1997 Celebrates Third Birthday Luncheon Event
The Class of 1927 marked its third birthday with a luncheon in the Colonial Room of the Vi Vian Hotel. Miss Minor White Latham and Dr. Alsop declined to speak while Doris Goss addressed the Juniors. The program featured a class history by Elizabeth Metzger and a Biblical style summary of Junior Year events. Dancing followed and the luncheon was announced on WMCA.
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Limor
Vi Vian Slotel
Platei
Jenet Owen
Minor White Latham
Miss Latham
Helen Deutsch
Margaret Goodell
Gertrude Braun
Elizabeth Metzger
WMCA
Senior Banquet Held in Gypsy Encampment Atmosphere
Senior Banquet featured Gypsy themed decorations and costumes with speakers in Gypsy dress. Music came from the Glee Club and performers including Marion Paschal, Marian Mansfield, Renee Baruch, and Frances Ruffner. Sophomore waitresses aided as skits by the Senior Class narrated a light entertainment program.
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Glee Club
Marion Paschal
Marian Mansfield
Renee Baruch
Frances Ruffner
Princeton Faculty Poll Shows Narrow Support for Modified Prohibition
A Princeton University faculty poll shows 52 in favor of modifying prohibition to allow light wines and beer, 26 in favor of repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act. The results reveal overwhelming opposition to the prohibition as it stands.
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Ae University
Yeshda Horty
Freshmen Luncheon Marks Emergence of Class of 1929
Freshmen at Slatel Pennsylvania on Friday May 28 enjoyed a luncheon with about 110 attendees. Betty Barnard read the Freshman History titled 4 Great Waites Woman. speakers included Dr. Lamson Miss Weeks Sylvia Seifert Marion Churchill and Gertrude Kahfs. The event featured a Charleston routine and the reading of the Mysteries with Megan Laird.
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Pennsylvania
Betty Barnard
Dr. Lamson
Miss Weeks
Marion Churchill
Gertrude Kahfs
Beryl Finch
Vera Freudenheim
Megan Laird
Mysteries
Sophomore Luncheon Honors Leila Finan at Pennsylvania Hotel
The Sophomore Luncheon in the South East Ballroom of the Pennsylvania Hotel on May 28 featured Miss Leila M Finan as guest of honor with Miss Constance Friess and Miss Mary Hooke among the notable attendees. Ninety sophomores attended as Miss Finan praised the class for sportsmanship after a Greek Games defeat.
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South East
Pennsylvania Hotel
Leila M. Finan
Constance Friess
Mary Hooke
Miss Finan
Florence
Pistoir
Noel Stone
Josephine Firor
Harriet Taylor
Miss Dillon
Professor Loiseaux Plans French Summer Study
Professor Loiseaux will spend the summer in France to gather material for his graduate course in Eighteenth Century French literature. He also intends to study the French method of teaching modern languages in high schools and colleges.
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Loiseaux
France
Ile
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