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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1932

Page

3

Jane Martin Chosen Mortarboard Editor and Assembly Members Named

Jane Martin was elected Mortarboard editor at college elections held Thursday and Friday. Six juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman were named to the Representative Assembly, including Catherine Strateman as business manager and Katherine Reeve, Mary Abbott, Alicia Fortier, Jean Waterman, Margaret Martin, and Elizabeth Armstrong as members.

Jane Martin Catherine Strateman Jjortarboard Representative Assembly Katherine Reeve Mary Abbott Alicia Fortier Jean Waterman Margaret Martin Elizabeth Armstrong Selen Cahalane Anne Spiers Mortarboard Ring Greek Games Property

Anne Schmidt to Give Dance Recital Monday

Barnard alumna Miss Anne Schmidt class of 1921 will present a dance recital Monday evening April 25 with half the proceeds benefiting the new Alumnae Fund Tickets cost 1.00 or 1.50 Schmidt gained fame at Barnard as dancer and actress later teaching at Henry Street Settlement Neighborhood Playhouse and Cand Street Follies Her history includes Greek Games Dance Club leadership and athletic participation with basketball and swimming teams

Anne Schmidt Barnard Schmidt Aas Wigs Cues Iss Schmidt Henry Street Ghborhood Playhouse Playhouse Eva ‘le Gallienne Gia Gray Ater

Jean Waterman Chosen Junior Month Delegate

The Junior Month Committee elected Miss Jean Waterman of the junior class as Barnard representative for Junior Month this summer. She joins twelve students from women’s colleges to study social work in July at the Women's University Club under the direction of the Charity Organization Society, I. C. Gildersleeve.

Jean Waterman Barnard Dents Women’s University Club Charity Organization Society

Registrar Announces Program Meeting For Juniors And Seniors

The Registrar's office invites all prospective juniors and seniors including transfers to attend department meetings on April 19 at noon. Attendees receive a Tentative Program Card for adviser discussion. Appointments with advisers should be made between April 19 and 27.

Columbia Bar

Greek Games Triumph Delights Barnard Guests

Greek Games drew praise from notable guests including Alma Gluck Zimbalist and Ted Shawn. Sophomore Catherine Strateman led a 68 to 32 victory over the freshman class with strong athletics and music, costuming, and choral work receiving high marks from judges and attendees.

Bulletin Mme Alma Gluck Zimbalist Zimbalist Catherine Strateman Abram Chasins Ted Shawn Shawn Barnard John Erskine Otto H. Kahn William Sloane Coffin Rudolph Ganz Alfred Meyer William L. Duffy Earl J. Hadley Sophie Breslau Doris Humphreys Ruth St Denis

SOPH DANCE IS HIGH POINT

Dignity and restrained ritual defined this year's Greek Games with a stately entrance of worshippers white-robed maidens and a solemn dedication to Dionysus. The ceremony tied gaiety tragedy and competitive spirit to a single hieratic mood led by the altar priestess as emblem.

Dionysus

Innovations In Courses For 1932 33 Announced By Bulletin

The Winter and Spring Sessions bulletin outlines course changes across departments. Psychology splits Experimental Psychology into quantitative 7 8 and qualitative 9 10 with flexible sequencing. Anthropology opens 107 108 to upperclassmen. several English courses are withdrawn. Greek Art replaces Classical Civilization 52. Faculty absences noted for 1932 33 with several professors on leave.

Bulletin of Information C. H. Young Edward Mead Earle Hirst Ogilvie Bugh

Eliminate Bathos From Processional Entrance

A design proposal trims bathos from the processional entrance while reducing dramatic intensity. Officials seek a solemn, steady progression with clear symbolism, avoiding abrupt tonal shifts that undercut ceremony.

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College I. C. Gildersleeve Rosenblatt Mme. Zimbalist Chasins Beatrice Scheer Carolyn Potter Marjorie van Alst Wright Roselle Riggin Rachel Gierhart Margaret Gristede Agnes Creagh Hazel Gulbransen Suzanne Strait Jeanette Reynolds Soph Louise Rosenblatt
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