A "Queen of the May" gathering, 1954, in front of Mann Hall. "This was the highlight of the [college] Sodality's annual festival in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary." The three women near the boy are (l.-r.): Suzanne Moore '55, Jo Marie Delaney '55, and Jeanne Boucher, '55. Source: Stephen Roth,... Show moreA "Queen of the May" gathering, 1954, in front of Mann Hall. "This was the highlight of the [college] Sodality's annual festival in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary." The three women near the boy are (l.-r.): Suzanne Moore '55, Jo Marie Delaney '55, and Jeanne Boucher, '55. Source: Stephen Roth, A History of Trinity College, 1925-1975, p. 34. Photo #6. Show less
UVM Chorus, an all-women group in this photo (but in subsequent years, mixed). Director is Prof. Howard G. Bennett (front row, center) and the likely accompanist is Miriam N. Marston, Instructor (front row, 4th from right). Location is Ira Allen Chapel. This photo appears in the 1946 Ariel (UVM... Show moreUVM Chorus, an all-women group in this photo (but in subsequent years, mixed). Director is Prof. Howard G. Bennett (front row, center) and the likely accompanist is Miriam N. Marston, Instructor (front row, 4th from right). Location is Ira Allen Chapel. This photo appears in the 1946 Ariel (UVM yearbook), p. 106, with all students identified by last name. Show less
Jazz band at the University of Vermont, usually known as "The Catamounts." Ensemble consists of piano, bass, and drums; trumpets, trombone, and saxophones; and a quartet of singers. Room may be in the current Philosophy Dept. building on So. Williams St., which used to house the Music department... Show moreJazz band at the University of Vermont, usually known as "The Catamounts." Ensemble consists of piano, bass, and drums; trumpets, trombone, and saxophones; and a quartet of singers. Room may be in the current Philosophy Dept. building on So. Williams St., which used to house the Music department until the early 1970s. Dated 1947. Photo #2. Show less
Jazz band at the University of Vermont, usually known as "The Catamounts." Ensemble consists of piano, bass, and drums; trumpets, trombone, and saxophones; and a quartet of singers. Room may be in the current Philosophy Dept. building on So. Williams St., which used to house the Music department... Show moreJazz band at the University of Vermont, usually known as "The Catamounts." Ensemble consists of piano, bass, and drums; trumpets, trombone, and saxophones; and a quartet of singers. Room may be in the current Philosophy Dept. building on So. Williams St., which used to house the Music department until the early 1970s. Dated 1947. Photo #3. Show less
Young women and men, very likely college students, assembled in front of the Billings Library at UVM. Group type unknown but possibly a choral group or other student club.
Group portrait of class of 1935? All men except for one woman. All are numbered except the woman. Taken outside on steps of John Dewey Hall (College of Medicine sign to the far right).
Group of women, very likely college students, in front of the Billings Library on an apparently chilly day. Perhaps a newly formed sorority? Several are wearing long ties. Other clothing suggests late 1920s or early 30s.
Group portrait of young men and women, very likely UVM students, assembled before a replica of Old Mill. Very likely a student honor society. However, group identity, the event, date of the photo, and the site are unknown.
A large group of men and women in costume assemble in a gymnasium type room, possibly in Southwick Hall on Redstone campus. Crepe paper streamers festoon from the ceiling. A group of musicians are seen on a stage in the background.
1951 photo of the UVM Newman Club, which today is known as the Catholic Center at UVM. Newman Clubs (named after John Henry Cardinal Newman) provided spiritual guidance and social activities to Catholic students at secular colleges. At the time of this photo, which appears in the 1953 Ariel (UVM... Show more1951 photo of the UVM Newman Club, which today is known as the Catholic Center at UVM. Newman Clubs (named after John Henry Cardinal Newman) provided spiritual guidance and social activities to Catholic students at secular colleges. At the time of this photo, which appears in the 1953 Ariel (UVM yearbook), the home of the Newman Club was at 118 Pearl St. The priest pictured here is Fr. William R. Mulligan. Seated next to him is faculty adviser Catherine F. Nulty, a professor in the UVM Education department. Photo #46. Show less
