Scrapbook contains items relating to student life at Cornell from the 19-teens. Activities documented include the Cornell Dramatic Club, YWCA, and Kermis. Programs from many dramatic and musical performances at Cornell, Bailey Hall, and in Ithaca at the Lyceum Theater. Of note are programs for violinist Fritz Kreisler. Several of the programs are for drama performances with A. R. Drummond in which Searles was an actress. Other unique items the scrapbook contains include her jersey numbers for baseball and hockey and a bird watching list from a trip with Arthur Allen. There is a burned piece of paper from the Morse Hall fire. There are several grade reports and multiple letters from the Risley Hall residence committee notifying her of penalties for breaking curfew. Two letters from Hollis Dann indicate that she continually missed his music classes. A letter from a friend discusses seeing a show with Ethel Barrymore in New York City. There are several clippings regarding the Cornell ambulance squad and Edward Tinkham heading into World War One as the first American soldiers in the war. There is also a clipping about William "Daddy" George and the book is signed by Eleanor George. Photographs, athletic ephemera, several pieces on women's suffrage and a few dance cards are also included. Several photographs show women dressed as men in a mock wedding.