Photographic Print, B&W

Chemistry Professor M. Benton Naff supervises Fred Richardson ('61) and Bill Weigle ('62) as they work on a research project.

A contributor explains that this "photo was taken in the summer of 1960, when both Fred and Bill were working on a research project directed by Professor Naff and funded by the National Science Foundation. Fred went on to earn his Ph.D. in chemical physics at Princeton University and Bill went on to earn his Ph.D. in atmospheric sciences at the Univ. of Michigan. Professor Naff and his wife Anna (who was also a chemist) left Dickinson several years later and became research chemists at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, MD."

View of the Lawrence House around 1960.

An external shot of Mathews House a few years after its acquisition by the college. It was still serving as a women's dormitory at this point in time.

Students work in the Electronic Language Laboratory around 1960. This lab was in Althouse.

Homecoming queen, Shirley Bahrs '62, and the runners-up at the Homecoming game in fall 1960.

Left to Right: Mary Helen Kepner '64, Lynn Davis '64, Shirley Bahrs '62, Barbara Stunt '63, Phyllis Feffer '62,

Sigma Chi fraternity brothers create this team spirit display, with a sign that reads "Yogi says pop the kernels!", for the Homecoming football game in fall 1960. 

View as a female student shines shoes during a Homecoming event around 1960.

Students perform in the Mermaid Players' production of Joseph Kesselring's Arsenic and Old Lace in November 1960.

A student performs in the Mermaid Players' production of Joseph Kesselring's Arsenic and Old Lace in November 1960.

Students perform in the Mermaid Players' production of Joseph Kesselring's Arsenic and Old Lace in November 1960.

Arts Award recipient actress Judith Anderson relaxes with students and faculty in December 1960.

Actress Judith Anderson receives the Arts Award in December 1960. President Gilbert Malcolm stands next to Anderson.

The 1961 baseball team of Dickinson College takes a photo.

The field hockey team in 1961.

The 1961 football team poses for a picture.

First row: Christopher S. "Kip" Howell, Harry B. Packard, J. David Morrissey, Durbin L. Wagner (Co-Captain), Maurice B. "Barney" Field, Robert S. Harlowe, Joseph F. Lipinski (Jr.), John C. Thomas, Millard R. "Sonny" Shoff

Second row: Louis R. Mazzie, Walter S. Buckley, Louis J. Verdelli, Thomas M. Jacks, Ernest H. Behr, Richard M. Warden, L. Alan Creps, John F. Harper, John F. McClelland

Third row: Richard William Morgan, Robert F. Taylor, Henry H. Spire, Bruce W. Stair, William M. McCarty (Jr.), David W. Waight, Reeve N. "Bob" Williams, J. Daniel Shaver, William M. Smith

Fourth row: Paul C. Montgomery, Lawrence E. Synder, Walter D. Millstine, Angelo G. Romeo, Thomas B. McCullough (Jr.), Lucian W. Hiner, Patrick H. Keating, Dale C. Elliot, Andrew Y. Rogers  (Jr.)

Fifth row: Peter B. Zuyus, Reno F. DiOrio, Raymond G. Agnew, Ronald P. Crowe, Gary Walters, John Treicis, Glenn R. Galloway, Barton H. Dawson, Richard A. Bankert

Raphael Smead Hays II, a member of the Class of 1956, sits at a table with E. Gardner Hays (right) an event in 1961.

The 1961 Men's Squash team.

First Row (left to right): William N. Smyth, Christopher R. Lowell, Carl J. Pergam, Jeffrey H. Gorham, Robert LeCron

Second Row: Francis X. Balanda, Peter O. Crouse, John A. Heppenstall, S. Hendricks, Sackett S. Cook

The Men's Swim team in 1961.

President Howard Lane Rubendall ('31) stands with co-captains of the football team Durbin Wagner (left) and Maurice Field (right).

President Howard Rubendall, a member of the Class of 1931, and Carolyn Rubendall around 1965.

The Wrestling team in 1961.

Front row, left to right: Coach Glenn Flegal, J. Grant, Joseph Icenhower ('62), William Carey Marcucci ('61), and Alan Sackman ('61)

Middle row: Buckley (manager), David John Drum ('64), Benjamin Cero ('63), John Le Roy, and S. Burd

Back row: Spring (manager), Stanley William Linberg ('61), Henry Hale Spire ('64), and J. Enterline

Logan B. Emlet, a member of the Class of 1935, on January 24, 1961. Emlet is Vice-President at Union Carbide Nuclear Company in New York, New York.  

Charles Evans Phayre, a member of the Class of 1949, in February 1961.