Undergraduate Play at Barnard Receives Mixed Crowd Pleasing Moments
The Undergraduate Play presented last Friday and Saturday drew praise for several strong performances. Josephine Dempsey impressed as Sir Toby with infectious laughter, while Marion Okendories delivered a splendid Malvolio and the clown Sellow Ts earned special mention. Lillian Crocket and Hazel Wayt also gave notable readings, though some scenes showed uneven pacing and stronger moments did not fully cohere.
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Josephine Dempsey
Toby
Miss Dempsey
Barnard
Maria
Mite Cn
Marion Okendories
Mto
Malvolio
Jav Olio
Freshman and Sophomores Celebrate Hatchet Burial Luncheon
Last Wednesday at noon the two classes buried the hatchet with a joint luncheon. Mrs. Wilson provided cocoa. speeches by Eleanor Myers and Lucile Mordecai praised friendship and unity. The ceremony featured Diogenes and Poly themed acts, a blanket welcome by Pauline Cahn, and Deacon Edith Deacon officiating before a hatchet buried in a fern. Then dancing followed until the bell rang.
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Igil
Lucile Mordecai
Butler
Maude Brennan
Diogenes
Mary Polhemus
Poly
Edith Deacon
Miss Dakin
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Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Lillian Crosn
Sir Toby
Ty Tia
Cel
ViOla
Hazel Wayt
Barnard Theatre
MRT Een
George
History Department
Francois Villon
France
Monsieur Beaucaire