Women’s club members listed for February 1950
A long roster of names appears for February 1950, detailing members of a local women’s club or social group. The list includes Roselin Seider Geraldine Janet Sforzini Rose Sgummato Arlene Propper Silberman Patricia Small Berg Magee Smith Mary Jane Smith Irma Marie Socci Bernice Fiering Solomon and many others. The compilation reads like a society notice or membership roll from the period.
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Roselin Seider Geraldine Janet Sforzini
Rose Sgummato
Arlene Propper Silberman
Patricia Small Berg
Magee Smith
Mary Jane Smith
Irma Marie Socci
Bernice Fiering Solomon
Dorothy Gene Sforzano
Gloria Spanier
Gloria Wainberger Spitz
Patricia Jane Stark
Jane Stein
Carol Ann Steinhorst
Barbara Ann Stone
Evan Strizver
Joan Haldenstein Sumner Lois Clapp Sweet
Joan Ludlow
Sara Rippey
Tarbox
Victoria Stanton Thomson Claudine Tilher
Anne Whelan Tootell
Jacquelyn Tole
Enid de Veaun Tucker Barbara Eleanor
Martha Hale Underhill
Nada Renée Wodenlitch
Carmen Eloise Warrek
Beatrice Wascoe
Hertia
Caroline Wegener
Ellen Weiss Joan Marilyn Weiss
Basilia Livingston Welch
Isabelle Metcalfe Welter
Carolyn Davis Werley
Helen Rippier Wheeler
Joan Terry White
Elizabeth Newland Whitsson
Elaine Wiener
Genevieve Wightman
Jane Carol Wilson
Marilyn Alma Winter
Roberta Rust Trilling Wolfe
Lois Marie Woodward
Caroline Alexander Wrenn
Edna Emiko Yamanasaki
Jean Wilson Zeiger
Frances Edna Zirngree
Faculty Council Weighs Student Questionnaires in Course Evaluation
Faculty members discuss a student questionnaire used to gauge reactions to teaching. They describe its usefulness, potential additions, and the impact on course design. Notes reflect individual views from Henry Sharp Ana Maria Vandellas and Ellie Engleman on implementation and comment space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Maria Vandellas
Currie
Ellie Engleman
Miss Engleman
Students weigh course feedback and outside reading concerns
Janet Bloch 53 notes some courses received questionnaires while others did not and urges students to consider the individual nature of each course. She suggests asking about outside reading only where a majority of students report excessive assigned reading.
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Janet Bloch
Barnard graduation rites highlight duty to nation and university
President Eisenhower urged graduates to stay connected to the university as Barnard College held ceremonies at 4:30 p.m. with a full faculty procession. Dean MclIntosh spoke before diplomas were awarded, with Florence DeL Lowther and Orna F. McGuire announcing honors and graduates as relatives gathered on the South Lawn.
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Eisenhower
Barnard
Henry C. Bourse
MclIntosh
Florence del. Lowther
Orna F. McGuire
Senior Exemption Changes Gym Requirements for Three Year Path
A revised senior exemption plan lowers the time to exemption in physical education. Professor Margaret Holland explains the four year requirement remains, but seniors may qualify in three years or three and a half with new steps. The change, approved by the faculty after Curriculum Committee review, becomes effective next year and requires a clean PE record, posture correction, and graded achievement in selected activity groups.
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Margaret Holland
Vivienne Feigenbaum
Faculty Committee of
Physical Education Department
Holland
Barnard Class Night features valedictory by Mary Jean Huntington
Dean Millicent C. McIntosh approves the program as Mary Jean Huntington, outgoing Undergraduate Association president, delivers the valedictory. The senior skit Supersonically ours parodies 1950 alumnae in 1999 moon lounge scenes with a court scene and a marriage bureau.
