Final Choice For Entrance Cast Is Made For Greek Games
The Barnard Greek Games select Helen Owen as Nickteus and Tatiana Dieneef as a maiden for the April 9 event at Barnard gymnasium. Programs go on sale April 8 and 9 for 25 cents, with proceeds funding new gym curtains. Dr. John Day coaches Greek speaking parts. entrance events depict Nickaeus’s crime and Artemis rites.
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Helen Owen
Nickteus
Tatiana Dieneef
Barnard Gymnasium
John Day
Barnard Greek and Latin Department
Nickaeus
Apollo
Artemis
Caroline Duncombe
Entrance
A A Elects Officers for Athletic Association
The Athletic Association continued its annual elections on Thursday and Friday selecting Edwina Dusenberry as Camp Chairman Muriel Doyle as A A Vice President Meredith Wright as A A Secretary and Merry Andrews as A A Treasurer Dusenberry becomes Glee Club president and secretary of the athletic board Wright is a Greek Games committee member and Interclass basketball player Andrews engages in Greek Games athletics Other candidates named include Marjorie Healy Mary Richey Evelyn Hagmoe Mary Walrath Patricia Draper Evelyn Harrison Helen Sessinghaus
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Miss Dusenberry
Glee Club
Athletic Board
Representative Assembly
Miss Doyde
Bulletin
Building Fund
Social Service Committee
Athletic Association
Miss Wright
Miss Andrews
The
Marjorie Healy
Mary Richey
A. A
Evelyn Hagmoe
Mary Walrath
Patricia Draper
Evelyn Harrison
Helen Sessinghaus
Barnard Honors Two with Graduate Study Fellowships
Jacqueline Dawson and Doris Milman win Barnard faculty fellowships for distinguished graduates. Dawson receives the George Welwood Murray Fellowship in Humanities and Social Sciences for a year of study, and Milman earns the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship in Natural Sciences and Mathematics for further medical or biochemical research. Alternates are Dorothy Colodny and Louise Brenner. Dawson plans at Newnham College Cambridge after Barnard. Milman aims for medicine or biochemical work in New York. The Murray fund totals 15,000 dollars annual income. Rice Fellowship established 1935 by Winthrop Merton Rice in memory of Grace Potter Rice, Barnard instructor.
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Barnard
Miss Dawson
George Welwood Murray
Milman
Grace Potter Rice
Dorothy Colodny
Louise Brenner
Murray
Rice
Dawson
Kew Gardens
Long Island
Winthrop Merton Rice
Barnard Delegates Sail to Model League Assembly at Rutgers
Six Barnard College delegates head to Rutgers University for the Model League of Nations opening session April 7 to 9. Flora Ginsburg will speak for New Zealand at Friday plenary. others include Mabel Houk Irma Zweigel Shirley Greene and Dorothy Preis with Prof Thomas P. Peardon as adviser.
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Barnard
Model Assembly
League of Nations
Rutgers University
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
Model League
Flora Ginsburg
New Zealand
Mabel Houk
Irma Zweigel
Shirley Greene
Dorothy Preis
Thomas P. Peardon
New York Times
Kathryn Smul
Adopt Revised Constitution By Representative Assembly
The Representative Assembly voted final adoption of the revised constitution at its April 4 meeting. Funds left to raise for a study abroad fellowship totaled 220 dollars of 1 000 needed. Suggestions for a more constructive next year included curriculum revision and expanding the social committee and cooperative store outreach.
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Representative Assembly
Joan Raisbeck
Assembly
Elspeth Davies
Kreis Sponsors Bavarian Dance at Brinckerhoff Theatre
About fifty couples danced to German music by a Bavarian orchestra at a Deutscher Kreis event in Brinckerhoff Theatre on Saturday April 2. A one act comedy featuring Deutscher Kreis and Columbia Deutscher Verein members was staged with Kurt von Forstmeyer in the cast. After the play, Schuhplatter dances were performed and refreshments served. Faculty guests included Miss Mary McBride, Dr. and Mrs. Donald Read, and professors Puckett Lorch Schulze and others. New officers were elected for next year.
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Deutscher Kreis
Brinckerhoff
Columbia
Deutscher Verein
Kurt von Forstmeyer
Barnard German Department
Fin Ehrenhandel
Flora Ehrsam
Marguerite Kutschera
Marianna Bernstein
Condoyannis
Iven
Wilhelm
Mueller
Mary McBride
Donald Read
Hugh W. Puckett
Stabenau
Edgar Lorch
Henry Schulze
Mildred Bartels
Mary Fleming
June Carpenter
Elizabeth Brupbacker
Undergraduate Association Meeting on Student Fellowship Drive
The Undergraduate Association calls a noon meeting in the gym to discuss the Student Fellowship Drive and raise funds. The Fellowship Committee reports they are $220 short of the $1,000 needed to send a graduate abroad. Jean Allison presents Student Council views.
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Jean Allison
Clubs Elect Officers for 1938 39 in Week of Meetings
The article lists elected officers for multiple campus clubs for 1938 39. Ruth Borgenicht leads the ASU as president with a full slate including Mildred Rubinstein as VP and Vita Ortman as recording secretary. Other clubs name presidents, secretaries, treasurers, and chairpersons, such as Barbara Deneen in Classical Club and Miriam Wechsler in Menorah Society, with some positions pending like Wigs and Cues business manager.
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Ruth Borgenicht
Mildred Rubinstein
Vita Ortman
Ruth Blumner
Joan Roth
Nyrith Degrup
Florence Dubroff
Classical Club
Barbara Deneen
Elaine Hildenbrand
Evelyn Harrison
Emma Louise Smith
Isabel Gabelene
Flora Ehrsam
Elizabeth Brupbacher
Charlotte Wigand
Vera Arndt
Glee Club
Esther Anderson
Julia Grey
Mary
Elizabeth Wright
June Krauth
Helen Owen
Renee Diringer
Ruth Halle
Margaret Shackleton
Sophie Madler
Elizabeth Whitney
Frances Friedman
Wigs and Cues
Gertrude Smith
Ninetta di Benedetto
Dorothy Stockwell
Wycliffe Club
Louise Preusch
Elizabeth Stengel
Dorothea Johnston
Marianna Norris
Emma Smith
Josephine Trostler
Peace Poll to Shape Assembly at Bernard College
Bernard students debate basis for April 27 peace assembly after a Bulletin poll found 414 of 776 favor collective security. Plans include Ruth Insche as a speaker, faculty and student participants, and resolutions to reflect campus stance.
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Bulletin
Student Council
Ruth Insche
Barnard
American Student Union
Butler
United States
Peace Assembly
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Tatiana Djeneef
Dr. Day
Greek Rames
Marion Streng
Leila Finan
Margaret, Holland
Gena Tent
I Music Department
A.A
Dusenberry, Doyle, Wright and Andrews
Jacqueline Dawson
Doris Milman
Kreis
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