View of Edward Lewis Beck (Class of 1951) in his football uniform.
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Tom Beckley, a member of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps, receives his commission certificate from President William Edel during Commencement. The event is held in the Alumni Gymnasium on June 12, 1955.
Formal portrait of Charles G. Beetem as a member of the Class of 1904 on March 4, 1902.
The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: "CGB the artist. Ast Editor The Dickinsonian Monthly (Don has the red book containing my drawings) = meaning a Jacob Reed's British trunk suit...
Members of the women's cross country team start a race against other schools around 1990.
Russell Behman, a member of the Law School class of 1925, plays football at Dickinson.
Whitfield Jenks Bell, Jr., graduate of the class of 1935, poses for a picture during his senior year.
Members of the Belles Lettres Society pose for a group photograph with Dick the Dog in 1902.
Professor Charles F. Himes ('55) is sitting with other members of the faculty in the front row.
The Belles Lettres Society outside of Denny Hall in 1902.
Professor Charles F. Himes ('55) is sitting with other members of the faculty in the front row.
The Belles Lettres Society outside the main entrance to Bosler Memorial Library in 1903.
The Belles Lettres Society outside Denny Hall in 1906.
Members of the Dickinson College faculty are seated in the first row.
Members of the Belles Lettres Society outside Denny Hall in 1906.
Members of the Dickinson College faculty are seated in the first row.
Members of the Belles Lettres Society stand outside the Bosler Memorial Library in 1913.
Members of the Belles Lettres Society stand outside Bosler Memorial Library in 1914.
The Belles Lettres Society outside the Bosler Memorial Library in 1917.
Members of the Belles Lettres Society stand outside the Bosler Memorial Library in 1919.
Members of the Belles Lettres Society debate team pose around a small table with books on it in 1902.
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