Eight people pose for a group photograph in front of a wooden paneled wall. Six people wear sweatshirts with "University of Buffalo" printed on the front, while two people at the ends of the back row wear suits. Three individuals in the front row are kneeling and holding tennis rackets. A text caption at the bottom of the frame identifies the individuals in two rows.
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UB Tennis team player Bill Castle takes a practice shot, 1952-1953 season
A person with short dark hair wears a long-sleeved sweatshirt and shorts while leaning forward and holding a football. They stand in front of a brick wall that displays a shadow cast by the figure. This black and white halftone print features a distinct dot pattern throughout.
UB Tennis team player Bob Scamura shows his form, 1952-1953 season
A figure stands in a tennis pose, holding a racket with both hands during a swing. The person wears a dark patterned long-sleeved shirt, light-colored shorts, and sneakers. A bright white circle is positioned to the right against a light-colored brick wall background in a black and white halftone print style.
UB Tennis team player Jim Hodan reaches for the shot, 1952-1953 season
A person stands on a court, reaching a white tennis racket high over their head toward a ball. They wear a dark long-sleeved shirt with "UNIVERSITY" and "HAWAII" visible on the front, light-colored shorts, and white socks. This monochrome halftone print shows the person positioned in front of a brick wall.
UB Tennis team captain Dick Riley takes a shot, 1952-1953 season
A person with short dark hair wears a University of Buffalo sweatshirt, light-colored shorts, and sneakers. They are holding a tennis racket in an athletic pose against a plain light wall. The photograph is in black and white with a halftone dot texture.
Seven individuals are posed for a group portrait in front of wooden bleachers. Three people in the front row kneel while holding tennis rackets, and two people stand behind them in similar athletic attire also holding rackets. Two individuals wearing suits and ties stand at the far ends of the back row. Text below the group identifies each person by row and name.
William Sanford, UB Tennis team and Swimming team coach, 1950 season through the 1960s
State University of New York at Buffalo--Tennis
State University of New York at Buffalo--Swimming
A black and white portrait depicts a person wearing eyeglasses and having short, dark hair. The subject wears a dark outer garment over a light-colored collar. The entire surface is covered in a visible halftone dot pattern.
A person in a suit stands on the left beside six people wearing matching University of Buffalo athletic long-sleeved shirts and shorts. Each person in uniform holds a tennis racket in front of them. The shirts feature the school name and a small number on the chest.
Pictured are: First row (left to right): Bert Shulimson; Coach William Sanford; Captain Robert Mack; Second row (left to right): Norm Penner; H. Gayette; William Kullman; Irving Ginsberg.
Seven people are arranged in two rows against a light-colored wall. Six individuals wear long-sleeved sweatshirts with "UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO" printed on the front and hold wooden tennis rackets. One person in the front row is dressed in a suit jacket and tie.
UB Swimming team diver, 1952-1953 season
This black and white halftone print depicts a person in mid-air above a platform. The individual is wearing swimwear and is positioned with an arched back, legs held straight together, and arms reaching downwards. The background is predominantly dark, creating a sharp contrast with the subject's form.
UB Swimming team breaststroker Harvey Sprowl in competition, 1952-1953 season
A person swims the butterfly stroke, emerging from dark water with arms extended and mouth open. The composition is a close-up, front-facing view. The visual style is a high-contrast black and white halftone pattern consisting of small dots.
A group of individuals in swim trunks is arranged in three rows in front of a tiled wall next to a pool. Two people on the far right wear white shirts and pants. A list of names corresponding to each row is positioned at the base of the scene.
Racing start by UB Swimming team co-captain Fred Center, 1952-1953 season
A person is suspended mid-air with their arms stretched forward and legs trailing behind over a swimming pool. They are wearing dark swim trunks and are positioned parallel to the pool deck. The edge of the pool deck below them features the words "DEEP END."
Sixteen people are arranged in three rows against a block wall, with most wearing dark-colored swim trunks while one person on the right wears a suit and bowtie. The group stands on tiered benches, and a caption at the bottom lists the names of the individuals by row.
UB Swimming team meet competition start, 1951-1952 season
A person lies face down on a flat surface with their arms extended forward and hands joined. Another individual's hands are positioned over the back of the prone person's head and neck. The scene is rendered in a high-contrast black and white halftone pattern, with metal railings visible in the background.
