Wigs and Cues Presents Four Orie Act Plays Saturday Night
Wigs and Cues will stage four original one act plays on Saturday evening April 18 at 8:30 pm in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Tickets cost 10 cents for students and 50 cents for others, with proceeds to the Building Fund. Readings include Benito a pantomime by Margaret Kidder Bryn awr Corpus Delicti a comedy by John Stuart Dudley The Good Sainte Anne a tragedy by Helen Gilbert Barnard and Scriptor Ignotus a satire by Agnes Porter.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Benito
Margaret Kidder
Brynawr
John Stuart Dudley
University of South Carolina
Harvard Law School
Love
Intial
Agnes Porter
Barnard
Miss Latham
Senior Week Fees Due This Monday at Jake
Senior Week charges set from May 29 to June 4 include five dollars for the Week four dollars for the Ball and one dollar for the Tea Dance. Payments may be installments up to May 15. Those who pay receive invitations admittance cards and announcements. Events run May 29 reception to June 4 Ivy Ceremony and Banquet.
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Jake
Helen Hartmann Elected Editor of Quarterly
Helen Hartmann was elected Editor of Quarterly for 1936 37 at a Represent ative Assembly meeting held Monday April fourth. She has served on Quarterly and Bulletin staffs and is Managing Editor of Bulletin this year. The annual Quarterly tea honored her and the new Business Manager Ruth Frankfurter.
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Helen Hartmann
Representative Assembly
Miss Hartmann
Bulletin
Ruth Frankfurter
Tea Honors Bulletin Officers At Hirsh Patterson Event
The annual Bulletin tea honored outgoing and new officers in a four pm ceremony in the college tea room. Hirsh former editor in chief and Patterson new editor received commendations while Miriam Roher and Helen Hartmann were praised for roles as former and current managing editors. Faculty observers, including Miss Weeks and Professors Greet and Gayer, attended and commented on Bulletin’s role in balancing student voice with editorial policy.
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Teeler Dian Hirsh
Storre
Manon Patterson
Ceived
Miriam Roher
Helen Hartmann
Miss Harsh
Masy Patterson
Miss Roher
Aout
Nathe Flatos
New About Town
Miss Weeks
Professor Braun
Professor Greet
Dr. Gayer
Peardon
Swan
Bulletin
Greeh
Peace Strike plans and campus debate unfold
An antiwar demonstration is scheduled for Wednesday April 22 in South Field. The University Strike Committee plans speakers including Reverend Herman Reissig of Brooklyn and aims to involve many campus clubs. A Monday meeting will discuss why the strike and the Oxford Pledge. Faculty opinions urge caution and debate over tactics.
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South Field
Herman Reissig
King Congregationalist
Brooklyn
American League Against War and Fascism
Reissig
University
University Strike
W.P.A
Veterans of Future Wars
Bugle Corps
Social Science Union
Literary Club
Menorah Society
Barnard
Episcopal Club
Music Club
Barnard Bulletin
Oxford Pledge
Mabel Foote Weeks
Riccio
Department
Swenson
A A Announces Election Results for 1936 37
A A announces officers for 1936 37 Gertrude Boyd becomes vice president Margo Ver Kruzen treasurer Veronica Ruzicka secretary Friday elections will choose Camp Chairman and Health Chairman Marguerite Kuhlman Charlotte Bansmer and Mary Hagan nominated for Camp Chairman Miss Hagan declined Ruth Harris Winifred Rundlett and Audrey Snyder run for Health Chairman Kuhlman Bansmer Harris Rundlett Snyder have held A A posts and athletic roles in Greek Games Tennis and camps
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A.A
Gertrude Boyd
Margo Ver Kruzen
Veronica Ruzicka
Marguerite Kuhlman
Charlotte Bansmer
Mary Hagan
Miss Hagan
Health
Ruth Harris
Winifred Rundlett
Audrey Snyder
A.A. Health
Tennekoit
Margo von Kruzen
Outgoing President Alice Corneille reviews year
Alice Corneille opens the 1936 37 undergraduate installation with the Barnard Forever song. She reviews past achievements and praises the Bulletin editor Diana Hirsh. Martha Reed is installed as new Undergraduate Association President and vows to honor the college. Dean Gildersleeve notes transfer of property and urges balanced world affairs involvement.
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Barnard Forever
Alice Corneille
Miss Corneille
Bulletin
Diana Hirsh
Martha Reed
Miss Corn
Jessie Herkimer Elected Bulletin Business Mgr
Jessie Herkimer was chosen Bulletin Business Manager for 1936 37 at a staff meeting on Wednesday April 15. She has served on Bulletin since freshman year and was Advertising Manager last year. She also held roles in the Debate Club and Peace League in prior years.
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Jessie Herkimer
Bulletin
Miss Herkimer
Debate Club
Peace League
Growth of Student Travel Association Aims at Peace
John C. Dengler leads the Students International Travel Association to broaden student travel and foster international understanding. The group plans self funding trips, cuts travel commissions, and emphasizes personal contact with Europeans to build goodwill and peace.
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Students’ International Travel Association
John C. Dengler
Helen Dykema Dengler
Barnard College
Dengler
S.A
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Nancy Hendrick Win
Blackstone Smith
Sallie Sewell
Sophia Zupric
Mary Rhodine
Janice van der Water
Virginia Deschler
Legation
Jeanne Delevie
Good Sainte-Anne
Amy Schaeffer
Anne
Betty Maciver
Grandmere
Versine Ninetta di Benedetto
Naver
Marjorie Haas
Hirsh
Patterson
Dean Gildersleeve
Bulletin Business
Mgr
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