Greek Games Impress With Record Crowds and Color
1917 Greek games beat the Sophomores and topped 1500 tickets sold with many paying for standing room. Outsider judges included Miss Anna Branch and Ruth St Denis. Freshmen and Sophomores staged elaborate entrances, costumes, and Greek processionals with varied colors and delicate details.
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Barnard
Anna Branch
Florence Noyes
Ruth St. Denis
Mme
Johanna Gadski
John Alexander
Alfréd Herz
William Kraft
Percy MacKaye
Greie
Olaf Trygvason
Katherine McGiffert
Pan
Dean Gildersleeve Teaches College Friendships And Fellowships
Dean Gildersleeve spoke at a chapel on college friendships and the value of diverse ties. The Graduate Fellowship of 600 was awarded to Caroline Allison Durer, with Louise E. Adams named first alternate and Ruth E. Guernsey named third alternate. a $300 prize for second place will be available next year for Louise Adams.
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Gildersleeve
James Bryce
Dean Gildersleeve
Mr. Bryce
Shakespeare
Anthony
Cleopatra
Cicero
Caroline Allison Durer
Louise E. Adams
Louise Adams
Ruth E. Guernsey
College Settlements Entertains With Amusing Opera Benefit
The C S A sponsored opera benefit last Wednesday offered a playful program. Louise Walker read Longfellow and Louise Fox performed in extravagant costume. A comic Italian scene, a prologue by Ray Levi and Helen Jenkins, and songs by Hallie Greer and Dorothy Skinker drew cheers. A glamorous Rhinestone Maiden sequence and a Brunhilda aria with beer mugs provided high points.
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Longfellow
Louise Walker
Louise ‘Fox
Barnard
Marguerite Angler
Ray Levi
Helen Jenkins
Sweni
Malakamia
Hallie Greer
Dorothy Skinker
Margaret Reid
Edna Astruck
Sarah Bernheim
Brunhilda
Ethel Rankin
Wuartzberger
Siegfried
Florence Palmer
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