Alumni Notes Reflect Diverse Early Careers and Studies
Louise Baker trains to teach at Washington Irving High School and Selina Calder works at Lord & Taylor. Majorie Candee studies drama at Columbia while aiding library and club work at the West Side YMCA. Helen Cross teaches History and English in Dover Plains New York, and many others pursue graduate work, teaching, or secretary roles across New York and beyond.
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Selina Calder
Lord & Taylor’s
Marjorie Candee
Columbia
West Side Young Men’s Christian Association
Helen Cross
Dover Plains
N. Y
Florence Denholm
Neria Hockaday
Teacher’s College
Ruth Huxtable
Orlando
Florida
Charlotte Iltis
Granville
Grace Ka
Anna Lincoln
Elsie Lowenberg
Mr. Hamilton
Waldorf-Astoria
Frances McAllister
Securities Department
The
National Park Bank
May McLaughlin
Hawley
Jeanette Mirsky
Gilda Monzillo
Clark School For
Evelyn Parker
National Municipal League
Citizen's Union
Columba
Frances Peebles
American Telegraph and Telephonempany
Eleanor Phillips
Iron Age Publishing Company
Helen Regan
Cantor High School
Elizabeth
Fibet Schwartz
Dorothea Smith
Brentano’s
Fanny Steinschneider
Myla Thayer
Saks
Alice Velten
Romana
Dominican Republic
South
Genevieve Colihan
Brambach Piano Company
Women urged to lead in world affairs and business
Miss Spurgeon urged Federation members to pursue roles in commerce, industry, and finance to influence global markets and peace. She cited economic power, training gaps for women, and banker skepticism as barriers, urging fathers to support daughters in business careers and universities to expand female leadership.
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Federation
University of Christiania
Baker
Undergraduate Association Sets Student Government Goals
The Undergraduate Association outlines open meetings for Assembly and Council, honors code emphasis, and clubs in arts and languages. It plans Forum Luncheons with distinguished speakers and weekly Assembly hours to engage students and discuss curricula and vocations.
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Forum
Junior Month Examines Crime and Reform Across Colleges
The article highlights Junior Month where Barnard Bryn Mawr and other colleges join with the Finch School to study crime, poverty and environment. Leaders from University girls learn from reformatories with Miss Leah Feder hosting and a funded program promoting intellectual and emotional college life.
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Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Connecticut
Elmira
Goucher
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe
Smith
Swarthmore
Vassar
Wells
Wellesley
Finch School
East 77Th Street
Leah Feder
Class of 14 Presents Pane to Commemorate Barna Games
The 1903 Barna Greek Games tradition is marked by a 1928 gift from the Class of 14. A statue of the America Girl Athlete, by artist Chester Beec and architect Arnold Brunsier, is planned for Student's Hall under the main archway with an inscription to be painted on the central wall.
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Barna
America
Chester Beec
Arnold Brunsier
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Louise Baker
Washington Irving High School
Dean
Undergrad
Miss Doty