T C Takes First Game Barnard 23 to 30
Barnard's team traveled to Thompson Gym on April 28 to meet Teachers College in the season opener. TC trailed early as Barnard built a large lead, then TC rallied with strong batting and defense. In the sixth TC overtook Barnard and finished 23 to 30 in favor of Teachers College.
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Barnard
Thompson Gym
College
T.C
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Barnard Larkint Io
Ieee Ghee Asee
Mack Hoffman
Eeeees
Bax Coops Knighton
Wises Cauldwell Chenny
Ial
Odaseae
Mandi Wautter
LanDeracas Toa
Larter
Sitatti
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HSS
Aes
Mirsky
Ade C.F
McNamara Sheffield
Brera Stas _ Phelps
Rene Ps
L.F Holden
Egar
Sheffield
Barnard—Tieman
Coops
Mack
College Assembly Highlights Broad View of Music Beauty
The College Assembly featured W. J. Henderson of the New York Herald discussing art as the embodiment of beauty and music for music's sake. Ivan Arbuckle and Henri Pont Briand performed pieces ranging from Le Cor to Meyerbeer’s O Paradis with refined, toneful execution and a light Gilbert and Sullivan style encore.
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W. J. Henderson
The
New York Herald
Henderson
Ivan Arbuckle
Henri Pont Briand
Arbuckle
Flegier
le Cor
Lamartine
Mr. Arbuckle
Mr. Briand
Meyerbeers
L’africaine
Blue Book appoints editors for undergraduate constitution
The Executive Committee of the Board of Student Presidents selects Dorothy McGrayne and Helen Frankenstein to serve as Editor-in-chief and Business Manager of Blue Book for the amended undergraduate constitution.
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Board of Student Presidents
Dorothy McGrayne
Helen Frankenstein
Blue Book
Chartering of Clubs Requires Early Recharter Meetings
Marie Mayer, chairman B.O.S.P., calls for rechartering clubs May 9 to 12 in the Conference Room from noon to 1 PM. Each club must elect officers for next year, submit a statement of purpose and tentative plans, and present five active members for pledge before 5 PM.
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Marie
Mayer
B.O.S.P
Notices: Tatlock Prize and Columbia Fellowships Awarded
Helen Matkze born 1924 receives the Tatlock Memorial Prize. Anna Louise Irby 1918 and Cornelia L Cary 1919 earn Columbia University Fellowships in history and botany. Thelma De Graff and Ruth Clendenin 1921 receive Columbian Scholarships in classics and botany.
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Helen Matkze
Anna Louise Irby
Cornelia L. Cary
Columbia University
Thelma de Graff
Ruth Clendenin
Columbian
Try-outs for Senior Show Listen Dearie Held Today
Brinckerhoff Theatre hosts try-outs from 12 to 1 for the Senior Show Listen Dearie. It’s billed as a last chance to land a Broadway style part and to honor the class spirit of youth. For more details contact M Marks or M Granger.
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Dearie
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Broadway
M. Marks
M. Granger
Student Organization Roster Shows 1923 Office Titles
A fragmented list details student leaders and officers from various classes and clubs. Names like Edna Wetterer Grace Brecker Eleanor De Lamater and Helen Warren appear with roles such as president secretary treasurer and editor in chief.
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Grace Brecker
Agnes McDonald
Ways May McLaughlin
Minnie May Flemming
Helen Warren
Mortarboard 8
Betes Margaret’ Trussler
Marguerite- Loud
Helen Pattenden
Edna Moreau
Eleanor de Lamater
Eleanor Phelps
Helen. LePage
Lucy Lewton
Margaret Wing
Katherine McElroy
Notices about senior week events and curator assistant call
An alumnae news brief invites students to attend a Mme Curie welcome event at Carnegie Hall on May 18 at 4 PM with free tickets via Miss Anna Reiley. It also notes Mrs George M Brett seeks an assistant Curator for the American Numismatic Society, offering training and a likely small salary, with June deadline for seniors.
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Mme. Curie
Carnegie Hall
Anna Reiley
Students Hall
Miss Reiley
George M. Brett
Barnard
American Numismatic Society
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Fils Boek
College Assembly
Edna .Wetterer
Y.W.C.A
Orrilla Holden
Natalie Gorton
Edna Trull
Dorothy Houghton
Usitry Conceoce
Louise Schlichting
Newman Club
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