Lycoming College - Moving Images of Lycoming College

This segment shows the second half of the basketball game against King's College in the Hilltop Gymnasium.

This second segment shows the demolition of what appears to be Flock Brewery in 1955, a graduation procession, and a winter view of campus.

The first segment is a montage of views from around the campus, that includes Clarke Building & Chapel, John W. Long Library, Rich Hall, the Old Fine Arts Building, the Hilltop Gymnasium, and Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall. Next the choir is led by director Walter G. McIver on the steps of the Flag Court. Some of the students present in the choir are Floyd Todd, Ruth Perry, William Darrow, James Nolan, James Poulliott, Lawrence Swartz, Mary Anne Ciraulo, Jo Ann Spencer, Dale Bower and Mary Huffman. The final view in this segment shows President D. Frederick Wertz and College Treasurer Kenneth Himes viewing the construction of Wesley Hall, circa 1955.

The first segment shows a group of students and staff, which include Professors J. Milton Skeath and James W. Sterling, heading off campus for a chestnut party. The chestnut party was a longstanding Dickinson Seminary tradition. This is followed by footage of the groundbreaking festivities for the John W. Long Library. The groundbreaking for the John W. Long Library was in 1949. Visible in this groundbreaking segment are James Sheaffer (band director), Walter McGiver (choir director), Professors Milton Skeath and Eric Sandin, Rev. Larry Lykins and Rev. Claire Switzer.

The segment begins with a conversation that includes Barbara Neff '60. The choir is then singing with Walter McIver conducting. Featured in some of the choir scenes are Floyd Todd '58, Ruth Perry '59, Rebecca Waltz '58, Robyn Koch '59, and Raydel Goldsboro '58.

The group stops at the Scotland border for pictures with the welcome sign. First featured with the sign are Floyd Todd '58, Robyn Koch '59, Raydel Goldsboro '58 and Walter McIver. Mary Ann Ciraulo '57, among others, takes part in the photographic opportunity. Then a McIver family portrait is taken in front of the sign.

This segment begins with interior views of a church service at Pine Street Methodist Church, then shows a football game at an unidentified athletic field, and ends with the dedication of Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall on November 1, 1947.

The segment begins with winter, then summer views of the campus. The recently completed Clarke Building & Chapel is featured next, with both exterior and then interior views. Students seated for chapel service, then footage in the basement kitchen and dining hall of Clarke Building & Chapel finish the segment.