Contents List

Container / Location		Title
		Series I. Administration and Personnel [series]:
1		Organizational structure of the College - change in organization from School to College
1		Changes made in instructional & organizational policy
1		Organizational charts of the College
1		Policies, rules, and regulations, 1932-1940
1		Policies, rules, and regulations,1940-1946
1		Salary policies in the New York State Colleges, Schools and Experiment Stations administered by Cornell
1		College Council
1		College Council-1920
1		College Council-1922-23
1		College Council-1929-1931
1		College Council-1938-1939
1		College Council-1940-1941
1		College Council-1941-1942
1		College Council-1942-1943
1		College Council-1943-1944
1		College Council-1944-1945
1		College Council-1945-1946
1		College Council Membership 1945-1953
1		College Council 1946-1947
1		College Council, 1947-1948
1		College Council, 1948-1949
1		College Council 1949-1950
1		College Council, 1950-1951
1		College Council, 1951-1952
1		College Council, 1952-1953
1		Committee on Higher Education for Women, 1951
1		Plan Committee, 1946
1		Committee on Admissions, 1946
1		Committee to Evaluate & integrate the Homemaking Core, 1947-1952
1		Extension Educational Policy Committee, 1946
1		Committee on Program for Extension Staff Members, 1946
1		Committee on 5-year Teaching Program, 1939-1940
1		Graduate Staff Committee
1		Educational Policies Committee
1		Resident Educational Policy Committee 1922-1940
1		Resident Educational Policy Committee 1947-1949
1		Resident Educational Policy Committee 1949-1950
1		Resident Educational Policy Committee January 1952-July 1953
1		Resident Educational Policy Committee September 1953-1954
86		Resident Educational Policies Committee - 1946-1959
86		Resident Educational Policies Committee - 1959-1969
1		Honor Committees 1924-1932
1		Library Committee 1945-1946
1		Nominating Committee 1946-1954
1		Publication Committee 1946
1		Committee on Scholarship 1945-1946
1		Committee for selection of students to attend Merrill Palmer School 1946
1		Committee on selection of students for preparation for secondary school teaching 1937-1940
1		Committee on selection of students for teacher training (proposed) 1945-1946
1		Committee on selection of students for professional training in Food & Nutrition and Institutional Management 1946
1		Social Committee College of Home Economics 1945-1946
1		Committee on student petitions and academic standing 1946
1		Working Rules Committee material 1946
1		Committee on Working Rules-Minutes-1946
1		Working Rules Committee 1947-1948
1		Special Committee on Working Rules for the Faculty 1945-1960
1		Appendix A 1946
1		Appendix B 1946
1		Appendix C 1946
		Departments, Divisions [subseries]:
2		Organization of Departments in the College 1920-1925
2		Child Development & Family Relationships: History 1925-1930
2		Child Development & Family Relationships Dept. 1925-1926
2		Child Development & Family Relationships Dept. 1927-1929
2		Child Development & Family Relationships Dept. 1930-1937
2		Child Development & Family Relationships Dept. 1940-1951
2		Child Development & Family Relationships Dept: Parental Education 1928-1931
2		Child Development and Family Relationships Course: Nursery School 1925-1930
2		Child Development and Family Relationships Course - Nursery School 1923-1924
2		Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial for Child Training 1924-1925
2		Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial for Child Training 1928-1929
2		Nursery School Teacher Preparation Curriculum Second Report Committee-of-Six (Draft I) - tentative
2		Committee - Nursery School Teacher Curriculum 1945-1946
2		Student Guidance
2		Family Life 1937-1938
2		Extension Teaching and information 1941-1947
2		Extension Teaching and Information 1916-1928
2		Food and Nutrition Dept. 1927-1945
2		Economics of the Household & Household Management Dept. 1925-1939
2		Economics of the Household with photographs of the Home Improvement Living Room
2		Household Economics and Management: Early Development and History 1908-1929
2		Dept. Household Economics and Management 1929
2		Institutional Management: History 1920
2		Housing and Design Dept. (household art) 1920-1944
2		Institution Management Dept. 1919-1945
2		Textiles and Clothing: History 1922
2		Textiles and Clothing Dept. 1927-1943
		Other Divisions, Former Departments, etc [subseries]:
3		Home Economics Cafeteria: Correspondence and Advertising Matter on Food & Food Products to 1921
3		Home Economics Cafeteria: equipment, correspondence, to 1921
3		Home Economics Cafeteria: general operation, correspondence, to 1921
3		Home Economics Cafeteria: staff, to 1921
3		SATC Mess Hall in Home Economics Cafeteria 1918-1919
3		Library and books: correspondence and advertising matter,includes correspondence from Institution of Nutrition, Manila, Philippines, 1948
3		Department's laundry service 1919-1920
3		M.V.R. Hall Library and Library Handbook
3		School of Hotel Administration History from 1920-1929
3		Hotel School 1921-1932
3		Hotel Administration 1919-1926
3		Hotel Summary 1944-1951
3		Hotel Administration 1927-1937
3		Hotel Administration 1938-1948
3		Hotel Administration 1949-1952
		Personnel [subseries]:
3		Directors and Deans of the College of Home Economics 1907-1953
3		Changes in Personnel 1925-1928
3		Head of College 1931-1932
3		Application for Headship of Home Economics 1906
3		Applicants for Deanship 1946
3		Applicants for Assistant Deanship 1944-1947
3		Appointment of Director of College 1940
3		Head of Department of Home Economics Education for 1958
3		Vincent, Dr. E. Lee (photographs)
3		Vincent, Dr. E. Lee
3		Head of Department of Child Development and Family Relationships 1942-1944
3		Index cards - for very early staff members who do not have folders
3		Correspondence: misc. professional staff and prospective staff to 1921
4		Duties questionnaires sent to professional personnel
		Alphabetical file of professional personnel [subseries]:
4		Graduate assistants - A
4		Acheson, Marjorie
4		Adams, Gladys - photograph
4		Aiken, Ann - biography - resigned August 16, 1951, Died September 15, 1952
4		Aitken, Linnie Beulah
4		Albers, Dorothy Juanita - biography, photograph
4		Aldrich, Mrs. Eleanora L
4		Allen, Lillian May
4		Allen, Laura C
4		Altman, Dr. Margaret - includes photograph
4		Armstrong, Marjorie includes photograph
4		Armstrong, Blanche photographs
4		Atzenhoffer, Phyllis Jane
4		Aust, Lucille Bernice
4		Ayers, Helen Lou
4		Graduate Students - B
4		Baay, Gwendolyn
4		Baird, Thomas J
4		Margaret E. Maxwell - includes photographs
4		Ball, Josephine; Barber, Lorna; Barnard, Louise E.; Barnum, Anna H.; Barrett, James H. Barry, Edyth E. - includes photographs
4		Barts, Adelaide A. - includes photograph; Bateman, Mrs. Jessie Walker; Bates, Eleanor; Bates, Margaret; Bates, Mrs. Miriam B
4		Bauder, Mrs. Dorothy; Beardsley, Mrs. Marilyn; Beck, Jeanette - includes photograph; Behnke, Catherine
4		Bell, 0. Jean; Bell, Mrs. R. Rietta; Bell, Mary Louise; Bernor, Inez A
4		Bertrams, Mathilda C.; Besse, Mary; Betten, Cornelius; Betten, Gertrude; Better, Mrs. Myrtle
4		Beyer, Wilma - includes photographs
4		Billings, Beatrice E.; Binzel, Alma; Binzel, Cora E.; Birdseye, Miriam
4		Bissell, Mrs. Helen; Bizal, Rachel Sanders; Blaker, Gertrude G.; Blanchard Mrs. Ruth H.; Blinn, Alice - includes photograph; Bogart, Hazel; Boggs, Lilian Bishop; Boicort
4		Bond, Barbara, Bower, Gertrude; Boys, Mrs. Jessie Austin -includes photograph
4		Braithwaite, Royden C. - includes photograph
4		Brasie, Muriel - includes photograph
4		Brennan, Margaret Jane
4		Brewer, Lucile - includes photograph; Britt, Martha; Brookins, Frances
4		Brooks, Margaret - includes photograph; Brucher, Frances A. Libbee; Buckman, Mrs. Elizabeth M.; Bull, Dr. Helen - includes photograph
4		Bunnell, Phebe (Mrs.); Burger, Mrs. Florence D.; Burgess, Constance; Burnside, Lenior; Byrd, Evelyn
4		Graduate assistants - C
4		Callan, Sannie - includes photograph; Cameron, Elizabeth - includes photograph; Campbell, Elva Theodora; Campbell, Louise
4		Canon, Helen - includes negative and photographs
4		Caplan, Miss Ruth - includes photograph; Card, Mary Emma; Chadeayne, Olive - includes photocopied transcripts; Cleveland, Cockefair, Mary L
4		Coffin, Marguerite L.; Collins, Bertine - includes photograph, Craig, Agnes Huston
4		Crawford, Mrs. H. B.; Crosby, Marion wood - includes photograph
4		Crouch, Helen; Cunningham, Roberta Lee - includes photograph; Cutler, Doris S.; Cutler, Marjorie P
4		Graduate assistants - D
4		Davis, Faith Evelyn; Dawson, Mrs. Elsie H.; Day, President Edmund E. - includes 2 photographs; Day, Ella J
4		Dennett, Mrs. L. C.; Detweiler, Thelma; Diehl, Helen; Dillon, Mrs. Ira K,; Dimcok, Annette Chase
4		Di Stefhano, Joan; Dube, Rachel (Mrs.); Dundas, Muriel; Dunkle, Donald; Dunn, Hazel S.; Dunn, Mary J.; Dwyer, Mrs. Frances Markey; Dziegiel, Genevieve
4		Graduate assistants - E
4		East, Anna Merritt; Eastman, Mrs. Beulah C.; Eastman, Emma Hall; Eastman, Evelyn
4		Eaton, Lavancia V.; Eddy, Mrs. Martha H. - includes photograph; Edwards, Alice
4		Ellis, Ann McIntyre Aiken; Engebretson, Carol; Entorf, Mark - includes photograph
4		Graduate assistants - F
4		Farr, John F.; Farrand, President Livingston; Faust, Hilda; Fehr, Beatrice; Feloton, Prof. R. A
4		Fish, Mrs. Margaret M.; Fish, Marion; Fisher, Ann Palmer; Fitch, Dean R. L.; Fitchen, Ellen
4		Fitzelle, George; Fleming, Marion; Foley, Agnes M. Carlson
4		Forest, Dr. Ilse; Fowler, Evelyn; Fowler, Marie B. - includes photograph
4		Freeman, Edith; Freeman, Ella (extension agent 1915); French, Irene M.; Fuller, E. C.; Fuller, Mrs. Pauline
5		Graduate assistants - G
5		Gallwey, Mrs. Mary 0.; Gardner, Mildred N.; Garmong, Mary Louise; Gardner, Grace; Garrison, Emma P
5		Georgia, Mrs. F. R.; Gleason, Edna; Gleason, Julia; Gleim, Ella; Glover, Katherine
5		Goetz, Salome B.; Golde, Vilma - includes photograph; Goodspeed, Helen; Graddy, Elizabeth - includes photograph; Grant, Carole
5		Graves, Hazel L. - includes photograph; Graves, Lulu; Grimes, Marcia; Gross, Irma H.; Gross, Iva Mae - biography; Gyrisco, Valerie H. (Mrs.)
5		Graduate assistants - H
5		Hadden, Ann; Hall, William D.; Hamilton, Joan; Hansen, Ripley S.; Hansl, Mrs. Eva; Harley, E. Winifred; Harper, Mrs. Marguerite; Harrington, Ida
5		Harris, Esther Kite; Harris, Katharine - includes photograph; Hart, Georgia - includes photograph
5		Hasker, Reena Roberts; Hatch, Betty - publicity; Hatch, Dorothy
5		Hathaway, Millicent L
5		Haws, Mrs. Gwen - includes photograph; Hazard, Blanche; Heaton, Dr. Lucia E
5		Hedrick, Mrs. Blanche M.; Heinig, Christine; Helburn, Betsy; Helm, Mrs Mary G
5		Henderson, Grace - includes photograph
5		Henry, Gertrude; Hester, Ellen E.; Heywood, Eunice; Highberger, Ruth
5		Hill, Eva E. - includes photograph; Hillhouse, Eleanor; Hillhouse, Marion S.; Himmer, Pauline W.; Hine, J. Waldenene; Hoffman, Helen K
5		Holmes, D. Margaret; Holmes, Laura; Hood, Henry L.; Hope, Leona; Hopper, Elizabeth; Hotaling, Norma; Hotchkiss, Alida; Howse, Virginia - biography; Hoy, David F.; Hsu, Chiang-hsia,ng
5		Hubbell, Helen; Huckett, Grace Vida Watkins; Hudson, Alice C.; Huff, Sara B.; Hunn, Anna E
5		Hunt, Arthur C.; Hunt, Grace 0.; Hunter, Beatrice; Hupp, Eleanor; Hurd, Mary T.; Hustad, Adelaide Betty
5		Graduate assistants - I
5		Ingersoll, Hazel; Ismert, Marian - includes photograph & biography
5		Graduate assistants - J-K
5		Jackson, Carol,. Jager, Juanita Albers; Jakway, Ruth
5		Janssen, Mrs. Pearl - includes photograph; Jardine, Janet; Jellicourse, Manan F.; Johnson, Alice - includes photograph
5		Johnston, Helen M - biography; Jones, Charles; Jones, Frieda F.; Jones, Jennie
5		Kaiser, Elizabeth M; Kay, Helen B.; Kelley, Frances
5		Kelley, Frances Remington; Kellogg, Ruth - includes photograph
5		Kells, Doris; Kennedy, Barbara B.; Kerns, Mrs. Mary E.; Kief, Raymond J.; Killen, Margaret
5		Kimball, Lucy; Knowles, Elaine; Knowlton, Helen
5		Koch, Adele; Krieger, Grace M.; Kruse, Professor Paul J.; Kuhn, Anne L. - includes photograph; Kuzmich, Nina - includes photograph
5		Graduate assistants - L
5		La Celle, Juriel; Lacey, Elizabeth Van Deranter; Ladd, Dr. Carl E.; La Fortune, Jessie W,; Larcum, Alice E
5		Laubengayer, Mrs. Grace; Lear, Anita Morris - includes photograph; Leighton, Mrs. Dorothea; Leske, Laura includes photograph
5		Leslie, Margaret; Lesure, John D.; Lewin, Dr. Kurt; Lindsay, Margaret - includes photograph; Linderholm, Eugenia H.; Little, Esther Snock; Little, Ginevera; Long, Helen M. Taylor, - includes photograph
5		Longbers, Ingeborg; Loomis, Mary Louise; Lorenzen, Evelyn J.; Love, Fannie
5		Loving, Adelaide; Lowe, Isabelle D.; Lundberg, Donald E
5		Graduate assistants - M
5		Mann, Albert R. (Provost)
5		Marcus, Peggy - includes photograph; Marine, Edith Lucile; Marsh, Elizabeth; Marshall, Horace; Massorr, Winifred J.- biography; Massett, Elizabeth Jean Vollmer
5		Masterman, Mrs. Nancy Kritzer - includes photograph
5		Matthews, Anne; Mathewson, Gertrude; Maxfield, T. B.; Maynard, Leonard B
5		MacArthur, Edith; McAndrew, Georgia; McArthur, Margaret J,; McBride Kathleen; McCarthy, Mrs. Alice Ross; McCay, Clive M
5		McCay, Jeanette B. - includes photograph
6		McCullough, Helen E.; McDermand, Bess - includes photograph; McIlroy Carolyn B.; McKinnie, Ruth
6		McNeal, Nancy; Meisels, Charlotte, Margaret
6		Merrill, AnnabelL.; Merrill, Charlotte Hopkins; Metcalf, Helen J.; Miller, Cora; Minnum, Mrs. Louise; Mintern, Marion; Mitchell, Edna
6		Morin, Grace; Monroe, Day
6		Monroe, Marguerite; Monsch, Helen - includes photograph
6		Moore, Mary C.; Morehouse, Margaret C. - includes photograph
6		Morey, Nancy L. Booker
6		Morgan, Christine M.; Morgan, Mrs. Rose - extension lecturer; Morris Mrs. Elsie - includes photograph; Morrow, Edith Patterson
6		Morton, Caroline
6		Moses, Winifred - includes biography; Mosher, Carolyn E.; Muskat, Miss; Mutz Mamie Russell Mutz; Myer, Martha Ann
6		Graduate assistants - N
6		Nagel, Grace; Nance, Frances Evelyn; Nason, Edith H.; Nehrling, Irene T. Dahlberg - includes photograph
6		Neidert, Marian A.; Neiley, Amelia A,; Nelson, Howard
6		Nevin, Emma Dodson - includes photograph; Newell, Mrs.; Noble, Margarte B
6		Norton, Helen M. Ward; Nuttall, Arlene
6		Nye, Claribel - includes photograph
6		Graduate assistants - O-P
6		O'Brien, Veronica; Ogden, Virginia Phillips; Olesen, Elisabeth; Olsen, Alfred L.; Olsen, Ethel I.; Orr, Margaret N.; Ovoiton, Sue Belle
6		Packer, Mrs. Cornelia H
6		Park, Helen; Pattison, Dr. Jean H.; Peabody, Mrs. Mary; Perez, Ida Osborn - includes photograph
6		Perkins, Dr. Nellie L; Peterson, Dorothy B.; Peterson, Elizabeth Jane; Phelan, Marion R.;
6		Phillips, Mrs. Mary G. - includes photograph; Pilcher, Helen Leona
6		Pinkston, Merle; Poindexter, Joan; Possinger, Gertrude Reid; Powell, Mrs. Jeannette
6		Powell, Opal; Prudent, Mrs. Inez; Pundt, Helen - includes photograph, Purcell, Mary
6		Graduate assistants - Q-R
6		Raffington, Margaret E.; Ranney, Edith S.; Reber, Mrs. Alta Mae; Reed, Janet C.; Reed, Mabel, Reed, Mrs. Marie - includes photographs
6		Remsberg, Ruth Elizabeth - includes photograph; Renshaw, Ada Adams
6		Reynolds, Ellen Ann
6		Rhulman, Jessie - includes photograph
6		Rice, Wanda Churchill; Riemo, Svend
6		Ripley, Helen L.; Robb, B. B.; Roberts, Dorothy
6		Robinson, Mrs. Charlotte - includes photograph
6		Robinson, Myra J.; Robson, Helen K
6		Rockwood, Mrs. Lemo D
6		Rogers, Lucille; Roseboom, Emma S.; Roman, Mrs. Nancy McNeal - includes photograph
6		Royce, Louise Il; Ruddock, Mrs. Helen; Runey, Mrs. Charlotte; Russell, Abbie - includes photograph; Ryan, Helen Theresa
6		Graduate assistants - S
6		Sabine, Dean J. H.; Saby, Maude Sanford; Sayles, Risha L.; Scheer, Margaret; Shiffenhaus, Ida; Schlie, Myrtle M
6		Scholes, Bonnie; Scholes, Kathryn Tew; Scidmore, Mrs. Alma; Scott, Clarice Louisba
6		Scott, Dorothy B.; Scott, Raymond - biography
7		Scott, Ruth - includes photograph
7		Shattuck, Ruth Sykes; Sibley, R. P
7		Simmonds, Helen F.; Simpson, Jean Irwin; Searls, Isobel; Selby, Richard J.; Selke, Mrs. Ellen Bek
7		Selke, Janet Aileen; Shafer, Lois Purdey; Sheeler, Harriet
7		Shevrin, Howard; Small, Mrs. Kathleen; Smart, Mrs. Mollie Stevens - includes photograph; Russell Smart photo
7		Smiley, Dr. & Dr. Evans; Smith, Edna B.; Smith, Gladys E.; Smith, Janet; Smith, Laura Lee
7		Smith, Lucile Grant; Smith, Mr. 0. W
7		Smith, Mrs. Ruby G. - includes photograph
7		Smith, Ruth Henderson - includes photograph; Smudskie, Vivian F.; Showman, Barbara Ruth
7		Sommerfeld, Edna; Sonnenday, Dora; Spicer, Mildred
7		Staley, Helen Knott; Stanick, Helen - includes photograph
7		Stannard, Beulah E.; Stanton, Amy Louise; Steckman, Lillian Lois; Steele, Betty
7		Steger, Louise; Steinmetz, Margaret Olive - includes photograph
7		Stephens, Emmajean; Stettler, Charlene - publicity; Stine, Marion L
7		Strahan, Mrs. Julia Gleason; Straight, Ruth Evaline; Stutz, F. H.; Swope, Mrs. Emma
7		Graduate assistants - T
7		Taylor, Mrs. Carrie W. - includes photograph; Taylor, Lucy D.; Tenepin, Raymond H.; Tharp, Hazel
7		Thomas, Gertrude (H.D.A. Case)
7		Thomas, Mrs. Mary L.; Thompson, Nelle E. - includes photograph
7		Thorn, June G.; Titsworth, Bertha E.; Tower, Frances Huntington; Tyrell, Bess
7		Graduate Assistants - U-V
7		Udall, Mrs. Dorothy Kutschbach
7		Underwood, Erma E. Hollen; Undine, Eugene
7		Van Blarcom, Grace Morin - includes photograph
7		Van Horn, Rua Ray; Van Ness, Hazel; Van Steenberg, Cecile
7		Vinton, Miss Frances E.; Visnyei, Kathryn O'Malley; Voorhees, Hazel L Spencer - includes photograph
7		Graduate assistants - W-Z
7		Ward, Frances E. Vinton; Ward, William W
7		Warner, Annette J
7		Watkins, Ann; Weisbrod, Helen; Weisendanger, Delpha - includes photograph
7		Weiss, Charlotte E
7		Weld, Emma S.; Wellman, Mrs. Mildred Kingsley - includes photograph
7		Wells, Anne; Wells, Marie Evelyn
7		Welsh, Marie S.; Wetzsteon, Mrs. Mary
7		White, Mrs. Ruth B.; Whittemore, (Grace) Margaret; Whitten, Martha Edwards
7		Wigle, Alma; Wilker, Marguerite
7		Wilkerson, Mabel; Williams, Mrs. Anna R.; Williams, Faith M.; Williams, G. Dorothy - includes photograph; Willman, Mrs. Anna R. - biography
7		Wilson, Pauline Park; Winsor, A. L.; Wolcott, Mrs. Muriel White; Wolfe, Kathryn
7		Wood, Therese E
7		Woodruff, Olive
7		Wooly, Elizabeth
7		Wright, Florence E. - includes photograph
7		Wright, Martha J.; Wright, Mary R.; Wright, Prof. W. J.; Wyard, Charlotte
7		Yarrow, Leon Jay; Young, Elizabeth; Young, Helen B.; Zillmer, Helen J
		Non-Professional Staff [subseries]:
8		Miscellaneous Non-Professional Staff (before 1921)
8		Abbinck, Barbara Brittain; Adams, Mrs. Harriet T.; Adams, Hilah M.; Aiken, Mrs. M. R
8		Albro, Wayne; Albury, Margaret; Alfreds, S. Mary; Allen, Mrs. Jane M.; Allen, Janet E. MacDougall; Ames, Mrs. Lois; Anders, Marjorie
8		Asai, Tasu; Austin, Mrs. Ruth (Danns, Knapp, Whittier); Baldwin, Marilyn; Barber, Barbara Josephine; Barker, Veronica
8		Barnard, Alice A.; Barnard, Mildred B.; Batt, Marilyn; Batterson, Mrs. Charlotte; Baumann, Mrs. Faye; Beddoe, Barbara; Beebe, Helen
8		Benedict, M. Leone; Benner, Mrs. James W.; Benson, Audrie; Benson, Mrs. Mary Heydweiler; Bentley, Mrs. Audrey; Bernstein, Mrs. Helen Fehrer; Berry, Ruth L
8		Besemer, Marilynne; Best, Mary Frances; Bird, Milton; Black, Mrs. Winifred N.; Blanch, Mrs. Emma Dell; Borgeson, Barbara J.; Bowman, Vernon
8		Boyle, Margaret L; Brierley, Mrs. Myrtle; Brown, Edward; Brown, Grade; Brown, Helen E.; Bruska, Mrs. Anne K.; Burritt, Mrs. Ethel L.; Boehmer, Mrs. Norma; Bassette, Elizabeth Freestone
8		Caley, Elizabeth; Cameron, Mrs. Eva Zimmerman; Carney, Mrs. Beverly; Carr, Mrs. Olive; Chambers, Mrs. Ellen Kathleen; Champeau, Mrs. Elizabeth M.; Chisom, Pearle; Christensen, Mrs. Janeth R.; Ciaschi, Viola; Clark, Barbara
8		Clark, Mrs. Beverly; Clark, Margaret; Clough, Naomi Gray; Cockerill, Mrs. Geraldine; Comstock, C. Jean; Cornelius, Edna
8		Corser, N. Eugenia; Courchene, Anna-May; Cox, Ethel Cecilia; Crook, Mrs. Royal D.; Cunningham, Mrs. Margaret C.; Curtis, Elizabeth
8		Dailey, Laura G.; Daino, Teresa; Daland, Jane; Daniels, Mrs. Mary; Dann, Stephen; Darrah, Mrs. Wanda; Davidson, Virginia; Davis, Edna
8		Davis, Mrs. Ruth; De Benham, Mrs. Mary Alden; De Bye, Marion; Dedlow, Mrs. Louise; Delgado, Charles; DeLong, Luella; Dennis, Beulah May; De Prey, Alberie; DeSantis, Mrs. Anita; Devenpeck, Mrs. H. S
8		Dietzen, Dorothy May; Dietzen, Gretchen; Donaldson, Ada Belle; Donnelly, Mathilde O.; Dougherty, Mrs. Ruth; Dowe, Doris; Driscoll, Anna; Driscoll-, Elizabeth; Durbon, Dorothy; Dutcher, Willena
8		Ebersol, Mrs. Marjorie; Edinger, Mrs. P. L.; Elliott, Margaret G.; Ellsworth, Annie Merrill
8		Fabbricatore, Catherine S. (deceased); Farley, Stella; Farling, Helen P.; Finneran, Mary C.; Fish, Mrs. Mildred Wadley; Fisher, Evelyn; Flynn, Eileen Marie; Francis, Mrs. Helen; Freeman, Herbert; French, Mrs. Eva; Fudge, Emily Louise
8		Gaiser, Mrs. Celia; Gallagher, Eleanor Marie; Gallimore, Madge; Gaynor, Evelyn M.; Gehshan, Mrs. Henrietta Burgott; Geller, Sarah; Getman, Mrs. Marguerite
8		Giles, Isabelle; Glaeser, Marion; Gluck, Rhena; Goldbas, Mrs. Beverly Stern; Goldsmith, Mrs. Lucy; Gooding, Velma; Gragg, Mrs. Dorothy; Graver, Dona
8		Green, Mrs. Mary J.; Greig, Blodwen; Greig, Jean; Gulling, Mrs. Ruth Osborn; Gunn, Julia R
8		Hadley, Charles; Hagin, Bernice; Hagin, Mrs. Evelyn; Hakes, Vivian J.; Halstead, Mrs. Anna - includes photograph; Hammond, M. C.; Harford, Ida T.;
8		Hartley, Clinton; Haskins, Marion; Hayes, Elizabeth; Hayflich, Kate G.; Healy, Lolita; Henderson, James E.; Henderson, Lavern V.; Henighen, Kathryn M
8		Heron, Mary Catherine; Hershey, Mrs. Donald; Hess, Mrs. Florence; Hinkelman, Dorothy; Hipolit, Mrs. Jeannette M.; Holt, Margaret
8		Homma, Mrs. Isao; Hoppe, Mrs. Margaret - includes photograph; Horstman, Honora; Horton, Mrs. Vera; Hosmer, Emily; Howe, Ann; Howe, Ruth M.; Howes, Louise A
8		Hoover, Margaret; Hubbell, Irene Dean; Hubel, Dorothy; Hughes, Lillian Virginia; Hull, Marjorie; Humphreys, Lydia; Hunn, Anna E.; Huntington, Ellen; Hurlbutt, Edith M. Fenner; Hutchinson, Lois V
8		Ingersoll, Mary G.; Inscho, Dorothy; Jack, Elizabeth Jane; Jackson, Joyce
8		Jacobs, Mrs. Marguerite M.; Jansen, Ruby; Johannessen, Patricia Martin; Johnson, Mrs. Irma Y.; Johnson, Seth D.; Jones, Blanche; Jones, Mrs. Clarence
8		Jones, Ethel J.; Jones, Frances M.; Junkin, Mrs. Elsie; Kane, Catherine; Kayko, Mrs. Ingeborg; Kellogg, Mrs. G.; Kelly, Lovina L.; Kercher, Lydia Z.; Kerns, Mrs. Stella
8		King, Mrs. Helen E.; Knapp, Claude; Koch, Mrs. Nan; Kockenmeister, E. C.; Kogan, Sally; Kopman, Alta; Kornfeld, Florence M.; Kutz, Mrs. Anne
8		Lane, Anna E.; Lanning, Mrs. Nancy Louise; Lapp, Isabel; Larsen, Mrs. Helen L.; Laubengayer, E. Dorothy; Lee, Margaret; Lennox, Mrs. Eva
8		Lenox, Mrs. Theresa; Leonard, Edwin, Lewis, Dick; Lewis, Gertrude; Linke, Mrs. Esther; Lisenring, Margaret, Little, Mabel; Long, Francis; Lund, Mrs. Ethel; Lynch, Helen; Lyon, Helen
8		Madison, Winifred L.; Magill, Diana; Mann, Mrs. Winifred; Manning, Dorothy; Manos, Mary G.; Mapes, Anna; Marion, Mrs. Doris Grace; Marion, Wanda; Martin, Eugene Joseph; Massey, Mrs. Elizabeth
8		Matthews, Mrs. Eleanor; Matthews, Mrs. Eileen; Mattice, M. C.; Mattuci, Elvera; Maynard, Dorothea Matteson; Mazza, Angeline; MacBain, Marjorie; McCandless, Nancy Philips; McCarthy, Mary Catherine; McClintock, Mrs. Evelyn F.; McClure, Florence
8		McCracken, Kermit King; McCredy, Mrs. Jeannette E.; McCusker; Mrs. Joan Louise; McDaniels, Mary A.; McFerren, Margaret G.; McGraw, Mayme L.; McIlroy, Annie; McSkimming, Isabelle
8		Medlin, Clara Cuthbertson; Merdes, Mrs. Norma Wardle; Merriman, Ruth J.; Merritt, Ruth Stacey; Messinger, Mrs. Constance N
8		Miller, Lido; Minor, Carol; Mirantz, Mrs. Arline C.; Morehouse, Beverly Lynch; Morrow, Anne; Moskowitz, Mrs. Blanche T.; Moulton, Priscilla; Mundy, Elbert; Murphy, Arthur W
8		Murphy, Mrs. Eleanor Curtis (Sturges) - includes photograph; Myers, Mrs. Joan; Nardi, Clara; Nedrow, E. Paul; Newman, Elsie M.; Newton, Naomi; Nichols, Morey
8		Nobles, Mrs. Betty; Nolan, Anna; Nulle, Rachel Worthen; Nurmi, Elizabeth; Oehrle, Paula; Olson, Ethel; Overacker, Mrs. George; Overacker, George B
8		Packard, Mrs. Elizabeth; Parker, George W
8		Parsons, Mrs. Elsa; Paul, Thelma M.; Pearson, Mrs. Dorothy; Peiser, Mrs. Edith - includes photograph
8		Perez, Mrs. Mary Harrison; Pendleton, Mrs. Ann B.; Perkins, Alice W
8		Phillips, Mrs. Dorothy E.; Pierson, Blanche E. Martin; Pope, Vieno Pertula; Pratt, Mrs. Marian; Presswitz, Mrs. Marqery S
8		Probert, Dorothy; Probert, Dorothy Ann; Pullan, Edythe; Randolph, Mabel; Rathbun, Mrs. Alberta
8		Reed, Lucille Coggshall; Reed, Madeline Church; Reese, Irene Dowe; Reisman, Mrs. Leorita; Reslet, Frances Williams (Mrs.); Reulein, Pauline Babcock
8		Rezelman, Reyer; Rhea, Mrs. Flavia Wagner; Richards,
8		Mrs. Joyce; Roach, Jacqueline C.; Robson, Mina
8		Roe, Sara; Rogers, Ruth S. Tilley; Ronto, Rose C.; Root, Hazel C.; Roskelly, Mrs. Helen; Ross, Evelyn; Ross, Mrs. Grace; Rosser, Mrs. Annetta; Roth, Evelyn
8		Royce, Mary G.; Ruane, Mary Rita; Rundle, Eleanor J.; Russell, Claribel; Russo, Mrs. Erna B.; Ryan, Bernadine F.; Ryan, Mrs. Bessie Belle - includes photograph
8		Sabella, Mrs. Marjorie; Sailor, Mrs. Sara B.; Saltsman, Anna; Sampel, Ruth D.; Sampson, Mrs. Marie; Sandman, Mrs. E. M. - includes photograph; Schaffer, Amelia; Schmehl, Mrs. Elizabeth P.; Schmidt, Fatanitza Louise - includes photograph; Schmutz, Mrs. LaRue; Schoenfeld, Mrs. Edith Martin; Schubert, Mrs. Ruth D.
