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Bertha Brossman Blair breaks ground at the site of Neidig-Garber Science Center, pictured with President Frederick Sample and Allen Rutherford.
Regina Brett famously said “No matter how you feel, get up, dress up, and show up”, and that is totally what Bertha did! What an icon.
June 3rd is World Bicycle Day!
Looks like the sisters of Kappa Lambda Nu had a cool collection of bicycles outside their North College residence.
For 1971’s homecoming weekend, glam rocker Alice Cooper performed in Lynch Memorial Hall.
La Vie Collegienne staff reporter Ben Neideigh likened the band to actors rather than musicians. He wrote, “As a concert, Alice Cooper was terrible, but as a performance, Alice Cooper was superb. Showmanship wins again!”.
This pictures makes me nervous just looking at it!
A brother of Kappa Lambda Sigma walks the walls of a residence hall (Most likely Hammond) in 1984.
Maybe they were trying to put the poster up between the windows?
Who’s Who of Campus Buildings: Mary Green
Mary Green residence hall is named after Mrs. Mary Capp Green, former professor of French and dean of women. Mrs. Green first studied at the New York Conservatory in 1896, and then took her studies abroad. She lived in Paris for 14 years, and also spent time in Berlin, Florence, and Johannesburg.
Mary Green Hall was built in 1958, and was the first of all the modern dorms we see on campus today.
Last week we took a look at a historic LVC fraternity, so here’s a historic LVC sorority, Delta Lambda Sigma!
Pictured are the Delphian sisters at a 1959 outing.
In honor of Greek Week, I thought I’d highlight the oldest fraternity at LVC - Philo, or Phi Lambda Sigma. Philo was founded in 1867, one year after the college’s formation.
Pictured are four members of Philo jamming out in 1963.
Here’s another one of LVC’s famous musical guests, Chad and Jeremy. They performed at the 1968 Homecoming Dance.
Chad and Jeremy were a successful British Invasion act, with hits such as “A Summer Song” (penned by Paul McCartney) and “Yesterday’s Gone”.
