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Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1944

Page

4

Barnard Improves Turnout In Midyear Undergraduate Election

University student leaders urge Barnard undergraduates to vote in a midyear Undergraduate election for National Service Chairman. With 700 eligible voters, officials hope higher turnout will reflect voter wishes and strengthen mandate for newly chosen officers. Voting hours are Wednesday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Thursday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Carey National Service Barnard Joan Carey

Open House at Barnard Camp Feb 2 8 With Three Sections

Barnard Camp hosts open house February 2 8 offering six meals and two nights for day students and dorm residents. Leaders include Dorothy Snyder Doris Landre Florence McClurg and others with Martha Messler urging turnout for relaxation after exams. Snow or ice members provide winter sports, reservations open at noon early next week for two day stays. campus tea January 12 promotes the camp to new students.

Barnard Dorothy Snyder Doris Landre Florence McClurg Margaret Holland Corinne Bize Mary LaDue Martha Messler Jake Barnard Camp Messler

Barnard Library Hours Extended for Three Sundays

The Barnard Library will be open from 2:80 to 6:30 in the afternoons on January 16, 28, and 30 to aid students preparing for midyear examinations.

Barnard

Alumnae in Armed Forces Highlight Navy and Army Roles

Alumnae from the class years include Patricia Illingworth and Caroline Laidlaw entering Marine Corps Reserve and basic training at Camp Lejeune New River. Martha Bennet becomes an ensign in the SPARS at the Coast Guard Academy. others receive commissions or promotions across WAVES WAC and related services.

Armed Services Patricia Illingworth Caroline Laidlaw Camp Lejeune New River N. C Marine Corps Women’s Reserve Martha Louise Bennet Coast Guard Academy New London WAC Charlotte Leavitt Dyer Helen McCarron Army Air Base

Registration Opens Thursday for Skills Courses

Registration starts Thursday for new and ongoing skills courses led by Miss Deborah Burstein ’43 and others. The Morse Code course aims to test aptitude for sending and receiving, aiding girls eyeing military or communications fields. Motor Mechanics runs eight two hour sessions at Studebaker Motors Garage starting February 16 with a ten-person limit and a valid driver’s license required. Red Cross Life Saving is part of regular PE with registration during the same period, meeting Tuesday and Thursday from 5 to 6.

Milbank Deborah Burstein Bailey Red Cross

Begin Radio School Series Promotes Education for Freedom

Education for Freedom Inc. launches a Monday evening radio series over WOR and the Mutual Network. Advisory Council member Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve and Rev. James Harry Price pledge to attract citizens to better education. Speakers include Walter Lippmann Alfred Noyes John Erskine Robert Hutchins and Robert I. Gannon among others.

Education For Freedom, Inc Virginia C. Gildersleeve WOR Mutual Network James Harry Price Walter Lippmann Alfred Noyes John Erskine Robert Hutchins University of Chicago Robert I. Gannon S.J Fordham University Institutions of Learning

Russell and Howell Compete for NS Chairman Post

Russell and Howell campaign for National Service chairman as part of student government. Both plan to join WAVES after graduation in June, with Miss Russell serving on eligibility and assembly roles and Miss Howell holding key student leadership positions.

Russell Howell National Service Representative Assembly Barnard Rossel Glee Club The WAVES

Wecckstein Crowned Freshman Posture Contest Champion

Lucille Weckstein won the freshman posture contest held December 16 under the A A Health Committee sponsorship. Mary Anne Birsch and Helena Zil finished second and third with judges including Professor Agnes R Wayman and military officers from SPARS Marines WAC and WAVES.

Lucille Weckstein A.A. Health Committee Mary Anne Birsch Helena Zil Agnes R. Wayman Thorpe The SPARS Moss Marines Newell WAC Ensign Farmer WAVES

Newman Clubs Attend Congress Twenty-Fifth Annual Convention

The New York Province Newman Club Federation schedules its twenty-fifth annual convention for January 28 to 30. Barnard Newman Club members should sign the poster for convention activities, with an informal dance Sunday afternoon at the Waldorf Astoria. Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral leads to a Waldorf Communion Breakfast on January 30. The Corpus Christi auditorium hosts the birthday party Friday evening January 28. Dance tickets cost 1.25 dollars, breakfast 0.25 dollars. Admission to the birthday party is free. Tickets are available from Monica Wyatt.

New York Newman Club Federation Barnard Newman Club Jake Waldorf-Astoria St. Patrick’s Cathedral Waldorf Corpus Christi Auditorium Monica Wyatt

Camera Club Contest Deadline set for February seventh

Prints for the Camera Club competition open to all undergraduates of the University including Barnard must be submitted by Monday February seven at the club darkroom 200 Avery. To win five dollar first or three dollar second prize photographs must be taken by the contestant though the negative may have been developed by others. Non member prints must be made by the contestant in the club darkroom with club equipment. Further conditions listed on the Barnard Bulletin board fourth floor opposite the Cafeteria.

Camera Club Barnard Avery

War relief drive seals clothing gift to Greece

Greek War Relief Assoc Inc reports clothing donations for women and children shipped to Greece. A weekly carload was filled through November and December as the drive closes. War stamp corsages remain for sale. Valentine Day messages urged. An intensive campaign to sell war stamps and bonds begins January 18 at the War Activities booth.

Asso Inc War Activities Committee Greece Hope Sim Jake Déke Simon

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