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Andy Griffith 

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Published by the Friends of the Library • The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill • Volume 14, number 2 • Fall 2005

ON THE COVER: Television and film star 

Andy Griffith, one of Carolina’s most famous 

alumni, donates his personal collection 

chronicling his successful career to the 

Southern Historical Collection. 

Photograph courtesy of North Carolina Collection, University Library, UNC-Chapel Hill 

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the University Library, UNC-Chapel 

Hill. Send requests and comments to 

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Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890. 

Guest Editor 

Kate Barnhart 

Managing Editor 


Editorial Board 


Michele Fletcher 

Tanya Fortner 

Writers 

Michele Fletcher 

Charles McNamara 

Sarah Michalak 

Peggy Myers 

Judy Panitch 

Ginger Travis 

Patrick Winn 

Photographs 

Alison Duncan 

Stephen J. Fletcher 

Allen Ginsberg 

Peggy Myers 

North Carolina Collection 

Bill Richards 

Andrew Ross 

Andre Savine Collection 

Dan Sears 

Fred Stipe 

Don Sturkey 

Thanks to 

Peggy Myers 

Judy Panitch 

Margaretta Yarborough 

Design 

Alison Duncan 

Message from the University Librarian 

This issue of Windows 

was conceived months ago 

as a celebration of giving. 

Today, as I write in early 

September, an enormous 

relief effort in the wake of 

Hurricane Katrina takes 

shape. The Carolina community 

is mobilizing with 

concerned people everywhere 

to provide aid and 

support in every imaginable 

form. Campus organizations 

are collecting and delivering 

supplies, the university is welcoming 

displaced students, and our medical personnel 

are serving in affected areas. 

Catastrophe again reminds us how deeply 

compassionate Americans can be. In the 

library we know that vital collections of 

books and cultural heritage will need to 

be rebuilt and recovered, and we are 

considering the best ways to offer our 

assistance. 

Against this backdrop, we are 

especially glad to reflect in this issue of 

Windows on the importance of gifts in the 

everyday life of our library, quite removed 

from disasters and crises. Philanthropy 

is a distinctly American phenomenon 

practiced at every level of income and 

in nearly every walk of life. Giving to 

Carolina’s libraries typifies this great spirit 

that ennobles our country and enhances 

the quality of our lives. Gifts to the library 

are both small and very large—this year, 

for example, we received donations of $5 

as well as the pledge of a collection valued 

at $2 million. Donors range from students 

to University faculty and administrators, 

and from “ordinary” North Carolinians to 

some of the wealthiest people in the 

South. 

This year, our donors made more 

than 3,555 individual gifts to the library, 

supporting dozens of particular interests. 

We receive books, of course, from the very 

plain to the splendid, and also unique 

manuscripts, rare recordings, and notable 

art works. Recently we received an 

authentic set of NBC chimes from the 

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early days of network radio. 

Gifts support a small but 

very welcome bouquet of 

flowers, refreshed weekly, 

in the Davis Library main 

concourse and donations 

provided the beautiful cherry 

furnishings for the R.B. 

House Undergraduate 

Library. 

Our donors are 

increasingly knowledgeable 

about library needs in the 

fast-changing electronic era and so they 

are more often giving flexible dollars that 

can be used for everything, from software 

development, to book-buying trips in 

developing regions, to the high-end 

equipment our students and researchers 

require. 

Philanthropy is at the heart of our 

national spirit because it connects us 

with each other in so many different 

ways. Private giving saves lives, alleviates 

hunger, and softens loneliness and 

despair. Donors to libraries also touch 

lives. Years ago I encountered an acquaintance 

emerging from the library stacks. It 

was easy to see that she had been crying. 

When I inquired she told me that she had 

been browsing from book to book and 

happened to pick up a particular volume. 

Upon opening it she discovered from the 

bookplate that it had been given long 

ago in honor of her aunt. Her aunt had 

died just the week before, she told me, 

adding, “My aunt would have loved this 

coincidence, and somehow, knowing her 

name will always be here in the library’s 

collection for others to find is a great 

comfort to me!” 

Dear Library Donors –Friends of the 

Library – thank you so much for every 

thing you do for Carolina’s libraries. 

Please be assured that whatever form 

your gift takes, it will last for generations 

and will touch lives in ways that you may 

never know. 

Photograph by Bill Richards 

Sarah C. Michalak

Sometimes Andy 

just beats all 

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Andy Griffith 

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North Carolina Collection, University Library, UNC-Chapel Hill 

By Patrick Winn, Staff Writer, The Raleigh News & Observer 

SEPTEMBER 10, 2005 

Andy Griffith was so homesick he 

could die. 

It was his first night in a University of 

North Carolina dorm, and the freshman 

comforted himself by penning a letter to 

his folks back in Mount Airy. 

“I think I like it here,” Griffith wrote. 

But in truth, he was unsure of his new life 

at the university, where his high school 

principal said they’d eat him alive. 

Instead, they ate him up — and 

Griffith's performing career of 

nearly 60 years was born. 

