S C Revises Eligibility Rules and Names 1945 46 Appointments
The Student Council announced 1945 46 eligibility changes and new posts on May 18. Changes include lowering the academic eligibility from 2.2 to 2.0 and counting F in Physical Education as 3 points toward eligibility. Freshmen may carry five points until installation. Appointments include Ruth Farrell as vocational chairman and Helen Doherty as archives chairman. The Harvest Hop sponsorship continues and cumulative fines for class meetings will persist.
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Ruth Farrell
Helen Doherty
Archives
New Social Calendar Details for 1945 46 At College
The Social Calendar for 1945 1946 shows pre scheduled Coffee Dances on October 12 November 16 and February 15. Class meetings are set for October 16 December 4 February 12 March 12 March 26 April 9 and April 30. A freshmen dance with Columbia civilians is planned for September 29. The Freshman Junior Tea occurs in November. The Water Carnival runs two nights December 18 and 19. Blue Books with details will be issued in September.
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Columbia
Bulletin Wishes All Happy Summer
The Bulletin closes the current academic year and wishes a happy summer. It notes welcoming the class of 1949 in the Fall and that the first 1945-1946 Bulletin will appear on Freshman Day September 26. Tryouts for staff begin when college resumes. competition targets freshmen but upperclassmen may join.
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Prof Says Women Should Share Vocations And Home Life
The piece argues for continued social encouragement of women who pursue careers while raising families. It notes nurseries and cooperative housekeeping as possible aids and contends many women can be good mothers and workers without being selfish or neurotic. It calls to end name calling and compare life patterns fairly.
Class Day Exercises Honor 1945 Graduates
Professor Gregory urged gain and giving in his remarks as Sabra Follett delivered a valedictory calling the class of 1945 to pursue truth and integrity. Miss Follett urged graduates to face the future with strength faith and joy. An informal reception followed on the terrace after Class Day. At six the commencement at Columbia led to diploma awards in Barnard gymnasium.
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Sabra Follett
Miss Follett
Columbia
Barnard Gymnasium
First War Class Faces Varied Post College Jobs
Barnard College marked Graduation Day on June 5 1945 with 275 seniors completing four years of study. The ceremony noted the start of new lives as graduate students research assistants clerks secretaries or brides.
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Barnard
Spanish plays raise funds for Red Cross at Wigs and Cues
The spring Wigs and Cues program presented The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife and The Talkers, directed by Mrs. Amelia del Rio, with bright costumes by Willa Babcock and dances by Priscilla Block. The performance raised 56.50 for the Red Cross, featuring leads Leora Dana and Sheila St. Lawrence in The Shoemaker's Wife and Raiford Ragsdale with Judith Rudansky in The Talkers.
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Red Cross
Federico Garcia Lorca
Miguel Cervantes
Amelia del Rio
Willa Babcock
Ruth Murphy
Ann Ford
Mary Wilby
Properties
Priscilla Block
Leora Dana
Sheila St. Lawrence
Maxine Beckwith
Raiford Ragsdale
Mary Glading
Edith Goldsmith
Geneva Pratt
Betty Jane Pratt
Arlene Riley
Caryl Hamburger
Beverly Fink
Ann Murphy
Nancy Elmendorf
Clare Shiel
Peggy Cummiskey
Judith Rudansky
Mary Graham
Pat Ludorf
Marilyn Martin
Bulletin Announces Honors and Promotions Details
The Bulletin announces year end honors and staff promotions. Sophomores named include Judith Mortenson Ruth Murphy and Ruth Raup. Freshmen are Shirley Kamell Ruth Landesman and Marilyn Schwartz. Mary Wilson named outstanding Business Board member. Promotions to News Board include Babette and Judith Brimberg Betty Lou Kirtley and Judith Mortenson. Ruth Murphy and Ruth Raup named Editorial Assistants.
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Judith Mortenson
Ruth Murphy
Ruth Raup
Shirley Kamell
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Schwartz
Mary Wilson
Babette
Judith Brimberg
Betty Lou Kirtley
Barnard College Fellowship Awards and Prize Recipients
The article lists recent Barnard College fellowships and prizes: the Von Wahl Prize to Muriel Beatrice Merker for zoology advancement. the George Welwood Murray Graduate Fellowship to Sabra Wyman Follett, though Follett cannot use it. the Grace Potter Rice Memorial Graduate Fellowship to Miriam Skinner for natural sciences or mathematics. alternate recipient Neel 745 will use Follett’s fellowship. the Tatlock Prize to Margaret Maria Winter for Latin. and the Speranza Prize to Mara Ruth Goodwin for excellence in Italian.
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Jane Compton Walsh
von Wahl
Muriel Beatrice Merker
George Welwood Murray
Sabra Wyman Follett
Grace Potter Rice
Miriam Skinner
Miss Follett
Neel 745
Barnard College
Tatlock
Margaret Maria Winter
Mara Ruth Goodwin
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers For Driving And Reception
The American Red Cross advertises volunteer needs including road test qualified drivers for 24 hour on call per week with a scheduled driving day every third weekend. Summer openings include Blood Bank receptionists two days weekly and canteen workers five days a week at 401 Fifth Avenue.
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Blood Bank
van Vechten
Fifth Avenue
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