Class of 1997
Found in 94 Collections and/or Records:
Photographs of Santa Lucia Day. Photos showing Pia Vraalsen '97, Maja Byrnes '96, Vanessa Wright '97, and Ulrika Andersson '99, 1987 - 1988
Poster of junior year survey results / Class of 1997, 1996
Special Collections encompasses materials relevant to Nightingale, its history, people, and/or mission, but were not created in the ordinary course of Nightingale's business or were donated items significant enough to constitute their own collection. These records do not generally fall into the other record groups' scope.
Report, Nightingale-Bamford School College Statistics, Class of 1997 / Joyce Slayton Mitchell, 1997
The Student Life Record Group consists of records related to Nightingale students that evidence student life at the school outside of classroom academics. Included are yearbooks, student publications, athletics records, admissions department records, college advising records, records of student clubs and committees, student governance records, diversity and community life, records regarding the brief boarding school at Nightingale, and records of student support/counseling offerings.
School year scrapbook, 1989 - 1990
Student photography projects. Contains projects by Nadja Hansen, Pierra Roberts '97, Gabriella Odevall, and Camille Costan-Toth, 2001
Teaching Introductory Photography to Seventh Graders / Victoria Browning Wyeth '97, 1997 May 18
As early as the 1970s, Class XII students have had the option to create an Independent Study Project (also called an Independent Senior Project, or ISP). Students select a subject of their choice, the parameters of the project, and how their learning will be exhibited, whether it be a final essay, analysis, play, artistic creation, or combination of these things. Presentations are given in the spring.
The Chicano Civil Rights Movement: A Plea for the American Dream / Priscilla Samady Aquino '97, 1997 May 19
As early as the 1970s, Class XII students have had the option to create an Independent Study Project (also called an Independent Senior Project, or ISP). Students select a subject of their choice, the parameters of the project, and how their learning will be exhibited, whether it be a final essay, analysis, play, artistic creation, or combination of these things. Presentations are given in the spring.
The Nanticoke: Their American Story / Lisa N. Hall, 1997 May 19
As early as the 1970s, Class XII students have had the option to create an Independent Study Project (also called an Independent Senior Project, or ISP). Students select a subject of their choice, the parameters of the project, and how their learning will be exhibited, whether it be a final essay, analysis, play, artistic creation, or combination of these things. Presentations are given in the spring.