Former Duror Fellows Pursue Careful Careers
Barnard graduates who received the Caroline Duror Memorial Fellowship pursue varied paths in teaching and research. Marjorie C. Marks runs Woodmere Tutoring School since 1925 and wrote verses for the New York World. Dorothy Spear teaches English at Evan der Childs High School and earned her master’s from Columbia in 1913. Margaret Loud studied at the Sorbonne, lectured at Barnard, and worked with Froman, Inc. in theatre. Helen Ginsberg earned a Radcliffe master’s and works as a scientific analyst. Sylvia Kapald earned a Ph.D. in Economics and contributed to labor groups and journalism. Katharine Russell Bassler teaches math at Bryn Mawr School. Lacey Reed Powell, once at Bryn Mawr, is now accounting secretary at H. N. Whitney & Sons. Irene Cole Kickok, with a sociology master’s from Wisconsin, worked in social welfare and now concentrates on family.
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Barnard
Caroline Duror
Marjorie C. Marks
James C. Jacobson
Woodmere
Jacobson
Columbia
New York World
Dorothy Spear
Evander Childs High School
Margaret Loud
Herbert McAneny
Sorbonne
Miss Latham
Charles Froman,Inc
Helen Ginsberg
Sylvia Kapald
Ben M. Seleckman
Radcliffe
National Bureau of Economics Research
Macy's
A. l. Rothschild “& Co
Bankers
Seleckiman
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Hunter College
Social Science Research Council
Massachusetts League of Women Voters
The
Nation
the Freeman
Katharine Russell Bassler
Bryn Mawr
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Bryn Mawr Colege
Lacey Reed Powell
Tacoma
Washington
H. N. Whitney & Sons
Seattle
New York
Irene Cole Kickok
S. Max Nelson
University of Wisconsin
Brooklyn Bureau of Charity
National Federation of Settlement Workers
Annual AA Banquet May 9 Promises Big Event
The AA plans a larger banquet on May 9 at 6 30 P M in Barnard Hall with Miss Ethel Perrin as guest of honor and speaker. Other speakers include Dr Alsap Miss Mian Ameli Abele and Gertrude Wyle. Tickets are 1 00 for day students and 15 cents for dorm students.
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A. A
Ethel Perrin
American Child Association
Miss Perrin
National Athletic Association Board
Dr. Alsap
Mian
Ameli Abele
Gertrude Wyle
Hotel Astor
Barnard
Barnard Hall
Natural Dancing Demonstration At Barnard Hall
The advanced and Intermediate Natural Dancing classes will hold their annual demonstration on Thursday afternoon May 1 at 4 30 in the Gymnasium of Barnard Hall. The college may attend with friends. The program includes rhythm demonstrations and several group dances followed by original works by the creators. Dancing has become a major college activity rivaling swimming in popularity. It offers insight for freshmen and sophomores planning Greek Games.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard
Student Council For Next Year Installed Continuation
Katherine Brehme, Honor Board Chair, reports over twenty five cases filed this year. Publicity lacking fueled the rise, though freshmen and transfers saw no new cases after this year’s campaign. The Honor Code now functions as a check on student knowledge rather than a pledge. Office pledges were given to undergraduate officers and the Representative Assembly.
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A.A
Representative Assembly
Katherine Brehme
Honor Board
Newman Club Holds Tea for Father Ford and Plans Year
The Newman Club officers hosted a tea for moderator Reverend George B. Ford in the Little Parlor on April 22. They sketch bi monthly meetings and tea dances, aim to open Newman Hall on 115th Street next fall, and prepare speakers for events. Marve Le Vine and Anita Delice attend July Province Convention in Boston as Barnard representatives. A joint Newman Club tea dance with Columbia and Barnard occurs April 24 at Casa Italiana, followed by May 12 dinner at John Jay Hall.
