Mascots of Barnard 1911 Recalled by Alumnae
A Barnard alumna recounts the origin of 1911 class mascot Soan-ge-taha The Strong-Hearted One and its four year run of victories The piece reflects on alumnae memories and mentions Alumnae Day February 12 with questions about the mascots fate as exhibits
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Soange-taha
Lower Classmen To Hold Dances
The Spring social calendar opens with the Sophomore and Freshman dances at the Casa Italiana. Sophomore head Caroline Duncombe leads the committee with Jane Costello Natalie Fiske Anne Grauer Annette Hochberg and others planning the February 26 event with music by Howard Kelly and his Columbians from 9 PM to 1 AM Refreshments will be served Invited guests include Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve Dr and Mrs Donald Read Miss Mary McBride Miss Elspeth Davies and more Freshman Dance is slated for March 5 with Betty Cornwall chairing publicity and a separate committee handling decorations and refreshments Also planned are a coffee dance February 11 and Junior Prom February 18.
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Caroline Duncombe
Jane Costello
Natalie Fiske
Anne Grauer
Annette Hochberg
Amy Krbecek
Marianna Norris
Mary Maloney
Ivelyn Hagmoe
Howard Kelly
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Donald R. Read
Mary McBride
Elspeth Davies
Evelyn Hagmoe
Kurt von Forstmeyer
David S. Muzzey
Betty Cornwall
Charlotte Cassel
Sophie Madler
Doris Williams
Adelaide Bostleman
Patricia Lambdin
Constance Burt
Ruth Stevenson
Priscilla Burge
Debaters Argue Status of Women in College Parlor
The Debate Club hosts a session on whether women should enter business. Four competitors split sides with Ce el Golann and Annette Hochberg for the affirmative and Charlotte Schwartz and Ann Strobridge for the negative. Audience judges will decide.
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Ceel Golann
Annette Hochberg
Charlotte Schwartz
Ann Strobridge
Roosevelt
Kathryn Smul
Naomi Sells
Shirley Greene
Flora Ginsburg
Thomas P. Peardon
Jane P. Clark
Government Department
Baker
Economics
Newman Club Holds Dance at Waldorf
The Newman Clubs of the Metropolitan area opened their Weekend with a formal dance on the Starlight Roof of the Waldorf Astoria on Sunday February 4. Music by Harry Arnold, price five dollars per couple, chair man William Hurley. Monday featured a 1:00 Discussion Hour in the east foyer on The Pew Looks at the Pulpit followed by an informal 3:00 dance.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Newman Clubs
Harry Arnold
William Hurley
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