Professor of German Dieter Rollfinke in June 1964.
Whitfield J. Bell, a member of the Class of 1935, receives an Honorary Doctor of Laws from President Rubendall at Commencement on June 7, 1964.
Left to Right: Trustee Roy Kuebler, Dr. Bell, President Rubendall
A group shot inside of Old West of the honorary degree recipients and their sponsors at Commencement on June 7, 1964.
Seated from left to right: Charles Law McCabe, C.D. Jackson, Marchette Chute, President Howard L. Rubendall, Whitfield J. Bell, Jr., Bishop Newel Snow Booth, and Reverend Leslie Davison. All except President Rubendall ('31) are honorary degree recipients.
Standing from left to right: Professor Horace E. Rogers ('24), Rolland L. Adams, Professor William R. Bowden, Roy R. Kuebler, Jr., Reverend Lester A Welliver, and Glenn E. Todd.
President Howard Rubendall (right) walks up the steps of the Alumni Gymnasium at Commencement on June 7, 1964.
William Edward Black Jr., a member of the Class of 1958, in July 1964.
View of football coach Wilbur Jacob Gobrecht (Class of 1952) on September 15, 1964.
Homecoming queen, Betty Kay Griesemer ('65), stands next to President Howard L. Rubendall ('31) at the Homecoming celebrations in fall 1964.
Several international students attend the United Nations Day observance ceremonies at the Carlisle Barracks on October 22, 1964. The events include an awards presentation on the Old Parade ground and a social hour at the Officers Mess. The students attend as guests of Major General Eugene A. Salet.
Left to right: Hassan A. Abbey (Somali Republic); Willem A. Hamel (Netherlands); and Jean-Pierre Gosclaude (Switzerland)
Students perform in the Mermaid Players' production of Thornton Wilder's Our Town in November 1964.
Students perform in the Mermaid Players' production of Thornton Wilder's Our Town in November 1964.
Students perform in the Mermaid Players' production of Thornton Wilder's Our Town in November 1964.
President Howard Rubendall ('31) sits with several individuals on December 10, 1964 who are involved with Project Africa.
Several individuals involved with Project Africa pose for a group photograph on December 10, 1964. Left to right: Valerie Smith, Judy Rogers '65 (founded of Project Africa), and Rosalie Moore.
Trustee Rolland Leroy Adams '27 and Fred L. Howler '14 discuss the architect's rendering of the new Spahr Library around 1965.
Trustee Rolland Leroy Adams '27, his grandson James Taylor, and Mrs. Adams stand with a portrait of Mr. Adams.
Aerial view of Biddle Field around 1965.
Aerial view of campus, looking over the Charles Nisbet Campus around 1965.
Political Science professor Bruce Andrews.
The parking lot behind Baird Biology Building around 1965. A 1958 Triumph TR3 convertible, a 1961-1963 Ford Thunderbird, and a 1952-1956 Ford F-Series pickup truck are parked in the lot.
View as Mathematics professor Lee W. Baric smokes his pipe around 1965.
