3: Correspondence, n.d.
4: Correspondence, n.d.
5: Correspondence, n.d.
6: (VC) Roselyn Richardson (4 folders b/w, ca. 1927-1992; 4 folders color, ca. 1950s-1991)
7: (VC) Roselyn Comer (Richardson) Family [Includes childhood photographs of Roselyn, as well as photographs of her mother, siblings, cousins, and other relatives.] (3 folders b/w, ca. 1900-1956; 1 oversized-OVA b/w, 1940; 1 folder color, ca. 1968-1985)
8: (VC) Henry Jr. and Roselyn Richardson's Wedding (3 folders b/w, 1938)
9: (VC) Henry Jr. and Roselyn Richardson (2 folders b/w, 1939-1961; 1 folder color, ca. 1960s)
10: (VC) Henry Jr. and Roseyn Richardson Family (9 folders b/w, 1939-1966; 2 folders color, 1968-1991)
11: (VC) Roselyn Richardson, et. al. (2 folders b/w, ca. 1938-1990; 1 folder color, ca. 1960-1990)
12: (VC) Henry J. Richardson, Jr. (1 folder b/w, ca. 1943-1965)
13: (VC) Henry J. Richardson, Jr., et. al. (2 folders b/w, ca. 1950-1980; 2 folders color, 1973)
14: (VC) Henry J. Richardson III Birthday Party, 1991 (1 folder b/w, 1991)
15: (VC) Richardson Family Home, Exterior (2 folders b/w, ca. 1938-1956; 1 folder color, 1955)
16: (VC) Richardson Family Home, Interior (3 folders color, ca. 1970-1990)
17: (VC) Trip to Columbus, Indiana (1 folder color, 1984)
18: (VC) Richardson Family Neighbors (1 folder color, ca. 1970-1990)
19: (VC) Individuals, Identified (3 folders b/w, ca. 1940-1970; 15 folders color, ca. 1950-1991)
20: (VC) Individuals, Unidentified (1 folder b/w, 1938-1960; 1 folder color, ca. 1960-1980)
21: (VC) Groups, Identified (1 folder color, ca. 1950-1980)
22: (VC) Groups, Unidentified (2 folders b/w, 1930-1960; 1 folder color, ca. 1960-1990)
23: Photocopies of Family Photographs (1 folder b/w, ca. 1920-1950)
24: Photocopies of Family Photographs (1 folder color, ca. 1916-1992)
25: (VC) Unidentified Film (4 rolls b/w 8mm film, no date)
26: Correspondence, Greetings from politicians, et. al.
BOX 9 Address book, Calendars, 1937-1975
FOLDER
1: Address Book
2: Bible Study Notes
3: Business Cards
4: Calendar, 1937
5: Calendar, 1939
6: Calendar, 1956
7: Calendar, 1959
8: (OM) Calendar, 1962 (OM 131, folder 1)
9: Calendar, 1966
10: Calendar, 1968-1969
11: Calendar, 1969-1970
12: Calendar, 1970
13: Calendar, 1971
14: Calendar, 1973
15: Calendar, 1975
BOX 10 Calendars, 1980-1992, Certificates, College Memorabilia
FOLDER
1: Calendar, 1980
2: Calendar, 1982
3: Calendar, 1983
4: Calendar, 1984
5: Calendar, Black Women Against the Odds, 1984-1986
6: Calendar, 1985
7: Calendar, 1985
8: Calendar, 1988
9: Calendar, 1990
10: Calendar, 1991
11: Calendar, 1992
12: Certificate - Alpha Kappa Alpha Membership
13: (OM) Certificate of Sewing Proficiency, 1930 (OM 131, folder 2)
14: Teacher's Certification & Contract
15: Certificates and Memberships
16: Children's Artwork
17: College Memorabilia
18: Dance Cards
BOX 11 Diploma, Invitations and Announcements, 1930s-1986
FOLDER
1: (OM) Diploma, Atlanta School of Social Work, 1936 (OM 131, folder 3)
2: Financial Affairs
3: Guest Book, 1943-1964
4: Invitations and Announcements, 1930s
5: Invitations and Announcements, 1940s
6: Invitations and Announcements, 1950s
7: Invitations and Announcements, 1960s
8: Invitations and Announcements, 1970s
9: Invitations and Announcements, 1980-1985
10: Invitations and Announcements, 1986
BOX 12 Invitations and Announcements, 1987-1990s, n.d.; Marriage Memorabilia; General Memorabilia
FOLDER
1: Invitations and Announcements, 1987-1988
2: Invitations and Announcements, 1989
3: Invitations and Announcements, 1990s
4: Invitations and Announcements, 1990s
5: Invitations and Announcements, n.d.
