Junior Show Extra stage tonight in Brinkerhoff Theatre
The 1934 class presents Extra a newspaper centered revue with 18 skits six dances and six drama pieces. Constance Smith chairs the program with music by Columbia Blue Lions and dances directed by Hinde Barnett and others. Reads like a campus entertainment note from a 1930s issue.
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Brinkerhoff
Columbia Blue Lions
Constance Smith
Helen” Feeney
Damincala Genaitis
Ruth Sherburne
Elinor Remner
Anna Hill Johnston
Janet Marks
Hinde Barnett
Betty Millard
Caroline Potter
Helen Stevenson
Lillian Batlin
Lyda Paz
Louis Waldman to Speak to Fabian Group at Four
Socialist governor candidate Louis Waldman will address the Fabian Group this afternoon at four in the Conference Room on Shall We Censor Books Plays. Attendees include college officials and notable lecturers with plans for remaining speakers through the semester.
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Louis Waldman
New York
Fabian
Ann Wi Aldman
Alhry
Barnard
Charles Solomon
Stor
Barnard Delegation Cited for Work at Model Assembly
Blanche Goldman reports Barnard College students and advisors at Lehigh University for the April Model Assembly League of the Middle Atlantic States. Over one hundred participants from twenty colleges discuss Manchurian crisis unemployment arms limits with Jerome Adler as president.
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Linglebach
University of Pennsylvania
Lehigh University
Assembly
Jerome Adler
James Anderson
Lehigh
Dorothy Crook
League
Miss Tousley Details Purpose of Junior Month
Miss Claire Tousley, director of Junior Month, explains the program at a tea in the Conference Room. Twelve juniors from eastern women's colleges spend a month in New York City learning social work through the Charity Organization Society, focusing on environment and family relationships to help misfits become self-maintaining.
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Claire Tousley
Tousley
New York City
Women’s
Charity Organization Society
Cobb’ S
Miss Tousley
Barnard to Install Next Year’s Officers at 12 Today
Newly elected Barnard student association officers will be inducted in 304 Barnard under the Undergraduate Association. Dean Gildersleeve will speak. Bear Pins are awarded this year with a new plan recognizing four years of service. seniors receive pins at spring start and lower class honorees are noted with shorter service periods.
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Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Student Council
Margaret Gristede
Barbara Smoot
Sarah Pike
Diana Campbell
Catherine Strateman
Helen Cahalane
Rachel Gierhart
Suzanne Strait
Jane Eisler
The
Athletic Association
Helen Flanagan
Gertrude Epstein
Dorothy Crook
Gena Tenney
Ruth Anderson
Elizabeth Armstrong
Margaret’ Martin
Florence Pearl
Aileen Pelletier
Helen Phelps
Jean Ehrlich
Victoria ° Kearney
Katherine Reeve
Kathleen Roderick
Jean Waterman
Helen
Cahalatie
Margaret ‘Gristede
Kathleen McGlinchy
Jane Martin
Louise Dreyer
Georgiana Remer
Roselle ‘Riggin
Gertrude
Gildersleeve
Gena ‘Tenney
Margaret. Gristede
Brown Finds Few Changes in Acting at Compulsory Assembly
Brown, dramatic critic of the Evening Post, urged a New York audience to see Run Little Chillux at a compulsory assembly in the gym on April 18. He argued acting has shrunk, with actors failing to enter or dominate. He contrasted past audiences who judged plays by performance, not just text, noting several season highlights and multiple Camille casts.
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John’ Mason. Brown
Brown
Mr. Brown
New York
Camille
Eva le Gallienne
Lillian Gish
Marguerite Gautier
Eva le Galienne
Miss le Gallienné
1933 Class of 1933 to Hold Last Meeting Tuesday
The Class of 1933 will hold its last class meeting Tuesday April 25 at 1 o clock in 304 Barnard Hall. Attendance is required. Important business includes election of permanent class officers and a brief talk by Miss Erskine plus Senior Week announcements.
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Barnard Hall
Miss. Erskine
Gristede Wins Geneva Summer Study Award at Barnard
Margaret Gristede newly elected Undergraduate Association president and Government major earns a Geneva summer study scholarship from the Students International Union. She is Barnard’s first recipient since 1931 Madelaine Gilmore. The grant covers all expenses except transport. Catherine Strateman also receives Barnard Geneva Scholarship to study in Geneva this summer.
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Margaret Gristede
Geneva
International Union
Miss Gristede
Barnard
Eighteen Seniors Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at College
At the college assembly on Tuesday eighteen members of the present senior class were named to Phi Beta Kappa by Miss Harrington, chapter president. The meeting at Milbank Hall announced Evelyn Ruth Ahrend, Elizabeth Armstrong Giesy, Eleanor Grushlaw, Edith Haggstrom, Beatrice McKinley Lightbowne, Virginia Jordan Maxwell, Frances Moore, Florence Tenney, and others for initiation next week.
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Barrard
New York Delta
Phi Beta, Kappa
National Honor Society
Harrington
Milbank
Evelyn Ruth
Ahrend
Elizabeth
Jeanne Armstrong
Mildred Barish
Mary
Louisa Cottone
Catherine ‘Crook
Dorothy Crook
Jean
Campbell Giesy
Eleanor
Marion Grushlaw
Edith
Alexander
Haggstrom
Sarah Grace
Hower
Beatrice
McKinley
Lightbowne
Margaret
Martin
Virginia
Phi Beta’ ‘Kappa J
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Brinkerhoff Theatre
Model League Assembly
Lehigh U
Blanche Goldman
Peardon
Canada
Rose
Somerville
Margaret Altschul
Elizabeth Bullowa
Jean Preston
Miss Reeve
Miss Somerville
Thomas Peardon
Government Department
Evening Post
Gristede
Phi Beta Kappa
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