Faculty Men's Club records, 1930-1981.

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Faculty Men's Club records, 1930-1981.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/45183513

Records include a constitution and bylaws (circa 1950), correspondence, programs and agendas, meeting minutes, and membership lists. The records include correspondence pertaining to the disbanding of the organization in the late 1960s and the disposition of the club's treasury.

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