Sophomores stage masked pageant to cure Freshman mischief
In a college ritual dated 1915, Sophomores in robes led a masked procession to the Freshmen Study, blindfolding them and staging a Romanesque spectacle. The drama ends with the rescue of 1915 and applause as college spirit triumphs over class rivalry.
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Sophosmores
May-Kenney
Brinkerhoff
Barnardinus
Alma’ Mater
Juniors and Freshmen Host Campus Luncheon
On the Barnard campus a luncheon by Juniors for Freshmen featured baskets of food for each young guest. Speakers welcomed attendees, a pantomime about a freshman’s college misadventures was performed, and the event ended with songs and cheers.
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Imogene Ireland
Molly Stewart
Helen Dana
Freshie
Barnard
Barnard Freshmen Revive Old Spirit Through Traditions
The article describes Barnard College rituals from 1912 1913 and 1914. Constance Wahl addresses freshmen urging college spirit and friendship. Jean Mohle passes a book to Louise Walker 1915 as Freshman Luncheon prep. Freshmen receive green goat tags amid rules and celebrations with Tean Mohle and committee members.
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Unltifig
Barnard
Constance
Wahl
Jean Mohle
Louise Walker
Tean Mohle
Louise Fox
Louise Adams
Frances Mills
Caroline Allison
Rosemarie Wise
Dean Gildersleeve Talks on Barnard Prospects at Chapel
Dean Gildersleeve addressed Barnard College in chapel on October 5, outlining chapel plans and the aim to foster unity and spiritual uplift. She discussed nonsectarian services, the Episcopal background of Columbia, and Barnard’s need for endowment to support a new Students’ Building.
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Barnard
Braun
Renus
Ai Appes
Barnard College
New York
Loyalty Value Highlighted In Alma Mater Tradition
Fragmentary notes praise loyalty to Alma Mater and future class continuity. The text hints at a communal pledge to uphold enduring values and school spirit across generations, though specifics are unclear.