6: (OM) Invitations and Announcements: New Bethel Baptist Church Convention, n.d. (OM 131, folder 4)
7: Marriage Memorabilia, 1938
8: Menus
9: (OM) Menus (OM 131, folder 5)
10: Momentos--Official Score Card, 1942
11: Playbills
BOX 13 Programs, 1930s-1990s, n.d.; Lena Horne Program
FOLDER
1: Programs, 1930s
2: Programs, 1940s
3: Programs, 1950s
4: Programs, 1960s
5: Programs, 1970s
6: Programs, 1980-1986
7: Programs, 1987-1989
8: Programs, 1990-1991
9: Programs, 1992-1993
10: Programs, n.d.
11: Program, "Lena Horne: The Lady and her Music," n.d.
BOX 14 Henry J. Richardson, Jr.; Roselyn Richardson's Speeches; Organizations: A
FOLDER
1: Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Testimonial Dinner, 1976
2: Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Condolence Cards
3: Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Condolence Cards
4: Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Obituary and Funeral
5: Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Tributes
6: Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Resolution, 1984
7: Henry J. Richardson, Jr. Sympathy Expressions, 1983
8: Souvenirs
9: Speeches--Black Child
10: Speeches--Challenges to College Freshmen
11: Speeches--Challenges of the 1980s
12: Speeches--Man in Revolt
13: Speeches--Presentation of Henry J. Richardson, Jr.Papers
14: Speeches--Regional Conference of Beauticians
15: Speeches--We Must be the World We Want
16: Speeches--Supreme Court School Desegregation Ruling
17: Speeches--Untitled
18: Tickets
19: Itinerary and Trip Abroad
20: (VC) Weddings (1 folder b/w, ca. 1960s; 2 folders color, ca. 1965-1975)
21: Alpha Home Benefit, 1992-1993
22: Alpha Home
23: Alpha Home Correspondence, 1989-1993
24: Alpha Home Move Committee, 1992
25: Alpha Kappa Alpha/Alpha Mu Omega, 1945-1991, n.d.
26: Alpha Kappa Alpha/Alpha Mu Omega Non Partisan Council on Public Affairs, 1945-1949, n.d.
27: Alpha Kappa Alpha/Alpha Mu Omega Scholarship Committee, 1984-1992
28: Alpha Kappa Alpha/Alpha Pi, 1931-1938
29: Alpha Kappa Alpha Boule Program, 1937
30: Alpha Kappa Alpha Ivy Leaf, 1934, 1946
31: Alpha Kappa Alpha/Kappa Omega Chapter, ca. 1931-1937
32: Alpha Kappa Alpha National Non-Partisan Council on Public Affairs, 1943-1948, n.d.
33: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Roselyn Richardson lobbyist, 1945-1947, n.d.
34: (VC) Alpha Kappa Alpha (1 folder b/w, 1933)
BOX 15 Organizations: A
FOLDER
1: Alpha Phi Alpha
2: (VC) Alpha Phi Alpha (1 folder b/w, ca. 1960s)
3: Alpha Phi Alpha Convention, 1954
4: Alpha Phi Alpha Convention, 1956
5: American Association for Affirmative Action
6: American Association of Retired Persons
7: American Friends Service Committee
8: (VC) American Friends Service Committee (1 folder b/w, 1937; date unknown)
9: American Friends Service Committee Publications
10: American Friends Service Committee Reunion, 1992
11: (VC) American Friends Service Committee Reunion, 1992 (1 folder color, 1992)
12: American Friends Service Committee Reunion/Student Peace Service, 1938-1939, n.d.
13: Antioch College
14: Association for Loan Free Education, 1973-1988
15: Association for Loan Free Education Annual Meeting, 1984-1990
16: Association for Loan Free Education Newsletters, Publications, 1977-1990
17: Association for Merit Employment, 1959-1966, n.d.
18: Association for Merit Employment Annual Meetings, 1961-1967
19: Association for Merit Employment Financial Records, 1959-1962
20: Association for Merit Employment Job Placements, 1958-1961
21: Association of Intergroup Relations Officials
22: Atlanta Intercollegiate Council
23: Atlanta School of Social Work, 1934-1936
24: Atlanta University Summer Theatre
BOX 16 Organizations: B
FOLDER
1: Black Women in the Middle West Project, 1984
2: Black Women in the Middle West Project Reports, Publicity
3: Browsers Book Club Constitution and Proposed Amendments, n.d.
