University Archives Photograph Collection

Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy looking at a design concept with colleagues

A group of three hold open the front cover of the book 'Look, Governor'. The book was used to petition the California governor for a new library at Cal Poly. The picture is taken in front of Dexter Library.

Portrait of Mary and Robert dressed fancy

ASI President Ole Meland holds up giant book titled 'Look, Governor' in front of Dexter Library. The book was a petition to the governor to build a new library at Cal Poly.

The room includes a bunk bed setup, with apparently hand-made bunk bed and speaker system, one sitting on a couch with another standing among multiple hanging plants. The walls are covered in framed pictures or illustrations, a poster for 'Design Village 77', possibly architecture students. Several other hand-drawn posters hanging on the wall, with a book open on the desk.

This may be a photograph from the Science Building (Building 52) lab room 52-A9, which had an 18-station Kjeldahl apparatus (in background of photo). Students in Agricultural Chemistry or Soil Science would have used such a lab.

A student reclining on a bed in the South Mountain dorms, or Red Bricks, reading a book. A phone and various items sit on the floor with a pair of shoes sitting in the center of the room, while many small plants and a sewing machine sit on the windowsill. A small bookshelf and other areas are covered with a tea set, books, and decorations including Big Bird from Sesame Street, drawings and posters hanging on the walls, including a poster of Charles Schulz' Snoopy thinking 'A kiss on the cheek does much to toward turning aside anger', a nail board with jewelry and necklaces, and pictures of a group of people and individuals as well as locations hanging alongside small stuffed animals.

Two students looking at a board trying to choose how to register for classes

Student and technician looking at printed results from Cybex II Isokinetic Dynamometer in a university building.

Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy with an elderly couple

The students are riding the tram through the University Union plaza.

Joyce Dolman Vagasy, a graduate of Architectural Engineering (credited in article as Architectural Design?), 1962. Photo included in Cal Poly Today article "A Tale of Cal Poly's First Four Women Architects" by Marlene Goldman, Summer 1981, which featured Vagasy, Pat Denlinger Della (Architectural Engineering, 1961), Connie Nash Brady (Architectural Design, 1962), and Ingeborg (Inge) Rose (Architectural Engineering, 1966).

Left to right: CarlBeck, McMillan's Son-in-law, McMillan, Mrs. Mcmillan, Mr. McPhee, McMillan's daughter, Myrna and John E. Jones