A Clarkson Mosaic - page 591

ILLUSTRATIONS
The dates after each photograph indicate the year it was taken; the page numbers refer to the
discussion in the text.
1a. Thomas Clarkson playing chess with his sister, Elizabeth, c. 1868[p. 12]
1b. Main Building ("Old Main"), 1896[p.14]
2a. Miss Annie Clarkson[p. 14]
2b. Miss Emily Clarkson Moore [p. 135]
2c. Decennial Celebration, 1906[p. 56]
3a. Clarkson banner, 1906 [p. 57]
3b. Old Main: chemistry lab, c.1906
4a. Electrical testing lab, Old Main, c. 1906[p. 33]
4b. First library, second floor, Old Main, 1905[p. 87]
5a. Chapel, third floor, Old Main, 1906[p. 20]
5b. Clarkson's first women, 1904 [p. 48]
6a. Domestic science lab, Old Main, 1905[p. 37]
6b. Woodworking shop, Old Main, 1905[p. 27, 51]
7a. Woodworking and metalworking proficiencytests, c. 1905[p. 27, 51, 97]
7b. Forge shop, Old Main, 1906[p. 27]
8a. Testing materials, Old Main, 1906[p. 51]
8b. Sutherland Hall, 1919[p. 98]
9a. Gymnasium, built in 1911[p. 77]
9b. Gymnasium, 1912[p. 77]
10a. Gymnasium decorations, 1914
10b. Grant House, home of Clarkson presidents, 1953[p. 93]
11a. Public School No. 8, 1938 ("Old Number 8" demolished in 1956)[p. 99]
11b. "The Tech Club," 1901[p. 45]
12a. "Tech" students, 1906
12b. ClarksonOrchestra,c. 1908[p. 48]
13a. "Melody Boys," 1927[p. 112]
13b. Potsdam "Fair Grounds," c. 1910[p. 100]
14a. Sophomore Cane Rush, 1920[p. 99]
14b. Roarin' Twenties Student Life
15a. Snell Hall Auditorium, 1923[p. 96]
15b. Potsdam Normal School, c. 1910[p. 30]
16a. Snell Field boulders, 1924[p. 115]
16b. Construction of Snell Field, c. 1927[p. 115, 129]
17. Clarkson's Directors and Presidents
1. Charles W. Eaton (1896-97), Director
2. Barton Cruikshank (1897-1901), Director
3. William Sleeper Aldrich (1901-11), Director
4. John Pascal Brooks (1911-28; 1932-33), Director, President
5. Joseph Eugene Rowe (1928-32) President
6. James Shelby Thomas (1934-40), President
7. John Alexander Ross, Jr. (1940-47), President