Now, with his working days 

all but over, the internationally 

known actor is ready to 

make UNC-Chapel Hill the 

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permanent home for his memorabilia. 

“It’s time for me to pass this on to you 

folks,” said Griffith, 79, as he held aloft 

scripts from “The Andy Griffith Show” on 

Friday at the university. 

The letters, postcards, film reels and 

playbills already gathered at UNC-CH’s 

Wilson Library offer only a taste of what's 

to come. University faculty and Griffith 

himself have yet to sort through boxes of 

keepsakes still sitting in the actor's 

California house and his home in 

Manteo on North Carolina’s 

coast. 

More than a year may 

pass before the Andy 

Griffith Collection is on 

display in the university’s 

Southern Historical 

Collection, the largest 

collection of artifacts from 

the American South. 

Photograph 

by Dan Sears

So far, the collection includes every 

script of “The Andy Griffith Show” — used 

and marked up with pencil — and a 

16-millimeter film reel of the first episode. 

It includes every script of “Matlock,” 

Griffith's 1980s courtroom drama series. 

Early reticence 

But Griffith's letters home — which 

bear one-cent stamps and no ZIP code — 

reveal his college years as a young 

performer in bloom. 

In that first letter from 1944, he tells 

of boys singing under a tree outside his 

dorm room. Though Mount Airy knew 

Griffith's voice well — he’d sing at Sunday 

church services until his nose bled — he 

just lay on his top bunk, listening through 

the open window. 

“I didn't have the courage to go join 

them,” said Griffith, who went on to 

become the campus glee club’s president. 

A letter written two months later 

found Griffith as a dining hall busboy making 

$8 a week. In another one, he lovingly 

describes Chapel Hill as “one huge park” 

where the “sun is shining brilliantly and 

all the earth is blossoming.” 

Football classic 

The still-young collection already 

includes a recording of “What It Was, Was 

Football,” Griffith’s comedic take on a 

university football game as perceived by a 

Carolina bumpkin. Recorded in 1953, four 

years after Griffith’s graduation, the 

Capitol Records hit sold 800,000 copies. 

But before the studio captured that 

“old football piece,” as he now refers to it, 

Griffith performed it in Chapel Hill’s 

Kenan Stadium and once for $25 at the 

Carolina Inn. 

Griffith didn’t forget his alma mater 

in the early 1960s, when he was starring 

in and co-writing “The Andy Griffith Show.” 

In one episode, he told Opie, his character's 

son, that “if he wanted to go to the 

University of North Carolina, he had to 

study hard.” 

The show, set in the fictional North 

Carolina town of Mayberry, was originally 

meant to take place "just somewhere in 

the South," Griffith said. "But I wanted it 

to be in the Old North State.” 

His character, Andy Taylor, is even 

the subject of a bronze statue placed in 

Raleigh’s Pullen Park by the cable network 

TV Land. 

But what does Griffith, who 

introduced small-town North Carolina life 

to the world through television, think of 

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today’s prime time lineup? 

“I have to be honest with you,” he 

said. “I go to sleep at 8 o’clock. I don't 

really know what’s on.” 

REPRINTED BY PERMISSION OF THE NEWS & 

OBSERVER OF RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 

North Carolina Collection, University Library, UNC-Chapel Hill

Watergate? They broke 

into his office first! 

By Peggy Myers 

A veteran of Democratic National 

Conventions since 1952, Richard J. F. 

Murphy, Class of 1951, has many stories 

to tell. The beautiful Bethesda home he 

moved from this spring was a museum 

and archive of his involvement with the 

Democratic Party and the democratic 

process. Now the University Library is the 

beneficiary of his years of record keeping 

and careful collecting. 

As a student at Carolina, Murphy was 

elected as a delegate to the National 

Student Association (NSA) Congress at 

Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1950, rising to 

the office of national president in 1952- 

53. Upon his graduation he spent five 

years working for the Democratic National 

Chairman, Paul Butler. He also served on 

the organizing committees of the 

Democratic National Convention for 

decades, chaired the Security Committee 

for seven conventions and was CEO 

(Director) of the 1972 convention in 

Miami Beach where George McGovern 

was nominated. He was appointed 

Assistant Postmaster General for eight 

years starting in the Kennedy administration 

and re-appointed in the Johnson 

administration. 

Among the items Murphy has given 

to the Library’s research collections are 

tickets and entry badges for Democratic 

Conventions from 1900 to the present; 

proceedings of the conventions he has 

attended and organized; manuscripts 

and research for a soon-to-be published 

history of the NSA; material from John F. 

Kennedy’s campaign in which Murphy 

served as national coordinator of young 

voters; the speech and press release 

drafted by Murphy and others during that 

campaign announcing Kennedy’s intention 

to create the Peace Corps; candid 

photographs from the podium of several 

Democratic conventions and U.S. Postal 

Department events; and his personal 

library of over 3,000 books. 

One object that the Library had to 

decline was Murphy’s “Watergate chair.” 

