Wigs and Cues Valuable Could Grow with Columbia Link
The program should affiliate with a Columbia group and view drama as a curricular laboratory. A workshop model like 47 Workshop could build esprit de corps and aid graduates seeking positions, despite scheduling conflicts with other extracurriculars. The aim is to boost participation and educational value while preserving value.
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Columbia
Dramatic Society
New York
Latham
Debating Council Appointments Discussed By Student Council
The November 2 meeting of the Student Council approved Miss Kruger’s appointments to the Debating Council. Debating policy was reviewed, with a plan to hold more than one debate annually. Found items were debated as offices were crowded with unclaimed belongings and a state law blocking sale for seven years. The college considers a one year disposal rule to ease the backlog.
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Marcuerite Loup
Alumnae Notes Highlight Postwar Careers and Marriages
Alumni listed from 1897 to 1922 span teaching posts in New York and beyond. Names include G Cook in Brooklyn Public School 168, Louise Fox Connell at Butterick Co, and Isobel Totten teaching sugar company work in La Romana. Many graduates wed, such as Doris Fleischman to Edward L. Bernays and Solveig Stromsen to Dr Sidney Palmer.
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G. Cook
Brooklyn
G. Edwards
Buffalo City Hospital
Louise Fox Connell
Butterick. Co
Bessie L. Brill
High School of
Commerce
E. Carothers
Washington Irving
Grace Kerr
First National Bank
Chicago
Isobel Totten
Porto Rico Sugar Company
la Romana
San Domingo
M. ‘Lisbrunk
B. M. Anderson
Chase. National
Greenburg
Julia Richman
Leslie Gardiner
Globe Indemnity Co
Newark
N. J
Anne S. Boyd
Greenwich Academy
Greenwich
Conn
Lois Wood
Erasmus Hall
Gladys van Brunt
G. Mackechnie
Harlem
W. G. Kennard
John Mason’ Moore
Solveig Stromsen
Sidney Douglas Palmer
New York
Senior Class Plans October 30 Meeting for November Party
The Senior Class held a brief meeting on Monday October 30 to decide a party for November 3 from four to six in the theater. The event is for the Freshmen and sisters of last year with the class and Senior Transfer group. The social chairman was left to finalize party details.
A A Masquerade Recap Highlighted Student Roles
The account notes a masquerade event with exhibition dancing and Gertrude Simpson of the class of 1923 as master of ceremonies. Charlotte McNamara is praised for prep work while the president’s absence is attributed to an intercollegiate conference.
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A. A
Charlotte McNamara
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