8		Scudamore, Margaret; Seeholzer, Dorothy; Shelley, Mrs. Charline L.; Sheppard, Lillian E.; Short, Mrs. Madeline
8		Sigler, Rita; Sinski, Anthony; Slater, Mildred; Smirlock, Mrs. Doris; Smith, Barbara; Smith, Hilda Agnes; Smith, Mrs. Katherine M.; Smithcovs, Mrs. Martha; Somers, Mrs. Beulah; Stanzinao, Mrs. Helen M
8		Stevens, Dorothy, B. (Buckley); Stewart, Marjorie, J.; St. John, Ruth N.; Stimson, Mary Bradley; Stockholm, Gladys; Stocking, Mrs. Harriet
8		Stoehr, Mrs. Aida; Storey, Mrs. Marian - includes photo graph; Storey, Mary; Stout, Mrs. J. C.: Strasburg, Mrs. Dorothy E.; Stritzinger, Gustave; Stritzinger, Mina
8		Stromberg, Mrs. Jean; Sturges, Sally Lou; Swanson, Mrs. Mildred; Swartley, Mrs. Elizabeth; Swartwood, Mrs. Lena; Sweatland, George; Swisher, Mrs. Marjorie; Sykes, Clara
8		Tack, Betty; Takce, Ethel - includes photograph; Tate, Mrs.; Taylor, Mrs. Louise; Tefft, Mrs. Jean; Thilly, Margaret; Thomas, Eleanor; Thomas, Ella Anderson; Thompson, Bertha (Mrs.)
8		Thorne, Dorothy L.; Tittle, Mrs. Marcia; Todd, Dorothy; Todd, Mrs. Emily B.; Tomidy, Veronica Lorayne; Tompkins, Mrs. Flossie; Treleaven, Nellie; Tucker, Mildred; Tudi, Lela; Turner, Mrs. Mildred Edith; Tyree, Helen Agnes
9		Underwood, Irene J.; Van Natta, Doris; Volze, Eleanor C., Wardwell, Mrs. Lorena; Watros, Glenn; Watros, Vida Steen burgh; Watt, Martha W.; Weibly, Janice Mae; Weil, Frances M.; Weinberger, Irene; Weissbecker, Alice J.
9		Welch, Cora; Welch, Mrs. Doris; Welch, Sarah; Westbrook, Mrs. Edna; Westlake, Harriet; Wetherbee, Phyllis Jeanne; Whipple, Diane (Barkdoll); Whitaker, Louise; Whitcraft, Marie
9		Whitford, Dora; Whitford, June; White, Annie M.; Wilcox, Barbara A.; Wilhelm, Bernice Louise - includes photograph; Wilkinson, Helen; Wilkinson, Mary - includes photograph; Wilkinson, Virginia Ruth; Williams, Barbara
9		Williams, Frances; Williams, Margery E. Ufford; Williamson, Edith Getman; Wilmot, Thomas; Wilson, Annabeth; Wolff, Helene C.; Wolff, Martha L.; Wood, Rachel
9		Woodruff, Jeanette; Woods, Mrs. Mary Ellen; Woods, Shirley M.D.; Wooley, Hope; Wright, Mrs. Lucille; Wyman, Mrs. Florence - includes photograph; Yager, Joseph; Zapf, Florence M
9		Employment of students at College to 1921
9		Employment of students, alumni, non-students; reference and recommendation to 1921
		College Faculty and Staff [subseries]:
9		Staff correspondence: individual household, industrial and personal problems, to 1921
9		Staff Civil Service Report 1930-1931
9		Study of Faculty Ranks 1944, 1947
9		Study of Degrees held by Faculty- 1-947
9		Staff attendance at professional and scientific meetings, 1938-1939, 1940
9		School visiting by College faculty members 1938-1939
9		Home visiting by staff members 1938-1942
9		Data on faculty and staff
		Stenographic and Clerical Services [subseries]:
9		Stenographic service studies, 1937, 1939
9		Stenographic service 1943-1944, 1947
9		Mimeograph and multilith reports, 1940-1947
9		Committees, Lists of
9		Standing Committees of the College 1927-1946
9		Spafford Study 1937-1938 - Foods and Nutrition
9		Spafford Study - Household Art
9		Spafford Study - Textiles and Clothing
9		Spafford Study - Home Economics Education
9		Spafford Study - General
9		Spafford Study - Economics of the Household
9		Discussion group on General Education, 1952
		Evaluations of the College [subseries]:
9		Study of undergraduate teaching and checklist on other work for 1939-1940
9		Memorandum on Certain Aspects of Administration in Cornell University, 1945
9		Legal matters - Legislation: correspondence to 1921
9		Federal laws - Smith-Lever Act - 1919
9		Federal laws - Relation of federal cooperative extension employees to agricultural organizations
9		Federal laws - Capper-Ketcham Act - 1935
9		Federal laws - Hope-Flannagan Bill - 1946
9		State laws - Laws of New York State concerning Extension
9		State laws - College of Home Economics legislation of New York State Senate & Assembly, 1928
9		State laws - Amendments to New York Vehicle and Traffic Law, 1949
9		Local laws - legal problems of the department to 1921
9		Miscellaneous administrative materials - administrative calendar of College
9		Miscellaneous administrative materials - college objectives, preliminary work-1932-1942
9		Financial matters - Budgets 1912-1935
10		Financial matters - Budgets 1912-1935
10		Financial matters - Budgets 1935-1952 publications
10		Revised budqet 1945-1946
10		Budgets 1949-1954
10		Miscellaneous budgetary matters
10		Emergency budget 1941-1943
10		Transfer of bookkeeping to Roberts Business office July 1943
10		Budget - Acceleration
10		Budget - Bonuses
10		Special state defense funds
10		Miscellaneous financial & budgetary materials 1949-1959
10		Research budget information 1949-1959
		Records of the College of Home Economics Placement Office [subseries]:
60-63		College Alumni/Personnel records, c. 1920's-1940's
69		Field Trips 1951-1957
69		Elementary Certification - Cornell 1950's and 1960's
69		Secondary Certification - 1960's
69		Home Economic Students Employed Part-Time at College 1948-1958, 1961-1966
69		Beginning Jobs - Vocational Information, 1950's and 1960's
69		Alumni Lists 1950's and 1960's
69		Brochure 1965
69		Brochure 1963
69		Brochure 1968- Alumni 1955-1957, 1960's
69		"This Job is Yours" - Publication put out by the Placement Office - 1946, 1948, 1952, 1960
69		Letter from Esther Stocks to Alumnae - October 1953
		College Reports [subseries]:
59		The Department of Home Economics Education, by Margaret Hutchins - 1946-1958
79		Ad Hoc Committee Recommendations on College Study Report and Faculty discussion - 1967
79		Memoranda concerning Dept. of Textiles and Clothing & Organizational Committee - 1967
79		Reactions to Report - 1966-1967
79		Correspondence concerning President's Committee1965-1968
79		Response to College Study Report, Ad Hoc Committees - 1967-1968
79		Dept. of Home Economics Education, Reports 1958-1968
79		Recommendations of an Ad Hoc Committee on the Status of Textiles and Clothing in a Reorganized College - October 22, 1968
79		Organization of the College - Various Perspectives 1969
79		Dean Knapp's Remarks and Memoranda, Reports,1968,1969,1972
79		Community Service Education - HSS - late 1970'searly 1980's
79		College of Human Ecology - Memoranda, Reports 1970's
80		Faculty Meeting Minutes 1959-1968
80		Department Heads Meeting Minutes, 1962-1966
81		Faculty Meeting Minutes 1925-1943
81		Department Heads Meeting Minutes 1944-1962 , 1966-1969
82		Faculty Meeting Minutes 1943-1959
85		Academic Services Committee, 1969-1973,Committee on Academic Status 1974-1976
85		Academic Standing Faculty Committee - Annual Reports - 1946-1961,1963-1973'
85		Admissions - Annual Reports - 1947-1963
85		Admissions - Annual Reports - 1965-1969
85		Admissions - Annual Reports - 1969-1976
85		Admissions Philosophy, Policies and Procedures of the Faculty Committee on Admissions 1964, 1967
85		Attrition - Reports - 1939-1950, 1939-1955, 1966-1973
85		Certification of Home Economics Teachers - 1958-1968 Proposed Program for Training PreKindergarten & KindergartenTeachers - 1968
85		Communications - Publications Committee - Minutes & AnnualReports - 1950's & 1960's
85		Diversity - 1972-1973
85		Extension Studies Committee - 1947-1950
85		Graduate Education Committee - Annual Reports - 1969-1970, 1972-1973 Graduate Fellowship Committee - Annual Reports - 1975-1977
85		Grants Committee - Annual Report - 1974-1976
85		Mann Library Committee - Reports - 1947-1966
85		15 Nominations and Elections - Reports - 1948-1968
86		Research Committee Reports - 1954-1973
86		Student Faculty Committee - Reports - 1949-1969
		Study Concerning Change from Home Economics to Human Ecology [subseries]:
78		Sex Discrimination Case - Cornell vs. 5 woman professors - late 1970's
78		Sample Research Proposals - Community Service Education - Sara Blackwell
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics - Minutes, Memoranda, Correspondence - 1961-1965
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Horne Economics - Memoranda, Goals, Proposals, correspondence, Minutes - 1961-1965
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics - Minutes, Memoranda - 1965
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics - External Consultants - 1966
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics - Minutes, Reports - 1966
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics - Progress Reports, Memoranda Reports to the Committee by people outside of Cornell, Minutes - 1966
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics - Memoranda, Minutes - 1966
78		President's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics - Reports, Memoranda, Discussion of final report - 1966
78		Memoranda, Correspondence, Committee Reports, 1966-May 1967
78		Final Report of the Preident's Committee to Study the College of Home Economics, 1966-December
		Series II. Cooperation of the College with Governmental, Educational, and Private Organizations, 1916-1959 [series]:
		Government, National, New York State
10		Government Groups - National - Land Grant College Association 1922-1932
10		Government Groups - National - Land Grant College Association 1933-1940
10		Government Groups - National - Land Grant College Association 1941-1943
10		Government Groups - National - Land Grant College Association Nutrition Bill 1943-1945
10		Government Groups - Land Grant - Home Economics Division (Historical)
10		Research Advisory Committee - Land Grant - (next meeting)
10		National Council of Parent Education - 1926-1929
10		National Council of Parent Education - 1930-1931
11		National Council of Parent Education - 1932-1935
11		National Council of Youth Administration - 1935-1936
11		National Council of Youth Administration - 1937-1940
11		U.S.D.A. - policies 1918, 1923
11		U.S.D.A. - correspondence to 1921
11		U.S.D.A. - Bureau of Home Economics Dietary Studies 1926
11		U.S.D.A. - Bureau of Home Economics 1931
11		Origin of Bureau of Home Economics 1923
11		U.S. Department of Education - Federal Board of Vocational Education - 1926-1927
11		U.S. Department of Labor - correspondence to 1921
11		U.S. War Department Service - 1949
11		W.P.A. - Rural Rehabilitation 1934; Rural Settlement 1936
11		Miscellaneous U.S. government groups - correspondence to 1921
11		Desmond Joint Legislative Committee on Nutrition, 1943-1946
11		New York State Department of Agriculture, correspondence to 1921
11		New York State Agricultural Advisory Commission: Martha Van Rensselaer
11		New York State Advisory Committee: Flora Rose, 1930-1934
11		Farmers' Institutes
11		Farmers' Institute - Women's Institutes
11		Farmers' Institute - Women's - clippings
11		New York State Council of Rural Women - 1943
11		New York State Department of Education - correspondence to 1921
11		New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Home Economics Education 1941-1943
11		New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Home Economics Education - 1922-1938
11		New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Home Economics Education - 1944-1946
11		New York State Department of Education - general - 1941-1946
11		New York State Commissioner of Education Graves - correspondence with Martha Van Rensselaer - 1930
11		New York State Department of Education Child Guidance - 1930-1932
11		New York State Department of Education Home Report - 1934-1937
11		New York State Flood Relief Program 1935
11		New York State Food Commissioner
12		New York State Food Supply Commission - 1917
12		New York State Nutrition Committee 1937-1949
12		New York State Department~ of Health - correspondence to 1921
12		New York State Department of Labor - Children's Bureau 1937-1938
12		New York State Joint Legislative Economy Committee August 1942
12		New York State Joint Legislative Committee on Imitation Milk Products and Problems, 1953
12		New York State departments - correspondence to 1921
		Government Groups - Local [subseries]:
12		Cooperative Program between College and Nassau County, 1937-1938
12		Tompkins County Development Association 1935-1937
		Private Groups [subseries]:
12		Associated Country Women of the World - 1936
12		Associated Country Women of the World - 1940
		Private Groups - International [subseries]:
12		Agricultural missions Foundation - 1931-1945
12		Miscellaneous international organizations - correspondence to 1921
		Private Groups National [subseries]:
12		American Country Life Association 1931
12		American Home Economics Association correspondence to 1921
12		American Home Economics Association Lake Placid Conference - correspondence to 1921
12		American Home Economics Association 1916-30
12		American Home Economics Association 1932
12		American Home Economics Association 1930-1940
12		American Home Economics Association 1940-1946
12		American Red Cross - correspondence to 1921
12		Association for Childhood Education - 1930
12		Better Homes in America Organization 1922-1935
12		Child Health organization of America
12		Foods Facts Foundation 1957
12		League of Women Voters 1927-1930
12		League of Women Voters - correspondence to 1921
12		Mothers' Assembly - correspondence to 1921
12		National Country Life Association - correspondence to 1921
12		Girl Scouts
12		General Federation of Women's Clubs - correspondence to 1921
12		Grange - correspondence to 1921
13		Women's National Farm and Garden Association 1931-1936
13		W.C.T.U. - correspondence to 1921
13		Y.W.C.H. - correspondence to 1921
13		National organizations - correspondence to 1921
		Private Groups: Regional [subseries]:
13		Miscellaneous regional groups - correspondence to 1921
		Private Groups: State [subseries]:
13		New York State Agricultural Society 1929
13		New York State Council of Rural Women 1931-1941
13		Home Bureau Creed and Home Bureau Song
13		Home Bureau - union with Home Economics
13		Farm and Home Bureaus: correspondence on problems of individual Bureaus - to 1921
13		New York State Federation of Home Bureaus - 1925-33
13		New York State Federation of Home Bureaus - and the College Marketing Program, 1929
13		Farm and Home Bureau - recommended constitution 1931
13		New York State Federation of Home Bureaus - 1934-1940
13		New York State Federation of Home Bureaus - correspondence 1940-46
13		New York State Federation of Home Bureau - Reports 1941-1942
13		New York State Federation of Home Bureau Reports 1943-1946
13		Home Bureau Federation Publicity Workshop - September 1950
13		Farm-Home Bureau - Extension - realignment
13		State Federation of Home Bureaus Handbook - 1944-1945
13		New York State Federation of Presidents of Women's Educational Organizations - 1921-1934
13		Conference Board of Women's Organizations in New York State - 1935-1943
14		New York State Federation of Women's Clubs - correspondence to 1921
14		New York State Federation of Women's Clubs - 1932-1936
14		New York State Home Economics Association
14		New York State Home Economics Clubs 1948
14		New York League of Women Voters 1936-1943
14		New York State Social Hygiene Society - correspondence to 1921
14		Miscellaneous State Organizations - correspondence to 1921
		Private Groups: Local [subseries]:
14		Ithaca P.T.A. Study Group - 1935-1939
14		Local Library Organizations - correspondence to 1921
14		Miscellaneous Local Organizations - correspondence to 1921
14		Visitors to College of Home Economics 1926-1959
		Educational Groups: Universities and Colleges [subseries]:
14		University of the State of New York, correspondence to 1921
14		New York State School of Agriculture, (Long Island) correspondence, 1915
14		Other New York State (government supported) Colleges, correspondence to 1921
14		Other State Universities, correspondence
14		Miscellaneous colleges and universities, A-M, correspondence
14		Miscellaneous colleges and universities, N-Z, correspondence
14		University of Illinois - correspondence to 1921
14		Merrill-Palmer School 1922-1934, 1942
14		Simmons College - correspondence to 1921
14		Traphagen School of Fashion (1680 Broadway, New York, New York)
		Miscellaneous educational groups [subseries]:
14		Public and private grade and high schools - correspondence to 1921
14		George Jr. Republic - correspondence to 1921
14		American Association of University Women - 1935-1940
14		American Association of University Women - 1941-1946
14		Conference Board of Women's Educational organizations (in New York State) 1920-1941
14		Educational Groups in other countries - correspondence to 1921
14		Miscellaneous Educational Groups
14		Northeast Region Home Economics Administrators (minutes)
14		Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary School - Part B of Questionnaire Guide for Institutional Self-Evaluation
14		Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary School - Part B. of Questionnaire Guide - Copies of Original Answers By Sub-Committees (1-19)
15		Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary School - Part B of Questionnaire Guide - Copies of Original Answers by Sub-Committees (20-33)
		Institutes and Conferences held at the College [subseries]:
15		State Committee on the New York State College of Home Economics Conference, Ithaca May 1927
15		Cornell P.T.A. Institute 19381946
15		Nutrition Conferences, Institutes - 1940's
15		New York State Nutrition Institute 1954
15		New York State Nutrition Institute 1954 - correspondence
15		Rural Urban Forum 1941
15		Conference on Home Safety for Supervising Public Health Nurses - May 1944
15		Work Simplification Project of the General Education Board - January 1945
15		Van Rensselaer - Rose Faculty Seminar & Lecture Series 1947, 1951
15		Van Rensselaer - Rose Series 1945-1955
15		Conference of New York State Association of Future Homemakers of America May 1948
15		Conference for Homemaking Teachers 1948-1953
15		Home Management Conference 1950 and Institute on Internation Education in Home Economics 1958
		Series III. All-College Activities [series]:
15		Campus guests and guest lecturers - to 1921
15		Report of Dean Vincent's Reception - November 1946
15		Reception for the Dean - 1953
15		Reception for Miss Canayer - 1953
		Cooperation with College of Agriculture [subseries]:
15		College of Agriculture: Abstracts of Faculty Meetings
15		College of Agriculture Business office
15		College of Agriculture Policies 1915-1931
15		Planning for Mann Library 1944-1948
15		Relationship between College of Home Economics and Rural Education Department 1941-1946
15		Cooperation with Rural Sociology Department 1912-1929
15		Sub-committee on social work - 1929-1946
15		College of Agriculture Publications office - 1932
15		Proposed Conference Center - 1947
		Cooperation with other Divisions of the University [subseries]:
15		University Board of Trustees
15		University Library Board 1943
		Participation in Cornell University Activities [subseries]:
15		Extracts from minutes of meetings of Executive Committee and Board of Trustees - 1952-1954
15		Extracts from minutes of meetings of Executive Committee and Board of Trustees - 1955-1958
15		University Convocations to 1921
15		University Policies
15		Inaugurations - Farrand, Day, Malott
15		Cornell University Semi-Centennial Celebration
		SUNY Materials [subseries]:
15		State University of New York President Alvin C. Ewich 1949-1951
15		SUNY - rhe State Education Department Bureau of Home Economics Education
15		SUNY - Committees - Personnel Policies
15		SUNY - questionnaires
15		SUNY materials -952
16		SUNY and Cornell University, relations with 1949-1952
16		SUNY Master Plan for Community Colleges and 4 year Colleges for the State
		Farmers' Week and Farm and Home Week [subseries]:
16		Farm and Home Week: Early History
16		Farmers Institute and Farmers Week - Homemakers Conference - 1909
16		Farmers Institute and Farmers Week - Homemakers Conference 1910-1913
16		Farmers Institute and Farmers Week - Homemakers Conference 1915-1917
16		Farmers Institute and Farmers Week - Homemakers Conference 1915-1917-clippings
16		Farmers Institute and Farmers Week - Homemakers Conference - photographs
16		Farmers Week - Homemakers Conference - 1918-1921
16		Farmers Week - Homemakers Conference - 1924, 1928-1930
16		Farm and Home Week - 1931-1932
16		Farm and Home Week Speakers - 1930-1942
16		Farm and Home Week 1935
16		Farm and Home Week 1936
16		Farm and Home Week 1937
16		Farm and Home Week 1938
16		Farm and Home Week 1939
16		Farm and Home Week 1940
16		Book Fair photographs 1940
16		Farm and Home Week 1941
16		Correspondence with famous people about Farm and Home Week
16		Farm and Home Week 1942
16		Farm and Home Week 1943
16		Farm and Home Week 1944
16		Farm and Home Week - planned but cancelled, 1946 *[see also: photograph series]
16		Farm and Home Week Demonstration Train 1946 *[see also: photograph series]
16		Farm and Home Week 1948
16		Farm and Home Week 1949
16		Farm and Home Week 1950
16		Farm and Home Week 1952, 1953
16		Farm and Home Week 1954
16		Farm and Home Week Luncheon, 1954
16		Farm and Home Week 1955
17		Farm and Home Week 1956
17		Farm and Home Week Workshop 1956
17		Farm and Home Week Catalog Material 1956
17		Farm and Home Week 1957
17		Farm and Home Week - Evaluation, 1957
17		Farm and Home Week Workshop 1957
17		Farm and Home Week Exhibit, 1957 - includes photograph
17		Farm and Home Week 1957
17		Farm and Home Week 1958
17		Farm and Home Week Alumni Hostesses 1958
17		Farm and Home Week 1959
17		Farm and Home Week 1960
		Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools: Institutional Self-Evaluation [subseries]:
		Inventory
73		1. History of the College
73		2. Organization of the College
73		3. Purposes and Objectives of: Resident Teaching's Undergraduate & Graduate Programs; Research; Extension
73		4. Questions relating to the Objectives of the College (1 -8)
73		5. Questions on the Resident Program of the College (9-33)
		Tables:
73		1. Undergraduate Student Enrollment 1955-1956
73		2. Graduate Student Enrollment 1955-1956
73		3. Degree Conferred, Calendar Year 1956
73		4. Enrollment in Extension Program 1955
73		5. Distribution of Faculty by Academic Rank and Highest Degrees Earned 1955-1956
73		6. Field Staff (Extension Program) 1955
73		7. Faculty Salaries/Years Employed at Cornell April 1, 1956
73		8. Field Staff Salaries
73		9. Number of Semester Credit Hours Taught in regularly Scheduled Classes (Per Semester) 1955-1956
73		10. Distribution of SAT scores of Entering Freshmen compared with National Distribution
73		11. Distribution of High School Averages of Entering Freshmen
73		12. Distribution of Rank in High School Class of Entering Freshmen
73		13. Statistical Analysis of Class and Section Size 1955-1956
73		14. Grades Given in Undergraduate Classes (By Department) 1955-1956
73		15. Distribution of Grades for Each Required Course in Home Economics 1954-195
73		16. Attrition by June among Freshmen Matriculating 1938-1951, 1955
73		17. Comparison: Grade Distribution of Home Economics
73		Students to Students in University as a whole. Fall 1955
73		18. Growth of Home Demonstration and 4-H Country Programs
		Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary School [subseries]:
		Inventory:
73		1 . Preface: History; Organization; Budget
73		2. Purposes and Objectives: (questions 1-7)Divided by: Resident Undergraduate Program; Research; Extension
73		3. Answers to Question 8-23 of Questionnaire, including tables and charts
73		Report of the Evaluation Committee of the New York State College of Home Economics for the Middle States Association Evaluation November 1957
73		"What Do We Do About Our Degree Holders?" Question 5-7 by Esther Stocks 1956
73		Thesis - Alice Phillips - 1956 "Part-Time Employment of Homemakers"
73		Refresher Education - Early 1960's-Notes, Copy of Tabulations
73		Refresher Education - Early 1960's - Research, Notes, etc., leading up to Refresher Education Questionnaire
73		Refresher Education Questionnaire (rough draft thru final product)
		Home Economics/Human Ecology Alumni Institutes [subseries]:
76		1952 First Alumni Institute
76		1954 Alumni Institute
76		1961 Families in an Interdependent World & 1963 Family Housing (Proceedings)
76		1962: "The American Family: A Critical Appraisal"
76		1963: "Family Housing"
76		1964: "The American Consumer"
76		1965: "Nutritional Status"
76		1966: "Textiles & Clothing in a Changing World"
76		1967: "Man in a Changing Environment"
76		1967: Photographs
76		1968: "Toward the Year 2000"
76		1969: "Communications and Family"
76		1970: "The University & Social Policy"
76		1971: "Aging: The People and the Process"
76		1972:Alumni Institute
76		"Children: Who Cares and How?"
76		1972:Ithaca House Tour
76		1972:Nutrition Institute
76		1973:Alumni Institute
76		"Youth: Concerns and Commitments Now"
76		1974:Alumni Institute
76		"Consumers in Common: Paradox, Perspective, Priority"
76		1975:Alumni Institute
76		"Welfare: Problems and Possibilities"
76		1976:Alumni Institute
76		"The American Family: Who Cares?"
