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This box contains correspondence, proposals, budget and cost analysis, blueprints, speech scripts, flyers, newsletters, and notes related to projects and organizations that Rathbone was involved with. Some of these are directly related to the KSU College of Engineering, while others are more recreational endeavors. These projects include the construction of Rathbone’s own house, of the Sunset Cemetery Paslay Singing Tower, of Fiedler Hall, and of Rathbone Hall. There are also records pertaining to the management of Colbert Hills Golf Course, and jazz clubs, events, and publications that Rathbone was a part of. Additionally, there are records related to commencements and banquets for other schools, such as Allen County Community College, Clay Center High School, and Baldwin High School.

Newspaper and journal prints (1855-1991), booklets and pamphlets (1948-1997), Notes Re: History of Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine from Various Sources (1961-1995), faculty council minutes (1969-1973), Kansas State University Fact Book (1996).

Box contains folders on County Champions and the Japanese Labo exchange program. Documents include inbound & outbound schedules, expenses, correspondence, newsletters, and training guides.

This box contains booklets, correspondence, slides, minutes, speech scripts, notes, reports, and publications related to the KSU College of Engineering, as well as projects and organizations that Rathbone was involved with.
The KSU-related materials relate to the KSU College of Engineering Hall of Fame, the Advisory Council, evaluations, surveys, course ratings, and annual reports. There are also works Rathbone wrote for the University of Pittsburgh Department of Electrical Engineering.
The additional projects and organizations include the American Society of Engineering Education (ASEE), the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE), the National Society of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES), the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, Inc (ABET), and additional works that Rathbone wrote or presented.

Notable players include Jonathon Beasley