Senior Banquet and Ivy Day Echoes at College
The senior gathering featured Margaret Myers Ivy Day speech and praises for Amy Jennings valedictory. Felice Jarecky organized a banquet with Sophomore waitresses. Mary Opdycke as toastmistress impressed, while Ouija board antics and speeches by Bertha Wallerstein and Aline MacMahon drew censorious notes. Baccalaureate at St Pauls followed with Chaplain Knox urging unity, courage, and truth as graduates prepare to face a wider world.
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Margaret’ Myers
Hursday
Miss Myers
Amy Jennings
Felice Jarecky
Felice
Mary Opdycke
Oppy
Dorothy Robb
Helen Kriegsman
Statistical Bureau
Kriegsman
Ouija Board
Bertha Wallerstein
Aline Mac- Mahon
Aline
Sylhia Kopald
Elise de la Fontaine
Germany
Ouija
Butler
Miss Boyd
Montague and
Deburn
Beatrice Becker
Beatrice
St. Paul’s
Columbia
Knox
Esther
Comradship
College
1920 Commencement Ceremony At Columbia University
The article describes the 1920 commencement with emphasis on wartime service, the conferring of degrees, and a ceremonial program including the singing of America, a benediction by the Chaplain, and processional music. Senior banquet follows with terrace serenades, a late-night dance, and stories beneath stars.
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Columbia
America
Felice
Brooks
May Bear review and drama critique in Barnard issue
The May number of the Barnard Bear opens with vacation mood praise for the issue and the editor aims at hope and confidence. The drama Ugly Things is reviewed as well crafted with strong plot and stage dialogue that drags at times and Mary and Jo feel underdeveloped.
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Barnard
Mary
Dawn greeting as 1920 bids goodbye to the Rising Sun
The passage notes a symbolic farewell to the year 1920 as dawn breaks and the Rising Sun appears. It frames the transition from old year to new with imagery of sunrise and hopeful symbolism.