Box 29

Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.

Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.

Members are identified as: Top row, left to right: Freeman, Stewart, Damon, Alden, Flickenger. Second row: Harris, Wheeler, Davis, Walker, Lynn, Bullard, Galligan, Peoples. Third row: Holden, Wilson, Prindeville, Eustis, Butler, North, Persons, Welsh, Smiley. Fourth row: Marble, Rodgers, Leland, Gundlach, Trafford, Brodeur, Spaulding, May, Gardner. Seated: Palmer, and Hewitt.

Members are identified as: Top row, left to right: Leland, Wilson, Bullard, Rodgers. Second row: Story, Cooper, Peoples, Gundlach, Smiley. Third row: Spaulding, Small, Butler, Poucher, Maiden, Galligan. Fourth row: Foley, Holden, Mason, Lynn, Welsh, Brodeur, Trafford. Seated: Sauers, and Wheeler.

Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.

Members are identified on the back of the photograph as (starting at the top and moving left to right): Trainer (scorer); Adams (manager); McMasters (trainer); Next row: Kendall; Fincke; Clark; Haughton (photographer, captain); Galbraith; Wendall. Bottom row: Dibblee; Fitz; Laughlin; Reid; and Sears.

Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.

Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.

Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.

Oversized photographs chiefly depict the Harvard community and its environment, chiefly groups of people or places they inhabit. Some images included here are not photographs. Rarely, images may be other two-dimensional images such as engravings,drawings, or paintings, or photographic reproductions of such two-dimensional artwork.