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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1909
Page
1
The Bulletin announces a new department with the Bear combining as a monthly literary supplement next Fall. The joint venture aims to cut costs compared to subscribing to both papers separately, with further provisions to be announced.
The Bulletin announces Harriet Fox as Managing Editor of a new literary magazine supplement and outlines the recruitment of five Board members from the 1912 class. Vacancies will be filled in fall, with entry by a letter on What I think of the Bulletin. Faculty are invited to submit letters for weekly publication.
At a meeting of the editors of the Bulletin held on May 14, 1912, Ju cile Mordecai and Eleanor Myers were elected to associate editors and Agnes Burketyl Aurill Bishop Jr and Marion Weinstein to the managing board.
On Monday at noon a chapel service commemorated Field Day defeat by 1909 students. Eva vom Bair presided as Rev. Merry Swearsome praised the class for stepping aside for 1911, presenting medals to 1909 champions Lucy Thompson and Josephine Dempsey. Florence Wyeth received a general medal. Hymns celebrated modesty of 1909.
At a Wednesday noon meeting the Athletic Association elected Ethel Levelbridge as president and Lillian Schoedler as vice president for 1911. Amy Weil became secretary and Mary Wegener treasurer for 1912. Sweaters were awarded to this year’s varsity players, including Herlinda Smithers Adelaide Smithers Lillian Schoedler Nannette Hamburger Molly Conroy Frances Randolph and Mary Wegener. Joro was elected captain of next year’s basketball team.
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