Radcliffe College. Class of 1915

The Class of 1915 consisted of 110 students, of whom 93 graduated. Forty five members of the class never married and went on to have careers. The largest group were teachers; others worked in medicine and social service, journalism, business, libraries, and theater and music, including Dorothy Sands. Alice Billings Browne, in a speech about the class in 1970, said: The class contains "no world famous alumnae, but a noteworthy record of honors achieved, successful careers, happy marriages, and a general disposition to care about our neighbors, our country ... and a dedication to work for peace and goodwill."

From the guide to the Records, 1915-1990, (Radcliffe College Archives, Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute)

The class of 1915 at Radcliffe Collge consisted of 110 students of whom 93 graduated. Forty five remained unmarried and went on to careers in teaching, social service, medicine, business, libraries, theater (including Dorothy Sands), journalism, and other writing. According to a 1970 speech, the class contained "no world famous alumnae but a noteworthy record of honors achieved, successful careers, happy marriages and a disposition to care about our neighbors, our country...and a dedication to work for peace and goodwill."

From the description of Records, 1915-1990 (inclusive). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122470691