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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1945
Page
4
Four college students raise 135 dollars for Tony with a Friday contribution, plus 2.85 added since, to sustain the foster child through fall and into 1946 if feasible. A summer campaign plans 45 dollars more and letters to 12 year old Antonio Pemisi No 984 at Foster Parents Plan 55 West 42nd Street New York are urged.
The National Service Committee sponsored a War Bond Drive that raised over 1200 in war bonds, including 3400 value bought by the class of 745 as a college gift. Aline Crenshaw led the drive and praised student support. Susan Schwartz will handle jeep purchase details.
Senior Week events on the Columbia Campus included diplomas presented by Doctor Nicholas Murray Butler with Acting Dean Louise Hoyt Gregory presiding. The Class of 1940 hosted graduates at a tea in Milbank Cloisters on June 6 and the Trustee Supper occurred Wednesday evening in Barnard Hall.
St Pauls Chapel remains open in summer with Holy Communion at 9:00 A M Sundays and 8:20 A M Wednesdays. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 A M Sundays, Noon day Prayers with Music daily except Saturday. Fall reopens with class of 49 on September 26 as Chaplain Rice welcomes new students.
The Infantile Paralysis Fund drive in memory of Franklin D Roosevelt raised 100 for the National Foundation during the second week in May. A Health Bar run by Barbara Hewlett and student volunteers added 14 from apples milk and honey buns. The National Foundation Basil O’Connor acknowledged the gift and Barnard College plans to promote 1000 physical therapy scholarships for qualified students.
The Class of 46 held a tea in the College Parlor on Friday June 1 from 4 to 6 30 p m. Juniors rode to Rye Beach by boat the previous day while Sophomores planned a June 2 Jones Beach picnic that was light on attendance due to bad weather. Freshmen ended activities with a gym luncheon June 1 at 1 30 featuring soup fruit or tuna salad cherry ice cream and tea or coffee. Miss Lelia Finan and Dr Loma F McGuire spoke on Freshman affairs. Barbara Burtner led the luncheon as Social Activities Committee chair.
The drive led by Jane Weidlund 46 raised 2925.94 from students and faculty with a 702.29 junior surge and 592.97 senior, 529.05 sophomore, 436.66 freshman gifts. Eighteen benefits totaled 1402.52 including Red Cross Fair 562.47 and various raffles. Class gifts and Priority Ban profits were noted. expenses ran 11.88. Roberta Wickersham 46 chaired the semester drive which outpaced Bard campaigns in recent years.
The American Red Cross seeks 3000 new workers with 600 directing hospital recreation programs. Salaries range $140 to $350 monthly. Scholarships grant tuition and $100 monthly for one year in social work. Applicants must meet age limits, citizenship, and education requirements. Motor Corps volunteers wanted for summer driving duties.
Retiring Physical Education head Miss Agnes R Wayman was honored at the Athletic Association Banquet May 11 in the Gym. Over two hundred attendees included students alumnae and faculty. Speakers included Frederick W Maroney Brooklyn College and Miss Wayman. Awards were presented by Dolores Drew AA head to Barnard students for excellence in athletics.
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