Barnard Class Day 1905 Ends With Tree Planting
Seniors of Barnard College marked Class Day by planting a memorial tree in the quadrangle after a farewell song and carnations shower. Hope Pardon led as toastmistress in speeches as names were read in the roll call. Notices warn seniors about coatroom access until Commencement Day June 14 and possessions left there summer risks.
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Prize Story Awarded for Supplement Tale
The $5 prize offered by The Literary Supplement Virginian T. has been awarded to J. Boyd for her story in this issue The story titled Supplement was published in this issue.
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Freshmen Picnic Narrowly Attended at Fort Lee
On Thursday June 8 the Freshmen held their Class Picnic at Fort Lee. Thirteen girls ventured on the outing as threatening morning weather diminished attendance. The weather cleared and the 1908 group enjoyed themselves.
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Class Day Poem Fu Barnard Celebrates Shine Through Time
Poem extols Barnard as mother and friend, praising shining learning harvest and victory. It invokes Moses on Pisgah, Orpheus, and a nation’s joy, urging endurance, vision, and truth against bigoted forces. The verse likens steadfast oak to enduring, silvered branches.
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