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Letter from President E.D. Warfield to board member, Mrs. Baker.

A view of Norland Hall in the foreground and Edgar Hall in the background. Norland Hall was built in 1855 and rebuilt in 1868.

A program for the Black Student Union's celebration of Kwanzaa.

Newspaper article written by Gail Falk, a teacher at one of the Freedom Schools set up by COFO, describing her school and the situation in Meridian, Miss.

Wilson College student, Diane Yergey, dances in "A Woman Like Phaedra" for the Orchesis dance troupe.

A program for "Black Weekend" hosted by the Afro-American Society of Wilson College from April 19th to the 20th in 1980.

An article detailing the on goings of Wilson College's Afro-American Society.

Image of Sheet Music written by Rida Johnson Young

Wilson College student perform a dance entitled "As I Lay Eyeing" for the Orchesis dance troupe.

A Wilson College student performs a dance entitled "As I Lay Eyeing" for the Orchesis dance troupe. Choreographed by Mimi Walsh.

Six Wilson College students perform in "Being for the Benefit of Beatrice" as a part of the Orchesis dance troupe.

Six Wilson College students point towards the camera as pairs in "Being for the Benefit of Beatrice" as a part of the Orchesis dance troupe.

A group of Wilson College student perform in "Beside Myself" as a part of the Orchesis dance troupe.

A photograph of a group of students at a Wilson College bonfire.

A dress rehearsal for the Orchesis production entitled "Carmina Burana" that was likely set to the scenic cantata composed by Carl Orff in 1935 and 1936, based on 24 poems from the medieval collection of the same name.

A dress rehearsal for the Orchesis production entitled "Carmina Burana" that was likely set to the scenic cantata composed by Carl Orff in 1935 and 1936, based on 24 poems from the medieval collection of the same name.

A photograph of Wilson College students carrying a daisy chain.

A photograph of two Wilson College students posing on a chariot during May Day celebrations.

Wilson College students and Orchesis members perform in a piece entitled "Danza de la Muerte (Dance of Death)".

Wilson College student and Orchesis member, Felice Jennings, performs in a piece entitled "Danza de la Muerte (Dance of Death)".

Wilson College students and Orchesis members perform "Dark Vision."

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article entitled "Enforce the Law, or Else" encouraging federal enforcement of laws against segregation in Mississippi following a bombing of workers in McComb, Miss.

A photograph of students performing at Wilson College's May Day celebrations.

A photograph of the "Evens" group, participating in a Wilson College tradition.

A trio of Wilson College students and members of Orchesis perform in "Gasquet's Unmasked" in 1966.

A photograph of Wilson College students performing during May Day celebrations.

A photograph of a group of Wilson College students performing a Halloween dance.

A photograph of Wilson College students and guests in costume at a Halloween party.

Two Wilson College students and Orchesis members perform "In Silence and Solitude" on stage.

Wilson College students and Orchesis members perform as a duet in "In Silence and Solitude."

Wilson College student, Carol Mansi, performs a solo during "Interim" as a part of the Orchesis dance troupe.

An article announcing the coming lecture by Julian Bond in the Billboard, October 11th, 1968.

A photograph of Wilson College's synchronized swimming group, Nereids, performing "Kaleidoscope."