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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1947
Page
2
The Barnard and Columbia College Newman Clubs host a dance in John Jay Dining Hall from 9:00 to 12:30 tomorrow evening. The College Kings provide music and the event is open to university members. Admission is seventy five cents to cover refreshments with no extra charge for non Newmanites.
Barnard College students Barbara Moskowitz and Regina Reilly Moore will represent Barnard in a Monday debate with Middlebury on the proposition that the closed shop should be outlawed. Eleanor de Antonio will moderate in the Conference Room. No decision will be made. a portion of the audience will be collected. Last month Moskowitz and Moore debated Rutgers on the same topic.
Ruth Montgomery June Ross and Judy Jarvis were elected Athletic Association vice president treasurer and secretary respectively in the March 26 27 election. At the AA installation ten Tuesday new managers were introduced by their predecessors with incoming president Barbara Hewlett taking the oath from Betty Green. New AA Board members include Laura Nadler Grace Peters Alberta Schumannacher Doris Biggio Alma Jean Beers Mary Lou Heffernan Martha Green Gwendal Hardin Barbara Ruppel Pat Froelich Dolores Sheldon Elizabeth Elliot and Eleanor Madden.
University Christian Association meets this afternoon to elect next year’s officers. President nominees are Jack Dangremond Eleanor Morse and Janet Wright. Vice president candidates are Rodney Converse and Pat Lee. Secretary nominees are Jean Condon and Harriet Mandell. Treasurer nominees are Walter Frey and Robert Penn.
Anne Ross, class of 1945 and four time National High and Low Board Diving Champion, returns to Barnard to lead a diving clinic at 7 pm in the Barnard pool. She will critique Barnard and nearby college divers and present an Evolution of Diving exhibition with invited GEs including Sarah Lawrence, Hunter, Adelphi, Brooklyn, Bryn Mawr, Vassar, Smith, New Jersey, Connecticut and Wellesley.
The Class of '47 will dance to Johnny Newcombe and his orchestra in the Music Room of the Biltmore Hotel for the Senior Ball on May 31. Dances run nine to one with refreshments in the cocktail lounge. Bids are five dollars plus tax. Helen Trevor chairs the Bail Committee with Phyhis Noe publicity and Mar jorie Friars music.
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