Barnard Tennis Leaders Preview Club season and events
Mann, manager of tennis, spoke as Barnard outlines fall and spring programs. Barnard plans a final interclass match with T. C. College around November 1, replaces last year’s spring class tournaments with Faculty-Student events, and announces exhibition matches for next spring. Miss Wayman headlines a wide talk on fitness, field day changes, social plans, hiking, and the value of recreation in morale.
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Mann
Barnard
T. C
Margaret Rheimheimer
Trull
Field Day
Barbara Kruger
Social Service Bureau
Miss Kruger
Gertrude’ Simpson
A. A
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Miss Wayman
Alaska
Canadian Rockies
Mt. Ranier
Women in Chemistry Emphasize Lab Needs and Training
Miss Reimer urges proper laboratory equipment across sciences and notes the value of a mathematical laboratory. Professor Mullins stresses the lab as essential to scientific training and discusses expanding women's opportunities in chemistry amid hopes for larger club membership after tea.
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Nen
Miss ‘Reimer
Mullins
Win in Preliminary Tryouts for Editorial Staff
The list shows successful candidates from the preliminary tryouts including Margaret Maryon, Eleanor E. Steele, Idell Schall, Edith Blumberg, Ruth Coleman, and Helen Vosburg, with years noted for several. The names indicate a selection round for the editorial team.
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Margaret Maryon
Eleanor E. Steele
Idell. Schall
Edith Blumberg
Ruth Coleman
Helen Vosburg
1926 Class Minutes Outline Leadership and Events
The 1926 class notes show snapshots saved for Mortarboard, a tea scheduled at Brooks Hall on October 16, and electing Margaret Hatfield as Temporary Chair man who received the Even gavel from Helen Miner. Freshmen held their first organized meeting with Peggy Hatfield as temporary chair, electing Wyn Byard secretary treasurer Dorothy Miner vice president and Eleanor Newcomer temporary cheerleader.
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Christine Einert
Wyn Byard
Brooks Hall
Margaret Hatfield
Helen Miner
Peggy Hatfield
Dorothy Miner
Eleanor Newcomer
A sport for every girl motto guides AA athletic drive
Miss Wayman summarized the AA goal stressing victories measured by participation and character. She spoke of counting gains in friendships, camaraderie, and higher standards over scores, as the “Old Gym” grows quiet at year’s end.
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