4: Browsers Book Club History
5: Browsers Book Club, 1953-1989
6: Browsers Book Club, 1990-1991
7: Browsers Book Club, 1992-1993
8: Browsers Book Club Notes
9: Browsers Book Club Programs, 1950-1992
10: Browsers Book Club Yearbooks, 1951-1992
11: (VC) Browsers Book Club (1 folder b/w, ca. 1950s; 1 folder color, ca. 1974-1985)
12: Business Opportunities Systems
13: Butler Tarkington Neighborhood Association Minutes, 1966
14: Butler Tarkington Neighborhood Association History
15: Butler Tarkington Neighborhood Association Map
16: Butler Tarkington Neighborhood Association Newsletters, 1961-1992
17: Butler University Career Beginnings Correspondence, 1986-1988
18: Butler University Career Beginnings Correspondence, 1989
19: Butler University Career Beginnings Correspondence, 1990, n.d.
20: Butler University Career Beginnings Career Decision Making System
21: Butler University Career Beginnings Mentor Advisory Committee
22: Butler University Career Beginnings Mentor List
23: Butler University Career Beginnings Mentor Program
24: Butler University Career Beginnings Mentor Program
25: Butler University Career Beginnings Newsletter
26: Butler University Career Beginnings Publicity
27: (VC) Butler University Career Beginnings (1 folder color, 1980s)
28: Butler University Catalogs
29: Butler University Foreign Students
30: Butler University Inauguration Program, 1964
BOX 17 Organizations: C
FOLDER
1: Campaign to Resist Military Segregation, 1948, n.d.
2: Carter Center, 1990s
3: Center for Leadership Development Awards Dinner, 1984
4: Chapman College
5: Children's Museum
6: Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis
7: Church Federation of Greater Indianapolis Directory, 1985-1986
8: Clark College Yearbooks, 1932-1933
9: Clark College Class Assignments, 1933-1934
10: Clark College Memorabilia, 1933-1935, n.d.
11: Clark College Panhellenic Council
12: Clark College Commencement, 1934-1937
13: Clark College Diploma, 1934
14: Clark College Alumni Correspondence, 1962-1992
15: Clark College Class of 1934 Reunion, 1984
16: Clark College Commencement, 1984-1985
17: Clark College Founder's Day Convocation, 1984
18: Clark College National Alumni Association
19: Clark College National Alumni Association, Indianapolis Chapter
20: Clark College Alumni Newsletter, 1983-1986
21: Clark College Brochures
22: Clark College--Clark Atlanta Magazine
23: (VC) Clark College (1 folder b/w, ca. 1930-1934)
24: (VC) Clark College Reunion (3 folders color, 1984)
25: (VC) Clark Drug Store (1 folder b/w, 1954)
26: Coalition of Indianapolis Taskgroups for Youths
27: Community Centers of Indianapolis
28: Conference on Cities, 1971
29: Consortium of Urban Education, 1972
BOX 18 Organizations: D
FOLDER
1: DARS Advisory Council
2: Debutante Charity Cotillion
3: Dialogue Today Correspondence, 1985-1986
4: Dialogue Today Correspondence, 1987
5: Dialogue Today Correspondence, 1988-1989
6: Dialogue Today Correspondence, 1990-1993
7: Dialogue Today Correspondence, n.d.
8: Dialogue Today Booklets
9: Dialogue Today Minutes, 1987-1992, n.d.
10: Dialogue Today Committee Agendas and Minutes, 1984-1991
11: Dialogue Today Constitution
12: Dialogue Today Handbook
13: Dialogue Today Literature
14: Dialogue Today Meeting Notices, 1985-1990
15: Dialogue Today Meeting Notices, 1991-1993
16: Dialogue Today Membership Lists
17: Dialogue Today Newsletters
18: Dialogue Today Pamphlets
19: Dialogue Today Programs
20: Dialogue Today Speeches and Statements
BOX 19 Organizations: E - I
FOLDER
1: Emergency Peace Campaign, 1936-1937
2: Emergency Peace Campaign Reunion, 1992
3: VC Emergency Peace Campaign (1 folder b/w, 1936-1938)
4: Fairview Kindergarten Mothers' Club
5: Famous Writers' School
6: Federation of Associated Clubs
7: Flanner House, 1942-1959
8: Flanner House, 1987-1993, n.d.
9: (VC) Flanner House (1 folder b/w, 1946, n.d.)
