The women of the Cajal school (1911-1945) — two names on the list, three signatures on the drawings

When Cajal printed the roll of his School in 1922 it carried two women: a Sydney-born physician who spent months at the bench, and his laboratory preparator, who published a paper alone and then vanished so completely that no archive holds her dates or her photograph. Behind them are three signatures on more than half the plates of one disciple's work, one of which may not be a woman's. This entry gives what is documented and what the archives could not answer.