Collection: University of Virginia School of Nursing Alumni Association Collection / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Class of 1951, a spiral notebook that compiles all the newsletters from 1961 -1995, contains school photos of nurses Box 14, Folder 15

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Class of 1951" Contents of spiral book. "Fluoroscope" This appears to be a published compilation of all class newsletters from 1961 to 1995. In very good condition Box 14, Folder 13

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Class of 1951, Graduation day, congratulation cards and telegrams and letters, photos, financial records of the class of 1951 Box 14, Folder 14

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Class of 1951: reunions, directories, newsletters, representative correspondence Box 14, Folder 12

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Class of 1952, directories, commencement program news clipping Box 14, Folder 16

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Class of 1953, commencement program, directories, correspondence Box 14, Folder 17

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Class of 1954 1955: commencement programs, directories, complete information packet - Nursing Class of 1955 reunion Sept 22-23, 1995 Box 14, Folder 18

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Class of 1956: reunions, correspondence directories Box 15, Folder 01

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Class of 1957: reunions, correspondence directories, programs Box 15, Folder 02

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Class of 1958: reunions, correspondence directories Box 15, Folder 03

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