Weber Wins Graduate American Studies Fellowship
Miriam Weber forty earned a graduate fellowship in American Studies, valued at 500 dollars, awarded by the Faculty Committee for 1940 41. Florence Dubroff forty named alternate. the gift comes from Mrs Leo Wallerstein. Weber will study American life at Columbia and has prior roles on Quarterly and Bulletin, with leadership in the Junior Show Book Committee and the Barnard Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Weber
Florence Dubroff
Leo Wallerstein
Dorothy Calman
Miss Weber
Bulletin
Columbia
Barnard Community Chest Committee
Miss Dubroff
Shes
Hechler Praises Yearbook Exceeding Expectations
Kenneth W. Hechler lauds the 1941 Mortarboard yearbook edited by Jean Ackermann for its accuracy intimacy and timely publication. He praises its compact design attractive simple cover folding chapter dividers and lasting quality comparing it favorably with reference books.
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Kenneth W. Hechler
Jean Ackermann
Barnard
The
New Yorker
Spring Barbecue Day at Camp Draws Students
A Sunday barbecue at Camp outside town offers outdoor chicken and ice cream, with a bus from College and maps available from Miss Wayman. Tickets are sixty cents for day students and thirty cents for dorm students, with escorts welcome.
43 And 41 Elect Officers
Mary Jo Jordan was elected sophomore Greek Games Chairman for next year at a freshman class meeting. Gretchen Relyea will be Business Manager. Mary Milnes was elected Vice President of the class of 1943 for 1940 41. Virginia Ros was elected Honor Board Representative for the class of 1941 at a Junior class meeting. Winifred Anderson was elected Treasurer and Adeline Bostlemann was Long Leader. Lucia Quintero elected Poster Chairman and Pat Lambdin Class Historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Jordan
Gretchen Relyea
Mary Milnes
Virginia Ros
Winifred Anderson
Adeline Bostlemann
Lucia Quintero
Pat Lambdin
Virginia Ro
Spring Dance at Barnard Hall Attracts 500 Attendees
Tomorrow night Barnard Hall hosts the Spring Dance with 275 students and escorts. Dancers will use a red and white tent on the terrace and lemonade will be served. John Carvey and his Blue Lions provide music as guests include Dean Gildersleeve and several Mrs. and Mr. attendees.
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Barnard Hall
Patricia Lambdin
John Carvey
Blue Lions
Dean Gildersleeve
Grant
Adam Leroy Jones
George Young
Read
Elspeth Davies
Margaret Boyle
Ruth Taubenhaus
Anne Meding
Doris Noakes
Louise van Baalen
Betty Throop
Winifred Bach
Carolyn Brackenridge
Peggy Pardee Bates
Leadership Course To Be Held In June
Camp leadership course at Barnard Camp runs June 7 to 21 for freshmen sophomores and juniors. Apply to Miss Margaret Holland Faculty Advisor. The two week program has a $15 fee.
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Barnard Camp
Margaret Holland
Barnard
Test Application Due By 4 Today For Language Exams
The Registrar informs students the Foreign Language Requirement test will be held Friday afternoon May 10 at 4 10 in French German Greek Latin with rooms assigned later. If permitted by the Foreign Language Requirement Committee Italian Spanish or English for foreign students may be offered. Applications must be filed by 4 p.m. April 26. Late filings may be accepted with an additional $5 fee if accommodation is possible.
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Committee On
Songs And Dances Of Renaissance Period At College Parlor
A Renaissance program presented in the College Parlor featured Barnard students performing dances and songs. The program included Ronsard poems set to music by La Grotte, Janequin, and Lassus, plus dances such as Pavane and Gaillard. Dancers, singers, and announcers were led by Professors Le Duck and Strong and Miss Gena Tenny.
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Barnard
Ronsard
Nicolas de la Grotte
Petit Enfant Amour
Gaillard
Nature Ornant Cassandre
Clement Janequin
Orlando de Lassus
Mignonne
Alfons Voir
le Duck and
Strong
Gena Tenny
Dorothy Boyle
Carolyn Brackenridge
Florence Dubroff
Evelyn Hagmoe
Jane Moon
Naomi Sells
Maud Vance
Phyllis Wiegard
Laine Bernstein
Jean Gainfort
Combined Glee Clubs Recital Tonight at Barnard Hall
The Barnard Glee Club teams with the Columbia Glee Club and Columbia Orchestra for a 8:30 p.m. recital in Barnard Hall Gymnasium. Brahms works open with the Tragic Overture, followed by a Brahms Rhapsody for Alto, Men’s Chorus and Orchestra featuring Mary Frances Lehrnerts. Debussy’s The Blessed Damozel closes the program with Lehrnerts narrating and Brenda Miller as the damozel. No admission charge. new officers preside next year led by Betty Clifford.
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Barnard Glee Club
Columbia Glee Club
Columbia Orchestra
Barnard Hall Gymnasium
Brahms
Beethoven
Debussy
Mary Frances J.ehnerts
Damozel
Claude Debussy
Miss Lehnerts
Brenda Miller
Damoezel
Glee Club
Betty Clifford
Majors Hear First Lady At Capitol
Ruth Blumner reports on Barnard students visiting Washington to study the federal government. The First Lady urged that women can do anything, citing District sanitary demands as an example. The group met Justice Frankfurter and Senators Wagner and Van denburg, toured landmarks, and learned about the Children’s Bureau before hearing about potential government centralization.
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Barnard
Jane Clark
Elizabeth Reynard
Elspeth Davies
Washington
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Wagner
Vandenberg
Tea reception bid farewell to Dr Lyman and Mrs Read
The Episcopal Lutheran and Wycliffe clubs sponsor a joint farewell reception for Mrs Dorothy K Read and Dr Mary Ely Lyman in the College Parlor on Monday from four to six. Guests include Dean Gilderleeve Chaplain Knox Ruth Taubenhaus and others connected to Bernard College.
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Episcopal
Wycliffe
Dorothy K. Read
Mary Ely Lyman
Dean Gilderleeve
Knox
Ruth Taubenhaus
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Marjorie Leahy
Beth Bishop
Helen Baker
Phyllis Mann
Martha Lawrence
Claire Lawlor
Victoria Hughes
Constance Hare
Juliette Kenny
Edith Meyer
Ellen Barnett
Marjorie Eilers
Ann Vermilve
Court of Senior Proctors
Board of Senior Proctors
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Hechler
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Vents
Carvey
Capitol
Wagner, Vandenberg
Justice Frankfurter
By Ruth Blumner
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