Red Cross Raffle and Cake Sale Boost Campus Drive
Red Cross sponsors a cake sale and nylon stockings raffle as campus drive resumes after vacation. Lotte Novak chairs the cake sale from ten to four, with fifty students handling raffle outreach to April nineteen. Sally Ferris leads the nylon raffle. tickets cost fifteen cents each.
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Red Cross Drive
Lotte Novak
Sally Ferris
Helen Trevor
Red Cross
Midshipmen
Barnard Hall
Residence Halls Advisory Committee Named
The Dean appoints the Advisory Committee on the Residence Halls to integrate housing with academic life. The committee includes Associate Dean Louise Hoyt Gregory as chairman and members Dr Gulielma F. Alsop Dr Lorna F. McGuire Miss Margaret Giddings and Miss Helen Carlson.
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Louise Hoyt Gregory
Gulielma F. Alsop
Lorna F. McGuire
Margaret Giddings
Helen Carlson
Assembly Opens Policy Debate in 408 Barnard Meeting
The Representative Assembly launches a policy debate after presenting next year's National Service plan at its first meeting in 408 Barnard. Elections last week filled ten delegate seats per class with members from the classes of ’46 ’47 and ’48 including Emily O Connor and Natalia Troncoso among others.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Emily O’connor
Mildred Reed
Catherine O’neil
Dorothy Dieterle
Patricia Fitzgerald
Mary Caldwell
Joyce Walsh
Dorothy Anderson
Tony Foster Child Tony Needs Birthday Cards from Sicily
Tony Barnard's foster child Tony awaits letters and gifts as his foster parents promise more messages. Cards should be written in Italian if possible and sent via Judith Rudansky care of Bulletin through Student Mail. A $120 quota funds essentials while letters have no limit.
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Tony
Barnard
Sicily
Foster Parents’ Committee
Judith Rudansky
Bulletin
Smith Asks Steward Takes Oath Aid to NS Addresses College
Betty Jayne Smith appeals to Barnard students through the National Service Committee urging broad participation in national service. She emphasizes moral duty to support the war effort and acknowledges the difficulty of wartime campus tasks.
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Smith
Stewart
Barnard
National Service Committee
Representative Assembly
Betty-Jayne Smith
Barnard honors Bear Pin recipients and installs 1945 46 officers
Dr. Lorna F. McGuire received an honorary Bear Pin Award. Annette Auld Dorothy Dattner Julia Fremon Betty Sachs and Miriam Skinner all of the Class of 745 received Bear Pin Awards. Sabra Follett read a report on plans and war policy as Mary Louise Stewart took the oath of office for 1945 1946.
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Gildersleeve
Louise H. Gregory
Sabra Follett
Mary Louise Stewart
Miss Follett
Gilderaleeve
Washington
San Francisco
Barnard
Lorna F. McGuire
Annette Auld
Dorothy Dattner
Julia Fremon
Betty Sachs
Miriam Skinner
Miss Stewart
Seniors for Murray Rice Awards Honor Barnard Scholars
Miss Miriam Skinner a Barnard physics major wins the Grace Potter Rice Fellowship 1945-46 with Miss Madeline Kessler named as alternate. Sabra Follett, New York City International Studies major, receives the George Welwood Murray Graduate Fellowship. Jean C. Neel is alternate. Anne Ross, national diving champion, awarded a two year fellowship at Wellesley Physical Education Graduate School. Hope Simon receives a fellowship to SAIS. Continued on page 4.
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Miriam Skinner
Grace Potter Rice
Madeline Kessler
Mount Vernon
New York
Barnard College
Sabra Follett
New York City
A.A.U
Physical Education Graduate School of
Wellesley
Renewabe
Hope Simon
Political Council
School of Advanced International Studies
Install New Polit Officers Elected for AA Board
The Political Council fills all AA Board posts before installation. Jane Weidlund 46 named Political Council member. Pat Fitzgerald 46 chosen AA vice-president. Janet Owen and Natalia Troncoso 48 named secretary and treasurer. Weidlund becomes Bulletin manager and has led Kangaroo Hop. Fitzgerald held multiple campus roles. Owen active in Greek Games and freshman committees. Troncoso elected librarian and dances on Spring Dance committee.
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Athletic Association
Jane Weidlund
Representative Assembly
Pat Fitzgerald
All College
Jake
Janet Owen
Natalia Troncoso
Miss Weidlund
Bulletin
Political Council
UNIC
Fitzgerald
Red Cross Drive
Miss Owen
Deutscher Kreis
Wigs
Troncoso
Glee Club
Acting Dean Appointment at University for San Francisco Conference
President Nicholas Murray Butler grants Dean Gildersleeve leave from April 9 to end of the San Francisco Conference so she can join the United States Delegation. Associate Dean Louise Hoyt Gregory becomes Acting Dean during this period. All such appointments are approved by the University.
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Nicholas Murray Butter
Gildersleeve
San Francisco
United States
Louise Hoyt Gregory
Butler
Seniors Pay Up On Jake I-2 Dues For Senior Week
Five dollar dues for senior week are collected in a Jake booth from 11 to 8 over the next two weeks. February graduates may attend the senior banquet for 1.50. Academic dress includes white dress, black shoes, stockings, cap and gown, and collar. Contact Pat Whiting for collar if needed. Senior Week covers step singing, banquet, tea, and class day activities. Early payment avoids confusion and lets seniors farewell Barnard without money concerns.
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Jake
Pat Whiting
Barnard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Names Residence Advisory Group
Assembly
Dr. McGuire
Auld
Datiner
Fremon, Sachs, Skinner
Murray
Rice Awards
Polit, A.A
Dr. Gregory
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