AA Sponsors Banquet Set For May 11 At Barnard
The Athletic Association plans its spring banquet on Friday May 11 at 7 in the Gymnasium for the entire college. Awards will be presented at the banquet replacing the tea in prior years. Entertainment is planned with speakers to be announced. Admission is one dollar with sign up posters on Jake and ticket booths soon.
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Bulletin
Anne Ross
Miriam Skinner
Jake
Barnard Dance Group to Perform at Assembly
The Barnard Dance Group will entertain during the regular assembly hour in the Gym tomorrow at one. Twelve advanced dancers perform solos and ensembles with choreography by the group and music by Nancy Calafati. Members include Beckwith, Berkowitz, Bergman, Bodenstein, Cavanaugh, Dana, Freiss, Holmgren, Phelps, Rogers, Ross, and Wilby.
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Marie-Anne Phelps
AA Dance
Nancy Calafati
Charlotte Beckwith
Irma Berkowitz
Mimi Bergman
Beatrice Bodenstein
Patricia Cavanaugh
Leora Dana
Anne Freiss
Frances Holmgren
Jean Rogers
Anne Ross
Molly Wilby
Marion Strong
Physical Education Department
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Connecticut
Smith Colleges
Sophomore Class Elects New Officers
The sophomore class met in Brinckerhoff Theater at noon last Thursday to elect officers for the coming year. Maria Balfour became vice president, Doris Johnson secretary, and Evi Bossanyi treasurer. Balfour has served as Greek Games Chairman and in Wigs and Cues, while Bossanyi held roles in Rep resentative Assembly and National Service Committee among others. Johnson served as social chairman of the class.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Marcia Balfour
Doris Johnson
Evi Bosganyi
Miss Balfour
Wigs and Cues
Miss Bossanyi
Representative Assembly
A.A
National Service Committee
Miss Johnson
Plan NS Program For Next Year At Barnard College
National Service Committee outlined a plan for the coming year to involve every Barnard girl in National Service. A recruiting committee led by Helen Coupe will contact all students. notices go through Student Mail before exams. registration runs Monday to Friday 12 to 2 in the National Service room. Fourteen member names will be released soon. A central publicity committee, led by Susan Schwartz, seeks volunteers. Incoming freshmen will register at Jake booth during fall registration. forms mirror last year. Volunteer work, including clothing packing, will count as service hours.
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Barnard
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National Service Room
Susan Schwartz
Jake
Twenty Eight Elected To Phi Beta Kappa at Barnard
Twenty eight graduating students from Barnard College have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Members listed include Marcia Barishman Joan Clarke Alecia Conner Dorothy Dattner Helene Driefuss May Edwards Sara Ferris and others. Initiation is set for May 1 at 1 10 in Barnard Hall with a May 2 College Team honor ceremony.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Louise M. Comer
Barnard
Columbia
Marcia Barishman
Joan R. Clarke
Alecia Conner
Dorothy Dattner
Helene Driefuss
May Edwards
Sara Ferris
Sabra Follett
Daisy Fornacca
Elsa Funaro
Jean Gimbert
Marcia Perin Jordan
Avra Kessler
Madeline Kessler
Bette Kuhlman
Joanne Ruth
Bernice Lindenberg
Mary Morgan
Margaret Naumberg
Jean Neel
Sibylle Polke
Dave Reid
Betty Sachs
Miriam Skinner
Blanche Sweet
Dorothy Terrace
June Wals
Jane Walsh
Barnard Hall
Last Day for Greek Games Ticket Refunds
Students must bring Greek Games tickets to the social affairs office at 104 Barnard to receive refunds. Refunds issued by the Bursar's office on Wednesday only if more than one ticket is held, with hours 9 30 to 1 30 and 2 30 to 4 30.
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Social Affairs
Barnard
PC Plans April 25 Events for San Francisco Conference
College Ten will debut a short film Peace Builders on opening day with two showings at 4 20 and 5 15 sponsored by Political Council. A UN documents booth and Dumbarton Oaks pamphlets will be available with flags and delegates pictured. Special noon service at St Pauls Chapel led by Rev Otis R Rice.
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College Ten
United Nations
Political Council
Jake
United States
St. Paul’s Chapel
Otis R. Rice
Barnard Red Cross Carnival Draws Big Crowd
Barnard Hall hosted a Red Cross Carnival drawing students V 12s and guests for a night of hot jazz by Louis Armstrong Cozy Cole and others. Performers included Stuff Smith Sam Stewart and Art Baker with booths, prizes, and refreshments, raising funds for the Red Cross from 7 30 to midnight.
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Cozy Cole
Stuff Smith
Art Baker
Sam Stewart
Foots Thomas
CURC
Barnard Hall
V-12
Onyx Club
Cab Calloway
Town Meeting Debates Barnard War Policy and Junior Show
About forty Barnard students met in the Conference Room to discuss war policy for next year and how to involve Representative Assembly on issues as world conditions change. They praised Junior Show as a student spirit booster and cooperative experience while noting it is time consuming and raises objections.
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Representative Assembly
Barnard
Margaret Weitz
Senior Week Dues and Stockings Payment Urged
The Senior Week Committee asks all graduating seniors to pay five dollar dues before May 4 covering Baccalaureate tea Senior Tea step singing and the banquet. Stockings priced at 1.10 will be sold this week through May 4 with distribution in exam week.
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Alecia Conner
Mariane Miller
Barnard Hall
Senior Class Meets at Noon
The senior class meeting is moved from one to noon in Brinckerhoff Theatre to allow viewing of tomorrow's Dance Demonstration. Elections will elect a permanent president vice president secretary and treasurer. Two representatives will join the Alumnae Fund committee of the Barnard Alumnae Association.
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Sembly
Alumnae Fund
Barnard Alumnae Association
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