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Alumni Association Photo and Negative File RS 26/2/6 Box 1 Administration Building (David Dodds Henry Administration Building), 1929-1987 Admissions, c. 1970 African American Studies, 1999 Agricultural Engineering Sciences Building, c. 1957 – 1995 Agriculture, 1869-1987 Agriculture, 1981 Agriculture, Department of Dixon Springs Station, 1948 AIDS, 1994 All American Bowl, c. 1920s – 1989 Allerton Park Alma Mater, 1960s-1980s Altgeld Chimes, c. 1920-1989 Altgeld Hall, 1910-1979 Alumni Association – Board of Directors Animal Pathology Building Animal Research, 1960 Animal Science Laboratory, 1954 Box 2 Arboretum – Hartly Gardens Archaeological Dig (Ancient Indian Burial Site), c. 1963 Architects Architecture, School of, 1899-1978 Archives, c. 1980 Armory Theater, 1976 Art Gallery (Historical), 1878-1880 Assembly Hall (later State Farm Center) Astronauts (Space Shuttle), 1976 Astronomy Athletic Association, Historical, c. 1958-1962 Atkins Tennis Center Aviation, Institute of, c. 1960s-1983 Ax-Grinders Ball, c. 1929 Band – Jazz, c. 1970s Band – Marching – Illinettes Band – Marching, c. 1920s-1979 Band – University of Illinois, 1900s – 1958 Baseball – Historic Photos, 1890s – 1900s Baseball, 1980 Baseball, 1990 Baseball, 1994-1998 Baseball, pre-1980 Basketball, Men’s Final Four, 1988-1989 Basketball, Men’s Original Team, 1908, 1956 Basketball, Men’s, 1930-1939 Box 3 Basketball, Men’s, 1940-1949 Basketball, Men’s, 1950-1959 Basketball, Men’s, 1960-1969 Basketball, Men’s, 1970-1979 Basketball, Men’s, 1980-1989 Basketball, Men’s, 1990-1999 Basketball, Men’s, NCAA Tourney, 1984, 1986, 1994 Basketball, Men’s, NIT Tournament, 1980 Basketball – Whiz Kids, c. 1942 Basketball, Women’s, 1970s – 1980s Battalion, University, 1911, 1919 Beckman Institute, 1987 Beckwith Living Center, 1982 Bevier Hall, 1957 Bicycles, 1961, 1987 Bielfeldt Bioenvironmental Engineering Lab, 1990 Biotech Center Black Chorus, 1999 The Blade, c. 1973 Blind Students, c. 1984 Block I, 1950s-1980s Board of Trustees, 1944-70 Board of Trustees, 1960s-1980s Bob Barnes Orchestra, 1938-1977 Boneyard Creek, 1900-1970 Bong Show Bowling, Men’s Varsity, 191 Box 4 Bradley Hall – Student Services Arcade Building Broadwalk, 1929 – 1985 Bronze Tablet Bubble Bash, 1988 Building Programs, 1903-1985 Burnsides Research Laboratory, c. 1961 Burrill Avenue, c. 1900-1970s Burrill Hall, 1959-1960 Busey Hall, 1988 Campanile Campus Activities, 1955-1956 Campus Architecture, 1909-1966 Campus Changes Campus Demonstrations, 1981 Campus Drinking, 1981 Campus Map & Aerial Views, c. 1950s-1982 Campus Photos, Historical Campus Police, Historical, 1909 Campus Preachers, c. 1980s Campus Scenery Campus Scenes – Autumn Campus Scenes – Historical Campus Scenes – Misc. Campus Scenes – Spring Campus Scenes – Winter Campustown Career Information Day, c. 1980s Box 5 Catholic Students, 1985 Celebration Company (Station Theater) Centennial Class Center for Advanced Computation Ceramics, 1985 Champaign Illini Club – Annual Fish Fry C-U in 7, 1987 Chancellors, U of I Chautawqua Cheerleaders, U of I Chemical and Life Sciences Laboratory, 1995 Chemical Engineers Chemistry, Department of Chi Omega, 1953 Chicago Dorms Chicago