Directors Struggle With Rehearsals For Spring Plays
Directors face tight schedules and crowded stages as they rehearse a slate of spring productions. George Morton and The Passion Poison and Petrification entertain with Shaw humor, while The Little Man and Followers offer varied tones. Reine Tracy leads the effort with two shows set for Friday and Saturday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bernard Shaw
Leonore Cowell
John Galsworthy
Germany
Jean Paul
Harold Brighouse
England
Reine Tracy
Jake
Barnard Hosts Play Day For Visiting College Students
Barnard College hosted fifty three visiting students from out of town colleges for a full Play Day sponsored by the Athletic Association. The program ran from 9 45 AM to 4 30 PM with registration, folk dancing, activity periods in sports, lunch, a Greek Games exhibition, and open swimming. Teams led by Barnard representatives competed in volleyball, deck tennis, badminton and tennis with flowers awarded to the top scoring team.
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Barnard College
The
Athletic Association
Barnard
Frances Murphy
Angela Wall
Alpee
Libuse Ostruk
Rita
Mson i
Music Club Elects New Officers
In a Friday election the Music Club chose Vera Robbins as president Susanne Heimann as vice president and Dorothy Boyle as secretary Estelle Cross and Joan Shalit were elected publicity chairman and treasurer respectively but swapped roles with consent, making Cross treasurer and Shalit publicity chairman.
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Music Club
Vera Robbins
Susanne Heimann
Dorothy Boyle
Estelle Cross
Joan Shalit
Margaret Meyer Scholarship Open To Senior Women
Senior students may apply by a formal letter to the Dean's Office before May 1 for the Margaret Meyer Graduate Scholarship in secretarial training. The annual award is 75 dollars enabling a full stenography and typewriting course at a recognized secretarial school. Candidates should consult Miss Doty, Director of the Occupation Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Meyer
Miss Doty
Occupation Bureau
Barnard Spring Dance Showcases Floral Terrace Theme
Barnard College hosts a Saturday night dance on May 6 from 9:30 to 1:30 with a garden terrace décor and Japanese lanterns. Sponsored by the Land and Building Fund Committee to raise the Fiftieth Anniversary Scholarship Fund, the event costs $2.50 per couple and welcomes the entire college community.
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Barnard
Land and Building Fund Committee
Peggy Pardee
Louise van Baalen
Anne Meding
Deborah Allen
Helen Gear
Phyllis Snyder
Jane Bell
Natalie Salley
Caroline Brackenridge
Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Mabel F. Weeks
Donald Read
Jean Allison
Margaret Boyle
Thomas P. Peardon
Douglas Moore
Giles S. Rich
Albert W. Bailey
Senior Week Plans Are Formulated
Plans for Senior Week outline events from June 2 to June 9. Activities include an all college party, step singing, and a Brooks Hall reception, followed by Senior Ball, Baccalaureate service, tea, and a Barnard Camp picnic. Commencement occurs June 6 with related receptions and the ivy planting ceremony to close.
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Brooks Hall
Barnard Camp
Barnard Hall
Latin Test For Tatlock Award Set For April 22
The Tatlock Prize Latin exam will be held Saturday April 22 from 1 10 to 4 10 in Room 330 Milbank Hall. It consists of translating Latin passages into English and is open to all College students including freshmen. Participants should register with Dr. Day or Professor Gertrude Hirst.
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Milbank Hall
Day
Gertrude Hirst
French Group Hears Chinard at Society Tea
M. Gilbert Chinard renowned linguist and Princeton professor spoke to La Societe francaise at Barnard on May 9. The event supports the Bourse fund aiding a senior French major to study abroad, with cast from Dr Knock including Louis Jouvet and Magdeleine Ozeray.
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M. Gilbert Chinard
Societe Francaise
Tea
M. Chinard
Princeton
Columbia’s
Modern Language Association
Legion of Honor
Laureat de L’academie Francaise
Barnard
Columbia
New York University
Dorothy Smith
Virginia Cheyne
Elsyene Dunlap
Norman Saffron
Eleanor Eckhoff
Charlotte Gabor
Lenore Altschule
Marjorie Weiss
Louise van Baalen
Louise Giventer
Alice Gershon
la Societe Francaise
Dr. Knock
eFrench
Europe
Tristan Et Iseur
Maison Francaise
Louis Jouvet
Magdeleine Ozeray
Jules Romains
Wells
Mount Holyoke
Duke
New York
Youth Congress to Attend New York Fair July 1 5
The American Youth Congress will meet in New York from July 1 to 5 with about three thousand youths. Delegates from national and local organizations will form a self governing body to discuss education recreation peace and democracy. A youth day at the World's Fair will feature a Declaration of Rights of American Youth drafted by a Senate from youth organizations.
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American Youth Congress
New York
Congress of Youth
Senate
House of Representatives
Young People of America
Congress
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Brinckerhoff
Miss Tracy
Iwers
George Vton
Grenville Meixell
June Amsden
George
A. A
Kol Schramm, Ruth Cum
Mary Mollison
Fesselphi
Mt. Holyoke
Vassar
College Five
Radbroke
Swarthmore
College For Women
Heagey
Ith
Societe
Club Bourse
Mary FE. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
Irma FE. Voight
National Association of Deans of Women
William H. Bristow
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
LeRoy E. Bowman
Columbia University
H. R. Butler
National Congress of Colored Parents and Teachers
Henry Noble MacCracken
Vassar College
W. W. Comfort
Haverford College
Donald J. Cowling
Carleton College
John W. Davis
West Virginia State College
Edgar
Dagner’s
Beauty Studio
Amsterdam
121St Street
University
Henry Typewriter Co
Amsterdam Ave
Cansino School
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