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A 1950s Paterson State College baseball team in action (2 of 2)
No full textA 1950s Paterson State College baseball team in action. Photo is undated. Date range is approximate. This photo is taken from a larger composite photo combining wpuPhotos_box3_loosePhotos_0016 through _0020
Four students play badminton at the New Jersey State Teacher's College at Paterson
No full textFour students play badminton at the New Jersey State Teacher's College at Paterson. Photo is undated. Date range is approximate. This photo is taken from a larger composite photo combining wpuPhotos_box3_loosePhotos_0016 through _0020
Dr. James Houston of Paterson State College, circa 1960s
No full textDr. James Houston of Paterson State College, ca. 1960s. An important figure in the history of William Paterson University, Dr. Houston was, while a student in 1936, the founder and inital editor-in-cheif of the school's student newspaper the Beacon, a faculty member and eventual chairman of the school's Education department, and head coach of the school's men's soccer team during the 1950s. Photograph is undated. Date range is approximate
Dr. Marion E. Shea (center front), second president of Paterson State College, in an undated photograph
No full textDr. Marion E. Shea (center front), second president of William Paterson University (then Paterson State College) and the first woman president of a New Jersey state teachers in an undated photograph. Under her leadership (1954-1966), the college went through a vigorous period of enrollment growth and facility expansion, including construction of a library, gymnasium, dining hall, and the music facility that bears her name, the Shea Center for Performing Arts. Robert Ricketts in rear, head of graduate studies, peter henderson head of student teaching. Early 1960s. 1961?
Dr. Marion E. Shea, second president of William Paterson University (then Paterson State College) in an undated photograph
No full textDr. Marion E. Shea, second president of William Paterson University (then Paterson State College) and the first woman president of a New Jersey state teachers college in an undated photograph. Under her leadership (1954-1966), the college went through a vigorous period of enrollment growth and facility expansion, including construction of a library, gymnasium, dining hall, and the music facility that bears her name, the Shea Center for Performing Arts
The billiards room at Ailsa Farms
No full textThe billiards room at Ailsa Farms. This photograph was taken while the Hobart family was in residence and before the property was sold to the state of New Jersey in 1948 and repurposed as the new campus for Paterson State College. Photograph is undate. Date range is approximate
Students outside temporary classrooms on the Paterson State College campus in an undated photograph
No full textExterior of temporary classrooms on the Paterson State College campus in an undated photograph. Secured in 1957, these classrooms were six barracks that had been used for veterans' housing in West Orange, New Jersey. They were cut into sections, moved to the campus, reassembled and equipped with space heaters, and used as classrooms until their demolition in 1963