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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1940

Page

2

Majors Visit Washington

A group of 53 students toured the Supreme Court building meeting Justice Frankfurter and observing court sessions. They later visited the Food and Drug Administration and the White House, where First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt spoke on women in government and career preparation. Senators Wagner and Vandenberg hosted a lunch at the House Restaurant.

Supreme Court Justice Frankfurter United States White House Justice Murphy Justice Douglas Food and Drug Administration Department of Agriculture Barnard Mrs. Roosevelt

Barnard Mortarboard praised for honest, vivid junior section

The 1941 Mortarboard is lauded for clear dark-background photos and write-ups that capture genuine spirit and attainments of juniors. Praise goes to writer and staff for producing a book truer to Barnard than prior yearbooks and predicting a standout junior show.

Barnard

Mortarboard Sign Up Urged For Next Year

Grace Barrett editor of the 1942 Mortarboard asks interested students to sign up on the poster on Jake. Four categories literary business photography and art. Freshmen urged to sign up for future editorial roles and training.

Grace Barrett Jake Miss Barrett Mortarboard

Prizes Awarded by Spanish Club at Year’s End

The Spanish Club honored Cervantes and Machado in its final program. Prizes went to students for Machado recitations and for department sponsored essay contests. First prize went to Jane Greenbaum, second to Mary Scully, third to Virginia Cheyne, with special mention for Sherrill Cannold and Marie Mesrobian.

Miguel de Cervantes Antonio Machado Machado Jane Greenbaum Mary Scully Virginia Cheyne Sherrill Cannold Marie Mesrobian Casa de Las Espanas Lucia Quintero Maria Seris Cervantes Marjorie Rosser Edith Borner Nourie Ehrlich Ruth Stevenson Dorothy Allen Flora Ehrsam Dorothy Keith Eleanor Eckhoff Helen Baker Alice Drury Phyllis Snyder Bettina Boynton Anne Connolly Helen Clayton

Tea in College Parlor By American Student Union

A tea is scheduled in the College Parlor on Friday April 26 at four. The American Student Union hosts the event. Tennis courts may be used Saturday afternoons by anyone with a date after permission from Miss Wayman’s office.

American Student Union Miss Wayman’s

Community group names officers and roles

Bettina Boynton and Mary Scully serve as secretaries. Ida Es poillat '42 is treasurer, and Lucia Quintero is director of publicity.

Bettina Boynton Mary Scully Ida Espoillat Lucia Quintero

Glee Club Meeting Scheduled for Monday April 29

The Glee Club will meet on Monday April 29 from five to six thirty in the afternoon. Members are reminded to attend as plans for upcoming performances will be discussed.

Glee Club

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Washington Hear Frankfurter Wagner Vandenberg Sena Hechler Congress Archibald MacLeish A.S.U. Tea Fice D. V. Bazinet Amsterdam New York City Florists A. G. Papadem & CO. Florists Broadway Tilson’s Drug Store 116Th Street Elizabeth Arden Helena Rubinstein Dorothy Gray Leatherie Caron Harriet Hubbard Ayer Peggy Sage Bromo Columbia Book Store Barnard’s Circus
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