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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
1
The OCR lists staff roles and names for a 1925 1926 student publication including editors Lucia Rosensatt and Margaret Maryon, assistant editors Cicely Aprresaum Eleanor Kortuengr Gertrude Gottschall, typists and other staff, with several dates and names.
The piece argues against blanket labels of unsentimental youth, praising authentic sentiment at the Step Singing ceremony as evidence of strong college friendships. It urges broader participation in extracurriculars, stresses shared leadership, and questions college's role in shaping curiosity and study beyond mere curricula.
Mary the Third blends sentimental romance with modern American drama as three generations of Crothiers seek a husband, challenging traditional roles. Louise Huff shines as a charming heroine, with strong supporting turns but uneven tone and a pointed moral tension throughout.
Irene Lewis chairs, with Edna Moreau as secretary and Helen Goldstone as secretary. Minnie May Fleming leads Finance, Yvonne Moon Printing, Dorothy Maloney Senior Show, Katherine Seymour Senior Ball and Senior Banquet, Mary Weeks Tea Dance. Edythe Sheehan serves ex officio as chair. Gertrude Cahill is song leader. Katherine Seymour appears.
A rough collage of campus observations on coeducation rumors at Barnard Spec Office mishaps and a playful reading list from Columbia Spec Skipper. The piece notes a high school graduation scene and includes a satirical tone on college efficiency and student life.
Parrish Little Helen Pattenden Katherine Shea Elizabeth Wood Gertrude Cahill ex officio.
The Senior Week Tea Dance was held on Thursday May 31 from 4 to 7 at the North Terrace. Decorations included blue and white streamers and college banners. The tea chairman was Mary Weeks.
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