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Hello! We're happy that you're interested in joining the NAVLSC's project team. Please check back as we add to our lists of existing articles we would like to expand upon and new articles we would like to create. Don't forget to list your article and content successes on the project outcomes page! Explore NAVLSC's online collections and finding aids on NAVLSC's website. Articles to be expanded Please use the sources linked below. Ray Authement [1] Lindy Boggs [2] Courir de Mardi Gras [3] Loraine Despres [4] Fourth World Conference on Women [5] Hurricane Katrina in fiction [6] John Gayle [7] Louisiana Center for Women and Government Hall of Fame [8] [9] Pfau-Crichton Cottage [10] [11] Riot Grrrls [12] Eugénie Rocherolle [13] Earl Van Dorn [14] Articles to be created Please use the sources linked below. People These are intended as suggestions for articles to create, for which the NAVLSC holds archival collections and other special collections resources. We are continuously working to add to and revise this list, and we strive to be in compliance with Wikipedia's notability guidelines. As we continue to work on this project we may remove some article suggestions based on our assessment of whether or not they merit a standalone article (by Wikipedia's standards). Berthe Amoss [15] Muriel Arceneaux [16] Jane Kelleher Riess Barkerding [17] Lee Barnes [18] Elizabeth Berry [19] Jody Blake (information on Newcomb Pottery and World's Fair) [20] Harriet Boyer (information on Domestic Science) [21] Jean Bragg (information on Newcomb Pottery) [22] Dorothy Brown [23] Cheron Brylski [24][25] Emily Card [26] Joseph Cohen [27] Catharine Cole [28] Beverly Cook [29] Tess Mayer Crager[30] Pat Lawler Crickenberger [31] Coralie Davis [32] Mary Anne de Boisblanc [33] Pat Denton [34] Virginia Dillon [35] Maurice Durbin [36] Cynthia Ellis [37] Ray Esthus [38] Barbara Ewell [39] Flora Field [40] Suzanne Fincher [41] Mildred Fossier [42] Dorothy Furlong-Gardner [43] Jerri Geer (information on Take Back the Night) [44] Mary Elizabeth Gehman [45] Doris Goldstein [46] Jane Whipple Green [47] Emilie Griffin [48] Lee Meitzger Grue [49] Debi Hacker [50] Maya Hackett [51] Barbara Hansen [52] Ruth Hardie [53] Julie Harris [54] Rosa Hart [55] Courtney ″Coco″ Hays [56] Edna Heft [57] Lili Heimers [58] Katherine Holt [59] Ruth Higbee [60] Edith Honold [61] Charles Hounshell [62] Mary Ellen Hunter Irvine [63] Jill Jackson [64] Florence Jennison [65] Elizabeth Keenan [66] Margaret Klapper [67] Julie Koch [68] Minna Koch [69] Eleanor Kohlmeyer [70] Carolyn Kolb [71] Edna Kurtz [72] Carolyn ″Blondie″ Labouisse [73] Erla Lambert [74] Mary Land [75] Mary Lanphier-Sims [76] Elizabeth Lansing [77] Kathleen Lemoine [78] Evelyn Levy [79] Julia Levy [80] Edna Lineberry [81] Helen Lowe [82] Kathleen Maginnis [83] Mona Mailhes [84] Diane Manning [85] Lillian Martin [86] Marilyn McConnell [87] Dorothy ″Dodo″ McLarty [88] Francine Merritt [89] Mindy Milam [90] Elizabeth Moody [91] Bette Moore [92] Fannie Moret [93] Caroline Mulhearn [94] Elizabeth Nehrbass [95] Adela Nelson [96] Darlene Olivo [97] Ruth Orr [98] Glendy Pabst [99] Betty Palmer [100] Leslie Parr [101] Phyllis Parun [102] Ethyl Perkins [103] Janice Perky [104] Nellie Pierpoint [105] Rita Pittman [106] Mildred Place [107] Suzanne Plowden [108] Gladys Rawls [109] Mary Ready [110] Betty Reck [111] Lucy Reigel [112] Agnes Riley [113] Martha Robinson [114] Mary Rollins [115] Beatrice Romanowski [116] Adele Salzer [117] Marcelle d'Aquin Saussy [118] Judith Schafer [119] Wendi Schneider [120] Harriet Schupp [121] Fanny Seiferth [122] Marie Serio [123] Amanda Sheldon [124] Linda Sievers [125] Julia Stafford [126] Francis ″Leesa″ Stoner [127] Berenice Steele [128] Harriet Swift [129] Karline Tierney [130] Sheila Tobias [131] Kathy Vick [132] May Waggoner [133] Evelyn Witherspoon [134] People: Scrapbook Collections Newcomb College long preserved some of the scrapbooks of its students in a vault on the historic women's college campus. The scrapbooks today form one of the cornerstones to the Newcomb Archives and especially show the trajectories of lives in the period 1900-1945. The scrapbooks cover topics such as college athletics, plays and films, the city of New Orleans, social life, academics, travel, debutante parties, weddings, political marches, and memorabilia from summer camps. More online resources are available from the Tulane Digital Library's Digitized Newcomb College Scrapbooks collection. Mary Batts [135] Joan Durland Benjamin [136] Jesselyn Rose Benson Zurik [137] Lota Blythe [138] Anne Page Cary [139] Rupert Crebbin Cheshire [140] Dorie Lurie Chesky [141] Mary Jane Conover [142] Virginia Davis [143] Augusta Waldhorn Dennery [144] Brandt V. B. Dixon [145] Caroline Dreyfous [146] Frances Dreyfuss [147] Florence Dymond [148] Marion Fay [149] Charleen ″Ethel″ Hutson [150] Carmelite and Josephine Janvier [151] Lyla Kirkpatrick [152] Carolyn Flynn [153] Ilene Lyman [154] Aurelia Schillin [155] Ambrose Smith[156] Marion Spencer [157] Jane Stewart [158] Nadine Vorhoff [159] Virginia Wallace [160] Groups/Organizations New Orleans Drag Kings [161] Groups/Organizations: Newcomb College Newcomb College Athletic Department [162] Articles in need of quality assessment To associate an article with this project, place this template on its talk page: {{WikiProject Newcomb Archives and Vorhoff Library|class= |importance= }} You may optionally assess the article by assigning a quality class and importance or priority to the article. Quality (class): The Wikipedia grading scheme assigns articles to classes by quality. See the guidelines here. Importance: Importance - Top, High, Mid, or Low - is subjective to each project, and should help us decide which articles to work on first. Articles to be graded Lynda Benglis Tee Corinne Caroline Durieux Angela Gregory May Lesser Hyman Sadie Irvine Ida Kohlmeyer Mary Given Sheerer Women's Caucus for Art