View of a class on the Academic quad outside East College around 1985.
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Professor of Modern Languages Wright Kirk and Micheline Ricois (a Fulbright scholar from France) teach a class in the Electronic Language Laboratory around 1960. This classroom was located in the Tome Scientific Building.
Anthropology professor Kjell Enge during a class located in the basement of Denny Hall in October 1984.
Anthropology professor Kjell Enge during a class located in the basement of Denny Hall in October 1984.
An environmental science class collects stream samples while on a field trip on April 27, 1990.
An environmental studies class observes bankside pollution on a field trip in 1975.
A women's physical education class using horses from Carlisle Barracks in 1931.
Standing in middle: Hazelle Allen '34, Wilhelmina LaBar '34
Chemistry professor Scott Hill and his students analyze the results of an experiment using a computer on February 4, 1987.
Four female students perform a science experiment in Tome in 1889. The woman second from the left is Mary Himes ('89).
A first-year seminar meets on the upper level of the Waidner-Spahr Library in 2001.
To speaker's left: Joseph Meryl, Joshua Etterman, Joseph Funkhouser, Natalie Rinn
To speaker's right: Sarah Hyslop
Professor Hans Pfister's first-year seminar builds a model house on November 15, 1995. (Prof. Pfister is standing inside the structure)
Professor of Political Science George Friedman teaching a class in the Union Philosophical Society Hall in Denny Hall in October 1984.
Professor Marcus Key (far left) conducts his geology class on a trip to Gettysburg battlefield in spring 1995.
Students in Professor William Vernon's mineralogy class observe different types of minerals using microscopes.
Donald Turner, Psychology and Education Professor, second from left in back, with students around a table.
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