Pictured are: First row (left to right): F. Center; P. Swanson; F. McGuire; G. Buzzelli; F. Hammond; W. Funk; Second row (left to right): L. Zangerle, co-captain; P. Mraz; R. Race; J. Spencer; A. Arauio; R. Borowiak, co-captain; Third row (left to right): Coach Bill Sanford; C. Knerr; A. Gichtin; N. Schueckler; L. Zielinski; P. Wildridge; J. O'Leary; L. Beahan; J. Cretekos, Manager.
Nineteen people pose in front of a light brick wall, arranged in three rows with the front row kneeling. Two people on the far ends wear suits and ties, while the others are bare-chested and wear swim trunks. The group consists of seventeen people in athletic wear and two in formal attire.
UB Swimming team diver Paul Mraz demonstrates his form, 1950-1951 season
A person wearing a swimsuit is suspended mid-air in a pike position with their legs extended and hands near their ankles. A dark railing and platform edge are positioned behind them, while dark water with light reflections is visible below. This black-and-white scene features a visible halftone texture.
Several people are arranged in three rows, with those in the front row kneeling on a tiled floor. Most are shirtless and wear swim trunks, while three individuals in the group wear suits and ties. Text in the bottom right corner lists the names of the participants.
State University of New York at Buffalo.
Seventeen people are arranged in three rows for a group portrait against a brick wall. The front and middle rows contain individuals wearing swim trunks, while the back row includes individuals in swimwear and two individuals at either end wearing suits. Text above the group lists names and titles for each row, including a coach and a manager.
John Stearns, UB Swimming team coach, 1923-1924 season
A person with short hair and round eyeglasses faces forward in a halftone-printed portrait. They are wearing a dark jacket over a light-colored collared shirt and a patterned tie. The visual style features a prominent dot pattern typical of older newspaper or yearbook printing.
Dan Sandler, UB Swimming team manager, 1923-1924 season
The person is shown from the chest up, wearing a light-colored tank top. They have short, dark hair swept back and a mustache. The entire portrait is composed of a black-and-white halftone dot pattern against a neutral background.
UB Men's Swimming team, 1923-1924 season
Three people wearing athletic tank tops and shorts pose around a person in a suit, tie, and round spectacles. The athletic uniforms feature a diamond-shaped logo with the letters UBST on the chest. One person sits cross-legged on the floor while the others are positioned behind them in a studio setting.
Ten individuals are arranged in three rows for a black and white group portrait. Eight people wear matching athletic singlets with a "UBST" logo, while two people in the back row wear dark suits and bow ties. The arrangement includes six standing individuals, one person seated on a bench, and three people sitting cross-legged in the foreground.
UB Women's Athletic Association, 1954-1955 season
Eighteen people are posed in three rows for a group portrait in front of a fireplace and wood-paneled wall. The group is wearing mid-20th-century attire such as sweaters, blouses, and skirts, and several individuals are wearing eyeglasses. Some people are seated on the floor or a low surface, while others stand in the back row.
UB Women's Field Hockey players at practice in front of Hayes Hall, 1953-1954 season
Three people lean forward on a grassy field while holding field hockey sticks. One person on the left wears a sweatshirt labeled "SCHOOL OF PHARMACY U.T." near a small ball on the ground. The others stand close by, dressed in athletic sweatshirts, shorts, and dark knee-high socks. A tall tower and trees are visible in the background.
UB Women's Swimming participants, 1953-1954 season
Five individuals wearing one-piece swimsuits are positioned around a tiled swimming pool. One person stands in the water holding a large beach ball while others sit or stand on the pool deck and a raised structure. The background features light-colored brick walls and a dark wooden lattice.
UB Women's Athletic Association, 1956-1957 season
Twenty-one individuals are positioned in three rows against a plain wall, with eight seated in the front and the others standing behind them. They wear mid-20th-century clothing such as collared shirts, knit sweaters, and skirts. Typed text below the group identifies each person by name and row.