76		1977:Alumni Institute
76		"Food For Health"
76		1978:Alumni Institute
76		"Energy: Consumer Policy"
76		1979:Alumni Institute
76		"Human Ecology: The Next Ten Years"
		Series IV. World War I, World War II and Wartime, defense, and relief work, 1917-1947 [series]:
		[subseries]:
17		U.S. Food Administration 1917-1918
17		U.S. Food Administration - organization 1918-1919
17		Martha Van Rensselaer's work with U.S. Food Administration 1918
17		U.S. Food Administration Conservation and Preparation 1918
17		U.S. Food Administration - mimeographed letters and carbons
17		U.S. Food Administration - food conservation and publicity
17		U.S. Food Administration - pamphlets and photograph
17		U.S. Food Administration - clippings
17		U.S. Food Administration - food conservation, history, letters, etc. [Herbert Hoover letters]
18		Thrift Program 1918
18		Food Conservation: milk campaigns
18		Miscellaneous food conservation efforts - correspondence to 1921
		World War II [subseries]:
18		National Defense Program 1941
18		Foreign Service Curriculum 1942-1943
18		Courses: War Emergency (Dean Betten's Committee)
18		New York State College of Home Economics in the Defense Program 1941-1942
18		College Defense Committee 1940-1941
18		Extension Service War Council 1941-1942
18		College Students Defense Program 1940-1941
18		New York State Emergency Food Commission (Dean Blanding, Director of Human Nutrition in the Commission) 1945-1946
18		New York State Emergency Food Commission Committee on Human Nutrition 1942-1944
18		New York State Emergency Food Commission Sub-committees #1 & #2 on Human Nutrition 1943
18		University Wartime Training Committee 1943
18		New York State Emergency Food Commission - publications 1945-1946
18		New York State Emergency Food Commission Relationship with Counties 1943-1945
18		Defense Council - Women's Division 1941
18		Defense News Releases 1940-1941
18		County Nutrition Defense Committee 1940-1941
18		New York State War Council - Office of War Training 1943
18		New York State War Council - office of Civilian Mobilization 1943-1944
19		War Records - staff leave 1943-1945
19		World War II - general
19		New York State War Council (printing funds for College) 1942
19		New York State Colleges of Articulture & Home Economics Joint Committee on Post-War Training 1943-1944
19		New York State Land-use Sub-committee on Marketing & Distribution 1941-1943
19		New York State Colleges of Agriculture & Home Economics Extension Wartime Committee on Health 1942-1944
19		U.S. Department of Agriculture War Food Administration 1943-1944
19		New York State Farm Labor Program 1943
19		Defense Literature - World War II
19		Sub-committee on Counseling and Guidance of the Committee on University Policy on Post-War Conditions 1942-1944
		Miscellaneous Wartime and Relief Work [subseries]:
19		Depression Relief 1933
19		Relief work
19		Relief conferences in state 1932
19		(Federal Emergency Relief Administration) New York State Civil Service Administration 1933-1934
19		State & National Emergency Relief
19		State & National Emergency Relief 1932-1935
19		Contribution of College to Department of Home Economics at Warsaw Agricultural College, Warsaw, Poland 1946-47
19		Committee on Housing (after World War II) and USDA housing survey information questionnaires
		Series V. Student Activities [series]:
19		Undergraduate Program - correspondence with students, to 1921
19		Undergraduate Program - catalogs, general data, to 1921
59		Handbook for Home Economics Freshmen, 1941-1942
19		Letter and information sent to incoming Freshmen, summer 1945 & n.d
19		Undergraduate program - general curriculum, to 1921
19		Undergraduate program - correspondence with students, to 1921
19		Undergraduate program - specific courses, to 1921
19		Homemaking apartments ***- include photographs 1921-1925
19		Homemaking apartments *** 1942-1946
19		Homemaking apartments *** 1952-1954
19		Undergraduate program - baby for homemaking apartment
19		Graduate Program - all data to 1921
19		Graduate committee * 1928-1938
19		Graduate Program in Cornell 1930-1932
19		Graduate procedures for Plans A and B 1939-1948
19		Manual for writers of theses 1942, 1946
19		Reports of meetings of graduate staff 1942-1944
19		Matters re graduate staff 1942-1949
19		Summer Session before 1921
20		Summer Session 1927
20		Summer Session 1928
20		Summer Session 1929
20		Summer Session 1930
20		Summer Session 1931
20		Summer Session 1932
20		Summer Session 1933
20		Summer Session 1934
20		Summer Session 1935
20		Summer Session 1936
20		1936 Summer Session - county leader scholars
20		Summer Session 1937
20		1937 Summer Session - Study of Registration
20		1937, 1939, and 1940 Summer Sessions - Analysis of Registrants
20		Summer Session 1938
20		1938 Summer Session - Analysis of Registration
20		Summer Session 1939
20		Study of Summer Session Registrations 1939-45 inclusive
20		1940 Summer Session - Analysis of Registrants
20		Summer Session 1940
20		Summer Session 1941
20		1941 Summer Session - Analysis of Registrants
20		Summer Session 1942
20		Summer Session 1943
20		Summer Session 1944
20		Summer Session 1945
20		Winter Courses
20		Winter Course correspondence with students, to 1921
20		Martha Van Rensselaer Club - Home Economics Winter Course - Women
20		Correspondence re new courses 1940-1952
20		Home Nursing Course (American Red Cross) 1943
20		Accelerated Program ***1942-1944
20		Curriculum history
20		Early Childhood Education Curriculum 1955-1957
20		Course for Dietitians in Military Hospitals - twelve-week summer term 1918
20		Home Practice Project 1923-1932
20		Nursing, School of correspondence 1932-1940
20		Materials re School of Nursing
20		Cornell Medical Hospital Committee 1930
20		Enrollment figures and quotas
20		Scholarship Committee 1927-1929
20		Morganthau Fellowship 1926-1933
20		Bertha Dunckel Duffy Scholarships (discontinued in 1942) 1938-1942
20		Dushkin Award *** 1948-1949 (active for one year only)
20		Johnson Home Economics Scholarship (active for one year only) 1947-1948
20		Johnson Grants-In-Aid *** 1946-1947 (discontinued after this year)
20		Summer Extension Scholarship * 1934-1941 (Discontinued in 1941)
20		Ellen H. Richards Scholarship 1925-1934
20		Women's National Farm and Garden Association Scholarship 1930-1932 and 1949
20		The 1947-1948 Home Economics Scholarships 1947--
20		Fellowship Near East Foundation 1943-1944
20		National Council of Parent Education Fellowship 1932-1933
20		Pillsbury Shelf of Home Economics Books (discontinued in 1948) 1944-1948
20		Woman's Home Companion Fellowship 1943 (proposed only; never active)
20		Alpha Delta Pi Scholarship ** offered but not accepted in 1931 and 1927
20		Hotel Administration Scholarship (handled by Hotel School) 1927-1931
20		Scholarship and Fellowship Correspondence, including the description of the Serby-Gildea Scholarship(1967), 1911-1967
		International Students [subseries]:
20		German Students *** 1950-1951
		Housing of Students [subseries]:
20		Resident teaching housing of students, to 1921
		Guidance of Students [subseries]:
20		Home Economics Guidance Material 1928
20		Vocational Guidance
		Resident Teaching: Miscellaneous [subseries]:
21		Grading 1932-40
21		Honor System 1927
21		Resident Teaching - miscellaneous administrative problems, to 1921
21		Resident Teaching - miscellaneous student problems, to 1921
21		Miscellaneous student events and activities, to 1921
21		Faculty-Student social functions, Senior Breakfasts
21		Freshmen's Breakfasts 1937-1939
		Student Organizations [subseries]:
21		Student Organizations - "Cornell Countryman," to 1921
21		Cornell Countryman - "Domecon Doings" - 1929-1933
21		Student Organizations- "Cornell Daily Sun," to 1921
21		Martha Van Rensselaer Club (Winter Course)
21		Frigga Fylga
21		Kermis
21		Freshman faculty meetings 1932-1933
21		Senior Class Function Candle Lighting
21		Sedowa - includes photograph; notebook
21		Omicron Nu (1922-1933); printed materials
21		Mortar Board 1934-1935
21		Student Council 1924-1935
21		Student Forum 1936-1937
21		Home Economics Club; includes roll book
21		Student traditions
21		Alumnae Association, beginnings 1927
21		Alumnae Association 1938-1940
21		Alumnae Association 1933-1937
21		Alumnae Institute 1954
21		Alumnae - geographical distribution 1937 and 1954
21		Alumnae newsletter- history of 1963-1964
21		Alumnae - occupations 1926-1964
21		Alumnae - study of 952 alumnae 1911-1930
21		Alumnae jobs - letter regarding 1954-1955
21		Alumnae - demand and supply home economics occupations 1956
107		Alumnae Association-Memos, Reports, Correspondence 1952-62
107		Alumnae Association-Correspondence 1963-1965
107		"The Changing Role of Home Economics in Land-Grant Institutions"-by Helen Canoyer and Mary Wood 1962
21		What do we know about our degree holders 1956
21		Home Economics - committees (early statements re function)
21		Home Economics Counseling Service 1948, 1964
21		Home Economics - Secretary of College and placement programs 1933, 1946, 1955
21		Department of Food and Nutrition - graduate work
21		Housing and Design Department
21		Graduate degrees - Household Art and Textiles and Clothing for 1949
21		Institution Management Department
21		Textiles and Clothing - Costume Collection
		Graduate Staff organization of the College of Home Economics [subseries]:
51		Organizational history;
51		Graduate student lists - chairman of the graduate staff
51		General Home Economics minor 1958-1961
51		Committee on Research and Graduate Study minutes 1931-1938
51		Minutes 1937-1941
51		Minutes 1941-1942
51		Minutes 1942-1945
51		Minutes 1945-1953
51		Minutes 1953-1956
51		Minutes 1956-1961
51		Graduate scholarships including Anna Cora Smith; chairman of the graduate staff 1932-1948
51		Correspondence re English course for graduate students; chairman of the graduate staff 1942-1944
51		Graduate staff - general correspondence 1945-1958
51		Procedures in the College of Home Economics for dealing with applications for graduate study Spring 1948
51		Home Economics graduate staff 1948-1950
51		Manual of Style 1-950
51		Graduate student seminars 1952-1960
51		Report on graduate students and assistants -Ad Hoc Committee 1955
51		Graduate staff 1956-1958
51		Graduate staff 1958-1959
51		Graduate staff 1959-1960
51		Graduate staff, 1960-1961; graduate staff, correspondence, articles, 1961-1962; graduate staff, 1962-1963
65		Studies of B.S. holders from the College of Home Economics in the 1960's [subseries]:
		Honors Day 1960-1969 [subseries]:
74		Photos-Honors Day, Special Events
74		Honors Day Program - 1969
74		Honors Day Program - 1968
74		Honors Day Program - 1967
74		Honors Day Program - 1966 and red book of photos
74		Honors Day Program - 1965
74		Honors Day Program - 1964
74		Honors Day Program - 1963
74		Honors Day Program - 1962
74		Honors Day Program - 1960-61
		College of Home Economics--Dean's Office [subseries]:
83		Vocational interest forms for students
		Series VI. Teaching and Research [series]:
		Child Development, Family Relations [subseries]:
21		The Causes and Treatment of Enuresis in the Pre-School Child 1926. An exploratory study of the relationships between the parental control and acceptance of rural children and the behavior and attitudes of the children toward their younger siblings Purnell #360 CDFR; Development of Thinking in Children, State Project #25 CDFR
21		Some aspects of Cognitive Development during Infancy and the Pre-school Years. State #32 CDFR
21		Sociological Studies of the Family, State #34 CDFR; Adult Influence and Child Behavior, State #35 CDFR; Explorations of Conceptions Expressed in Play, Fantasies and Dreams, State #41 CDFR; Family Factors in the Development of Entrepreneurial Ability, State #42 CDFR
21		Personality Factors Associated with Role Gratification in Women, State #20 Grant; Pride and Shame in Children, State #21 (CDFR) Grant; Effects upon Creativity and Family Interaction of Participation in a Creative Expression Program; State #22 (CDFR:l Grant
21		A Study-of the Practices and Values of Rural Families in Rearing Pre-school Childres Purnell #355 CDFR
21		A Study of patterns of control and acceptance in the child rearing practices of 91 rural mothers, Purnell #369 CDFR
21		Changing structure of the rural community with implications for rural programming, Purnell #389 CDFR; Family Structure and Personality Development, State #31 Grant CDFR; How Children Learn to Read, State #33 Grant CDFR
21		Cornell Studies in Social Growth: a) Springdale Project, b) Identification of Family Structure, State #3 CDFR includes progress reports, project statements, grant foundation assistantships, correspondence, U.S. Public Health Service, and Markle Foundation
		Home Economics Education [subseries]:
21		Factors in School and Community Situations that are related to Effectiveness of High School Home Economics Programs (Home Economics Education) State #9
21		Contributions of the High School Home Economics Program toward improved family living in the community (Home Ec. Ed.) State #13
21		Study of Community Approach to Student Teaching (Home Ec. Ed.) U State #15; Factors Related to the Selection of College Teachers in Home Economics (Home Ec. Ed.) State #28; Measurement of Values of Home Economics Teachers, (Home Ec. Ed.) State #37; Evaluation of Senior High School Courses in Family Relationships, (Home Ec. Ed.) State #36 Grant
87		Cornell Refresher Conference for Teachers, 1948-"Work Conference on Life Adjustment Education"
87		Jr. High School Homemaking Curriculum Workshop for Homemaking Teachers, 1955-at Buffalo, New York
87		An Overview of the Workshop in Curriculum Planning for Early Secondary Education in Homemaking, 1956-at Cornell
87		Workshop and Field Experiences in Home Economics in Home Economics Education, 1959 - Ethelwyn Cornelius and Marjorie Swift - Cornell University
87		Field Experience in Home Economics Education, 1959 - Summer Visit Reports - Ethelwyn Cornelius
87		Field Experience in Home Economics Education, 1959-Summer Visit Reports - Marjorie Swift
87		Overview of the Workshop in Secondary Education (with Focus on Homemaking 3) Summer Session, 1957-at Cornell
87		Preplanning for the Workshop, 1957
87		Correspondence concerning the Refresher Conference, 1957
87		Summer Session, 1955-at Cornell
87		Workshop in Curriculum Planning for Early Secondary Education in Homemaking, 1955-Summer Session-at Cornell
87		New York State Conference for Homemaking Teachers, 1953-Registration Packet
87		New York State Conference for Homemaking Teachers, 1953 - Resource Center, Rooms, Study Groups, Evaluation
87		Conference - 1953- Publicity - Source of Audio Visual Material and the Conference Program Folder Description
87		Committee on Home Economics in Higher Education - Report, 1951-Chicago, Illinois
87		Workshop on Family Life Education, 1951 - Margaret Hutchins,Coordinator - Summer Session-at Cornell
87		Refresher Conference - Program and Registrants and material from the program, 1950- Summer Session-at Cornell
87		Refresher Conferences for Home Economics Teachers at Cornell- 1946-1949
87		College Faculty Workshop, 1942-Albany, New York
87		New York State Conference for Homemaking Teachers - 1941-Syracuse
87		Bulletin Boards done by Home Economics Students in Trumansburg - 1964
		Textiles and Clothing [subseries]:
21		Textile Investigation 1923
21		Study of clothing of pre-school children as it relates to their behavior and development, Purnell #350 TC and CDFR
21		Selection, Care and Management of Household Textiles, 1929-1930, Purnell TC; TC A study of performance during wear of women's and children's silk, rayon, and cotton wearing apparel fabrics, Purnell #310 TC; Consumer satisfaction with Garments as Related to characteristics of the Garments and consumer practices in selection, use, and care, Hatch Amended #159
21		Psychology of Clothing, State #4 TC; Serviceability and care of selected materials containing Nylon, Dacron, and Acrylic Fibers, State #12 TC; Laboratory performance of new winter cottons and blends or mixtures in cleaning or laundering processes and in laundering or cleaning alternated with abrasives, State #14 TC; Comparative warmth of Blankets, State #29 TC; motivation and Satisfaction in the Selection and Use of Clothing Items, State #30 TC
		Housing and Design [subseries]:
21		Space, Facility and Structural Regulations for Farm Houses in the Northeast Region, Research and Marketing #3, N.E. #7 H D
21		Determination of Housing Needs and Preferences of Families Engaged in Each Major Type of Farming in New York State, R & M #3 H & D
22		Study of Housing Requirement and House Improvement Practices of Rural Families in five Selected Areas of New York State, R & M #17
22		Criteria for Improved Housing Design based on family living characteristics, State #10, Hatch #112, R & M #42 H & D; Basic Space Requirements in N.E. Farm Houses as Influenced by Activity Patterns, R & M #62 H & D;R & M Housing Needs of the Aged in Urban and Rural Areas, Hatch Amended #203 H & D; The Measurement of rural housing quality, Hatch Amended #204 H & D;
22		Criteria for design and planning of bathrooms, Hatch #252 H & D; Farm House Storage Facilities for food Commodities and Related Equipment, State #8 H & D; Home Buying and Financing Trends in Selected Urban Areas of New York State, State #28 H & D; Research in Residential Lighting, State #18 H & D; Grant; Housing Values, State #19 H & D; Grant
22		Correspondence - includes reports, N.E.#7, R & M #3
22		State Rural Housing Research (Grace Marin and others)
		Food and Nutrition [subseries]:
22		Department of Nutrition Studies; state and federal projects
22		Correspondence 1948-57
		Household Management [subseries]:
22		Department of Household Management Studies; state and federal projects
22		Development of functional basis for kitchen designing
22		Miss Sowers' Research on Practice House 1931
		Institutional Management [subseries]:
22		Department of Institutional Management Studies; state and federal projects
		Hotel Administration [subseries]:
23		Stoves and ranges project 1924
23		Miscellaneous projects
23		Projects never initiated
		Financial Reports [subseries]:
23		1959-1960
23		1958-1959
23		1957-1958
23		1956-1957
23		1955-1956
23		1945-1955
23		1953-1954
23		1952-1953
23		1951-1952
23		1950-1951
23		1949-1950
23		1948-1949
23		1947-1948
23		1940-1944
23		1937-1940
23		1934-1937
23		1932-1934
23		1930-1932
23		1926-1930
23		College of Home Economics Finance Research 1922-1924
23		Annual Reports on Research 1949-1959
23		Research in Progress 1922-1960
		Miscellaneous Reports [subseries]:
23		1923-1926
23		Memos, reports 1923-1930
23		Faculty Studies in Home Economics, 1924-29; Report on Vital Research, 1926; research problems in household economy, 1925-1926; memo - 1927
23		Home Ec. Research, 1927, 1929; Research Questionnaire,1929
23		Research in Foods and Nutrition, 1929-1930; Standards and Cost of Living Research Program, 1930-1940
23		Study of school lunchroom work in some New York State schools, 1932; form for reporting projects, 1932; bills before Congress, 1935
23		Research projects - Cornell Experiment Station, 1936; memos, 1941-1942; research agreements, 1944-1946
23		Medical Advisory Committee on Food and Nutrition Research, 1946-1949; miscellaneous research materials, 1947
23		Statement of Policy concerning research contracts, 1948; theses in Home Economics, 1948-1949; statement of patent policy, 1949; trends in Home Economics research, 1949
23		Calendar of scheduled meetings and administrative dates 1950-1967
23		Financing of research projects, 1952; memos and reports, 1953-57; contributions of research program to graduate programs, 1955; miscellaneous memos, 1955-1956
23		Home Economics at university level 1956
23		The Forward Look in Home Economics Research, 1957
23		Report to Visiting Committee on Biological Science, 1963
23		Textiles and Clothing Research
		History of Research and College Research Committee [subseries]:
23		Early history or research in Home Economics; College Committee on Research to Dean Canoyer, 1959; research policies and practices, 1957
23		Research Policy and Practice, (revised 1962); Statement of research policy and practice, 1957; Report of College Research Committee, 1953-1954; Statement of research policy, 1953; report of College Research Committee,1952-1953
23		Report of College Research Committee 1949-1952
23		Report of College Research Committee,1946-1949; activities and discussions of the research committee, 1947-1955
23		College Research Committee, 1947; Committee on Research and Graduate Study, 1932-1934; History of the Research Committee, 1932; historical review of research, 1925-1937
23		Research - committee meetings, 1950-1957
23		Director of Research - correspondence 1922-1931
23		Coordinator of Research in Home Economics (Catherine J. Personius)
		Research Studies [subseries]:
84		Posture studies from the 1930's
89		Contains samples household work surverys done in Baldwin, New York in 1964 for the College of Home Economics
		Farm Homemakers Use of Time (1936) - 13 volumes Genessee County
1		Batavia No. 11-114
2		Batavia No. 115-187
3		Batavia No. 190-303
4		Bergen No. 3-76
5		Bergen No. 78-171
6		Bethany No. 4-90
7		Bethany No. 95-175
8		Byron
9		Pavilion No. 2-93
10		Pavilion No. 94-181
11		Stafford No. 1-108
12		Stafford No. 111-196
13		Seasonal Records from all Townships
		Series VII. Extension [series]:
		General Information [subseries]:
24		Early history of extension
24		Extension correspondence to 1921 (including potato patriotism folder 6)
24		Extension policy
24		Extension schools
24		Extension staff --- voting privilege
24		Junior Extension
24		Extension expense accounts - some early examples (before 1921)
24		Extension teaching preparation for careers in extension
24		Extension services in other states - correspondence to 1921
24		Preparation of extension publications, to 1921
24		Distribution, use of, and quotation from extension publications, to 1921
24		Extension Publications Committee, to 1921
24		New York State Extension Federation of 4-H Clubs
24		miscellaneous extension materials
		Farmers' Wives Reading Course and Clubs [subseries]:
24		Early history
24		Correspondence, to 1921
24		Reading Course for Farm Home and Cornell Study Clubs; clippings
24		Farmers' Wives Reading Course and Clubs - testimonials, to 1921
24		Reading Course - letters from readers
24		Envelopes - post cards from readers
25		Envelopes - post cards from readers
25		Reading Course testimonials on large index cards. see also: Box 46 for examples of booklets from Farmers' Wives Reading Course 1901-1940
25		Reading Course for the Farm Home Reports 1903
25		Problems of Extension Organization 1915-21 on
25		Cornell Study Clubs - Programs
25		Study Clubs and Home Bureau: Rise of Home Bureau, Decline of Study Clubs
		Use of Other Communications Media
25		Early Radio Work
25		State College Radio Committee
25		Federal Movie of New York State College of Home Economics taken in 1947-1948
25		Cooperation in state and county fairs
25		Publicists and advertisers, correspondence to 1921
25		1939 Worlds Fair Exhibit
25		Cooperative Extension work in Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics, "Better Living on the Farm" 1941-1943
25		"Victory Special" Train, 1912-1920 - correspondence
		Series VIII. Correspondence [series]:
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and R. H. Wheeler, Extension Professor, to 1921
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and M. C. Burritt, Vice-Director of Extension, to 1921.
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with A. R. Mann, to 1921
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with A. R. Mann, 1921
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with L. H. Bailey, to 1921
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with W. A. Stocking, to 1921
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with Charles Tuck, to 1921
25		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with George A. Works, to 1921
26		Correspondence:Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with 5" ltr. Cornelius Betten
26		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with President Schurman, to 1921
26		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with Agriculture professors, to 1921
26		Correspondence: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose with non-Agriculture faculty, to 1921
26		Correspondence with the Hoovers
26		Correspondence with Franklin Roosevelt
26		Correspondence with the Roosevelts
26		Correspondence with Eleanor Roosevelt
26		Correspondence with prominent figures
26		Invitations and calling cards
26		Miscellaneous correspondence (including correspondence about the death of Helen Canon; and correspondence concerning Belgium Medals of Honor-actual medals in museum collection #'s 330-338)
110		Photocopies of correspondence to and from Martha Van Rensselaer from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library-many of the letters are to/from Louise Stanley and the Hoovers
		Alumni Correspondence [subseries]:
