ALT Mary Zelia Pease in 1923; a white teenaged girl with dark hair parted center and cut in a bob, wearing a polka-dot top with a strand of beads, smiling

ALT Mary Zelia Pease Philippides, very late in life; a smiling older white woman with white hair, wearing a navy hairband and a polka-dot blouse with a dark blazer

ALT Miriam Greene Paslay, from the 1904 yearbook of the Mississippi Industrial Institute & College; a white woman with hair in an updo, wearing a high-collared white blouse, in an oval frame

ALT title section of "Does the Style of the Civil War Justify Doubt as to its Authenticity?" by Miriam Greene Paslay, Industrial Institute and College, Columbus, Mississippi; begins "Ancient and modern critics unite in according Caesar high praise as a stylist. That Cicero's well-known dictum, as well as the references of Hirtius and Quintilian, bear rather upon the Gallic than the Civil War may be inferential, but modern scholars are agreed that Caesar's claim to pre-eminence in literary craftsmanship rests rather upon the Gallic War. Within the last centur severl German scholars have gone so far as to deny Caesar's..."

ALT Henrietta Josephine Meeteer, from the 1921 yearbook of Swarthmore College

ALT Title page of "The Artists of Pergamum" by Henrietta Josephine Meeteer, a doctoral thesis completed at the University of Pennsylvania in 1904

ALT Ethel Hampson Brewster, from the 1926 yearbook of Swarthmore College

ALT Esther Hampson Brewster, from a 1947 obituary

ALT Barbara J. Sindall, from the 1926 yearbook of Bryn Mawr College

ALT Barbara J. Sindall, from a 1970s newspaper photo

ALT Louise Fitz Randolph, from the 1910 yearbook of Mount Holyoke College

ALT Louise Fitz Randolph, undated but about 1910

ALT Caroline Morris Galt, undated portrait from later in life

ALT Top of an academic journal paper, "A Marble Fragment at Mount Holyoke College from the Cretan City of Aptera" by Caroline M. Galt