Greek Games Between Sophomores and Freshmen Enthusiasts
The Greek games at the theatre on March 29 featured epic poetry wins by Gertrude Cannon and Agnes Miller, running broad jump won by Emily McEwan, and high excitement in quoits archery and tug of war. Winners hailed mainly from 1907, with events judged by a panel including Miss Gildersleeve and Edith Handy. The afternoon included a 1907 mascot We Toaster and strong class rivalry across events.
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Sophmore
Amurn
Gertrude Cannon
Agnes Miller
Emily McEwan
Nana Moete
Agnes Ernst
Juliet Pontis
Aft
Eleanor Hunsdon
Cora Bennett
Eva Johnson
Fannie MacLane
Anne Carroll
Miss Gildersleeve
Miss Hirst
Miss Sons
Ilsie Alsberg
Edith Handy
Elizabeth Bradford
Rally planned for Barnard on Silver Bay Conference
Barnard College schedules an April 7 rally from 3 30 to 6 00 p m to engage students in the Intercollegiate importance of Silver Bay The gathering will feature Miss Janet A McCook on the conference significance and Agnes L Durant presenting another aspect Every girl urged to attend and recruit friends for Barnard’s strong delegation
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Silver Bay
Barnard
R of
Janet A. McCook
Agnes L. Durant
Miss Gill Lectures on Women Education and Divorce
Miss Gill spoke on The Relation of the Higher Education of Women to Divorce before the Associate Alumni of Packer Institute on Friday March 31. She then addressed the College Women of Rhode Island and Brown University on Saturday April 1 and spoke April 3 to the Rhode Island Society for the Higher Education of Women on Education in Cuba.
Barnard to Host Smith College Basketball Game Saturday
Barnard prepares for a morning game against Smith College on Saturday April 8 at 11. The venue is either Barnard Gymnasium or the outdoor field depending on conditions.
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Barnard
Smith College
Junior Class Meeting Set for Thursday at 12 20
A regular Junior Class meeting is scheduled for Thursday April 6 at 12 20 in Room 330. All members are urged to attend promptly due to important business to transact.
C. S. M. A. Plans Regular Meeting for Officer Election
C. S. M. A. schedules a regular business meeting on Monday in Room 213 at 12 20 PM to elect officers.
Field Day Trials Set Across Gym and Milbank Quad
Field Day events run April 3 to 6 with trials at 12 20 PM in the school gymnasium and Milbank Quadrangle. Students compete in various events across these dates in a packed schedule.
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Milbank
Barnard Union Nominations Planned Over Two Days
The Barnard Union to hold nominations for next year’s officers on Monday April 3 from 10:30 to 11:30 and 12:30 to 1:30 and Tuesday April 4 from 9:30 to 11:30 and 12:30 to 4. Elections will occur Wednesday and Thursday of the following week at later times.
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Barnard Union
Barnard Union Flags Proposed Constitution Amendments
At a March 22 meeting the Barnard Union laid before members amendments to the constitution and by laws to be acted upon April 12. Both the original sections and the amendments will be presented, the latter indicated in full face type.
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Barnard Union
Article V Officres Section 1 Enumeration of Officers
The officers listed include a graduate president who is an associate member, an undergraduate president who is a senior, a first vice president who is a junior, a second vice president who is a sophomore, a secretary who is a junior, a treasurer who is a sophomore, one graduate and one undergraduate editor, and the members of the Executive Committee.
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Board of Editors
Officers and duties of the society described
The article lists nine officers including graduate and undergraduate presidents, vice presidents, secretary, assistant secretary, treasurer, editors, and executive committee members. It outlines duties for the secretary to manage records and archive a duplicate society annal, and the editors to oversee the publication and program committee.
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Miss Gill
Banard Union
Officres
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