Barnard Wins Second In T.C. Series In Gym Rivalry
Barnard defeats T.C. 24 to 17 in a baseball game played mostly in the gym. Star players include Aldine Carter Ruth Crabtree Martha Wesendonck and Carmody with Burns coaching and Stanbrough handling pitching and defense. The team emphasizes base running speed and fielding while noting strategic mistakes by TC.
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Barnard
T.C
Miss Burns
Aldine Carter
Ruth Crabtree
Martha W Wesendonck
Miss \ayiman
Stanbrough
Carmody
Wesendonck
L.C
KK. Decker
G.stanbrough
Jaglowski
M. Carmody
Brown M. Wesendonck
Leonard A. Carter
E. Tieman
van Sanford
A. Schmidt
Short Smith
R. Crabtree
R. Field
Shang Kh. Decker
G. M. Ferandié
I Knighten
Miss Yunc
Weekend tramp trip offered to qualified outdoor enthusiasts
A Camp Councillor class trip opens to qualified hikers. Participants depart May 10 by train to Sloatesburg or Tuxedo then tramp into Ramapo Mountain country for a night. Return by late afternoon the next day to New York. Cost about 3.50. Contacts Leah Curtiss by May 7. meeting May 9 at noon in the gym.
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Sloatesburg
Tuxedo
Ramapo
Alumnae News and Career Moves Across 1919
Alumni news lists include Alice Haskell Bleyer elected to Madison school board ahead of her ticket, Irene Dabeleich at Butterick as advertising research statistician, Alice Clingen at Guarantee Trust as secretary, Adelaide Owens in AT&T commercial engineering, Ann Kultner returning from Europe to join Board of Health, Edna Pritchard at International Nickel as office technical assistant, Elsa Reichert at American Red Cross, Gladys Cripps to teach English in Pleasantville NY, Mildred Drake at War Camp Community Service, Anna Josephson at Red Cross, Helen Stevens secretary for Speakers Bureau YWCA, Marguerite Bernard teaching French in Yonkers, Emily Young teaching in Miss Holmquist school, and births and marriages including Margaret Elizabeth Walter and Clarice Auerbach w Leon Rosenthal. Includes birth of Dorothy Bauer’s daughter Margaret Elizabeth on April 3 1919.
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Alice Haskell Bleyer
Madison
Wis
Irene Dabeleich
Butterick Company
Alice Clingen
Guarantee Trust Company
Adelaide Owens
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ann Kultner
Europe
Presbyterian Hospital
Shey
Board of Health
Edna Pritchard
International Nickel Company
Elsa Worlitz Reichert
American Red Cross
Gladys Cripps
Pleasantville
N.Y
Mildred Drake
War Camp Community Service
Anna Josephson
Helen Stevens
Bureau of War Work Council
Marguerite Bernard
Halstead
Yonkers
Emily Young
Physical exams for freshmen begin May 7
The Department of Physical Education requires all freshmen to undergo medical examinations from May 7 to May 16. Examinations run daily 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 except Saturdays. Appointments are to be made in advance in Office 209 starting May 5, and missing an appointment counts as two cuts.
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Department of Physical Education
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A. A. News
Alumnae News
Frederick H. Walter
Dorothy Bauer
Margaret Elizabeth
Clarice Auerbach
Leon W. Rosenthal