View as George Shuman Jr. stands in the academic quad in 1963. Tome and East College are visible in the background.
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Trustee George Shuman Jr. holds an architect's rendering of the "Proposed Biology Building" (Dana Hall) around 1965.
Weston Overhold '50 (right) receives an award from Sigma Alpha Epsilon President John C. McGee on October 6, 1962.
An illustration of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house in 1963 from a pencil drawing by Allan H. Frey (Class of 1965). This image appeared in the 1963 edition of the Microcosm.
A pencil drawing of the Sigma Chi fraternity house in 1963. Allan H. Frey (Class of 1965) is the artist.
Members of Skull and Key around 1965.
Top Row: Tom Thelson, Jerry Solomon, Steve Satlzburg, Halt Miller
Standing: Duff Badgley, Sam Cupp
Seated 2nd Row: Larry Pearson, Mike Moyer
Seated 1st Row: Rich Schreider, Brooks...
George Shuman Jr. (Class of 1937) at the Slater Seminar on August 21, 1961. Shuman is second from the right.
Alexander Keen Smith, a member of the Class of 1923, serves as a college trustee and received an Honorary Doctor of Divinity from Dickinson in 1941.
Students working in the A-V room on the first floor of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library in 1968.
The architect's rendering of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library at night in 1965.
The circulation desk on the main level of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library on October 26, 1967.
View of the first floor of the Spahr Library.
This photograph is from the stairs to the second floor of the library.
President Howard Rubendall (far left) and two other men participate in the groundbreaking ceremony for the Boyd Lee Spahr Library in May 1966.
The entrance to Conway Hall is in the background.
Patrons study in the reference area on the main level of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library in 1968.
Students studying on the second floor of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library. The door in the background of this photograph is the entrance to the Archives and Special Collections.
Students work in the Spahr Library Sharp reading room in 1967.
Students use study carrels on the second floor of Spahr Library in 1967. Henry Sorett is on the far left.
Students studying in the study room on the lower level of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library.
The architect's rendering of the Boyd Lee Spahr Library in 1965.
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