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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
8
A fragmentary musical note sequence titled Senior Week Obligato in A Major from Opus Primus Romantissima Signature 19/20 notes a three sharp scale and a lost passage. Lyric references Trelawne of the Wells and Trelawney and notes the role she played with repeated well and inquiry.
A song lyric inviting maidens to a ball at Students Hall with lights twinkling and flowers and escorts. The piece promises thrills of the evening and urges attendance with a lively call to slide and not fall during the dance.
The poem jokes about Class Day antics and graduation rites with playful boasts of surviving exams and earning an A.B. The speaker mocks college social life, Phi Beta Kappa chatter, and the idea of debt before pride in earning a degree. The tone is light and satirical about student culture.
A somber scene depicts mourners in black along the procession line with gowns hanging and no smiles or laughter. The mood remains grave and restrained as emotions stay subdued.
A fragment notes a menu item list including fish and meat with salad and ice cream and references trustees. The source reflects a brief dinner or club menu entry with limited readable context.
A playful letter or note references a hot day and a nostalgic mood. It mentions a grand time, old memories from nineteen twenty, and a cheerful farewell with tears and giggles. The writer signs off with fond wishes for a bright summer.
A fond father voice from the audience lauds Miss Marsh while Anne Jonston and Miss Myers receive mixed praise for over acting and timid tenor. Juliette Meylan and Gertrude Ressmeyer deliver standout scenes as Arthur Gower and Trafalgar. Supporting cast members Jean Brown Lillian Sternberg Louise Rothschild Winifred Bostwick Esther Bien Helen Barton Julia Lesser are well cast. Mr Short earns praise for managing the production and the second act setup. Dorothy Burne, athlete manager, is thanked for coordinating the evening.
Barnard College undergraduates sat the Jean Willard Tatlock Prize in Latin on May 1. Katherine Helena Shea of the Class of 1923 won the prize with Thelma De Graff, 1921, receiving honorable mention. Several Freshmen and other classmates contributed to the seven books subject to reconsideration in the selection.
The Class of 1921 reports a net 340 dollars from its class show, presenting the proceeds to the Endowment Fund.
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