UB Women's Badminton player, 1961-1962 season
State University of New York at Buffalo--Sports
A person stands on a court with one arm extended upward, holding a racket. They wear a light-colored short-sleeved shirt with a circular logo, dark shorts, and white socks with shoes. The background consists of a brick wall and a dark floor with court markings.
UB Women's Basketball player, 1961-1962 season
State University of New York at Buffalo--Basketball
A person stands on a dark floor holding a basketball at chest level with both hands. They are dressed in a light-colored short-sleeved shirt, dark shorts, and white socks. The basketball has the letters "WPE" written on its surface. This black and white scene has a dark background.
UB Women's Recreation Association, 1961-1962 season
Pictured left to right are: Dallas Schultz; Lizz English, Treasurer; Pat Moran, Secretary; Donna Stonecliffe, Vice-President; Judy Hoefert, President
Five individuals pose in a row wearing white collared shirts tucked into dark knee-length skirts. They stand in front of a wall with vertical panels. A caption at the bottom identifies the group as Dallas Schultz, Lizz English, Pat Moran, Donna Stonecliffe, and Judy Hoefert.
UB Women's Volleyball players at the net, 1960-1961 season
A person with curly hair jumps toward a volleyball net to strike the ball. Two other individuals are visible in the lower background. The halftone print style creates a grainy, dotted texture throughout the scene.
UB Women's Basketball players go for the shot, 1960-1961 season
A person holds a basketball aloft toward a hoop while another person stands nearby with their arms raised. In the background, there are wooden bleachers and walls marked with the numbers five and three. This scene is shown in a grainy, black-and-white print style.
UB Women's Archery participants practice their form, 1960-1961 season
A person in plaid pants and a light-colored shirt holds a bow and arrow. A second person stands behind them wearing a white shirt and a dark lower garment. They are positioned in front of a light-colored brick wall.
UB Women's Fencing team at practice, 1960-1961 season
Two individuals wearing fencing masks and white protective tops are positioned with their blades crossed. The image is rendered in a black and white halftone style, creating a textured dot effect across the scene. The fencers are captured mid-action in an indoor setting.
UB Women's Recreation Association, 1960-1961 season
Officers of the UB Women's Recreation Association are: Fran Pollard, president; Ilide Rosso, vice president; Shirley Okun, Secretary; Judy Hoefert, Treasurer
Three individuals sit in the front row while three others stand behind them in front of a neutral backdrop. They wear mid-20th-century attire such as cardigans, patterned skirts, and white collars. A caption at the bottom identifies the people in each row and lists others who were absent.
UB Women's Athletic Association, 1953-1954 season
Seventeen individuals are positioned in three rows against a wall and patterned curtain in this black and white scene. They wear mid-20th-century clothing such as skirts and sweaters, with four people on the floor, four seated in chairs, and nine standing in the back. A caption at the bottom provides names and organizational titles like Secretary, Vice President, and Treasurer.
UB Women's Basketball players at practice, 1952-1953 season
Two people are on an indoor court in a black and white halftone print. One person dribbles a basketball while wearing a light-colored patterned shirt and shorts, while the other person stands to the left in dark shorts and a short-sleeved shirt. The background includes a brick wall with geometric markings and a ladder on the far left.
UB Women's Basketball players reach for possession of the ball, 1952-1953 season
Three individuals stand on a court with their arms extended toward a ball in the air. Two people wear light-colored tops and shorts, while a third person in darker clothing is positioned on the left. The scene is rendered in a black and white halftone style with a visible dot pattern.
UB Women's Archery team practice, 1952-1953 season
Multiple individuals stand in a row with longbows pointed toward the sky. They wear light-colored shirts and dark shorts or skirts. The high-contrast black and white halftone print features a visible dot pattern across the scene.
UB Women's Swim team diver at practice, 1952-1953 season
A person wearing a swim cap and swimsuit is captured mid-air in a horizontal diving position with an arched back and legs pointed upward. They are positioned in front of a light-colored tiled wall in an indoor pool facility. This black and white halftone print displays a visible dot pattern and high-contrast lighting.
UB Women's Fencing team practice their form, 1952-1953 season
Two people wearing fencing masks, white shirts, and dark shorts engage in a fencing match. One person on the left is in a deep lunge with their arm extended, while the person on the right stands with their arm raised holding a foil. A third individual stands in the background watching against a brick wall.
