Junior Luncheon Marks End of 1911 Year at St. Andrew
The 1911 class held a May 28 luncheon at St. Andrew with toasts by Alary Polhemus Agnes Burke Addie Morgenstern and Frances Randolph. Seniors joined 1913 guests from Majestic and the group sang There’s a College on a Hilltop. Committee heads Charlotte Hodge and others receive thanks.
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the St. Andrew
Charlotte Hodge
Alary Polhemus
Oie
Agnes Burke
Addie Morgenstern
Frances Randolph
Molly” Conroy
Majestic
Ethel Schlesinger
Myrtle Schnudzer
Rose Salmowitz
Ethel Leveridge
Juanita Brown
Ruth Carrell
Helen Wilkes
Bear Magazine Seeks New Staff Editors
The Bear announces vacancies on its college magazine staff. Class of 1913 students are invited to compete for board places by merit based on contributions. Submissions due October 15 to editor in chief Evelyn Dewey or any board member. Literary works of all kinds encouraged.
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the Bear
Evelyn Dewey
Huntington
Long Island
Deutsche Kreis elects officers for next year
At a Deutsche Kreis meeting officers were chosen for the coming year. President Irma Heiden, Vice President Vera Fueslein, Secretary P. Cahn, Treasurer M. Bunzel, and Entertainment Committee Chairman S. Bloch were elected.
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Deutsche Kreis
Irma Heiden
Vera Fueslein
P.cahn
M. Bunzel
S. Bloch
Barnard Honors Prize Winners and Distinctions
Barnard College awarded multiple commencement honors this year. Elizabeth Nitchie won the Earle Prize in Classics. Adelaide Loehrsen captured the Kohn Mathematical Prize for ongoing study in mathematics. Finalists in Mathematics included Adelaide Loehrsen Rosanna Moses and Adelaide Waite. Eleanor Graham led Philosophy with Elizabeth Nitchie among General Honors laureates.
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Barnard
Barnard College
Smith
Earle
Professor Earle
Elizabeth Nitchie
Gro
Kohn
Adelaide Loehrsen
Margaret O'Donnell
Rosanna Moses
Adelaide Waite
Eleanor Graham
Dorothy Kirchwey
Marion Weinstein
Hermann Botanical Prize Shared by Two Undergraduates
The Hermann Botanical Prize awarded to the top Botany student was divided between Eleanor Mandeville Doty and Louise Nyitray, both class of 1912. The Flarsheim Prize of fifty dollars for English composition went to Margaret Tower Tart with honorable mention for Kate Huntington Tiemann. The Tennie A. Gerard Medal in American History was awarded to Gertrude Laura Thunter.
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Eleanor Mandeville Doty
Louise Nyitray
Flarsheim
Morris Masheim
Toit
Margaret Tower
Kate Huntington Tiemann
Tennie A. Gerard
Gertrude Laura Thunter
Curtis Fellowships Awarded for Classical Philology Study
The 1910 Curtis Fellowships recognize Marion Gibson Elizabeth Nitchie May Hermann Doris Long Tessie Barrows Lilian Egleston Agnes O'Donnell Marion Gilson for one year of study in Classical Philology at Columbia University open to university students.
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Marion Gibson
Elizabeth Nitchie
Senglish
May Hermann
Doris Long
Tessie Barrows
Lilian Egleston
Agnes O'Donnell
Marion Gilson
Curtis
Columbia University
Owsoi OV Ay
Colima
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Columbia University Bookstore
A. G. Seiler
Amsterdam Ave
120Th Street
Charles R. Muller
Court St
Brooklyn, N.Y
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