In 1972 Murphy was in Miami preparing 

the arrangements for the Democratic 

National Convention. Several weeks 

previously he had received an early 

morning phone call from his assistant in 

Washington. His office at the Watergate 

was in disarray, although nothing 

appeared to be missing. Too busy to pursue 

the matter, they assumed that either a 

custodian or someone from the office had 

caused the mess and didn’t want to own 

up to it. Three weeks later when the 

Watergate burglars were arrested in their 

second break-in to the Democratic 

National Committee headquarters, it 

threw everything into a different light. 

As a memento and reminder, Murphy 

has always kept the green leather, 

high-backed executive desk chair that sat 

in his Watergate office. Fascinating as an 

artifact, the Library felt the chair would 

be more appropriately placed in a history 

museum setting than a research library. 

Murphy continues to add manuscript 

items and books to his collection at UNC, 

which will benefit researchers who are 

interested in national politics, student 

political action and American history. 

The Murphy Collection is part of the 

Library’s ongoing effort to collect materials 

that document social and political 

change in the United States and preserve 

original source materials for research. 

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Photograph by Peggy Myers 

The collection will 

benefit researchers 

interested in national 

politics, student 

political action and 

American history. 

Dick Murphy in his Bethesda, Maryland home.

Honor Roll of Giving 

Includes all gifts received by the Library from July 1, 2004, to June 30, 2005 

Every effort has been made 

to ensure the accuracy of this 

report. Please accept our 

apologies if we are in error. 

Contact the University Library 

Development Office at 

(919) 843-5660 so that we 

may adjust our records. 

* deceased 

The names in bold are first-time donors. 

New Wilson Library 

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$20,000 

Mike Boyd 

Jane Ellison 

John Gray Blount Ellison, Jr. 

Emily Preyer Fountain 

Edward Randy Gardner 

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Georgia Carroll Kyser 

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Mark Pinson 

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Jane Bethell Preyer 

L. Richardson Preyer, Jr. 

Mark Lafayette Reed III 

Jimmie N. Rogers 

Ralph Young 

Virginia Young 

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Gladys Hall Coates (Estate) 

W. Howard Holsenbeck 

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Robert Keohane 

James Edward Maloney 

William A. Morgan 

Mark Pinson 

Jimmie N. Rogers 

H. Jay Shaffer* 

Josephine Weeks (Estate) 

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Nancy Faison Bryson 

Vaughn Douglas Bryson 

Jane Ellison 

John Gray Blount Ellison, Jr. 

Robert Milton Finehout and 

Jane Yates 

Emily Preyer Fountain 

Robert Douglas Gillikin 

F. Borden Hanes, Jr. 

Jean Camp Harrell 

Mary Lamberton Hill 

Shirley R. Kuse 

Frances P. London 

William Charles McClammy 

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Mary Norris Preyer Oglesby 

Britt Armfield Preyer 

Jane Bethell Preyer 

L. Richardson Preyer, Jr. 

Mark Lafayette Reed III 

Claiborne T. Smith (Estate) 

Kay Massey Weatherspoon 

Van Louis Weatherspoon 

Charles M. Weiss 

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Carol Anderson 

Sam Barber 

Thomas Braswell Battle 

Elizabeth Susan Taylor Block 

George Beale Bloomer 

Gloria Nassif Blythe 

Robert Hanes Borden 

J. Melvin Bowen 

Frederick Baker Bridgers 

Gloria Clancy Briggs 

Warren Marshall Briggs 

Mary Earle Brown 

Neilson Brown 

Paul Brown 

Frieda Bryant Bruton 

H. David Bruton 

John Woodfin Burress III 

Mary Louise Bizzell Burress 

Lisa Jeffries Caldwell 

William Polk Cheshire 

Kathryn Virginia Clancy 

Jerry Cohen 

Ronald D. Cohen 

Hope Holding Connell 

John Hewlette Connell 

Mary Lockwood Curry* 

Thomas Hampton Cuthbertson 

J. M. A. Danby 

Dave McAlister Davis 

Joan Barber Davis 

Lyell Clark Dawes, Jr. 

Fred Hyams Deaton, Jr. 

Emilie Patton de Luca 

Frank A. Dominguez 

Patricia Buck Dominguez 

Erica Riefenberg Donnalley 

Kevin Thomas Donnalley 

Michael Nathan Driscoll 

Charles Edward Eaton 

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Christopher Paul Edwards 

Pamela Strickland Edwards 

Ina R. Evans 

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Pat Evans 

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Marcie Ferris 

Frank John Fischer III 

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Edward Randy Gardner 

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Joseph L. Giles 

Robert Starr Gillam 

David Robinson Godschalk 

Lallie Moore Godschalk 

Bernard Gray 

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William Wallace Guthridge 

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Frank Borden Hanes, Sr. 

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Mary Ann Harrell 

William Burwell Harrison, Sr.* 

“I write to thank you Laura, 

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Luther Hartwell Hodges, Jr. 

