(Smith class year after author's name)

Champagne, Marion G. (Grosberg 1936), The Cauliflower Heart, New York: Dial, 1944, 389 pp. [Jewish students at Smith and after graduation]

Chase, Jessie Anderson (l886), Three Freshman. Chicago: A. C. McClurg and Co, l898, 264 pp. [set at Smith]

Chase, Jessie Anderson (l886), "Three Freshmen: Ruth, Fran, and Nathalie," [serial about the same characters in Three Freshmen], St. Nicholas, January - May l895.

Daskam, Josephine Dodge (l898), Smith College Stories. New York: Charles Scribners' Sons, l900 (2nd ed., l92l), 343 pp.

Eustis, Helen (1938), The Horizontal Man. 1945; reprint New York: Garland, 1975, 231 pp.; in Neilson only PS3509.U66 H6. [Murder mystery]

Fuller, Caroline Macomber (l895), Across the Campus: A Story of College Life. New York: Charles Scribners' Sons, l899, 44l pp.

Johnson, Mrs. Clarke [pseud.?; Mrs. Dillon?], Her College Days: A Story for Girls, Philadephia: Penn Publishing Co., l896, 336 pp. [set at fictional "Gale" College]

Johnson, Nora (1954), A Step Beyond Innocence. New York: Dell, 1962, 256 pp. [originally published by Little, Brown, and Co., Boston, 1961).

Lucas, Victoria, pseud. (Sylvia Plath l955), The Bell Jar. London: William Heinemann Ltd., l963, 258 pp.

Ray, Anna Chapin (l885), Sidney at College. l908, 289 pp. Sidney: Her Senior Year, l9l0, 320 pp. Boston: Little, Brown, and Co. [Smith] [There are other Sidney stories that aren't about her college years.]

Warde, Margaret, pseud. (Edith Kellogg Dunton l897):

• Betty Wales, Freshman. l904, 364 pp.
• Betty Wales, Sophomore. l909, 349 pp.
• Betty Wales, Junior. l909, 344 pp.
• Betty Wales, Senior. l909, 376 pp.
• Betty Wales, B. A. l909, 358 pp.
• Betty Wales, & Co. l909, 358 pp.
• Betty Wales on the Campus. l9l0, 350 pp.
• Betty Wales Decides. l9ll, 357 pp.
  Philadephia: Penn Publishing Co. [set at fictional "Harding" College]

Webster, Jean (Vassar l90l), When Patty Went to College. New York: Grosset and Dunlap, l903, 280 pp. [Vassar?]

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