Joan Ford Photography

Scope and Contents Folder 1 photographs include a music teacher and students playing a piano and singing around the piano; Lower School students roller blading outside of the schoolhouse, Susie Heller '69 at a picnic table with her dog and three Lower School students; students cutting and gluing paper in class with art teacher Marc Travanti; an Upper School student holding a French Horn and an ice cream cone outside of the Guggenheim Museum, small groups of Upper School students standing outside the Jewish...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries consists of photographs taken by Joan Ford Photography, who was hired to photograph student life at the schoolhouse for use by the institutional advancement, communications, and admissions departments. The photographs consist mostly of contact sheets with some editing via colored dot stickers next to some images. There are enlarged prints of select photographs, which are described more specifically within this subseries.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries consists of photographs taken by Joan Ford Photography, who was hired to photograph student life at the schoolhouse for use by the institutional advancement, communications, and admissions departments. The photographs consist mostly of contact sheets with some editing via colored dot stickers next to some images. There are enlarged prints of select photographs, which are described more specifically within this subseries.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries consists of photographs taken by Joan Ford Photography, who was hired to photograph student life at the schoolhouse for use by the institutional advancement, communications, and admissions departments. The photographs consist mostly of contact sheets with some editing via colored dot stickers next to some images. There are enlarged prints of select photographs, which are described more specifically within this subseries.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Group: Athletics records are comprised mostly of photographs of students practicing or competing in specific sports, although there are some more general athletic photographs, including physical education classes. Textual records include schedules of competitions with other schools, memoranda, and Homecoming programs. In addition, there are athletics uniforms dating between 1940 and 1990, realia such as banners and awards, the Nightingale Nighthawks chant, and records and photographs of the...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Group: Athletics records are comprised mostly of photographs of students practicing or competing in specific sports, although there are some more general athletic photographs, including physical education classes. Textual records include schedules of competitions with other schools, memoranda, and Homecoming programs. In addition, there are athletics uniforms dating between 1940 and 1990, realia such as banners and awards, the Nightingale Nighthawks chant, and records and photographs of the...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This subseries consists of photographs taken by Joan Ford Photography, who was hired to photograph student life at the schoolhouse for use by the institutional advancement, communications, and admissions departments. The photographs consist mostly of contact sheets with some editing via colored dot stickers next to some images. There are enlarged prints of select photographs, which are described more specifically within this subseries.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Group: Athletics records are comprised mostly of photographs of students practicing or competing in specific sports, although there are some more general athletic photographs, including physical education classes. Textual records include schedules of competitions with other schools, memoranda, and Homecoming programs. In addition, there are athletics uniforms dating between 1940 and 1990, realia such as banners and awards, the Nightingale Nighthawks chant, and records and photographs of the...

Scope and Contents

This subseries consists of photographs taken by Joan Ford Photography, who was hired to photograph student life at the schoolhouse for use by the institutional advancement, communications, and admissions departments. The photographs consist mostly of contact sheets with some editing via colored dot stickers next to some images. There are enlarged prints of select photographs, which are described more specifically within this subseries.