Susan Winstead Holderness 

and Kenneth Floyd Ledford 

Phyllis Hale Hollowell 

Eric J. Hyman 

David Dalton Johnson 

Houston G. Jones 

Raymond Henderson Jones, Jr. 

Mary Coker Joslin 

Clarence Higgins Keller 

Joyce Dickman Keller 

John Thomas Kelly III 

Betty Kenan 

Thomas Stephen Kenan III 

Eleanor M. Kilgour 

Frederick G. Kilgour 

Cyrus Baldwin King 

Bernard Klingenstein 

Gerhard Koeppel 

Alexander Kosma, Jr. 

Dana Borden Lacy 

Annie Gray Calhoun Lane 

Linda Susan Lee 

William Craig Leese 

Nancy Cobb Lilly 

Fred Williams London 

Lawrence Foushee London, Jr. 

Anthony George Lo Re 

Henry Augustus Lowet and 

Eleanor G. Lowet 

Richard Byron Lupton 

J. Ross Macdonald 

Margaret T. Macdonald 

Hannah Lacob Malkin 

Moses Montefiore Malkin 

Harold L. Marks 

Elizabeth Matheson 

Betty Ray McCain 

John Lewis McCain* 

Elizabeth Grimes McRae 

John M. Mebane, Jr. 

Keith Bernard Mitchell 

Cathy Dawn Moore 

John Moran 

Neil Morgan 

Eleanor Saunders Morris 

Mary Nunn Morrow 

Faryl Sims Moss 

Kenneth Franklin Mountcastle, Jr. 

Charles Stephens Norwood, Jr. 

Jeffrey L. Obler (Estate) 

Dwight Stephen Oldham 

Richard Jay Osborne 

Malcolm Overstreet Partin 

Dewey Harris Pate 

Ippy Patterson 

Henry Charles Pearson 

Edward R. Perl 

Marjorie P. Perl 

C. Edward Pleasants 

Nancy Thompson Pleasants 

Evelyn M. Poole-Kober 

Farrel Franklin Potts 

Welsh Davidson Potts 

Virginia Waldrop Powell 

William Stevens Powell 

J. Norfleet Pruden III 

Alfred L. Purrington III 

Charles James Ragland, Jr. 

Nancy Anne Ader Ragland 

W. Trent Ragland, Jr. 

Hubert Hinton Rand 

C. Russell Reynolds 

Stephen Allan Rich and 

Sandra D. Rich 

Richard J. Richardson 

Scott Hanchet Richardson 

Martha Borden Roberson 

Wilborn Murray Roberson 

David Graham Ross 

Kelly Leigh Ross and 

William David Whisenant 

Janice Hurst Rostan 

John Peter Rostan III 

John Morris Ryan 

Amy Greenwood Sawyer 

H. Murray Sawyer, Jr. 

Harold Murray Sawyer III 

W. Braxton Schell 

Lee A. Scott, Sr. 

Myrah Erickson Scott 

Richard H. Shachtman 

Maria Mendez Shearer 

Adrian A. Shelton 

Robert N. Shelton 

Frances S. Sherwin 

Nancy Howard Sitterson 

Edward Calvin Smith, Jr. 

Jo Allison Clary Smith 

Moyer Gray Smith, Sr. 

Claude Henry Snow, Jr. and 

Sarah Turnbull Snow 

Ann Lewallen Spencer 

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Richard Oates Steele 

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Pell Tanner 

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Georgie Sears Brewer Tilley 

Blossom McGarrity Tindall 

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William H. Upham 

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Leona Paschal Whichard 

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Cathleen Pappas Whitted 

Wiley J. Williams 

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Charles McKimmon Winston, Sr. 

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Jonathan Yardley 

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Kim Younts 

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Richard William Zollinger II

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E. Walker Stevens, Jr. 

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David Stick 

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Emily Ellison Stockard 

Eric John Stockton 

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Lee A. Stone 

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Robert Edwards Stone* 

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Frank Stutz 

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amazing how quickly 

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when the right source is 

addressed. JANE 

“I just wanted to thank you 

again for your assistance. 

This family search has not 

been easy, but just the same 

is very rewarding and if I 

keep coming across people 

as helpful as you the search 

will be that much more 

rewarding!” KIM EVANS 

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Elizabeth Royall Sutton 

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Twenty-four teachers from twelve North Carolina counties came to campus in June to learn about DocSouth collections and how to use 

primary source materials in their classrooms. This workshop was organized by the Library in collaboration with the School of Education. 

Sara Barrett Wright 

Albert D. Wylie III 

Frances Holloway Wynne 

Margaretta Jane Yarborough 

David Keith Yelton 

Kristine Anne Yohe 

Daniel Robert Young 

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Richard T. Zieger 

Nadia Zilper 

Elizabeth S. Zimmerman 

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Organizations 

American Political Science 

Review 

Beta Phi Mu Epsilon 

Bob Dolan Books 

The Bookshop, Inc. 

The Cedars of Chapel Hill 

Club 

Department of Classics 

Custom Brick Company, Inc. 

