Papers, 1927-1954.

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Papers, 1927-1954.

Contents include correspondence, a course syllabus, observation report on a student-teacher, memoranda, and other materials concerning Phi Delta Theta, and the Junaluska Summer School (Lake Junaluska). Correspondents include Paul N. Garber, A. S. Pearse, and W. A. Brownell.

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