University of Maine Football Scorecard
description- – This is a photograph of an unidentified man kneeling next to a small bear cub standing on an athletic playing field. The bear is holding a football upon which the score of a Colby versus Maine football game is superimposed. Final score: Maine 31, Colby 6. This game was played on October 30, 1915. The bear cub was the first mascot of the University of Maine.
- – Football
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- – 1915
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Ella Wood
description- – This photograph of Ella Wood '16 shows her standing on the playing field behind the Main College Building on Field Day, May 13, 1916. She is wearing a light-colored dress andacademic regalia. Other women are visible behind her.
- – Access is provided for educational and research purposes only under 17 U.S.C.A. ? 107. Please contact the Simmons College Archives for permission and proper citation guidelines.
- – 1916
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"Bread" Line
description- – "Freshman Frolic May 6, 1916"
- – This is a photograph of members of the class of 1919 standing in costume outside North Hall dormitory in the "bread" line at Freshman Frolic, May 6, 1916.
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- – 1916
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Rae Finsterwald, Ruth Sanborn, and Hazel Noera
description- – "Freshman Frolic May 6, 1916"
- – This is a photograph of Rae Finsterwald ex-'19, Ruth Sanborn '19, and Hazel Noera ex-'19 in costume outside the Refectory with the class of 1917 mascot, the Campbell Soup Kid.
- – Mascots
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- – 1916
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Belle Schonfeld
description- – "Freshman Frolic May 6, 1916"
- – This is a photograph of Belle Schonfeld '19 posed in costume outside 48 Stedman Street. She is wearing a light-colored dress and has her hair loose upon her shoulders.
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- – 1916
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Mildred Gordon
description- – "Freshman Frolic May 6, 1916"
- – This is a photograph of Mildred Gordon '19 outside the Refectory. She is wearing a dark overdress or coat over a light-colored dress and spectacles or glasses.
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- – 1916
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Grace Bushell
description- – "Freshman Frolic May 6, 1916"
- – This is a photograph of Carria "Grace" Bushell ex-'19 standing outside the Refectory. She is wearing a light-colored dress; other women are visible in the background.
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- – 1916
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Anne Stolzenbach
description- – "Freshman Frolic May 6, 1916"
- – This is a photograph of Anna "Anne" Stolzenbach '19 sitting in a light-colored dress outside the Refectory. She has one hand curled under her chin and is holding a doll on her lap.
- – Stolzenbach, Anne
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- – 1916
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Ruth Mitchell Wunderly and Hazel Noera
description- – "Freshman Frolic May 6, 1916"
- – This is a photograph of Ruth Mitchell Wunderly and Hazel Noera ex-'19 standing together outside the Refectory. Both are wearing light-colored dresses; Ruth has a bow in her hair, and Hazel has one hand on her hip.
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- – 1916
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Babe, Jenks, Elizabeth, Alice, Gladys, Margery, Louise, and Mary
description- – This is a photograph of Ruth Mitchell Wunderly ("Mouse") '19 sitting on the front steps of 48 Stedman Street with eight other students, identified only as Babe, Jenks, Elizabeth, Alice, Gladys, Margery, Louise, and Mary.
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- – 1916
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Phosie
description- – This is a photograph of Phosie standing in a coat and hat on a rocky beach.
- – Beaches
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- – 1916
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Jenksie
description- – This is a photograph of a woman known only as "Jenksie" posed sitting on the grass in front of an unidentified building.
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- – 1917
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Group Atop a Rock
description- – This is a photograph of seven women in coats and hats resting and reading on a large, unidentified rock.
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- – 1917
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Marge
description- – This is a circular cut-out from a larger photograph, showing a woman wearing a coat and hat. The photograph is labeled "Marge".
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Unidentified Woman
description- – This is a circular cut-out from a larger photograph, showing a woman in a coat and hat.
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Louise
description- – This is a circular cut-out from a larger photograph, showing a woman wearing a coat, hat, and fur stole.
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Lady
description- – This is a circular cut-out from a larger photograph, showing a side view of a light-colored cat facing to the viewer's right.
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- – 1917
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Glad, Kitty, Weesa, Mardge, Mouse, and Phosie
description- – This is a photograph of Ruth Mitchell Wunderly '19 ("Mouse") standing on an unidentified rocky beach with six women, identified in the caption beneath as Glad, Kitty, Weesa, Mardge, and Phosie. The women are standing in a row with their right hands on each others' shoulders.
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Ella
description- – This is a photograph of a woman in a dark-colored dress standing with her hands behind her. Some trees and buildings are visible behind her.
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Louise and Franklin
description- – This is a photograph of a woman, wearing a coat and dark-colored dress, and a man, wearing a coat and hat and standing with his hands in his pockets. There is a tree visible behind them and snow on the ground. The caption beneath identifies them as Louise and Franklin.
- – Couples
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- – 1916
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