6C. Classes

Scope and Contents Records of the Class of 1914, dating from 1889 to 1993, consisting of event programs, photographs, photo albums, scrapbooks, correspondence, course materials, a commemorative calendar, reunion records, financial records, care files and notebooks with updates on alumnae, and records relating to the College Hall Fire, including speculation as to its cause. Also includes records from Anne H. Webb’s time serving as Director of the Extension Division of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, pertaining...

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Records of the Class of 1915, dating from 1906 to 1980, consisting of event programs, songs, drawings, obituaries, course materials, correspondence, reunion records, scrapbooks, photo albums and photographs; concerning undergraduate and alumnae activities; including course work of Frances Alden and Ruth Bradford, drawings by Ruth Bradford, reunion material, "Sagas" written by individual class members of their post-Wellesley activities, and a memoir of Lucinda Smith written by her husband.

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Collection consists of the records of the Class of 1943, dating from 1937 to 2003. Collection includes correspondence (including multiple files of round robin letters), news clippings, songs, class schedules, event programs, class directories, scrapbooks, records of the Class Treasurer, including in relation to the class' Wellesley Cookbook. Contents relate to Freshman Day, Sophomore Court, and Sophomore Tea Dance. Includes information on Phyllis Curtin, noted soprano and teacher.

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Collection consists of the records of the Class of 1950, dating from 1946-1995. Includes student records, such as class meeting minutes, financial records, photographs, and scrapbooks, and alumnae records such as Class Treasurer's records, reunion materials, and comics about student life at Wellesley by Charlotte Ingwersen Midwood.

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Collection consists of the records of the Class of 1955, dating from circa 1951-2011, including records of the class as a whole and as individuals, as well as during their time as students (1951-1954) and as alumnae. Includes event programs, reunion records, news clippings, correspondence regarding The Wellesley Method exhibit celebrating the centennial of the Museum, and class member Marilyn Horlick Fishel's files on planning class record books and alumnae questionnaires.