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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin vol circa 1923 lists editor in chief Margaret Meap and a full board of editors and assistants, including news editors, exlusion staff, and business managers. It notes mailing and subscription details, post office classifications, and addresses for communications.
The piece surveys how each class from Freshmen to Seniors reacts to looming graduation. It notes freshmen vow to uphold class spirit, sophomores insert sentiment in songs, and juniors lament weak spirit while seniors grow enthusiastic. It questions the overall emphasis on class unity.
Drew and Mrs. Friranz Torek announce the marriage of their daughter Gretchen Irma Friranz Torek to Mr. Edwin Stein on Saturday June 3 1922 at 1021 Madison Avenue New York City.
A Neighborhood Playhouse production of Makers of Light draws on convincing acting and stark realism to reveal the misery of overworked teachers. The play’s confined rooms and gossip laden atmosphere heighten the sense of life’s futility, making it a tragedy of profession and poverty rather than a propaganda piece.
A contemplative poem paints a quiet river and embers of light as a tide of life. It contrasts pale ash riverbanks with bright stars and ships, weaving themes of youth and longing through dreamlike imagery and shifting night light.
Heavy rain on Friday June 2nd forced the Step Singing ceremony indoors at Milbank Hall. Seniors pass cap and gown to next year's president Gertrude Cahill as Eve Jacoby urges stepping forward while all classes sing You Can Tell and There’s a College on a Hilltop.
The 1922 Senior Show Dangerous Ages pleased many with clever staging and strong performances. Eve Jatoby as the Electron Devil and Eleanor Starke as the Flapper chorus led entertaining turns. Scenery by Elsbeth Freudenthal heightened the Neolithic Cave and Chaos pieces, though some segments felt academic for a lay audience.
Eleanor Frances Osborne, born May 12 1922, a Class of 1898 alumna of Kappa Kappa Gamma, passed away leaving a legacy of leadership. As Associate Alumnae President 1917-19 she organized wartime alumnae activities including Overseas Units and Barnard Endowment Drive. Her optimism and service defined college and family devotion.
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