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Department of Physical Education Records, 1941/1991

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This collection contains announcements, fliers, minutes, handbooks, reports, and programs from the Department of Physical Education at the College of William and Mary. Included in the collection are programs and fliers for the student dance group, Orchesis; annual reports and handbooks from the women's physical education department; departmental meeting minutes; and copies of student projects and theses.

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H2E Club Records, 1927/1932

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This collection consists of a scrapbook, a secretary's book, and two copies of the H2E Club's constitution. The scrapbook contains lists of members, clippings about club activities, and photographs. The secretary's book contains roll calls and meeting minutes.

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H2E Club Records, 1927/1932 0.50 Linear Feet

Horatian Bimillenium Records, 1935, bulk 1935

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The collection consists of a program from the April 26, 1935 production of "Horatian Bimillenium" at Phi Beta Kappa Auditorium located on the College of William and Mary campus. The production was sponsored by Eta Sigma Phi fraternity, the William and Mary Players, the College of William and Mary Physical Education Department, and the College of William and Mary Department of Music.

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Horatian Bimillenium Records, 1935, bulk 1935 0.20 Linear Feet

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