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This collection includes personal papers and photographs belonging to Charles C. Hood. The material includes correspondence, copies of certificates and diploma, membership cards, clippings, Michigan State University publications, MSU music recording, and other miscellaneous items dating from 1916 to 1974.

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The collection consists of alumni newsletters for the Class of 1917. The newsletters are from June 1925 and June 1927. The newsletters include the program for the alumni reunion day on campus, images and information about campus, as well as updates of the activities and locations of members of the Class of 1917.

Scope and Contents The collection contains a J-Hop program for 1916 and two receipts for classes and fees. The photographs include a 1914 class rivalry photo postcard, image of Wells Hall, and another image of Wells Hall with an unlit bonfire in front. Other photographs include a group of men in front of a house labeled Campus Club and dated December 14, 1913 and a scene of the class rivalry tug of war across the Red Cedar river. Of note are two photograph postcards that refer to a "movie" being made in...

Scope and Content John T. Bregger papers include biographical information; personal and professional correspondence; notes, papers, records and memorabilia from his elementary and high school education in Bangor, Michigan, (1903-1913) from his studies at Michigan Agricultural College (now Michigan State University) (1913-1923; 1954-1967), and from his graduate studies at Cornell University (1921-1922) includes his Masters Thesis on Pomology; news clippings written by Bregger or collected for his personal...

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This scrapbook was complied by Norman O. Weil of Michigan Agricultural College (now Michigan State University), Class of 1917. The scrapbook contains student autographs, photographs, newspaper clippings, and bulletins which depict scenes and student life at M.A.C. from 1911 to 1917.

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Roy David Walter's collection consist of one postcard describing his trip through heavy snow from Eaton Rapids, Michigan, to East Lansing, Michigan. He also describes experiences taking exams and registering for classes. The postcard is addressed to his brother, Mr. Harold Walter of Eaton Rapids.