ASU Science Pioneers 1955-1970

Biology Lab, Tempe Normal School, early 1900's

Cap Fred Irish's Chemistry Class, Tempe Normal School, early 1900's

Chemistry Class, Tempe Normal School, early 1900's

Chemistry Lab, Tempe Normal School, early 1900's

Dr. Carleton Moore, University Portrait

Dr. Charles Woolf, University Portrait

Dr. Herbert Stahnke and student injecting a rattlesnake

Dr. Herbert Stahnke and student inspecting a Gila Monster

Dr. Herbert Stahnke and student inspecting scorpions

Dr. Herbert Stahnke inspecting a Gila Monster

Dr. Herbert Stahnke, University Portrait

Dr. LeRoy Eyring and colleague in the lab at ASU's Center for Solid State Research

Dr. LeRoy Eyring in the lab at ASU's Center for Solid State Research

Dr. LeRoy Eyring, Founder, Center for Solid State Science

Dr. LeRoy Eyring, Founder, Center for Solid State Science meets Willard Libby

Dr. LeRoy Eyring, Founder, Center for Solid State Science meets Willard Libby

Dr. Troy Péwé surveying crevasses left from ground water subsidence in Arizona

Dr. Troy Péwé, University Portrait

George Boyd at his desk

George Boyd, University Portrait

H. H. Nininger in the field, original collector of the Meteor Crater materials

H. H. Nininger in the lab, original collector of the Meteor Crater materials

H. H. Nininger, original collector of the Meteor Crater Materials

1972 Letter from Biology Professor Ray Johnson to ASU President Schwada regarding Stahnke's emeritus status

Memo from April 30, 1965 by Homer G. Durham establishing the Center for Meteorite Studies under Dr. Carleton Moore

Memo from Assoc Dean Richardson to ASC faculty regarding expansion of sponsored research

Memo from Grady Gammage to ASC faculty regarding expansion of research

Map by Dr. Troy Péwé showing ground water movement in central Arizona

Map by Dr. Troy Péwé showing ground water movement in central Arizona