Barnard Alumni Employment Committee Seeks Graduates
The Associate Alumnae of Barnard College announces a committee to assist Barnard graduates with employment. Graduates should register with Chairman Eva Sherwood Potter at 125 Seventh Avenue Brooklyn during office hours and inform potential employers. A fee is charged for services. contact Prospect 223 for details.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Sherwoopa Porter
Eva Sherwood Potter
Seventh Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Barnard Student Council Holds Friday Meeting
The council reconsidered appointing a Columba Spectator correspondent but did not grant the post. It agreed to supply advance notices to the Spectator and lectures. A Spanish Club request was granted and a convention invitation at Barnard was extended. Meeting adjourned.
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Columba Spectator
Spectator
Barnard
Mascot and colors discussed at 1914 meeting
A 1914 meeting notes the lion as mascot in brown and yellow, with ox eye daisy as the mer. The motto remains under discussion and is expected to continue being debated for some time.
Freshman Jahrmarkt At Brinkerhoff Markt
Herbst Veranstaltung begeistert freshmen mit Teutonischem flair im Brinkerhoff Markt. Programm umfasst Ansprache von Präsidentin Irma Heiden, Lieder, Tänze und Pantomime. Ausstellung von Getränken Kuchen und Steinschalen. Spieltische und Roulette sorgen für Unterhaltung.
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Jahrmarkt
Brinkerhoff Markt Plats
Irma Heiden
Hiinsel Und
Liesel
Tumperdink
Tinsel Und Gretel
Shadow Pictures
Ugustin
Reunion of 1907 Class Elects Officers at Alumna Meeting
The 1907 class held a reunion after the Alumna meeting. Leslie Gardner was elected vice-president replacing Juliet L. Points who resigned. Bea trice Bernkopf joined the Executive Committee. Other officers: Elizabeth Lord president, Flo rence Gordon historian, Sophie P. Woodman secretary.
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Leslie Gardner
Juliet L. Points
Beatrice Bernkopf
Elizabeth Lord
Florence Gordon
Sophie P. Woodman
Alumnae Notes Highlight Teachers and Editors 1907 Cohort
Alumnae from 1907 are listed with posts across the Northeast. Grace Turnbull teaches at Mamaroneck High School, Edna Wilkes instructs at a Philadelphia high school, Katharine Smith serves as editorial assistant in Albany, and Edna Wilkes teaches physics at Girls High Philadelphia. Ethel Roseman edits Society pages for Orange Daily Chronicle and reports for the New York Times.
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Grace Turnbull
Mamaroneck
Edna Wilkes
Philadelphia
Mma Lay
J. A. Harris
Cold Spring Harbor
Katherine Smith
Department of Agriculture
Albany
Jay Street
Edna M. Wilkes
Ethel Roseman
Orange Daily Chronicle
The
New York Times
Hockey season opens with balanced, well played games
The first hockey games of the season drew stronger attendance than last year and featured disciplined teamwork under Doctor Fauvert's technique. All matches ended in ties signaling evenly matched squads and hopeful prospects for future, more exciting contests. Referee Mr Jauvert and timekeepers Vera Tueslein and Sallie Pao oversaw the play with a full lineup of players from teams identified by year and initials.
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Doctor Fauvert
Jauvert
Vera Tueslein
Sallie Pao
Spanish Club Organized by Students at Paula Lambert Request
A group of Spanish students met on Wednesday October 26 at Paula C Lambert's request to form a Spanish Club. Paula C Lambert was elected chairman and proposed Marie de Villabwilla and I Latzke as committee members. The motion passed and the meeting adjourned.
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Paula C. Lambert
Marie de Villabwilla
Latzke
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