Monthly Class Reports and Conduct Rolls (a series), 1831-1866.

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Monthly Class Reports and Conduct Rolls (a series), 1831-1866.

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The class reports show the class with the name and class standing of each member; and subjects with the standing of each member in each subject. The conduct rolls show the names of cadets distinguished for correct conduct, arranged alphabetically; the names of those reported for offenses and the number of demerits received, arranged alphabetically; and the names of those who received punishment, with the offense, date, and punishment.

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