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49. WVU Track Team

IDNO:
018686
Title:
WVU Track Team
Date:
ca. 1912

50. WVU Track Team in Action - Marathon

IDNO:
018687
Title:
WVU Track Team in Action - Marathon
Date:
ca. 1912

51. WVU Track Team in Action - 100 Yard Dash

IDNO:
018688
Title:
WVU Track Team in Action - 100 Yard Dash
Date:
ca. 1912

52. WVU Track Team

IDNO:
018689
Title:
WVU Track Team
Date:
ca. 1912

53. WVU Track Team Member Stevens, Marathon Runner

IDNO:
018690
Title:
WVU Track Team Member Stevens, Marathon Runner
Date:
ca. 1912

54. WVU Track Team Member Morris Throwing a Discus

IDNO:
018691
Title:
WVU Track Team Member Morris Throwing a Discus
Date:
ca. 1912

55. WVU Track and Field Team Member Weaver Throwing a Discus

IDNO:
018692
Title:
WVU Track and Field Team Member Weaver Throwing a Discus
Date:
ca. 1912

56. WVU Track Team Member McClure - Shot Put

IDNO:
018693
Title:
WVU Track Team Member McClure - Shot Put
Date:
ca. 1912

57. WVU Track Team Member Lambdin - 1910 Captain

IDNO:
018694
Title:
WVU Track Team Member Lambdin - 1910 Captain
Date:
ca. 1912

58. WVU Track Team Member Morris Performing a Hammer Throw

IDNO:
018696
Title:
WVU Track Team Member Morris Performing a Hammer Throw
Date:
ca. 1912
Class members cooking in a kitchen classroom. 'Lady standing at far left: Miss Rachel Colwell; man in middle back row: Thomas E. Hodges, President of WVU.'

59. Home Economics Class, West Virginia University

IDNO:
020679
Title:
Home Economics Class, West Virginia University
Date:
ca. 1912
Description:
Class members cooking in a kitchen classroom. 'Lady standing at far left: Miss Rachel Colwell; man in middle back row: Thomas E. Hodges, President of WVU.'
A thanksgiving day parade: students are holding a sign of 'W&J' while they march the street.

60. Thanksgiving Day Parade, West Virginia University

IDNO:
024407
Title:
Thanksgiving Day Parade, West Virginia University
Date:
ca. 1912
Description:
A thanksgiving day parade: students are holding a sign of 'W&J' while they march the street.