Barnard seniors elected 15 to Phi Beta Kappa
Fifteen Barnard College seniors of the class of 1934 were elected Friday to the Phi Beta Kappa honor society, limited to the highest standing. Miss J Emilie Young announced the Barnard Chapter selections listing Lillian Batlin Selma A Denby Gertrude Epstein Hildegrade Fitzgerald Sara Gehman Anne Jacobson Marie Elizabeth Marting Mary Phelps Frances Rubens Beatrice Scheer Ruth Sherbourne Rose Somerville Catherine Strateman Doretta Thielker Margaret Weiss.
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Barnard College
J. Emilie Young
Barnard
Photographs Of Spanish Armor Exhibit Planned In Hewitt Hall
An exhibit of authentic photos of the Spanish Royal Armor, second largest collection worldwide, will fill the Spanish Room in Hewitt Hall for a full week starting April. Images include horses’ yokes and dogs’ harnesses. loans from Pro p ani Broad Street, with permissions from ex King Alfonso.
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Hewitt Hall
Fom 1
Alfonso
Bureau Pro“pani
Broad ‘Street
Roy
Armours
Dore
Senior Faculty Tea Held Today at College Parlor
The senior faculty tea takes place in the college parlor today April 10 from 4 to 6 p m. Honor those from History Anthropology Economics Sociology Government and Physical Education departments. Servers listed include Alice Semmes Betty Firth Catherine Strateman Esther Merrill Peggy Osman Lyda Paz Margaret Boney and Jeanette Reynolds. Margaret Wilhelm and Rachel Gierhardt will receive. Each faculty member will be escorted by a senior class member.
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Alice Semmes
Betty Firth
Catherine Strateman
Esther Merrill
Pegey Osman
Lyda Paz
Margaret Boney
Jeanette Reynolds
Rachel Gierhardt
Nominees Named for Assembly Membership Election
Voting for Representative Assembly membership will take place April 12 and 13 in Conference Room 17. Nominated candidates include Gertrude Rubsamen, Ada Shearon, Jean Erlanger, Rita London, Kathleen Murphy, Garnett Snedeker, Dorothy Atlee, and Agnes Creagh, with Elaine Goltz, Marion Greenebaum, Gerada Green, Eliza White, Terry Haimes, Margaret Conner and Irene Lacey also listed. Student Fellowship candidates are Hinde Barrett, Sally Gehman, and Catherine Strateman. if Strateman is elected she will decline the Murry Fellowship, which would go to Anna Jacobson.
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Representative Assembly
Gertrude Rubsamen
Ada Shearon
Jean Erlanger
Rita London
Kathleen Murphy
Garnett Snedeker
Dorothy Atlee
Agnes Creagh
Elaine Goltz
Marion Greenebaum
Gerada Green
Eliza White
Terry Haimes
Margaret Conner
Irene Lacey
Hinde’ ‘Barrett
Sally Gehman
Catherine Strateman
Miss Strateman
Murry
Anna Jacobson
Editor Comments Highlight Quarterly Disinterest at Barnard
Mary Phelps and Marjorie Wright say Barnard shows little enthusiasm for Quarterly and propose suspending the magazine until writers show interest. A plan for reorganization would assign regular articles to staff, with editors not seeking abolition but aiming to revive student involvement.
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Barnard
Mary Phelps
Marjorie Wright
Quarterly
Miss Wright
Miss Phelps
Representative Assembly
Kane
Senior Week Plans Include Roof Reception at Barnard Hall
Chin Lee Next announces Senior Week activities at Barnard Hall with a rooftop reception replacing the usual Senior Show. Other events include Step Singing, Baccalaureate, Tea, Class Day, Alumnae Day, Senior Banquet and Ivy Ceremony. Seniors may check or update their names for the Senior Week Booklets and sign up for activities with a five dollar fee. Bids for Senior Ball are three dollars, and the Senior Tea Dance is June 2 with a one dollar bid.
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Barnard Hall
Brooks Hall
Helen Cahalane
Lucy Appleton
Jane Bradish
Gertrude McKinnon
Helen Nicholl
Eleanor van Horne
Barnard-Adventures in the Columbia Varsity Show 1934
The Columbia Varsity Show pokes fun at Barnard and Columbia institutions in a lively 1934 production. Kenneth Webb earns praise for direction as Herman Wouk's book hits the line with musical numbers like The Old Place Hasnt Changed a Bit and Go West Young Girl Go West. The piece teases Greek games and Dean Gildersleeve while culminating in a Rose Bowl locker room spoof. The audience responds with spirited applause and chants Laugh it Off.
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Columbia
Barnard
Ames
Dean Gildersleeve
Professor Moley
Butler
Cate
Kenneth Webb
Herman ‘Wouk
Truen
Ghee
M. J. Levin
West
Honduras
Grace Chin Lee Elected President Of A A As Mortarboard Leaders Named
Grace Chin Lee was elected president of A A after voting held Thursday and Friday in the conference room. Mary Lou Wright and Marjorie Runne were chosen editor and business manager of Mortarboard, and both accepted their offices with statements of gratitude and commitment to uphold Mortarboard’s reputation. Dormitory elections produced Gertrude Rubsamen and Suzanne Strait as vice presidents from Hewitt and Brooks.
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Grace. Chin
Georgiana. Remer
Grace Chin Lee
Gertrude Rubsamen
Hewitt, Hall
Suzanne Strait
Brooks
Ruth Saberski
Helen Nicholl
Mary Goodson
Garnette Snedeker
Agnes Creagh
Howse
Hewitt
Marjorie Everley
Elinor van Horne
G G Performers Urged To Seek Sleep And Rest
Vivian Neale health chair urges Greek Games participants to rest during Health Week. With four days to go sophomores and freshmen aim to perform best on game day. Rest rooms, roof deck chairs, and light activities offered to promote Sleep Rest Relaxation.
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Vivian Neale
Jack
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Miss Young
Electlon
National Collegiate Honorary Society
Lillian Batlin
Selma A. Denby
Gertrude Epstein Hildegrade
D. Fitzgerald
Sara Gehman
Anne Jacobson
Marie Elizabeth, Marting
Frances D. Rubens
Beatrice A. Scheer
Ruth E
Sherbourne
Rose E, Somerville
Chin Lee
Ala.wright
Ranne
Rose Somerville
Blanche Goldman
Gory
Manulis
Mae Wrest
Pony Ballet
Paul Winkopp
Harris
Mae Westian
Porgy
Remer
Rubiamen
Strait
Exec
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