Baseball tragedy and campus inter-class games at Teachers College
A chaotic athletics page describes a dramatic base ball day at the Teachers College gym with a notable tragic ambiance and a standout Barnard performance amid imperfect rehearsals. Inter-class campus games show seniors defeating sophomores 6-5 in a thrilling late inning finish and senior victory over juniors 11-8 while sophomores beat freshmen 13-7.
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T. C. Op
Koneon
Cian
Paris Ds
Jeanne
Reiy
Barnard
E. Leveridge
Sepee
Atcher
E. Meyer
Straina
FE. Hadsell
S. Jero
Bishop
N. van Dion
G. Segee
Tual
Sphomores
Crimson
Sophs
Soph
FE. Leveridge
M. Schweitzer
AM. Verntorfer
A. Bishop
MM. Conroy
Schoedler
FE. Burne
Salwen
V. Fuestein
A. Weil
M. Hamburger
L. Weil
V. Smith
K. Gray
A. Hallock
C. Straiton
G. Cerow
I. Keenan
XM. Heilprin
B. MacDonald
D. Fleischman
R. Koldsteins
S. Pero
Cheesman
FE. Derzen- M. Willas
H. Dana Eft Held
Mo van Duyn
Latrix
M. Allen
Eas
L. Petri
Mayer
M. Ross
E. Hidse
J. Mohle
TL. Walton
Lewine
F. Hawes
Randolph
I. Green- Mip
Suggestion to use play proceeds for student aid
A letter to the Undergraduate Play Committee proposes using funds from the Jeanne d'Ire performance to support a college education for a woman. The writer favors a Students' Aid Fund or an entrance scholarship and asks the committee to determine the most needed type of scholarship.
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Barnard Bull
Jeanne Ire
Elin
Thirsty Note Praises New Drinking Fountain Idea
The Bulletin editor praises a senior class suggestion to install a handsome drinking fountain for the college lunch room. A student complains the water cooler glasses look uninviting and the water tastes odd. The piece hopes the idea gains support for a cleaner, hygienic fountain.
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the Bulletin
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet for 1911 12 Outlined
The YWCA announces its coming year cabinet led by President Anne S Wilson with Gertrude Forris as vice president and Laura Jeffray as recording secretary. Committees include Bible study Pamela Poor and mission ary Anna Hallock among others. A joint meeting in room 135 on Friday April 28th reviewed reports and discussed supporting the National Vacationable School Association with Barnard and other colleges though the goal is a $320 fund.
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Anne S. Wilson
Gertrudeforris
Laura Jeffray
Targuerite Bevier
Imogene Ireland
Pamela Poor
Eleanore Myers
Edna Boothe
Louise Comes
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