Field Day Triumph for Sophomores and Class Leaders
The 1914 Field Day results show the Sophomores winning with 62% points and the Freshmen second with 52.14, while Juniors and Seniors trailed. Highlights include Shirley Gleason winning the high hurdles, Eleanor Hadsell taking the Shot Put, Sallie Pero winning the 75-yard dash, and Helen Gilleandeau dominating tennis.
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Columbia
Shirley Gleason
Katharine Williams
Lucy Petri
Eleanor Hadsell
Mariothe Hilas
Winfred Seegehold
Miss Hadsell
Sallie Pero
Lavearet Brittain
Fannie Markwell
Marjorie Hillas
Eleanor Wigand
Jean Mohle
Marjorie Hilles
Eleanor Mayer
Miss Mohle
Margaret Brittain
Louise Ros
Fannie Upham
Helen Gilleandeau
Ier
Ina Hess
Undergraduate Tea Crowds Enjoy Spring Style and Performances
The first Undergraduate Tea of the season, held Friday April 3, drew students in spring dresses and hats. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors mingled, with decorations in class colors, refreshments, and a program of entertainments including Helen Jenkins recitals, Greek Game dances, and Russian-style dances by Dorothy Cheeseman and Edith London.
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Miss Hirst
Miss Weeks
Crampton
Miss van Wahl
Junghaus
Miss Gildersleeve
Helen Jenkins
Dorothy Cheeseman
Edith London
Transfer Privilege Clash Between Colleges
A reader letter from Dissatisfied argues Barnard juniors should be allowed to count non degree courses toward their degree at Teachers College. The Barnard Committee supports parity while the Teachers’ College Committee resists. The writer urges reciprocity and fairness in policy.
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Tur Bulletin
Teachers’ College
Barnard Committee On
Teachers’ College Committee
Barnard
Barnard College
Chapel Sermon Emphasizes Struggle and Strength in Faith
The Rev Arch ie D Ball spoke on April 29 in chapel about choosing the hard path over ease to gain virtue. He cited Jesus Christ denying self and bearing the cross, and urged followers to seek strength equal to tasks while pursuing purity and righteousness. Earlier remarks by H Oldfield discussed Vacation Bible Schools aiding children in summer, run by church federations with college volunteers. The Bulletin notes Senior Play seating rules and ticketing details for June 1, with signups May 13–15 in the Senior Study.
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Archie D. Ball
Jesus
Calvary
Christ
H. Oldfield
Children’s Recreation Diaconate
Bulletin
Mitorrn Hamburger
Short Court Stenography Course Offered by Keller
Notice announces private stenography instruction in a short course with moderate rates by Elsa R. Keller located at 5 West 82d Street. Contact via telephone 3739 Schuyler.
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Elsa R. Keller
West 82d Street
Schuyler
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