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Witz
Millicent C. McIntosh
McIintosh
Mary Jean Huntington
Miss Huntington
Barnard
Phi Betas
Virginia Barnes
Hadassah Dunitz
Nancy Quint
Victoria Thomson
Marion Freda
Ivy Planting Ceremony Marks Barnard Baccalaureate
Guests gathered on the North Lawn after the Baccalaureate Service to witness the traditional Ivy Planting Ceremony. Beverly Beck Fuchs, class of 1950, welcomed attendees, Esther Mendelsohn planted the ivy near the annex, and Lois Campaine received her cap and gown as incoming senior class president. A reception followed on the South Lawn.
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Beverly Beck Fuchs
Esther Mendelsohn
Barnard Bulletin
Fuchs
Lois Campaine
Honors list of graduates including cum laude recipients
The article lists graduates by name in two groups. Named individuals include Marian Freda Frances Fuchs Miriam Rachel Goldman Ann Kern Hasker Helene Greta Hersch Margaret Marie Holmes Mary Jean Huntington Winifred Kent Carolyn Susan Kimmerfield Doris Halvorson Kroner Elizabeth Las ter Carmen Dolores Lombardo Margaret Emma MacKinnon Vilma Louise Mairo Zelma Ann McCormick Marilyn Miller Sheila Page Morris Marion Ida Nielsen Doris Adelberg Orgel Florence Sadoff Pearlman Silvia Pfeiffer Virginia Nott Potter Ann Kubie Rabinowitz Marjorie Plaut Rogatz Sally Salinger Hertha Caroline Wegener Ellen Weiss Frances Edna Zirn.
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Gerda van Leeuwen
Nancy Doris Levining
Garol Leni
Carolyn Gage
Marie Florence Noyes
Camille O'Connell
Garolyn Barbour Ogden
Marian Freda
Frances Fuchs
Miriam Rachel Goldman
Ann Kern Hasker
Helene Greta Hersch
Margaret Marie Holmes
Mary Jean Huntington
Winifred Kent
Carolyn Susan Kimmerfield
Doris Halvorson Kroner
Elizabeth Laster
Carmen Dolores Lombardo
Margaret Emma MacKinnon
Vilma Louise Mairo
Zelma Ann McCormick
Marilyn Miller
Sheila Page Morris
Marion Ida Nielsen
Doris Adelberg Orgel
Florence Sadoff Pearlman
Silvia Pfeiffer
Virginia Nott Potter
Ann Kubie Rabinowitz
Marjorie Plaut Rogatz
Sally Salinger
Hertha Caroline Wegener
Ellen Weiss
Frances Edna Zirn
Barnard Alumnae Day Details and 1949 50 Gifts
Alumnae directors listed include Margery Eggleston Adele Franklin Mildred Lyman Hall Mary Dublin Keyserling Helen Pond McIntyre Dorothy Kramm Read Catherine Strate man Sims and Frances Smith 82. Unrestricted Alumnae Fund gifts for 1949 50 total 12884 contributions to the Development Plan Fund reach 1372 537 41. The social conference events included a reception and trustees dinner for graduates and fifth-year classes from 1900 attended by about a thousand people. A skit Lady of Distinction by Patricia Lambden Moore was shown in the gym. Dean McIntosh’s annual report highlighted 18 Fulbright scholarships for Barnard graduates and that three quarters of Barnard applicants to medical schools are accepted. Graduate record exams show 85 percent of Barnard students in the top third of national averages.
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Margery Eggleston
Adele Franklin
Mildred Lyman Hall
Mary Dublin Keyserling
Helen Pond McIntyre
Dorothy Kramm Read
Catherine Strateman Sims
Frances Smith
Distinction
Patricia Lambden Moore
McIintosh
Barnard
Fullbright
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Eleanor Peters
Helen John Petriti
Laura Prenkny
Frances Parsons
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Virginoa Nott Potter
Joan Gilman Purdy
Margarida Pyles
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Letizia Savinelli
Lorna Fausnaught
Miriam Scharfman
Jean Alden Scheller
Marilyn Blanche Shulko
Barbara Schuster
Alice Schwartz
Helen Conway Schwarz
Henry S. Sharp
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