Box 1
Contains 2594 Results:
Individual Student Portraits: Church, Bill, 1948 February 22
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Church, Bill, 1948 February 22
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Claussen, Dean, circa 1948-1949
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Claussen, Dean, circa 1949-50
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Collins, Ellis, circa 1948-1949
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Copeland, Frances, circa 1949-50
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Copeland, Frances, circa 1949-50
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Copeland, Frances, 1947 June 6
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Copeland, Frances, 1947 June 6
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.
Individual Student Portraits: Copeland, Frances, 1947 June 6
The Allan Krieg Photographs, dating from 1946 to 1950, contains negatives and prints documenting Whitman College campus life, events, and people. The collection includes photographs of sporting events and athletes, sorority and fraternity dances and performances, portraits of faculty, staff, and students, and coverage of events in Walla Walla more broadly.