10: Foreign Policy Conference
11: Fort Valley Normal and Industrial School
12: (VC) Fort Valley Normal and Industrial School (1 folder b/w, ca. 1926-1930; scrapbook b/w, ca. 1926-1930 in Album storage; cirkut b/w, 1929 in OVC storage; 1 folder color, ca. 1980s)
13: Fort Valley Normal and Industrial School Diploma, 1930
14: George Williams College Camp
15: Georgia Resident School, 1934
16: Human Relations Consortium
17: Indiana Black Expo Exhibitors' Literature, 1984
18: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1971
19: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1974
20: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1976
21: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1984
22: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1987
23: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1988
24: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1989
25: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1990
26: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1991
27: Indiana Black Expo Publicity, 1993
BOX 20 Organizations: I
FOLDER
1: Indiana Christian Student Association
2: Indiana Civil Rights Commission
3: Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
4: Indiana Democratic Party
5: Indiana Division of Aging and Rehabilitative Services
6: Indiana Health Careers
7: Indiana Interreligious Commission on Human Equality
8: Indiana State Bar Association, 1934-1958, n.d.
9: Indiana State University Upward Bound Program
10: Indiana University
11: Indiana University Commencement Program, 1979
12: Indiana University Foreign Students
13: Indiana University Groups Correspondence, 1969-1971
14: Indiana University Groups Correspondence, 1972-1974
15: Indiana University Groups Correspondence, 1975-1977
16: Indiana University Groups Correspondence, n.d.
17: Indiana University Groups, 1969
18: Indiana University Groups, 1970
19: Indiana University Groups, 1971
20: Indiana University Groups, 1972
21: Indiana University Groups, 1973
22: Indiana University Groups, 1974
23: Indiana University Groups, 1975
BOX 21 Organizations: I - K
FOLDER
1: Indiana University Groups, 1976
2: Indiana University Groups, 1977
3: Indiana University Groups Calendar, 1977
4: Indiana University Groups Notes and Miscellaneous
5: Indiana University Groups Program Recommendations
6: Indiana University Groups Program Reports
7: Indiana University Student Reports
8: Indiana University Upward Bound Program
9: Indiana University/Purdue University at Indianapolis
10: Indianapolis Black Alumni Council, 1986
11: Indianapolis B'Nai B'Rith
12: Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
13: Indianapolis Commission on Human Rights
14: Indianapolis Committee for International Visitors
15: Indianapolis Council of Church Women, 1954-1961
16: Indianapolis Council on World Affairs, 1960-1972
17: Indianapolis Human Relations Council
18: Indianapolis Public School #43, 1956-1961
19: Indianapolis Public School #87
20: Indianapolis Public Schools Inter-Racial Interaction
21: Indianapolis Public Schools Magnet Program
22: Indianapolis Public Schools Facilities Task Force, 1981
23: International Center of Indianapolis, Inc.
24: Iota Phi Lambda
25: Ki - Yi's
26: Kiwanis International Speech & Certificate, 1991
BOX 22 Organizations: L - N
FOLDER
1: League of Women Voters of Indianapolis
2: Links, 1960-1992, n.d.
3: Lockefield Garden Apartments
4: Madam Walker Urban Life Center
5: Manchester College
6: Mapleton Fall Creek Neighborhood Association
7: Marion County Health Department
8: Martin Luther King Center for Non Violent Social Change
9: Mid-America Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel, 1975-1976
10: Mid-America Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel, 1976
11: Mid-America Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel, 1977
12: Mid-America Association of Educational Opportunity Program Personnel, 1978
13: (VC) Midwestern Bridge Club (1 folder b/w, ca. 1950s)
14: Mignonette Club
15: Morehouse College
16: National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education
17: National Association for Industry--Educational Cooperation, Part I
18: National Association for Industry--Educational Cooperation, Part II
19: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1947-1969
20: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1970-1985
21: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1986-1990
22: VC National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Life Memberships (1 folder b/w, 1984, n.d.)
BOX 23 Organizations: N - S
FOLDER
1: National Caucas and Center on Black Aged, Inc.
2: National Council of Negro Women, Inc.
3: Non-Partisans for Better Schools
4: North Central Institute of International Relations, 1946-1947
5: North Central Institute of International Relations, 1947
6: OIC
7: Old Americans Month, 1992
8: Omega Psi Phi, 1936
9: Peace Studies Institute
10: Peace Volunteer Fellowship
11: Phi Beta Sigma, 1937
12: Project Commitment of Central Indiana
13: Project Partnership, 1985-1991
14: Project Urban Upswing
15: Riverside Sanitorium and Hospital
16: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program, 1965-1976
17: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Application Forms, n.d.