70		Abercrombie, Elizabeth Roger
70		Aberle, Helen A
70		Adams, Ann Babcock
70		Adams, Beverley Collins
70		Adams, Elaine Ogle
70		Adams, Grace Krieger
70		Adams, Isabelle Pellegrino
70		Adams, Marguerite H.
70		Adams, Olive Redmond
70		Adie, Margaret Valele
70		Alden, Ann Bucholz 1945
70		Algeo, Virginia Liptay 1939
70		Ali,Zahida Amjad GR
70		Allen, Dorothy Davis 1942
70		Allen, Judith K. 1953
70		Allen, Virginia 1942
70		Allessandrini, Norma 1944
70		Allison, Annette GR
70		Ainquist, Norma Hoagland 1941
70		Alt, Elizabeth 1941
70		Ambler, Ruth 1951
70		Ammarell, Mary E 1943
70		Andersen, Mai Jean E. 1949
70		Anderson, Elizabeth Sadd 1952
70		Anderson, Helen Jean 1951
70		Anderson, Mary Louise 1948
70		Anderson, Patricia Wehman 1954
70		Anderson, Ruth Sherlock GR
70		Angell, Lucia M. 1937
70		Antell, Marquerite Hannan 1947
70		Anwar, Pari 1949
70		Apeseche, Ruth Roeder 1940
70		Appiqnani, Georgianna 1956
70		Appleby, Sadye MS '46
70		Arata, Dorothy GR
70		Armstrong, Helen E. 1941
70		Armstrong, Marjorie MS '40
70		Arnold, Jean Allanson 1945
70		Arnold, Laura DuBois 1944
70		Aronson, Natalie 1937
70		Arther, Barbara J. 1942
70		Artman, Esther 1950
70		Arundel, Hope Mason 1946
70		Ashley, Joyce 1953
70		Atkinson, Sylvia Small 1939
70		Atteridg, Louise Van Nederyne 1948
70		Atwell, Jean MS '44
70		Avety, Donna Jean 1955
70		Axinn, Nancy Wingsten 1947
70		Babcock, Celia E. 1951
70		Babcock, Mildred MA '66
70		Bachman, Betty Bloom 1941
70		Backaleiuck, Theda 1937
70		Baer, Jane 1941
70		Bailey, Eleanor 1950
70		Ball, Alice Schilling 1946
70		Ball, Kathryn 1940
70		Barber, June Norris 1946
70		Barlow, Elizabeth 1943
70		Barnes, Barbara GR
70		Barnes, Eunice Shepard 1944
70		Barnett, Jacqueline 1956
70		Barrett, Jane Hall 1940
70		Barstow, Beth 1955
70		Bartels, Constance Ruderisch 1945
70		Bartholomew, Ruth 1946
70		Bartlett, Nancy Garber 1949
70		Bartter, Scharlie Watson 1947
70		Bassett, Barbara Beyrent 1951
70		Bates, Barbara Zimmerman 1954
70		Baum, Carol 1944
70		Baxter, Priscilla Coffin 1941
70		Bayer, Barbara A. 1946
70		Beall, Molly GR
70		Bean, Marion 1937
70		Beatman, Thelma 1938
70		Beaudoin, Rachel 1941
70		Becker, Harriet Howell 1941
70		Becker, Lois Myers 1947
70		Beckhorn, Mrs. Edward J. Eato 1948
70		Behrle, Fred GR
70		Behrman, Patricia 1951
70		Belinke, Catherine GR
70		Bell, Claire Naughton GR
70		Bell, Dorothy Lawrence 1947
70		Bellamy, Janet Peifer 1954
70		Belinger, Gladys GR
70		Bellis, Roberta 1955
70		Bemis, Ann Sheridan 1947
70		Benko, Jane 194 8
70		Bennett, Eileen 1949
70		Bennett, Evelyn Willis 1939
70		Benson, Bonita J. 1952
70		Berg, Adrian Pearsall 1946
70		Berg, Jerry Backus 1942
70		Bernhard, Eleanor Norris 1942
70		Bernhardt, Harriet Pflaum 1945
70		Bernstein, Anna-Rose 1941
70		Bharucha, Roshan P. GR
70		Bigalow, June Woolever Steele 1942
70		Binder, Jean 1947
70		Biorn-Hausen, Vera 1953
70		Birkland, Barbara 1944
70		Bishop, Mary Kabat 1954
70		Bizal, Rachel Sanders GR
70		Blaisdell, Jane Edmonds 1954
70		Blatchley, Alice Pitcher 1939
70		Blazer, Arlene 1956
70		Block, Betty Carpenter 1941
70		Blum, Abraham H. PhD '53
70		Blume, Fran deSylva 1955
70		Blumoff, Henrietta 1951
70		Bly, Helene Lingel 1945
70		Boardurau, Peggy 1940
70		Boardwan, Agnes 1943
70		Bocworth, Phylliis 1956
70		Boettke, Eleanor 1948
70		Boicourt, Ruth Closson GR
70		Boicourt, Ruth Closson MS '41
70		Bokman, Mary Lou F!ynn 1951
70		Bolden, Jeanne 1951
70		Bolton, Marie 1940
70		Bonta, Helene J. 1949
70		Booke, Norma Wilcox MS '62
70		Borchard, Sara 1955
70		Borchers, Mary Jane Sterner 1950
70		Borgman, Bernice GR
70		Bosshardt, Joan Clifton 1954
70		Bostwick, Jean Soule 1941
70		Bottorff, Ann Nash 1943
70		Bourne, Betty 1941
70		Bower, Barbara Phillips 1952
70		Bower, Catherine L. 1936
70		Bowmaker, Barbara Collins 1956
70		Bowman, Betty Bain GR
70		Bowman, Betty 0. 1943
70		Boyd, Isabel K. 1936
70		Boylan, Joseph Mary GR
70		Boyle, Dorothy Scott 1945
70		Bradt, Florence M. 1937
70		Bramley, Gertrude 1938
70		Brandis, Mary EIlen 1943
70		Brandt, Henry GR
70		Braun, Ellen B. 1948
70		Brayton, Dorothy M. 1941
70		Brill, Hazel 1946
70		Briukman, Janet Kennedy 1947
70		Broadhead, Mary Caryl 1955
70		Brodbeck, Rose F. 1940
70		Brody, Sonia Goldfarb 1956
70		Bromberg, Ann Sherwin 1952
70		Brooks, Mille 1938
70		Brooks, Virginia 1950
70		Brougham, Helen 1941
70		Brown, Audrey 1937
70		Brown, Carol Rasmussen 1950
70		Brown, Judith Kredel 1952
70		Brown, Marcia 1937
70		Brown, Meta Brammer 1948
70		Brown, Mina 1952
70		Brown, Pearl Woodruff 1946
70		Brownfield, Dorothy PhD '56
70		Bruce, Harriet Parshall 1946
70		Bruggeman, Fern M. 1944
70		Brundage, Mary Elizabeth 1940
70		Bryce, Theodora MA '45
70		Buckley, Muriel Cabot MS Ed'42
70		Bull, Anne C. 1939
70		Bull, Margaret 1942
70		Bundy, Peggy 1954
70		Burch, Lois Wood 1939
70		Burgess, Constance GR
70		Burke, Joyce E. 1945
70		Burke, Rosalind Heath 1941
70		Burmaster, Rachel 1941
70		Burns, Winifred A. 1942
70		Burr, Cornelia Clary MS '46
70		Burroughs, Effie MS
70		Burton, Catherine 1944
70		Buschner, Carol Slocum 1947
70		Busekist, Edna E. GR
70		Buso, Mildred 1950
70		Bussanik, Bertha 1937
70		Bussing, Marylou 1952
70		Butler, Mollie Parker MS â??40
70		Butterfield, Ellen 1952
70		Butzine, Janet Smith 1940
70		Buyse, Barbara Sauer 943
70		Byrd, Alease MS '50
70		Byrd, Flossie GR
70		Calby, Diana Heywood 1954
70		Cameron, Jane Allison 1941
70		Campbell, Ada Marie GR
70		Campbell F. Elizabeth MS '59
70		Cancellieri, Grace 1944
70		Canoyer, Helen G. GR
70		Caplin, Belle Kaufman 1941
70		Care, Eleanor 1952
70		Carlin, Agnes-Frances GR
70		Carmon, Myra J. 1944
70		Carnes, Gaynelle GR
70		Caro, Gloria 1949
70		Carpenter, Norma Bosworth 1955
70		Carpenter, Pat 1946
70		Carpenter, Virginia GR
70		Carson, Mary 1937
70		Carter, Mary Meter 1945
70		Case, Margery 1941
70		Case, Marguerite GR
70		Caspar, Mila 1950
70		Castle, Mary 1940
70		Castor, Doris Strong 1941
70		Chachkes, Sandra 1955
70		Chakpitak, Saovanee Sudsanel GR
70		Chamberlain, Barbara 1953
70		Chamberlain, Nancy Allen 1945
70		Chapman, Barbara 1939
70		Chase, Elizabeth A. 1942
70		Chase, Merle Roat 1956
70		Chauvin, Margaret 1946
70		Chen, Helen GR
70		Chepus, Elizabeth Bastian GR
70		Chiron, Blanche Zimet 1941
70		Chollet, Janet Dingwall 1949
70		Christensen, Janet Reid 1947
70		Christiana, Margaret Soper 1940
70		Clark, Barbara Ann 1939
70		Clark, Beverly Benz 1944
70		Clark, Dorothy Cooper 1940
70		Clark, Esther 1950
70		Clark, Sally Lou 1955
70		Clark, Shirley E. 1938
70		Clarke, Elsie Strum 1944
70		Clement, Jane 1951
70		Cloflin, Helen 1945
70		Cloney, Kaisa Karikka 1939
70		Coble, Mary Catherine 1948
70		Cockefair, Mary Louisae GR
70		Codling, Nancy 1952
70		Cohen, Lois Leeds 1943
70		Coleman, Jason Pinckney 1956
70		Colgrove, Mary C. MS '42
70		Collins, Betty GR
70		Collins, Patricia GR
70		Collins, Patricia MS '46
70		Compton, Eunice Morris 1954
70		Connelly, Loula MS â??51
70		Connelly, Rita GR
70		Connolly, Dorothy 1947
70		Connor, Virginia Pease 1940
70		Cook, Alma L 1946
70		Cook, Ruth GR
70		Cope, Ann Reeves 1941
70		Cope, Patricia Speidel 1950
70		Copeland, Nancy 1941
70		Corcoran, Esther 1954
70		Corcoran, Jeanne M. 1946
70		Corey, Ann 39
70		Cornell, Muriel Meshman 1948
70		Cornish, Elizabeth Turmey 1941
70		Cornish, Rosalie 1954
70		Cornwall, Elizabeth 1945
70		Correll, Rosemary Pew 1944
70		Costick, Evelyn Corwith 1943
70		Cothran, Dorothy 1943
70		Cothran, Ruth E. 1942
70		Cousens, Dorothy MS '47
70		Covell, Alice 1952
70		Cox, Diane Martin 1953
70		Cox, Nancy 1948
70		Cravens, Louise Manley 1936
70		Crawford, Bernice GR
70		Crawford, Elizabeth 1943
70		Crawford, Joan O'Herron 1948
70		Crum, Helen 1940
70		Cudworth, Marian 1945
72		Curry, Lala J. MS '65
70		Curtis, Emma Rose 1937
70		Curtis, Jean 1939
72		Czajkowski, Janina M GR
70		Daly, Elizabeth 1948
70		Danby, Karin A. 1943
70		Danforth, Gertrude 1940
70		Darby, Elaine 1946
70		Darfler, June Dukinfield 1942
70		Darling, Evelyn Pratt 1948
70		Darling, June A. 1944
70		Dates, Ruth 1937
72		Davey, Carol Zillgi GR
70		Davidson, Orah Partrick 1942
71		Davis, Constance A. 1953
70		Davis, Ellen Ross 1946
70		Day, Betty 1947
70		De Hart, Evelyn Jones 1951
70		de Lano, Elisabeth 1948
72		de Lissovoy, Vladimir GR
70		Dean, Jane 1941
70		Delaney, Joan L. 1950
72		Delaney, Margaret GR
70		Delavan, Betty Carter 1943
70		DellArino, Grace 1947
70		Demarest, Marcia Taube 1945
70		Denley, Dorothy Wendling 1946
71		Dennis, Katharine 1954
72		Denniston, Kathryn R. GR
70		Deppoliti, Josephine 1939
71		Deskey, Joanna Lyon 1956
70		DeWar, Margery 1944
70		Dewey, Dorothy 1942
71		DeWitt, Norma Urtz 1954
70		Dexter, Jane 1936
72		Diao, Elizabeth PhD
70		Dick, Renee 1942
70		Dicker, Suzanne Redwood 1949
72		Dienst Mary Kirkpatrick MS '48
71		Dill, Nancy Gillen 1956
70		Dilles, Marilyn Creason 1948
70		Dilts, Margaret 1943
70		Dischinger, Ruth Russell 1944
71		Dixon, Barbara Mower 1953
70		Dixon, Grace Harrison 1948
72		Dju, Dsai-Chwen GR
72		Dodds, Josiah B. GR
70		Dodds, Mary V. 1939
70		Dolan, Lois 1952
70		Dondero, Virginia 1948
71		Donlon, Barbara 1953
71		Dorr, Nancy A 1954
70		Douglass, Alice 1944
70		Dowling, Mary Powers 1945
70		Downing, Patricia Maynard 1942
71		Drew, Alice Jones GR
70		Drucker, Carolyn 1936
72		Dube, Rachel GR
70		DuBois, Anna Elizabeth 1939
72		Dudgeon, Lola J. GR
70		Dudley, Rebecca Adair 1939
71		Dulin, Lindaâ??Mae 1956
72		Duncan, Charlotte A. GR
70		Dunlavey, Marqaret McInerney 1939
70		Durfee, Martha Cross 1941
71		Dushay, Hannah Ullman 1955
70		Dusinberre, Marilyn Roesicke 1944
70		Dutton, Joan 1952
70		Dye, Ann 1944
70		Earl, Frances White 1942
70		Eaton, Shirley A. 1952
71		Eckstein, Naomi C. 1955
70		Eddy, Marjorie 1940
70		Eddy, Mary Schurman 1951
70		Egbert, Betty Finney 1944
70		Ehni, Joan Koelsch 1951
70		Eife, Anna Kandiko 1949
70		Einset, Helga 1939
70		Eisele, Betsey A. 1950
70		Eisenberg, Florence 1950
70		Eldredge, Margaret 1944
70		Elelerl, Esther Lightfoot 1948
70		Elling, Elizabeth 1944
70		Elling, Elizabeth Purple 1943
70		Elliott, Jean Short 1951
71		Ellison, Joan M. GR
70		Elwin, Muriel 1948
71		Emerson, Pauline GR
70		Engelder, Katlherine Kampel 1943
70		Englebert, Frances Lucha 1944
70		Engst, Helen Saunders 1937
70		Eshelman, Mary G. 1951
70		Evers, Janice 1942
70		Fabrey, Harriet Van Inwagen 1938
70		Faesch,Nancy 1945
70		Fairbanks, Phyllis Guterman 1946
70		Farnham, Marily 1948
70		Fath, Muriel Magid 1945
70		Faulkner, Kay 1946
70		Faulkner, Sylvia Kemper 1950
71		Ferguson, Nancy 1953
70		Ferris, Connie 1947
71		Ferris, Patricia 1956
70		Fessenden, Barbara Burr 1937
70		Fetcho, Helen Stanick 1949
70		Finch, Marilyn 1944
71		Fisher, Lucy E. GR
70		Fisher, May Zipperman 1944
71		Fitzsimmons, Nancy Lind 1956
70		Fletcher, Henriette Low 1942
72		Flight, Isabelle Trefethen GR
70		Flint, Carolyn 1952
70		Flint, Marjorie Ryther 1942
71		Flood, Patricia Shonya 1953
71		Floyd, Jsna M. 1955
70		Flux, Louise 1944
70		Folnsbee, June Morris 1946
71		Fonda, Ellen 1954
70		Fonda, Harriett 1943
71		Forbes, Katherine GR
71		Ford, Ann Scott GR
72		Forshaug, Helen Boettcher GR
70		Fortune, Rose 1947
70		Fosner, Joyce Manley 1946
70		Foss, Marjorie Woodbury 1940
70		Foster, Eleanor Slack 1941
71		Foster, Jane W. 1954
70		Fradkin, Barbara 1952
70		Franlkel, Joyce 1952
71		Frankel, Louise R. GR
70		Franklin, Ruth 1944
71		Fraser, Barbara 1956
71		Frech, Lucie GR
71		Freedman, Jacqueline Klarnett 1953
71		Friedman, Avra J. 1955
70		Frisbee, Priscilla Buckholz 1939
70		Frohman, Eunice 1949
70		Frost, Mary Jane 1945
72		Fry, Barbara A. GR
70		Fuller, Emmajean Steel 1951
70		Fulton, Priscilla 1944
70		Fung, Fung Kuen 1949
70		Furtick, Jane 1944
70		Fusek, Anna 1941
70		Galinsky, Florence 1946
70		Gallik, Mildred 1948
70		Gardiner, Lois 1941
71		Garland, Marjorie GR
70		Garrison, Sarah McKissock 1946
71		Gauthey, Janet Van Aken 1955
70		Gedel, Mary Lou 1947
70		Geherin, Therese 1951
70		Gerhold, Caroline 1948
70		Gerlach, Jean Palmer 1941
70		Getz, Arlene 1951
70		Gibson, JoAnn Saylor 1947
71		Giddings, Dorothy 1955
70		Gieschen, Ruth Knapp 1946
70		Gilbae, Elga Chaszaw 1942
70		Gilbert, June 1943
70		Gillen, Joan Ayres 1949
71		Gillette, Barbara 1953
71		Glass, Zenja Rochelson 1953
70		Glendenning, Lois 1949
70		Glover, Dorothy 1951
70		Glucksman, Ruth Picker 1943
70		Godley, Virginia Phillips 1936
70		Goff, Virginia 1937
70		Goldberg, Phyllis 1937
71		Goldfarb, Carole Biller 1956
70		Goldin, Anita Ades 1950
71		Goldman, Eleanor 1956
70		Goldstein, Phebe Vandervort 1952
70		Goodell, Dorothy Pulver 1938
70		Goodman, Iris Berman 1946
70		Goodman, Janet Pond 1943
70		Gorton,Lillian L. 1947
70		Gottlieb, Barbara 1948
70		Grabo, Helen A. 1952
70		Grafton, Janet 1946
72		Graham, Martha White MS '47
70		Grant, Eloise 1937
71		Grant, Helen L. 1956
71		Grasso, Rosemar L. 1956
71		Gravemever, Elizabeth GR
70		Graves, Carol E. 1944
70		Gray, Bernice 1949
70		Grayson, Ruth 1945
70		Gredler, Eloise Proper 1944
72		Green, Dorothy Mendelsohn GR
70		Green, Margaret Schuman 1939
72		Gregory, Barbara Waters MS '60
70		Grim, Nancy Harrington 1944
70		Groff, Dorothy Y. 1952
71		Gruginskis, Elizabeth GR
70		Gruickshank, Janet 1941
70		Gundell, Vera E. 1946
70		Gunning, Harriet 1941
70		Gyer, Miriam 1947
70		Haenseler, Ann M. 1946
70		Haggart, Lillian Weiding 1945
70		Haigh, Mary Holton 1946
70		Haimes, Luba Lemish 1940
71		Haines, J. Estelle GR
71		Hall, Bonnie 1953
70		Hall, Marion C. 1944
70		Hall, PhyIlis Overholt 1951
71		Hallam, Barbara 1954
70		Hallock, Anne O'Connor 1948
70		Halsey, Elizabeth 1937
70		Halsey, Frances Raynor 1940
70		Hamke, Jean C. 1948
70		Hammond, Elizabeth Church 1942
70		Hankinson, Mary P. 1946
70		Hannon, Elizabeth 1951
70		Hannon, Mary Jane Potter 1950
70		Hanse, Janie 1945
70		Hansen, Anita 1945
70		Hansen, Jean Shaver 1944
70		Hanson, Jane Brown 1941
70		Hardigree, Mary Jean Walker 1945
70		Hards, Violet 1940
70		Hargrave, Margaret Gladstone 1948
71		Harison, Kathryn GR
71		Harmuth, Elisabeth GR
70		Harper, Anne 1945
70		Harper, Beatrice Lain 1945
72		Harper,Jeunie McIntosh GR
70		Harris, Ann 1949
70		Harris, Bernice E. 1946
71		Harrover, May Jamieson 34
70		Harvey, Helene Helfgott 1945
70		Harwood, Virginia Oake 1948
71		Hastie, Mabel A. GR
70		Hatch, Janet 1950
71		Hatfield, Kathleen Kendrick 1953
71		Hawes, Sarah L. GR
71		Haynes, Ellen 1953
70		Haynes, Margaret Jimison 1944
71		Healy, Mary Louise GR
70		Heavey, Janet 1941
70		Hecht, Lillian Strickman 1941
71		Hecke, Martha GR
70		Heckelmann, Phyllis 1949
71		Heil, Barbara 1955
71		Heiss, Ann M. 1955
70		Helbig, Marcia Fessenden 1949
70		Helmick, Janice Taylor 1945
72		Hemmer, Phyllis Berger GR
71		Henderson, Ann Erickson GR
70		Henderson, Cynthia W. 1945
71		Henderson, Marietta GR
70		Hendrickson, Elsie Hruschka 1947
70		Hendryx, Lois Ongley 1950
70		Henry, Alice Scheidt 1939
70		Henry, Bernice 1943
70		Henry, Joyce Reed 1946
70		Hering, Elizabeth Shultis 1939
70		Hertel, Martha Warren 1936
71		Hessel, Deborah Golub 1955
70		Hewitt, Madeline Myers 1946
71		Highbaugh, Irma GR
71		Highberger, Ruth GR
70		Hill, Ruth W 1936
71		Hillman, Carlene M.S. '54
71		Hillsley, Joan L. 1956
72		Hiltz, Ann Vosburg GR
70		Hinman, Jean Davis 1946
71		Hirsch, Irene Adler 1955
72		Hirsch, Juanita Strom GR
70		Hirschhorn, Dorothy R. 1948
71		Ho, Mrs. Lum Chew GR
70		Hoagland, Pat 1947
71		Hocg9rebe, Barbara 1953
70		Hoffman, Eleanor 1937
70		Hoffman, Mary Elizabeth Mersh 1944
70		Holahan, Ursula A. 1947
70		Holden, Lucille 1947
70		Holdridge, Kae 1946
70		Holliday, Sigrid Henley 1943
70		Hollister, Esther Schembre 1946
71		Holloway, Letetia 1954
70		Honey, Ruth Remsberg 1940
71		Hopf, Martha Ann 1953
70		Hopkins, Carolyn Mazur 1939
70		Hopson, Florence Miner 1941
70		Horn, Margaret Rogalsky 1942
70		Horn, Marguerite 1942
71		Horn, Marilyn GR
71		Horn, Valerie GR
71		Hoshida, Fumiko GR
70		Hosie, Sylvia Kilbourne 1948
71		Hourigan, Barbara Leete 1954
70		Hovey, Joyce V. 1941
70		Howe, Elizabeth 1941
70		Howe, Patricia Smith 1948
70		Hruschka, Eudora 1939
70		Hubbard, Nancy Bowne 1945
70		Huff, Helen Yossie 1936
70		Huggan, Mary Margaret 1951
70		Hughes, Phyllis Fish 1946
70		Hulbert, Margaret 1944
70		Hummer, Eleanor 1944
70		Hunt, Lena M. 1944
70		Hurwitz, Charlotte GR
70		Hutchins, Marcia 1944
70		Hutchinson, Edith 1945
70		Hutton, Frances Cassedy 1946
70		Huxtable, Adeline Weaver 1938
70		Hyde, Dorothy Eckstein 1943
71		Igoe, Frances Blythe M Ed '54
70		Inger, Grace Freedman 1945
71		Ingersoll, Hazel PhD '47
71		Irwin, Jack M. PhD '60
71		Jackson, Dorothy 1953
71		Jackson, Lael 1956
71		Jacobs, Joan Klein 1954
70		Jaszek, Diana 1951
70		Jax, Marion Pergande 1942
71		Jazzard, Lois Hoyer 1953
70		Jenkins, Doris Holmes 1944
71		Jensen, Frances GR
71		Jensen, Marilyn Brady 1955
70		Johnson, Doris 1949
70		Johnson, Helene Irish 1938
71		Johnson, Marada L. GR
70		Johnson, Marion Bennet 1947
70		Johnson, Mrs. Jay S. GR
71		Johnston, Kathleen GR
70		Jokl, Betty Clare 1938
70		Jones, Arlene Hoxie 1952
71		Jones, Erna B. GR
70		Jones, Maria Bennet 1939
70		Jones, Ruth Goodyear 1942
70		Jones, Wilma Harris 1943
71		Jordan, Margaret PhD '59
70		Jordano, Claire Ferrante 1947
70		Joseph, Mary Lou 1942
70		Judson, Julia Swenningsen 1940
71		Justice, Doris GR
72		Kaiser, Elizabeth MS'49
70		Kalbach, Ann Shively 1945
70		Kallander, Barbara 1951
70		Kalonzyk, Julia Jane 1940
70		Kane, Dorothy 1948
72		Kane, Estelle GR
71		Kanel, Joan 1953
70		Kaplan, Erica 1944
70		Karl, Virginia Hicks 1950
70		Katzka, Margery Turkey 1944
70		Kauel, Betty 1945
72		Keenan, Margaret Whelan GR
71		Keenan, Nancy C. 1953
70		Kehoe, Beth 1943
71		Keller, Patricia 1953
72		Kelley, Janice GR
70		Kelly, Dorothy 1939
71		Kelly, Patricia 1954
70		Kenned, Marilyn 1950
70		Kennedy, Pauline 1950
70		Kent, Ann Burrhus 1952
70		Kersey, Sally M. 1950
70		Kesten, Dorothy Kay 1943
72		Ketchum, Lucile MS '45
70		Kettler, Frances Ardell 1942
72		Khoury, Wadad GR
70		Kibbey, Ruth Marshall 1941
71		Kienzle, Nancy Kerry 1956
71		Kilby, Janet 1953
70		Kilby, Mary 1947
71		Kildea, June 1956
70		Kiligas, Ruth Dillenbeck 1942
70		Kimball, Denise Cutler 1952
71		King, Barbara 1953
70		King, Jose 1944
70		King, Louise 1939
70		Kingsley, Grace 1942
70		Kinney, Irene 1946
70		Kinney, Ruth Frances 1940
71		Kinslow, Helen 1954
70		Kirk, Janet 1947
70		Kleitman, Judith Goodstein 1952
70		Klie, Grace Wilson 1948
70		Knapp, Justine Golem 1942
70		Knatt, Joan Auchter 1947
70		Knudson, Betty Huber 1940
70		Koehler, Nancy 1951
70		Koteff, Beatrice Colley 1941
71		Kraft, Elizabeth Dean 1954
70		Kraus, Shirley Husson 1945
71		Krause, Rhodalee 1954
70		Krausman, Wriarie 1945
72		Krieger, Dorothy L. MS '40
70		Kroeker, Emily Palmer 1947
72		Kmeger, Ardath E. GR
70		Kuhrt, Mary Pratt 1937
70		Kumarappa, Lolita 1939
70		Kunnes, Evelyn 1952
71		Kwan, Yuk Fong 1953
70		Lamkin, June M. 1950
70		Landers, Ruth E. 1939
71		Landsberger, Betty GR
70		Lane, Joann 1951
70		Lane, Ruth 1948
72		Langford , Aldene Langford GR
70		Larrabee, Phyllis Harvey 1951
72		Larson, Lillian Brandon GR'52
70		Lauckern, Elizabeth R. 1941
71		Lauterbach, Ruth M. 1955
71		Lawrence, Dorothy Hoadly 1953
70		Lawrence, Florence Belus 1942
70		Leape, Martha Palmer 1951
72		LeBovit, Corinne GR
72		Lee, Dorothy Ken-Pin Chuan MS '48
71		Lee, Ethel Mae 1956
70		Lee, Frances Petertye 1944
70		Lee, Marjorie H. 1941
70		Leeds, Sylvia Margolis 1941
70		Leet, Mary Edith 1941
71		Legg, Anne S. 1955
70		Lehman, Margaret 1944
71		Leibowitz, Deborah Golub 1955
72		Leite, Viletta GR
70		Lentz, Jean Pettit 1939
70		Leonard, Olive 1944
70		Leonard, Ruth 1944
71		Lerch, Barbara J. 1955
70		Lessell, Elaine Ross 1952
72		Letnes, Fern D. MS '65
71		Levine, Eleanor K. 1956
70		Levine, Enid 1947
70		Levine, Rhoda Horowitz 1948
70		Levine, Ruth 1945
70		Levinger, Gloria 1949
71		Levy, Marilyn S. 1955
70		Levy, Pauline 1950
72		Lewis, Jane S. GR
70		Lewis, Nancy Disbrow 1939
70		LeWorthy, Lois 1946
70		Leyden, Marian Flink 1941
70		Li, Marqaret Yung 1952
70		Libertson, Ruth 1941
70		Lilbisch, Helen M. 1942
71		Lichterman, Ellen Comden 1953
70		Liebman, Theadora 1946
70		Lierheimer, Hedwig 1938
70		Liljander, Florence A. 1938
70		Lincoln, Mildred 1946
72		Lissle, Elizabeth D. GR
71		Liu, Yu-Chen GR
71		Livell, Joyce Griffin GR
70		Livingston, Dorothy Corser 1946
71		Livingston, Nancy Clark 1953
70		Lloyd, Elizabeth 1950
70		Locks, Florence Hoffman 1941
70		Lombard, Avima Dushkin 1948
72		Lones, Lelu Lillian GR
70		Lopez, Marjorie Beha 1944
72		Lorenzen, Evelyn GR
71		Loughry, Alice Phillips GR
70		Lowe, Virginia M. 1944
71		Lowenthal, Marjorie 1956
70		Lown, Frances 1949
70		Luce, Barbara Patch 1939
70		Lucha, Margaret 1942
70		Luther, Betty 1948
71		Lutz, Elsie Gabel MA '40
70		Lynch, Ann 1944
70		Lynes, Elliott Muhlhauser 1944
72		Lynn, Alpha GR
72		Lyon, Dorothy E. GR
72		Lyon, Mary Kesler PhD '56
71		Mable, Phyllis 1956
72		MacDonald, Helen M. MS '57
70		MacDowell, Katharine 1944
71		Mackin, Eva Silverling GR
70		MacLenathen, Ann A. 1952
70		MacLerd, Barbara 1939
70		MacLure, June Maughan 1945
70		Mahony, Marjory Steinmetz 1945
70		Makaraisen, Kaino A. 1938
70		Mann, Lois Haigh 1947
70		Mann, Marie Travis 1938
70		Mara, Margaret 1950
70		Maragakes, Florence 1950
71		Marcille, Barbara 1953
71		Marion, Ruth Malti 1954
70		Markel, Fanny Weiss 1949
70		Marks, Mildred E. 1946
70		Marriott, Elizabeth 1941
70		Martin, Geraldine 1941
70		Martin, Geraldine 1941
70		Martin, Margaret White 1939
72		Maskow, May MS '67
70		Mataraza, Rita Abbruzzese 1940
71		Matson, Mary Jane 1954
70		Mattern, Carol Shelp 1943
70		Maxon, Corinne Culver 1942
70		May, Elayne 1941
70		Mayer, Elodie 1948
70		Mayer, Eugenia Slaght 1942
71		McAllester, Esther T. GR
70		McCarthy, Alice Ross 1944
70		McCarthy, Irene 1942
71		McCaulley, Pat 1955
70		McChesney, Donna 1944
70		McCune, Helen L. 1943
70		McCutcheon, Patricia CoIt 1942
72		McDill, Janie GR
70		McElwee, Peggy Myers 1940
70		McKeel, Rhoda 1936
70		McKercher, Helen 1947
70		McLean, Beth Bailey 1946
70		McLean, Lorn 1949
70		McLean, Mary Elizabeth Whital 1942
70		McMillan, Caroll 1950
71		McMillan, Joanne Styles 1956
70		McRae, Ramona 1951
72		Mecum, Kenneth GR
70		Meek, Aletha Scutt 1948
70		Meisel, Grace Moak 1941
70		Melville, Clara Phillips 1942
71		Mende, Ruth Blay 1955
71		Menyhart, Veronica GR
70		Merrill, Hildred Gleason 1944
70		Merrill, Sarah P. 1942
70		Merritt, Barbara Clarke 1951
70		Merritt, Janet Reas 1948
71		Merritt, Marjory 1953
70		Messing, Anne Rogers 1939
70		Mesterharm, Meta 1944
72		Meyer, Frieda GR
70		Meyer, Phyllis 1951
70		Meyer, Ruth Henne 1944
72		Mies, Mary GR
71		Miles, Enid Spangenberger 1953
71		Miley, Elizabeth Burroughs 1955
70		Milhan, Verna Mendenhall 1942
70		Miller, Drury Strong 1941
70		Miller, Evelyn F. 1948
70		Miller, Jean 1950
72		Miller, Mary C. GR
70		Millett, Adele Silberberg 1946
70		Milner, Marjorie Vaorkees 1939
70		Minkler, Dorothy 1944
71		Mitchell, Cherie Woodcock 1955
72		Mitchell, Edna M. GR
70		Mitten, Eleanor 1942
72		Moffitt, Marie C. GR
70		Monesmith, Roberta 1950
72		Moore, Janis GR
72		Moore, Lucile GR
70		Moore, Mary 1952
70		Moose, Virginia 1945
71		Moothart, Patricia Fitzgerald GR
70		Morgan, Jessie Walbridge 1938
70		Morgan, Ruth Simes 1942
70		Morgan, Sarah Whitford 1945
70		Morgenroth, Marie-Jeanne Gra 1940
72		Morris, Carol K. GR
72		Morris, Rose Smith GR
72		Morrison, Eleanor GR
70		Morrison, Eleanor Harvey 1947
70		Morse, Eleanor Frances 1944
70		Morteusen, Eleanor O. 1943
70		Moseley, Gertrude Botsford 1945
70		Mueller, Marjorie Wright 1948
71		Mulcahy, Mary Ellen 1953
72		Mummery, Dorothy V. GR
70		Mund, Carol Winter 1952
70		Munson, Mary 1941
70		Murphy, Dorothy Brown 1943
70		Murray, Ruth Gillett 1944
70		Murtaugh, Patricia 1946
72		Mussenden, Lydia Williams GR
70		Muth, Ann Bode 1944
70		Myers, Frances Goldberg 1951
70		Myers, Joan 1952
70		Mynott, Nancy Shiavone Mar 1947
72		Nagler, Dorotha GR
72		Nafarian, Pergrouhi GR
70		Nardi, Rose Anna 1940
70		Naylor, Rose Anna 1944
71		Neilson, Doris Wunsch 1955
70		Nelson, Eloise Crosby 1941
71		Nelson, Lois. GR
70		Nelson, Marjorie Kane 1936
70		Nettles, Grace Noble 1941
70		Newell, Margaret 1946
71		Newman, Norma GR
70		Newton, Rosetta 1944
70		Nichols, Esther Smith 1940
70		Nickerson, Cynthia 1942
71		Niederpruem, Marion A. GR
70		Nightingale, Erma 1944
71		Nilam, Nita GR
70		Nisbet, Betsy Jane 1942
71		Nolan, Francena L. GR
71		Noyes, Lois Patterson 1956
70		O'Brien, Amelia M. 1940
70		O'Connor, Arlene O'Hara 1947
70		O'Connor, SalIy 1949
71		O'Connor, Ursula GR
70		O'Donnell, Dorothy C. 1945
71		Oakley, Geraldine Lockwood 1954
70		Ogle, Wynn 1944
70		Olesen, Elizabeth W. 1940
70		Olsen, Helen 1944
71		Olsen, Helen J. 1956
70		Opdyke, Evel 1941
70		Orrego, Dorothy Benjamin 1945
70		Osborn, Elaine Seeger 1942
71		Osgood, Barbara Travis 1956
70		Oudheusden, Jeanne Griffiths 1948
71		Overly, Darlene GR
71		Owens, Emily GR
70		Paddock, Shirley Lewis 1942
70		Padgham, Rose 1940
70		Page, Eleanor Pearse 1938
70		Paine, Gwendolyn Chapmann 1951
70		Palmer, Genevieve Cothran 1939
70		Palmer, Jacqueline Pudish 1948
70		Palmer, Julie 1950
70		Palmer, Margaret 1949
70		Palmes, Rebecca 1946
70		Pape, Dolores H. 1951
71		Papenfus, Leslie J. 1954
70		Pardee, Jean 1942
70		Parsons, Janet Harkness 1944
70		Parsons, Marion Beatty 1944
70		Passman, Sandra 1949
70		Patchen, Barbara Kane 1952
71		Paxton, Laura Lea 1953
70		Payne, Constance Price 1950
70		Pearson, Elizabeth Woodson 1947
70		Peeler, Janet Eagle 1945
70		Peet, Elizabeth 1942
70		Peet, Hope Stevenson 1938
70		Pegues, Nancy Elwin 1952
72		Pelletier, Leona Bledsoe GR
70		Pendergast, Agnes L. 1940
70		Pendleton, Marilyn Davies 1948
70		Perduyn, Charlotte 1940
71		Perl, Phyllis 1954
70		Perry, Arleen Heidgerd 1942
71		Perry, Jean Morrison 1953
70		Personius, Deborah 1945
70		Pertulo, Vieno 1937
70		Petrey, Genevieve Frederick 1948
71		Pettem, Jane 1956
70		Petterson, Marian Kibbe 1949
70		Phelps, Dorothy 1936
70		Pierce, Elizabeth Ann 1944
70		Pierce, Janet 1947
70		Pilcher, Priscilla B. 1938
70		Pilger, Mary Anne Farrell 1951
71		Pineiro, Yolanda 1956
70		Plass, Helen Palmer 1948
71		Plumis, Ariadne 1954
70		Plunkett, Joan 1942
70		Poley, Ethel Baer 1943
71		Polkinghorne, Edith Freeman GR
70		Pomerance, Harriet 1945
71		Porter, Blaine GR
70		Potter, Margaret Smith 1943
71		Powers, Alice GR
70		Pratt, Delia Alden 1939
70		Prellevitz, Margery Stevenson 1945
70		Prey, Dorothy Taylor 946
70		Prince, Rayma Price 1952
70		Prytherch, Eunice H. 1936
70		Purdy, Harriet Friemel 1946
71		Quinn, Ethel GR
70		Raiber, Laurine 1941
71		Ranck, Nancy M. 1953
71		Rankin, Helen GR
70		Rathbun, Lucy Ann 1940
70		Rausch, Martha L. 1947
70		Raynor, Jean 1940
71		Reading, Nancy 1956
70		Ready, Evelyn Walker 1936
70		Reederisch, Constance 1945
70		Regelman, Mary Ellen Gillet 1941
70		Ribe, Melva Wiedemann 1942
70		Rice, Elizabeth J. 1936
70		Rich, Ruth 1937
70		Richards, Louise 1945
70		Riddell, Virginia 1951
71		Ridder, Clara A. GR
70		Riggs, Faith Winne 1942
70		Ripley, Helen 1940
70		Risley, Marjorie Utz 1940
71		Ritchey, Hazel 1955
70		Robbins, Ruth Vanderwark 1947
71		Roberson, Nena GR
70		Roberts, Betty Jane Harris 1938
71		Roberts, Irene GR
70		Roberts, Mary Ann 1952
70		Robinson, Elsie 1939
71		Robinson, Margaret Blackburn 1955
70		Robinson, Thelma Drake 1942
71		Robinson, Veronica A. GR
71		Rockwood, Catherine A. GR
70		Rodger, Jean 1940
70		Roll, Charlotte 1947
70		Ronaldson, Agnes S. 1951
70		Roof, Celeste 1947
70		Rose, Eleanor J. 1949
70		Rosenberg, Peggy 1948
70		Rosner, Gertrude 1949
70		Rosse, Roxanne 1949
70		Rostoff, Mildred 1950
70		Rowe, Ellen Baltzell 1939
70		Rowe, Phyllis Reuning 1947
70		Rubin, Marqery B. 1949
70		Ruch, Patricia Hoke 1948
70		Rumpf, Mary E. 1945
71		Russell, Elaine 1953
70		Ryan, Anne E. 1948
71		Rystedt, Greta 1953
70		Sabin, Helene Freund 1948
70		Sacha, Mary Marion 1950
72		Sai, Florence A. GR
71		Salinger, Harriett 1954
70		Salissbury, Dorothy Cross 1943
70		Salzberg ,Martha Jean 1951
70		Sanders, Dorothy 1946
72		Sanford, Jeanne GR
70		Sanne, Mary Murrell 1947
70		Sappenfield, Rita Cummins 1950
70		Sargent. Shirley Richards 1941
70		Saunders, Marjorie 1947
70		Savery, Elizabeth 1941
70		Sawyer, June C. 1952
