Modern Languages professor Herbert Royce with an independent student group in the winter of 1963.
Pictured l to r: Richard Litvin '67, John McDowell '64, Lewis Oppenheimer '66, James Carl '64, Professor Heber Harper, Professor Herbert Royce, Richard Baldauf '65, John Nichols '65...
View of the rehearsal for President Howard Rubendall's retirement concert around 1975.
Left to Right: Dr. Truman Bullard, Dr. Howard L. Rubendall, Carolyn Rubendall, Dr. Fred Petty, and Michael Haran (guest cellist)
President Howard Rubendall and his wife speak to Political Science Professor Bruce Andrews and his wife at an event on December 18, 1961.
Left to Right: Professor Andrews, Carolyn Rubendall, Marjorie Andrews, President Rubendall
View of President Howard L. Rubendall and Carolyn Rubendall at Matriculation weekend in fall 1962. Religion Professor Samuel Magill is also at the event with his wife.
President Howard L. Rubendall sits on a platform with several military officers on ROTC Awards day around 1965.
President Howard L. Rubendall speaks to Dr. Gerald Stanley Hawkins, the new dean of the college, in 1969.
Left to Right: President Rubendall, Dean Hawkins, Dorothy Hawkins, Carolyn Rubendall
President Rubendall talks with Music Professor Fred Petty (right) and another faculty member around 1970.
View of President Rubendall (left) and Charles Coleman Sellers (right) at an event in 1973. The man in the middle is holding a copy of Sellers' Dickinson College: A History, which is published in 1973.
President Rubendall talks with several faculty members at the Curriculum Report meeting in 1973.
Left to Right: Professors William Bowden, Richard Wanner, Truman C. Bullard, and President Howard Rubendall
Political Science professor and member of the class of 1970 Mark Ruhl, around 1980.
Mark Ruhl, professor of Political Science and member of the class of 1970, teaching on February 22, 1990.
Retired German and Classics professor Friedrich Sandels on November 17, 1981.
Music and English professor Ralph Schecter being "chaired" on October 23, 1958 after being named the Thomas Beaver Chair of Literature.
Alexander Jacob Schem is a Hebrew and Modern Languages Professor from 1854 to 1860.
This lithograph was prepared by L. N. Rosenthal of Philadelphia.
Joseph Schiffman, Professor of English and American Studies, gives a lecture to a packed classroom of alumni during Alumni College in 1979.
