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Overview Drexel had a women's archery team at least as early as 1935. In 1948 the team was undefeated and took the highest scores for girls' singles in the Annual National Intercollegiate Tournament. Archery was a women's sport at Drexel until circa 1975, when men began joining the archery team. Records include two scrapbooks dated 1948-1962 and 1962-1969, as well as team statistics, score sheets, rosters, newspaper clippings, press releases, photographs, financial records, and other items. Materials...

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This collection consists of administrative files compiled by Ms. McClellan on student affairs and management. Records include brochures on continuous quality improvement (CQI) and diversity, records of student life committees including Ms. McClellan's meeting notes, and files on student health insurance.

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Badminton records consists of eleven folders which covers the years 1975 to 1988.

The eleven folders contains mainly statistics on the team members who played on the team during the period and the scores between Drexel and its opponents. the folder also contains several letters, two newspaper clippings, photographs, a publication and a tournament booklet (1985).

Scope and contents note The collection consists of Eleanor Edmunds Reeves’s scrapbook, which dates approximately from 1930-1934. Ms. Reeves attended the Drexel Institute of Art, Science, and Industry during those years. The scrapbook contains newspaper clippings, which document various Drexel sporting and social events, and ephemera such as train tickets, advertisements, and registration cards. The scrapbook also includes correspondence from several “Little Sisters” (incoming freshmen) who were...

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This collection consists of photographs of instructors, students, and classrooms in the Department of Domestic Science and Arts. Also included are photos taken in Wissahickon Creek and three team pictures from the women's basketball team. Identified faculty and students in the collection include: Albert P. Brubaker, Ellen Morris, Katherine J. Coolidge, Helen M. Spring, Anna Anthony, Maude G. Hopkins.

Overview

Basketball was the first sport played by women at Drexel; the Women's Athletic Association began organizing games in 1908 or earlier. Records of the early days of women's basketball and other women's sports are available in the Women's Athletics Collection. This collection includes records from 1976 to 1999 and consists of newspaper clippings, press releases, team yearbooks and other booklets, brochures, and photographs.

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The collection consists of a small set of newspaper clippings from 1983 to 1986.