Sandy Watts graduated from Wake Forest University in 1973, majoring in history. She also earned a teaching credential. Throughout her time at Wake Forest, Watts was a member of SOPH, a social society for women. She also served as the freshman representative to the Women's Government Association. Watts candidly discusses the role of women in Student Government, and mentions the difference between the two student organizations. In this interview, Watts gives a great deal of historical perspective from the 1970s including the impact of the Vietnam War, Kent State, and Roe v. Wade had on the campus community. She also speaks to the importance of her education at Wake Forest and how this impacted the course of her life.

G. William (Bill) Joyner, WFU class of 1966, played basketball in for WFU and joined the U.S. Army after graduation. Oral history interview includes Joyner's memories of his undergraduate years at Wake Forest, the Vietnam Era, and working during the early years of development for the University. Audio only; no transcript.

Timeline of events in WFU history from its beginnings in 1834 to the present.

Also available in print: LD5721 W52 P3 1935 vol. 4

Also available in print: LD5721.W52 P3 2010 vol. 5