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Class of 1916 with staff at second senior breakfast in June 1916. The staff ...

from Cornell University Library

  • Timothy Takemoto said:
    Jonathan Culler is the "Class Of 1916 Professor" at Cornell. And here they are. I guess this this means that these ladies donated money which now pays, or the interest of which now pays, Professor Culler's salary but my guess is probably completely wrong. There is one lady who is deliberately avoiding meeting the gaze of the camera.

Naptime for Lodge baby. Photo taken on porch of Lodge around 1918- 20.

from Cornell University Library

  • pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) said:
    Lodge Baby wasn't alone. It wasn't uncommon for home economics programs to borrow "practice babies" for their students to care for over several weeks or even longer. If the baby was borrowed from an orphanage (as was generally the case), his or her time with the college students was considered a bonus to adopting parents. See Megan Elias, "'Model Mamas': The Domestic Partnership of Home Economics Pioneers Flora Rose and Martha Van Rensselaer," Journal of the History of Sexuality 15(1)(2006): 65-88.
  • Cornell University Library said:
    pennylrichardsca (now at ipernity) This project has picked up a renew interest for CUL! Thank you for your addition!

Unidentified photographs of students with practice babies.

from Cornell University Library

  • melinda_ackles said:
    That is crazy!
  • Eric and Alexis Boyce said:
    Wow! Times have changed!