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This box contains booklets, newsletters, pamphlets, application forms, papers, agendas, summaries, and reports related to the KSU College of Engineering, as well as projects and organizations that Rathbone was involved with. The projects and organizaitons include the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC), the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc (ABET), the National Society of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), the National Institute for Land Management and Training, and Integrated Circuit Electronics Corporation Inc. (ICE).

This box contains correspondence, minutes, agendas, plans, donor information, budget and cost analysis, reports, notes, publications, handbooks, newsletters related to the Manhattan Community Foundation, Manhattan City Planning Board, Colbert Hills Golf Course, and the First Presbyterian Church.

Photos from the Nursery school. Proposals and correspondence for a new structure that includes the Social Work and Communication Sciences and Disorders program. Richard Morse correspondence from 1982-1985 and booklets 1975-1978. Speech and Hearing Center needs and the construction and expansion plans for Stonehouse in 1993-2000.

Stonehouse construction plans and photos 1999-2000. Studies in student personnel 1977-1982. Proposal for Visual works project in 2001 to update technology in Applied Human Science buildings.

This box contains personal correspondence, photos, certificates (most notably, Rathbone’s birth certificate), and newspaper clippings. Some folders pertain directly to the funerals of Rathbone family members, namely Lynne Rathbone, Gladys Rathbone, Fay Rathbone, Wally Rathbone, and Ken Rathbone. There is also material related to Don E. Rathbone’s retirement.

This box contains personal and professional correspondence to and from Don and Lynne Rathbone. There are many subjects, but the majority of these writings pertain to holidays, recreational organizations, and Don E. Rathbone’s retirement.