The contents of this collection include a 1927 Slippery Rock State Teachers College Senior Prom leather-bound dance card and 14 small black and white photographs of students from 1927-1929.

The contents of this collection include one SRSC windbreaker jacket (dark green, white SRSC emblem), one SRU crewneck (green, white, and yellow coloring), estimated to be from the 1980s. Also in the collection are assorted papers, programs, pamphlets, and publications from Kobeda's time as a student at Slippery Rock State College.

The Jerome “Jerry” Bejbl Collection consists of memorabilia highlighting Bejbl's connection to Slippery Rock State College and Slippery Rock University. Materials include commemorative football and baseball scrapbooks, various publications such as commencement programs, football programs, and Rock Magazines featuring Bejbl, and football game film reels, spanning 1962 to 1963.

In this collection is a variety of shirts from the Gamers Guild Club over the years. This collection additionally includes shirts from the marching band of which Ferrara was a member.

Memorabilia from the estate of Margaret Graham (nee Kyle) including diplomas and framed art work.

The Marjorie Banks Collection includes material that documents Banks’ involvement in campus activities at Slippery Rock State Teachers College between 1957 and 1961. Content types include personal scrapbooks, photographs, items of memorabilia, and textiles. The collection also includes select issues of the student newspaper, The Rocket, with annotations from Banks in her role as editor.

Framed “Testimonial” given to Mary Earla Hartzell certifying the completion of her course in music: June 25, 1913, a graduation program from the same year, and two Saxigena yearbooks, 1916 and 1917.

This collection include various photographs and negatives of Meiping Cheng and Nien Cheng, flyers, brochures, programs and other advertisements for the scholarship, news releases, and administrative forms and correspondence regarding the scholarship. Other contents include display materials for Life and Death in Shanghai and the Meiping Cheng Memorial Scholarship.

One folder of Raymond Banks correspondence related to his professional football offers and college athletic performance. Also included is a newspaper photo clipping, and a family photograph. The football career of Raymond Banks, class of 1942, was disrupted because of his service during World War II.