UB Women's Athletic Association, 1952-1953 season
Seven people stand in a row against a backdrop of vertical curtains in this black and white photograph. Most wear light-colored, short-sleeved tops or blouses tucked into dark, mid-length skirts. Their footwear includes dark shoes with white socks, and all individuals face toward the viewer.
UB Women's field hockey players practice their bully-off, 1952-1953 season
Four individuals stand in a group against a brick wall, each holding a long wooden stick directed at the ground between them. They are leaning forward and looking down at the center where the sticks converge. The scene is rendered in a black and white halftone texture.
UB Women's Athletic Asoociation, 1951-1952 season
Twenty-two people are posed in three rows against a plain wall, with five individuals seated in front and seventeen standing behind them. They wear various clothing styles including patterned blouses, jackets, and long skirts. The group is captured in a formal, tiered arrangement.
UB Women's Athletic Association, 1949-1950 season
Fifteen people are positioned in three rows within an indoor space featuring a fireplace mantel. Six people stand in the back row, four sit on chairs in the middle row, and five sit on the floor in the front. The individuals wear vintage-style clothing including sweaters, jackets, and patterned shirts.
UB Women's Athletic Council, 1948-1949 season
Five people are seated in the front row while five others stand behind them in a black and white portrait. The individuals wear various mid-20th-century clothing styles, including sweaters, button-down shirts, and skirts. A light-colored, vertically-folded curtain serves as the background.
UB Women's Athletic Council, 1947-1948 season
Nine people stand in a back row while four people sit in chairs in the front row against a vertically paneled background. The individuals are dressed in mid-20th-century fashion, including plaid patterns, skirts, and sweaters. All individuals face forward toward the camera.
UB Women's Baseball team player Dorothy Haas, 1931-1932 season
A person stands sideways while looking toward the viewer and holding a baseball bat upright with both hands. They wear a light-colored short-sleeved shirt and dark shorts. The name "DOROTHY HAAS" is printed in capital letters at the bottom of the frame.
Helen Heinrich, UB Women's Archery team manager, 1931-1932 season
This black and white print shows a person standing and drawing a large bow. They are wearing a long, dark dress, dark stockings, and flat shoes. The name "HELEN HEINRICH" is printed in capital letters at the bottom of the frame against a plain background.
UB Women's Athletic Association Archery sports group, 1930-1931 season
Pictured are: Ehman; Knight; Doran; Frank; Ryder; Beres; Johnson; Silverberg; Nice; Gross; Carnes; Dorothy Haas; Margaret Kocsis; Dolores Wonnacott; Cohen
Fifteen people are positioned in three rows for a group portrait against a light-colored backdrop. The individuals in the front row are seated, while the two rows behind them stand. They wear various styles of early 20th-century clothing, including dresses with collars, necklaces, and patterned fabrics.
UB Women's Athletic Association officers, 1930-1931 season
Pictured left to right are: Margaret Morgan; Schamel; Dolores Wonnacott; Helen Heinrich; Dorothy Haas, vice-president; and Margaret Kocsis, president
Seven individuals are arranged in two rows, with four standing in the back and three seated in the front. They wear attire typical of the early 1900s, including various sweaters, necklaces, and cardigans. The group is positioned in front of a light-colored, vertically draped fabric.
UB Women's Sports teams participants, 1929-1930 season
Pictured are: Obletz; Steckler; Oehler; Unger; Wallens; Krantz; Lazar; Mensonides; Schamel; Skaling; Reynolds; Davenport; Hamilton; Tomlinson; Gladys A. Bardey; Margaret Kocsis; Ryder
Sixteen people are arranged in three rows against a dark, pleated curtain backdrop, with the front row seated and the back rows standing. All individuals wear formal vintage clothing including necklaces, collared tops, and sweaters. Most of the people look directly forward with their hands folded.
UB Women's Sports Council, 1929-1930 season
Pictured left to right are: Dolores Wonnacott; Edna Welker; Tomlinson; Margaret Kocsis, vice-president ; Gladys A. Bardey, president
Three people stand behind two seated people against a dark, draped backdrop. They are dressed in various early 20th-century fashions, including patterned blouses, knit sweaters, necklaces, and scarves. This monochrome portrait has a grainy texture and high contrast.
