Barnard Alumnae Day Celebrates Lincoln and Gifts
February Alumnae Day at Barnard featured a large student parade from Milbank Hall to Stu dents Hall and a major reunion in the gym. Mrs George Haven Putnam spoke as the first speaker, a $3000 gift from Mrs Ogden Reid funded a gateway and fence memorial, with John Drinkwater as guest of honor praising Lincoln as an international hero and model of service.
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Barnard War Work Memorial Receives Appreciation Certificate
A Barnard Bulletin letter notes New York War Camp Community Service applauds the college’s wartime entertainment efforts for soldiers sailors and marines. Director Rowland Haynes sends a certificate of service which will be framed and hung as a permanent memorial in Barnard College.
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Baseball season opens with trials and coach Miss Finon guiding
A college baseball outlook highlights a strong start with newcomers and veterans. Three weekly practices foster team building under coach Miss Finon. Managers urge one weekly trial for candidates, promising class numerals, glory, and fun as potential Ty Cobb sparking ambitions.
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Ice Carnival at Notlek Promises Interclass Stunts
Notlek hosts an afternoon ice carnival featuring interclass races including a 20 yard dash sled and relay plus a camera stunt lineup. Barnard students urged to attend with tickets priced 8.27. Dorothy Brock-Way and Isabel Randolph among notable alumni to speak on careers in engineering, physical education, bacteriology, and secretarial work.
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Endowment Drive Seeks Barnard Undergraduates and Alumnae
Barnard aims to build a real Endowment Fund reaching 500000 dollars by boosting college spirit and life. Undergraduates and any available alumnae are urged to volunteer clerical work in the Undergrad Ballroom, write bulletins, or report campus events to Mrs. Strauss for dissemination.
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Red Cross Life Saving Course At Barnard Opens
A Red Cross Life Saving course starts at Barnard after February 23 during the 4 pm open swim hour. It is open to Juniors and Seniors and may be taken by freshmen and busy Sophomores as an elective. An exam by the Red Cross will qualify successful students to wear the emblem and form a Barnard Life Saving Corps if enough pass.
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