1932 Class Meeting and Sports Schedule Publicized
The notice outlines a 6 p.m banquet in the gymnasium for the 1932 class meeting, a Saturday summer school tea, and a Monday 4:15 p.m baseball game for the faculty at the star facility.
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
2
The notice outlines a 6 p.m banquet in the gymnasium for the 1932 class meeting, a Saturday summer school tea, and a Monday 4:15 p.m baseball game for the faculty at the star facility.
Dora Breitwieser aged 32 was elected representative to Student Council from Representative Assembly for 1930 31 at a meeting on Monday May 3. Josephine Grohe 31 was named as alternate. Evelyn Anderson 31 was chosen to represent Barnard at Silver Bay with Ruth Anderson 33 as alternate. Evelyn Anderson is vice president of the Undergraduate Association.
Geneva, seat of the League of Nations, hosts several institutes for visitors. The Geneva School of International Studies offers lectures on world affairs. The Students' International Union conducts seminar studies led by Senor de Madariaga of Oxford. The Geneva Institute of International Relations runs lectures July 27 through August 1930 for English speakers.
On May 2 a progressive Faculty-Student Teniquot tournament was held on Barnard Hall roof. Players competed in ten minute periods, advancing winners. Alwina Dietrich led the field, while Mr Burns posted the faculty’s top score and finished third. Tea followed for players and scorers.
Barnard Alumnae and prospective students of the Summer School for Women Worker in Industry will attend a tea on Saturday May 10 at 3 30 in College Parlor. The event lets Barnard students meet industrial workers who use the campus buildings during summer and hear about the project firsthand.
At a noon meeting on Wednesday Hermine Margon was elected Sophomore Alysteries chairman and Sally Anthony was elected third representative to the Representative Assembly. Anne Gary spoke on the League of Nations Model Assembly, and the class voted to send a delegate at class expense to the Assembly next year.
A quirky fragment blends study reminders with a vinyl era organ grinder motif. It contrasts exam pressure with marching chorus lines “Allons enfants de la patrie” and a push to persevere. The text mixes motivational cadence with historical street sounds.
The Associate Alumnae announce the Commencement Reunion on June 10. The advisory committee plans teas and suppers for student interest and operations. The endowment committee aims to augment the fund to provide larger annual sums to the college. The Alumnae Bulletin publishes semi annually and the Barnard College Club sponsors the Barnard Camp with a Camp Fund. The association elects two trustees, serves on multiple college committees, and maintains memberships with major women’s education groups.
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