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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
5
Sophomore students win the Greek Games in a woodland altar setting honoring Pan. The event features decorated gym, dramatic freshman entrance, reverent rites, and a Greek prayer by Miss Rissland. Judges and performers, including Dana Bohm and Mr David Bispham, contribute to a ceremonial pageant.
Special class meetings on April 15 elected Dorothy Robb as Senior President Helen Jones as Junior President and Katherine Coffey as Sophomore President for the 1920 1921 and 1922 academic years in succession for the coming year
Dorothy Brockway chair of the Student Council requests arranging days for spring elections. Proposed schedule lists dates in April for class and officer nominations and voting, followed by class meetings and club elections during May, ending with installation on May 16 for 1919-1920.
The Press Club invites members of all classes to submit a signed newspaper story on Greek Games. Submissions are due by May 1 and should be sent via Student Mail to Adele Alike. Eligibility covers freshmen sophomores and juniors.
The United States Civil Service Commission lists May examinations including Accounting Clerk with $1200 to $1800 pay, Assistant in Nematology $1000 to $1800, Horticulturist $3000 to $3240, Craftsman around $1080 to $1200, and Laboratory Aid in Agricultural Technology $720 to $1080. These listings outline job titles and salary ranges for applicants.
Amy Jennings won the Undergraduate President role for 1919 1920 at the April 10 election. Her career includes Greek Games leadership and lyrics, Bear staff years, curricular affairs work, dramatics roles, and a Bedford summer as farmer, with strong college service and high expectations for the future.
The Greek Games showcase artistic and athletic talents of 1921 and 1922 with Wigs and Cues performing four-class revue. Highlights include Barrie’s charm, the plays Tifles and Blue and Green Mat, and a two night run Friday April 25 and Saturday April 26 with dancing after for 75 cents.
All seniors who can play stringed instruments, excluding the ukelele, are asked to report their names to Vivian Tappan.
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