70		Sawyer, Ruth 1937
70		Saxe, Ellen M. 1940
71		Sayer, Shirley Howard 1954
70		Schaeffer, S.J. 1938
70		Schaer, Margaret M. 1944
70		Schaufler, Beverly Pratt 1948
70		Scheidelman, Betty 1944
70		Schermerhorn, Louise 1945
72		Schiller, Edna Wiggins GR
72		Schlater, Jean Davis GR
72		Schlesinger, Benjamin GR
71		Schneider, Carolee 1954
71		Schneider, Micki Lasky 1956
70		Schneiderman, Nanette Zorn 1944
70		Schofield, Sally Bickford 1944
70		Schoonmaker, Elizabeth Schra 193 9
70		Schuster, Margaret 1948
71		Schwarting, Barbara Baker 1953
71		Scott, Helen Kerruich 1955
70		Scott, Marion 1944
70		Scott, Naomi George 1941
70		Scutt, Sharma G. 1936
70		Seaburg, Nellie C. 193 7
70		Seebald, Gladys McKeever 1942
70		Seel, Marion 1946
70		Seeley, Mary Louise 1949
70		Sequin, Jean 1950
70		Selby, Betty Hartman 1947
70		Seligamn, Dorothy Newman 1941
72		Selke, Elizabeth GR
70		Semanek, Jane 1945
70		Senuk, Olga 1944
71		Sequerth, Ann Gleason 1953
70		Serafine, Catherine 1944
70		Serbell, Sally 1939
70		Settembrini, Mary Elizabeth G 1946
70		Sexaner, Christine 1944
72		Shah, Iffat GR
72		Shao, Ho-King GR
70		Shapero, Rosalyn 1950
70		Shapiro, Gloria 1944
71		Sharpe, Sandra Taylor 1956
70		Shaul, Eunice Goodman 1940
70		Shaver, Frances 1948
72		Shaw, Agnes R. GR
71		Shaw, Ann 1956
72		Sheerer, Elizabeth GR
70		Shepperd, Patricia 1947
70		Sherlock, Barbara 1948
72		Shevrin, Howard GR
72		Shields, Judith B. GR
72		Shively, Audrey GR
70		Short, Patricia Mooney 1941
72		Shure, Myrna B. PhD '66
72		Sibson, Sandra MS '65
72		Siddiqi,Fahmida Jeelani GR
70		Siegel, Judith Engle 1952
70		Sielbach, Faye 1944
70		Sigety, Katharine Snell 1944
72		Singson, Maria Pacita M '66
72		Sirohi, Narenetra S. GR
72		Skellenger, Marie GR
70		Skelton, Elnora Thomas 1941
71		Skinner, Margaret Shipman 1956
70		Skolnick, Carole 1950
70		Slocum, Pearl 1939
70		Slocum, Ruth 1937
72		Smillie, David GR
70		Smith, Elizabeth Klees 1939
70		Smith, Elizabeth Logan 1940
70		Smith, Harriett S. 1939
70		Smith, Katharine Messler 1946
70		Smith, Margaret Belknap 1942
70		Smith, Marian Michaelis 1945
70		Smith, Mildred 1948
70		Smith, Miriam 1948
71		Smith, Susan Finn 1953
70		Smith, Virginia 1940
70		Smitth, Virginia Brown 1946
72		Smithells, Jancis GR
71		Smoots, Margaret L. 1953
70		Snell, Julia 1942
70		Snellman, Adaline GR
70		Snipper, Muriel 1952
71		Snyder, Faith 1955
70		Snyder, Janet Bliss 1941
72		Snyder, Jean K. MS '53
70		Snyder, Marion Silsby 1943
70		Spaid, Jean Paddock 1947
70		Spar, Mary Russell 1944
70		Spector, Rita Fingold 1948
70		Spencer, Beverly Parsons 1948
71		Spencer, Mrs. John House 1954
70		Speno, Audre Bernichon 1941
71		Sperber, Evelyn Wagner 1954
70		Spiegel, Margot 1940
70		Sproit, Nancy 1950
70		Starr, Janet Elwin 1947
70		Steel, Emmajean 1951
70		Steele, Virginia M. 1949
72		Stefani, Rosa GR
71		Steffen, Marilyn 1956
70		Steinman, Beatrice 1952
70		Stephenson, Betty Halpin 1946
70		Stern, Arline Bircly 1951
71		Steven, Janet 1953
70		Stevens, Gilberta A. 1945
70		Stevens, Helen Baker 1948
71		Stevens, Nancy 1955
72		Stewart, Dorothy M. MS '46
70		Stewart, Edith Van Nostrand 1945
70		Stewart, Mary 1938
70		Stockton, Jane Overley Lawre 1951
71		Stone, June Nickerson GR
70		Stone, Suzanne 1946
70		Storm, Phyllis 1945
72		Storvick, Clara GR
70		Story, Mabel R. 1941
70		Stout, Phyllis 1944
70		Stowe, Cornelia Moyer 1941
70		Strangio, Anna 1951
71		Strehmow, Judith Gingell 1954
70		Stroman, Ann Gustafson 1946
70		Struck, Barbara Medland 1952
70		Stutz, Sarah Purdum 1939
71		Stycos, Aglaea Grammen GR
70		Styles, Barbara 1943
72		Suchman, J. Richard GR
70		Summer, Frances Hornsby 1942
72		Swani, Vimla PhD '59
70		Swanson, Virginia Keeler 1948
72		Sweeny, Mary GR
72		Swift, Mildred GR
70		Swinton, Frances 1948
72		Symons, Mary Anne E. GR
71		Tabor, Rhoda Morris 1953
71		Tackbary, Helen E. 1954
72		Taggart, Kathleen GR
70		Talpey, Elizabeth Alden 1948
70		Tanger, Katrina S. 1936
70		Tariant, Barbara 1948
70		Taylor, Dorothy 1949
70		Terry, Nancy 1952
70		Thalman, Marqaret Morse 1943
71		Thastesen, Joan 1953
70		Thatcher, June 1936
70		Theis, Ruth McBride 1941
70		Thielker, Shirley 1949
72		Thomas, Sarah E. GR
70		Thompsett, Marjorie Smith 1941
70		Thompson, Eunice Bueg 1945
70		Tiedemein, Doris Johnson 1946
70		Tillenberg, Joan 1946
70		Tipping, Agnes Hansen 1941
70		Titus, Gene Buchanan 1946
70		Toan, Eleanore Reed 1942
70		Tobkin, Elaine 1949
70		Tohn, Helen 1947
70		Toleman, Dorothy Schmitt 1950
72		Toliver, Barbara Bond GR
70		Tompkins, Elizabeth 1938
72		Tompkins, Frances E. GR
70		Tompkins, Rita Kennedy 1950
71		Torance, Phoebe 1956
72		Torres, Carmen Celivista GR
70		Tossi, Dhimitra 1939
70		Towner, Kathryn Beebe 1944
70		Traver, Janet 1947
70		Tschirner, Rachel Johnson 1940
71		Tucker, Ann B. 1953
70		Tuthill, Ruth Humphrey 1949
70		Twitchell, Janet Perrine 1941
70		Twyman, Edna Haussman 1941
70		Ullrich, Caroline Bayne 1946
70		Underberg, Joyce Wisbaum 1952
71		Unger, Margaret Diebold 1955
70		Unterzuber, Barbara Smith 1942
72		Urcloart, Doris GR
70		Usher, Carolyn B. 1945
71		Utter, Nannette Gravener Criss 1955
70		Uyeno, Phyllis Stevenson 1942
70		Van Allen, Mary Louise Alstein 1950
70		Van Geluwe, Marion Pallace 1939
70		VanTyne, Evelyn 1942
70		VanVleet, Dorothy 1945
70		Vaughan, Corinne Hickox 1942
71		Verbsky,Elizabelth Collins 1956
72		Viewig, Dorothea GR
70		Vikre, Elizabeth Rogalsky 1939
70		Vinski, Helen J. 1951
70		Vogel, Joan 1948
70		Vorhis, Hariet Cross 1941
72		Waddell, Majorie Stee GR
70		Wadleck, Clara 1944
70		Wagenhals, Elizabeth Hughes 1941
70		Wagner, Wilma 1946
71		Wait, Beverly MacNamara 1955
70		Waldron, Margaret Gehlert 1950
70		Wallaca, Pauline 1944
70		Wallace, Alice Rees 1939
70		Waller, Lillian Perhamus 1941
70		Walsh, Erva 1945
70		Walsh, Ruth M. 1941
70		Ward, Barbara 1941
70		Ward, Frances 1944
70		Ward, Linda M. 1946
70		Ward, Virginia 1941
72		Ware, Bennie Maye GR
70		Warnock, Marie Reese 1944
72		Washburn, Helen P. GR
70		Waters, Cynthia Heister 1946
72		Waverly, Beverly J. GR
70		Weaver, Gertrude Harvey 1946
72		Weaver, Lola Lackey GR
70		Weaver, Sarah Beale 1944
70		Webster, Elizabeth Luxford 1939
70		Weiner, Grace Gray 1947
70		Weissman, Jean 1955
70		Welch, Muriel Welch 1946
70		Weller, Virginia C. 1947
70		Wells, Henrietta 1937
70		Welter, Doris 1948
71		Weng, Virginia 1953
71		Werst, Ruth 1956
70		Westlake, Meredith 1937
71		Wetherbee, Ann E. 1956
71		White, Marietta N. GR
70		White, Nancy 1944
70		White, Ruth Babcock 1942
70		Whitlock, Mary Lu De Puy 1955
70		Whittier, Mary Ellen 1944
70		Widom, Lois Sanow 1951
70		Wierum, Jean Hough 1947
72		Wilborn, Dorothy M. MS '60
70		Will, Shirley 1943
70		Willerton, Helen F. 1936
70		Williams, Cathy Moore 1944
70		Williams, Elizabeth Kandiko 1944
71		Williams, Margaret 1955
70		Williamson, Midred Haslett 1942
71		Wilson, Jane Grep 1954
70		Wilson, Joyce Jarnagin 1948
70		Wilson, Phyllis 1942
70		Wilson, Rayma Carter 1946
72		Wines, Mary E. GR
72		Winters, Jayne GR
70		Wolff, Elsie 1939
71		Wollner, Frances A. 1954
70		Wolverton, Joan M. 1948
70		Wood, Francesi 1950
70		Wood, Margaret 1941
70		Woodruff, Alcie Buhsen 1942
70		Woods, Carole Ogle 1941
70		Woods, Jane 1946
72		Woods, Margaret MSâ?? 81
70		Woodward, Nancy Ann 1947
71		Wright, Carol E. 1953
70		Wright, Frances 1948
72		Wu, Sun-i GR
72		Wu-Wang, Olivia GR
70		Yacker, Janet Reese 1948
70		Yost, Nancy Lehrboch 1948
70		Young, Carol 1938
72		Young, Josephine 0. GR
70		Young, Pauline 1940
70		Young, Priscilla 1944
72		Zaehringer, Mary V. GR
70		Zak, Jean Sprott 1952
72		Zamir, Billa GR
71		Zehner, Mary 1956
71		Zelickman, Evelyn 1956
71		Zicht, Anita J. 1954
71		Zimmerman, Marlea E. 1954
70		Zingerle, Carrie H 1936
70		Zubon, Elizabeth 1948
72		Zensen, Margaret S. GR
		Additional Correspondence [subseries]:
75		Ames,Beth 57
75		Bloom, Lillian D. 57
75		Gallo, Catherine Cantanzarite 57
75		Ziegel, Ruth Covell 57
75		Maple, Nancy Cunningham 57
75		Ebel, Lydia L. 57
75		Townsend, Carol Gehrka 57
75		Grassl, Eleonore Olga "Lori" 57
75		Laderman, Willa Greenbaum 57
75		Tuttle, Carol Insley 57
75		Karle, Irene 57
75		Kennedy, Joan M. 57
75		Laguardia, Frances 57
75		Meliere, Louise 57
75		Rives, Marilynn Carol 57
75		Pew, Elizabeth Westin 57
75		Hall, C. Kathleen Bennett 58
75		Dane, Dorothy Blow 58
75		Allen, Jewelle Carlson 58
75		De Lee, Elizabeth J. 58
75		Fillo, Elizabeth A. Fuchs 58
75		Labell, Marilyn Harper 58
75		Muench, Elizabeth Holt 58
75		Kingsbury, Rosemary 58
75		Rockwell, Cynthia Ide 58
75		Lee,Betsy 58
75		Needell, Barabara 58
75		Braverman, Susan Plavin 58
75		Rettinger, Phyllis 58
75		Glickman, Paula Rivlin 58
75		Shannon, Karen 58
75		Steffen, Elizabeth Ann 58
75		Vickery, Ann Winters 58
75		Vosburg, Joanne R. 58
75		Williams, Joan 58
75		Winter, Vera F.J. 58
75		Brotman, Judith E. 59
75		Frommer, Judith Goldman 59
75		Lombardi, Dorothy Heidemann 59
75		Ortmann, Nancy Hunt 59
75		Gould, Joyce Sekellick 59
75		Guest, Sally Wheaton 59
75		King, Karen W. 60
75		Kofu-Godis, Antigone 60
75		Miller, Hester "Jip" Lent 60
75		Freedman, Rita Jackaway 60
75		O'Connor, Carolyn Creamer 60
75		Samson, Paula 60
75		Townsend, Anne 60
75		Allen, Marcia Lee 61
75		Goldman, Joyce Berger 61
75		Swigert, Jeanne Carnahan 61
75		Stathis, Aphrodite Carvelas 61
75		Cohen, Lola Rose 61
75		Powers, Patricia A. Connery 61
75		Berkenblit, Sarita Daniels 61
75		Berk, Ann Fox 61
75		Saunders, Jocelyn Gurley 61
75		Guthridge, Carol 61
75		Horner, Clarinda 61
75		Ahl, Sandra Perrott 61
75		Keller, Lynn Phifer 61
75		Platto, Barbara Ira 61
75		Bowman, Susan Schurig 61
75		Smythe, Katherine D. 61
75		Turner, Margaret Stack 61
75		Reiger, Carolyn J. 61
75		Riley, Martha 61
75		Rosenthal, Nancy 61
75		Wender, Carole J. 61
75		Shepherd, Lynne Bechtold 62
75		Gallogy, Frances Denn 62
75		Dockerill, Larrie 62
75		Dwyer, Elizabeth S. 62
75		Fisher, Carole B. Finn 62
75		Greenfield, Peggy Fitzgerald 62
75		Cosgrove, Hannah Gottshall 62
75		Gordon, Stefany 62
75		Gordon, Judith 62
75		Lanfranchi, Constance 62
75		Pineo, Marion Mac Donald 62
75		Mayer, Lois 62
75		Melvin, Caryl 62
75		Frank, Janet Nickerson 62
75		Tomkins, Linda Jean Quick 62
75		Kornreich, Mary Rose 62
75		Suits, Diane Stewart 62
75		Davidson, Gail Strand 62
75		Weiss, Roberta 62
75		Williams, Nancy 62
75		Wood, Sandra Wills 62
75		Udell,Helen 62
75		Zadik, Eleanor M. 62
75		Zucchelli, Linda 62
75		Rubin, Hillary Brown 63
75		Heinze, Fredericka L. 63
75		Lederer, Edith 63
75		Mcintire, Kay Lynn 63
75		Brown, Bonnie Simonson 63
75		Klein, Susan Boxer 64
75		Deitrich, Mary M. 64
75		Ruffing, Ann Framton 64
75		Gray, Jeanne 64
75		Michaels, Patricia G. 64
75		Seerkus, Barbara J. 64
75		Sherman, Mary M. 64
75		Stephens, Suzanne 64
75		Steves, Gail 65
75		Bloodgood, Doris 65
75		Woehr, Susan Nye 65
75		Schus, Stephanie 65
75		Serman, Mary M. 65
75		Walker, Janet L. 65
75		Horn, Jane Wilkenfeld 65
75		Kozlowski, Carole A. 66
75		Yuan, Barbara 66
102		Martha Van Rensselaer 1916-1931
59		Martha Van Rensselaer 1921
59		Helen Canon 1919-1946
102		MVR and Flora Rose with Mary Henry 1918-1921
102		Flora Rose 1910-1928
102		Flora Rose 1929-1938
102		Flora Rose 1940-1941
102		Flora Rose 1941-1947
102		Flora Rose and interview with Flora Rose 1950s
102		Correspondence from Alumni Concerning the Appointment of a Woman Dean 1931
59		Correspondence concerning two Native American Students in the College of Home Economics 1931
102		Women's Positions 1944, 1947, 1962
102		Helen Canoyer-Correspondence and Speeches 1956-1964
102		Admissions Folder for a Student not Accepted 1939
102		Exhibition Catalog from Costume Exhibition in the College, by Elsie Frost 1928
		Series IX. Furnishings [series]:
27		Orders for Entire Building - Department of Home Economics [H.A. = Household Art.]
27		Acoustics; contains printed material
27		Miscellaneous - includes fabric samples
27		Estimates
27		Kitchens - blueprint and printed material
27		Labs - Psychological
27		Cafeteria Lobby - includes sketches
27		Room G/71
27		Furniture - miscellaneous extras
27		Building equipment - Doris Schumaker; Miss Brucher
27		Requisitions - New Building 1929-1930
27		H.A. Design and Crafts Lab - includes photographs and fabric samples
27		H.A. equipment - old; with sketches
27		H.A. storage - general (information about companies manufacturing building supplies)
27		Labs - Clothing; Stenographic Room; Girl's Lounge; Exhibition Rooms; Class Rooms; Conference Rooms, Canon Reading; Labs. Food and Nutrition
27		Recreation Room (pending) - with blueprints, sketches, fabric samples
27		Design and crafts lab.; storage; draperies; H.A. color and Design Lab; H.A. office
27		Supplies; House Planning & Furnishing Lab; Housemaking Apts
		Building Equipment [subseries]:
27		1932-33
27		Census data
27		Lines - Tables
27		House Planning Flats; Grad Lounge; Freshman Reading Room; Waiting Room Costume Shop
27		Corridor lockers (recessed); closets; furnishings
27		Room G/71; Household Art Ext. Work Room
27		Supplies; Crafts laboratory (no equipment); H.A. office; Miss Blackmore's office - January 1935; color and design lab
27		Office - Erway & Scott; Miss Marin's office, January 1935; Room 401 - loft -- fabric samples and photographs
27		Acoustics
27		Floor treatments; printed materials
27		Dryer; tracings of equipment; F & N; measurements; preliminary plans; other buildings - includes blueprints and sketches
27		Reading Room includes blueprints, fabric samples
27		Equipment - other buildings
27		Room 325 H.A. department; New Building - financial; partitions; 404 Faculty Lounge
27		Walls, curtains for offices - 1934; Empire Case Goods
27		Waiting room; Faculty Lounge pending; Library; departmental equipment; apartments (current); apts. - nursery; H.A. dept. miscellaneous equipment
27		Apartment - 1st floor; paint; plumbing
27		New Building - blueprint requests; second-hand furniture; measurements, partition; Constant Temperature Room; telephones.71
27		Walls, curtains for offices 1934; Empire Case Goods
27		Furniture orders, furniture received; furnishings, miscellaneous, hardware; plans
27		Pianos - victrolas; general storage; vacuum cleaners; ventilation; tables; telephones; committee - equipment; directory board - photographs
27		Shades - printed material
27		Syren Mocey Co. - filing systems - include blueprints and sketches
27		Apartment B - fabric samples and photographs
27		Correspondence - New Building
27		Correspondence - New Building 1927-31
27		Apartment
27		Office studies - includes blueprints
27		Bids - New Building; New Building corrections
27		College
27		Ampitheatre -includes blueprints
27		Cafeteria ? includes printed material, blueprints
27		Dryer
27		Labs - Chemistry - includes printed material
27		Floors - includes printed material and blueprints
28		Gas connection appliances; laundry; basement; Morin ? H.A.. office; Associate Director's office - includes sketches and blueprints
28		Building key numbers - include photograph; building equipment miscellaneous
28		Room G-6; Room G-39; Room 3M-24; Room G-105; Room G-106; Room 108; Room 1.14; Room 117; Room 145; Room 186; Room 201; Room 203
28		Room 208; Room 226; Room 243; Room 253; Room 253, 283a & b; Room 254; Room 256; Room 257; Room 266; Room 283; Room 284;Room 302; Room 307
28		Inventory
28		Financial reimbursements - H.A
28		Room 327 ? includes blueprints, samples, and printed material
28		Room 401 - includes blueprints
28		H.A. Dept. requirements building equipment
28		Building Equipment owed to H.A. department by building Gen. & other departments; loaned equipment H.A. Department; paint formulae; B-5; B-8
28		H.A. Department Fan Room; Room 314; Room 317; Room 318; Room 319; Room 321
28		Room 322, Room 328; Room 3M-#; Room 3M-5; 3M-6; 3M-14; Student Work Room
28		Mrs. Eddy - equipment; include samples, blueprints
28		Sales Room; Ampitheatre, 1938; offices under Ampitheatre, 1939; building equipment - general; building equipment - Auditorium
28		Chairs for staff offices (originals) - include samples
28		Chairs for staff (duplicates)
28		Chemistry Lab general, 339, 1938; Clerical Staff Restroom; Clerk's Restroom; corridor - second floor; Dye Lab, 1938; Faculty Lounge building equipment
28		Building Equipment - financial - all departments; Girl's Smoking Room; building equipment - general; Graduate Lounge
28		Building Equipment - lighting; building maintenance (Mrs. Wells - Mr. Davies); office - Caroline Morton, 1939; building equipment - procedure; Recreation Room Terrace
28		Secretary's Office - building equipment
28		Girl's Smoking Room; building equipment requests; Rose #2 - The Circle
28		Building equipment Miss Rose's office; stenographic room; venetian blinds; Room 185
28		Notes - New Building, extra copies
28		Government Specifications, etc
100		Martha Van Renssaler Hall Floor Plans (revised) 1956
		Family Life [subseries]:
28		(Building equipment) - G-29
28		(Building equipment) - G-52; building equipment Family Life; Apartment C; Student Work Room - B-9
		Student Guidance Room 3M11 [subseries]:
28		Student Guidance - includes many samples
28		Schumaker
29		Schumaker Current
29		Schumaker checked
		Economics of Households [subseries]:
29		Cushman Swartwood; Cushman Milks
29		Cushman cabinets - include blueprints
29		Room 311; Economics of Households - general building equipment; G-8 (Miss Wiesendanger); Miss Cushman Room G-9; Room G-19; Rooms G-19, G-19a; G-20 a & b
		Library [subseries]:
29		Room 117 Library Annex
29		Library; Library - Present
		Institutional Management [subseries]:
29		Room 114
29		Cafeteria; Green Room (includes 1938 menu)
		Publicity Department [subseries]:
29		Room 314 - Mrs. Phillips
		Extension Equipment [subseries]:
29		Grace Henderson -- equipment; Heywood Room 256
		Foods and Nutrition [subseries]:
29		360
29		Research Laboratory; Room 360
29		Miss Hauck - Room 303
		Clothing [subseries]:
29		Clothing, General; Room 243 (M. Brasie); Room 205 (Ruth Scott); Room 206 (Humphrey); Julie Strahan - Room 303; Room 209
		Hotel Administration [subseries]:
29		Hotel Administration; Room 203 (Meeks)
		Household Management [subseries]:
29		Duplicate orders; departmental furnishings - current; building equipment furniture; orders pending
		Housing of Home Economics at Cornell Before MVR Hall [subseries]:
29		Home Economics Building (now Comstock Hall): construction
29		Home Economics Building - correspondence and advertising matter for equipment and miscellaneous products, to 1921
29		Home Economics Building - maintenance, correspondence to 1921
		Specifications, Other Data on Construction of MVR Hall [subseries]:
29		Auditorium - incudes blueprints
29		Revised budgets
29		Mr. Davies, Building Engineer
29		Screens
29		Budget
29		Graduate Lounge - includes sketches and blueprint
29		Girl's Lounge - includes sketches and blueprint
29		Basement apartment kitchen - includes blueprint
29		Labs and kitchen specifications H6
29		Steel locker specifications
29		Cafeteria specifications
29		Steel kitchen specifications
29		Wood office furniture specifications
29		Specifications - includes blueprints
29		Estimate of equipment for nursery school
30		Affidavits and warranties
30		Home Economics - correspondence; includes blueprints
30		Education Division; requests
30		Correspondence - general - includes blueprints
30		Specifications
30		Maps
30		Observation screen
30		Correspondence memoranda
30		Completed drawings
30		Office material
30		Clothing Laboratories - Beulah Blackmore
30		Floor Plans - office
30		Fans; practice apartment kitchen
30		Ampitheatre kitchen - includes blueprint and sketch
30		First floor- lounge/kitchen - includes blueprint
30		Men's lounge/kitchen
30		Estimate of equipment for Food and Nutrition Department
30		Estimate of equipment for general
30		Estimates no: 9860-65
30		New Building equipment
30		Estimate of equipment for Home Economics Building
30		Offices 7/7/33
30		Schumacher Doris Apartment - includes fabric samples
30		Auditorium 1/66 current - includes fabric samples, blueprint
30		4/8 - includes blueprint
30		H.A. Department equipment budget - includes stamples, photographs, and blueprints 1935 $2500 Morin
30		Wood contract 7/7/33; 4/1 - current
30		Tea Room 1/70 - includes photographs and sketches
31		Lamps - includes samples and photographs
31		Lighting - includes printed material
31		Cassidy Co - includes photographs
31		Material belonging to Mr. Syren - includes photographs, blueprints, samples, sketches
31		Mr. Syren WF current - includes photographs
31		Auditorium - foyer
31		Building - Seminar Canon - includes sketches and photographs
31		3/60 building Equipment
31		Equipment H.A. Department
31		Floors Current; rooms to be done
31		4/21; 4/34 Monsch; offices current
31		Old furnishings; Director 1/82; chairs - general building
31		General requisitions; curtains
31		Graduate Lounge; building - structural
31		Specifications original
31		H.A. Department equipment budget 1935: $2500 Scidmore
31		New Building equipment extras
31		Household Arts
31		Hart Dye Lab-as-checked; building equipment - screens
31		Library
31		Cubage
31		Smaller equipment 7/7/33; Blewer kitchen; venetian blinds; building equipment Mrs. R. G. Smith 2/1
31		New Building - rooms for study
31		Faye Sellbach Household Arts 140; sound equipment; Food and Nutrition Studies
31		Electrical; clocks
31		Blackboards and bulletin boards; ink filling stations
31		Measurements - original
31		Furnishings to select - Morin Scidmore; Humidity Room
31		Notes - New Building
31		Lodge - nursery - includes floor plans
31		Dining Room 3/60 - includes photograph, sketches, and sample
31		Nursery School
		Additions, Repairs, Maintenance - 1933-1954 [subseries]:
31		Buildings, furniture, etc
31		Annex - Home Economics - 1947; Home Economics Annex * 1947-1951
31		Martha Van Rensselaer Hall equipment 1933-1935
31		Martha Van Rensselaer Hall - Building - includes blueprints
31		$25,000 Building Equipment Fund - 1935
31		Martha Van Rensselaer Hall New $25,000 Building Equipment Fund 1935-1936
31		MVR Hall - Building Equipment Fund 1936-1937
31		MVR Hall - Building Equipment Fund 1937-1938
31		Department of Buildings and Grounds 1932-1937
31		Plantings in front of MVR Hall 1939
31		Building 1939-1951
31		Building equipment 1939; mural in Ampitheater 1937
31		Building repairs 1940-1946
31		New Homemaking Apartment Building 1942-1946
32		Building space study *** 1939-1945
32		Laboratory 401 - equipment 1944; guide to MVR Hall, 1954
32		Major building changes ***** 1950
32		Roosevelt desk in Faculty Lounge
32		I. History - Martha Van Rensselaer Hall - conference - March 3, 1927; includes correspondence - Eleanor Roosevelt 1927
32		II. History - Martha Van Rensselaer Hall - meeting - February 6, 1928 - September 28, 1928 - includes Eleanor Roosevelt
32		III. History - Martha Van Rensselaer Hall - conference an dinner, November 10, 1928; includes correspondence Eleanor Roosevelt October - November 1928
32		IV. History - Martha Van Rensselaer Hall ? appropriated $475,000.00 naming of Hall - includes clippings
32		Dedication of Martha Van Rensselaer Hall - 1934 ? includes printed material and clippings
32		Dedication letters A-Z and miscellany
32		Cornerstone laying and dedication plans, correspondence, telegrams, department material & printed material, and clippings
32		Miscellaneous dedication of MVR Hall - Farm & Home Week, 1934 - includes correspondence, speeches, printed material, press releases, and clippings
32		MVR Hall - miscellaneous correspondence
32		MVR Hall - accomplished
32		MVR Hall - early plans
32		MVR Hall - plans for building measurements
32		MVR Hall - information concerning New Building
32		MVR Hall - Building Committee, 1926 - Miss Spohn, Chrm
32		MVR Hall - blueprints not used and duplicates
32		Miscellaneous Home Economics Department bulletins and conference printed items
32		Questionnaire from Ohio State University about Cornell Home Economics graduates
32		Miscellaneous clippings
		Series X. College History [series]:
		History: Martha Van Rensselaer [subseries]:
33		Family history - early letters 1875-1919
33		Letters 1923-25
33		Letters 1926, 1928, 1930, n.d
33		Miscellaneous family papers
33		Correspondence and sketches of family crest
33		Printed invitations and announcements, greeting card with photograph, several unidentified photographs
33		Printed material including Caroline M. Percival's 1957 biography of MVR
33		Newspaper clippings
33		MVR - early Cattaraugus school district material
33		Clippings and telegram
33		Letters about Commissionership 1886-1892
33		Telegrams about Commissionership 1893
33		Letters about Commissionership 1893
33		Letters about Commissionership 1896-1900, 1922
33		Papers about Commissionership
33		Teachers Institute during Commissionership
33		Letters from MVR's father, 1875-1886
33		Letters from MVR's father, 1887-1889
33		Letters from MVR's father, 1890-1891
33		Letters from MVR's father, 1892
33		Letters from MVR's father, 1895-1896, 1900
33		Letters from MVR's father, 1901-1902, n.d
33		Correspondence of MVR, 1918-1932, including correspondence from Jane Addams (of Hull House, Chicago); Carrie Chapman Catt; Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, Jr.; Ida M. Tarbell; Eleanor Roosevelt and others
33		Correspondence of MVR with newspaper, magazine, and book editors 1901-1904; 1905-1907; 1908; 1909-1910; 1911-1913; 1914-1915; 1918; 1920-1921; including letters from Theodore Dreiser and Ida Tarbell
33		Correspondence with "Uncle John" 1906-1910
33		Personal correspondence - 1900-1907; 1909-1909; 1910; 1911; 1912; 1913-1914; 1915; 1917-1918; 1919-1920; 1921; n.d
33		MVR - administrative policy
33		MVR - courses - Woman in the Family and Woman in Industry, 1917-1918
33		MVR - portrait
33		MVR - class notes for Course III - divisions include bibliography, divorce, civilization; decalogue, examination; feudalism; general, labor; outlines, Renaissance, revolution, and Roman
		Outside interests, travels, honors [subseries]:
33		MVR's 25th Anniversary at College - letters, telegrams, clippings
33		MVR - appointments
33		MVR - Better Homes in America Campaign, 1923; MVR - President Conference on Home Building and ownership, 1931
33		Work for Randolph School
33		Work on behalf of Madame Curie - including letter from Herbert Hoover and announcement of the Marie Curie Radium Fund Committee
33		Article on pedometer study in New York World, May 27, 1900
33		"Boys and Girls" and "Children's magazine" (Martha Van Rensselaer)
33		Tale of Miss Van Rensselaer's Pig
33		Honors and opportunities
DD-14		National American Woman Suffrage Association certificate given to Martha Van Rensselaer (MVR) and signed by Carrie Chapman Catt
DD-14		Program from the American Woman's Association meeting at Madison Square Garden - MVR was a speaker
DD-14		Certificate given to MVR, designating her as a delegate to represent New York State at the Women's National Congress
DD-14		Certificate stating that MVR is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution
DD-14		Certificate in appreciation of MVR's service to the United States Food Administration
DD-14		Certificate given to MVR designating her as a delegate to represent New York State at the International Dry-Farming Congress
DD-14		Certificate from the New York State College of Teachers, conferring on her the degree of Doctor of Pedagogy
DD-14		Article from The Sunday Star, Washington, DC - "Fifty Foremost Women" by Ida Tarbell
DD-14		Article from the New York Evening World, "Ability and Initiative, With Will to Carry on, Mark Women Leaders"
DD-14		Article from The World, "Women Honor Forty-Nine as the Leaders of Their Sex in the Country"
DD-14		Article from The Ithaca Journal, "MVR Honored By Many Friends and Associates on 25th Anniversary of Her Work at Cornell"
34		Senatorial campaign
34		Miss Van Rensselaer's letters from Florida
34		Miss Van Rensselaer's letters from Europe 1923
34		Death of Martha Van Rensselaer: obituary notices, announcements
34		Death of Martha Van Rensselaer: letters of sympathy, May 1932 (fld. 5); June 1-15, 1932 (fld. 6)
34		Death of Martha Van Rensselaer: letters of sympathy, June 16-December 1:2, 1932 (fld.7); telegrams, lists, funeral flower cards (fld. 8)
