Clubs Honor D Lyman and Mrs Read in Farewell Reception
Dr. D Lyman, set to become Dean of Sweet Briar College in Virginia, and Mrs. Dorothy K Read, retiring Barnard secretary, were honored at a joint farewell hosted by Episcopal Lutherart and Wycliffe clubs. Lyman plans study of small town college after 17 years at Barnard and Vassar. Read departs for New Jersey after graduating Barnard twice and serving in student social affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Mary Ely Lyman
Jorothy K. Read
Char
Episcopal
Lutherat
Wycliffe
Lyman
Sweet Briar College
Lynchburg
Virginia
Vassar
Sweet Briar
Dr. Lyman
Read
New Jersey
Menorah
Newman Club
Dean Gildersleeve
R. C. Knox
Ruth Taubenhaus
George Rath
Robert Andrus
Mabel Foote Weeks
Horace K. Friess
Glee Clubs Close Home Season With Final Recital Before Tour
The Columbia and Barnard Glee Clubs presented a joint concert directed by James Giddings with the Columbia Orchestra under Herbert Dittler. Brahms Debussy and Beethoven works featured soloists Mary Frances Lehnerts and Brenda Miller. The program closed with Beethovens Fantasy for Piano Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Giddings. Barnard plans a Rutgers recital next Friday.
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Columbia
Barnard
James Giddings
Columbia Orchestra
Herbert Dittler
Brahms
Beethoven
Debussy
Mary Frances Lehnerts
Barnard Glee Club
Blessed Damosel
Rossetti
Brenda Miller
Miss Lehnerts
Edward Cone
Giddings
Betty Clifford
Ethel Mainzer
School of Business
Rutgers University
Spring Dance At Gym Draws Large Crowd And Picnic
Two hundred seventy five students and escorts attended last Saturday's Spring Dance in the gym with John Carvey and his Columbia Blue Lions providing music. Decorations featured red and white circus tents and balloons, lanterns lit the jungle terrace, and a Sunday picnic offered barbecue ice cream and outdoor sports. The event included many guests and a full committee of students led by Patricia Lambdin with Frances Murphy as Camp Committee chair.
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John Carvey
Columbia Blue Lions
Winifred Bach
The
Athletic Association
Frances Murphy
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Christina Phelps Grant
Adam Leroy Jones
George Young
Donald Read
Elspeth Davies
Margaret Boyle
Ruth Taubenhaus
Patricia Lambdin
Anne Meding
Doris Noakes
Louise van Baalen
Betty Throop
Carolyn Brackenridge
Margaret Pardee Bates
Arthur Hayes Sulzberger
Cornelia Carey
Mabel Satterlee Ingalls
Doris Williams Aims for Barnard Religious Club Unity
Doris Williams, Barnard College student, seeks to unify five religious clubs into informal programs and interfaith lectures. She has led as chairman of the Har Board and president of the Interfaith Council, and plans six interfaith luncheons modeled after Columbia’s series.
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Doris Williams
Toby
Donna
Jortarboard
Doris
Har
Interith Council
Offies
Mtn Lon
Barnard
Columbia
Utica
New York
Wells College
Academic year 1940 1941 program filings due Friday
All programs must be filed in the registrar's office before four o'clock Friday May 3. A ten dollar fine applies for lateness or twenty dollars if registration occurs after Commencement. Sophomores need Dr McGuire's signature. juniors and seniors must submit to their department chairmen today. Special students must see Professors Lowther or Gregory per bulletin noted on Milbank board.
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Dr. McGuire
Lowther
Gregory
Milbank
Plan Changes for Quarterly Business Manager Appointed
Jane Greenbaum a newly named business manager for the 1940 41 Quarterly announced by Rita Roher editor changes planned for next year include new covers and possible format changes. The staff seeks more diversified material and invites college submissions to improve the magazine.
