Harvey Mudd College; Dormitories; College presidents; Platt, Joseph B., 1915-
Joseph Platt and two young men are turning to look at something in the courtyard of the recently-completed Mildred E. Mudd Hall. Several are parked on each side of the building and vehicles. Some rubble from the construction process remains.
Pomona College students seated around a campfire at an outdoor student activity. The photograph is an example of black-and-white photography that has undergone a process of hand coloring using orange color.
Harvey Mudd College; College students; Student activities; Parade floats
Students work with wood and chicken wire to create a parade float. To see more pictures documenting the process, as well as a completed picture of the float, refer to page 152 of the 1961 Harvey Mudd Spectrum.
A paper attached to the photo reads "Christy Bertelson (c), master printer at Scripps College demonstrates the "hand printing process" for co-host Mary Armantrout and host George Fenneman, on KNBC/Channel 4's 'On Campus' Sunday, January 17 at 3:30...
Creches (Nativity scenes); Christmas; Special events;
Students re-enact a Nativity scene. Mary is played by Mary Jane Wilen; Joseph is played by Betty Berry; and the angel (at rear) is played by Dorothy Bright. After dormitory Christmas parties, the student body, faculty, and their families process...
Academic costume; College graduates; Commencement ceremonies;
Scripps graduates process toward Elm Tree Lawn for the Commencement ceremony. Graduates are led by a professor (in dark robes) and flanked by underclassmen carrying garland. Balch Hall is pictured in the background.
Pomona College (Claremont, Calif.); College students; Academic rites and ceremonies; Clothing and dress; Hats; Parasols; Ivy; Architecture, Domestic; Roads, Earth
Pomona College seniors process along a dirt path in Claremont on Class Day. They are walking two by two, with male student on the right and female students on the left. All of the students are wearing white and holding an ivy chain. The male...
