Abstract The Phyllis Anne Haskell papers (1970s-2002) consist of materials collected by Haskell while a dancer for Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company. Haskell joined Ririe-Woodbury in 1970 while pursuing a Masters of Fine Arts degree at the University of Utah. The bulk of the materials focus on Haskell's involvement with the company during the 1970s, although other papers, including some dealing with the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics, are also included.

Abstract The Carol Lee Hawkins papers contains programs, administrative materials, summary reports, research, and other materials relating to BYU Women's Conferences from the years 1986-1994.

Abstract Carol Lee Hawkins served as Chair and organizer of the Women's Conference from 1987-1993. Women's Conference is a two-day conference for women held each spring at Brigham Young University. This colleciom contains black-and-white photographs depicting a guest speaker, a play, and other events at the Women's Conference between 1989 and 1992.

Abstract The Elizabeth R. Hayes papers (1881-2007) consist of diaries, correspondence, teaching material, scrapbooks, personal and family papers, and an undated manuscript. Hayes is a former University of Utah dance director and professor emerita of the University of Utah.

Abstract Elizabeth R. Hayes was a dancer, choreographer, and educator who founded and directed the University of Utah's Department of Modern Dance. The Elizabeth R. Hayes photograph collection contains photographs, negatives, and slides documenting Elizabeth R. Hayes' personal life, world travels, and her career.

Abstract The Lillian Hayes papers (1970-1995) contains correspondence, pamphlets, project data, news releases, and news clippings pertaining to the Central Utah Project (CUP).

Abstract Lillian Hayes (1920-2022) was a Utah-based environmental activist. This collection consists of black-and-white and color photograph prints and color slides from Hayes' Central Utah Project research files depicting Murdock Dam, Current Creek Dam, and Jordanelle Dam.

Abstract The Emma Kofler Helwing papers (1910-1956) include the life story of Emma Helwing (b. 1893), scrapbook, personal documents, correspondence, and other items documenting her life and experiences of escape from Austria under the Nazi regime in 1938.

Abstract The Alberta Henry papers (1946-2005) consist of files maintained by Alberta Henry which detail her work as President of the Salt Lake City branch of the NAACP and as a minority consultant for the Salt Lake County School District. Also included are the records of various community orgainzations of which Henry was a member, as well as the records of the Rainbow Honor Society, a multicultural student organization which she founded.

Abstract The Alberta Henry photograph collection spans four decades, from the 1950s through 1980s. The collection includes personal family portraits, candid photographs, and images of Alberta Henry with Governor Calvin Rampton, Ted Kennedy, and Wayne Owens.