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Vita 1975 Centennial Edition
This series contains materials related to the publication of the Centennial Edition Vita which Dr. Wilhelmus served as editor and chief.
Original layout pages and photographs used to produce Vita.
This series contains materials related to the publication of the Centennial Edition Vita which Dr. Wilhelmus served as editor and chief.
Student photographs, page 76.
This series contains materials related to the publication of the Centennial Edition Vita which Dr. Wilhelmus served as editor and chief.
Student photographs, page 77.
This series contains materials related to the publication of the Centennial Edition Vita which Dr. Wilhelmus served as editor and chief.
Student photographs, page 78.
This series contains materials related to the publication of the Centennial Edition Vita which Dr. Wilhelmus served as editor and chief.
Student photographs, page 79.
This series contains materials related to the publication of the Centennial Edition Vita which Dr. Wilhelmus served as editor and chief.
Faculty Correspondence
This series contains materials related to the publication of the Centennial Edition Vita which Dr. Wilhelmus served as editor and chief.
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