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A Chorus of Approval cartoon, 1950/2000 Map case 16.5
A Flag is Born - Forbidden Broadway, 1961/2016 Box 4, Folder 3
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13(c), 1970/1978 Box 141-142
13(c), 1971/1972 Box 140, Folder 9
13(c) General Agreements, 1968/1972 Box 143, Folder 6
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1776, Kenley Players, Dayton, OH, 1972 Box 22, Folder 20
Applause, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 1972/1973 Box 22, Folder 29
Butterflies are Free, American Theatre League of Dayton, OH, 1971/1972 Box 22, Folder 10
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1956, 1969, 1983, 1956/1983 Box 110, Folder 6
1961-1982, 1961/1982 Box 110, Folder 7
1970-1979, 1970/1979 Box 110, Folder 12
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1970s General, 1970/1979 Oversize Shelf 1, Folder 3
Commemorative, 1958/1994 Oversize Shelf 5, Folder 1
Commemorative and anniversary, 1950/1990 Box 6, Folder 1
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1970s General, 1970/1979 Oversize Shelf 1, Folder 3
Commemorative, 1958/1994 Oversize Shelf 5, Folder 1
Commemorative and anniversary, 1950/1990 Box 2, Folder 18
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1971-1972 (Large) - September 1971 - July 1972, 1971/1972 Box 680, Folder 1
1972-1973 Part I - July 1972 - February 1973, 1972/1973 Box 681, Folder 1
A Conflict of Interest, 1971/1972 Box 553, Folder 2
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1971-1972 (Large) - September 1971 - July 1972, 1971/1972 Box 680, Folder 1
1972-1973 Part I - July 1972 - February 1973, 1972/1973 Box 681, Folder 1
A Conflict of Interest, 1971/1972 Box 553, Folder 2
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1971 annual report for George Mason College, 1972 Box 1, Folder 12
1972 Commencement documents, 1972 Box 9, Folder 8
Academic appeal - RESTRICTED (no access - FERPA), 1970/1972 Box 1, Folder 3
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