Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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PAGE PAGE PAGE Acknowledgments 198 Advertisements, Index 19Q Alma Mater (Sketch) 26 Alumnae 42-43 Campus Section 15-21 Clubs 98-126 Athletic Association 98-103 Officers 98 Basket Ball 99 Swimming 100 Baseball 101 Field Day 102-103 Botanical 122 Classical 120 Cubs 126 Dance 108-109 Debating 110-111 Geology 123 Glee 125 Hebrew Culture 119 I. C. S. A. 116 Math. 124 Music 118 Newman 117 Political and Social Discussion 118 R. S. 0. 113 Silver Bay 115 Spanish 121 Wigs and Cues 104-107 Philolexian 105 Y. W. C. A. 114 College Life 61-126 Cheer Leaders 73 College Assemblies 65 College Calendar 63 Convocation and Degree to Foch 66 Dedication of Jenkins Gate 64 Pictures of Foreign Students 67 Sing Song 72 Dedication Mortarboard 8-9 Directory of Students 186-197 Dormitories Brooks Hall 58 John Jay Hall 59 Drama Mysteries 68 Miracle Plays 70 Faculty 27-40 Appreciation 27 Faculty Drama 40 Faculty Histories 31-34 Faculty Portraits 28-30 Mirrors of Milbank 38 Officers of Administration 37 Officers of Instruction 35 Rogues ' Gallery 39 University Officers 36 Foreword 1 1 Greek Games 75-88 Appreciation 77 Athletics 82 Freshman Year 76-80 Sophomore Year 84-88 Snapshots 83 Nineteen Twenty-one Section 127-138 Commencement Exercises 132 Phi Beta Kappa 133 Madame Curie 134 Program Senior Week 129 Senior Banquet 131 Senior Soiree 130 Statistics of this year ' s occu- pations 135-138 Nineteen Twenty-three Section Class History 148-158 Class Questionnaire 144 Group Picture of Class 155-158 Honorary Members 185 Individual Pictures of Class 160-184 Junior Prom 143 Junior Show 142 Remarks from Mortarboard Staff 141 Snapshots of ' 23 Girls 146-147 Snapshot Illustrations of ' 23 Questionnaire 145 Picture Old Columbia 22 Publications Bear 92-93 Bulletin 90-91 Mortarboard 94-95 Regime 45-59 Class of 1922 50-51 Class of 1923 52-53 Class of 1924 53-54 Class of 1925 55-56 Undergraduate Association 48 Trustees 23 [Thirteen]

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SOUTH TERRACE On balmy days this nook is a noontide haunt for girls armed with books or sandwiches, or both. To the West are visible the Hudson river and the Jersey shore, framed between the gray stone walls of two tall apartments. f Seventeen I