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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1956

Page

3

Phi Beta Kappa Elects 32 Seniors at Barnard

Barnard College announces 32 seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Initiation set for May 2 at 4 30 p.m. in the College Parlor. Elected majors include twelve natural science majors and fourteen social science majors with a broad list of specific majors and names.

Barnard Phi Beta Kappa Robert Lekachman Honorary Society Ellen Newman Bdessel Judith Schwack Joseph Alice Salzman Liane Reif Sandra Mogil Doris Rivelevich Dena Ferran Alice Beck Catherine Comes Sherry Blumenthal Marilyn Mass Barbara Miller

Barnard Dens Poll Seeks Student View On 1956 Campaign

Marcia Young vice president of the Young Democrats Club announces a school wide straw poll to be held April 17 and 18. The ballot invites a secret choice for the Democratic presidential nomination among Harriman Kefauver Stevenson or write ins. The poll also gauges party support and past votes for Eisenhower in 1952 to provide political experience and campus interest. Gay Mainzer chairs the poll committee.

Marcia Young Young Democrats Club Young Democrats New York State Averell Harriman Estes Kefauver Adlai Stevenson Club Eisenhower Democratic Party Miss Young Gay Mainzer

Lekachman On Shifting Duties Of American Business

Professor Robert Lekachman spoke on The Changing Image of the American Businessman at a Noon Meeting. He argued businessmen now bear social responsibilities to unions and the public, while profits remain essential for ongoing enterprise.

Prof. Lekachman Robert Lekachman Lekachman

Class of 1906 Enjoys Greek Games and Reflections

Five members of the class of 1906, guests of honor at the Greek Games, recall how the event has changed since the century’s start. They note differences in venues, costumes, barefoot contestants, and judging, praising the modern, expanded celebration.

Helen Frankfield Werner Brinckerhoff Theatre Edith Somborn Isaacs Mildred A. Welles Elizabeth I. Toms The New York Herald Tribune Miss Toms Barnard Josephine Paddock Welles

Barnard College Gilbert and Sullivan Society Stages Double Operetta

The Barnard-Columbia Gilbert and Sullivan Society presents a double feature with Trial by Jury and HMS Pinafore from April 19 to 21 in Minor Latham Drama Workshop. Cast includes Paul Cooper as the judge, Rita Shane as Angelina, Bob Crean as Edwin and Ralph the sailor, with a full supporting lineup.

Barnard-Columbia Gilbert and Sullivan Society Trial By Jury Latham Drama Workshop Edwin Angelina Paul Cooper Bev Robinson Rita Shane Robert Crean Micky Satran Bob Williamson Diane Delo Joan Faber Ruth Daniel Cornelia Ladas Evelyn Lerner Josephine Ralph Bob Crean Sir Joseph Dan Tritter Dave Damstra Dick Deadeye Tom Clark Carpenter Mona Tobin Buttercup

Spring Barbecue Highlights at Barnard Camp

Yvonne Grosseil 58, committee chair, announces the annual Spring Barbecue at Barnard Camp on Sunday April 22. The event includes stag or drag format, planned sports and hikes, and barbecued chicken with a special sauce. Tickets cost 1.00 for the meal and 1.50 for the bus and are sold daily this week from 11:80 to 1:00.

A.A. Camp Committee Barnard Camp Yvonne Grosseil Jake

Sophomores Triumph In Fifty Fourth Greek Games Pageant

A capacity crowd watched the sophomores defeat the freshmen by six points in the fifty fourth Greek Games at the gym. Prometheus dedication framed the contest with dances illustrating Pandora and Prometheus as well as Hope and Despair. Sophomores won most events and earned twelve costume points. Deborah Stashower led in white and turquoise for the winning chariot, with Helen Swords, Sara Wolf, Michelle Marder, Joy Brooks among the honored participants and Judith Sherwin as lyric author.

Prometheus Pandora Earth Deborah Stashower Helen Swords Sara Wolf Michelle Marder Joy Brooks Judith Sherwin

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