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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1950

Page

6

Freshman Sophomore Dancers Help After Saturday Accident

A letter to the editor lauds the quick calm actions of freshman dancers and sophomores Billie Haake and Bonita Johnson after an accident during Saturday games. The note also praises Gloria Lamantia for perfect attendance and her prior enthusiasm and work in the freshman dance.

Billie Haake Bonita Johnson Gloria Lamantia Dace Nike Marion Strong

Four Plays Depict Themes of Drama, Love and Marriage

Wigs and Cues presents four one act plays on love and marriage on May 4 5 6 at 8 30 pm in Brinckerhoff theatre Each play features named actors led by Adolphus Sweet and a cast including Nancy Quint Marion Magid Mary Bridgeman Sally Kester Holly Bradford Myron Winick Ellen Conroy Rita Kaufman John Ott Judith Kassow and Patricia Miller The program runs under the title Four of a Difference and is directed by Mr Sweet with production management by Patricia Miller

Brinckerhoff Theatre Jake Noel Coward Adolphus Sweet Nancy Quint Mr. Sweet Marion Magid Mary Bridgeman James Barrie Sally Kester Kate Holly Bradford Lady Sims Myron Winick Sir Harry Ellen Conroy Alfred de Musset Rita Kaufman Marquis John Ott Count Anton Chekov Stephan Stepanovitch Judith Kassow Natalia Stepanovna Patricia Miller

Economics Career Paths for Women Highlighted by Saulnier

Professor Raymond Saulnier outlines abundant opportunities for women with economics majors. Fields include business, banking, government, research, personnel, sales, market research, and teaching. A master's or doctoral degree enhances advancement, though not required for Civil Service or most jobs.

Raymond Saulnier Barnard Concernigg New York City Saulnier New York

Summer Music School Plans Orchestral Training Course

Philadelphia's New School of Music announces a six week summer symphonic training course from July 5 to August 16. Led by Max Aronoff, the program targets orchestral string players, with nineteen weekly hours, tuition of 125 dollars covering lessons and ensemble work, and auditor access to Curtis String Quartet rehearsals.

Philadelphia New School of Music Max Aronoff America Curtis String Quartet

Start Summer Concert Subscriptions For 1950 Series

Stadium Concerts Inc offers pre season sale of 12 ticket books at 12 dollars and 6 ticket books at 6 dollars for the 1950 New York Philharmonic series at Lewisohn Stadium. Subscriptions are transferable and usable any night with rain check, covering June 19 to August 12 five concerts a week plus soloist appearances. Tickets available in person or by mail from Stadium Concerts, Inc at 20 West 57 Street and via Student Affairs Office.

Stadium Concerts Inc New York Philharmonic Symphony Lewisohn Stadium Stadium Concerts, Inc West 57 Street

Tour of P S Tells of Jobs

Students interested in nursing and medical fields can attend an open house this afternoon from 2 to 5 p m sponsored by the College of Physicians and Surgeons. A hospital tour of Presbyterian Hospital and Maxwell Hall will run with an exhibit of student projects and a faculty tea. A conference will discuss nursing as a career and job opportunities for women in medical lab clerical and personnel roles.

College of Physicians and Surgeons Presbyterian Hospital Maxwell Hall

Greek Games See Innovations in Entrance Costumes and Scoring

The report notes no change in the general Greek Games procedure over 48 years yet details new features. A combined entrance replaces the old competitive entry, a Greek chorus was added, and costumes shift from cheese cloth to silk and wool jersey for better drape and reuse. The orchestra moves from behind curtains to the balcony, while event counts and scoring adjust to keep results close with two possible judge decisions.

J. H

Student Council assigns publicity and orientation roles

The Student Council named Kay Munzer as publicity manager and Bettina Blake to head the Freshman Orientation Program with Jean Elder as vice-chairman. Priscilla Redfearn chairs the Vocational Committee. Anneke Baan is clubs chairman and the chairman becomes a non voting ex officio member of all clubs. Ann Hersey is Interfaith Council chairman, Claire Delage is Social chairman, Jane Collier Bulletin Board chairman.

Kay Munzer Bettina Blake Jean Elder Priscilla Redfearn Anneke Baan Ann Hersey Interfaith Council Claire Delage Jane Collier Bulletin Board

Archery and Dance Awards Highlight A.A. Event

Minor awards went to Nancy Karl and Juanita Gundeles with Jean Cummins earning honorable mention. Carol Leni received the major modern dance award, and Molly Cammock, Carol Burnham, and Naomi Loeb earned minor awards. Br. Jo Boettjer was installed as new A.A. president by Miss Klein after the awards presentation.

Nancy Karl Juanita Gundeles Jean Cummins Carol Leni Molly Cammock Carol Burnham Naomi Loeb Jo Boettjer A.A Miss Klein

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