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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
3
The class of 1911 elected alumnae officers at a regular class meeting held last Wednesday. Helen Frown was chosen secretary treasurer with Lillian Schoedler and Mary Polhemus as members at large of the executive committee. Madeleine Hirsh reported on commencement week activities before adjournment.
The Juniors completed their elections on Monday May 8 with Isabella Neves as corresponding secretary Louise Nyitray as historian Florence Lowther as entertainment chair Florence van Vranken as senior tea chair Anna Hallock as decoration chair and Christene Straiton as cheerleader all elected unanimously.
The 1913 class meetings elected Mollie Katz Mortarboard business manager and Dorothy Cheesman art editor. Remaining officers include Helen Foland treasurer Edith Halfpenny recording secretary Varian White correspond ing secretary Ruth Osterburg historian.
A special Deutscher Kreis meeting elected Gertrude Borchardt as president Pauline Cahn as vice president Lucille Bunzl as secretary Eleanor Franklin as treasurer Madeline Bunzl as entertainment chair and Rhoda Freudenthal as play committee chair.
The regular spring meeting of the French Society was held on May 11. Elections dominated the agenda with Florence Howther elected president, Ruth Guy re-elected as president, Edith Thomas named secretary, Marguerite Allen treasurer, and Caroline Kahn joining the executive committee as fifth member.
The remaining Freshmen elections list Rita Hilborn as historian Louise Lincoln as chairman decoration committee Meanor Hadsell as cheerleader Lucie Petri as sub cheer leader and Julia Pierpont as sub treasurer.
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