Sophs Triumph in Greek Games Victory Over Freshmen
The sophomore class won the Greek Games 52.5 to 47.5 in Barnard Hall gym, with Rosetta Croxton leading the green and gold chariot and five hundred spectators watching. Points were earned across athletics, dance, and properties, while wreaths were awarded to winners including Goldsmith and Haggerty in discus and Denise Martin and Dorothy Maddock in hurdling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Hall
Rosetta Croxton
Erna Ebeling
Muriel Chevrous
Adrienne Lucey
Marilyn Martin
Roberta Tunick
Ann Cowan
Gloria-Ann Gray
Catherine Harrington
Rosemary Richmond
Katherine Goldsmith
Virginia Haggerty
Emily McMurray
Denise Martin
Dorothy Maddock
Ruth Raup
Virginia Kanick
Erdmuthe Tillich
Marcia Balfour
Nancy Cameron
Alta Goulwin
Margaret Copeland
Constance
Marion Strong
Lelia Finan
Christopher Morley
Mark van
Princeton Joins Barnard In Concert Saturday
The Barnard and Princeton Glee Clubs present a joint concert Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in McMillin Theater with a dinner in Hewitt Hall and a dance in Brooks Hall. Joint numbers include Turn Back O Man Hallelujah Amen and Awake draws nigh the break of day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Social Affairs
Residence Halls
Barnard Music Department
Barnard Hall
Barnard
Princeton
McMillin Theater
Princeton Glee Club
Hewitt Hall
Brooks Hall
Holst
Halle
Wagner
Porgy
Bess
Handel
Barnard Glee Club
Deems Taylor
Fly
Singing Bird
Egar
Brockway
Frog
Straw Guy
Kodaly
Igor Buketoff
Russell Ames Cook
Frances Lanza
Glee Club
Julia Fremon
Miss Lanza
Clare Stein
Peggy Partridge
Ruth Raup
Red Cross Carnival and War Policy Forum Tonight
A Red Cross Carnival is held tomorrow night with Louis Armstrong featured. A town meeting at four in the Conference Room will discuss War Policy, with Mary Louise Stewart noting Student Council support for a drafting committee. Representatives from each class join two members, NS chairman, and Assembly president on the committee to draft the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Mary Louise Stewart
National Service
Doris McGannon
Dorothy Dieterle
Clare Stein
Ruth Maier
Lawrie Trevor
Barbara Hewlett
College Red Cross Fair to Feature Jazz Acts and Games
The night marks a 7:30 to 12 event in the gym with Louis Armstrong and band guests joining the Stuff Smith Trio Cozy Cole and Columbia V-12s at the Red Cross benefit. Tickets are 25 cents at noon. Multiple student clubs host booths offering refreshments games and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Armstrong
Jake
Cozy Cole
Seven Lively Arts
Stuff Smith
Onyx Club
Lucille Manners
Martha Tilton
Ruth Maier
Columbia V-12
The
Athletic Association
Fine Arts
Liberal Club
Fiji
Bulletin
Tony
Dushka Howarth
Charlotte Korany
Caroline McMullen
Debate at Barnard and Temple on compulsory labor arbitration
The first Barnard Temple University Debate Club clash debated a bill requiring compulsory arbitration for labor disputes after failed conciliation. Barnard’s Campion and Cagnassola urged outlawing strikes and mandating impartial arbitration. Temple’s Sperbeck and Cook countered that existing processes suffice and a compulsory law would be impractical and undemocratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Temple University
Bettty Campion
Anne Cagnassola
Miriam Sperbeck
Jane Cook
Temple
Miss Campion
Miss Sperbeck
Leff Named Interfaith Council Head and Proctors Picked
In a Tuesday meeting Barnard appoints Joan Leff chairman of the Interfaith Council for the coming year. Senior Proctors selected include Charlotte Beckwith Ruth Brofft Mary Brogan Irma Brown and many others. Honorary proctors named for juniors not returning next year. Wigs and Cues to perform May 10 and 12 with 25 cent student tickets. Freshman and sophomore appointees join Columbia Date Bureau committee. Auctioneer Clare Stein to sell lost and found on May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Leff
Interfaith Council
Miss Leff
Menorah
Federation of Jewish Student Organizations
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
I.R.C. Council
Charlotte Beckwith
Ruth Brofft
Mary Brogan
Irma Brown
Mary Brown
Florence Butler Cassell
Nancy Chase
Marilyn Cha
Joan Abbrancati
Doris Johnson
Columbia
Barnard
Clare Stein
Select Mortarboard Staff For Next Year
The Mortarboard and Bear staffs name the 1947 team: Ruth Maier as business manager, Jean Connors and Charlotte Korany as associate editors, Nancy Cameron as advertising manager, Doris Hopfer as circulation editor, Evi Bossanyi as photography editor, Rosalind Brueck as art editor, and Ruth Raup as copy editor. Submissions to the Bear close by Monday with a May publication goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortarboard
Bear
Priscilla Block
Ruth Maier
Associated
Jean Connors
Charlotte Korany
Nancy Cameron
Doris Hopfer
Evi Bossanyi
Rosalind Brueck
Ruth Raup
Refunds Offered For Greek Games Tickets Next Tuesday
Applications for refunds close next Tuesday. The college will refund all tickets beyond the first. Outsiders can return all tickets. students qualify only if holding more than one. Bursar pays on Wednesday April 2 from 9:30 to 11:30 and 2:30 to 4:30 with authorization from Social Affairs. Returnable tickets must be presented in 104 Barnard by 4:00 Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Affairs Office
Barnard
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Stuff Smith Trio
Columbia V
Elect Leff
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