Women's Basketball team, 1932
The Women's Basketball team poses outside of the Alumni Gymnasium during the 1931-1932 academic year.
Team members (class of 1933): H. Dickey, E. Fry, G. Yezger, J. Whittaker, F. York, M. Bates, and M. Smik[?].
The Women's Basketball team poses outside of the Alumni Gymnasium during the 1931-1932 academic year.
Team members (class of 1933): H. Dickey, E. Fry, G. Yezger, J. Whittaker, F. York, M. Bates, and M. Smik[?].
The Class of 1933 women's basketball team during their senior year.
Left to Right: Mary H. Dickey, Emma S. Fry, Gertrude Yeager, Jeanne Whittaker, Frances Yard, Mary Bate, Mildred Smith
The class of 1934's women's basketball team in their junior year.
Top row: Emma Wentzel, Jeanette O. Bastress, Mary L. Jacobs, Margaret Davis, Elizabeth Billow
Bottom row: Wilhelmina LaBar, Helen M. Baker, Ruth Sharp (captain), Hazelle Allen, Elizabeth Hibbs
This is believed to be a photo of the members of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes' women's basketball teams, taken after an inter-class tournament in 1937.
Members of the Pi Beta Phi basketball team, which won the inter-sorority basketball tournament in 1938.
Dickinson College hosts a "Play Day" for women's sports including Bucknell, Susquehanna, and Lebanon Valley on March 5, 1938. The morning events include a basketball tournament between the teams from the respective colleges. Dickinson's players are pictured in the back row.
Left to right: Eleanor Hursh, Barbara Kahn, Nancy Bastress, Virginia Heisey, Romayne Mumper, Gayle Ringland, Margaret Brinham, Mary Horn
The women's basketball team takes a shot during a practice in the Alumni Gymnasium, circa 1950.
The Class of 1962, pictured here, won the 1959-1960 inter-class tournament.
First row: Julia Kerstetter, Barbara Fogg, Carol Valenti, Katharine Everhart
Second row: Barbara Wirth, Lynn Hammond, Suzanne Sheffer
Women practice basketball in the Alumni Gymnasium, circa 1960.
The 1969-1970 women's basketball team poses for a picture.
Front Row (L-R): (4) Sally Cobrain, (24) Karen Pflugfelder, (42) Jan Wiffen, (3) Diane Hosking, (13) Christine Heslin, [(22) unknown], [(11) unknown], (23) Judy Bresel, (30) Marti Shaul
Back Row (L-R): [unknown], [unknown], (12) Karen Coscia, (40) Barb Pim, (5) Dede Quashnock, (unidentified #) Jean Cooper, (43) Judy Stasko, (32) Fran Hammond, (31) Kathy Bull, [(33) unknown], (unidentified #) Bobbie Swaim, Jane Coleman, Harriet Miller
A shot of a circa 1970 women's basketball team.
A photo of a women's basketball team, circa 1970.
A Dickinson women's basketball player, in white, blocks an opponent's shot during a game around 1975.
Dickinson's women's basketball team played the women's team from Franklin and Marshall on February 17, 1976.
A Dickinson women's basketball player lays up the ball during a game.
The 1981 women's basketball team poses for a picture.
A Dickinson women's basketball player takes a shot during a 1982 game.
The women's basketball team in the Kline Center around 1982.
The Dickinson women's basketball team cheers their teammates on from the sideline during a 1983 game.
The 1983 women's basketball team, winners of the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championship, pose for a picture.
First row: Kristen Milroth, Pam Burnside, Nancy Wills, Lisa Shahein
Second row: Julianne Engblom, Lynn Kiesel, Helenanne Seaman, Gail Thomas, Donna Cassidy, Michele Brumley, Barbara O’Neill
Third row: Melanie Broujos, Eve Clulow, Donna Colly, Britt Anderson, Beth Gitlin, Nancy Oppenheimer, Amy Ross, Kathy Weis, Kathy Braun
The Dickinson women's basketball team wins the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championship in 1983, which secures them a spot at the Mid-Atlantic Conference for that year.
Nancy Oppenheimer became the first woman in Dickinson's history to reach 1000 points in basketball after a 1984 game versus Allentown. Here, she is congratulated by Coach Judy Yorio, to her side, and Dean Leonard Goldberg, to the left.
The women's basketball team poses in the Kline Center for a picture in 1984.
The 1985 women's basketball team in the Kline Center.