Debutante Ball Society of 

Durham 

Gimghoul Area Homeowners 

Association 

Haig Holdings LLC 

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Services PA 

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Publishing 

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Reno Housing Authority 

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Southeastern Library 

Network Inc 

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Office-Atlanta 

Foundations 

Bell Family Foundation 

Bernard Foundation 

Camp Younts Foundation 

Colchamiro Family Foundation 

Ellison Family Foundation 

Norman & Edna Freehling 

Foundation 

Frank Borden Hanes 

Charitable Lead Trust 

William Rand Kenan Jr. 

Charitable Trust 

James R. Kuse Foundation 

Seymour Levin Foundation 

Georges Lurcy Charitable & 

Educational Trust 

Malkin Family Foundation 

George H. Moss, Jr. and Mary 

Alice Moss Foundation 

Randleigh Foundation Trust 

Grace Jones Richardson Trust 

E.C. Smith Jr. & C.B. Smith 

Foundation, Inc. 

Trexler Foundation 

Watson-Brown Foundation 

Thomas Henry Wilson & 

Family Foundation 

Charles M. Winston Family 

Foundation 

Memorial Gifts 

Memorial Gifts Received in 

Honor of the Following: 

Renie S. Rich Goldstein 

James F. Govan 

Kelso Currie Hambright 

Thomas A. Little, Jr. 

Lawrence F. London 

Charlotte and Charles M. 

Shaffer 

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Photograph by Stephen J. Fletcher

Original Scroll of Jack Kerouac’s 

On the Road Exhibited 

Jack Kerouac wrote 

the first draft of 

On the Road in a 

caffeine-fueled burst 

of energy over a period 

of just twenty days. 

by Charles McNamara 

Jack Kerouac wrote the first complete 

draft of his famous, autobiographically 

based novel On the Road in a caffeinefueled 

burst of energy over a period of just 

twenty days in April 1951. To maintain his 

creative flow, Kerouac typed as fast as he 

could, ignoring distractions such as punctuation 

or paragraph endings. To minimize 

the need to stop for paper changes, he 

used long sheets of teletype paper. When 

taped together at the end of his typing 

marathon, the resulting scroll manuscript 

stretched out to nearly 120 feet. 

The original scroll somehow survived 

quietly, minus a few inches chewed off by 

a friend’s dog, until it was sold at auction 

in New York in 2001 for a record 2.4 million 

dollars. The successful bidder was 

James S. Irsay, owner of the Indianapolis 

Colts football team. An unconventional collector, 

Mr. Irsay has since shown a determination 

to share his treasure with the 

general public. Much like the heroes in 

Kerouac’s novel, the scroll has been on a 

tour of America since January of last year, 

pausing for two or three months at a time 

for exhibition in different libraries or 

museums. It will return home to Indiana 

in 2007. 

Until December 17, 2005, the 

Kerouac scroll is in Chapel Hill, on display 

in Wilson Library at the University of 

North Carolina. Viewers of the scroll also 

have the opportunity to see a special 

exhibition—“Jack Kerouac: The Road 

Revisited”—drawn from the extensive 

holdings of Wilson Library, including first 

editions, original manuscripts and letters, 

and numerous contemporary photographs 

of the controversial Beat novelist and his 

friends. The display is free and open to the 

general public between the hours of 8 

a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 

1 p.m. on Saturdays. 

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The exhibition is sponsored by the Rare 

Book Collection and the North Carolina 

Writers Network. For further information 

or to arrange a group gallery visit, contact 

the Rare Book Collection at 919-962-1143. 

Copyright to the scroll manuscript resides with 

the Estate of Anthony G. Sampatacacus and the 

Estate of Jan Kerouac.

Soon a treasure trove of unique 

materials housed at the University of 

North Carolina at Chapel Hill will be 

available to researchers around the world. 

In June the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation 

awarded Carolina $363,000 to digitize 

records relating to the experience of 

Russian émigrés in the 20th century. 

“These notes are incredibly important 

works of original scholarship,” said Nadia 

Zilper, curator of the Slavic and East 

European Collections and the Savine 

Collection. “They are full of information 

that has never been published about 

individuals, organizations, events and publications 

of the worldwide Russian émigré 

experience after the 1917 revolution.” 

Scholars will be able to search and 

cross-reference names, organizations, 

publishing houses, geographical locations, 

occupational titles and other essential 

data. 

The records came to Chapel Hill 

in 2002, when the University Library 

purchased the collection of the late 

André Savine, a Parisian book dealer and 

son of Russian emigrants. In the wake of 

the 1917 revolution, Russians dispersed 

across the globe in waves of migration 

that continued through the collapse of 

the Soviet Union in 1991. Savine devoted 

himself for more than 30 years to 

documenting this Russian Diaspora. 

The impact of the collection is 

enormous, said Beth Holmgren, chair of 

the UNC department of Slavic literatures 

and languages. Rare editions, archives, 

and published and private journals 

provide a vivid record of people’s lives as 

they struggled to retain their culture and 

maintain their ties to Russia during the 

Communist era. 

