Dickinson's field hockey team, who win the Hockey Cup during the 1935 season.
The seniors and sophomores of the field hockey team go head to head in 1952. At the end, the game is tied 0-0.
Several members of the varsity field hockey team pose for a group shot in 1959.
Left to Right: Lois Mecum, Jane Neuber, Dougie Rice, Mary Fischer, Faith Chambers, Betsy Wylie, Barbara Fogg, G. McConnell, B. Green, S. Pastore.
Members of the Class of 1934 converse before sitting down for their Fiftieth Reunion dinner.
Members of the Class of 1934 wait for dinner as they celebrate their Fiftieth Reunion during Alumni Weekend in 1984.
Fifty years after graduating, the Class of 1910 pause for a photograph before going to the Alumni Dinner held Sunday, June 5, 1960.
Standing L to R: Charles H. Rawlins, Jr., W. Earl Ledden, Walter V. Edwards, William McIndoe, Henry Logan, Charles H. Kelbaugh.
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Class of 1912 join for a photograph at their Fiftieth Reunion during Alumni Weekend in 1962.
Alumni from the Class of 1918 gather at King's Gap Mansion for their Fiftieth Reunion.
Back row fifth from left: Frank Elmer Masland, Jr.
Allenberry is the venue for the Fiftieth Reunion of the Class of 1930 on May 17, 1980.
Sitting, left to right: Miriam Horst-Middleton, Elinor Green-Spencer, Harriet Heim-Shepard, Eleanor Kent, Bessie Baker-Whitman, Betty Eckard-Robichaud, Beth Barger-Brown, Dorothy Gress-...
Ben James and Lloyd Hughes receive their 'Fiftieth Year Diploma' as the Class of 1934 holds their Fiftieth Reunion.
Left to Right: Benjamin D. James ; Lloyd W. Hughes
Alumni from the Class of 1908 share a moment with President Howard Rubendall ('31) at their Fifty-fifth Reunion in June 1963.
L to R: [unknown], John Shilling, Annie R. O'Brien, Laura Dix-Shilling, Howard Lane Rubendall
Fifty-five years after graduating, the Class of 1930 pose for a photo on June 8, 1985.
Top Row, left to right: Royce Haines, Ed Kohnstamm, Bill Angle.
Middle Row: Mel Shields, Al Keedy, Jim Nevling, Bish Klein, Sam Myers, Roy Mickey.
Bottom Row: ...
This fight between Dickinson and Gettysburg fans was one of many that occurred during and after the November 11, 1933, home football game. Decided by a 35-yard field goal in the final moments of the game, the match-up between the two rivals ended in a loss for Dickinson.
