Barnard Bulletin reports student editors and staff
The Barnard Bulletin June 8 1928 lists reporters Bessie Bergner Ruth Reyman Deborah Allen Hazel Russell and business staff Frances Holtzberg Mary Bamberger and assistants Edith Spivack Dor Brindze Elsa Rohrig plus printing manager Margaret Ralph and advisors Elizabeth Gaw Julia Best Lillian Auerbach Katharine Cline and M Weintzen.
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Bessie Bergner
Ruth Reyman
E. Traunstein
Deborah Allen
Hazel Russell
Sylvia Schweitzer
Edith Spivack
Dor. Brindze
Elsa C. Rohrig
Sav Vela
Elizabeth Gaw
Julia Best
Lillian Auerbach
Katharine Cline
M. Weintzen
Barnard Bulletin subscription notice details
Subscription price listed as one year in advance. Notices explain second class mailing matter first published December 14, 1908 in New York. Communications addressed to Barnard Bulletin at Barnard College Broadway and 119th Street New York City under postal acts and special rates.
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Editorial Evaluation of the Class of 1928
The piece urges seniors to judge their college chapter before leaving, view it detachedly, and value its lessons in thought and action. It cautions against sentimentality, encourages a thoughtful, non final assessment, and invites ongoing reflection as new chapters follow in life. Bulletin offers this advising note to graduates.
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Reader complaints highlight missing diploma honor and headline critique
Sylvia Kelvin seeks public recognition for an omitted Honorable Mention in the 1927 graduation list. Elizabeth Benson rebukes a Mortarboard review headline for misalignment with its article and calls for careful editing in Barnard Bulletin.
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Mortarboard
Bulletin
Elizabeth Benson
Bulletin bids farewell to the class of 1928
A concluding editorial bids farewell to the class of 1928, acknowledging mixed feelings and the end of guidance. The piece laments it is the last Bulletin suggestion to the graduates and offers final good wishes for their future happiness and success.
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Seniors Review History At Class Day Exercises
Seniors recount key school milestones including the 1926 curriculum reform expanding subject choice and joining the C I F, the international student organization. The class sang the college and Sunset songs, then departed in a formal recessional followed by an informal gymnasium reception.
Three Classes Give Annual Luncheons
The Claes of 1929 met at the Barbizon States on Sunday June 1 for their annual luncheon. Weeks and Scuortta Dorada were honored guests. Dorada praised junior year as the pleasantest. Sylvia Seifert reviewed past events, Vera Freudenheim performed an oriental dance, and the planning committee included Jean Macalister, Margaret Fuller, Mary Bamberger, Frances Holtzberg, and Elizabeth Keuthen.
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Barbizon States
Scuortta Dorada
Jean Macalister
Sylvia Seifert
Vera Freudenheim
Margaret Fuller
Mary Bamberger
Frances Holtzberg
Elizabeth Keuthen
Sophomore Luncheon Closes Year at Sherry Netherland
The Sophomores honored their year with a luncheon at the Sherry Netherland on Friday June 1. Miss Young and Miss Hollands spoke brief thanks to the class. Valentine Snow read a Byronic Class History and Thelma Rosengardt passed the gavel to Mary Dublin, Junior President of the Class of 1930. The committee included Eileen Hefernan Toastmistress, Vivian Barnett Chairman, Jeanette Abelow and Evelyn Safran.
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Sherry Nethererland
Miss Young
Miss Hollands
Valentine Snow
Thelma Rosengardt
Mary Dublin
Eileen Hefernan
Vivian Barnett
Jeanette Abelow
Evelyn Safran
Freshman Luncheon Marks Transition to Sophomores
The Freshman luncheon on Monday June 1 in John Jay Hall marked the class’s formal transition to Sophomores. Miss Latham called herself godparent of the Freshman class and praised their politeness. Caroline Hunter Freshman President Sally Vrendenburgh Sophomore President Ruth Abelson Sophomore Mysteries Chairman spoke. Abelson read this year's Sophomore Mysteries comment. Phoebe Tarbinger served as luncheon Chairman.
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John Jay Hall
Miss Latham
Caroline Hunter
Sally Vredenburgh
Ruth Abelson
Miss Abelson
Phoebe Tlarbinger
Senior Show Delights Audience With Witty Tunes
A lively senior show offers entertaining caricatures and witty songs. The chorus lands well, though some moments feel misaligned, as performers balance brights and brash humor in a brisk program.
A. A. Announces Athletic Awards For Classes 1928 29 30 31
The notice lists swimming track and archery awards by year with names of students earning numerals and all star selections. It notes the athletic cup was won by the class of 1929 and mentions a continuation on page 3.
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Bleimeyer
Burrows
Donnell
Fogel
Gibson
E. Smith
G. Smith
Flaharty
Kahrs
Perlman
Ploompuu
Thomas
Benson
Carr
Holles
Sperling
Kassel
Dubois
Jacobus
Jewel
W. Smith
Rubino
Atkinson
Bamberger
Bures
Bushnell
Hoyt
Lounsberry
Abele
Bakal
Riesman
Robinson
Traver
Earl
Hart
Krumweide
Staubach
Tarbell
Wylie
Tenekou
Gambrill
O’brien
Schaad
Schopp
Moolten
Greenbaum
Yamaguchi
J. Smith
Coulter
Finch
Douglas
Upjohn
President Butler Deplores Vestiges of Persecution
President Butler argues that the university remains a fundamental human institution defending truth and progress. He states the university will extinguish the habit of persecution as it wanes, resisting efforts to turn back time.
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Butler
University
Bulletin Ends Year With Shipwt Luncheon
The bulletin reports a year end luncheon and bridge event at Shipwt Tan on Monday June 4 hosted by Barnacle and Weeks with the two officers and faculty guest attendees. The affair was noted as memorable and free from special expenses.
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Shipwt
Tan
Barnacle
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