18: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Calendar, 1975-1976
19: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1967
20: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1969
21: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1970
22: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1971
23: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1972
24: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1973
25: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1974
26: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Correspondence, 1975-1979, n.d.
27: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Reports
28: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education, Educational and Vocational Planning
BOX 24 Organizations: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program
FOLDER
1: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Notes, 1976, n.d.
2: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Programs, 1975-1977
3: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Publications, 1969-1976
4: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Publications, 1977, n.d.
5: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Education Testing, n.d.
6: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Career Planning Placement Cards
7: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Catalogues, 1971-1973
8: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Catalogues, n.d.
9: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Correspondence, 1968-1974
10: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Correspondence, 1975
11: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Correspondence, 1976
12: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Correspondence, 1977-1982
13: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Correspondence, n.d.
14: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Employer Evaluation Cards
15: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Employer Evaluation Cards
16: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Fact Sheets, n.d.
BOX 25 Organizations: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program
FOLDER
1: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Forms, 1971-1977
2: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Job Opportunities, 1970
3: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Lists, 1972-1976
4: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Notes, 1968-1974
5: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Orientation, 1971-1976
6: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Placement, 1965-1971
7: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Placement, 1972-1973
8: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Placement, 1974-1977
9: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Placement, n.d.
10: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Planning Program and Advisory Committee
11: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Procedures, 1971-1972
12: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Reports, 1971-1976
13: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Scheduling Cards
14: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Scheduling List, n.d.
15: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Sign-In Sheets, 1974
BOX 26 Organizations: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program
FOLDER
1: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, A-B
2: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, C
3: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, D-E
4: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, F-G
5: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, H
6: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, J-K
7: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, L
8: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, M-N
9: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, O-R
10: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, S
11: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Student Evaluations, T-Y
BOX 27 Organizations: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program; Shortridge High School
FOLDER
1: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Waiting Lists, 1972-1973
2: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Weekly Count
3: Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program Winona News, 1974
4: (VC) Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program (1 folder b/w, ca. 1972-1975; 3 folders color, ca. 1970s)
5: Shortridge High School, 1956-1969
6: Shortridge High School, 1971-1973
7: Shortridge High School, 1976-1986
8: Shortridge High School, n.d.
9: Shortridge High School Commencement Programs, 1960-1979
10: (VC) Shortridge High School Commencement Programs (1 folder color, ca. 1970s)
11: Shortridge High School Freshman Orientation Correspondence, 1965-1978
12: Shortridge High School Freshman Orientation Evaluations, 1968-1976
13: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, 1962-1965
14: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, 1966
15: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, 1967-1969
16: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, 1970
17: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, 1971
18: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, 1972-1975
19: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, 1976-1987
20: Shortridge High School General Correspondence, n.d.
21: Shortridge High School Job Placement, 1965-1975
22: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Address, 1971-1974
23: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing College and Career Day, 1965-1974
24: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing College and Career Day, 1975-1978
25: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing College and Career Day, n.d.
26: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1970
27: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1971
28: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1972
29: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1973
30: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1974
31: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1975
BOX 28 Organizations: Shortridge High School
FOLDER
1: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1976
2: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, 1977-1978
3: Shortridge High School Junior/Senior Thing Correspondence, n.d.
4: Shortridge High School Junior Senior Thing Notes, 1972-1974
5: Shortridge High School Junior Survey, 1975-1976
6: Shortridge High School Junior Thing
7: Shortridge High School Senior Thing, 1969-1973
8: Shortridge High School Senior Thing, 1974-1977,n.d.
9: Shortridge High School Junior Vaudeville, 1967-1974
10: Shortridge High School Lists, 1968-1974
11: Shortridge High School Lists, 1975-1977, n.d.
12: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Correspondence, 1964-1967
13: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Correspondence, 1969-1971
14: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Correspondence, 1972-1978
15: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Correspondence, n.d.
16: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Job Fair, 1967-1970
17: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Job Fair Evaluations, 1968
18: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Lists
19: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Notes, 1964-1972
20: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Programs
21: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Questionnaires, 1967
22: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Reports, 1964-1966
23: Shortridge High School Motivation Committee Reports, 1971-1975
BOX 29 Organizations: Shortridge High School
FOLDER
1: Shortridge High School Notes, 1981, n.d.