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Jane Greenbaum
Rita Roher
Nona Balakian
Miss Roher
Bulletin
Mortar‘Board
Mortarboard Literary Board
Book Exchange
Marie Turbow
A.S.A
Quarterly
Mortarboard
Arts Club Elects Plans Exhibition for 1940 41
The Fine Arts club officers for 1940 41 are Betty Throop Mary Alexander Charlotte Johnson and Jean Hughes. In collaboration with Doctor Julius Held the group sponsors loan art exhibitions in Odd Study. The final show will feature Barnard students works. students may submit oil painting drawing watercolor tempera and sculpture to Schermerhorn Room 51 1 this week.
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Fine Arts Club
Betty Throop
Mary Alexander
Charlotte Johnson
Jean Hughes
Schermerhorn
Phi Beta Kappa Elects 1940 Honor Society Members
The Barnard section of the New York Delta Chapter announces the election of nineteen Class of 1940 students to Phi Beta Kappa. Names include Deborah D. Allen Elizabeth Boyle Marjorie Davis Ingrith Deyrup Jane Flickinger Georgianna Grevatt Susanne Heimann Annette Hochberg Anne Meding Elizabeth Moora Vita Ortman Louise Preusch Rebecca Price Kathryn Sheeran Dorothy Speake Frances Wasserman Miriam Weber Charlotte Wig Irma Zwergel A tea will honor the new members in the College Parlor from four to six this afternoon.
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Barnard
New York
Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
Elizabeth. M. Boyle
Marjorie S. Davis
Ingrith J. Deyrup
Jane A. Flickinger
Georgianna S. Grevatt
Susanne Heimann
Annette Hochberg
Anne D. Meding
Elizabeth Moora
Rebecca Price
Kathryn Sheeran
Dorothy L. Speake
Frances Wasserman
Miriam W. Weber
Charlotte M. Wig and
Irma M. Zwergel
Alumnae Week Planned by Class of 1940 Leaders
A special senior class meeting outlined Senior Week events and Alumnae Association duties. Dues of five dollars for Senior Week will be collected next week. Schedule includes Step Singing June 1 and events through June 6 with various ceremonies and the Senior Ball excluded. Miss Page Johnston spoke on activities such as Alumnae Fund Advisory Vocational Committee Student Loan Alumnae Monthly and the Thrift Shop.
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Jake
Classes Meet Today and Thursday Assignments
Freshman class gathers today at noon in Room 304 Barnard and the sophomore class meets at noon in Brinckerhoff Theatre. Attendance is required with Thursday noon sessions for classes 1942 in 304 Barnard and 1941 in Room 139 1940 in Brinckerhoff Theatre.
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Barnard
Brinckerhoff Theatre
New Council Appointees Named for Barnard Proctors and Committees
The student council announces appointments including Phyllis Mann as Vice-chairman of Senior Proctors and Freshman Day Chairman. Patricia Lambdin chairs the Barnard Fund Committee now named. Zenia Sachs becomes Archives Chairman. Louise Giventer is Blue Book Editor and publicity chief for I R C. Madeline Lotz is Photography Editor and Mortarboard assistant editor. Jane Greenbaum, Martha Lawrence, and Lorna Drummond take other major roles.
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Jane Greenbaum
Martha Lawrence
Lorna Drummond
Phyllis Mann
Barnard Hall
Land and Building Fund
Louise Giventer
I.R.C
Patricia Nambdin
Bite
Madeline
Lotz
Mortarboard
Book Exchange
Original Songs Due By May 2 For Step Singing
Original songs for the Step Singing competition must be submitted by May 2. Class song leaders in Milbank Quadrangle announce four class songs and a Farewell Song to Seniors. Submissions go via Student Mail to Dorothy Boyle Ade line Bostelmann Aurelia Maresca and Miriam Silverman. The event includes performances of Stand Columbia Barnard Forever and Sans Souci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Boyle
Adeline Bostelmann
Aurelia Maresca
Miriam Silverman
Milbank
Columbia
Barnard Forever
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Lyman
Mrs. Read
Iiscopal, Wycliffe
Ad Lutheran Clubs
Glee
Carvey
Greenbaum
Fine Arts Department
Honor Society
Deborah D. Allen
Vita Ortman
Louise C. Preusch
Alumnae Association
Student Council
Land and Building Fund Committee
Barnard Fund Committee
Zenia Sachs
Archives
Blue Book
Madeline Lotz
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