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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
1
Barnard Bulletin issue notes staff roles for the Undergraduate Association edition with Editor in Chief Business Manager and various editors. It lists Ruth Blumner Jane Goldstein Elizabeth Koenig Naomi Sells and others asEditorial Board members.
In a historical roster the Associate Editorial Board includes Alberta Bell 43 Deborah Burstein 43 Carol Collins 43 Judith Coplon 743 Denise Donegan 43. The News Board features Ruth Dorothy Eckley 42 Helen Kandel 42 Zenia Sachs 42 Phyllis Wichenden 741 Florence Fischman 43 Marcia Freeman 43 Alice McDermott 43 Anne Pope 743 Dorothy Sherman 42 Tarr 743. About Town Staff lists Mary Damrosch 42 Katherine Hanly 42 Roberta Hadley 41 Muriel Margolin 43
An editorial salutes the Barnard class of 1940, praising four years of hard work, civil liberties, and honest effort. It echoes Dean Gildersleeve on recognizing all graduates, warns against subversive influences, and urges a positive, responsible stance as the future unfolds.
The anonymous writer recounts Barnard cafe memories and a prankster persona Maggie Push. They describe escapades from the Senior Weep to Baccalaureate events, note a fellow Gerry Sax’s injuries, and end with farewells and a Home Rowdy Dow sendoff.
A reflective piece recalls Our Date and Freshman Day as sophomores aged, amateurs in youth, and seniors now. It celebrates Maloney Hagmoe Meding Boyle and others as officers, recalls Greek Games, Junior Prom, and Show, while noting growth, propriety, and aging through lectures, teas, and senior year poise.
The passage recalls a Barnard College end of year sequence with senior events. Activities include a Senior Dance, a Baccalaureate Service, a tea chaired by Geer, a picnic organized by Audrey Blair, and Class Day festivities featuring processions and speeches. Seniors reflect on memories, a successful outing, and the Ivory Tone group.
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