Jeanne Elaine Campton was a student at the College of William and Mary from 1945-1949. Further information about this individual or organization may be available in the Special Collections Research Center Wiki:
Acc. 1991.053 was received in Spring 1991 from James W. Baker and Elaine Campton Baker.
A miniature paddle that was a favor from the Kappa Sigma Spring 1951 dance was separated from this collection on 8/20/2009 and was added to the University Archives Artifact Collection.
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Elaine Campton Scrapbook, Special Collections Research Center, Earl Gregg Swem Library, College of William and Mary.
Joan Worstell Carter Papers (UA 5.025); Curtis L. Newcombe Scrapbooks (UA 6.069); S. Louise Seymour Scrapbooks (UA 5.051).
A miniature paddle that was a favor from the Kappa Sigma Spring 1951 dance was separated from this collection on 8/20/2009 and was added to the University Archives Artifact Collection.
One brown leather volume with "Photographs" stamped on the cover. It contains invitations to and nametags for sorority rush parties, a Chi Omega Pledge Banquet program, and a card granting social privileges to a male visitor. Also included with the scrpabook is a parody of a University of Virginia newspaper, the Virginius Dispatchus.