University Archives Photograph Collection

Group portrait of Polytechnic Journal staff, 1908-09, seated and standing around table, copies of the Journal on table. (Published in the Polytechnic J. (v. 4, no.9, June 1909) with caption identifying all staff members.)

Group portrait of football team in uniform, with coach Coleman, all standing, on athletic field; main buildings in background (Published in Polytechnic J. (v.5, no.2, Nov. 1909 and v.5, no. 8, June 1910).

Group portrait of football team in uniform with coach Coleman; seated, kneeling and standing; on athletic field; main buildings in background

1909 Women's Basketball team (referred to as the Girls' Basketball Team) in uniform; with coach Margaret Chase; administration building in background. A similar photo was published in the 1910 June Polytechnic Journal. The captain of the team was Dora C. Bergh, who is believe to be the fourth from the left.

Members of the Senior Class of 1909 after planting the Class Tree. Left to Right: Hazel May Griffith, --, --, --, Rachael E. Ramage, George Albert Tilton. (Addressed to Miss Hazel Griffith, signed 'Geo. A. Tilton, Jr.'; card appears to have been passed on to someone else with note added by another person 'T.F.' or 'J.F.')

Track team in uniform on field with athletic equipment; (baseball player in background. Published in the Polytechnic J. (v.4, no.9, June 1909)

1910 baseball team in uniform with equipment (Hammaker, Cox, and Shipley identified). Published in Polytechnic J. (v.5, no.8, June 1910)

Group portrait of Polytechnic Journal Staff, 1909-10, on porch of a Cal Poly building, seated and standing around table, copies of the Journal on table. Published in the Polytechnic J. (v. 5, no.8, June 1910) with caption identifying all staff members. ('Leona Stenner' written in the address space)

Group portrait of rugby team on field; with coach Chester Rubel (standing, right) and coach McHenry (standing, left); main buildings in background; Published in Polytechnic J. (v.6, no.3, Dec. 1910)

Group of Seniors, ...May 1910'; students standing and seated on steps of rear entrance, Weeks Administration Building (20 of 22 students identified on back of postcard)