Music Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Music Club elected Barbara Henly as president for the coming year and named Kathleen Crouch Beatrice Cascio and Margaret Friend as vice president secretary and treasurer. Natalie Cole is publicity manager. A recital is planned at College Par Jor on April 25 at 4 with two Wardward graduates featured and Jeanne Mildred Leshouck to accompany Ischer Kreis on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Henly
Kathleen Crouch
Beatrice “Cascio
Margaret Friend
Natalie Cole
College Par Jor
Bar‘ward
Jeanne Mildred’ Leshouck
Ischer Kreis
Thurs
Newman Club holds business meeting elects officers
At a Newman Club business meeting last Tuesday, Alicelee Donoghue ’49 was elected president, Mary Knae pen ’47 vice-president, Shiela Whitestone ’48 secretary, and Eileen Connelly ’49 treasurer for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
Alicelee Donoghue
Mary Knaepen
Shiela ‘Whitestone
Eileen ‘Connelly
German Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
At the March 27 meeting the German Club elected officers for the coming year. President Hertha Haberlander, Vice-President Hilma Van Heek, Secretary Brigitta Sorer, Treasurer Nancy Elmendorf, and Publicity Manager Yvonne. A following Deutscher Kreis meeting Thursday at four, in cooperation with the Science Club, will show a film about X rays. All were invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha Haberlander
Hilma van Heek
Brigitta Sorer
Nancy Elmendorf
Yvonne
Deu
Spanish Club Elects Dorothy Lowe President
Dorothy Lowe was elected president of the Spanish Club by members of El Cir enlo Hispano last Tuesday.
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Spanish Club
Dorothy Lowe
el Cirenlo Hispano
Newly Elected Officers Named for Club
The club announces its new officers including Elva Vasquez as vice-president Marilyn Vogel as treasurer Dena Kranowitz as secretary Marion Gluck as dance chairman Joanna de Muro as songs chairman Priscilla Block as teas chairman Gloria Coll as costumes chairman Marian Townsend as properties chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Vasquez
Marilyn Vogel
Dena Kranowitz
Marion Gluck
Joanna de Muro
Priscilla Block
Gloria Coll
Marian Townsend
Barnard Glee Club Joins Temple Emanu-el Festival Choir
The Barnard Glee Club joined the Chorus of the Temple Emanu-el in a festival marking the venue's tenth anniversary. Featuring Eurasia and the American West in song and dance, the program included works by Nunes Garcia Villa-Lobos Luening and Billings. Igor Buketoff conducted.
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Barnard’s Glee Club
Temple
Emanu-el
Eurasia
American West
Barnard
Americas
Poverty relief plans by WSSF for student canteens and shelters
WSSF reports ongoing poverty, asks for outside help with fats meat sugar and equipment for student canteens. Relief groups envision shelters where students can dry feet seek hot meals in cheerful surroundings. Plans hinge on United Nations permission before sending supplies.
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WSSF
United Nations
WSSF Benefit Dance at Earl Hall Lights Up Campus
A Friday informal dance at Earl Hall supported the WSSF with music from the Blue Lions College Kings and Dixielanders. The event ran from four to seven with prizes and refreshments, charging fifty cents admission. Rosemary Sullivan, social chairman, called it financially successful and socially enjoyable.
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Earl Hall
WSSF
Blue Lions
College Kings
Dixielanders
Rosemary Sullivan
Rosemary
Spanish Department Presents Two Plays at Barnard College
Last Friday and Saturday nights the Barnard College Spanish department presented two plays. Mrs Amelia Del Rio and Mrs Margarita Hogan were prominent cast members. The plays were directed by Senora Escobal and Senora Del Rio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Amelia del Rio
Margarita Hogan
Spanish Department
Senora Escobal
Senora del Rio
Photographer Wanted for Bulletin Editorial Staff
Bulletin seeks a student photographer with camera, flash equipment, darkroom access, and ability to develop photos. Apply to Marcia Holstein or Ruth Raup immediately.
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Bulletin
Marcia Holstein
Ruth Raup
Song of the Jerks soda jerks number
From the 747 Junior Show a trio of soda jerks performs a spoof about not being grand hotels. The lyric mocks big city rivalries and notes modest service with free algae in the cakes. The piece is labeled as part of Working for a Bachelor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biltmore
Essex House
Soda Jerks
Dorm Photo Show Opens April 29 at Hewitt Living Room
The Dorm Photo Show runs April 29 to May 6 and is open to all. Entries must be brought to the Residence Halls office on April 10 11 and April 24 25 with the submitter name and room number on the back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
Resience Halls
Coffee Dance for World Student Service Fund Drive
Joan Leff of the Inter faith Council announces a Coffee Dance on April 26 from 4 to 7 at Earl Hall to aid the World Student Service Fund and Barnard's spring semester drive. Tickets are fifty cents and available on Jake after spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Leff
Interfaith Council
Earl Hall
World Student Service Fund
Barnard
Jake
Local Choir Members Named In Song Credits
Carol Johns Anne Lissfelt and Helen Swikart are listed as performers. Lyrics were written by Helen Trevor and music arranged by Anne Lissfelt in the same production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Johns
Anne Lissfelt
Helen Swikart
Helen Trevor
Miss Lissfelt
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