Special Collections & Archives

This volume contains the , printed in 1892 by Edwards and Broughton, Power Printers and Binders. The original text contains lists of College trustees and professors and tutors. The book also contains a directory of attending and graduating students, 1834-1892, including information about their occupations and employers, home counties, and sometimes death dates. The book's printed pages are interleaved with blank pages, which Taylor and possibly other presidents and administrators used to note students who earned degrees up to at least 1918.

Roy Smith is an alumnus of Wake Forest College, Class of 1930. His papers consist of 20 scrapbook pages from his Wake Forest album containing photographs of the students and their activities, circa 1926-1932; a grade report, 1932; a varsity football certificate, 1929; a letter with enclosure from Prof. Joseph Hendron Gorrell about payments owed the Denmark Loan Fund, 1931; a letter of sympathy to Smith from A.C. Reid, 1931; and photographs of Wake Forest College Freshman "Buttoning" and the campus water tower.

The Rigel Society was an all-women social organization at Wake Forest University, 1975-1980, one of six female societies at the time. These materials belonged to the executives of the Rigel Society. Materials in this collection include meeting minutes, membership, rush notes and procedures, songs, event plans, and Inter-Society Council minutes.