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UVM - School of Nursing
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    • Date Created: 1944
    • Description: 1944 portrait photo of a large group of nurses assembled on the west side of City Hall in Burlington, Vt. Some appear to be wearing military uniforms, ready for wartime service directly after nursing school.
    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


    UVM - School of Nursing
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      • Date Created: 1945
      • Description: Group of UVM School of Nursing students, probably at graduation time, wearing capes neatly draped to display crisp white uniforms. Location is Ira Allen Chapel. Dated 1945. Photo #1.
      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


      UVM Sororities - Alpha Epsilon Phi
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        • Date Created: 1953
        • Description: Sisters of Alpha Epsilon Phi (residence: 158 So. Willard St.). A similar photo (mcalB20F24i05) appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook.
        • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


        UVM Sororities - Delta Phi Epsilon
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          • Date Created: 1953
          • Description: Sisters of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority, who were active but not necessarily residents of a large house on or near campus. A similar photo (mcalB20F25i03) appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p.130.
          • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


          UVM - Fraternities - Sigma Nu
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            • Date Created: 1953
            • Description: Brothers (+ two dogs) of Sigma Nu fraternity at 57 So. Williams St., Burlington, Vt. This photo appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p. 141, so the date listed above (1957) must be incorrect. Photo #20.
            • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


            UVM - Fraternities - Sigma Phi Epsilon
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              • Date Created: 1953
              • Description: Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon, with a house at 371 Main St., Burlington, Vt. This photo appears in the 1953 Ariel, the UVM student yearbook, on p. 143. Photo #27.
              • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


              UVM - Groups
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                • Date Created: 1945
                • Description: University of Vermont college students outside enjoy eating Sugar on Snow. Dated 1945. Photo #2.
                • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                UVM - Groups
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                  • Date Created: 1951
                  • Description: 1951 photo of the UVM Newman Club, which today is known as the Catholic Center at UVM. Newman Clubs (named after John Henry Cardinal Newman) provided spiritual guidance and social activities to Catholic students at secular colleges. At the time of this photo, which appears in the 1953 Ariel (UVM yearbook), the home of the Newman Club was at 118 Pearl St. The priest pictured here is Fr. William R. Mulligan. Seated next to him is faculty adviser Catherine F. Nulty, a professor in the UVM Education department. Photo #45.
                  • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                  Wakes
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                    • Description: Wake, with open casket and kneeler, many flowers, wreathes, and crucifixes.
                    • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs


                    War Bond Campaign
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                      • Date Created: 1945
                      • Description: 1945 photo of a rather cluttered window display promoting the 6th War Loan. Total amounts raised in the 6th War Loan were announced in early January, 1945, so much of the campaign coincided with the Christmas shopping season, which explains the "Peace on Earth" slogan and other decorations. The local or regional goal was to raise $2.4 million. Many slogans appear in this display, e.g. "On to Tokyo," "Let's finish the job!" "Let's go for the knock out blow," and "Your country is still at war. Are you?" intimating perhaps an element of complacency or overconfidence on the part of citizens. Name of store is unknown.
                      • Parent Collections: Louis L. McAllister Photographs