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Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. Records
The collection contains meeting minutes from 1973-1977 and 1982-1984. There are newsletters from 1975-1978. The printed material consists of "The Javelin," (1931-1968) published by the fraternity and also known as the "Phi News." The May, 1948 issue is oversized and is housed separately. There are also rush publicationsfrom 1953-1969. In addition, there are party invitations and articles about the fraternity form various sources in the general file.
Phi Eta Sigma Fraternity. Records, 1976-1975
The file contains the charter certificate from 1962, a news release concerning new initiates into the fraternity in 1973 and a copy of the initiation program brochure from 1975.
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. Records, 1913-1998
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Records, 1940-1962
Philanthropic Society. Records,
Philip Osborne Bethea Scrapbook
During his student years at Davidson College, Osborne Bethea kept a scrapbook. Included in this scrapbook are student signatures and photographs of his friends. One interesting photograph shows a student (freshman?) going through "hazing" as he is being spanked by two other students with boards. There is also a good picture of a man holding an old camera.
Photography Club. Records, 1997-
The collection consists of administrative files, membership and publicity. The administrative files include the charter application to the Student Goverment Association, budgets, membership lists, and contracts. The publicity materials are flyers announcing meetings. The Printed Materials, 2006 folder has a flyer advertising the opening of the new darkroom and offering classes. The Correspondence 2005 folder contains e-mails from Fall 2005 concerning classes, exhibits, and officers.
Physical Plant
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Records, 1922-1992
Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. Records, 1912-1969, 2014
Piedmont Bank and Trust Company Collection
The collection contains amendments to the bank's charter and bylaws, financial statements of condition from 1916-1980, annual reports, printed information about the bank, and a copy of the long range plan from 1975.
Pinckney Brown Chambers Letter
The collection consists of a letter from Chambers to John M. Sample (1843) describing the Caldwell Institute in Greensboro, NC.
Pines Fellowship. Correspondence, 2003-
This collection contains e-mail correspondence between the leaders of the Pines Fellowship and its volunteers. The contents of the correspondence includes programming and events announcements, meetings, and organizational instructions.
Planning and Institutional Research
Porter Paisley Vinson, M.D. Papers
These papers consist of a typescript of anecdotes written by Dr. Vinson in 1953 relaying his experiences as a student, at a tuberculosis sanitarium in New York state, at Montreal General Hospital, with the medical corps in Italy during World War I, and reminiscences of colleagues at the Mayo Clinic. Dr. Vinson titled the typescript, "Doctors I Have Known."
Pre-Dental Society. Records, 2005-
Pre-Law Society. Records, 1987-1992, 2005-2006
The first folder of the Pre-Law Society contains newsletters from 1987 until 1992 that highlighted meeting, LSAT registration and classes, announcements, and activities. The second folder contains e-mail correspondence during the 2005-2006 academic year, which included meeting and event annoucements. The third folder contains the club's Constitution, updated Spring 2008.
Pre-Professional Programs
Pre-Veterinary Club. Records
The colelction consists of meeting minutes (two meetings in 2008-2009) and a guide to vet school admissions.
President. Annual Reports, 1880-1993, 2004-2008
President. Awards-Commencement
President. Committees, Task Forces and Commissions
President. David Grier Martin Records, 1950-1968
President. Dr. Carol Quillen. Records
Please note that Presidential records are closed fifty years prior to the current year. The collection contains correspondence, agreements and posters related to the work of the presidents office. The Red and Black song was composed by history professor John Wertheimer for the Senior Celebration hosted by the president's office.