The Myster iesT: The Myster ies
Suppressed terror reigned in the Freshman class as a mysterious summons sent them to the hitherto unexplored region. They were blindfolded and subjected to mock tortures before theater entertainment with witches and cauldrons culminating in banners from the cauldrons. The piece closes with a grouping of class award mentions and “Who’s Who” listings for 1611.
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Bing Lind
Doug
The 1911 1913 Luncheon Unites Classes In Cheerful Feast
The two classes held a noon luncheon with sandwiches and pickles, a show of sisterly spirit, songs, cheers, and speeches by juniors and freshmen leaders. Natalie Stewart chaired the committee and introductions sparked cheering for Molly Conroy Laila Coston Edith Deacon and Mary Polhemus before the bell signaled the end.
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Molly Conroy
Laila Coston
Edith’ Deacon
Mary Polhemus
The Barnard Bear Magazine Notes on Submissions
The Barnard Bear notes that the Wegidas letter arrived and editors invite readers to contribute. It mentions serene progress toward the revamped magazine, with good books lectures and city discussions. The staff recalls readers asking what to write and hints at a Barney story request. Continued on page 3.
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Serene Bane
Flere
Barnard
Tom
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