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Newman Club
George B. Ford
Father Ford
Newman Hall
115Th Street
Marve le Vine
Anita Delice
Boston
Barnard
Newman Clubs of
Columbia
Casa Italiana
Newman Clubs
Columbia University
John Jay Hall
End of June Set for Silver Bay Conference
Delegates listed include Glady Vanderbilt Thelma Rosengardt Kitty Brehme Margaret Ralph Betty Gaw Marian Rhodes Clara Otey Kate Jaecker Olga Kallos Ann Gunther Irene Staubach Anita Delice Dorothy Kramm Dora Breitwieser Virginia Weil Gertrude Leuchtenberg Ima Arumwiede Christianna Furse Frances Smith Dorothy Smith Harriet Kuhlman Christine Urban Betty Beans. The event gathers numerous participants for a conference at Silver Bay at the end of June.
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Glady Vanderbilt
Thelma Rosengardt
Kitty Brehme
Margaret Ralph
Betty Gaw
Marian Rhodes
Clara Otey
Kate Jaecker
Olga Kallos
Ann Gunther
Irene Staubach
Anita Delice
Dorothy Kramm
Dora Breitwieser
Virginia Weil
Gertrude Leuchtenberg
Ima Arumwiede
Christianna Furse
Frances Smith
Dorothy Smith
Harriet Kuhlman
Christine Urban
Betty Beans
Class Officers for Next Year Elected
Kay Kiehl named Greek Games business manager and Dot Crook appointed Greek Games chairman. Elected officers include Gena Tenney vice president Aileen Pelletier secretary Betty Adams treasurer Jeanne Waterman social chairman Alicia Fortier ring chairman Marjorie Harley and Margaret Dalglish Representatives to Representative Assembly Sally Anthony Honor Board representative Mildred Barish class historian Jean Giesey poster chairman Margaret Martin representative to Class executive board.
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Kay Kiehl
Dot Crook
Gena Tenney
Aileen Pelletier
Betty Adams
Jeanne Waterman
Alicia Fortier
Marjorie Harley
Margaret Dalglish
Sally Anthony
Mildred Barish
Jean Giesey
Margaret Martin
Class of 1932 elects six officers and planners
The class elected six officers for the coming term at a Wednesday meeting. Dorothy Kramm became editor of Mortarboard, Dora Brietwieser was named business manager, Mary Nelson was elected vice-president, and Virginia Weil will head the sophomore luncheon. Helen Hortense Calisher was named Junior Show chairman and Jane Wyatt was chosen Social Chairman and in charge of the class team and Junior Prom.
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Dorothy Kramm
Mortarboard
Dora Brietwieser
Mary Nelson
Virginia Weil
Hortense
Calisher
Jane Wyatt
Bulletin investigates scholarship offers across disciplines
The article examines graduate awards in art architecture literature homeopathy and physics with details in the University of California Graduate Bulletin. Wellesley College now offers yearly graduate tuition scholarships and the Alice Freeman Palmer Fellowship provides about one thousand dollars. The pamphlet notes not requiring a doctor’s degree, but typically honors a candidate with proven graduate work, implying an M A level.
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Graduate Bulletin of
The
University of California
Wellesley College
Alice Freeman Palmer
German Club Re-Elects Officers This Year
Deutscher Kreis re elects entire staff. Officers named include President Gerda Halgreen Vice president Erika Horwitz Secretary Marion Dreyfus Treasurer Marjorie Mueller Publicity Chairman Irmgard Aue.
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Deutscher Kreis
Gerda Halgreen
Erika Horwitz
Marion Dreyfus
Marjorie Mueller
Irmgard Aue
Undergrad Work Sparks Award Interest
The notice notes that this great distinction in undergraduate work may lead to an award. It signals forthcoming information on the subject and invites questions from aspiring students, emphasizing that more specific inquiries are welcome.
Disposable Kotex pad notice from Chicago company
An excerpt notes a disposable product from Kotex Company based in Chicago Illinois. It references disposable use and indicates corporate origin in a brief context.
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Kotex Company
Chicago
Ilinois
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Silver Bay
SOPHS
Bulletin Investigates
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