Collection: Carol Wolfe Scrapbook, 1954/1958 / Date range: 1958 / Level: Sub-series - ARVAS Search Results

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(10) women in caps & gowns. Carol Wolfe, back row, far left, 1958 1 Photographic Slides Binder 15

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(2) women, in caps & gowns, standing in front of Main Cunningham Dormitory. Carol Wolfe on right, 1958 1 Photographic Slides Binder 15

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(2) women, in caps & gowns, standing on lawn outside South Cunningham Dormitory. Carol Wolfe on right, 1958 1 Photographic Slides Binder 15

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(8) women in caps & gowns. Carol Wolfe, front row, far right, 1958 1 Photographic Slides Binder 15

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Blazer award winners, 1958. (L to R) front row, Carol Wolfe, Margaret Dowdy, back row, Nancy Richardson (appears in 1958 Virginian)., 1958 1 Photographic Prints Binder 15

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Commencement procession. Carol Wolfe, foreground middle., 1958 1 Photographic Slides Binder 15

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Commencement procession. Willard Leeper, head of procession, followed by Eleanor Weddle (Bobbitt), Lora Bernard, and Jimmy Helms, 1958 1 Photographic Slides Binder 15

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Patricia Carol Wolfe, portrait photograph (appears in 1958 Virginian), 1958 1 Photographic Prints Binder 15

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Peter Pan, May Day Pageant, program, 1958 1 Sheets Box 01 of 01

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Scrapbook, 1954/1958 1 Volumes Box 01 of 01

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