Illini of the Year Chicago Illini of the Year, 1997 Chicago Illini of the Year, 1999 Child Development Laboratory Children’s Learning Center Chimes – Altgeld Hall Chimes – Altgeld Hall, 1949-55 Chinese Students Choirs (student) Church Foundations Civil Engineering Laboratory (Newmark) Clark Hall, c. 1940s Class Memorials Class of 1933 Class Scrap, 1915 Clock Club Hockey Club Sports Clubs, 1997 Coble Hall, formerly Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), c. 1916 Color Rush, c. 1900-1920 Comedy on the Quad Commencement, 1940-1959 Commencement, 1960 Commencement, 1970-1979 Box 6 Commencement, 1980 Commencement, 1988 Commencement, 1994 Commencement, Historic Photos Commerce, College of Computers, before 1980 Computers – Courses in, Computers, on campus Constituent Leadership Award, 1992-1996 Coordinated Science Laboratory, 1961-1967 Cosmopolitan Club Cosmopolitan Club, Historical Cosmopolitan Club, House Cyclotron – Engineering Dad’s Association Dad’s Day Daily Illini, 1946, 1958 Daily Illini, Editors Dance Hall – Bands Davenport Hall David Kinley Hall Deep Throat/Journalism Deerfield Delta Tau Delta Detroit Illini Club Diana Fountain, 1971-1996 Box 7 Digital Computer Laboratory (DCL) Dining Halls Disabled Students Dramatics – Historical Early Faculty Education, College of Educator’s Award (Alumni Association) Electronic Blackboard Eliot of Harvard University Visits UI Employees, Historical Engineering, Aero and Astro Engineering – Betatron Engineering Bronze Statue Engineering – Ceramics Engineering – Civil Engineering, College of Engineering, Electrical Engineering – General, Quad Engineering Hall Engineering – Historical Engineering – Mechanical Engineering – Nuclear Engineering – Open House Engineering – Theoretical and Applied Mechanics English Building (Formerly Women’s Building, Bevier Hall) English, Department of Entomology, Dept. of Environmental Studies Evans Scholars Everitt Laboratory (Formerly Electrical Engineering Building) Exit 97 Explorers Travel Program, 2000 Faculty Box 8 Faculty, 1947 Faculty Conference Faculty, Emeritus Faletti Exhibit Fall Photos The Family Famous Named Alumni Farm Aid, 1985 Farm and Home Show Fencing Festival of Trees, 1999 Fine Arts, College of Firemanship Training Foellinger Auditorium Follett’s, 1997 Food for Century III Football, 1890s-1909 Football, 1910-1919 Football, 1920-1929 Football, 1930-1939 Football, 1940-1949 Football, 1950-1959 (Folder 1) Box 9 Football, 1950-1959 (Folder 2) Football, 1960-1969 Football, 1970-1979 Football, 1980-1989 Football, 1990-1999 Football – Alumni/Varsity Game Football – Centennial, 1990 Football Army Game, Yankee Stadium, 1947 Football – Citrus Bowl, 1990 Football – Liberty Bowl, 1982 Football – Peach Bowl Football, Postcards, 1906-1924 Football, Rose Bowl, 1947 Football, Rose Bowl, 1952 Football – Rose Bowl, 1964 Box 10 Football – Rose Bowl, 1984 Foreign Languages Building Foreign Students Forest Science Laboratory Forestry Foundation – U of I, 1940-1949 Foundation – U of I, 1950-1959 Foundation – U of I, 1960-1969 Foundation – U of I, 1970-1979 Fraternities Fraternities & Sororities French Department, c. 1979 Galesburg Branch, c. 1940s Galesburg Memorial Dedication, 2000 Geography, Department of