Women college students.
Found in 161 Collections and/or Records:
Alpha Omicron Pi, Epsilon chapter records
Color and black and white photographs and negatives of groups, formal, social and sports events.
Alpha Phi, Delta chapter records
Scrapbooks, banquet programs from the sorority, and a history. Also newsletters, January and September 1998; 1921 and 1936 volumes of "Songs of Alpha Phi"; biographical information about members; guestbook; obituaries of members; and other miscellany relating to the sorority. Also group portraits, 1950 and 1951; composite photographs, 1956 and 1957; and groups at parties,1950s.
Anita Grad Ades correspondence
Includes microfilmed cards and letters written by Anita Ades and her mother; also intermittant letters from her father. Subjects include social and academic life at Cornell, her thoughts on being a Jew from a provincial Kentucky community, health, and other topics.
Ann Meigs letters
Student letters written to her parents during her years at Cornell and the months after her marriage.
Anna Clegg Stryke papers
Two photograph albums, loose photographs, diplomas, and Sigma Xi certificate of Anna Clegg Stryke; also, house plan by Gibb and Waltz.
Anna Lipsky scrapbook
Student scrapbook, "Welcome to Alpha Phi," with letters about sorority life; some personal letters are included.
Anne Tjomsland papers
Augustus Jacob Loos and Jenny Bell Beaty Loos papers
Family and other letters, letters describing life at Cornell, Cornell publications and memorabilia, lecture notes, photographs, and a student scrapbook of A.J. Loos. Also, memorials to Susanna Phelps Gage, reunion materials for the Class of 1877, Class of 1877 reunion photographs (1927), and replies to a request for information about the "literary and journalistic activities of Cornell graduates of 1877."
Barbara Everitt Bryant scrapbooks
Scrapbooks, including programs, letters, clippings, photographs, and other memorabilia, documenting her student experiences at Cornell; her family, especially her father, William L. Everitt; and national events, including newspapers about the end of World War II (V-E Day and V-J Day). Also, "Biographical Memorandum," an account of her life after Cornell, with a vita and a copy of the Class History that she wrote for the 1947 Cornellian.
Beatrice Hagedorn reminiscences
Reminiscences, in a letter to Professor Margaret Rossiter, describing the student experiences and later life of an early woman in electrical engineering at Cornell. Also copies of certificates and other documents about her.