Textile Collection
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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 banner
- Green banner with white details and a large painted flower. The banner has contrasting embroidery reading, "Class of '50, Look High, Aim Far" and a white piping border and green hanging cord as well as a small encapsulated support rod. The banner measures 22 1/2" L x 18" W.
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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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- 1950 class numerals
- Emerald green class numerals for marshal regalia reading, "1951" in white stitching. The numerals belonged to Jean Elizabeth Williams Prevost, Class of 1950.
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- 1950 flag
- Blue United Nations flag with white appliqué featuring a globe design and laurel leaves and 7 hanging grommets. The flag measures 60" L x 34" W.
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- 1951 banner
- White satin banner with red accents and white piping, hanging cord, and tassels. The banner features a painted design reading, "Knowledge Comes But Wisdom Lingers, 1951," in red and white. Numbering and lettering appears to have been outlined with a black marker. The banner measures 20 1/2" L x 18" W with 3" tassels.
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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 banner
- Lavender and white satin banner with lavender lettering on a white background reading, "Let Us Match Our Words With Deeds" and white numbering on lavender background reading, "1952." The banner also features a white floral appliqué design with lavender stitching and measures 27 3/4" L x 20 1/2" W.
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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.
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- 1952 class jacket
- Black, three button class jacket with off-white piping and embroidery reading, "W.C.U.N.C." on the front breast pocket. The jacket was owned by Eleanor Eubanks.
