Letter from Jim Carley to Sarah Thomas describing his student job in what was then the main Library (now Uris Library). Also a set of postcards: Glimpses of Ithaca and Cornell, ca. 1918, produced by the Albertype Company of Brooklyn, N.Y.

Programs, invitations, and menus for '45 events including Phi Kappa Phi, Ye Hosts, and Commencement, clipping about the Hotel Ezra Cornell celebration with a "Waitresses' Derby", a satirical chart about V-12 men's preferences in dating.

Maxine Katz (Class of 1945) chaired the Cornell Victory Chest campaign and the Red Cross student drive in 1942-1943. She was also a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi and an editor of the Cornellian. This collection documents her time at Cornell and contains a scrapbook and assorted memorbilia, primarily from the 1940s.

Transcripts and audio tapes of interviews with members of the Classes of 1922-1941 and conducted by members of the Class of 1966 and 1997 at Cornell's annual reunions in 1996 and 1997. Also includes videotapes of interviews conducted in 2002-2003. Digital versions of some of these interviews as well as some additional interviews and transcripts are also included.

Scrapbook documenting the wedding of Robert and Dorothy and his military service, as well as their Cornell experiences. Also, a photograph album and group photographs of Theta Xi members and their dates at Spring Day and houseparties in 1942.

Lecture notes from courses primarily in English, but also in Music, Psychology, and Sociology. Professional 8x10 photographs and snapshots of the Cornell campus.

Photograph album of a Cornell student, who first saw the Cornell campus when his mother attended her Reunion in 1938. It documents his experiences, with extensive captions, including winter scenes, dorms, the Hobe Young Race, a cross-country race, Phi Delta Theta, and, especially, the Navy V-12 program.