20110304

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Front row (left to right): Cornelia V. Christenson; Mrs. Leser; Clyde E. Martin. Arranged on steps (left to right): Mrs. Brown; Paul H. Gebhard; William Dellenback; Alfred E. Kinsey; Wardell B. Pomeroy; Dr. Davis; Eleanor Roehr; Dorothy Collins

  • quixotic glass said:
    Mrs Leser obviously keeps tabs on what the youngsters get up to in this Department !
  • Mary-Ellen Peters said:
    SICKOS all of them .. really sick in the head people. AWFUL cannot call this science... you white coat priests!

Professor and Mrs. H. C. Hamilton being photographed by Weston Ashmore Bousfield (1904-1986)

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  • quixotic glass said:
    Now that couple look like good fun to be around ,

(left to right): Billington; Betty Naomi Goldstein Friedan (1921-2006); Barbara Ireton (1932-1998); and Marguerite Rawalt (1895-1989)

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  • quixotic glass said:
    Miserable looking bunch ! Chunky legs !
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    A venerable bunch of women's rights advocates! Anyone have any leads on Billington's first name (she's the one seated to the far left)? This is one of the new photos added to a set of images with unidentified or misidentified individuals in our "Science Service" and "Women in Science" sets. Catherine Shteynberg Smithsonian Institution Archives
  • kel5254 said:
    That's my great grandmother! Barbara Ireton
  • leilaporreca said:
    That's my grandmother Barbara Ireton
  • Smithsonian Institution said:
    Thank you both for getting in touch! I am certainly interested in learning more about your grandmother, Ms. Barbara Ireton. If you're willing, please feel free to send us an email or reply back with a lighthearted anecdote. All the best, Susannah Smithsonian Institution Archives