“The Savine Collection represents an 

enormously rich resource reflective of the 

experience, sensibility, and creativity of 

UNC to Digitize Russian 

Emigration Resources Thanks 

to Mellon Foundation Grant 

this post-revolutionary Russian 

emigration,” Holmgren said. “I can’t wait 

to make use of its bounty as a scholar and 

a teacher.” 

Savine’s own annotations, maintained 

in 21,500 index cards and notebook pages, 

provide the key for understanding and 

mining the collection. The Mellon 

Foundation funds will enable the library 

to digitize these documents and create the 

first module of an expandable database 

of materials from the collection. 

Zilper sees the project opening up 

research in Slavic studies, especially in 

the history of the Russian Diaspora, the 

Russian White Army, and Russian literature 

and culture in exile. Such research 

has been difficult or impossible because 

the rare materials dating from the aftermath 

of the revolution have been fragmented 

and scattered around the world. 

The interest of researchers is already 

quite high. Zilper recently returned from 

the congress of the International Council 

of Central and East European Studies, a 

gathering of the world’s leading scholars 

in the field. Not only did she observe an 

upswing of interest in the study of Russian 

emigration generally, but she found that 

her supply of promotional materials about 

the Savine Collection was exhausted 

almost immediately. 

In acquiring the Savine collection and 

making portions of it globally available, 

the University Library “is in a position 

to catalyze international research and 

understanding about one of the great currents 

in 20th-century political and social 

history,” said Sarah Michalak, university 

librarian and associate provost for 

University Libraries. “This grant capitalizes 

on the expertise built in the library 

through other projects and will allow us to 

fulfill our deep responsibility to unlock for 

scholars everywhere the potential of the 

collection entrusted to us." 

Full digitizing and indexing of Savine’s 

index cards and notebook pages will be 

completed by 2007. The library expects 

that projects to catalog and digitize other 

portions of the collection will follow. 

The foundation’s $363,000 award to 

Carolina counts toward the university’s 

Carolina First Campaign goal of $1.8 billion. 

Carolina First is a comprehensive, 

multi-year, private fund-raising campaign 

to support Carolina’s vision of becoming 

the nation’s leading public university.

$26.6 Million to Carolina 

First and Counting 

by Michele Fletcher 

As the University’s fiscal year closed 

on June 30, 2005, University Librarian 

Sarah Michalak announced that the 

Library had reached 76 percent of its goal 

for the Carolina First Campaign: $25.7 

million in gifts and pledges. At press time 

for this issue of Windows, the total had 

moved upward to $26. 6 million. This 

heady number translates into new collections, 

services and other resources that 

make our great Library even better. From 

the extraordinary bequest of Jim and 

Mary Patton’s collection of 20th century 

first editions to a generous addition to an 

endowment established in 1993 by alumnus 

Howard Holsenbeck Jr.’63 of Houston, 

the Library’s campaign success enriches 

every future library user. 

The Carolina First campaign overall 

goal increase to $2 billion was announced 

on October 1, 2005, and the campaign 

extended to December, 2007. With help 

from generous friends to our Library, we 

The Friends of the Library Board. 

are optimistic that we will reach our $35 

million target and with luck, surpass it. 

A singular challenge remains: to 

reach the Library’s ambitious $35 million 

goal by December, 2007, we need many 

more donors to contribute, either now, or 

through planned gifts. University Librarian 

Sarah Michalak and the entire Library 

staff are developing a plan for greatness. 

Several priorities stand out. We need 

endowment gifts for the Manuscripts 

Department, comprising the Southern 

Historical Collection, Southern Folklife 

Collection and University Archives, so that 

its staff can continue to build and create 

access to its more than 20 million item 

holdings. Increased demand for digitally 

published material requires new funding 

for equipment, personnel and expertise 

across the Library. Great gifts like that of 

Don Sturkey are well-suited to digital formatting. 

Unrestricted endowment income 

funds much of our current effort and more 

is required. 

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Photograph by Bill Richards 

Notable commitments 

this year: 

The Grace McSpadden 

Overholser Archival Fellow for 

African-American Studies 

established to help the 

Southern Historical Collection 

increase its resources and 

outreach for materials about 

the African American experience 

in the south given by Nan and 

Bob Keohane in memory of 

her mother. 

The Andrew Mellon Foundation 

gave $363,000 to help digitize 

the first portion of the André 

Savine Collection. 

John Cay of Savannah, 

Georgia, made an additional 

commitment to the John Eugene 

and Barbara Hilton Cay Fund 

in support of the Southern 

Historical Collection. 

William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable 

Trust, the Randleigh Foundation 

and an anonymous donor 

contributed a total of $75,000 

to help with the celebration 

of the Southern Historical 

Collection’s 75th anniversary. 

Gift funds supported an exhibit, 

related publications and the 

Southern Sources conference 

hosted in March.

