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	Browsing item(s) in Past and Present\n results 81-100 of 214 item(s)  page 5 of 11 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 81. Lakeland commencement ceremony, ca. 1919 Universities and colleges--History; Buildings--Wisconsin--Franklin; Academic buildings; College campuses; Lakeland campus; Commencements; Ceremonies; Graduations; Graduates; Assembly halls; Theological seminaries; Mission House This Lakeland commencement ceremony took place sometime around 1919. The marching band had begun to lead the crowd over to the new dormitory, Jubilee Hall. Currently known as Walter A. Kreuger Hall or... 82. Lakeland maintenance staff, 1950 Universities and colleges--History; Theological seminaries; Staff; Maintenance workers; Janitors; Custodians The 1950 maintenance staff, from left to right, includes John Hintz, Stillman Diehl, and George Roseman. 83. Lakeland newspaper staff, 1950 Universities and colleges--History; Students; Co-education; Male students; Female students; Lay students; Student life; Student activities; Extra-curricular activities; College student newspapers and periodicals; Theological seminaries The 1950 staff of the "Mirror," the Mission House/Lakeland College newpspaper. 84. Lakeland students studying, ca. 1890 Theological seminaries; Reading rooms; Study environments; Examinations; Examination preparation; Homework; Students Students studying in a reading room of 'Geschichte des Missionshauses.' 85. Lakeland's Christian Fellowship Association, 1950 Universities and colleges--History; Theological seminaries; Student life; Student activities; Extra-curricular activities; Students; Co-education; Male students; Female students; Lay students; Religious groups; Social groups A fairly new organization in 1950, the Christian Fellowship Association met for an assortment of social activities. It also held meetings with the youth organization at the local Emmanuel Church. Harold... 86. Lakeland's golf team, 1950 Universities and colleges--History; Theological seminaries; College sports; Athletics; Students; Male students; Lay students; Student activities; Extra-curricular activities; Sports teams; Golf; Golf teams The 1950 golf team, from left to right, includes Bob Rausch, Gil Goodrich, Stan Suerer, and Jack Leverenz. 87. Lakeland's Zeta Chi Fraternity, 1950 Universities and colleges--History; Student activities; Extra-curricular activities; Fraternities; Social groups; Students; Lay students; Male students The 1950 Zeta Chi fraternity assembled at the Lakeland/Mission House. Zeta Chi was founded in 1933. The Zeta Chi motto is, "I seek to serve." The two presidents during the 1950-1951 school year were Kenneth... 88. Loeber, Christopher H. College presidents; College teachers; Universities and colleges, faculty; Concordia College; Universities and Colleges-History; Lutheran universities and colleges-History; Buildings Wisconsin Milwaukee; Professor Christopher H. Loeber was called as Concordia College's first full time director and president in 1885 at the age of 56. He had served as pastor at St. Stephen's Lutheran Church in Milwaukee.... 89. Lost on the Roads at Ripon Postcard, 1916 Ripon College; Postcards; Students Postcard 90. Masquerade party Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; Holy Family College; Silver Lake College of the Holy Family; campus activities Highlight of the lay students' masquerade party, ""Pumpkin Villa"" at Holy Family College, Manitowoc, was the costume parade. Winners were selected from five categories: appropriate seasonally; authentic;... 91. McDonald Hall demolition, 1975 McDonald Hall; Demolitions; Razings; Student housing; Student dormitories; Residence halls McDonald Hall, the first dorm for men, was razed in March, 1975, and was later replaced by McDonald Terrace, an apartment-style residence hall. 92. Men's Basketball Team, 1920 Ripon College; Students; Sports; Basketball; Team Photos Ripon men's basketball team after winning the W.I.A.A. championship in 1920. 93. Milwaukee Motherhouse after fire, 1890 Universities and colleges--History; Women's colleges--History; Buildings--Wisconsin--Milwaukee; Women's higher education; Academic buildings; College campuses; Alverno campus; Convents; Saint Joseph Convent; School Sisters of Saint Francis; Motherhouses; Milwaukee Motherhouse of the School Sisters of Saint Francis The first Milwaukee Motherhouse of the School Sisters of St. Francis, St. Joseph Convent, was erected in 1887. Unfortunately, it was destroyed by fire on March 31, 1890 (Holy Monday). Until 1953, Alverno's... 94. Mission House-Lakeland band, 1917-1918 College bands; Music; Theological seminaries; Musical groups; Students; Faculty The 1917-1918 Mission House band, directed by Mr. H. Netzel, gave concerts throughout the area that year, including Johnsonville, Kiel, New Holstein, Elkhart Lake, Plymouth, and Howard's Grove. (Description... 95. Mission House-Lakeland homecoming court, 1949 Homecoming ceremonies; Ceremonies; Celebrations; Dances; Student activities; Students The 1949 Homecoming court. The queen was Evelyn Rosin. The court consisted of Henry Heinbuch, Marilyn Huenink, Kenneth Pitcher, Colombina Echeverri, and George Degen. 96. Mission House-Lakeland students and professors outside of Bossard Hall, ca. 1890 Assembly halls; Lakeland campus; Theological seminaries; Students; Faculty Students and faculty posing outside of the then recently built Bossard Hall. H.A. Muehlmeir is on the far left and H. Kurtz is third from the left in the back row. 97. Modern dorm life at Mount Mary College, c. 1990 Student life Students relax in one of the comfortable dorm rooms in Caroline Hall which offers private and shared bathroom facilities, gathering spaces and beautiful views of the park-like campus. 98. Mother Alexia Hoell, first Alverno president, 1887-1907 Universities and colleges--History; Women's colleges--History; Monastic and religious life of women--History; Women's higher education; College presidents; School Sisters of Saint Francis; Alverno's founders; Normal schools; Saint Joseph's Normal School Mother Alexia (1838-1918) was one of two foundresses of the School Sisters of St. Francis. She acted in the capacity of Alverno President (then known as St. Joseph's Normal School), without officially... 99. Mother Alfons Schmidt, second Alverno president, 1907-1929 Universities and colleges--History; Women's colleges--History; Monastic and religious life of women--History; Women's higher education; College presidents; School Sisters of Saint Francis; Alverno's founders; Normal schools; Saint Joseph's Normal School Mother Alfons (1850-1929) was one of two foundresses of the School Sisters of St. Francis. She acted in the capacity of Alverno President (then known as St. Joseph's Normal School), without officially... 100. Mother Stanislaus Hegner, third Alverno president, 1929-1942 Universities and colleges--History; Women's colleges--History; Monastic and religious life of women--History; Women's higher education; College presidents; School Sisters of Saint Francis Mother Stanislaus (1863-1944) was the third leader of the School Sisters of St. Francis and third president of Alverno College from 1929 through 1942. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 81-100 of 214 item(s)  page 5 of 11 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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