PCW Class of 1918 Update in the Nov 1931 Alumnae Recorder
In this update on the Class of 1918, portions of a letter written by Kamala (Cornelius) Asirvatham to college president Helen Coolidge describe the impact of the death of her infant daughter, the application of her studies under Miss Meloy in social service work in Lucknow among members of different castes, and a discussion of the practice of purdah among women in Northern India.

Article "Bangles from India" With Statements by Kamala (Cornelius) Asirvatham
In an article titled "Bangles from India" that appears in the May 1945 issue of the Alumnae Recorder, quotes from Kamala (Cornelius) Asirvatham `PCW 18 describe a donation to the Coolidge Memorial Fund of several bracelets belonging to Vasanti Asirvatham, daughter of Kamala Asirvatham.

Remembering Kirit Parekh (1943-2021)
His best friend Harish Desai writes:

This is for my friend Kirit. My best friend for last 50 years. He was like my younger brother. One whom you can call any time of a day or night and he will be there to help.

He was funny, always smiling and liked by everybody. He was 77 when he passed away but he had friends of all ages, 40 to 99.

Family photograph at portrait studio
Family portrait taken in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, likely to share with family back in Kerala, India. J.C. Kaimal, age 3, sits in his father's lap. His sister, Kamala, sits in their mother's lap.