1926 Elects Officers for Barnard College Class
The Barnard College class of 1926 elected its officers for one year. Peggy Hatfield was chosen president, Dorothy Miner vice president, Edna Stahl secretary, and Elizabeth Reynolds treasurer. Additional elections were postponed to a later meeting in Room 304 on Monday November 13. Marion Mansfield won the Greek Games chair, Eleanor Newcomer was cheer leader, and Dorothy Miner along with others vied for class historian with results pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Peggy Hatfield
Dorothy
Miner
Edna’ ‘Stahl
Elizabeth Reynolds
Treas‘urer
Marion Mansfield
Mary Armstrong
Dorothy Miner
Anna Loeb
Wynne Byard
Eleanor Newcomer
Dorothy Lazare
Mary
Bergum
Juniors Discuss Prom Venue And Chairship Change
The Junior class debated holding prom at an expensive hotel and planned a Friday canvas to gauge price opinions from every member as required by a Student Council ruling. Jeanette Mirsky resigned as Junior Show Chair. Lillian Harris became temporary chair until next semester. Balloting for Mortarboard dedicatee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jeanette Mirsky
Lillian Harris
Jeannette
Mortarboard
Religious groups to use Milbank Hall room 106
Occupation Bureau moved to Milbank Hall Room 106 and will reopen for religious organizations. The room, initially assigned to religious groups and formerly supervised by the Director of Religious and Social Work, will be shared by the Young Women’s Christian Association and the Newman Club with Miss Works overseeing use. Future religious groups may also hold committee meetings and conferences there.
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Milbank Hall
Students Hall
Young Women’s ‘Christian Association
Newman Club
Vincinia
Gildersleeve
Calendar of student events November 17 to 23 1924
This fragment lists daily activities at the Rand School and campus groups from Friday November 17 to Thursday November 23 1924. It includes music recitals lectures society meetings, a geology club gathering, theatre events at Carnegie Hall and Rand School venues, and student club teas and dances.
Juniors Defeat Freshmen in Year’s First Swim Meet
The junior team defeated the freshmen 48 to 20 in a Friday meet. Grace Kahrs and Eleanor Newcomer starred for the juniors with multiple top finishes in sprints and strokes. The full scoring tallies list winners in dash, breast, back, crawl, plunge, diving, relay, and overall points.
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Grace Kahrs
Eleanor Newcomer
Sophs
E. Newcomer
O. Frankenstein
M. Burgame
G. Giddings
C. Einert
Aspell
G. Kahrs
J. Ullman
M. Burgum
Armstrong
H. A
Kaliser
Weekend Bear Mountain Cabin Outing For Barnard Girls
The Athletic Association of Barnard will host a cabin weekend at Bear Mountain for December 9 with hiking mountain climbing games and singing. The trip costs about five dollars and accommodates around thirty girls. sign up early in Students’ Hall.
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the Athletic Association ‘of
Barnard
Bear Mountain
Hudson and i
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