Capturing the Carolinas 

with Camera in Hand 

by Ginger Travis 

Don Sturkey did something remarkable 

with his cameras: for 34 years, as a 

photographer for the Charlotte Observer, 

he shot thousands of images of daily 

events that somehow defy time. The 

clothes, cars and events belong to decades 

past, but the faces in those photos still 

compel us. What is it that makes us want 

to look? 

Now retired and living in Belmont, 

N.C., Sturkey has just given his tremendous 

photo archive — an estimated 

104,000 images’ worth — to the North 

Carolina Collection. Its value, says Curator 

Bob Anthony, is the extremely full and 

vivid picture it presents of life in North 

Carolina in the second half of the 20th 

century. 

“We’re committed to acquiring, preserving 

and making accessible photographs 

that document the history and culture 

of the state,” Anthony says, “and photographs 

are a growing component of the 

North Carolina Collection. We are so 

grateful to Don for securing the future of 

his collection in North Carolina. His 

images are going to be seen and enjoyed 

not just by Tar Heels but by people all 

around the world.” 

Trained in photography by the Navy, 

Sturkey later worked for newspapers in 

Shelby and High Point before joining the 

Charlotte Observer staff in 1955. His timing 

was perfect — the Observer was 

growing and had added some exceptionally 

talented photographers. His new peers 

made Sturkey realize for the first time 

that photojournalism could transcend the 

day-to-day record of the ordinary. His 

ambition was fueled by colleagues all competing 

for national recognition. Within six 

years, in 1961, Sturkey became the first 

news photographer based in the South to 

be selected Newspaper Photographer of 

the Year by the National Press 

Photographers Association and University 

of Missouri. It was a tremendous achievement. 

The Observer’s photographers and 

reporters had big events to cover. The late 

1950s brought school desegregation and 

the beginning of social and political 

upheaval that would last through the 

1960s and 70s. 

“My strongest suit was showing transition 

in the Carolinas in that period,” 

Sturkey says. 

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John F. Kennedy 

campaigning in 

Greenville, N.C. 

He did it by capturing individuals at 

the center of public and private dramas: 

Dorothy Counts, a dignified African 

American high school student, surrounded 

by a fevered mob of whites as she climbs 

the steps to integrate Charlotte’s Harding 

High School; JFK, campaigning in 

Greenville, N.C., jolting down a dirt road 

in a convertible and pursued on foot by a 

delirious throng of men and boys; two desolate 

parents receiving a folded flag at the 

funeral of their 19-year-old son, a high 

school football hero who barely made it to 

Vietnam before returning in a casket; a 

young mill worker, just laid off, standing in 

the street with his arms crossed but 

unable to hold in his emotions; and seven 

white-robed women, seemingly identical 

but actually with quite different faces – all 

members of the ladies auxiliary of the Ku 

Klux Klan. Even UNC’s Confederate-inbronze, 

Silent Sam, is here: in close-up, 

forever young and serenely oblivious to 

the peace and love symbols he wears for 

the 1969 anti-war Moratorium Day. 

Sturkey takes satisfaction in the 

impact his photos made. He is proud of a 

report on hunger that he shot in eastern 

North Carolina during Lyndon Johnson’s 

Photograph © Don Sturkey, 1960

“His images are going to be seen and enjoyed not just by 

Tar Heels but by people all around the world.” 

war on poverty. He is gratified that his 

images of the Chattooga River helped lead 

to its designation by Congress as a Wild 

and Scenic River. Sturkey was inducted 

into the N.C. Journalism Hall of Fame in 

1991. 

“My working philosophy was to 

capture the emotion first and make 

composition and technique secondary,” 

Sturkey wrote in A Slice of Time, a 

Carolinas Album 1950-1990. He was 

fascinated by people with charisma, and 

he photographed politicians, entertainers, 

athletes and evangelists exuding heat and 

light in front of audiences — or switched 

off and withdrawn in solitary moments. 

For all the historic value his photos hold 

today, it’s still emotion and character that 

make us want to look at the people in 

those images. Says Stephen Fletcher, 

the N.C. Collection’s photo archivist, 

“There’s a personal connection between 

photographer and subject; the magic is 

that connection’s translation over to the 

subject and the viewer.” 

Early in his career, Don Sturkey 

realized his work had value, and he began 

holding on to his best negatives to prevent 

the kind of casual loss that regularly befell 

the work of some of his peers. Eventually 

Silent Sam draped with symbols of peace 

and love for the anti-war Moratorium Day 

on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus. 

Photograph © Don Sturkey, 1969 

Dorothy Counts, as she climbs the steps to integrate Charlotte’s Harding High School. 

he went to the trouble of getting copyright 

transferred from the Charlotte Observer 

to himself, and after retiring in 1989 he 

spent three to four years cataloging his 

thousands of images. 

He also began to think seriously about 

how the collection could be kept together, 

safely housed, and seen by the public 

during and after his lifetime. Photographer 

Hugh Morton of Grandfather Mountain 

urged him to consider the North Carolina 

Collection. Sturkey already had close ties 

to Chapel Hill through two of his children 

who attended Carolina and through photo 

assignments there. 

