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Student viewing communter map
Student views commuter's map of the Grand Valley State College area. Resource was used to arrange ride sharing to and from the remote Allendale campus, 1963.
Vice President Philip W. Buchen reviews campus map
Vice President Philip W. Buchen reviews Grand Valley State College's Allendale campus map, 1963.
Architects study plans for the Allendale campus
Architects from the firm of Meathe, Kessler & Associates study plans for Grand Valley State College's Allendale campus, ca. 1960.
Grey House. Exterior of the first campus administrative offices
Exterior of the Grey House, home of the first campus administrative offices, 1962.
Grey House. Moving from campus after opening of new administrative offices
Moving the Grey House, home of the first campus administrative offices at Grand Valley State College, to a new location on M-45. The building was sold to private owner Larry Waterman after new administrative offices were built., 1969
Grey House. Cleaning the building to house the first administrative offices
Cleaning Grey House, the location of the first campus administrative offices at Grand Valley State College, 1962.
Sign in front of the Office of Administration
Sign in front of the Office of Administration at Grand Valley State College, flanked by Philip W. Buchen, Vice President of Business Affairs, on the left and Senator Frank D. Beadle on the right, 1962.
Sign at entrance to Grand Valley State College
Sign at the entrance to Grand Valley State College, ca. 1962.
Students playing pinball in Campus Center games room
Students playing pinball in Campus Center games room
Sculpture installed in Campus Center by artist Dale Eldred
Sculpture installed in Campus Center by artist Dale Eldred. The sculpture was later moved outside.
Fine Arts faculty Robert Shectman and Christine Loizeaux
Faculty Robert Shechtman and Christine Loizeaux of Thomas Jefferson College.
Student sitting under poster
Student sitting under poster, "Strange Fruit is Hard to Swallow," anti-racism poster with an image of Southern lynching.
Thomas Jefferson College students in class
Thomas Jefferson College students in classroom in Lake Huron Hall.
Lake Huron Hall. Students on the way to class pass Lake Huron Hall
Students on the way to class pass Lake Huron Hall.
Commons. Students smoking in Commons lounge
Students gathered around the ashtrays in Commons lounge.
Field House. Students golfing outside of Field House dome
Students practicing golf shots outside of Field House dome.
Board of Control member L. William Seidman
GVSC founder and Board of Control member L. William Seidman. Seidman served on the Board from 1960-1974 and 1977-1983, is named first "honorary life member" of the board.