Geology, Department of, 1950-1958 Glee and Mandolin Club Glee Club (see also “Other Guys”) Golden Gate Bridge Golf, Men’s and Women’s Gradfest, 1999 Graduates for Hire, May-June, 1992 Grainger Engineering Library Grainger Foundation, 2000 Grants-in-Aid The Great American People Show, 1985 Green Street – Historic, 1926 Greenhouse (old), c. 1929 Gregory Hall, 1940-1970 Box 11 Gymnastics (Historical), 1894-1940 Gymnastics, Men’s and Women’s HAL Computer, 1992, 1997 Halfway House Hall of Fame, Illinois Sports Hallene Gateway, c. 1990s Handicapped Accessibility, DRES Harker Hall, 1880-1974 Hartley Gardens Hash Wednesday Health Service Sation, 1992 Herbarium, U of I Hiking Club (Faculty), 1914-1915 History, Department of, 1910, 1958 Hobo Band, Historical Photos, 1909- c. 1946 Hockey Home Economics Department Homecoming, 1910-1919 Homecoming, 1920-1929 Homecoming, 1930-1939 Homecoming, 1940-1949 Homecoming, 1950-1959 Homecoming, 1960-1969 Homecoming, 1970-1979 Homecoming, 1980-1989 Homecoming, 1990-1999 Homecoming, 1994 Homecoming, 1997 Homecoming, 1998 Box 12 Homecoming, 1999 Homecoming, 2000 Homecoming, 2003 Homecoming, 2008 Homecoming comeback guests, 2000 Homecoming History, 1910-1953 Homecoming Queens Homecoming Stunt Show, 1945 Homecoming Tent Party, 2001 Honorary Degrees, c. 1960s Hope Meadows Horticulture, 1987 Hospitals – Local Hospitals – U of I Hott Memorial Center Housing – 60 hour cut, nonvisitation, overcrowding, 1973-1981 Housing – Busey-Evans, 1925-1966 Housing, Graduate Student (Sherman) Housing – ISR, FAR, PAR Housing – Married Students Housing – Men, Gregory Drive, c. 1950s Housing – Plans and Planning Huff Hall Hull House (Jane Addams) Human Resources & Family Studies, School of (Formerly Home Economics) Ice Rink ILLIAC I (One) ILLIAC IV Illibuck Illini Center Illini Chicken Illini Club of Chicago – Pictures (Not Chicago Illini Club) Illini Clubs Illini Comeback Box 13 Illini First Nite, 1991 Illini First Nite, 1997 Illini First Nite, 1998 Illini First Nite, 1998-1999 Illini First Nite, 2000-2001 Illini Grove, c. 1950s Illini Guides, 1975 Illini Hall, 1946-1937, 1982 (Formerly YMCA, Y.M.C.A, Old Student Union) Illini in Entertainment Illini Nellie Illini Singing Band, 1969 Illini Theatre Guild Illini Union Illini Union Book Center Illini Union Bookstore Illini Union Interior Photos Illini Union Photos Illini Union Shows Illini Years Chief Illiniwek Chief Illiniwek, 1930s-1983 Chief Illiniwek, 1930-1949 Chief Illiniwek, 1950-1969 Chief Illiniwek, 1970-1979 Chief Illiniwek, 1980 Box 14 Chief Illiniwek, Controversy 1989-1990, 1994, 1995/8 Chief Illiniwek – History Illiniwek, Princess Illinois Field, 1903-c. 1980s Illinois Repertory Theatre (also University, Theatre) Illinois State Fair, 2000 Illio – Yearbook Illiosk – Kiosk on Quad, 1975 Insect Fear Film Festival, 1988 Intermural Physical Education Complex –IMPE (Now ARC or Activities and Recreation Center), 1967-1981 International Students Internet Internet Volunteer Committee, 1995 Interscholastic Circus, c. 1905 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship, 1977 Intramural Sports, 1973 Iranian Students, 1979 I-Space Gallery, 1988 James Scholars, 1961 Japan House,
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