After detailed discussions with Bob 

Anthony, Don Sturkey made the gift. And 

in August, Stephen Fletcher drove a van to 

Belmont to pick up 30 boxes of negatives. 

To the archivist, the collection was a 

marvel: “In twenty-some years, this was 

the most highly organized collection I had 

ever received,” Fletcher says. Sturkey’s 

chronological arrangement and documentation 

of the complete contents will save 

Fletcher several years of work. The 

archivist’s next steps will be moving the 

negatives from glassine sleeves to 

envelopes safe for long-term use, and 

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selecting the first images to be made 

public through the Library’s new digital 

content management software. 

University Librarian Sarah Michalak 

foresees a time, not very far off, when the 

Sturkey photo archive will be in broad use 

by Internet visitors and will receive similar 

appreciation and gratitude as that 

showered on Documenting the American 

South, the Library’s pioneering digital collection. 

And new software is the key, making 

it easy for librarians to scan photo 

negatives, display the images and add 

descriptive text. The digital content management 

program also works with other 

media, including digital photography and 

printed documents. 

As a result, “we have a fabulous 

opportunity to collect old and new at the 

same time,” Michalak says. “Users will 

have great access to both . . . and this 

way we can do both with equal quality and 

clarity.” 

The first photos from the Sturkey collection 

should be viewable within a year. 

Don Sturkey’s books include The Catawba 

River (1983) with Frye Gaillard and Dot 

Jackson, and A Slice of Time (1990). 

Photograph © Don Sturkey

Friends of the Library Events, 2005–2006 

November 14, 2005 

Seasoned in the South: Recipes from Crook’s Corner and from Home 

5:00 p.m. Reception 

5:30 p.m. Talk by celebrated chef Bill Smith, the chef at Crook’s Corner for 

more than a decade. 

Pleasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library 

December 8, 2005 

Fourteenth Annual Winter Stories Program for Children of All Ages 

With performances by Elizabeth Matson, Brian Sturm, Kate Barnhart, Jill Shires and 

Kris Walz 


5:30 p.m. Program 

Lobby and Pleasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library 

January 19, 2006 

Anastatia Sims 


5:30 p.m. Professor Sims from Georgia Southern University, speaks about 

Women’s History in North Carolina 

North Carolina Collection Reading Room, Wilson Library 

March 23–25, 2006 

Friends of the Library Book Sale 

Thursday 7:00 –9:00 p.m. (for Friends members) 

Friday 12:00–8:00 p.m. 

Saturday 9 a.m.– 1 p.m. 


April 6, 2006 

Taylor Branch 


5:30 p.m. Author Taylor Branch speaks about his new book, At Canaan’s 

Edge – the third and final installment of his America in the King 

Years trilogy. 


April 18, 2006 

Gladys Coates University History Lecture 


North Carolina Collection Gallery, 2nd Floor, Wilson Library 

5:30 p.m. Lecture by Harry L. Watson, Professor of History, on William R. Davie 


April 21–22, 2006 

“New Taiwanese Cinema” Period Film Festival 

Featuring distinguished director Wang Tong 

Times To Be Announced 


April 26–30, 2006 

NC Festival of the Book at Duke University 

Go to www.ncbook.org for complete Festival details. 

For more information, 

contact the Friends of the Library at (919) 962-4207 

or liza_terll@unc.edu. 

NC Festival of the Book at 

Duke University 

The 2006 NC Festival of the Book, at Duke 

and throughout Durham, April 26–30, 

brings together writers who represent the 

changing face of North Carolina and the 

South. The NC Festival of the Book is 

co-sponsored by the libraries of Duke, 

North Carolina Central, North Carolina 

State and UNC-Chapel Hill. 

The 2006 Festival features: 

Barbara Kingsolver in the Duke Chapel 

Pat Conroy with Doug Marlette 

C.K. Williams with Alan Shapiro 

Ann Patchett with Allan Gurganus 

Lewis Nordan with Olympia Vernon 

Mary Chapin Carpenter with Kaye Gibbons 

Anne Rivers Siddons with Cassandra King 

and Mary Kay Andrews 

Plus, Tom Wolfe, Luis Alberto Urrea, 

Reynolds Price, Tom Perrotta, Samuel 

Delany, Robert Olen Butler, Roy Blount, Jr. 

and dozens of others. 

Go to www.ncbook.org for complete 

Festival details. 

New Artwork in R.B. House 

Undergraduate Library 

A recent gift from John Hall, of New York 

City, now hangs in R.B. House Library. 

Montrose, Autumn Grasses, a large format 

color photograph, has been installed near 

the Instructional Lab on the first floor. 

Check it out! 

Send Us Your Email Address 

Stay in the loop. The Friends of the Library 

is compiling an email list. If you would like 

to receive Friends information via email, 

please take a moment and send your 

name, street address, email address and 

UNC-Chapel Hill Class Year (if applicable) 

to: Liza Terll at liza_terll@unc.edu

Monk from Mepkin Abbey 

on the Cooper River 

near Charleston, South 

Carolina, 1983. 

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