Barnard Class Day Gifts and Addresses Highlight Key Moments
Florence Harris wrote the Class Day song sung by the Seniors as praise and applause followed Alice Waller’s Advice from Dodo. Gifts ranged from a shock absorber and muffler to 1916 to a strap and book on good form in modern dances for 1917, with Parker items and jewels amid the playful ceremonies.
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Florence Harris
Alice Waller
Dodo
Louise Fox
I. Ochs
E. Mulhall
D Heineman
L. Walton
E. Schmidt
Judith Bernstein
Mt Olympus
Margaret Reid
Phoebe
Corinne Reinheimer
Florence Schwarzwarlder
Crampton
Richard
Fine Arts
School of Mines
Ruth Guernsey
Helen Jenkins
Freda Kirchway
Phi‘ Betta’’Kappa
Barnard
Gildersleeve
Tarriet Poore
von Wahl
Constance von Wahl
Opening Exercises Reflect on Reason and Emotion in Humanity
The passage argues humanity blends reason and emotion in guiding actions. It warns against assuming universal rationality and cautions against viewing university entrants as a superior class, urging balanced ideals and effort to reduce barbarism and advance civilization through thoughtful study.
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Barnard Farewell Honors Class of 1914
Dorothy Fitch delivers farewell praising Barnard and the loyalty of the 1914 class. Margaret Peck receives a $100 prize amid thunderous applause. Constance Von Wahl’s character traits highlighted during college life are noted as part of the tribute.
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Constance von Wahl
Margaret Peck
Dorothy Fitch
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