Hilda Terry became one of the first women admitted to the NCS on May 11, 1950.
On May 11, 1950, Hilda Terry was admitted as one of the first women to the National Cartoonists Society (NCS), breaking the gender barrier in a predominantly male organization. Her admission marked a milestone for women in the field of cartooning, establishing Terry as a pioneering advocate for gender equality in comics. This achievement not only validated her talents but also paved the way for future generations of women cartoonists, challenging the cultural norms and stereotypes of her time.