Summary:
Self-Explanatory.

Interpretive:
Containing numeruous photographs of campus scenes, buildings, activities, and, of course, the girls themselves, the 1903 Tattler is truly a window into what life was like in the first part of the 20th century. The class histories, poems, short stories, and other writings by the girls contained in this yearbook provide insight into what the young ladies of the College were thinking about.

Status: Non-Circulating

Notes:
The College possesses all of its known yearbooks: 1903, 1908, 1911, 1916-1999. Only the 1903 yearbook was called the Tattler; subsequent yearbooks were called the Echo. No yearbooks have been produced since 1999. Access to yearbooks is available either through the Museum or the Library. For information regarding reproductions and/or use, please see Terms of Use.

Technical Notes:
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Technical Specs:
Master images saved as uncompressed TIFF files in grayscale at 600 dpi, except for the front cover (true color) - unaltered image size. Access images (PDF Files) created using Adobe Capture 3.0: searchable image - exact, grayscale at 150 dpi, JPEG compression - medium quality.

The Tattler - 1903: