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English: A young white woman, dark hair parted at the side, wearing a dark dress or blouse with a long strand of pearls |
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| Source | Barnard College, Mortarboard (1925 yearbook): 165. |
| Author | No photographer credited |
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English: A young white woman, dark hair parted at the side, wearing a dark dress or blouse with a long strand of pearls |
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| Source | Barnard College, Mortarboard (1925 yearbook): 165. |
| Author | No photographer credited |
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