2: Shortridge High School Opportunity Fair
3: Shortridge High School Parents Teachers Association Board, 1965-1966
4: Shortridge High School Parents Teachers Association Correspondecne, 1965-1973
5: Shortridge High School Parents Teachers Association Meetings, 1970-1974
6: Shortridge High School Parents Teachers Association Proposals, 1970
7: Shortridge High School Parents Teachers Association Yearbooks, 1952-1977
8: Shortridge High School Basic Grant Program
9: Shortridge High School Calendar, 1964-1965
10: Shortridge High School Calendar, 1965-1966
11: Shortridge High School Calendar, 1966-1967
12: Shortridge High School Calendar, 1967-1968
13: Shortridge High School Calendar, 1970-1971
14: Shortridge High School Questionnaires, 1969-1973
15: Shortridge High School Senior Career Cards
16: Shortridge High School Senior Program, 1969-1970
17: Shortridge High School Senior Survey, 1974
18: Shortridge High School Senior Survey, n.d.
19: Shortridge High School Senior Survey Cards, n.d.
20: Shortridge High School Shortridge Echo, 1965-1967
21: Shortridge High School Shortridge Echo, 1968-1970
22: Shortridge High School Shortridge Echo, 1971-1974
23: Shortridge High School Shortridge Echo, 1975-1978
24: Shortridge High School Soul Week, 1970
25: Shortridge High School Student Interest Cards
26: Shortridge High School The Student Voice, 1969
27: (VC) Shortridge High School Upward Bound (1 folder color, ca. 1970s)
BOX 30 Organizations: S-U
FOLDER
1: Student Peace Conference
2: Top Ladies of Distinction Correspondence, 1974-1988, n.d.
3: Top Ladies of Distinction Constitution and Handbook
4: Top Ladies of Distinction Directory
5: Top Ladies of Distinction Notes and Miscellaneous
6: Top Ladies of Distinction Programs
7: Top Ladies of Distinction The TLOD Crown, 1979
8: Top Ladies of Distinction Top Teens of America, 1975-1977, n.d.
9: (VC) Top Ladies of Distinction Top Teens of America (1 folder color, ca. 1970s)
10: TransAfrica
11: 27 Cub
12: United Negro College Fund Correspondence, 1962-1987
13: United Negro College Fund History
14: United Negro College Fund Indiana Special Gifts Campaign
15: United Negro College Fund Programs
16: United Negro College Fund "The Private Negro College"
17: (VC) United Negro College Fund (1 folder b/w, ca. 1960s)
18: United Way
19: Indianapolis Urban League History
20: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1967-1969
21: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1970-1974
22: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1984
23: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1985
24: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1986
25: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1987
26: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1988
27: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1989
28: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1990
29: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1991
30: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1992
31: Indianapolis Urban League Correspondence, 1993, n.d.
32: Indianapolis Urban League Statements
BOX 31 Organizations: Urban League, Indianapolis Urban League
FOLDER
1: Indianapolis Urban League Agendas
2: Indianapolis Urban League Minutes, 1966-1991
3: Indianapolis Urban League Committees
4: Indianapolis Urban League Education Committee
5: Indianapolis Urban League Membership and Contributions
6: Indianapolis Urban League Programs and Announcements
7: Indianapolis Urban League Aids Awareness Project
8: Indianapolis Urban League ACT-SO
9: Indianapolis Urban League Citizens Fact Finding Committee
10: Indianapolis Urban League Family Salute Nominations
11: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath Church Lists
12: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1983
13: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1984
14: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1985
15: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1987
16: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1988
17: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1989
18: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1990
19: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, 1991-1992
20: Indianapolis Urban League Sabbath, n.d.
21: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1966
22: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1971
23: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1982
24: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1983
25: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1984
26: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1985
27: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1986
28: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1987
29: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1988
30: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1989
31: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1990
BOX 32 Organizations: Urban League, Indianapolis Urban League and Friends of the Indianapolis Urban League (IUL)
FOLDER
1: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1990
2: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1991
3: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1991
4: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1992
5: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, 1993
6: Indianapolis Urban League Annual Meeting, n.d.
7: Indianapolis Urban League Financial Reports, 1984-1991, n.d.
8: Indianapolis Urban League Newsletters
9: Friends of the IUL History
10: Friends of the IUL Agendas, 1982-1985
11: Friends of the IUL Attendance Sheets
12: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1984
13: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1985
14: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1986
15: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1987
16: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1988
BOX 33 Organizations: Friends of the Indianapolis Urban League (IUL)
FOLDER
1: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1989
2: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1990
3: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1991
4: Friends of the IUL Minutes, 1992-1993
5: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1984
6: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1985
7: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1986
8: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1987
9: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1988
10: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1989
11: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1990
12: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1991
13: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, 1992
14: Friends of the IUL Correspondence, n.d.
