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The Mount Vernon High School Collection, 1944-1994

.25 linear feet
The Mount Vernon High School Collection spans the years 1944-1994 and consists of student newspapers, a student handbook, a graduation program, reunion programs, and a newspaper clipping of the 1952 graduating class.
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The Mount Vernon High School Collection, 1944-1994 .25 linear feet

Virginia Room Staff
The Mount Vernon High School Collection spans the years 1944-1994 and consists of student newspapers, a student handbook, a graduation program, reunion programs, and a newspaper clipping of the 1952 graduating class.
Fairfax County Public Library

The Oakton High School Collection, 1928-1997

.25 linear feet
The Oakton High School Collection spans the years 1928-1997 and consists of three issues of the school newsletter “Oak Leaves”, a reunion program, and a high school diploma.
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The Oakton High School Collection, 1928-1997 .25 linear feet

Stuntz, Mayo S. (1915-2013)
The Oakton High School Collection spans the years 1928-1997 and consists of three issues of the school newsletter “Oak Leaves”, a reunion program, and a high school diploma.

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