Silhouettes of spectators, one holding a black pennant, look out over a green football field where players in dark and light uniforms are in motion. Beyond the field, a large stadium with purple seating is filled with multi-colored dots representing a crowd beneath an orange sky. The word "ATHLETICS" is written in black serif font at the bottom of the piece.
UB Women's Baseball team, 1928-1929 season
Martha Beschel was the manager of the 1929 season UB Women's Baseball team.
UB Women's Basketball team, 1928-1929 season
Margaret Holmes was the manager of the 1929 season UB Women's Basketball team.
Nineteen people are arranged in three rows for a group portrait in front of a dark, vertically draped curtain. The front row is seated, while the two back rows are standing. The group wears various clothing styles from the early 1900s, including collared dresses and patterned sweaters.
UB Women's Sports Council, 1928-1929 season
UB Women's Sports Council members for the 1929 season were: Helen Schmidt; Margaret Holmes; Bertha Carnes; Margaret Buck; Gladys Bardey; and Martha Beschel.
Six individuals pose for a portrait in two rows against a dark, vertically pleated curtain. Two people are seated in the foreground, while four others stand behind them. All wear clothing from the early 20th century, including sweaters and collared tops, and some wear round-framed glasses.
Helen Schmidt, UB Women's Tennis Sports Leader, 1927-1928 season
A person with short dark hair is shown from the shoulders up, looking toward the side. They wear a dark outer garment over a white shirt with a visible collar. The entire portrait is rendered using a prominent black and white halftone dot pattern.
Dorothy Clayman, UB Women's Tennis champion, 1927-1928 season
Dorothy Clayman's name was inscribed on the Philip Becker Goetz trophy as UB Women's Tennis champion for 1928.
A person wears a wrapped headpiece and a dark coat with a large collar in this halftone portrait. Under the coat, a light-colored shirt is visible with a dark tie and a small pin. The person faces forward against a uniform, textured background.
State University of New York at Buffalo
UB Women's Swimming team, 1927-1928 season
Margaret Buck was manager of the 1928 season UB Women's Swimming team.
Fifteen individuals are posed in three rows against a dark, draped backdrop. The front row is seated with their hands in their laps, while the two back rows stand. All individuals have short hairstyles and are wearing vintage attire including dresses, blouses, and necklaces.
UB Women's Baseball team, 1927-1928 season
Martha Beschel was Sport Leader for the 1928 season Women's Baseball team.
Twenty people are arranged in three rows for a group portrait against a background of dark, draped curtains. Seven people are seated in the front row, while the remaining thirteen stand in two tiered rows behind them. Their attire includes collared blouses, sweaters, and dresses, and most have short, styled hair.
UB Women's Basketball team, 1927-1928 season
Twenty-three individuals are arranged in three rows for a black and white group portrait against a backdrop of curtains. The front row consists of seven people seated with their hands in their laps, while the middle and back rows stand behind them. All participants wear clothing such as dresses and blouses, and most have short bobbed hair.
UB Women's Athletic Association Council, 1927-1928 season
UB Women's Athletic Association Sport Leaders for the 1928 season were: Margaret Holmes, Basketball; Martha Beschel, Baseball; Margaret Buck, Swimming; Helen Schmidt, Tennis; and Ruth Tomlinson, Hiking.
Six people are arranged in two rows in front of a dark, pleated curtain. The front row contains two seated individuals, while the back row has four standing individuals. Everyone wears vintage-style attire such as sweaters and jackets, and the black and white composition features a halftone texture throughout.
UB Women's Swimming team, 1926-1927 season
Rosemary Richardson was the manager of the UB Women's Swimming team during the 1926-1927 season.
The group is arranged in three rows, with eight people standing in the back, seven sitting on a bench, and two seated on the floor in front. Most individuals wear clothing such as sweaters, collared shirts, and skirts, and many have short, bobbed hair. This monochrome sepia-toned portrait is set against a dark, vertically pleated curtain.
Martha Beschel was Sport Leader for the 1927 season UB Women's Baseball team.