34		Death of Martha Van Rensselaer: resolutions adopted by various groups
34		Death of Martha Van Rensselaer: Journal of Home Economics article
34		Short stories by Martha Van Rensselaer
34		Speeches and articles by Martha Van Rensselaer
34		Memorial Library - Randolph
34		Correspondence re Martha Van Rensselaer; bookshelf prior to move to Mann Library
34		Martha Van Rensselaer bookshelf in Albert R. Mann. Library
34		Biography of Martha Van Rensselaer by Carolyn M. Percival
34		Miscellaneous biographical data on Martha Van Rensselaer
34		Miscellaneous biographical sketches of Martha Van Rensselaer
34		Clippings - 12 famous women. (Oversize clippings on notable women located in mapcase drawer.)
34		Miscellany
34		Home Economics staff meetings (minutes) 5/19/13-4/12/15
34		Home Economics staff meetings (minutes) 6/8/15-3/3/19 & index
34		Horne Economics staff meetings (minutes) 9/30/19-12/5/21
34		Home Economics staff meetings (minutes) 1/10/22-1/20/25 & index
34		Flora Rose - family background
34		Flora Rose - life before Cornell days
34		Articles about Flora Rose
34		Personal correspondence of & about Flora Rose 1906-24 (f1d.3 1931-70, n.d. (fld. 32)
34		Correspondence of Flora Rose with Homemakers on food problems, to 1921
34		Correspondence of Flora Rose with newspaper, magazine and book editors, to 1921
34		Letters from Flora Rose 1923
34		Letters - Flora Rose to staff 1928-29 (while at Teachers' College)
34		Letters of Flora Rose to staff 1932-38 (fld. 37); 1940-44 (fld. 38)
34		Interview with Flora Rose c. 1953 with Mary Phillips
34		Family Life Course 111, 1929 (Flora Rose)
34		Flora Rose's class notes - Family Life 300
34		Report on survey of Belgian children - Flora Rose, 1923
		Miss Rose's Nutrition Health Study of 5,000 Belgian School Children, 1923 [subseries]:
52		Correspondence, criticism of, and outline of thesis; directions for presenting to committee; also includes printed forms used and tables 1922-28
52		Chapters I-VI; with photographs of some graphs
52		Notes and papers used in thesis (fld. 15 has many pinned pages)
52		Tables
52		Handwritten and typescript drafts (marked "Kill but Keep")
52		Papers on topics including vitamins, insulin, and rickets
52		Miscellaneous notes, pages, and papers
		Belgian medals - Museum items (330-338)
40		Applications for housing- Belgian-(oversized) These items were removed from box 52 and transferred to box 40
53		Scrapbook-type item (without covers) - letters to editor of the Delineator, 1922-23
53		Clippings from the Delineator mounted on oaktag pages, 1919-20
53		Pages from the Delineator, 1921-23
53		Pages from the Delineator, 1919-24
54		Clippings from the Delineator (mounted), 1921
54		"Home Economics Scrap Book for 1923" - Delineator articles, mounted
54		"Home Helps Scrap Book, 1923-25" - mounted Delineator articles
54		Typed list of Delineator articles authored by MVR; loose Delineator articles
35		Governor's Commission on Rural Homes - Flora Rose, 1931
35		International Management Congress - Flora Rose, 1938
35		Milbank Foundation of Cattaraugus County - Flora Rose: 1923-May 1924 (fld. 4); June 1924-January 1925 (fld. 5); February 1925-May 1925 (fld. 5); June-December 1925 (fld. 7)
35		Milbank Fund Experiment, Cattaraugus County, continued 1926 (fld. 8); 1927 (fld. 9); 1928, n.d. (fld. 10)
35		Milkorns and milkwheats food products - Flora Rose, 1933-34 January-March 1933 (fld. 11); April 1933-March 1934 (fld. 1 April 1934-june 1934, n.d. (fld. 13); n.d. (fld. 14)
35		Milk Publicity Bureau - Flora Rose: September 1934-January 1936 (fld. 15); printed material (fld. 16)
35		Mount Morris Tuberculosis Sanitorium - Flora Rose, 1939-40
35		Rural Electrification Committee - Flora Rose, 1935 (fld- 18)
35		World Dairy Congress Association - Flora Rose, 1923
35		Articles by Flora Rose
35		Flora Rose - notes and manuscripts of her speeches; 1923-1938 (fld. 24); n.d. (fld. 25)
35		Miss Rose - committees - organizations, subscriptions, etc.1932-1936
35		Portrait Fund - Miss Rose
35		Miss Rose's portrait
35		Transcription of interview: Miss Flora Rose and Mrs. Mary G. Phillips, October 27, 1954
35		Personal relationship: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose
35		Flora Rose: biographical sketches and data
35		Inauguration of Governor Lehman - Flora Rose
35		Resolutions on Miss Rose's retirement - 1940
35		Flora Rose - Retirement Dinner, 1940: September 1937- June 1940 (folder 34); June 1940-April 1951, n.d. (folder 35)
35		Death of Flora Rose
35		Clippings about Flora Rose
35		Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose - appointment as first women professors at Cornell University
35		Manual of Homemaking: Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose - 1914-1915 (fld. 39); 1916-1920 (fld. 40); 1921-1925 (fld. 41); miscellany (fld. 42)
35		Tea rooms operated by Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose
35		Mooseheart, (Ill.) Lab. for Child Research: Van Rensselaer, Rose, 1930's - correspondence 1932-1934 (folder 44); conference minutes, 1929 (Eld. 45); 1930 study (folder 46); reports (folder 47); reports, reprints (folder 48)
35		Roosevelt Inaugurals - invitations to MVR & FR
		White House Conference on Child Health, November 19-22, 1930 [subseries]:
56		WHC correspondence, 1929
56		WHC correspondence, 1930
56		WHC correspondence, 1931
56		WHC correspondence, 1932
56		White House Conference
56		WHC abstracts and papers
56		WHC paper: The Management of Activities and Abilities in the Home; Ruth Lindquist
56		WHC: MVR papers
57		WHC: MVR papers
57		WHC follow-up
57		WHC printed material
57		WHC Happenings
57		WHC clippings
57		Health Education Program reports
57		Nutrition Program reports
36		Clara Brown (Arney) - evaluation of the College - 1944
36		Home Economics Faculty: Hazel M. Hauck & M. G. Phillips
36		Home Economics Faculty: K. Reeves
36		Home Economics Faculty: A. J. Warner
36		Sarah G. Blanding (fld. 9 includes photographs)
36		Sarah Blanding's reception, 1941
36		Dean Helen Canoyer (mostly press releases)
36		Early writings on philosophy of Home Economics Education; miscellaneous historical data
36		Home Economics at Cornell
36		Bill to promote instruction and research in Home Economics 1900
36		Outlines of History of Home Economics at Cornell
36		Clippings, other mementos of early history of Home Economics at Cornell
36		Advisory Group of Citizens Meeting, December 5, 1919
36		Advisory Group of Citizens Meeting, December 8 & 9, 1919
36		Advisory Group of Citizens Meeting, December 17, 1919
36		Advisory Group of Citizens Meeting, January 9, 1920
36		MVR and FR awards
36		Belgium - Decoration
36		Case for Van Rensselaer and Rose medals from Belgium
36		Letters from Belgium: Miss Van Rensselaer, Miss Rose, 1923
36		Work in Belgium: Miss Rose & Miss Van Rensselaer - correspondence - including Herbert Hoover, Belgium, etc
36		Establishing School of Home Economics - 1919
36		College Bill -- work on, 1919
36		Advisory Group of Citizens Meeting, November 18 & 19, 1919
36		College Bill work on, 1920
36		College Bill work on, 1921-22
36		College Bill work on, 1923
36		College Bill work on, 1924
36		College Bill - work on, 1925
36		Proposed College of Home Economics - resolutions of organizations
36		Proposed College of Home Economics - reports of conferences
36		Proposed College of Home Economics - legislative bills
37		Proposed College of Home Economics - 1920-21 teaching workreport
37		Proposed College of Home Economics - 1920-21 Extension work
37		Proposed College of Home Economics - Advisory Committee
37		Miscellaneous data on College Bill (undated)
37		Celebration of passage of College Bill, 1925
37		College Annual Report -1909-1910
37		College Annual Report -1910-1911
37		College Annual Report -1912-1913
37		College Annual Report -1913-1914
37		College Annual Report -1915-1916
37		College Annual Report -1916-1917
37		College Annual Report -1917-1918
59		College Annual Report -1917-1920
37		College Annual Report -1918-1919
37		College Annual Report -1919-1920
37		College Annual Report -1920-1921
37		College Annual Report -1921-1922
37		College Annual Report -1922-1923
37		College Annual Report -1923-1924
37		Development and Trends in the organization of the New York State College of Home Economics 8/15/36
37		Various reports - 1941
37		"Development of Home Economics at Cornell University" - (photocopy and mimeograph)
37		"Pioneering in Educational Administration" (mostly carbon typescript): pp. 1-50
37		"Pioneering in Educational Administration" - pp. 51-100
37		"Pioneering in Educational Administration" - pp. 101-150
37		"Pioneering in 'Educational Administration" - pp. 151-199
37		Home Economics Faculty Legislation
37		Department of Housing and Design
37		Archives - Department of Housing and Design
37		Departmental Archives - desk file
38		Flora Rose's College History - original - 1940; (with many pins), 1940 annual report
38		1940 Annual Report. A Growing College: Home Economics at Cornell University, Part 11, 1940-1965, by Esther H. Stocks. (carbon typescript)
38		Notes by Martha Van Rensselaer about herself
		Series XI: Photographs [series]:
		Photographs from box 39 are available on-line [subseries]:
		Oversize Photographs [subseries]:
40		Winter Course 1912-13. Some of those in the front row are staff. From left, they are: _____, ____, ____, Helen Knowlton, Helen Binkerd Young, Martha Van Renssealer, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Flora Rose, Clara Browning, Anna Hunn, _____, _____, _____, _____
40		Winter Course, 1914-15
40		Winter Course, 1912-13
40		Foods Laboratory
40		Foods Laboratory
40		Formal Dinner
40		Broadside mock-up (with photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer): Martha Van Rensselaer Collection of Books. The gift of the Home Bureau Agents of New York State
40		Etching done by Anna Botsford Comstock. (Series XIII)
40		Manuscript of "Candle-Lighting" song (with descriptive letter). (Series XIII)
40		Mounted photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer, 1928
40		Mounted photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer, Spring 1919
40		Mounted photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer
40		Mounted photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer: A good likeness, and a photograph that both Miss Van Rensselaer and Miss Rose considered good. circa 1912-14
40		Mounted photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer
40		Mounted copy of Martha Van Rensselaer's portrait
40		Mounted photograph of Madame Curie, with annotated calling card
		Mural, College of Home Economics, 1939 World's Fair [subseries]:
41		Correspondence, transparency and lists Negatives for pictures labeled: left side of mural
41		8x10 a. people sitting in living room b. family making home-made articles in recreational room c. girls studying in library d. clothes fitting and modeling e. class in pillow and mattress making
41		8x10 a. lesson in serving b. food preparing (cafeteria kitchen) c. home planning d. instruction in table setting e. mother and children busy in nursery
		Negatives for pictures labeled: right-side of mural [subseries]:
41		8x10 a. aerial vieew of group of buildings b. community kitchen c. family group d. buying and inspection of furniture e. family at: work in kitchen (grooming clothes)
41		8x10 a. class sitting around dining table b. clothes buying c. preserving fruits d. woman at growing counter e. watching Dutch girls arrange a tea table
41		8x10 a. hanging of draperies and curtains b. two teachers and a group of children eating c. putting partitions in kitchen cabinet d. nurse checking baby's health e. year's vegetable needs for one person­
41		8x10 a. "spic and span" kitchen b. kitchen planning c. woman and child in toy shop d. children eating e. people attending State Federation of Home Bureaus Exhibits f. aerial view of small community
		Other Negatives [subseries]:
41		8x10 "Food Weighting." Student in research laboratory:
41		4x5 Extension-demonstration on foundation garments, probably around 1915-1918
41		4x5 Demonstration of use of dress form
41		4x5 Health exercises at recess under direction of a teacher
41		4x5 Pratt Institute
41		4x5 Main business office in home economics building, 1924
41		4x5 Onondaga Indian women can vegetables
41		4x5 Home Bureau
41		4x5 Extension demonstration on use of dress form
41		4x5 Farmers' Wives Club around 1915.'
41		4x5 Junior Extension food demonstration, around 1920's
41		4x5 Rural school children brushing teeth, around 1918
41		4x5 Cooking laboratory, around 1915-20
41		4x5 Home economics laboratory, around 1910-20
41		4x5 Foods laboratory, Winter Course, 1909-11
41		4x5 Weighing and measuring local school children, around 1918
41		4x5 Monthly visit of Extension agent to local school
41		4x5 Nutrition clinic in local school, around 1918
41		4x5 Home economics cafeteria, around 1915
41		4x5 Noon hour in home economics cafeteria, around 1915
41		4x5 Series showing how child can help in home, no date
41		4x5 After dinner at Lodge, 1920
41		4x5 Naptime for Lodge baby, 1918-20
41		4x5 Laboratory and drafting room for housing and design (Comstock Hall), 1920
41		4x5 Christmas in Lodge apartment, around 1920. This negative is backwards -- should always be printed emulsion up
41		4x5 Living room of Lodge used for homemaking practice, around 1920
41		4x5 Exterior of Lodge, 1920
41		4x5 Senior night ceremony, around 1920
41		4x5 Float in unidentified parade, around 1915-20
41		4x5 Afternoon tea in homemaking apartment, 1920
41		4x5 Institution management students inspect local warehouse, 1920
41		4x5 Ruth Kellogg, shoulder seams, around 1918
41		4x5 School exhibit on value of milk, around 1918
41		4x5 Cooking class in school of Home Economics, around 1920
41		4x5 Domestic science room at James E. Yeaton High School, St. Louis, MO
41		4x5 Home economics at other schools
41		4x5 Correspond to proofs on index cards, Box 39, folder 48.No. 1278
41		4x5 No. 4849
41		4x5 No. 4850
41		4x5 No. 4851
41		4x5 No. 4852
41		4x5 No. 4853
41		4x5 No. 4854
41		4x5 No. 4855
41		4x5 No. 4856
41		4x5 No. 4857
41		4x5 No.4890
41		4x5 Unidentified negatives, exteriors
41		4x5 Unidentified negatives, interior laboratory scenes
41		4x5 Unidentified negatives, interior classroom and lecture scenes
41		various Miscellaneous unidentified negatives
41		4x5 Series on child helping in the home
41		4x5 Building floor plans
41		4x5 Martha Van Rensselaer Hall & Martha Van Rensselaer
41		5x7 Martha Van Rensselaer family. Corresponds to Box 55, Folder 2, Item 26. Possibly nitrate
41		5x7 Martha Van Rensselaer. Corresponds to Box 55, Folder 2, Item 27. Possibly nitrate
106		Oversize Glass Negatives Concerning Food Preparation
59		3 boxes of Oversize Glass Negatives (5.5" x 7.5")of Nursery School Children
42		Two file boxes of color slides: Practice House and Nutrition Class Youngsters, ca. 1944
43		Glass Slides
		Martha Van Rensselaer [subseries]:
108		Scanned photographs from Box 55 (CD-#748)
55		Portrait of General Solomon Van Rensselaer, half-brother of David S. Van Rensselaer, who was Martha Van Rensselaer's grandfather (1)
55		Portrait of K.K. Van Rensselaer, a close relative (brother?) of Solomon (2)
55		David S. Van Rensselaer, M.D., a homeopathic physician and grandfather of Martha Van Rensselaer. Tintype (3)
55		Minnie Seager Van Rensselaer, of Randolph, NY, an unidentified relative of Martha Van Rensselaer (4)
55		All portraits of Arvilla Gwen Van Rensselaer, mother of Martha Van Rensselaer (5-13)
55		All portraits of Henry Killian Van Rensselaer, father of Martha Van Rensselaer (14-16)
55		Paired portraits of Martha Van Rensselaer's parents in black, padded folder (17)
55		Ellen E. Van Rensselaer, half-sister of Martha Van Rensselaer (18)
55		Killian Van Rensselaer as an infant. Relationship is not given, but name is an old family one, used many times (19-20)
55		_____ Owen, an uncle of Martha Van Rensselaer (21)
55		Heavily lacquered photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer as a young woman, with Jessie Owen, whose relationship is not given (22)
55		Supposedly Martha Van Rensselaer as an infant, but identification is questioned on photo (23)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer as a young girl, with brothers Leland (older) and Herbert. These three were all of the children born to Henry Killian and Arvilla Owen Van Rensselaer (24)
55		Photo arid enlargement of Martha and Leland Van Rensselaer as young children (25-26)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer as a young girl (27)
55		Miniature of Item 27 (28.)
55		Inscription in Martha Van Rensselaer's hand writing reads, "Martha Van Rensselaer - Beginning high school and feeling older than she does now. " (29)
55		Martha and Herbert Van Rensselaer as young adults (30)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer (with flowers) as young woman (31)
55		Assorted portraits of Martha Van Rensselaer as a young woman (32-50)
55		Portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer, Julia Kepler and Mae Neal taken when they were teaching together in the public schools at Tidioute, PA (51)
55		Portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer by "The Misses Lilby"; 1908 (52)
55		Copies of portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer as older.- woman; by Brandenburg Studio (53-55)
55		Copies of portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer by Harris and Ewing which was used in book-plate. Miss Van Rensselaer is wearing the dress she wore to sit for the portrait which hangs in the faculty lounge. This dress is now part of the historic costume collection of the Department of Textiles and Clothing. (56-59)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer, undated portrait (60)
55		Copy of memorial bookplate for the Martha Van Rensselaer Collection of Books, housed in Mann Library (61)
55		Plate containing Harris and Ewing portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer on one side and fore word by Dean Carl Ladd of the College of Agriculture on the other; used in 1940 annual report of College (62)
55		Photograph of portrait painting of Martha Van Rensselaer which hangs in faculty lounge. Artist is Lydia Field Emmet. Dress is changed and given fur collar (63)
55		Sepia portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer by White Studio. This was used as the frontis piece in: Percival, Carolyn, MARTHA VAN RENS- SELAER, Ithaca, New York, 1957, published by the AlUmnae Assocation of the New York State College of Home Economics at Cornell University, 26p (64)
55		Glossy copies of Item 64 (65-66)
55		Two copies of portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer taken in May 1927 (67-68)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer at her desk; apparently taken about the same time as Items 67-68. (There are similarities in costume and arrange ment of hair.) Missing (69)
55		Sepia snapshot of Martha Van Rensselaer as young woman seated in parlor (70)
55		Stage setting, with Martha Van Rensselaer standing at far right (71)
55		Group of girls in long, white dresses, re clining on rug. Martha Van Rensselaer is the topmost one. Missing (72)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose in out door setting with mart dressed as clown (per haps Clio-Cho, of the Child Health organization) (73)
55		Snapshot of Martha Van Rensselaer (in striped jacket) with group, hiking (74)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer (in striped jacket and gym shoes) hiking with Flora Rose in New England (75)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer hiking in White Mountains (76)
55		Blue print of Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose in camping dress sitting on log and eating (77)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer riding bicycle and hold ing sun umbrella at Chautauqua. Print is blue (78)
55		Inscription on back readst "Guests arriving at the School of Horticulture; Miss Van Rensselaer walking with Mrs. Fullerton, Miss Haines in white. Chautauqua?" (79)
55		Outdoor shot of Martha Van Rensselaer (far right) with four other young women (80)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose on the back roof of the old home economics building (now Comstock Hall) (81)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose at meeting of League of Women Voters at home of Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt in Hyde Park, NY (82)
55		Advisory committee for the Land Grant College Survey, May 1928. Among those identified in addition to Martha Van Renssclaer are: "Mr. Kline, President Pearson, Dean Mumford, Secretary Jardene, Secretary Work, Governor of Hawaii, Tigert." (83)
55		Very old family portraits, unidentified, and in some cases badly faded and retouched (84-87)
55		At the meeting of the League of Women Voters, Hyde Park, NY (88)
55		N.G. Van Rensselaer at 93 (Martha Van Rensselaer's grandmother). She lived to 102 (89)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer with other children; she at about 8 years. Tintype (90)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer, circa 1919 (91)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer, 1923-24 (92)
55		Miss VanRensselaer at her desk. It's good of her but does not show the office to advantage - which is a beauty. circa 1915 (93)
55		Martha Van Rensselaer at Camp Island, a 30+ acre island in Long Lake she loved so much (94)
55		Undated photographs of Martha Van Rensselaer (95-111)
55		Copy of portrait painting of Martha Van Rensselaer. Photograph made from glass negative (112)
100		Portrait of Martha Van Rensselaer, 1927
100		Photograph of Martha Van Rensselaer, 1928
49		Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose riding horses in the Grand Canyon
64		Photograph of Native American Festival (panorama) taken by Hugh Troy
		Slides [subseries]:
68		Paris and Switzerland - 1963
68		Denmark
68		Copenhagen
68		Carousel full of slides on Japan, Greece, Bangkok, Asia and Greece - 1,967
68		Carousel full of slides on Philippines - 1967
68		Carousel full of slides on Japan - 1967
68		Eight slides of Colorado
68		Five slides and many photos of Dean Canoyer - 1963
68		Photos of Dean Canoyer and Mary Wood in Japan - 1966
68		Photos of Practical Laundry Class in Ghana and Helen Canoyer in Ghana
68		Photo of women educators from Africa who visited the New York State College of
68		Home Economics in 1960
68		Slides of MVR Hall in 1962
68		Slides of Dr. Dora Erway's paintings - she was an emeritus faculty member of the College of Home Economics from 1921-1956
68		Following slides taken in 1964 of College of Home Economics and faculty members:
68		M. Bennett in Kitchen
68		Workers in the Kitchen
68		Lippala Teaching in Amphitheater
68		Cafeteria line
68		Chemistry Lab
68		Department Meeting
68		Nursery School Interior
68		Dr. Mondy Demonstrating in Food Lab
68		Food Lab
68		Miss Helen Canoyer
68		Kathryn Walker in Office
68		Fred Kunz and Student
68		Feldman Research
68		Nancy Conklyn in Office
		Year 1964 [subseries]:
68		Dean Canoyer
68		Dean Canoyer's two secretaries
68		Jan Warren teaching in room 117
68		Housing Design Dept.- Art Lab (slide used to show in Ghana)
68		Class in Amphitheater
68		Several slides of the Food Lab
68		TC Dept. meeting
68		TC
68		TC- Humphrey Lab
68		CDFR Dept. Meeting
		Year 1965 [subseries]:
68		Commencement Parade
68		Seminar
68		Classroom Nursery School Outdoors
68		Students using Microscopes
68		Olin Files
68		Fall in Ithaca
68		MVR
68		Stacks in Library
68		The End
68		HD Modular Construction
68		HEM Eco Conference
68		HEM Work Simplification
68		H Ec Ed. - Student Teacher
68		CDFR
68		H Ec Ed
68		CDFR Nursery School
68		TC Seminar
68		Institutional Management
68		HD
68		TC -Textiles Lab
101		Homemaking house, various student activities
		Photographs [subseries]:
		Alumni Association [subseries]:
77		Ithacans get together: Miss Anna Hunn (L: class of '12) and Mrs.A.M.Goodman (R: class of '12) tell Mrs. Michael Brown (class of'52) about the early days at Cornell
77		Flora Rose and (Dean) Helen Canoyer talk together.
77		Dean Canoyer and Flora Rose at Home Economics Breakfast, 1954
77		Flora Rose, Dean Canoyer, and Dorothy DeLany at Cornell Dinner in San Francisco, 1954
77		Present and past participants of the HE Alumnae Assoc, get together a coffee hour. Present: Dorothy DeLany ('23), Alberta Dent Shackelton ('2 0), Jeannette Gardiner Powell ('26), Dorothy Fessenden Sayles ('2 5), current President Helen Bull Vandervort
77		The Alumnae Institute Banquet, Present at table: Professor EmerituBeulah Blackmore, Professor Faith Fenton (Food and Nutrition),Professor Emeritus Ruth Scott, Anna Hunn ('12), Rose BrodbeckPadgham ('4 0)
77		Professor Elizabeth Conrad and Claribel Nye discuss liquid detergent while Doris Wadsworth Toole ('23) examines a box of detergents.
77		Helen Vandervort and Flora Rose after Miss Rose has been presentec a surprise birthday cake at the Alumnae Institute Banquet, 1954
77		Helen Vandervort applauds as waitress presents Flora Rose with a surprise birthday cake, 1954
77		Helen Vandervort and Flora Rose chat at the banquet, 1954
77		Alberta Shackelton talks with Dean Helen Canoyer at the banquet.
77		Flora Rose (former director of the College) and Clarabel Nye examine portrait of Miss Rose in the College of Home Economics Lounge.
