Art; Art Exhibitions; Art works; Textile fabrics; Textiles; Tapestry
On display at the Scripps College National Invitational Textile Exhibit is a tapestry by Ronald Cruikshank of the University of Southwestern Louisiana.
Art; Art Exhibitions; Art works; Textile fabrics; Textiles; Tapestry
A black and white rug woven of wool and linen by Charlotte Engle of Lake Forest, Illinois is on display at the Scripps College National Invitiational Textile Exhibit. The woman in the picture is Scripps student June Ellmore.
Pitzer College; Dormitories; Building sites; Buildings; Building sites
View of the Sanborn Hall construction site. Sanborn Hall was the first dormitory at Pitzer College. The sign on the left reads, "Construction financing by Crocker-Citizens National Bank". The sign to the right of it reads, "Sanborn Hall Dormitory"...
Helena Mayer was a fencing instructor at Scripps College circa 1930s. She became Germany's woman fencing champion in 1930 and won a silver medal in the Berlin Olympics in 1936. She then settled in the US, became a citizen, and won the US Women's...
Women college students; Mortar Board (Society); Academic costume
Members of Mortar Board, a women's honorary society, at Pomona College. This photograph can also be found on page 97 of the 1930 Pomona College yearbook, "Metate" with this informtaion about the society: "Pomona women were granted a charter of the...
Ceramics; Ceramic bowls; Art; Art Exhibitions; Art in universities and colleges
Back of the photograph reads, "Stunning cermic bowl by J. Sheldon Carey is among work of American and Japanese potters included in 16th Annual National Invitational Ceramics Exhibition now being held at the Lang Art Building, Scripps College,...
Ceramics; Art; Art Exhibitions; Art in universities and colleges
The back of the photograph reads "National Ceramic Exhibit: 'City Pot' by artist Sue Shrode, is in Scripps College 15th Annual Invitational Ceramic Exhibit at the art gallery on the campus. The exhibition, showing the work of 50 outstanding...
This decorative ceramic piece was made by William Manker and is on display at the Second Invitation Ceramic Exhibition sponsored by the Fine Arts Foundation at Scripps College. In addition to this information, the back of the photograph reads,...
