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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

4

Barnard College Class Day Honors Winners for 1933

At the Class Day exercises in Barnard Hall on June 6 the College announced the senior awards. Hildegarde Fitzgerald won the Bryson Prize, Iva Ellis the Dean Prize in German, Eleanor Schley the Helen Prince Memorial Prize, Isabelle Kelly the Tatlock Latin Prize, Emily Ruppe the Reed Prize, Mary Tyson the von Wahl Prize, Maria Cottones the Speranza Prize, Edith Haggstrom the Kohn Prize, Dorothy Lord the Herrman Prize, and Louise Ulsteen the Gerard Medal.

Barnard Hall Dean Gildersleeve Frank Gilbert Bryson Hildegarde Fitzgerald Iva. Ellis Helen Prince Memorial Eleanor Schley Tattock Isabelle Kelly Reed Emily Ruppe von Wahl Mary Tyson Maria Cottones Edith Haggstrom Dorothy Lord Herrman Gerard Louise Ulsteen

Five Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa in Class of 1933

The senior class of 1933 selected five students for Phi Beta Kappa and announced June 6 during the Class Day exercises. Named include Hortense Feldman, Mildred Pearson, Miriam Prussin, and Miriam Rosenthal, with additional elections noted from April values among eighteen members.

Phi Beta Kappa National Honor Society

Bulletin Wishes Readers a Pleasant Summer Vacation

The bulletin extends its best wishes to readers for a pleasant summer vacation season. It invites restful breaks and hopes the days ahead bring relaxation and enjoyment.

Valedictory of the Class of 1933 at Barnard Gymnasium

Gena Tenney delivers the valedictory for Barnard College class of 1933, urging light as education and courage. She emphasizes unity, education to combat war causes, and personal purpose while praising faculty guidance and the 1933 graduates.

Gena Tenney Barnard Miss Tenney Dorothy Crook Murray Fellowship Gildersleeve

Barnard Class Day 1933 Dean Urges Destiny and Service

Dean Gildersleeve addressed Barnard College seniors at Class Day on June 6 urging graduates to prepare for a changing world. She spoke of rebuilding the country on a stronger basis and praised the senior class for their service and spirit. Miss Jean Waterman presented a 500 gift for student loans as the class gift.

Jean Waterman Dean Gildersleeve Barnar Gymnasium Barnard Gildersleeve

Seniors Participate in Class Ceremonies Week

Over seven days from Friday, June 2, to Thursday, June 8, seniors took part in traditional ceremonies and exercises. The week closed with Class Day activities and a reception in Barnard Hall, followed by the Commencement at Columbia University.

Barnard Columbia Gildersleev Jean Waterman France Barry Iva Ellis Ruth Heitzman Dorothy Crove

Butler Addresses Columbia Graduation Moral Foundation Over Economic Verse

President Nicholas Murray Butler told 5 094 graduates at Columbia Universitys 179th commencement that society rests on a moral base, not merely economics. He warned the gain seeking motive must serve human service, as crowds gathered on South Field for the June ceremony featuring 231 Barnard seniors.

Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University

Sheridan Comedy Has Zestful Performance

Doris Pascal notes the Senior Class staged Richard Brinsley Sheridan’s A Trip to Scarborough on June 2 and 3 at Brinkerhoff Theatre with 8:30 p.m. shows. Beatrice Lightbowne as Lord Foppington, Mary Murphy as Loveless, Elizabeth Adams as Tom Fashion, Margaret Altschul as Miss Holden, and Armstrong as Lory drew strong audience laughter.

Doris Pascal Scarborough Richard ‘Brinsley Sheridan Brinkerhoff Sheridan Beatrice Lightbowne Lord Foppington Mary Murphy Audiencce Sir Tunberly Dénise’ Abbey Mani Elizabeth. Adams Tom Miss Holden Margaret Altschul Elizabeth Armstrong Lory

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IOR Dean Leys General University Evelyn Ahrend Elizabeth Armstrong Mildred” Parish Maria Cottone Catherine -Crook Jeani- Giesey Eleanor Grushlaw Edith,Haggstrom Sarah Hower Margaret Martin Virginia’ “Maxwell Frances Moore Florence Pearl’ Gena Tenney Mary, Tyson Louise Ulsteen Butler Milbank Brinckerhoff Theatre Brooks Hall St. Paul’s Chapel Brinckerhoff Barnard ‘Hall Phyllis Machlin
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