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	Search results for First    Refine your search Format Image/jpeg (33) Jpg (6) Image/jpg (2) Date of event Unknown (5) 1950 (2) 1974-1975 (2) 1890-03-31 (1) 1891-05-02 (1) Show more... Subject College Presidents Col... (3) Academics (3) Facilities (2) Franciscan Sisters of ... (1) Concordia College Univ... (1) Show more... Creator Gibbons, Robert E (1) results 1-20 of 41 item(s)  page 1 of 3 : ( <<  1  2  3  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. V-76ers to V-Hawks name change proclamation, 1986 Athletics; Sports; V-Hawks; V-76ers The name and logo of the Viterbo athletic teams was changed from the V-76ers to the Viterbo V-Hawks on May 9, 1986. Viterbo sports teams still go by the "V-Hawk" name to this day. The change was made official... 2. First lay woman graduate, 1943 Universities and colleges--History; Women's colleges--History; Monastic and religious life of women--History; Women's higher education; Students; Female students; Lay students; Faculty; Graduates; School Sisters of Saint Francis The first lay women graduate, Dolores Alferi, poses with faculty in the convent courtyard. The Alverno College of Music welcomed lay students as early as 1937 and conferred degrees upon Dolores Alferi... 3. The first three buildings on the Lakeland campus, ca. 1875 North Hall; Assembly halls; Lakeland campus; Theological seminaries; Academic buildings; Student housing; Student dormitories The first three buildings on the Lakeland campus. The center building came first in 1862. North Hall, the northernmost structure, was next, completed just prior to December 25, 1873. The south building... 4. Plaque commemorating Marian Hall North's groundbreaking, 1965 Marian Hall North; Marian Hall South; Groundbreakings; Ceremonies; Student housing; Student dormitories The groundbreaking ceremony for Marian Hall North, Viterbo's first combination residence hall and dining facility, was held on May 28, 1965. Sister Grace McDonald (front) and Mother Ann Marie Kerper break... 5. St. Mary's Institute, Mount Mary's initial location in Prairie du Chien, c. 1920s Facilities St. Mary's Institute in Prairie du Chien officially opened in 1872. In 1913, the first college curriculum went into effect at St. Mary's Institute. On October 28, 1913, St. Mary's Institute becomes St.... 6. Silver Lake College first men's basketball team Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; Holy Family College; Silver Lake College of the Holy Family; sports; students; team pictures; men athletes The first men's basketball team for Silver lake College. They ended the season with a 7-6 record. 7. First Cheerleading squad Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; Holy Family College; Silver Lake College of the Holy Family; women athletes The first cheerleading squad for Silver Lake College 8. St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing bulletin, 1963-1965 St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing; School of Nursing; Academic departments The St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing had its inception in 1883 when local doctors began a course of essential nursing care for the sisters who were to staff St. Francis Hospital of La Crosse, western... 9. First women to live in Lakeland's dormitory, 1931 Universities and colleges--History; Co-education; Students; Lay students; Female students; Admissions; Student housing; Student dormitories; Theological seminaries; Mission House dormitory; Residence halls; Student life In the fall of 1931 Lakeland began housing women on campus--the first six were freshmen, and stayed in the Mission House dormitory. They included Leona Neuhas, Elsa Schmidt, Marie Freitag, Lotta Hegnauer,... 10. Fine Arts Center groundbreaking ceremony, 1969 Fine Arts Center; Viterbo campus; Academic buildings; Groundbreakings; Ceremonies The groundbreaking for Viterbo's Fine Arts Center was held on March 19, 1969. Bishop Frederick Freking and Sister Grace McDonald jointly turned the first spadeful of earth. A large crowd of college and... 11. First Milwaukee Motherhouse of the School Sisters of Saint Francis, 1887 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; Motherhouses; Milwaukee Motherhouse of the School Sisters of Saint Francis; School Sisters of Saint Francis The first Milwaukee Motherhouse of the School Sisters of St. Francis, St. Joseph Convent, was erected in 1887. It was built to house St. Joseph Normal School, one of the three predecessor institutions... 12. Sacred Heart School of Nursing diary, 1930-1937 Universities and colleges--History; Women's colleges--History; Monastic and religious life of women--History; Women's higher education; Faculty; Students; Female students; School Sisters of Saint Francis; Sacred Heart School of Nursing; Schools of nursing; Nursing; Nursing education Sister M. Christopher McGuire, a faculty member of the Sacred Heart School of Nursing, kept this diary from September 22, 1930 through September 1, 1937. The first page displays the names of the first... 13. Rincker, Leroy C. College presidents; College teachers; Universities and colleges, faculty; Concordia College; Universities and Colleges-History; Lutheran universities and colleges-History; Buildings Wisconsin Milwaukee; Professor Leroy C. Rincker was appointed president of Concordia College in 1935 and served until sudden death in 1953. Rincker was the first Concordia president to have come directly from the faculty ranks.... 14. First formal dance held at Holy Family College Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; Holy Family College; Silver Lake College of the Holy Family; dances The first formal dance was held at Holy Family College. The punch bowl contains 24 frozen orchids. 15. First full time lay students at Holy Family College. Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; Holy Family College; Silver Lake College of the Holy Family; classes The first full-time students at Holy Family College began their studies in the old college building attached to Holy Family Convent. 16. Ground breaking for Holy Family College Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; Holy Family College; Silver Lake College of the Holy Family; groundbreaking; Rev. Stanislaus V. Bona; Green Bay Diocese Most Rev. Stanislaus V. Bona, Bishop of the Catholic diocese of Green Bay, turned over the first shovel of dirt to start the building of Holy Family Convent. 17. First graduation held at Holy Family College, 1959 Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; Holy Family College; Silver Lake College of the Holy Family; Graduations; Graduates; Bishops; Bishop Stanislaus v. Bona; Reverends; Reverend D. F. Hurley; Religion; Worship; Worship centers; Catholic churches; Churches; Chapels; Religious buildings; St. Joseph Catholic Church; Green Bay diocese; Commencements; Ceremonies; Students; Female students; Faculty; Women's higher education; Universities and colleges--History; Women's colleges--History; Monastic and religious life of women--History Sister M. Marta Simmons receives her Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona of the Green Bay Diocese at a baccalaureate ceremony following the cornerstone laying. Handing the... 18. St. Rose Normal Institute diploma, 1903 St. Rose Normal Institute; Motherhouse of the Franciscan Sisters; St. Rose Convent; Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration; Diplomas; Graduations This diploma was issued to Sister M. Eustace upon her graduation from St. Rose Normal Institute on July 30, 1903. The Institute was held at the Motherhouse of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration... 19. 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. 20. Student dormitories, 1967 Student housing; Student dormitories; St. Catherine Hall; Clare Hall; Serra Hall; Agnes Hall; Residence halls These houses served as dormitories for lay students before the completion of Marian Hall, north wing, in 1967. 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