77		Flora Rose and Clarabel Nye sitting together.
		Apartment 'A' [subseries]:
77		Two students get a frozen dinner from the freezer.
77		Two students heat the frozen dinner in Apt. A.
77		Apartment A. (a homemaking apt.) is decorated with curtains
		Apartment Baby [subseries]:
77		A woman feeds the practice baby in a highchair, 1950
77		Joseph, the practice baby, gets his diaper changed by two students in the college, 1946
77		The practice baby gets weighed by two students, 1944
77		Two students play with the practice baby, 1954
77		A students gets practical experience with the practice baby in his stroller, 1945
77		A group of graduate students and the practice baby, 1944
77		A baby picture a few days old.
77		A baby picture
77		A baby picture a wonderful smile
77		Two students weigh a baby
77		A picture taken in Apartment A includes Dorothy Dye Spencer, and other men and women eating dinner, early 1950s
77		Three women play with a baby, 1949
77		The cook and the mother for the week prepare a baby cereal that can also be eaten by adults (practice in Apt A.), 1946
77		The mother for the week serves 'the family' in the homemaking apt., 1946
77		Baby Bonnie dandled in the lap of a student. another student looks on
77		Two students play with the practice baby in the homemaking apts. of the College of Home Economics.
77		Testing with an 8 month old baby in the homemaking apartment, 1950
77		Four students speak into a microphone and play with the baby
77		A student plays with the baby, 1946
77		A student feeds the baby its bottle, 1946
77		Another student feeds the baby
77		Men and Women watch as one woman plays with a baby in his high chair
		Campus Scenes [subseries]:
		Exterior Pictures
77		Three young women talking outside of Martha Van Rensselaer Hall
77		Two women coming out of MVR the Extension building, 1951
77		Three women sit and talk outside of MVR in the sunshine, 1951
77		Summer Session, three women talking outside, 1951
77		Three women talking in the grass behind MVR Summer Session, 1951
77		MVR Hall, circa 1933
77		A woman walking through a snowy path to MVR's central entrance
77		Two women sit at the foot of the statue of Ezra Cornell, late 1940s
77		Two women study outside the 'New Mann Library", 1951
77		"Jane and Johnny Parsons"...a woman walking on a dock by a lake, outside a lovely home setting
77		"Shirley and her sorority sisters skip stones and swim at Buttermilk Falls on a sunny afternoon."
77		A scene outside MVR, late 1940's early 1950's, on a sunny day.
77		Four women laugh and talk by the bridge at Beebe Lake
77		Jean Beiermeister, Shirley, Peggy Kaufman, and Pat Robertson study for finals and take in the sun at Buttermilk Falls
77		A very old picture of the Ag Quad, early 1900's
		MVR Hall
77		MVR Hall Exterior, 1951
77		A picture of an amphitheater, now a furnace room, with a woman giving a lecture to many female students
77		MVR Hall, College of Home Economics, 1951
77		A view of MVR Hall from the front, 1951
77		A view of the East end, the new building, 1951
77		MVR Hall, 1951
77		MVR Hall, 1951
77		Looking at MVR Hall from the direction of Bailey Hall, 1951
77		The center entrance to MVR Hall
77		Marilyn Jaffe and Nancy Fraser looking at a flower bed outside of MVR Hall (3 pictures)
77		Prof. Julia Adler, 1961
77		Prof. Jean Warren, 1961
77		Patricia Ey, testing raincoat fabric for water repellence
77		Three scenes at the entrance of MVR
77		A view of MVR from the Ag Quad, 1966
77		A view of MVR Hall from the Ag Quad, 1951
77		A view of the center entrance to MVR, 1951
77		A view of the back of MVR (east side), 1956
		Campus [subseries]:
77		Students getting some sun and swimming by Beebe Lake (three pictures)
77		Students talking and studying on Libe Slope
		Old pictures [subseries]:
77		High School Guidance Counselor Conference at Cornell, October 1966
77		Same as above (assortment of unknown people at MVR)
77		Same as above
77		Emily Hall's Class working with Prof. Phillips, November 1966
77		Susan Matson (portrait), Tompkins C. Agent, Home Economics Div.
77		Knowlton introduces Pat Arkinstall, and Arkinstall speaks
77		Trainees in Head Start Program working with children
77		Dean Canoyer handing out diplomas, June 1965
77		Handing out diplomas in MVR
77		A woman using a sewing machine, 1918
77		A women and men in an old car (they are winding it up)
77		The first extension service car. Clarabel Nye, Martha Van Rensselaer, Natalie Thompson, Ruth Graham, Catherine Mills, Edna Alderman, an( student driver.
77		A woman in an old style kitchen
77		A woman stitching on a machine, 1918
77		Women examining exhibits in the home economics car of a "victory train" at Farm and Home week.
77		Two women cooking in an old kitchen
77		Founders of the New York State Federation of Home Bureau: Florence Freer, Flora Rose, A. Brigden, Mrs. Vincent Riordan, Anne Putnam, Ruby Green Smith, Lillian Backus, Lewis Seymour, Edith Salisbury, Mrs. M.Armstrong, 1919
77		Leaders in Farm interests in New York standing before the covered wagon which made the trip from coast to coast in the interests of low taxes and less legislation. HJ Wallace (center), Victor Underwood (extreme left), Dean Mann, McBurritt.
77		Country School Exhibit, Landscape Art Department, Farmer's Week, 1920
77		Farmstead Exhibit, Landscape Art Dept. Farmer's Week, 1920
77		Hats and gingham dresses made by students, Farmer's Week, 1919
77		Farmer's Week guests inspect campus at Cornell
77		Group Picture of unknown women
		CANNING/PRESERVES [subseries]:
59		Home economist canning beets
77		Four students learn how to can tomatoes from a professor.
77		Three students examine the canned products in their jars, 1950
77		Four students learn how canned products should look from a professor
		CAREERS BOOKLET [subseries]:
59		Graduates of the College of Home Economics-photos of them at work
77		Woman operating a chemical machine, 1968
77		Students learning about expenses and resources from a professor, 1967
77		Two members of the Advisory Council (Cole, Switzer), 1968
77		same as above (different pose)
77		Two members of the Advisory Council (Devereux, Crul), 1968
77		Chairwoman of the Advisory Council, Dean Hagadone, 1968
77		Yearbook picture of a female student
77		A student trimming fat off meat, 1968
77		Three students in an office
77		Three pictures of a woman displaying different styles of art in books, 1967
77		Negatives and photos of a woman as an elementary school teacher, 1967
		CHILD DEVELOPMENT & FAMILY RELATIONS [subseries]:
		Professor Harold Feldman [subseries]:
77		A couple sitting together (interview style) with their young baby in a Child Study, 1962
77		A young child (maybe two years old) playing a game. Looks like a test.
77		A researcher testing cognitive development with above child (Julie) - two photos
77		Photo labeled "Poverty Course"
77		Three women are studying a toy in a playroom.
77		A young girl (age 4) and a young boy (3 or 4) are playing at a table. The girl is using clay, and the boy is watching her.
77		Duplicate in folder 9: Assistant Prof. Thomas with homemade toys.
77		An outside play center near to the kitchen window at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Post.
77		A class meets at the home of Professor Russell Smart to observe his baby. One person feeds the baby, while the Professor and 6 other women watch.
77		A scene in a playroom. Four babies of different ages are present and being observed. One nurse is there, and six women are taking notes.
77		The Barton family (parents and four children) participate in the family art project. Picture taken in the lab at the College.
77		Glenn Olds (Cornell United Religious Work), Robert Polson (head of Rural Sociology), Leonard Buyse (Vice Principal of Ithaca High School), Edward Pope (Professor of Child Development and Family Relationships), and Joseph Burroughs (professor of Child Development and Family Relationships) participate in a symposium on juvenile delinquency.
77		Three women and two men play with and observe two young babies
77		Same as above (different pose)
77		A graduate student watches children in an art class make puppets in a summer session, 1954
77		Assistant Prof. Ruth Thomas with homemade toys, 1953
77		A picture promoting the good family life. A father, mother, two children (boy and girl), and a dog sit in front of the fireplace, snacking on popcorn, and listening intently to the father, 1951
77		Family of Prof. Edward Pope - Father, mother and two boys read the Bible and look at the nativity scene, Fall 1952
77		Seven children sit around a man who is holding a white bunny rabbit in an outside setting.
77		A setting for a young girl to work in having paper, pencils, and an appropriate work space cuts down on dawdling, 1950
77		Opposite setting of above description. This time the girl is on the floor trying to work, 1950
77		Varna Reynolds serves coffee to two members of faculty in the department of Child Development and Family Relationships (Dalton and Wylie), and to two delegates to the Family Life Conference, 1952
77		Two young women sit with a collection of dolls and toys.
77		Three children and a woman wash their hands in sinks which are low to the ground (their level)
77		A man plays the piano, the woman plays the tambourine, and three children play other instruments together in a home setting.
77		A man is being interviewed in an office setting.
		TOY WORKSHOP [subseries]:
77		A woman and a man working in the Nursery School Toy Lab
77		Parents make Christmas toys in the workshop/Lab, 1942
77		Three students learning their way around a toy workshop, 1957
77		Two students making toys at the driving board
77		Three students are assisted by Prof. Lambert Britain in the toy lab.
77		Students making toys they designed themselves.
77		A student uses a power saw to construct a toy
77		Assistant Prof. Ruth Thomas with homemade toys, 1953
77		Same as above (different pose)
77		A teacher and two children playing with paint
		CORNELL KITCHEN [subseries]:
59		Kitchen Design-steps marked out 1946
		1951 and 1954 [subseries]:
77		A sketch of the Cornell Kitchen
77		A boy pours a glass of milk for a small girl holding a doll, in the kitchen. Photo of the view from the Cornell kitchen window.
77		Barbara Kenrick, instructor in Housing and Design dept. stirs soup in the revolutionary Cornell kitchen which can be arranged to suit the needs of the user. Kenrick shows how the garbage can is used.
77		Kenrick shows the uses of the adjustable pull out trays inside the cabinet doors.
77		Kenrick uses the cutting board which is at seated level. There is another cutting board at standing level.
77		Kenrick demonstrates other uses of the kitchen in eight separate pictures.. A picture showing the building process of the kitchen.
77		The janitorial and housekeeping staff surprise Ethel Cox on her 70th birthday. A woman and a baby sitting at the kitchen table A woman using the kitchen accessories (two pictures)
77		Prof. Glenn Beyer (Housing and Design) looks over the final installation of the "revolutionary" Cornell Kitchen
		China [subseries]:
77		Six pictures showing how to arrange china plates, cups, bowls, etc. in a kitchen cabinet.
		Cabinets [subseries]:
59		Kitchen Storage Design 1945
59		Kitchen Storage Design 1946
59		Kitchen Storage Design 1947
59		Kitchen Storage Design 1949
77		Seven pictures of different assortments and organizations of kitchen cupboards.
77		Two pictures of the under range storage cabinets of the kitchen
77		Four pictures of the kitchen sink cabinets in different formations.
77		Three pictures of kitchen, swing cabinets
		Research Equipment [subseries]:
77		Five pictures showing models of cabinets and kitchenware, including their dimensions
101		Beehive and Combination Toolbox set
101		Home Canning Machine
101		Laundry Room
101		Laundry-Washing Machine 1912
101		Pots and Pans
101		Woman using an early stove
101		Early stove and tea set
		Storage Wall [subseries]:
77		Fourteen pictures showing the storage cabinets, (doors open, closed,shelves filled, empty)
77		Two pictures showing the wall panel for pans, utensils and supplies
		CORNELL RADIO STATION [subseries]:
		ET & I Radio [subseries]:
77		The Department of Extension Teaching & Information puts out a radicbroadcast daily. Here, a woman sits at the microphone
77		Four women reading information over the radio waves
77		Three women doing layout for a newspaper, 1947
77		The station is named WHCU. Two women sit at a table by themicrophone having a discussion.
77		Nina Kuznick and Catherine Personius talk while on the air about a chemistry/nutrition set up, September 1945
77		A man from WJZ radio gives a broadcast
		COUNSELING [subseries]:
77		An advisor (from the counseling staff) and a student talking in an office
77		Jean Failing and three students looking at a map of Cornell, 1947
		DEPARTMENTS [subseries]:
		Administration [subseries]:
77		Conference Room /Jean Failing in Center (two photos) Portrait of Esther Stocks
		CDFR Human Ecology [subseries]:
77		Family Life Conference: MVR Hall(3 pictures), 1956
77		A woman and a child are playing with a white mouse
77		A teacher and some children are playing with a hamster
77		A small boy is playing the guitar
77		Two teachers and six children are in a classroom cutting out paper for an art class.
77		Two young girls sit on the lap of a woman and listen to her read a story.
77		A young boy points his binoculars at the photographer. His shirt reads "I want to be a doctor"
77		Two women observe from a concealed room; one woman is using clay with three children. (two pictures)
77		A hidden camera is pointing at a woman playing with a baby. She is showing him/her a ball
77		A school bus brings a teacher and six children to nursery school on a snowy day at MVR Hall.
77		Four children are very interested in the pictures projected by a machine.
77		A woman is with a small girl who is looking at the camera.
77		A playscene: one girl rides a tricycle, a boy has a ball, they are talking to the teacher with another playmate. at the Cornell Nursery School
77		A boy smiles happily at the camera while he is moving his hands quickly back and forth.
77		A Professor giving a lecture while sitting down.
77		The same professor shown in his classroom with an interested student raising her hand.
77		The same scene. The classroom consists of both women and men.
77		One student asks a question in class
		DEA [subseries]:
77		A woman and a man studying a model
77		A man designing a room
77		Two men actually building the table they designed (two photos)
77		A television crew tapes. (three photos)
77		Students studying models (two photos)
77		A truck holds the contents of the new Cornell Kitchen
77		A woman puts the finishing touches on a cloth mural
		Extension [subseries]:
77		Extension-two photos of Extension Workers - Carmen Reynolds in center of second photo, 1951
77		Prof. Madeline Blum (L) and Prof. Adaline Snellman wear women's apparel of the Civil War Period, and the early 1900's.(2 photos)
77		Mrs. Roy Dieter, and Mrs. E. Rislawski inspect a period costume in the costume collection
77		Professor Ward's Home
77		External view of the house
77		The kitchen (two photos)
77		The stairs
77		Little girl reading by the window
77		An internal view of the closet
77		Little girl drinking from a water fountain in the house
77		Little girl in her walk-in closet sized to fit a small body
77		The kitchen corner (closet, table, water fountain)
77		Food and Nutrition Research- Veronica Meryhort HNF -(deceased) - early 70's
77		A woman using a blender
77		Sylvia de la Paz using a "Digestion Rack" for chemical identities
77		A woman setting up a titration stand
77		A woman using a large mortar and pestle
77		Catherine Personius as Professor in center/rear
77		Frances Johnston, and Sister St. Jeanne (2 pictures)
77		Kay Newman - Nutrition Dept
77		A woman working in the green room
77		Molly Briant - Nutrition Dept
77		A classroom scene
77		H. Elizabeth Hester in 3rd on the right, and five other women in a conference room
77		A WNBF-TV kitchen show (three pictures)
77		A man setting up a dishwasher, and a woman watching him
77		Prof. Frances Johnston does a study with four subjects
77		Three more subjects wait for the food study to begin
77		A study to measure the oxygen consumption of the homemaker using an iron. An Ithaca housewife is being tested
77		Two chemists doing tests
77		The basement room in Morrill Hall where Martha Van Rensselaer started her work. Her first work was designed to relieve the drudgery of farm women's labor, early 1900
77		Saovanee Sudsaneh uses a computing machine to calculate data for her master's thesis
77		Saovanee Sudsaneh measuring out food on a scale for a young girl in a village in Thailand
77		Two women processing quarts of milk at the college lab
77		Virginia Howse, a graduate student in Food and Nutrition, tests a sample of raw cabbage
77		A woman studying the contents of a test tube
77		Joan Hillsley and Marilyn Steffen participate in a hair analysis project
77		Joan Hillsley and Marilyn Steffen participate in a research study on nutrients lost in hair
77		Stray hairs are hosed off a plastic sheet by Anna Rodriquez
77		Three women doing a chemistry exp
77		a woman in a chemistry lab
77		A mirror image print of the above picture
77		A food and nutrition laboratory
77		A woman in a chemistry lab
77		Same as above
77		Eulalia Lim, a graduate student from the Philippines studies the effect of a microwave on food
77		Lenton, at a microwave
77		A woman in a chemistry lab
77		A student studies the effect of freezing on spinach, 1950
77		Research for Food and Nutrition with Guinea Pigs - Evelyn Lorenza, youngest PhD in the college of HUMEC, 1946
77		Two women are subjects in the iron metabolism study - Eleanor Williams, and Ruth Ingalls
77		Miss Eleanor Williams in the iron study
77		Miss Ruth Ingalls in the iron study
77		Two women using a mouse for a research study
77		A woman putting liquids in test tubes
77		Dr. Faith Fenton demonstrates electronic oven cooking
		Household Economics and Management [subseries]:
77		A woman demonstrates the shape of the human body in a high school classroom
77		Two women prepare a meal in a kitchen
77		Two women discuss a subject at the blackboard (Prof Marjorie Knoll)
77		Three women discuss maximum reach and comfortable reach at the blackboard. (Prof. Marjorie Knoll)
77		The Hoover Co. demonstrates a vacuum cleaner: to Mary Lynn Goddard, Margaret Sanik, Lynne Walser, Connie Adams, Kathy Reifsnyder, Mary Purchase, May 1976
77		Dr. M. E. Purchase teaching a class, (six pictures), August 1962
77		The thermostat of an iron is shown to Larry Topel and Susan Hess by Prof. Mary E. Purchase. (2 photos)
77		Gertrude Armbruster with MACAP Volunteer Award Mary Purchase, Fall 1974
77		Mary Purchase and students studying a toaster (two photos)
77		a student in a chemistry laboratory (three photos), 1978
77		Willis Reed giving a speech, Kathy Crupps, and Mary Purchase attending, October 30, 1980
77		Mary Purchase and others conducting tests in a kitchen set-up. (five photos)
77		Betty Lou Von Splendor Capron giving a demonstration, 1969
77		Women doing tests on Laundry (three photos)
77		Judy Maxson, How to give a demonstration, 1967
77		Students learning about an electronic circuit
77		Three photos of a kitchen
		Housing and Design [subseries]:
59		Storage Units 1937-1950
59		Design for Physically Handicapped
77		Cornell specialists, Professor Helen Canon (economics of the household and household management), Mary Heiner (associate Prof. and specialist in kitchen storage and cupboards), Prof. Glenn Beyer (Housing and Design dept.), Prof. OC French (head of agricultural education), Grace Morin (rural architect), discuss plans for research on better homes for farm families. The meeting is in a factory house which is used for this experiment, December 1969
77		Model of a tenant house: Rural housing research: Grace Morin, director
77		A man and a woman setting up the factory house
77		An external view of the factory house used for research
77		Jeanne Baranek, grad. student, receiving the Ed Gavin Memorial
77		Housing Scholarship. Also present Carol Mitnick, Bayne Sparks
77		Home Economics design students in class
77		Carole Knoop, and Sally Rayment selecting tools in a workshop
77		Prof. Gena Thames (Housing and Design) traces a cushion pattern for a chair she is reupholstering
77		Jules Fredericks (Housing and Design) shows a visitor half scale models at Farm and Home Week
77		Gena Thames reupholstering a chair
77		Two Farm and Home Week visitors at the exhibit
77		Two home demonstration agents display a block of printed fabrics
77		A woman restringing a rocking chair
77		Two women having a meeting in an office. (discussing baking tools)
77		Six people making art forms out of different materials
77		Artwork by Evelyn A., 1957
77		Dorothy Hall (right), and friend looking at design blocks, 1957
77		A woman painting a study/living room scene
77		Ruth Morgan (3rd from L) and other women in a design class
77		A women in a design class
77		A housing and design class, late 1940's
		Institutional Management [subseries]:
77		A chef and a woman making cupcakes in bulk
77		Two chefs cooking in a kitchen
77		A chef and a woman putting rice pudding into dessert bowls
77		a chef and a woman storing food in a freezer
77		Two men cooking vegetable dishes in the cafeteria kitchen
77		1934
77		A large crew of women and men making pastries in a kitchen, late 1940's
77		A cafeteria scene at the register
77		Four students learn how to fill cream puffs the quick way
77		Three women make cakes in bulk
77		Three women make food in a kitchen
77		Two women study results on a spreadsheet
77		A classroom scene
77		Miss Harris visiting a pineapple plantation in Hawaii
77		A woman recording numerical figures on a spreadsheet
77		Alice Beurgoin, and two other people sit and talk at a conference
		Textiles and Clothing Department [subseries]:
58		Sewing class given to the public
77		A textile show at Chemung
77		Women examining dresses
77		A teacher explaining to students something about a plank of wood
77		Students examining fabric swatches
77		A student giving a presentation on the clothing needs of the adolescent (two photos)
77		Students studying
77		A student studying a fabric
77		Two women using a machine for testing
77		Women studying the workings of an electrical circuit
77		A woman studying nylon
77		Studying the production of kitchen products
77		A woman creating a 3-dimensional design
77		Women using some sort of freezer system
77		A small scale design of sized of clothes and furniture
77		Studying the dimensions of adult males and females
77		Studying the hanging lengths of jackets
77		Two women looking at a thermometer that records women's likes and dislikes in clothing. (three photos)
77		A machine to help determine how fabrics will stand up under normal wear conditions
77		Studying the physical and chemical properties of fabrics, 1963
77		Recording spectrometer used in the study of color in textiles - Patricia Hyduk, graduate student, 1963
77		A student examining something under a microscope
77		A woman using a machine to test..
77		Students examining fabrics in a lab two women looking at a dress made by students
77		A student teacher talks about cotton
77		Miss Eleanore Adam (R) and Summer Session students in tailoring
77		A student using a numbering balance
77		Two women cutting out patterns for socks
77		A woman modeling a coat made from linen toweling (four photos), June 1961
77		Josephine Simchick, a student is modeling an evening dress for Farm and Home Week
77		Farm and Home Week Fashion Show - Three women look at hats made by students, 1963
77		Two students watch as Prof. Florence Boak demonstrates how to fold a dress in tissue paper to prevent wrinkles
77		Marcella Ellet models a black silk taffeta dress for Farm and Home Week
77		Prof. Ora Singleton (textiles and clothing dept) adjusts the belt on Betty Warner's linen dress at Farm and Home Week
77		Marcella Ellet gets a nod of approval from Nancy Cole, senior, at the fashion show. 2 women touching up their jewelry at the fashion show
77		Marilyn Clifford, research assistant, holds up a white color standard to help Ann Fahnestock rate the different degrees of whiteness in a selection of women's blouses, 1957
77		Young girls learn about measuring textiles, 1956
77		A woman pins the short hem of a woman's suit, Feb 1946
77		Nancy Renkins ('54) and Susan Bromberg ('54) looks at a selection of skirts from a closet
77		A woman studies the results of a chemical test
77		Five students sit together and darn socks. An exhibit is behind them on sewing "a stich in time saves nine" 1956
77		An older picture of women sewing together
		Doll Collection [subseries]:
77		One portrait of a doll in a brocade dress
		Dean's Pictures [subseries]:
77		Time-Use Study Dean Canoyer's Administration-Group Photo: Urie Bronfenbrenner, Kathryn Walker, Dean Canoyer, Mabel Rollive (and negative)
77		Negatives - Luncheon meeting with visiting sociologist: Prof. Szalai,
77		Dean Canoyer, --, Prof. Walker, Dr. Bronfenbrenner, February 1967
77		Mary Purchase, speaking from a podium. Dean Canoyer seated next to her. Seated in the audience are many women, among them Marion Minot, and Irene Patterson
77		Dean's Breakfast, 1966
77		A large collection of people in Martha's of MVR Hall. Men in back-center near archway are members of Dr. Waring's family
77		Head Table: Left to Right - Mary Switzer (President of Alumni Assoc.), Dean Virginia Cutter (Utah), Dean Helen Canoyer (at podium, wearing helmet presented to her by the construction system for the new wing), E. Elizabeth Hester, Foreground - Lucy Maltby, retired. (former director of Home Economics)
77		President Switzer at the podium
77		M. Potter greeting faculty returnees
		Esther Stocks: Focus on Family Life, 1959 [subseries]:
77		Negatives and copies of all home economics exhibit pictures
77		A TV viewing of a kitchen scene
77		For Emilie Hall - a portion of Focus on Family Exhibit in MVR (four pictures)
77		Warren Hall Seminar Room: ICAE Exhibit, 1955
		Foreign Students and Visitors: African Woman [subseries]:
77		African Women (visiting Cornell), and Education
77		Professors at a lecture, 1967 or 1968
77		Hazel Sadoc - foreign student, 1948
77		Dr. Moffett in center; college of Education, Cortland, New York (accompanied by visiting African Women)
77		Ki Yull Lee of Kyunggi-Dri, Korea; July 7, 1955 foreign student
77		African Women and Female Professors
77		Group Picture of Visiting African Women
77		Three Female Professors Talking in Classroom
77		Newspaper Cutout: "African Women Visit in Iowa", 1961
77		Article from Des Moines Sunday Register, September 10, 1961 "Treated Better Here Than in Homeland, African Says"
77		Pamela Ogot (from Kenya) shows the nursery school children in the College of Home Economics how to play a zebra-skin drum (includes Mirian Taitz, Martha Raimon)
77		Rita Raymond talks with two African women about Extension
77		Frances Grauman talks about an Extension class with Victoria Mutswairo of Rhodesia
77		Frances Grauman, Dorothy Johnson and Victoria Mutswairo (of Southern Rhodesia) discuss topics of Extension Classes
77		Three African Women, visitors to the College, at a faculty picnic
77		Two African Women at a Barbecue
77		Two African Women dance and sing for College Professors, and other visitors, in the Big Red Barn
77		A picture of eight African Women on a bus
77		Group picture of the African Women Visitors
77		Two African Women examine an exhibit of Cornell Extension Homemaking Bulletins
77		An Assembly of the African Women in front of a bus
77		Miss Dorice A. C. Martinson, from Ghana
77		A warm handshake between Anne Row (Extension leader from Mexico, New York), and Margaret Kitchener Olowu (from Nigeria)
77		The African visitors are showing the children of the nursery school at the College of Home Economics at Cornell how to play a zebra-skin drum
77		Mrs. Olusola S. Banjo of Nigeria at barbecue
77		Verna A. Carley of the Agency for International Development and Mrs. Samira Seif of Zanzibar talking
77		Miss Dorice Martinson of Ghana makes a point in a discussion with food and nutrition Extension specialist, Prof. Marjorie Burns
		African Women Educators [subseries]:
77		A group of African Women and Marcia Robinson, student guide, at Ithaca Senior High School
77		Mrs. Efunjoke Coker, Nigeria, is introduced to American Barbecued chicken at faculty picnic
77		Mrs. Gulzar Sunderju of Kenya, boarding bus
77		African Women attending lecture by Prof. Vera Caulum
77		group of African Women boarding a bus for Extension trips
77		Miss Mapoma and Miss Ogot are showing nursery school children at the College of Home Economics, Cornell, how to play a zebra skin drum
77		Efunjoke Coker and Marion Graves get acquainted
77		Carol Walien helps greet women educators at A La Mesa from Africa who visited the College of Home Economics, Cornell
77		An African visitor talks with a student at a tea in the College
77		Victoria Mutswairo (S. Rhodesia), and Sister St. Jeanne Laual U. (Quebec, Canada)
77		Mrs. Efunjoke Coker of Nigeria
77		African Women get a tour of the lockers by a student guide
77		Mrs. Lati Hyde-Forster (Sierra Leone) and Miss Lottie E.A. Hamilton-Hazeley (Sierra Leone)
77		Three African Women admire jewelry worn by Margaret Kitchener Olowu
77		Pamela Ogot (Kenya) and Ethel Mapoma (N. Rhodesia)
77		Ezerina Mwaipopo talks with students at an informal reception at the College
77		Students watch an African Woman show them how to tie a headpiece of her native costume
77		Reception with students at the College of Home Economics
77		Group Photo of the Visiting African Women
		Visitors from other countries [subseries]:
77		Obdulia Sison, a graduate student in extension from the Philippines, Josephine King, a graduate student in institution management from Shanghai, China, and Gloria Mercado, a graduate student in institution management from the Philippines, talk with Margaret Hutchins, head of the department of Home Economics, at Farm and Home Week
77		The same three Asian women talk with Professor Helen Hoefer, of the department of home economics education at Farm and Home Week
77		Five woman educators from France visit the school; They sit and talk with Dean Elizabeth Lee Vincent, and Buelah Coon
77		Mrs. Ralph L. Sherer - librarian
77		Miss Bernarda Camello, Soedji Latifah, Dr. Jane Hanks, Dr. Presentacion Perez, and Dr. Hazel Hauck discuss international education in home economics and Southeast Asia
77		Two women talk about design
77		Twp Indian women talk to two American women at the college (Two photos)
77		Dr. Elfriede Stubler, Freda William, Mrs. CW Willinge Prins-Visser, Karin Petersen, Dr. Kathleen Rhodes, and Helen Terre talk about international education in home economics and Northeast Europe
77		French educators and an American woman listening to headphones
77		A large map of the world with lines showing from which countries people have visited Cornell. Map titled : Home Economists to and from Cornell
77		Three new Chinese students at the college look over their books together at the steps of MVR. 2 Asian people and an American man
77		An Indian woman speaks at an international conference
77		Vu Stephen and Mrs. Joan Lulby of Australia - foreign students, 1952
77		Mercedes Melchor (Philippines), Muna Khoury (Lebanon), Leonarda Jurado (Philippines), Iris Brunet (Puerto Rico), Zahida Quraishi (Pakistan): all graduates of the college, 1952
77		Karen Mars and three others looking at a display, 1966
77		A woman and a man look at a pamphlet together, 1966
77		Margaret Brausfield Wood on the phone/at work, 1966
77		Two people involved in a housing movie scene, 1967
77		A happy reunion scene
77		Three new Chinese students at the steps of MVR, 1946
77		A picture of a foreign student working (two photos)
77		An assembly of foreign visitors
77		Foreign graduate students: Muna Khoury, Leonarda Jurado, Iris Brunet, Zahida Quraishi, Mercedes Melchor
77		Margaret Harrington - FAO international member
77		A picture of a foreign student (woman)
77		A Persian design student, Monr Shahrudy, 1945
77		Two students talk outside MVR
77		Mr. and Ms. Justo de la Paz with their two daughters leaving for Manila
77		Florence Theopholus and Prof. Catherine Personius exchange greetings in the traditional Indian manner, 1959
77		Prof. Catherine Personius examines Florence Theopholus' sari, 1959
		Home Economics Exhibit [subseries]:
77		Getting ready for the JC Penney, McCall Fashion Show
77		Some women sample homemade cakes at the General Foods Exhibit
77		J. Folks at her desk (nutritionist)
77		Sara Blackwell explains life insurance to some young girls
77		Blackwell and a young man setting a table
77		An old Picture of the Homemaker Service in Cleveland Ohio; Two older women, a teenage girl and two young boys are baking
77		Miss Blackwell demonstrates cake baking to a group of students
77		A scene in the health center showing a dietetic intern, a doctor and a nurse
77		(ADA) A lunchroom scene at a middle school
77		Suffolk County - Department of Public Welfare. A woman is having a meeting with a staff member
77		YWCA-New York City; Two couples are dancing, four other people are present all drinking coca cola and looking at records
77		YWCA - New York City: Young wives group learning about color swatches
77		4-H; M. Leighton and three young children learning to sew
77		4-H Office; Two older children are leading a class for eight others
77		(ADA via Gottlieb) Two women demonstrating salad making to a group
		Home Experiences [subseries]:
77		Former HDA and her convenient kitchen
77		A woman and a man painting a door, 1950
77		a student teacher shows high school students how to arrange a winter bouquet. - 1950
77		Three girls doing some heavy duty cleaning in the kitchen
77		A young girl in the kitchen lab of home economics
77		A woman explaining the proper arrangement of a hat and glove drawer 1956
77		A woman creating her own sewing structure, 1946
77		Two young girls learning how to organize the drawers in their bureau
77		A young girl learning how to organize the refrigerator
77		A young girl organizing the kitchen cupboards while being watched by her grandparents and younger brother
77		A view of an organized storage closet
77		Three women creating an organized kitchen cupboard
77		A relaxed scene of a woman reading a magazine in her living room
77		In the same room; a woman is putting away her linens
		Miscellaneous [subseries]:
101		Photo from early 1900s of two women baking; Photo from early 1900s community canning class; Photo of women students working in shop class, molding metal
59		Consumers' Conference Luncheon, held at the Hotel Syracuse -Bond Bread (panorama)
77		A relaxing scene by the fireplace. Some women are knitting, some reading, some talking
77		A cafeteria scene at the register
77		Two women tying bags
77		A girl from the Ithaca Senior High School
77		A woman taking another woman's temperature. One appears to be a nurse
77		Some women fixing broken chairs
77		A woman restringing a bench
77		A woman being interviewed in an office by two other women (two pictures)
77		Two sisters posing for their school picture
77		An old picture of a woman ironing
77		A woman sitting at a man's feet
77		An example of how to make Christmas toys yourself (old photo)
77		Three women sewing and chatting
77		Chemung County Fair
77		Students learning to sew in a classroom
77		Girls studying in a room
77		Two people in an old style kitchen
77		A student enjoys reading "Teen-Age Mystery Classics", 1950
77		Merna Samples (Center) listens to a talk on baking in someone's home. Four other people are also listening, while one woman is giving the talk
77		Two women are discussing the results they receive from their computer printout
77		A student teacher talks with a class about the seven main food groups one should include in one's diet everyday. A class of farm women listens to a lecture on fabrics and textiles
77		Four young women and a teacher go visiting an elderly woman in the community (three photos) A number of students learn how to use a washing machine, 1956
77		Three students bake a cake together. They are learning to cream and fold the batter for Home Economics Education. A group of farm women knead and roll bread dough together
77		A student teacher demonstrating the ways a body moves using a wooden dummy. The title of the class is "Let your body work for you!"