Seventeen individuals are positioned in three rows, with two seated on the floor, five on chairs, and ten standing in the back. They wear early 20th-century attire including skirts, blouses, and sweaters, with many featuring bobbed hairstyles. The group is posed in front of a dark, vertically pleated curtain.
UB Women's Basketball team, 1926-1927 season
Harriet Montague was the Manager of the 1927 season UB Women's Basketball team.
A group of individuals is arranged in four rows against a dark, vertically-striped backdrop. The front row sits on the floor, while the subsequent rows are seated or standing. Their attire includes early 1900s styles such as cardigans, dresses, and collared shirts with bows.
UB Women's Freshman Basketball team, inter-class champions for the 1926-1927 season
Fifteen people are arranged in two rows for a formal group portrait against a pale, neutral background. They wear matching white collared shirts with dark sashes, dark bottoms, and various styles of athletic footwear and socks. In the center of the front seated row, one person holds a dark ball with the number "'30" painted on the side.
UB Women's Swimming team, 1928-1929 season
Margaret Buck was the Manager of the 1929 season UB Women's Swimming team.
The individuals are positioned in a tiered group, with the front row seated and the remaining two rows standing behind them. They wear early-to-mid 20th-century attire including sweaters, collared shirts, and patterned garments. The background consists of dark material with thin vertical lines, and several individuals wear glasses or prominent collars.
UB Women's Sport Leaders on the Women's Athletic Council, 1926-1927 season
UB Women's Sport Leaders for the 1927 season were: Harriet Montague, Basketball; Martha Beschel, Baseball; Charlotte McAleer, Tennis; Rosemary Richardson, Swimming; and Margaret Buck, Hiking.
Four people sit in the front row, while three others stand behind them in a second row. Everyone wears formal attire including dresses and jackets, and most have their hands folded in their laps or at their sides. The sepia-toned portrait is set against a plain, dark-colored backdrop with subtle vertical texture.
UB Women's Swimming team, 1925-1926 season
Rosemary Richardson was Sport Leader of the 1926 UB Women's Swimming team.
Nine individuals are arranged in two rows, with four seated and five standing behind them. They wear vintage attire including collared dresses and sweaters, and most have short, waved hair. The group faces forward with hands clasped or at their sides against a dark curtain backdrop.
UB Women's Baseball team, 1925-1926 season
Dorothy Goodman was Sport Leader for the 1926 season UB Women's Baseball team.
Twenty-one individuals pose in four rows for a group portrait against a dark curtain. Many of the people wear white collared shirts, some with ties or sailor-style collars, and have short, bobbed hair. They are all facing forward with neutral expressions.
UB Women's Basketball team, 1925-1926 season
Harriet Montague was Sport Leader for the 1926 season UB Women's Basketball team.
The individuals are arranged in four rows, with the front row seated and the others standing behind them. They wear clothing from the early 20th century, featuring sailor-style collars, neckties, and various patterns. Everyone faces forward against a dark, pleated curtain.
UB Women's Sport Leaders on the Women's Athletic Association, 1925-1926 season
UB Women's Sport Leaders for the 1926 season were: Harriet Montague, Basketball; Dorothy Goodman, Baseball; Charlotte McAleer, Tennis; Charlotte Rains, Hiking; and Rosemary Richardson, Swimming.
Three individuals sit in the front row while two others stand directly behind them against a dark curtain. The group is dressed in various early 20th-century styles, including dresses, jackets, and collared shirts. Those seated have their hands folded in their laps and legs positioned closely together.
Louise Martan, UB Women's Sport Leader for Basketball, 1924-1925 season
A person with short, wavy dark hair is depicted in a black and white halftone portrait. The subject wears a dark collared shirt and faces forward with a neutral expression. A dense pattern of small dots is visible across the entire surface.
Evelyn Harris, UB Women's Athletic Association second Vice President, 1924-1925 season
This halftone portrait features a person with short, dark hair voluminous on the sides and a slight side part. They are wearing a dark garment with a V-neckline and a patterned lapel. The entire composition is rendered in a black and white dotted pattern characteristic of newspaper or print media.
UB Women's Baseball team, 1924-1925 season
Annabelle Faulds was Sport Leader for the 1925 season UB Women's Baseball team.
