MUSC College of Medicine Class of 1953 Reunion Files

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MUSC College of Medicine Class of 1953 Reunion Files

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The MUSC College of Medicine Class of 1953 Reunion Files, 0.25 cubic feet, circa 1987, 2003-2008, consists of 16 folders organized into three series: 2003 Reunion, 2008 Reunion, and General. The collection includes information and correspondence regarding the planning process of the Class of 1953's 2003 and 2008 reunions collected by H. Biemann Othersen. Series 2, the 2008 reunion, also contains audio files from interviews during the reunion, reunion photographs, a booklet, and the post reunion mailing. Series 3, the General Records, contains a copy of the 1953 Commencement pamphlet, a copy of the class composite pictures and several original photographs. Also included are two obituaries of 1953 graduates, contact information, speech notes from Charles E. Aimar and information regarding the Class of 1953 Scholarship which was awarded to MUSC College of Medicine student, Alex Harvin.

16 folders; 0.25 cubic feet

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SNAC Resource ID: 8126447

Medical University of South Carolina Libraries

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