15: Friends of the IUL Notes
16: Friends of the IUL Committees
17: Friends of the IUL Memberships
18: Friends of the IUL Reports
19: Friends of the IUL Rosters
20: Friends of the IUL Statements
21: Friends of the IUL Information Sheets
22: Friends of the IUL Certificate of Appreciation
23: Friends of the IUL Financial Reports
24: Friends of the IUL Fundraising Ideas
25: Friends of the IUL Flyers
26: Friends of the IUL Newsletters
27: (VC) Indianapolis Urban League (1 folder color, 1991)
BOX 34 Organizations: Urban League, National Urban League
FOLDER
1: National Urban League, 1935
2: National Urban League, 1964-1966
3: National Urban League, 1984
4: National Urban League, 1985
5: National Urban League, 1986
6: National Urban League, 1987
7: Natioanl Urban League, 1988
8: National Urban League, 1989
9: National Urban League, 1990
10: National Urban League, 1991
11: National Urban League, 1992
12: National Urban League, 1993
13: National Council of Urban League Guilds Procedure Manual
14: National Urban League Press Releases
15: Natioanl Urban League Publications
16: Urban League Mirror, 1935
BOX 35 Organizations: W - Z; Biographical Sketches; Sermons; Statements
FOLDER
1: Witherspoon United Prebysterian Church Committee Notes, 1953-1955
2: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Committee Notes, 1958, n.d.
3: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Committees
4: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Correspondence
5: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Financial Reports
6: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church History
7: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Literature
8: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Programs
9: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Book Club
10: Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church Reports
11: The Witherspoon Way
12: Young Men's Christian Association
13: Young Professional Women's Club
14: Young Women's Christian Association Correspondence, 1943 -1959
15: Young Women's Christian Association History
16: Young Women's Christian Association Minutes
17: Young Women's Christian Association Programs
18: Zionsville Uniting for Multi-Cultural Application
19: Biographical Sketches
20: Sermons: Armstrong, A. James
21: Sermons: Bonnell, John Sutherland
22: Sermons: Raines, Richard C.
23: Sermons: Roth, Charles
24: Statements: "The American Negro Should have First Class Citizenship Now"
25: Statements: Cheek, James E.
26: Statements: Chisholm, Shirley
27: Statements: Ezzell, Myrtle Gray
BOX 36 Statements; Obituaries; Topical: A-E
FOLDER
1: Statements: Forman, James
2: Statements: Howe, Harold II
3: Statements: Kennedy, John F.
4: Statements: Lippman, Walter
5: Statements: McGill, Ralph
6: Statements: Poston, Ted
7: Statements: Richardson, Henry J. III
8: Statements: Roth, Charles
9: Obituaries, A-E
10: Obituaries, F-O
11: Obituaries, P-Z
12: Advertisements
13: Alternative Schools
14: Amtrak
15: Art
16: Black Achievers in Science Exhibit
17: Black Colleges
18: Black Women's History
19: Bob Hayes Golf Tournament
20: Carter, Jimmy Inaugural Guide
21: Civil Rights
22: Davage, Matthew Simpsssson
23: Economic Nationalism
BOX 37 Topical: E-U
FOLDER
1: Emancipation Centennial
2: Foreign Policy Association
3: (VC) Foreign Students (1 folder b/w, ca. 1970s; 1 folder color, ca. 1970s)
4: Foreign Students
5: Housing Desegregation
6: Indiana Authors
7: Indiana Avenue
8: Indianapolis Public Schools: "A Report on Racial Integration in IPS"
9: Indianapolis Public School Board Election
10: King, Martin Luther Eulogy
11: Multi-Cultural Education
12: Nabrit Family Reunion
13: Poetry/Prose
14: Political Campaign Literature
15: Political Cartoons
16: Political Flyers
17: Project: "The Promise and the Performance"
18: Public Accommodations (Executive Order #4-63)
19: Religious Organizations
20: Progressive Party
21: Race Relations
22: Religion
23: School Desegregation
24: Single Parenting
25: South Africa
26: Supreme Court Nominees
27: United States Census
BOX 38 Publications: A - M
FOLDER
1: Publications: A
2: Publications: B
3: Publications: C
4: Publications: C
5: Publications: E
6: Publications: F
7: Publications: G
8: Publications: H
9: Publications: I
10: Publications: J
11: Publications: L
12: Publications: M
BOX 39 Publications: N-Z; Clippings--Richardson Family
FOLDER
1: Publications: P
2: Publications: R
3: Publications: S
4: Publications: T
5: Publications: U
6: Publications: W
7: Publications: W
8: Publications: Y
9: Clippings--Henry J. Richardson, Jr.