Twelve individuals are arranged in two rows in front of a dark, vertically pleated curtain. Six people sit in chairs in the front row, while six stand in a row behind them. Most wear light-colored shirts or blouses with dark neckties and dark-colored bottoms.
UB Women's Swimming team, 1924-1925 season
Winifred Beyer was Sport Leader for the 1925 season UB Women's Swimming team.
Seven people are arranged in two rows for a portrait in front of a painted backdrop flanked by curtains. Four individuals stand in the back row, and three sit in the front row. They wear light-colored shirts with dark neckerchiefs and long skirts. The black and white portrait features a visible halftone texture.
UB Women's Tennis team, 1924-1925 season
Charlotte McAleer was Sport Leader for the 1925 season UB Women's Tennis team.
This black and white portrait shows six people arranged with three individuals sitting in the front and three standing behind them. They are positioned against a backdrop of dark, vertical-pleated curtains. The subjects wear early 20th-century attire, such as sweaters, skirts, and dresses with wide collars.
UB Women's Basketball team, 1924-1925 season
Louise Martan was Sport Leader for the 1925 season UB Women's Basketball team.
Twenty-two individuals are arranged in three rows against a dark, vertically pleated backdrop. Most wear light-colored shirts with sailor collars and dark neckerchiefs paired with dark or plaid skirts. The front row is seated, while the others stand in two rows behind them.
UB Girls' (Women's) Athletic Association, 1924-1925 season
Four people are arranged for a portrait in front of a dark, pleated backdrop. One person is seated in the center while the other three stand in a row behind them. They are dressed in vintage-style attire, including drop-waist dresses and button-down garments.
UB Women's Hiking Club, 1923-1924 season
Ellen Keller was the Manager of the 1924 season UB Women's Hiking Club.
Twenty-two individuals are arranged in four rows for a formal portrait against a backdrop of dark, pleated curtains. The group features people with bobbed hair wearing various styles of early twentieth-century clothing, including dresses, sweaters, and collared shirts. Two individuals sit on the floor in front, six are seated behind them, and fourteen stand in the two back rows.
UB Women's Bowling team, 1923-1924 season
Rose Cornblum was Manager of the 1924 season UB Women's Bowling team.
Eight individuals are arranged in two rows for a group portrait with the words "BOWLING TEAM" printed below. They wear attire such as long skirts, sweaters, and wide-collared blouses while posing in front of a painted backdrop. Two bowling pins are positioned on the floor in the foreground.
UB Women's Swimming team, 1923-1924 season
Winifred Beyer was the Manager of the 1924 season UB Women's Swimming team.
Seventeen people are positioned in four rows against a dark curtain backdrop, with a caption at the bottom identifying them as a "SWIMMING TEAM." The group includes two individuals sitting cross-legged in front and four seated in chairs behind them, while the rest stand in the back. They wear various styles of early 20th-century clothing, including dresses with wide collars and cardigans.
UB Women's Basketball team, 1923-1924 season
Louise Martan was Manager of the 1924 season UB Women's Basketball team.
Twenty-three people are arranged in four rows in front of a dark curtain, with a central figure holding a basketball. Most individuals wear white shirts with dark sailor collars and dark skirts or trousers. The text "BASKETBALL TEAM" is printed at the bottom of the black and white scene.
UB Girls' (Women's) Athletic Association, 1923-1924 season
UB Girls' (Women's) Athletic Association: Dorothy Day, President; Martha Driscoll, Vice President; Evelyn Harris, Second Vice President; Annabelle Faulds, Secretary.
Four individuals are shown in a horizontal row of portraits with the center two frames positioned slightly higher. Below each frame are names and titles for a Secretary, President, Vice-Pres., and Second Vice-Pres. The text "Girls' Athletic Ass'n" is centered at the bottom of the page.
UB Women's Horseback Riding Club, 1922-1923 season
Seven people dressed in riding jackets, breeches, and tall boots pose for a studio portrait, with one individual holding a riding crop. Three people are seated in the front row while four stand behind them against a neutral backdrop. Text at the bottom identifies each person by name and includes the title "Horseback Riding Group."
Officers of the UB Girls' (Women's) Athletic Association, 1922-1923 season
UB Girls' (Women's) Athletic Association officers: Viola Hultin, President; Alice W. Cary, 1st Vice President; Marion Shanley, 2nd Vice President; Rebecca Dane, Secretary.
