Scrapbook, photographs, and memorabilia concerning the Cornell Class of 1926, including photographs of the freshman picnic and the women's crew, and items relating to the Cornell Women's Club of New York.

Postcard written from Germany by Ernest Kubler to Miss Annemarie Wolff.

Theater programs; Chinese Students' Club dinner program; photograph of class banquet in Risley Hall; copy of English Metres by William Strunk, Jr.; lecture notes from Music 24, The Opera, taught by Otto Kinkeldey; and typescript lecture notes from Music 18, summer session, also taught by Professor Kinkeldey.

Student scrapbook with photographs, programs, clippings, and memorabilia.

Collection consists primarily of manuscript material for Bradley's book on the history of the Cornell Alumni Association, 1972, as well as numerous other items pertaining to Cornell history.

Photocopied volume, "A College Youth Sings His Poems." Also, 12 page typescript entitled "International Cooperation" (November 1923), a proposal for a World Economic Assembly which was Wille's entry for the Bok Peace Prize in 1924.

Correspondence, photographs, clippings, ephemeral items, commemorative publications, family records, and other material.

Scrapbook and loose programs, photographs, publications, clippings, and memorabilia documenting her student years at Cornell.

Memorabilia includes concert, theater, athletic, and other programs; invitations and dance cards, parody issues of the Cornell Daily Sun; pictures of the campus; Freshman Handbook; and "grandmother" letters written by junior, Lois Douque to Marjorie as a freshman, with a list of recommended clothing to bring to college; also letters from Marjorie's "grandchild" Mildred Kratzer.

In his daily diaries, 1920-1925 and part of 1928, Paul Waterman describes his classes, professors, including William Strunk, Jr., fellow students, and social life. An entertaining writer, Waterman also ruminates on life and love.