Scrapbook pages 101-118

Dorothy Oak's scrapbook holds materials from 1913 to 1920. Material includes luncheon invitations and programs from Barnard activities; dance cards; newspaper clippings of articles related to Barnard and the World War I war effort; personal correspondence; and amateur photographs.

Many of the World War I materials focus on the Dartmouth Regiment. Also notable are the inclusion of commencement programs and fliers from Oak’s high school, Miss Mary Schoonmaker’s School for Girls, and information about the Farmerettes, women who worked on farms to take the place of male farm hands who had gone to war.