77		A woman and a young girl serve a dinner that includes a member of each of the seven basic food groups
77		A student is admiring her reflection in a mirror. It is in the practice apartment three young children play with newborn mice at a laboratory. a group of women are having a serious discussion at a conference table, 1950
77		An exhibit for the SUNY Home Economics educational opportunities. "Offers Home Economics Education for your daughter after high school"
77		A woman in the infirmary is visited by a nurse and two friends
77		Women creating a lining for a drawer
77		4-H group in Ithaca: Two women demonstrate a drawer to four girls
77		Three women listen to records
77		Girl Scouts peeling potatoes, 1948
77		A man and woman cooking in a small kitchen area
77		A man and woman sanding and cleaning wood furniture
77		A woman showing some onlookers how to peel an orange
77		A group of women sewing together
77		Two students bringing food to an elderly woman
77		A woman reupholstering a chair, 1946
77		Three women testing out a shoe rack that they made
77		Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davies (building maintenance supervisor)examine the floor plans of their home, July 1961
77		Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davies
77		Mr. Davies' retirement party
77		College movie for Voice of America, Five women and a man sitting on a couch
101		Poultry Culling Demonstration
101		Home demonstration
101		Community Dinner early 1900s
101		Engineering 1931 ,donated by Hannah Blumenthal Brown
101		Demonstration Train
101		Housekeeping Leaders-Summer School, 1934
101		Pantry with canned goods, 1947
101		Play from 1920
101		Student report with photos-Kitchen Efficiency in the Shoves Family
101		Children in kitchen
101		Home demonstration
101		Demonstrating household chores and good posture, 1915-1921 (4 photos)
101		Living Room-Decorated with greens, 1915
		Nursery School [subseries]:
77		A woman reads a book to children (Kenny La Bar, David Hill, Janita Ezell) (3 pictures)
77		Kathy Miller reads with Bobby LaDieu
77		Three boys listen to records with headphones
77		Boys learn how to saw wood and make shapes
77		Some nursery school children come in from the cold with their teacher
77		A teacher makes paper chains with children
77		Children try to carve on cement blocks
77		A girl and a boy clean the table
77		Children play on a gym set (four pictures)
77		Three children pose in the playroom
77		Four children eat outside with their teacher
77		Four children use a hammer and nails
77		A man shows some children a white rabbit
77		A girl touches the hamster in its cage
77		A little boy pretends to speak on a telephone
77		Children play in the sandbox (two pictures)
77		Children play outside (sunshine and snow) (four pictures)
77		A boy climbs a tree
77		Nine pictures of children playing inside. (they use blocks, dress up clothes, dollhouses and tea-sets), about 1956
77		Four pictures of snack time
77		The children play 'ring around the rosy" outside
77		Two of Reading time
77		Two pictures of children at the entrance
77		Two children watering the plants
77		Three pictures of children baking
77		Children reading the "menu for Thursday"
77		Children playing in sandbox with Esther Stocks, 1940's
77		Children in sandbox, Jean Powell, adult in sandbox, 1949
77		Children playing in snow
77		Children playing on jungle gym outside
77		Students observing children in nursery school
101		Nursery School Children and College Student
		Public Speech Contest [subseries]:
77		Elsie Van Buren Rice
77		Rice Stage contestants: Lorraine Kahn, Joanne Pakel, Carol Greene, Carol Muller: Mar. 18, 1965
77		Margaret Brown (chairwoman of the contest) discusses the criteria for judging the contest with Marlene Fries, and Mrs. William McMillan (daughter of James Rice)
77		Contestants: N.C.Paine, E. Rothermel, C.F. Wagner, E.H.Amsden, I.R. Adler, D.S.Smith: Group Photo, 1954
77		Barbara Benisch receives the prize. Also in the photo, Mrs. McMillan, Dean Betton, Joan Fulton, Gertrude Grover
77		Coffee hour, March 1950
77		Vivian Hoffman, Barbara Benisch, Doris Dittman, Joan Fulton, Martha Murrell, sitting in an auditorium
77		Three women posing
77		Joan Fulton, Dean Blanding, Barbara Benisch on stage
		"Science at Work" [subseries]:
77		A woman uses a flammability tester for fabrics, 1963
77		Prof. Mary Morrison checks a tube of protozoa
77		Prof. Henry N. Ricciuti Studies early signs of intelligence in infants, 1963
77		Prof. Karla Longree researching how to properly defrost a turkey, 1962
77		Prof. Mary S. Ryan and an assistant demonstrate a scale for women's likes and dislikes of clothing, July 1963
77		Dr. Esther Bratton shows that an easy relaxed posture is less fatiguing
77		Mrs. Harold Feldman, research assistant on reading
77		A woman tests insulating blankets, August 1969
77		Dr. Ruth Lutz uses men for study on Iron
77		Mrs. Jean Chen Lin testing an eggnog substance
		State Fair Exhibits [subseries]:
77		"Fabric Finishes Engineered For Serviceability" pamphlet
77		A view of the exhibit. Different fabrics, and rainwear
77		Some of the posters: Spot and Stain Resistant Finishes How can Fabric Finishes Be Identified Different Finishes for Different Performances
77		Nina Adler examines a man's permanent press shirt at the exhibit
77		A man and a woman examine a new chair style (a photo and a group of pictures)
77		State Fair Exhibit "The Credit Supermarket", 1965
		Students [subseries]:
77		Two women leaving MVR - the Home economics building, after classes
77		Marilyn Jaff, and Nancy Fraser
77		Graduate students studying types of learning experiences
77		A group of students in a homemaking class plans ways of stretching the department budget so that they can entertain their friends. - 1946
77		Cornell students Doug MacLean and wife Sue do their "homework". They are with their son, Dougie. So that Dougie is never left alone, the MacLeans go to college on alternate days. Richard Suchman and Nancy Bird, students, 1952-53
77		Dean Elizabeth Lee Vincent presents diplomas to three graduates
77		Marilyn Gall, Barbara Fay Hochgrebe, Janet Steven
77		A young girl using a sewing machine
77		A young girl presenting a recipe to the class
77		Three young girls washing dishes
77		Four children learning how to saw wood
77		Two young girls experimenting with sewing
77		Three girls figuring out the problems of room arrangement
77		Three girls thinking about how to organize drawers
77		One girl modeling an apron that she made, 1950
77		Three teenagers thinking about Christmas decorations
77		A girl looking for a can of food in a kitchen
77		A woman teaching some young girls how to use a sewing machine (two photos)
77		Three girls looking at skirts
77		Five girls getting a home economics education at Cornell
77		Kindergarten children are entertained at a valentine party given by 9th grade home ec. pupils to crystallize learning in their study of child development - 1946
77		Two young girls learning how to properly make a bed
77		Three girls setting up a living room
100		Two Photos of Winter Course in Home Economics-one includes Martha Van Rensselaer, 1917
101		Home Economics Students in Ag-Engineering Class 1940s
101		Students dressed as Native Americans (2 photos)
101		Students cleaning house
101		Students setting table
101		Students in class, learning about dress
101		Students cooking
101		Male Home Economics students
		Identified People [subseries]:
77		A man holding up a cut of cloth for a group of interested women "Gibby Cornelius" is 3rd from left
77		Four pictures of Gibby Cornelius and her students creating teaching tools and decorations
77		Father Zimmer is a guest speaker from the Rochester Diocese. He is talking with a group of varied and interested people
77		A kitchen scene: Jean Snyder (a teacher) is measuring a plate with a yardstick. A family is looking on
77		Jean Snyder '45 is chopping vegetables in a kitchen
77		Phyllis Stout '44 a student teacher at Ithaca High School (4th from L)
77		Miss Carbery and Betty Emmons help Mrs. Smith make a final check on the height of the working surfaces in the kitchen, before the plumber installs the new sink. Little Karen is fascinated by the procedure
77		Miss Carbery helps set up the cafeteria counter while Miss Fortune and Mrs. Osborne, the cook manager, discuss a necessary change in the menu for the next day
77		A slip-cover lesson for some women: Mrs. Hubert Walker, Mrs. Irene Rhodes, Mrs. N. Caletta, Mrs. Lewis Palley, Mrs. Fred Fernquist, Mrs. Charlotte Runey, Mrs. Wayne - Singer Sewing Machine Co.
77		A kitchen arrangement lesson: On the left is Ruth Franklin - '45
77		Some women studying together: Louise Ferrera (4 from Left) and Louise Tanney - 1957
77		Miss Fortune and a student are discovering "beauty hints"
101		Eleanor Roosevelt-Farm and Home Week 1935 , 4 photos
101		Eleanor Roosevelt and Flora Rose 1938
101		College Faculty (16 photos) 1959
101		Students: Carolyn H. Crawford, Janet Aldrich, Betty Ann Ryan, Jean Hawke, Fall 1947
101		Home Economics Classes (3 photos)
		Student Teaching-Trumansburg [subseries]:
77		Two boys understand the difference and value of fabric choices. A student teacher helps them, 1950
77		A group of boys learn about insurance from a male speaker
77		A group of boys learn the value of well-made furniture from Karl Baldwin, owner of Baldwin furniture store in Trumansburg (2 photos)
77		Two boys lift a table in order to set up for their class
77		One young man hammers in a new section for the kitchen closet
77		A young man carefully follows instructions on folding a shirt
77		Two boys make cupcakes
77		A group of boys learn about an adding machine with their teacher
77		A young man and his teacher laugh as he puts away a bowl in the kitchen
77		Russell, Francis and Linda Doig sit and enjoy some quiet family time in
77		The Doig living room
77		Harriet Marranca interviews Francis Doig while Linda Doig looks on,
77		Two boys, Townseed and Cramer, learn how to choose ties and socks. - 60's
77		A minister talks to a group of boys: Alan Shriner, Richard Wright, James Wright, Ed Lokken, Richard Freelove, Wayne Reynolds, Gerald Butterfield, Robert Harding, Charles Austic, and Jack Ellis; the minister is Reverend Milton Jefferson (1955-57)
77		Four young men learn to bake a cake: Bob Harding, Doug Freelove, Jack Ellis, Charles Austic
77		Charles Austic, Doug Freelove, and Bob Harding learn to put on a tie
77		Ed Lokken, Bob Harding, Charles Austic (standing), and Doug Freelove,
77		Jack Ellis, Richard Wright (kneeling) are planting a small tree
77		Richard Wright is taking Wayne Reynold's pulse
77		A class is making a schedule for nursery school children
77		A group of young men are measuring a window
77		Jack Ellis brings a meal to an older woman in bed
77		Reverend Milton Jefferson talks to a group of young men
77		Five young men learn how to bake bread in a Trumansburg classroom
77		Don Sincebaugh and Tom Holman eating with 2 other men, 1946
77		Three young men learning to resew a button
77		A man putting together an electrical circuit while a woman looks on
77		A young man learning how to iron
77		A young man learning how to set a table
77		Three men learning their way around a freezer
77		Two men shaking hands
77		A family setting where the father is carving the roast
77		Francis Doig (Center), and Linda Doig, daughter being interviewed
77		A number of young women at a tea
77		Student teachers, Rose Fortune, and Eileen Carbery, arrive at Trumansburg Central School - 1946
77		The druggist views the exhibit on stain removal which a group of 9th grade girls and Miss Carbery are placing in his store window. - 1946
77		Homemaking room in Trumansburg High School (now middle school)
77		Russell Doig, principal, standing in doorway
		Student Teaching-Teachers [subseries]:
77		Three girls learning how to clean a living room and its furniture.(two photos)
77		A woman explaining the correct solution of water in which to bathe a baby
77		Women and girls learning how to correctly make a bed
77		A lesson on how to correctly organize a refrigerator, 1956
77		Students learning the proper way to hand wash a sweater, 1956
77		Women understanding how an iron works, 1956
77		Students learning about design
77		Two women creating designs
77		A demonstration of the stuffing of a sofa
77		A group sing at the Reconstruction Home, (Rosalie McDermott, and three girls), December 12, 1949
77		Three girls being taught "How America's Families Use Life Insurance"
77		A group of women learning how to set a table
77		Six students creating figures out of a toy. One teacher is taking notes
77		Five female high school students watch a student teacher roll out dough with rolling pin. The student teacher is a senior who majored in homemaking at college
77		A teacher showing children how to carve pumpkins
77		Three student teacher demonstrating how to make a sandwich
77		Various pictures of Ann Weiner, student teacher at Ithaca High School (25 photos), 1963
77		Student teacher giving instructions in classes on sewing (two photos), 1961
77		Student teacher giving instructions on sewing and table service, 1960
77		The student teachers and Miss Margaret Elliott '31, the cooperating teacher, evaluate the day's work, and make plans for tomorrow
77		Miss Fortune assists Miss Elliott as fourth graders learn to polish their own shoes. 1946
77		Janet Sanderson practices teaching in the home ec. kitchens of the high school (three photos and negatives)
77		Peg Thomson Zimmerman and two students in a classroom
77		Peg Zimmerman teaches some girls how to do certain hairstyles
77		Peg explains the difference between hard and soft water (two photos)
77		Peg teaches a class about characteristics a boy prefers in a girl he dates
77		A family sits by the furnace and looks through a magazine
101		Students learn ways to make the home more attractive
101		Putting finishing touches on knotty pine paneling
101		Seventh grades study small children through play
101		Mother is pleased as Frieda takes responsibility of two small brothers
101		Students study home care of the sick
101		Grace applies what she has learned caring for her grandmother
101		Removing grease stains
101		Student cares for his own suit
101		Ann Weiner instructs classes (14 photos)
101		Ann Weiner instructs classes (12 photos)
101		Microteaching
		United Nations Flag [subseries]:
77		The White House, Charlotte Ingram, Mary Ann Long (4-H club girls) help Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt present the first home-made UN flag to President Truman, September 1950
		Faculty Meeting and Tea [subseries]:
77		A group of people working on a literacy project. Robert Laubach, Bernice, 0. Butts, Marian McNaff, Charlotte Baumgartner, Jessie Middlemast, Ruth Klippstein, Hazel Reed, Bettie Lee Eldred, Sara Blackwell, 1967-70
77		William Laubach (Head of Laubach Literacy), and Patricia Coolican (Extension Home Economist) having a discussion
77		Marian McNaff (now Kiva), Marjorie Burns (now Wash on), and Mary Green (Extension Home Economist, Erie County) are discussing a serious topic, 1965-70
77		Three girls and one instructor learn how to properly set a table
77		Four young women sew a dress from a pattern
77		A faculty meeting held in the MVR auditorium; Present are: Dean Helen Canoyer, Jean Failing, Lucinda Noble, Nancy Conklyn (Saltford), Evelyn Stout, Hazel Reed, Ethel Samson, Rhoda Meked, Bettie Lee Eldred (Yerka), Urie Bronfenbrenner, Ruth Comstock, Ruby Lapu, and others
77		The same faculty meeting as above. More people are identified
77		A tea that is held before a faculty meeting, located as you enter the doors at the Left Front Entrance of MVR Hall. Present are: Karla Longree, Charlotte Young, Dorothy Proud (Institutional Management), Bernice Belshaw (Asst. State Extension Leader), Evelyn Stout, Mary Ford (Child Development and Family Relations), Charlotte Baumgartner (Head, Textiles and Clothing), Vera Caulurn (Extension), Mabel Doremus (Food and Nutrition), Bettie Lee Eldred (Yerka; Extension)
77		Three people talking at the Tea (Kathryn Walker, Charlotte Baumbartner, Joseph Carreiro, Mary Ryan)
77		Three people talking (Mary Purchase - Household Economics and Management, Catherine Personius - Head, Food & Nutrition, and one man)
77		Three people talking at the tea (Ethel Samson - Extension Administration, William Miller - Ext. Specialist, and one other man)
90		CDs of scanned photos from box 39-note: the CD labeled "V" contains images that no longer work on the CDs labeled B, D and E
		Motion Pictures [subseries]:
96		"Take it Easy" - Produced by Wayne State University - about a housewife who has heart trouble. ca. 1940 s
96		"A Woman's Work" - 18 min. long - produced by Auburn University - Shows nutrition and family education in the homes of the rural poor. ca. 1960s
		"The Home Economics Story" - broadcasting quality tape Location: K-249-G-4-B
		Videos [subseries]:
108		"A College of Home Economics" (2 video copies) (V-493) Use DVD-688
		"A College of Home Economics" copy of V-493 (DVD-688)
108		"A College of Home Economics" - 1948 and "Helping Negros to Become Better Farmers and Homemakers" (V-494)
108		"The Home Economics Story" (2 video copies) (V-495)
108		"The Happier Way" and "Teen Togs" and "Why Study Home Economics?" (V-496)
108		"Why Study Home Economics?" (2 video copies) (V-497)
103		Box contains masters of videos found in box 108
		Prelinger Archive films [subseries]: These films were downloaded from the Prelinger Archive, http://archive.org/details/prelinger. The films were either produced by or feature scenes from Cornell.
		"For Health and Happiness" - Helen Monsch - narrator (DVD-859)
		"Body Care and Grooming" (DVD-859)
		"Marriage Is a Partnership" - Lemo Rockwood - educational collaborator (DVD-859)
		"School Rules: How They Help Us" - Marvin Glock - educational collaborator - Prof in Educational Psychology (DVD-859)
		"Communists on Campus" - Students for a Democratic Society (DVD-859)
		Series XII. Printed Material [series]:
		Preliminary Report: Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, U.S. Department of the Interior
44		FYE June 30, 1934; Circular No. 136
44		FYE June 30, 1935; Circular No. 149
44		FYE June 30, 1936; Circular No. 168
44		FYE June 30, 1938; Circular No. 176
44		Program of the Homemakers' Conference, New York State College of Agriculture, Cornell University
44		Program of the Annual Convention of the Association of Land-Grant Colleges
		The University of the State of New York Bulletin
44		"Suggestions to the Rural Teachers on the Selection of Their Own Diet"
44		"Nutrition Units for the Junior High School"
44		"Nutrition Notes for Teachers"
44		"The Rural Hot Lunch as a Health and Social Activity"
44		New York State College of Home Economics Calendar of Scheduled Meetings and Administrative Dates
44		Home Economics at Cornell University
44		Home Economics at Cornell, no date
44		Are You Weighing Your Future? Consider Natural Science and Home Economics. Single sheet, no date
		New York State College of Home Economics at Cornell University
44		The Sanitary Code of the State of New York: Chapter III - Milk and Cream
44		New York State Department of Health: Pasteurization of Milk
		Merrill-Palmer School of Homemaking of Detroit
44		Calendar
44		Announcement of Courses
44		History and Program
44		Annual Reports
44		Seven booklets: Cattataugus County Public Schools
44		The Quarterly Journal of the New York State Historical Association, 5.4
44		The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, 57.3
102		College Study of Students Entering-Classes
102		Booklet written in commemoration of the Land-Grant Centennial "State College of Home Economics at C.U."
102		Budgets-College Budgets
88		Publications of the New York State Emergency Food Commission
88		Victory Garden Publications
45		What's Different About a College Education in Home Economics, by Theresa Humphreyville
45		Article from April 13, 1953 Newsweek "Nutrition Program at Cornell: Fatter Cows, Slimmer Women"
45		Article from Life "The Making of a Home"
45		Home Economics in Print , by Helen Canon
45		Some Views of the State College of Agriculture Cornell University
45		The Cornell Countryman
45		Home Economics News,
45		Home Economics News,
45		Home Economics News,
45		Home Economics Reminder,
45		The Touch Box,
45		Various publications sent to Martha Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose and related correspondence
45		Articles and publications from Belgium
45		Various articles collected by Catherine Personius concerning home economics research
99		A Study of Women's Opinions of Two Women's Opinions of Two Extension Homemaking Bulletins
99		Extension's Role in Education for Living
99		Hi! I'm IRA, Your Informative Iron, I Have Some Important Information to Give you About my Favorite Subject-Me
		Cornell Reading Course for Farmers' Wives [subseries]:
46		Saving Steps - Original bulletin
46		Practical Housekeeping
46		Saving Steps - second printing
46		Practical Housekeeping - Part II
46		Food for the Farmer's Family
46		Flowers and the Flower-Garden
46		Discussion Paper on Farmers' Reading Course Bulletin No.15
46		The Rural School and the Farm Home
104		Boys and Girls on the Farm
46		Farm Home Industries
46		Discussion Paper on Farmers' Reading Course Bulletin No.19
46		Insect Pests of House and Garden
46		Suggestions on Home Sanitation
46		Saving Strength
46		Saving Strength
46		The Laundry
46		Bacteriology of the Household
46		Human Nutrition Part I
46		Human Nutrition Part II
		The Cornell Reading Courses for the Farm Home [subseries]:
46		The Care and Feeding of Children Part I
46		The Care and Feeding of Children Part II
46		Incubation-Part I
46		Household Decoration
46		Household Furnishing
46		Reading in the Farm Home
46		Feeding Young Chickens
46		The Improvement of the Woodlot
46		Horse Breeding to Increase the Farm Income
46		Alfalfa for New York
46		The Preservation of Food in the Home - Part I
46		The Preservation of Food in the Home - Part II
46		The Laundry
46		Cornell Study Clubs
46		Principles of Jelly-Making
46		The Preservation of Food in the Home - Part I
46		The Preservation of Food in the Home - Part II
46		The Preservation of Food in the Home - Part III
46		The Culture of the Currant and the Gooseberry
46		Rules for Cleaning
46		Saving Strength
46		Choice and Care of Utensils
46		Cost of Food
46		Hotbed Construction and Management
46		Household Bacteriology
46		Composition of Milk and Some of its Products- includes discussion paper
46		Vegetable Gardening
46		Home-Garden Planning
104		Home Economics at the New York State College of Agriculture
46		The Farmhouse
46		Rules for Planning the Family Dietary
46		Tilth and Tillage of the Soil
46		Methods of Breeding Oats
46		The Box Luncheon
46		Hints on Choosing Textiles
46		Culture of the Cherry
46		A Canning Business for the Farm Home
46		Programs for Study Clubs in Home Economics
46		Suggestions for the Health of Children
46		Dandelions as Food
46		Ways of Using Rhubarb
46		Planning the Home Kitchen
46		Waste of Meat in the Home - Part II
46		Household Accounts
46		Milk: A Cheap Food
46		The Culture of Garden Roses
46		Short Cuts for the Home Dietitian
46		Food Preservation: A National Challenge
46		Rearing Chickens Brooder House Construction
46		Drying Fruits and Vegetables in New York State
46		Preparation of Eggs For Market
46		Cornmeal Once a Day
46		Make Every Crumb Count
46		Cereals in the Diet
46		When Potatoes Are Plentiful
46		Preserving Vegetables with Salt
46		Civic Duties of Women
46		How to Use the Apple Crop
46		Sugar-Saving Desserts and Confections
46		The Country Theater
46		The Peony: A Flower for the Farmer
46		Making Butter on the Farm
		The Cornell Reading Courses [subseries]:
46		Household Insects and Methods of Control
46		Humas in the Soil (Includes Discussion Paper)
46		A Story of Certain Table Furnishings
46		Culture of the Blackberry
46		The Christmas Festival
46		The Dairy Herd-includes discussion paper
46		Planting the Home Vegetable Garden- includes discussion paper
46		Practical Horse-Breeding- includes discussion paper
46		Rice and Rice Cookery
46		A Syllabus of Lessons for Extension Schools in Home Economics
46		Sewage Disposal for Country Homes
46		Farm Butter-Making
46		Methods of Determining the Value of Timber in the Farm Woodlot- includes discussion paper
46		Attic Dust and Treasures
46		The Rural School and The Community- includes discussion paper
46		The Young Woman on the Farm
46		Meadows in New York
46		Farmhouse Amusements for Girls and Boys
46		Canning Clubs in New York State - Part I -Organization
46		Canning Clubs in New York State - Part II-Principles and Methods of Canning
46		Canning Clubs in New York State - Part III-Canning Equipment
46		Making Cake - Part I
46		Making Cake-Part II
46		Raising Vegetables for Canning
46		The Arrangement of Household Furnishings
46		The Decorative Use of Flowers
46		Beans and Similar Vegetables as Food
46		The Life of Primitive Woman
46		Farm Home Demonstration Schools
46		The Fireless Cooker and its Uses
46		The Surroundings of the Farm Home
46		Keeping Christmas
46		Waste of Meat in the Home Part I
		The Cornell Reading Course for the Home [subseries]:
46		A Program of Thrift for New York State
46		Making A Budget
46		How to Keep a Cash Account
46		What to Spend for Food
46		Points in Selecting the Daily Food
46		Questions for Group Discussions on Thrift
46		Club Programs on Thrift
46		Economics of a Sound House
46		Economics of Good Furnishing
46		Use More Cheese
46		Household Insects and Their Control
46		Food Preservation
46		The Home Laundry
46		Saving Strength in the Household
46		Permanent Gains From the Food Conservation Movement
		Cornell Junior Extension Bulletins [subseries]:
46		First Lessons in Sewing
46		Elementary Garment Making
46		The Vegetable Garden
46		Raising Pigs
46		First Lessons in Food Study
46		Poultry Keeping for Boys and Girls
46		Food Project Programs
46		Poultry Keeping for Junior Poultrymen
46		Fifty Common Trees of New York
46		The 4-H Handbook
104		Tying Knots and Splicing Rope
46		School Lunch and Breakfast for the 4-H Club Girl
46		Underclothing for the 4-H Club Girl
46		4-H Club Member's Record Book
104		The 4-H Handbook-Part I
104		4-H Club Member's Record Book
104		4-H Club Member's Record Book-Major Foods: and Nutritian
104		4-H Handbook-Parts IV and V
46		Sewing Equipment for the 4-H Club Girl
46		Clothing Construction Processes
104		4-H Club Member's Record Book-Major: Home Furnishing
46		If Food Could Talk
104		4-H Vegetable Growing
46		Leaders' Guide for Standard to Health Achievement Record
46		The 4-H Club Boy: His Clothes and his Appearance
46		Homemade and Remodeled Furniture
46		Window Treatment
46		Clothes Closets and Their Equipment
46		The Selection and Arrangement of Furniture
46		Smaller Furnishings for a Girl's Room
46		Introductions
46		What Foods to Eat and Why
46		Homemade and Remodeled Furniture
46		4-H Club Leadership
		Cornell 4-H Club Bulletins [subseries]:
104		Farm and Home Labor Record
104		The Selection and Arrangement of Furniture I. The Girl's Room Series for 4-H Club Work
104		Advanced 4-H Potato Record Supplement
104		4-H Home Grounds Improvement Record
104		4-H Poultry Record
104		Clothing Handbook for 4-H Club Leaders
46		Let's Cook
104		Advanced 4-H Home Garden Record Supplement
46		Conserve Our Soil, Forest and Wildlife
104		The 4-H Way
104		Know Your Trees
46		Guiding the 4-H Club
104		Woodlot Improvement Managing the Woodlot
46		Dress Fastenings
104		Lawn Games for 4H Club Boys and Girls
46		Program of Songs, Games and Folk Dances for 4-H Clubs
46		Rope Work
46		Cakes, Pies, Yeast Rolls, and Bread
104		Care and Adjustment of the Sewing Machine
46		The abc's of Cooking
46		Pheasant Management
104		The 4-H Way
46		Flower Arrangement
46		Refreshments for Teas
46		Quick Breads and Cookies
46		Muffins and Quick-Loaf Breads
104		Refreshments for Buffets
104		How to Make an Adjustable Rope Halter
46