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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
3
The 1905 seniors of Columbia College staged a class day in the gym, finding the space large yet voices distant for some listeners. Sophomores sat reserved, and the seniors wore white with red accents as they marched in and sang a commemorative song to their class year.
Seniors sing tribute to 1905 alumni and recall battles won as the President’s welcome is read by Vice-President Butt Reeder due to Helen Cody’s illness. The speech includes excerpts and remarks on care and interest in the event.
The Barnard College class of 1905 is celebrated for its exuberance originality and strong camaraderie. Highlights include student leaders Cecil Dorrian and Georgina Bennett praising individual talents, with awards for actor tactfulness wit and conscientiousness among the cohort.
A portion of the class has decided on paths after graduation. Thirty seven will not maples teach and plans include graduate work, law study, teaching at Teachers College, Union Theological Seminary, travel, or marriage in the fall.
The Class of 1907 held a June 8 Sophomore Triumph at Barnard with a 1 pm banquet for 56 members in the lunchroom. Irene Kohn chaired gifts for each girl. toastmistress Juliet Stuart Points led to playful speeches. A Theater trial of Professors followed with Trene Kohn as judge and Jean Disbrow as clerk, ending with burning of examination papers in the Quadrangle.
Professor Adam Leroy Jones departs Columbia to become Adjunct Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. Miss A A Knox moves to Dr N D T Macdougal at the New York Botanical Garden as laboratory assistant. Miss Louise Ropes Loomis, History lecturer, becomes Warden of the Dormitories at Sage College, Cornell University.
Edith M. Appell, class of 1904, announces engagement to Thomas Abbott McKennell of New York. Charlotte Boyd Fountain, class of 1904, teaches in Red Bank New Jersey. On June 10, Madeline D. Skinner, Ethel M. Pool, and Katherine S. Doty, all class of 1903 or 1904, sail for England to spend the summer.
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