Athletic Association Elects New Officers at October Meeting
A regular Athletic Association meeting on October 13 accepted resignations from Dorothy Cheesman as Vice-President and Varsity captain. Christene Straiton was elected Vice-President, Eleanor Hadsell became Swimming Committee Chair, Lucille Weil Tennis Committee head, and Doris Fleischmann Baseball Committee head. The Hockey and Basketball Chairmen reported and a back net for campus tennis balls was proposed. meeting adjourned.
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Jetter
Dorothy Cheesman
Christene Straiton
Eleanor Hadsell
Lucille Weil
Doris Fleischmann
Juniors Elect Officers at 1913 Class Meeting
At a special meeting last Tuesday the Juniors elected Mary Voyse sub treasurer of the Undergraduate Association. Mary Mumford resigned from Mortarboard. Viola Turck was elected in her place. Marietta Gless named chair of the Decoration committee replacing Ethel Terrel who transferred to TC. The Junior Ball committee was formed with Louise Bartling chair and members Margaret Kelly Madelaine Bunzl Eleanor Houghton and Ethel Goede.
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Mary Voyse
Mary Mumford
Mortarboard
Viola Turck
Marietta Gless
Ethel Terrel
T.C
Miss Gless
Louise Bartling
Margaret Kelly
Madelaine Bunzl
Eleanor Houghton
Ethel Goede
Sophomores Elect New Vice President at 1914 Class Meeting
A special class meeting on Wednesday October 11 elected Eleanor Mayer as Vice-President replacing Edith Mulhall who is now President. They moved to rent a piano for study practice but tabled the proposal awaiting approval for non vocal music. The Entertainment Committee Chair outlined plans for a Freshman entertainment and the meeting adjourned.
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Eleanor Mayer
Edith Mulhall
Freshman Class Chooses Mascot and Colors in 1915 Meeting
The Freshman class held a special meeting last Tuesday to select a mascot and colors. They chose the Indian as mascot and red and white as the colors, with Helen Zagot elected chairman of the Motto committee. A motion to table the adoption of the constitution was carried.
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Helen Zagot
Ned
Bear illustration boosts Barnard artists alongside writers
The Bear proposes funding posters to showcase artists on equal footing with writers, arguing costs would be low around $1.50 to $2 per issue. With Florence Rees as editor, support is expected to grow, increasing circulation and giving artists time and freedom to create for their own glory.
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Barnard
Florence Rees
Brooks Hall Elects Officers at First Regular Meeting
Residents of Brooks Hall held their first regular house meeting to elect officers for the year. Florence Van Vranken 12 was named President Rosalind Case 12 Vice-President Mabel Barrett 12 Secretary and Treasurer and Florence Harris 14 Librarian. Five floor proctors were elected and a plan was set to host forty guests during the Intercollegiate Conference with a committee appointed by the President to arrange entertainment.
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Brook’s Hall
Florence van Vranken
Rosalind Case
Mabel Barrett
Florence Harris
Chapel Talks Focus on Character and Service at College
The Reverend Wayland Spaulding addressed the girls in chapel on October ninth, urging openness to good teaching like Mary. On October twelfth Acting Provost Trent spoke, reminding students that college life aims to form character through faculty and peer influence, beyond wearisome catchwords like service and the strenuous life.
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Wayland Spaulding
Luke
Mary
Profes Trent
Dr. Trent
Student Council Debates Junior Ball Venue at Year’s End
At Friday’s meeting the council recommended hosting this year’s Junior Ball at a hotel and left the Armory option at Columbia gymnasium for 1913. Rehearsal dates were set, and a proposal to admit men to the Saturday performance was rejected to follow precedent. Discussion of accepting basketball challenges from non-university teams continued with no decision reached.
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Columbia Gymnasium
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