Wellesley in 150

Wellesley in 150

Welcome to Wellesley in 150—a collection of 150-word stories that capture the unique spirit of Wellesley through memories of friendships, classes, professors, staff, and places on campus.

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Ruth Tanner Carleton ’51

  • 1950s
A womans laughs as a person in a poncho and sombrero and mask sits on her lap.

Jeannie Kim Harden ’05

  • 2000s
A black and white image of College Hall.

Jayne Crosby Giles ’78

  • 1970s
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A black and white photo showing a woman in graduate regalia facing a man in regalia. In between them is a woman wearing a hat with a veil over her face and a dark dress.

Maria Cooper Ward ’56

  • 1950s

Joan Prichard Cudhea ’54

  • 1950s
A mother stands flanked by two daughters and they smile at the camera.

Luella Gross Goldberg ’58

  • 1950s

Ruth Tanner Carleton ’51

  • 1950s
A section of the Davis museum building.

Mary Hammond Norton ’54

  • 1950s

Doris Ablard Perl ’54

  • 1950s

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