William and Mary student (1939-1943). Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki:
Acc. 1983.028 gift of Louise Seymour, 07/12/1983. Acc. 1994.079 gift of Louise Seymour, 05/26/1993.
Two copies of the Flat Hat and two copies of the Alumni Gazettes were removed to Publications.
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S. Louise Seymour Scrapbooks, Special Collections Research Center, Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
Acc. 1983.028: Loose pages of an unbound scrapbook that include newspaper clippings, theater programs and tickets, convocation programs, a ticket to a lecture given at Phi Beta Kappa Hall by Robert Frost, a handbook of the Women Students' Cooperative Government Association, a registration card for spring 1940 classes, a program from the 1943 inauguration of John E. Pomfret as President of the College, and other materials.
Acc. 1994.079: Scrapbook containing news clippings, a graduation program, and photographs. The photographs depict campus, Williamsburg, the movie set for The Howards of Virginia, Seymour, her friends and roommates, and other students. This accession also includes a collar from a 1943 graduation gown.