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	Search results for: 102 item(s) for: "Susquehanna University"        Image: Title: Date: Description: Subject: 21. SU Jazz 1974 ca. Victor Rislow, Associate Professor of Music, was the founder and first director of the S.U. Jazz Ensemble. He is shown here with the band in 1974. Susquehanna University Jazz Ensemble; Rislow, Victor; Bands; Performances; Susquehanna University; 22. Volunteer Services 1970 ca. In this photo a student kneels next to her adopted grandmother on one of her weekly visits to a local nursing home. "Adopt a grandparent" was a volunteer program supported by Susquehanna University. Adopt a grandparent; Community service; Susquehanna University; 23. The Portable Newport Folk Festival 1972-04-20 The Portable Newport Folk Festival, a traveling version of the Newport Folk Festival held in Newport Rhode Island, entertained students and community members in Susquehanna University’s Chapel Auditorium... Portable Newport Folk Festival; Music; Concerts; Concert posters; Folk music; Susquehanna University; 24. Computer Lab 1976 ca. A student uses the teletype keyboard linked to the Burroughs B5700 computer by phone in the Susquehanna University Computer Center. Computer Center; Burroughs B5700; Computers; Students; Susquehanna University; 25. Streaking 1974 ca. Susquehanna was not immune to streakers during the 1970s. This 1974 photo shows 2 students from Hassinger Hall streaking through the center of campus. Streaking; Student pranks; Practical jokes; Susquehanna University; 26. Smokers 1972-12-14 The Susquehanna Valley Tuberculosis and Health Society encouraged nonsmokers to let smokers know they did mind if others smoked near them. Recent studies were given as encouragement for students to think... Smoking; Susquehanna Valley Tuberculosis and Health Society; Susquehanna University; 27. Student Life 1971 ca. The 1970s became a period of change for Susquehanna. Academic programs were revised and allowed students to focus more on their individual interests. Campus life became less structured and more spontaneous... Students; Clothing & dress; Susquehanna University; 28. Campus in a Snow storm 1975 ca. Sometimes walking in a “Winter Wonderland” isn’t as thrilling as the song claims. These students were headed to the Campus Center during a snow storm. Snow; Students; Degenstein Campus Center; Susquehanna University; 29. Chapel Auditorium 1975-01-24 The University’s Board of Directors named the Weber Chapel Auditorium in honor of the growth the University experienced under the administration of Dr. Gustave W. Weber. Weber, Gustave; Chapel Auditorium; Weber Chapel; Susquehanna University; 30. Greek Week 1975-01-24 Greek Week means many events hosted by sororities and fraternities. The events in 1975 included attempts to set a Guinness Book of World Records pinochle playing record, a kidnapping, and lots of parties!... Greek Week; Fraternities & sororities; Guinness Book of World Records; Card games; Susquehanna University; 31. Campus Traffic 1975 ca. Speed bumps were placed around campus in an attempt to slow traffic. A poll taken by the Crusader found that most students were against the installation of the speed bumps. Speed bumps; Traffic signs & signals; Susquehanna University; 32. Student Life 1975 ca. This group represents spring in Central Pennsylvania. The weather is chilly enough to wear a turtleneck and sweater in the morning and warm enough to wear sandals by afternoon. Students; Clothing & dress; Susquehanna University; 33. Course of Study 1971 ca. The Mathematics Department offered Computer Science courses as shown. Computers; Courses; Mathematics; Susquehanna University; 34. Ski Club 1975 ca. Shown here are 4 members of the Ski Club. The club organized day and weekend ski trips for members. Ski Club; Skiing; Hutchinson, L.; Fuller, J.; Stryker, L.; Wagner, J.; Susquehanna University; 35. Outing Club 1975 ca. Members of the Outing Club participated in year round activities such as canoeing, backpacking, and hiking. Outing Club ; Canoes; Backpacking; Hiking; Petersen, C.; Burrow, M.; Kuczewski, M.; Quinn, S.; McManus, M.; Watkins, E.; Scott, G.; Culleton, M.; Kilgallen, K.; Abels, D.; VanCise, G.; Tressler, S.; Johnson, K.; Chadwick, K.; Heinnan, M.; Grim, S.; Attix, L.; Keeler, K.; Larson, T.; Miller, P.; Hooper, F.; Kreh, B.; Gordon, D.; Susquehanna University; 36. Hockey Club 1975 ca. The 1975 Hockey Club, eventually becoming the Ice Hockey Club, was a co-ed club that played at the Sunbury Ice Rink. The team competed against other college clubs. Hockey Club; Ice hockey; Sunbury Ice Rink; Bingaman, T.; Stoudt, E.; Handlan, J.; Welton, G.; Fortune, B.; Koyen, T.; Ransdell, G.; Fricke, S.; Lyon, R.; Bacalles, P.; Patane, B.; Fiske, J.; Guckes, A.; Eby, J.; Miller, D.; Lynde, H.; Susquehanna University; 37. Flying Club 1975 ca. The Flying Club was formed to "promote interest in flying". The club used the facilities of the Penn Valley Airport to learn about flying and encourage other students to do the same. Flying Club; Penn Valley Airport; McAndrew, J.; Ivers, B.; Hammarstrom, T.; Wetteroth, B.; Wright, T.; Archibald, B.; Zurfluh, J.; Susquehanna University; 38. Physical Education Center 1975 ca. Ground was broken in 1975 to build two additions to the Alumni Gymnasium. The east side addition would hold a pool and the north side addition would have a basketball court. Alumni Gymnasium; Buildings; Construction; Susquehanna University; 39. Athlete Air Concerns 1976-01-09 Athletes, both male and female, brought their concerns to the Athletic Committee at a regular meeting. The concerns and Committee answers are listed in this newspaper article. Athletes; Athletic Committee; Susquehanna University; 40. Alumni Gymnasium Pool 1976 ca. Shown is the new gymnasium pool built in 1976. Swimming pools; Alumni Gymnasium; Susquehanna University;
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