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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1916
Page
3
At the last Feminist Forum meeting officers were not elected for the coming year. The group will dissolve, with members noting the Social Science League’s women’s problems work now covering the Forum’s former focus. It is seen as a hopeful sign of self examination.
At a Philosophy Club meeting on Tuesday noon Elinor Sachs born in 1917 was unanimously elected president for next year. Nominations followed for secretary treasurer with Miss Stein elected and Miss Parker Miss Mann among the nominees.
The 1918 list names President Dorothy Graffe and Vice-President Margaret Giddings to lead. Duties of chairman of entertainment committee fall to Dorothy Graffe with Ruth Burrington as treasurer and Harriet White as secretary. Ruth Markey serves asCorresponding Secretary and Historian, with D Keck and S Amson as cheer leaders and Louise Oberle as Decoration Committee chair.
The Junior Class met to elect leaders for the Senior play and class day dignitaries. Miss Lederman won the chair for the Senior play with discussions favoring indoor or outdoor formats, while the Dean’s objections cited seating limits. Committees will propose suitable plays for both settings next year.
Babette Deutsch serves as Editor-in-Chief for the Bear for next year. Florence Cottrell 18 is Business Manager, Rose Le Vine 19 asst editor in chief, Cornelia Geer 17 and Katherine Harrower 17 work on staff, with Dorothy Teall 17, Dorothy Graffe 18, and Katherine B Stewart 18 also listed on the masthead.
The Debating Club will name Millie Griffiths 18 as its next president. A tie between Elsie Oschrin 18 and Rose Le Vine 719 prevents selecting a secretary at this time.
Elections held Wednesday noon May 17 resulted in R. Lawrence 17 as president J. Dixon 17 as vice president G. Stanbrough 19 as treasurer D. Keck 18 as secretary V. Tappan 19 as basketball chairman S. Rogers 17 as hockey chairman June Dixon 17 as swimming chairman G. Merritt 17 as baseball chairman A silver cup will be bought as an athletic trophy each class with the most points in a year will have its name engraved on the cup and keep it on its study table for the year
Florence Cattrell listed with address 1522 54th Street Brooklyn New York in the public notice. The fragment provides a residence line without additional context or actions.
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