A group around the Sun Dial of the State College for Teachers. The group is identitified as Katherine Cole Gillet, Elsie Crissy Miller from the class of 1918, Anna Helen Endries from the class of 1919, Ruth Hardy Page from the class of 1918, Marion Jones Hanson from the class of 1919, Florence Lansing Hills from the class of 1918, and Claire Tally.
A page from the Pedagogue yearbook featuring the Senior Class Officers John A. Walker, Doris Sweet, Katherine Bestle, Margaret Shevlin, and Stanley Heason from the class of 1918.
Photograph of Helena Duerschner, Helen Chase, and Katherine Wansboro (front) and Gertrude Rider and Alice Briggs (rear) from the New York State College for Teachers Class of 1921.
A group of female students outdoors. Includes 1. Katheryn Ball Prosser, 2. Mary Grahn, 3. Mary Whisk Carmen, 4. Alida Ballagh McClure, 5. Beatrice Buchanan, 6. Mabel Gage, 7. Carrie Drees, and 8. Gertrude Bussey all from the Class of 1921 as well as other unidentified female students.
A group of unidentified people participating in a procession during commencement. Pictured leading the procession is Abram (also Abraham) Roy (also Royer) Brubacher, President of the New York State College for Teachers from February 1, 1915 until August 23, 1939. Reproduced from original, which was a gift of Edward Long. Original is in Alumni Memorabilia Collection.
A picture of a large gathering of people assembled outside of Draper Hall to witness the "Greek Dance," an event associated with the New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day, 1916. Draper Hall is located on the school's downtown campus.
A picture of people -- mostly women -- who are participating in New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day festivities, 1916. The women are on the downtown campus with Hawley Hall behind them and Draper Hall on the viewer's left. The buildings are connected by a peristyle.
A picture of three women in Greek costume as they participate in the New York State College for Teachers Alumni Day festivities, 1916. One appears to be portraying Minerva, a symbolic figure of the school. They are on the downtown campus, standing in front of Draper Hall.