Symphonic band; Band directors; College students--Musicians--Washington (State)--Tacoma; Music students--Washington (State)--Tacoma; Music teachers--Washington (State)--Tacoma
Symphonic band members wear new uniforms in the Memorial Fieldhouse, 1950. At left is music professor John O'Conner, director. The symphonic band, formerly the concert band, presented concerts on tour and at home, marched in parades, and played at...
College students--Religious activities--Washington (State)--Tacoma
Religious Life Emphasis Committee co-chairs Calvin Frazier '52 and Jean Hagemeyer '52 in Gail Day Chapel, Jones Hall, Feb 1951.The committee organized Religious Emphasis Week activities 26 Feb - 2 Mar 1951
College trustees--Washington (State)--Tacoma; University of Puget Sound--Benefactors
Portrait of Everell Stanton Collins, College of Puget Sound Trustee and donor, for whom Collins Memorial Library is named. Born March 30, 1866, in Cortland, New York , he came to Washington in 1888, and later settled in Portland. He was...
Walter Scott Davis, College of Puget Sound professor 1907-1943 and senator in the Washington State legislature 1912-1928, seen here at his senatorial seat in Olympia
Basketball (College of Puget Sound); College basketball--Washington (State)--Tacoma; Fort Lewis Chiefs (basketball team)
On 1-2 Dec 1954 the College of Puget Sound hosted an invitational tournament in Memorial Fieldhouse to kick off the basketball season. Here we see Puget Sound guard Russ Wilkerson, number 21, drive around an unidentified Fort Lewis Chiefs player in...
Basketball (College of Puget Sound); College basketball--Washington (State)--Tacoma; Fort Lewis Chiefs (basketball team)
On 1-2 Dec 1954 the College of Puget Sound hosted an invitational tournament in Memorial Fieldhouse to kick off the basketball season. Here we see Logger Ed Bowman '57, number 29, jump for a ball that went elsewhere in first round action against...
Commencement ceremonies--Washington (State)--Tacoma; Monuments--Washington (State)--Tacoma; Color Post (College of Puget Sound)
College of Puget Sound graduating seniors file past the Color Post behind Jones Hall after their commencement ceremony in Memorial Fieldhouse, 1 Jun 1952. The women in white are members of the sophomore women's service honorary SPURS. Immediately...
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
College of Puget Sound president R. Franklin Thompson, top left, watches as faculty break ground for the new music building, 1 Jun 1952. Three music faculty identified at right are Raymond Vaught, Leonard Jacobsen, and Margaret Myles wielding the...
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Unidentified College of Puget Sound graduating students break ground for the new music building, 1 Jun 1952
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Unidentified College of Puget Sound trustees break ground for the new Music Building, 1 Jun 1952
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Unidentified College of Puget Sound student and professor break ground for the new music building, 1 Jun 1952
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Dignitaries at the groundbreaking for the new College of Puget Sound music building, 1 Jun 1952. Voice professor Margaret Myles sings on the platform. Others are, standing from left: trustees Richard Wasson, Rowland Dix, and Ray Cook, architects...
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Marc Miller, Ruth Pauline Todd '42 (granddaughter of former President Edward H. Todd), Mrs. Raver, and bursar Gerard Banks break ground for College of Puget Sound's new Music Building, 1 Jun 1952
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound); Commencement ceremonies (College of Puget Sound)
Groundbreaking for College of Puget Sound's new music building followed the commencement ceremony for graduating seniors on 1 Jun 1952. We see the Color Post enclosure at right, past which graduating seniors processed. We see the crowd of graduates...
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Groundbreaking for College of Puget Sound's new music building followed the commencement ceremony for graduating seniors on 1 Jun 1952. Here groundbreaking activities are in progress with the music conservatory building the new building was to...
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Reception in the president's home following College of Puget Sound's commencement ceremony for graduating seniors and groundbreaking ceremony for the new music building, 1 Jun 1952
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Dignitaries at the groundbreaking ceremony for the new College of Puget Sound music building, 1 Jun 1952. Trustee building committee chair Richard Wasson speaks on the platform with president R. Franklin Thompson in academic regalia. Architects...
Groundbreaking ceremonies (College of Puget Sound); Groundbreaking--music building (University of Puget Sound); Music Building groundbreaking (College of Puget Sound)
Marc Miller speaks behind Jones Hall following the commencement ceremony for graduating seniors in Memorial Fieldhouse. President R. Franklin Thompson waits at right. Likely Mr. Miller was speaking about the music building groundbreaking ceremony...
High school musicians--Washington (State)--Tacoma; High school students--Washington (State)--Tacoma
These unidentified boys and girls from various area high school bands are likely on the temporary stage set up in College of Puget Sound's Memorial Fieldhouse in connection with the performances there of the U.S. Navy Band on 1 Nov 1950. Navy...
Music students (College of Puget Sound); Music performances (College of Puget Sound); Music Faculty (College of Puget Sound); Messiah (College of Puget Sound); Adelphian Concert Choir (College of Puget Sound); church choirs--Washington...
The Messiah is performed in College of Puget Sound's Memorial Fieldhouse, 10 Dec 1950. Puget Sound music professor Clyde Keutzer conducted the CPS-Tacoma Symphony, the Adelphian Concert Choir, and "choirs from most of the city's churches." Soloists...