10: Clippings--Roselyn Richardson
11: Clippings--Henry J. Richardson Family
12: Clippings--Henry J. Richardson III
13: Clippings--Rodney C. Richardson
BOX 40 Clippings, A-S
FOLDER
1: Clippings--Alpha Kappa Alpha
2: Clippings--Alpha Phi Alpha
3: Clippings--Browser's Book Club
4: Clippings--Business
5: Clippings--Career Education
6: Clippings--Center for Leadership Development
7: Clippings--Circle City Classic
8: Clippings--Civil Rights
9: Clippings--Dixiecrats
10: Clippings--Education
11: Clippings--Education
12: Clippings--Education
13: Clippings--Education
14: Clippings--Emergency Peace Campaign
15: Clippings--Flanner House
16: Clippings--Funeral Homes
17: Clippings--Gay Midwesterners
18: Clippings--Housing Patterns
19: Clippings--Human Relations
20: Clippings--Indiana Avenue
21: Clippings--Indiana Black Expo
22: Clippings--Indiana Pacifists
23: Clippings--Indiana University
24: Clippings--Indianapolis Black Alumni Council
25: Clippings--Indianapolis Churches for Educational Excellence
26: Clippings--Indianapolis Democratic Action Committee
27: Clippings--Indianapolis Human Relations Council
28: Clippings--Indianapolis Public Schools
29: Clippings--Indianapolis Public Schools
30: Clippings--Indianapolis Urban League
31: Clippings--Jewish and Black Relations
32: Clippings--Jews
33: Clippings--Links
34: Clippings--Lionel F. Artis Center
35: Clippings--Association for Loan Free Education
36: Clippings--M. S. Productions
37: Clippings--Minority Business and Professional Achievers Awards
38: Clippings--Multi Cultural Education
39: Clippings--National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
40: Clippings--National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (Indianapolis)
41: Clippings--National Association for the Advancement of Colored People ACTSO
42: Clippings--Neighborhoods
43: Clippings--Politics
44: Clippings--Race Relations
45: Clippings--Religion
46: Clippings--School Desegregation
47: Clippings--Shortridge High School
48: Clippings--Shortridge High School
49: Clippings--Shortridge High School
50: Clippings--Shortridge High School
51: Clippings--Shortridge High School Career Sampling Program
52: Clippings--Shortridge High School Human Relations Council
53: Clippings--Shortridge High School Motivation Committee
54: Clippings--Sports
BOX 41 Clippings, T-S
FOLDER
1: Clippings--Theater
2: Clippings--Top Ladies of Distinction
3: Clippings--Top Ladies of Distinction Top Teens of American
4: Clippings--United Negro College Fund
5: Clippings--Wheeler Boys' Club
6: Clippings--Young Women's Christian Association
7: Clippings--Individuals: A
8: Clippings--Individuals: B
9: Clippings--Individuals: C
10: Clippings--Individuals: D
11: Clippings--Individuals: E
12: Clippings--Individuals: F
13: Clippings--Individuals: G
14: Clippings--Individuals: H
15: Clippings--Individuals: J
16: Clippings--Individuals: K
17: Clippings--Individuals: L
18: Clippings--Individuals: M
19: Clippings--Individuals: N
20: Clippings--Individuals: O
21: Clippings--Individuals: P
22: Clippings--Individuals: R
23: Clippings--Individuals: S
24: Clippings--Individuals: T
25: Clippings--Individuals: V
26: Clippings--Individuals: W
27: Clippings--Individuals: Y
MAIN ENTRY: Richardson, Roselyn Comer, 1913-
SUBJECT ENTRIES: Richardson, Roselyn Comer, 1913---Photographs
Richardson, Henry J. (Henry Johnson), 1902-1983
Clark College
American Friends Service Committee
Indianapolis Urban League
National Urban League
Friends of the Indianapolis Urban League
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Shortridge High School
Browsers Book Club
Dialogue Today
Witherspoon United Presbyterian Church (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Afro-American civic leaders--Indiana--Indianapolis
Afro-American women--Indiana--Indianapolis
Afro-American universities and colleges--Georgia--Atlanta
Afro-American families--Indiana--Indianapolis
Afro-americans--Indiana--Indianapolis--Societies, etc.
Afro-Americans--Indiana--Indianapolis--Photographs
Afro-Americans--Indiana--Indianapolis--Relations with Jews
Civil rights--Indiana--Indianapolis
Segregation in education--Indiana--Indianapolis
Career education--Indiana--Indianapolis
Indianapolis (Ind.)--Race relations
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