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Adelaide Cromwell Hill, Instructor of Sociology and Class of 1940, Smith College, c1949.
Portrait of Adelaide M. Cromwell, the first African American faculty member to be hired at Smith College. Hill was a member of the Sociology Department in the mid-1940s. She also was a member of the Smith College Class of 1940. Cromwell was the niece…
Elizabeth Deering Hanscom, typed letter signed, dated 29 January 1940, to Elizabeth Cutter Morrow.
Elizabeth Hanscom writes to Elizabeth Morrow to recommend Mother Mary Joseph, Class of 1905, for an honorary degree from Smith College.
Mother Mary Joseph, autograph letter signed, dated 2 April 1943, to Annetta Clark.
Mother Mary Joseph writing to Annetta Clark, secretary of the Smith College Board of Trustees, to accept an honorary degree from Smith College at commencement in May 1943.
Mother Mary Joseph, typed letter signed, dated 21 March 1940, to Annetta Clark.
Letter from Mother Mary Joseph of Maryknoll, NY, to Annetta Clark, Secretary of the Smith College Board of Trustees, withdrawing her acceptance of an honorary degree due to a trip to China scheduled at the same time as Smith's commencement ceremony.
Mother Mary Joseph, typed letter signed, dated 20 February 1940, to Annetta I. Clark.
Mother Mary Joseph of Maryknoll, New York, writing to Annetta Clark, secretary of the Board of Trustees, Smith College, to accept an honorary degree from the college.
Tennis class learning forehand, c1946.
Ten students learning forehand on clay tennis court with unidentified instructor facing them.
Tennis pros Don Budge and Bobby Riggs with members of the Smith College tennis team, 1947.
Don Budge (left) with Bobby Ridge (center) and four members of the Smith College tennis team looking at racquets.
Tennis match on exhibition court at Smith College, 1943.
Mary Hardwick (left) and Dorothy Round Little (right) playing an exhibition match at Smith College.
Three students in Neilson Library carrels, c1948.
Three Smith College students studying in their Neilson Library carrels, c1948
Harvesting war gardens at the rear of the library and in front of the observatory, August 1943.
Lois Te Winkel, two unidentified students, and Myra Sampson.