Student group on steps

Copy photograph of an unidentified group of students sitting on steps
118 plates
Selected highlights from this set include group portraits of the Good Fellowship Club men's and women's basketball teams, a classroom scene of a "preparedness course" on shorthand taught shortly after the U.S. entered World War I, and students working at Lincoln Center, the Poughkeepsie organization that assisted the poor.
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Copy photograph of an unidentified group of students sitting on steps
Copy photograph of an unidentified group of students sitting outside wearing heavy coats and hats
Unidentified student riding a bicycle
Unidentified student riding a bicycle
Copy photograph of two students outside one of the dorms in winter coats and furs
Students sittin on the steps of either Davison or Raymond
Students from Professor Burgess Johnson's journalism class with George Shepard Chappell posing in the snow with a dog. One student is in costume on a sled. The scene appears to be meant as a reference to Chappell's satire, "My Northern Exposure," which represents Native Americans and First Peoples
Students from Professor Burgess Johnson's journalism class with Johnson and George Shepard Chappell posing in the snow with a dog. One student is in costume on a sled. The scene appears to be meant as a reference to Chappell's satire, "My Northern Exposure," which represents Native Americans and
Students from Professor Burgess Johnson's journalism class with Johnson and George Shepard Chappell posing in the snow with a dog. One student is in costume on a sled. The scene appears to be meant as a reference to Chappell's satire, My Northern Exposure, which represents Native Americans and First
Two unidentified women on horses, one in costume
Unidentfied group of students on stage
Portrait of an unidentified group of children
Group portrait, possibly related to the Blodgett Hall of Euthenics. From left to right: Minnie Cumnock Blodgett, Henry Noble MacCracken, two unidentified women, Queene Ferris Coonley (maybe), Ada Thurston (maybe), William Bancroft Hill (maybe), Elsie Hill (maybe), two unidentified women, one
Unidentified member of the Class of 1931 on Class Day
Unidentified member of the Class of 1931 on Class Day
Unidentified member of the Class of 1931 on Class Day
Unidentified member of the Class of 1931 on Class Day
Formal portrait of a woman. Possibly a member of the Vassar College faculty
Studio portrait of an unidentified woman, possibly a member of the Vassar College Class of 1929
Studio portrait of an unidentified woman, possibly a Vassar College student
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