Reading Week Plan Favored In Voting
Students debate a proposed reading week with opinions from Thomasine Campbell Agnes Creagh Yolanda Lipari Margaret Becker Martha Reed Kathleen Murphy and Nancy Crowell. Opinions range from safeguard against procrastination to concerns about cramming and lost study time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasine Campbell
Agnes Creagh
Member of
Representative Assembly
Yolanda Lipari
Margaret Becker
Martha Reed
Kathleen Murphy
Nancy Crowell
Simmons College
Swimming Pool Classification Tests This Week
Students with temporary excuses should see the Doctor. If approved, take the classification test immediately. Tests run during regular open hours from 4:20 to 5:30 daily and 3:20 to 3:50 on Monday Wednesday and Friday. With Doctor's OK, classified students may swim during any Open Hour period.
Fall Tennis Tournament Sees Large Entry Leap In Open Draw
The Fall Tennis Tournament has progressed past the quarterfinals with a large turnout. Entrants include Alice Ackerman Lucy Appleton Louise Barton Dorothy Becker Nancy Blagdon Miriam Borgeni Jean Bullowa Emily Chadbourne Grace Chin Lee Jane Craighead Josephine Cunningham Margaret Davidson and many others. The event uses an open draw system replacing the traditional class division format. A Consolation Tournament runs alongside the main event for first-round losers. Also planned is a Student Faculty Tournament and Thursday October 18 screenings of tennis films featuring Mrs Helen Wills Moody and Bill Tilden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Ackerman
Lucy Appleton
Louise Barton
Dorothy Becker
Nanncy Blagdon
Miriam Borgeni
Jean Bullowa
Emily Chadbourne
Grace Chin Lee
Jane Craighead
Josephine Cunningham
Margaret Davidson
Elspeth Davies
Facduielive Dawson
Annabeth Egan
Angela Folsom
Katherine Gildersleeve
Gerry Green
Dorothy Haller
Adele Hanson
Libby Hayes
Jean Heary
Audrey Haddupp
Barbara Hunt
Margaret Jameson
Harriet Kennedy
Catherine Kneeland
Sibyl Levy
Nora Laurie
Betty MacIver
Mary-Kate MacNaughton
Elaine Mandel
Jean McGleughlin
Audrey McRaine
Kay Montgomery
Betty Myer
Mildred Nicoll
Martha Reed
Gretchen Ridder
Julia Riera
Edith Rosenberg
Helen Wills Moody
Bill Tilden
Study Week Opinions From Student Leaders
Elaine Goltz and Jane Craighead defend a study week as a chance to gather and organize a semester’s work while Isa belle Kelly laments limited studying and recalls heavy workloads at Harvard and Radcliffe where professors added extra reading, leaving little time for anything else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Goltz
Jane Craighead
Isabelle Kelly
Harvard
Radcliffe
Travel talk honors Dorado and Castellano guests
Professor Marcial Dorado and Miss Castellano were guests of honor at a student travel event. Misses Yolanda Lipari Ruth Saberski Shirley Sewards and Dona Estadore Badges were awarded and asked to wear them for the next two weeks. Hewitt Hall 145 opened yesterday and will stay open this afternoon for club members with True Spanish chocolate served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conforte
Marcial Dorado
Castellano
Yolanda Lipari
Ruth Saberski
Shirley Sewards
Dona Estadore
Hewitt Hall
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Sofia Simmonds
Ruby Smith
Jean Strait
Elizabeth Suppes
Rita Tettlebaum
Jerry Wagner
Elizabeth Wallenstein
Natalie Weissberger
Mary Welldon
Laura Wiles
Lillian Wise
Janice Wormser
Sion
Riverside Tea Room
West 113Th Street
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Pompeian
Room Whitehall
Florence Richardson and Orchestra
A. G. Seiler
Whittier Hall
Lrocerr & Myrrs ToBacco Co
Rosa
Ponselle
Nino “Martini
Grete
Stueckgold
Kostelanetz Orchestra
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