Browse Items (9 total)

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A handwritten description of the Flambeau clippings about the Odd/Even Thanksgiving Day basketball game on the following page, with a sketch of two crossed swords above.

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Contains six photographs of the Florida State College for Women students on campus, three in winter by the fountain frozen with icicles, three in warmer weather. Autographs taped into the scrapbook accompany the pictures

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Contains a textual account of FSCW Senior Day, 1918. Also includes two sketches, two photographs of Florida State College for Women students in graduation regalia, and a poem about the FSCW class of 1918, written by Marion Emerett Colman(?)

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Contains two photographs of the training table. One photograph has a text caption, the other photograph is surrounded by autographs. Above left side photograph is a text description of the training table.

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Contains Marion Emerett Colman's semester grades for the quarter ending November 24, 1917, beneath which is a handwritten note, "Only got an average of 90 and I studied so hard." Also contains a photograph of Marion Emerett Colman sitting beneath a…

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The journal entry for October 27, 1917; the text describes the Florida State College for Women's Halloween party. Includes two photographs of students dressed as gypsies, and an autograph with address.

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Contains proof plate of hymn, "O Father, Whose All-Seeing Eye," written by Marion E. Colman, advertisement for Anderson Brothers, Music Typographers and Litographers and Printers, publisher of the hymn. Adjacent page contains certificate of…

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Contains two photographs of the Florida State College for Women campus, with text captions describing locations.

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First page of the senior year scrapbook and journal of Florida State College for Women student, Marion Emerett Colman. Contains a photograph of two Florida State College for Women students in graduation regalia, followed by a poem (written by Marion…
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