Miss Lathams Class Presents Two Original Plays
Miss Lathams Playwriting Class staged two original works last Monday afternoon. The piece The Laiades by Edna Metzger offered satirical blank verse with a framing scene in a Pleiades dressing room and drew mixed praise for its closing line. Bonds by Owen Vanet, set in a postwar French village, drew stronger dramatic interest with strong performances by Libba Law as Josee and Barbara Collison.
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Pleiades
Rosemary Keating
Celine
Noel Stone
Orion
Ken Celine
Bonds
Nvanet Owen
France
Orugh
Libba Lawthe
Josee
Barbara Collison
Prohibition Poll Returns Tentative Amid Debate
Early results from the prohibition poll show tentative returns as Setin reviews ballots by Tuesday. The trend suggests majority favor abolition, with stated concerns including personal liberty, constitutional issues, and enforcement difficulty. A fuller announcement is expected later.
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Setin
College Invited to Senior Show and Class Day Exercises
The Class of 1926 invites the college to two senior events. The Senior Show is a musical comedy Friday May 28 after the Step Ceremony, with tickets possible for limited seating. Class Day is planned for June 1 featuring Our Last Laugh and a farewell song by the Glee Club and a speech by Dean Gildersleeve.
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Pestley
College and Glee Club
Dean Gildersleeve
Renee J. Fulton
Helen Burtis
Eleanor Antell
Margery Skeats
Pearl Greenberg
Marie Campbell
Dorothy Miner
Dorothy Ashworth
D. Elizabeth Lazar
Robinson Speaks on Genetic Method in History Talk
James H Robinson addressed the History Club in College Parlor last Monday afternoon. He argued history should explain present institutions learning and beliefs by tracing their beginnings and development, outlining Darwinian genetic method as a truth seeking approach in historical study.
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James Harvey Robinson
History Club
College
Robinson
Undergraduate Officers Formally Installed
The formal installation of the Undergraduate Officers for next year took place in Brinkerhoff Theatre on May 5. Madge Turner reviewed the year’s events and introduced each new member to the college before administering the oath to Margaret Goodell as the new Undergraduate President.
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Brinckerhott
Madge Turner
Miss Turner
Margaret Goodell
Doris Goss
Constance Freiss
Marion Churchill
Marion Wadsworth
Mary Hooke
Gertrude Kahrs
Helen Robinson
the Athletic Association
Margaret S Hatheld
Edward Earle
Florence Lowther
Barnard
Margaretta Weed
Margaret Reinheimer
Margaret Tichenor
Lowther
A.A
Miss Wayman
Earle
Agnes Wayman
Frances Gedroice
Elizabeth Reynolds
May Quarterly Praised for Dignified Cover and Mixed Stories
The May Quarterly earns praise for its dignified cover akin to the Atlantic Monthly and a balance of prose heavy content. Readings include Crawford's Spring Adventure with AI influences, Thomas's Phillip's Mother praised for narrative, and During the Storm by Miss Kimball noted for vivid description and locale.
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Barnacles
May Quarterly
Atlantic Monthly
Miss Crawford
Miss Thomas
Phillip
Miss Kimball
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Janet
Glatrude Braun
Prohibition
Alice Killeen
Eleanor Newcomer
A. A
Athletic Awards
Nummerals
Mason
Caufman
Hargrave
Lohrke
Schlessinger
Schneiders
White
Burrows
Donnell
Steele
Flaherty
Kahrs
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