St. Olaf College 3D object collection ➔ Green beanie with stickpin
Hats
Usage: 1950s or 1960s Single
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items
A green beanie, or seamed cap, with "STAN" embroidered in red on the front. The cap has a red bottom on top and a red stick pin attached to the small visor. The pin's red end is shaped like a teardrop with an impressed cross on the top. Some fraying, holes, minor stains, and wear on the fabric. The stick pin is missing a cap.
A green beanie, or seamed cap, with "STAN" embroidered in red on the front. The cap has a red bottom on top and a red stick pin attached to the small visor. The pin's red end is shaped like a teardrop with an impressed cross on the top. Some fraying, holes, minor stains, and wear on the fabric. The stick pin is missing a cap.
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Archives Work Area ➔ 250K
Archives Work Area ➔ 250K
Archives Work Area ➔ 250K
From 1909 to 1969, it was a tradition at the College for first-year students to wear "Frosh beanies" or freshman caps. This cap marked the subjection of the incoming class to the sophomore class, which oversaw and often dictated first-year students in particular tasks. The beanie would eventually be discarded, either at the discretion of the sophomore class or at Saint Olaf Welcomes All Freshmen Day (S.W.A.F. Day).
College freshmen
beanies
caps (headgear)
stickpins
caps (headgear)
stickpins
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