Four portraits are arranged in an arc above the centered text "GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION". Each person is identified by a name and title, including a secretary, a president, and two vice presidents. The individuals are shown from the chest up against a textured background.
UB Women's Bowling team, 1922-1923 season
Six individuals wearing cardigans, ties, and long skirts are arranged in two rows against a draped backdrop. Six wooden bowling pins stand on the floor in the foreground. Printed names appear at the bottom of the frame, identifying the members of the group.
UB Women's Tennis Club team, 1923 season
Eight people are positioned in three rows against a painted landscape backdrop, with names printed at the bottom. Two crossed wooden tennis rackets sit on the floor in front of a person seated in the foreground. The group is dressed in vintage attire featuring long skirts, sweaters, and collared shirts.
UB Women's Hiking Club, 1922-1923 season
Ten people in early 20th-century attire are arranged in rows against a painted backdrop of a landscape. Two individuals sit on chairs at the sides, two sit on the floor in the center foreground, and the others stand or sit in the middle and back rows. A list of names corresponding to the individuals is printed at the bottom of the frame.
UB Women's Baseball team, 1922-1923 season
Thirteen people pose in three rows against a dark curtain background. Most wear white sailor-style tops with dark neckties, while one person in the center wears a dark, long-sleeved top. A person in the front row holds a baseball with a bat resting across their lap. A list of names is printed at the bottom of the frame.
UB Women's Basketball team, 1922-1923 season
Most members of the group wear matching white shirts with dark sailor collars and dark skirts or bloomers. One person in the center of the front row holds a basketball, while another individual in the middle row wears a dark dress. A list of names is printed at the bottom of the frame below the group.
The text "GIRLS' ATHLETICS" is printed at the top of a line drawing featuring three figures dressed in period sports attire. One person holds a tennis racket, another stands in a checkered tunic, and the third carries a ball under their arm. The drawing is enclosed within a thick black border on a light background.
UB Track and field team pole vaulter practices his form, 1963-1964 season
State University of New York at Buffalo--Track and field
A person is captured mid-air, gripping a vertical pole with both hands while ascending above a horizontal crossbar. The scene is depicted in black and white against a light, uniform sky background.
UB Track and field team captain Vernon Huff overtakes his opponent in the stretch, 1962-1963 season
Two people run close together on a track while a third person follows behind in the distance. The runner in front wears a light-colored tank top with text across the chest, and the person behind wears a darker tank top. A multi-story building sits in the background under a clear sky.
UB Track and field team star Art Anderson begins a pole vault attempt, 1962-1963 season
A person wearing a tank top and patterned shorts holds a long pole diagonally while in motion. The background contains stadium bleachers and a tree against a clear sky. The black and white scene has a halftone dot texture throughout.
UB Track and field teammates Bill Walsh and Royce Collister break tape in a dash against Cortland, 1962-1963 season
State University College at Cortland--Track and field
Five runners wear tank tops and shorts while sprinting across a track marked with white lines. Some of the tank tops feature the words "CORTLAND" or "BUFFALO." In the background, houses and trees are visible beyond the track.
UB and Cortland hurdlers in position awaiting the starter's gun, 1962-1963 season
Four people wearing athletic singlets and shorts are positioned in a crouching start on a running track. A striped hurdle stands in the foreground, framing the runners. In the background, a chain-link fence separates the track from residential buildings. The scene is captured in black and white.
Tim Burns of Buff State leads UB's Bill Walsh across the finish line, 1962-1963 season
Several runners participate in a track race on a dirt course, with one individual crossing the finish line in the foreground. Spectators and officials stand along the side of the track near a high jump frame. A multi-story building and trees are visible in the background of this black and white scene.
Dan Dansereau, a heavy UB point winner all year, gets off a practice heave in the shot put, 1962-1963 season
Dan Dansereau was voted Most Valuable Player for the 1962-1963 Track and field team.
A person stands on a grassy field with one arm extended upward toward a dark circular object in the air. They are wearing a dark tank top with "BUFFALO" printed across the chest, light shorts, and athletic shoes. Stadium bleachers and a large building are visible in the background.