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Title	Clarksonian 1936
Subject	Clarkson College of Technology (Potsdam, N.Y.) - Students - Yearbooks Clarkson University (Potsdam, N.Y.) - Students - Yearbooks College yearbooks - New York (State) College student newspapers and periodicals - New York (State) School yearbooks - New York (State)
Description	This yearbook is dedicated to Mrs. William A. Moore, niece of Thomas S. Clarkson, after whom the Clarkson University is named, in recognition of her great contributions for Clarkson. It has Book 1 for College and Book 2 for College Life. Book 1 contains individual photographs of faculty, and those of senior students with activities information, followed by class histories and group photos of juniors, sophomores and freshmen. Book 2 includes athletics, publications, organizations and fraternities, ending with one-page snapshots of various activities, and advertisements.
Publisher	The Du Bois Press, Rochester, N.Y.
Type	Text (Book)
Format-Medium	Image/Jpeg
Date	1936
Identifier	ARCHIVES 378.058 C613 1936
Holding Institution	Clarkson University Library
Digital Collection	Clarksonian Yearbooks Collection
Copyright Statement	Clarkson University is the copyright holder.
Credit Line/Contact Information	Clarkson University; Contact the Library 315-268-2292 or refdesk@clarkson.edu
Library Council	Northern New York Library Network

Title	Clarksonian1936coverpage
Holding Institution	Clarkson University Library
Copyright Statement	Clarkson University is the copyright holder.
Credit Line/Contact Information	Clarkson University; contact 315-268-2292 or refdesk@clarkson.edu
Transcript	C L A R K S O N I A N '36

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