Physical education class for women, 1888
Female students lift weights in the first physical training class for women at Dickinson in 1888.
Female students lift weights in the first physical training class for women at Dickinson in 1888.
Female students swing bowling pins in Dickinson's first women's physical education class.
Front row: Alice Kronenberg '89, Lenora Whiting '91, Wilhelmina Scarborough, Elizabeth Low '91
Middle row: Mary Himes '89 (non-grad), Jessica Longsdorf '91, Mary Curran '88
Back row: Hildegarde Longsdorf '88, Alverda Yocum, Sara G. Yocum '91 (non-grad), Mary Evans '89
Female students participate in a physical education class involving manipulating poles.
Female students train using weights in Dickinson's first women's physical education class in 1888.
Students by number: Mary Curran (#1), Mary Evans (#2), Sarah Yocum (#3), Elizabeth Low (#4), Wilhelmina Scarborough (#5), Alverda Yocum (#6), Hildegarde Longsdorf (#7), Jessica Longsdorf (#8), Lenora Whiting (#9), Mary Himes (#10), Alice Kronenberg (#11).
A women's physical education class using horses from Carlisle Barracks in 1931.
Standing in middle: Hazelle Allen '34, Wilhelmina LaBar '34
Winners of Archery Letters in 1934.
The women's archery class practices in 1934.
The women's archery team takes aim circa 1940.
Students and Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) cadets practice holds and moves taught to them by Pennsylvania state troopers during a self-defense clinic sponsored by the Ranger Club on February 18, 1974.
Students participate in the Slimnastics class that was offered in the Kline during the 1982-1983 academic year.
Coach Wilbur Gobrecht (center) instructs a student on technique in a tennis class in the Kline Center around 1985.