Barbara Crookham Euler scrapbook, 1934-1938

Item — Box: 32

Identifier: Series IV

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

From the Series:

This series contains scrapbooks created by students to document their time at Willamette University. Largely covering the early half of the twentieth century, students' scrapbooks included programs, letters, souvenirs, photographs, and newspaper clippings. Programs include dances and dinners put on by campus fraternities, sororities, and residential organizations. Letters are from loved ones on-campus and at home. Collected souvenirs include dried flowers, pencils, name-cards, and in the case of Barbara Crookham Euler, tea bags and wedding cake.

Dates

1934-1938

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

Materials are in English.

Conditions Governing Access

This collection is open for research.

Biographical / Historical

Barbara Crookham Euler, class of 1938, was a member of the Wallulah, the Collegian, and Delta Phi sorority. In 1936, Euler edited the university’s student handbook, commonly referred to as the ‘Rook Bible.’ She later became a teacher and served in the air Women's Army Corps during World War II.