1904 Class Book

Florence Maquardt

“She was prepared at Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn, where she first wielded her gavel in the interest of woman’s suffrage… Her aim is to study Law… She is a member of the Political Equality Club…”

Mary Merritt Crawford

“A world without men (except men), political equality with special privileges have been her two famous cries.”

1905 Cornellian

Nora Stanton Blatch

Political Equality Club, President

1906 Class Book

Mary Edward Shanly

“… and devotes much of her time to the cause of Woman Suffrage.”

1910 Class Book

Ethel Howard Baker

Equal Suffrage Club, Treasurer 4 [senior year]

Ida Ethelstone Nightingale

Equal Suffrage Club, Treasurer 3 [junior year]

1911 Class Book

Erma Campbell Lindsay

Suffrage Club, Vice President 4 [senior year]

1912 Class Book

Mariana McCaulley

“Her successful fight for equal suffrage made in her junior year is sufficient proof of exceptional business ability.”

Nina Smith

Equal Suffrage League, President 4 [senior year]

1914 Class Book

Margaret Grace Merriss

Suffrage Club, Vice-President 3 [junior year]; Class Essayist

Lewette Beauchamp Pollock

Suffrage Club, Secretary

1915 Class Book

Rose Boochever

President, Suffrage Club 3 [junior year]; President Women’s Student Government Association