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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
3
A special Undergraduate Association meeting on April 3 elected Marguerite Newland as president for the ensuing year. The Field Day Committee report was read and the delegation to the Peace Conference was set as the president plus two appointees by the Executive Committee.
The Under graduate Association Executive Committee will handle memorial ceremonies in the theater before athletic events, starting at one o'clock. Athletic events include high jump, broad jump, basketball throw, baseball throw, discus, tennis finals, inter-class basketball finals, sixty foot dash, and relay race. Miss Calhoun is invited to coach. judges are Miss Cooley, Miss Handy, and Miss Calhoun.
On Friday April 12 the second Undergraduate Tea will be held. The organizing committee has already secured many patronesses including the Dean, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. MacWhood, Miss Maltby and Mrs. Meyer.
At the April Senior Class meeting, Juliet S Points was elected president, Elizabeth Lord vice president, Florence Gordon secretary treasurer, Evangeline Cole and Helen Goodhart on the Executive Committee for five years. Pierena McLaughlin named chairman of the Tree-Day Committee.
At the regular meeting on Thursday April 4 the class of 109 elected four members for the junior year and appointed a Field Day Committee. Elected were President Seanor Gay Vice-president Herlinda Smithers Editor-in-chief Eva von Baur Business Manager Julia Goldberg. Field Day Committee members include Edith Talpey Fannie Rosenfelder Anne Ver Plank and the three executive members Helen Suet Laura Turnbull and Herlinda Smithers.
In Thompson Gymnasium on March 26 Teachers' College edged Barnard 7 to 6. Key players included Adelaide Smithers Julia Goldberg Florence Sammet and Florence Mastin. The win gives Teachers' College one victory in three games and ends their season with commendable spirit.
The Easter Student Conference will be held at Silver Bay Lake George from June 21 to July 1. Early decisions are urged as preferred campus cottages go to applicants in order. Names should be sent to Mabel Stearn 08, committee chair. A lunch room spread is planned for Wednesday April 16 at noon.
Mrs Newcomb spoke at Horace Mann Auditorium about the Stony Wold Sanatorium aimed at helping self supporting girls in early tuberculosis. The talk drew sympathy for the benevolent cause and encouragement for its work.
The writer discusses evaluating Mortarboard issues as pragmatic records of college life at Barnard. He notes eleven predecessors, compares publications lightly, and mentions faculty size, fraternity presence, class structure, and courses while hinting at future reminiscence and page references.
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