Faculty Triumph In Campus Tennis Charity Match
The faculty defeated the students 85 to 34 in a four period tennis match at the campus courts. Notable players included Riccio and Kay for the faculty while Monk, Tompkins, and Fribourg starred for the students. A toy racket prize went to Mullins and Lavelle’s colorful gear drew attention.
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Messrs
Montague
Mac-Iver
Mullins
Smith
Lavelle
Jersild
Ricco
Kay
Friedman
Thomason
Kallos
Tonkonogy
Saqui
Fribourg
Monk
Tompkins
Bamberger
Slade
Marshall
Abelow
Riccio
Nice Network
Mary Bamberger
Barnard Girls Host Spanish Midshipmen Visit
Barnard College welcomed thirty six uniformed Spanish midshipmen on a 35000 mile world voyage. Students practiced Spanish, toured facilities, watched faculty matches, enjoyed a Spanish tea and tango demonstration before a bus mix up ends with all safely reunited aboard.
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Barnard
International Amity
Barnard College
Cook's
Marguerita de Anguerra
Navy
Seniors Present Captain Jinks Farewell at Brinck erhoff
Seniors stage Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines at Brinckerhoff Theatre May 31 and June 1. Hazel Russell stars as Ethel Callan in a Broadway style comedy musical with a 20 member cast and seven member operatic ballet chorus. This final college performance offers a Broadway experience to chase away exam fatigue.
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Kallikaks
B. Kallikak
Barnard
Jinks
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Ethel Barrymore
Great White Way
Hazel Russell
Ethel Callan
Cecil
Itorse Marines
Brinckerhoff
Faculty Team Triumphs In Hilarious Sport Exhibition
A lively gym game pitted the faculty against an All-Star lineup before a big crowd. The faculty excelled in scoring with 19 runs to the All-Stars nine, while humorous antics and late entrances entertained spectators.
Columbia University Orchestra Concludes Season With Final Concert
The Columbia University season ended on campus with the Barnard and Columbia Glee Clubs joining the Columbia Orchestra in a program led by Walter Henry Hall. Horatio Parker's A D 1919 premiered in New York, marking the first orchestral-Glee Club collaboration in Columbia history.
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Columbia University
Columbia
Barnard
Horatio Parker
Walter Henry Hall
Department of Music
Yale
New York
Barnard Singers
Charles Doersam
Columbia Glee Club
Willian MacDonald
Douglas Moore
Mozart
Gluck
Arfio
Tschaikowsky
Herbert Dittler
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Connie
Columbia Orchestra
Barnard and
Columbia Glee Clubs
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