Senior Thesis Celebration at College Event
Graduation theses were due Monday at four. The senior class gathered at the theater for a thesis completion celebration with games, a procession, photographs, and a five course dinner. Miss Evelyn Goodyear attended as a guest of honor.
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Evelyn Goodyear
Annie Fisher
Florence Nye
Alice Smith
Margie Hoffman
Laura Parker
Elizabeth Boorman
Virginia
Alsberg
Plans for Field Day Event Schedule Updated
Field Day date moved from April 17 to May 2. Events include basketball game baseball throw running high jump standing broad jump free throw relay and baseball game. Preliminary basketball matches pit Freshman against Sophomore and Junior against Senior with a final on Field Day between winners. Juniors and Seniors face Freshmen and Sophomores in baseball. Alumni Committee to judge. students wear caps gowns white shirts and class color ribbons.
Inauguration of UVA’s First President Alderman
President Butler and Miss Gill plan to attend the April 13 inauguration of Edwin Anderson Alderman as the University of Virginia’s first president. Butler spoke at Alderman’s UNC inauguration and at Fulane in 1900.
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Butler
Miss Gill
Edwin’ Anderson Alderman
University of Virginia
Dr Alderman
University of North Carolina
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Fulane
College Team Defeats Freshmen In Practice Game
A Wednesday practice game on April 5 saw the college team win 7 to 3 over the freshmen. Notable scorers included Helen Cooley with two field goals and one foul, Annie Fisher with two fouls, and Mary Maxin for the freshmen with one basket.
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C. Dorrian
Edward M. Maxim H-Cooley
A. Miller
A. Fisher
H. Loeb I. Seligman
F. Martin A. Reiley
J. Prahl
Abigail Talbot
Florence Lammett
Annie Fisher
Agnes Miller
Helen Cooley
Mary Maxin
Helen Loeb
Alumnae Notes Highlight Moves and Appointments
Clara de Lisa Bergs sails for Europe on April 4 for a five month tour. Mary L Eaton has been named secretary to the American Girls' club in Paris. Frances E Berkley becomes English instructor at the University of Wisconsin after teaching at Mount Holyoke College. Katharine S Doty will teach in the Weltin School in New York City next year. Marian E Latham is appointed assistant in the Botany Department.
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Clara de Lisa Bergs
Europe
Mary L. Eaton
American Girls’ Club
Paris
Frances E.berkley
Mount Holyoke College
University of Wisconsin
Katharine S. Doty
Weltin School
New York City
Marian E. Latham
Department of Botany
Elections in 1907 class officers and Mortarboard editors
At the 1907 class meeting held April 6 the officers were elected: President Jean Disbrow, Vice President Jessie Patterson Cooke, Recording Secretary Emily MacEwan, Corresponding Secretary Sophie Woodman, Treasurer Helen Goodhart, Historian Gertrude Cannon, Editor in Chief Juliet Stuart Paints, Business Manager Katherine Louise Rapp. Editorial staff elections set for April 13. The Class of 1907 will host seniors April 14 at 3:30 in the theatre.
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Jean Disbrow
Jessie Patterson Cooke
Emily MacEwan
Sophie Woodman
Helen Goodhart
Gertrude Cannon
Juliet Stuart Paints
Katherine Louise Rapp
Mortarboard
Barnard Union elects officers and votes on amendments
Nominations on April 3 and conduct of elections set for April 11 and 12. Results announce Graduate President Emilie Hutchinson and Helen Cooley. Undergraduate President Alice Haskell and Belle Russell. other key posts filled by Evangeline Cole, Agnes Ernest, Agnes Miller, Elizabeth Fox, Juliet Points, Lottie Qesterler, Clarette Armstrong, Hope Purdon, Louise Peterse, Dorothy Brewster, Faith Chipperfield. A union regular meeting April 1 asks attendance. amendments to Board structure and editorial rules will be voted on. Gilder of Century to lecture on The Brownings following the meeting.
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Barnard Union
Emilie Hutchinson
Helen Cooley
Alice Haskell
Belle Russell
Evangeline Cole
Agnes Ernest
Agnes Miller
Elizabeth Fox
Juliet Points
Lottie Qesterler
Clarette Armstrong
Hope Purdon
Louise
Peterse
Dorothy Brewster
Faith Chipperfield
Edith Somborn
Kathleen Harty
Supplement
Richard Watson Gilder
Century
Ballads and Ballad Problems Lecture Heard by Club
Professor William A. Neilson of the English Department lectured on Ballads and Ballad Problems before the Woman's Graduate Club on Friday afternoon March 31. An informal reception followed.
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William A. Neilson
Woman's Graduate Club
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