Junior Month Explains July 1923 Society Program
The Charity Organization Society of New York explains Junior Month to undergraduates in terms of Sociology. A twelve-college selection process yields one junior girl per college. Scholarships cover all expenses for the month in New York with lectures, trips, and case work at Tinch School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity
Society of New. York
Bowery
Clare
Tousley
Barnard
Elizabeth
Waterman
Boston
Mass
Bryn Mawr
Mary Rodney
Harrisburg
Connecticut
Katharine
Slayter
Auburndale
C.O.S
Tinch School
New York
Open Hour Swimming Meet Delights Local Fans
The May 15 open hour swimming meet drew twenty five competitors as the Physical Education Department promoted broad participation. Events included a twenty yard dash with heats won by Kahrs and Boas in first, Kalisher Worthington Green in second, and Tisdale White Grant in third. entrants included Newcomer Hattorff Daniels Trudgeon Boas Kahrs Jelliffe and Hattorff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Education Department
Kahrs
Boas
Lubell
Kalisher
Worthington
Tisdale
White
Grant ‘Ourth
Newcomer
Hattorff
Daniels
Trudgeon
Jelliffe
Evolution of Mortarboard Shows Growing Form and Style
The 1924 Mortarboard, edited by Miss Nellie Weathers, advances in design with bordered pages, a brown leather cover, and four art plates including Organiza tion. It blends professional tone with witty material, maintaining intimacy while moving toward yearbook form. Continued on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Weathers
Barnacle Trails Bear as Fresh College Magazine Emerges
A literary shift from the old Bear to the new Barnacle marks a youthful turn in college writing. The review lauds Barnacle for vitality and promise, noting Bear’s past pretensions and the editors’ failures, while praising Barnacle’s lively, accessible aim and potential to energize student literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear
Barnacle
Silver Bay Reflections On Faith And Study At Mountain Haven
A reflective piece describes Silver Bay as a place where calm waters and blue skies inspire thought and prayer. It recalls students from diverse colleges seeking truth, courage, and community under Christian guidance, with Jesus as a present, uplifting influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver ‘Bay
Wellesley
New Jersey State
Vassar
Elmore
Smith and Wells
Cornell
Barnard
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Jesus of Nazareth
Silver Bay
Mortarboard Appoints 1925 Literary Editors
The Mortarboard announces the 1925 literary editors Louise Rosenblatt Gertrude Gottschall Helen Dick Elinor Curtis Marie Luhr Beatrice Clarke Maude Cabot ex officio Estelle Helle to oversee typewriting and K Newcomer for snapshots. Assistant editor in chief to be chosen in fall. Other staff include TS Burleigh Tat lam F Stern Lockwood Wood art reopenings Pertak advertising Kitzinger Browne subscriptions and Fe Yates publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Rosenblatt
Gertrude Gottschall
Helen Dick
Elinor Curtis
Marie Luhr
Beatrice Clarke
Maude Cabot
Estelle Helle
K.newcomer
Bec
TS Burleigh
E. ‘Tatlam
Lockwood
E. “Wood
Cepa
Pertak
Kitzinger
K. Browne
Fe Yates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmira—Ann McCracken
Scranton, Pa
Goucher
Ruth
Blakeslee
du Bois, Pa
Mt. Holyoke
Mary Bruyn
Springfield
Radcliffe
Mary Killam
Cambridge, Mass
Smith
Jane Griswold
Syracuse, N.Y
Swarthmore
Esther Briegel
Philadelphia
Janet E. Wurlitzer
Cincinnati, O
Wells
Mary Richards
Auburn, N.Y
Carroll McCarty
Buffalo, N. Y
Hanna Mann
Edith Cahn
Boas, Jelliffe, Hattorff
Mortarboard
Evi
Barnacle Reviewed
Atlantic Monthly
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