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College of William and Mary

E. M. Terry Scholarship and Attendance Report, 1900

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The collection contains the scholarship and attendance report for E. M. Terry. It provides his class grade (ex. fair, good) for different classes as well as a remark by and signature of faculty member Charles Edward Bishop.

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E. M. Terry Scholarship and Attendance Report, 1900 0.01 Linear Feet

College of William and Mary.

The collection contains the scholarship and attendance report for E. M. Terry. It provides his class grade (ex. fair, good) for different classes as well as a remark by and signature of faculty member Charles Edward Bishop.

College of William and Mary

Mason E. Lee Scholarship and Attendance Report, 1906 December 21, 1906

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Scholarship and attendance report for Mason E. Lee. It provides his class grade (ex. fair, good) for different classes as well as a remark by and signature of H. L. Bridges.

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College of William and Mary

Thomas Bernard Latane Grade Report, 1893

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The Report of Scholarship and Attendance of Thomas Bernard Latane, a student in the State Male Normal College of Virginia and William & Mary, dated December 14, 1893. It is signed by John Lesslie Hall.

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Thomas Bernard Latane Grade Report, 1893 0.01 Linear Foot

College of William and Mary.

The Report of Scholarship and Attendance of Thomas Bernard Latane, a student in the State Male Normal College of Virginia and William & Mary, dated December 14, 1893. It is signed by John Lesslie Hall.

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