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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1940
Page
4
The Honor Board asks Barnard students to report any violations or suspicious ads like Ghost Writing Cancer. pledges to protect the degree's reputation and handle information discreetly. Jane Flickinger signs as Honor Board Chairman urging conscientious cooperation for the 1939 1940 academic year.
A lively campus basketball contest ends with students triumphing over faculty. The piece highlights humorous plays, crowd energy, and the mascot's spirited presence, noting chalky sneakers and constant on-court activity.
The administration lists new appointments and resignations including Dr. Arthur D. Gayer stepping down as Assistant Professor of Economics to become Associate Professor at Queens College. Raymond J. Saulnier named Assistant Professor. others include new instructors in English Miss Georgiana Remner and Mr. David A. Robertson Jr.. appointments in Government Music and Psychology announced with bios and backgrounds.
Phyllis Snyder serves as Social Chairman of her class and is Vice-President of the junior class and secretary of the Eligibility Committee. Phyllis Wiegard sits on the Honor Board and Assembly, and works on Mortarboard. Grace Barrett and Alice Gershon vie for Mortarboard Editor, Doris Burley and Enid Pugh for Business Manager. Mary Colbeth elected Social chairman of the dorms. Marjorie Madden named Hewitt fire captain. Fannette Houston and Anne Pope named Hewitt and Brooks house members.
Wigs And Cues stage a spring season featuring works by current or former students of Professor Lathams class. Saturday at 8 p m introduces A Curtain Raiser then Beetles and Brownies and The Unknown Soldier with Roberta Hadley in a dual role as actress and author The Law of Taylor is staged by Miss Hadley with a large cast.
A combined freshman and sophomore entrance rehearsal is scheduled for Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Greek Games event lineup.
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve argues in the Christian Science Monitor that professional trends will affect women’s employment. She notes a shortage of qualified women for administrative teaching posts and highlights growing emphasis on individual personality as a professional asset.
Beatrice Kremsdorf and Frances Wasserman won Barnard College’s first ping pong tournament. Forty two players participated, and the two winners will contend for final honors at a later date.
The French Club will hold a business meeting at 12 Wednesday in room 104 Milbank. Members will discuss upcoming events and club activities.
Wright is A A Head. The article lists student leaders and offices for the 1941 42 year including Alice Harte secretary of the Undergraduate Association treasurer of the Wycliffe Club and secretary of the Spanish Club. Other students and posts cover class officers editorial boards and committee roles.
The piece titled 43 Wins 8 Points For Games Music describes Ellen Barnett 43 being selected for Greek Games Entrance and earning 8 points for the Freshman Class. Enid Pugh Lyric Reader narrates an altar worship scene by Priestesses Rosemary Barnsdall 43 and Doris Bayer 42. Pandora is sent to earth releasing miseries as groups pantomime the box’s evils.
Flora Wikawa serves as secretary of the Episcopal Club and chairs the Music Club committee while serving on the Greek Games Music Committee. Helen Ayers volunteers on the Social Service Committee. Doris Burley belongs to the Glee Club and Mortarboard circulation staff. Martha Bennett is president of the Episcopal Club and also works on Mortarboard's circulation staff.
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