Ivy Day Reflections Highlight Senior Steps and Oration
The 1910 Ivy Day program featured Miss Harriet Fox and Miss Kirchney guiding the event with an opening speech and class Day ceremonies. Eleanore Myers read a farewell poem, the senior steps were exchanged, and Mary Conroy accepted the class of 1911 pledge to uphold college dignity. Nannette Hamburger delivered the Ivy Oration on the campus terrace, urging memory of rural scenes amid city backdrop as seniors move toward graduation.
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Harriet Fox
Kirchney
Happy Ries
Eleanore Myers
Mary Conroy
Igit
O’donnell
Nannette Hamburger
Columbia Scientific
Jai
Ling Tate
USC
Coonana
Ginette
Chantecler themed farewell party entertains sisters and guests
The 1912 Entertainment Committee staged a Chantecler party with rooster props and hen dancers. A cock fight, a sentimental song, and a dramatic Bluebeard pantomime followed by a Barnyard tragedy titled Wedded and Parted.
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Bluebeard
Fatima
Sister Ann
Chantecler
1910 Class Day at Columbia Gym in March Festivities
The 1910 Barnard class day featured a welcome by Dorothy Kirchwey and a class prophecy by Marion Weinstein. A dream sequence in a courtroom satirized future roles, with humorous sketches of peers and a medical ward scene. The program included the musical class history by Marie Weinstein and Elsie Plaut’s Hall of Fame segment, ending with continued remarks on page 3.
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Columbia
Barnard
Dorothy Kirchwey
Marion Weinstein
Hazel Woodhull
Mr. Hunter
Gertrude
Grace Reeder
Marie Weinstein
Elsie Plaut
Nannette
Clarita