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Eunice Roberta Hunton, Smith College Class of 1921, c1921.
Yearbook portrait of Eunice Hunton, class of 1921.
Smith College tennis class, c1925.
Students lined up at tennis net with racquets watching an unidentified instructor.
"Girls Who Started in First Women's Intercollegiate Tournament," Boston Herald newspaper clipping, 25 June 1929.
Photograph with caption including names of tennis players from Smith College who competed in the tournament.
Smith College tennis class, 1929.
Nine Smith College students on baseline practicing their serves.
Program for the first performance in America of "The Coronation of Poppaea," Sage Hall, April 1926.
Program for performances on 27 and 28 April 1926 at Sage Hall, Smith College. The performance was conducted by Professor Werner Josten and was "given under the auspices of the Department of Music of Smith College as a formal dedication of Sage Hall."
Smith College production of "The Coronation of Poppaea" by Monteverdi, April 1926.
At the dedication of the new Sage Hall, Werner Josten brought Baroque opera to Smith, beginning a tradition of such productions in Northampton. Margaret Josten, Werner Josten's wife, can be seen in this photograph in the title role.
"Grind" room in the library, 1926.
This room was on the second floor of the original "H" shaped building.
William Allan Neilson, President of Smith College, c1927.
Side view of President William Allan Neilson, seated at a desk. Neilson was president from 1917 to 1939.
Library exterior front view with students on steps, c1915.
Two students seated on front steps of Library. Bicycles also can be seen near steps.