Textile Collection
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- 1940 banner
- Lavender and white satin banner with a white hanging cord and tassels. The banner has lavender piping accents and lavender embroidery reading, "ALTIORA PETE" with "19" above and "40" below. It measures 25" L x 18" W with 5" tassels.
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- 1942 banner
- Green and white satin banner with green sides around a white center. The banner features green piping accents and green embroidery reading, "UNITAS VERIBUS" on a white background. It also features an embroidered shamrock and the year, "1942." The banner measures 22" L x 15 1/2" W with 5 1/4" tassels.
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- 1943 banner
- Red silk-blend banner with white satin accents and white embroidery reading, "UNITY FOR SERVICE, 1943." The banner also has a white hanging cord with tassels and white piping. It measures 24" L x 17" W with 5 1/2" tassels.
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- 1944 banner
- White and lavender satin banner with lavender embroidery reading, "NON NOBIS SED OMNIBUS" on a white background and white embroidery, "1944" on a lavender background. The banner also has a white hanging cord and tassels and measures 22 1/2" L x 17" W with 7" tassels.
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- 1945 banner
- White satin banner with lavender border and accents, a white hanging cord and blue embroidery reading," '45, Strive to Excel." The banner measures 24 3/4" L x 19 1/2" W.
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- 1945 class jacket
- Navy blue, three button class jacket with white piping and embroidery reading, "WCUNC '45" on the front breast pocket.
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- 1945 class jacket
- Navy blue, three button class jacket with white piping and embroidery reading, "WCUNC '45" on the front breast pocket.
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- 1946 banner
- White satin banner with white hanging cord and tassels and a bronze colored border and triangular accent. The banner features green embroidery reading, "Strength Through Unity, 1946" as well as a clover design. It measures 22" L x 19 1/4" W with 12" tassels.
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- 1946 class jacket
- Green, three button class jacket with white piping featuring an embroidered patch of the WCUNC seal. The jacket was owned by Nancy Edmunds Hannah.
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- 1947 banner
- Red and white satin banner with a red hanging cord and tassels. The banner features red satin lettering reading, "Forward in Unity '47" and measures 22" L x 17" W with 5 1/4" tassels.
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- 1947 class jacket
- Red, three button class jacket with white piping and embroidery reading, "WCUNC '47" on the front breast pocket.
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- 1947 class jacket
- Red, three button class jacket with off-white piping and embroidery reading, "WCUNC '47" on the front breast pocket. The jacket was owned by Dorothy Ennis Few.
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- 1948 class jacket
- Black, three button class jacket with white piping ans embroidery reading, "WCUNC '48" on the front breast pocket. The name "Lib" is stitched on the inside of the garment above the tag. The jacket was owned by Elizabeth "Lib" Kittrell.
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- 1949 banner
- White banner with blue details, piping, and hanging cord. Blue embroidery reading, "Rise To Serve, 1949." The banner has an encapsulated support rod and measures 17 1/2" L x 19" W.
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- 1949 class jacket
- Navy blue, three button class jacket with white piping. The jacket features a blue and white patch of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina seal on the front breast pocket and was owned by Carolyn Campbell Johnson.
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- 1950 class beanie
- Green class beanie with the number 50 sewn on the front center in white felt.
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- 1950 class jacket
- Green, three-button class jacket with off-white piping and embroidery reading, W.C.U.N.C. 1950. The jacket was owned by Mary Blevins Tuttle.
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- 1950 class jacket
- Green, three-button class jacket with off-white piping and embroidery reading, W.C.U.N.C. 1950 on the front breast pocket. The jacket was owned by Nancy O. McCall.
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- 1951 class jacket
- Red, three-button class jacket with off-white piping and embroidery reading, WCUNC in the Woman's College crest on the front breast pocket. The jacket was owned by a certain Miss Young.
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- 1952 class jacket
- Black class jacket with off-white piping and embroidery reading, "W.C.U.N.C." on the front breast pocket. The Jacket was owned by June Honeycutt.
