Such Sweet Sorrow for the Class of 1944
The college bids farewell to 190 graduates as they leave student life to take on world duties. Administrators praise their service, recall memorable events, and express pride in enduring ties between undergraduates and alumnae.
Unified class support marks major development after Junior Show
The class of 1946 shows broad enthusiasm and unity for a project despite earlier opposition. Delegates faced a tough choice between personal conscience and the will of their constituents, leading to the Council rejecting the petition after consideration.
Plans of Graduates Entering National Service in 1944
Graduates of 1944 anticipate extensive wartime service with many entering armed forces and war-related work. Twelve officer candidates join Waves, and several others secure junior chemist, physicist, geologist, and engineering roles with American Cyanamid, duPont, Western Electric, Kodak, Felton, and OSS. Additional seniors pursue war work in USC Travelers Aid, War Labor Board, Signal Corps, and OSS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Occupational Bureau
The
Waves
Fern Marie Albert
Jean Cist
Eleanor Dun
Nancy Eberly
Dorothy Fagan
Diane Howell
Columbia Johnson
Doris Landre
Charlotte McKenzie
Louise Pollard
Rolande Redon
Idris Russell
Jacqueline Shadgen
Florence McClurg
WAC
Joan W. Brush
American Cyanamid Company
Stamford
Conn
Doris Charlton
duPont
Buffalo
Barbara Ferguson
Doris Jorgenson Morton
Bilhuber-Knoll Company
Orange
New Jersey
Gloria Glaston
Western Electric Vacuum Tube Division
Jeanne Lance
Eastman Kodak
Rochester
Mary Lapwing
Felton Chemical
Plastics Interchemical Company
Hope Robson
Princeton
Joan Carey
USC Travelers Aid
Ursula de Antonio
War Labor Board
Alice Keller
Signal Corps
Washington
Helen McConville
Far East
Office of Strategic Services
Maxine Rede
Army Air Base
Fairbanks
Alaska
Pamela Warburton
England
Senior Class History Memories at Barnard College
Jean Vandervoort recounts a sentimental senior year at Barnard highlighted by Freshman Day recollections, cap and gown nerves, a near miss with points in the major, and wartime style assembly by women in uniform. The piece ends with a nostalgic farewell to Barnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Brown
Columbia
Dibblee
Jean Mary Carroll
Flora Stone
Bellevue Medical College
Nancy Chollat-Namy
Teachers College
Gladys Day
Yale School of Nursing
Astrith Deyrup
Edna Ely
Danforth Foundation
Jean Gimbert
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Thelma Golub
Miriam Gore
Margaret Hine
New York College of Medicine
Yale Institute of International Relations
National Institute of Public Affairs
Washington
Laurice Khovri
Margaret Milliken
Eva Reich
Women’s Medical College of Penna
Chiyo-Ko Oguri
Carmel Prasker
Edith Sprung
Juliana Richer
Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School
Irma Schocken
Cornell
Anne Sirch
Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing
Elizabeth Vanneman
Manhattan State Hospital
Beverly Vernon
School of Journalism
Ethel Weiss— Murray
Barnard
Jean Vandervoort
Victoria
Father
Broadway
Navy
Psych
Summer explorations in New York City’s cooling escapes
The piece invites New Yorkers to beat the heat with city pools beaches ferry trips on the Hudson visits to the Cloisters and Metropolitan Museum of Art summer concerts at Kreisler in the Stadium and Goldman Band in Central Park plus rides atop Fifth Avenue buses. It notes cool refuges like Grant's Tomb sidewalk cafes and a general mood of urban respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Noble Hudson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Modern Art
Fritz Kreisler
Goldman
Central Park
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Fifth Avenue
Jersey
Palisade Park
Grant
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Barnard Bulletin
Barnard College
New York
Ey Miatter
N. Y
Jon Tate
Miriam Burstein
Betty Sachs
June Wall
Phyllis Brand
Managing Editors
Dolores Drew
June Felton
Ruth Lyons
Cynthia Morse- Shreve
Joan Raup
Ruth Raup
Judith Rudansky
Dorothy Terrace
Photography
Washington War
Alice Burleigh
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Marilyn Collyer
Grace Howard
Mary Sue Reed
Guaranty Trust Company
Marjorie Johnson
Dun and
Bradstreet
Babette Keeler
Progressor
Columbia Broadcasting System
Margaret McFall
Lilliane Vasseur
International Business Machines Corp
Frances Philpotts
Chilton Williamson
Doty
Nancy Ward
Newsweek
Olive Francks
National Broadcasting Company
Eleanor Streichler
Judith Paige
Edward Bernays, Inc
Virginia Benedict
Martha Messler
Shirley Sexauer
Rice
Ruth Bradshaw
Ruth Brant
Miller School
Meyer
Jeanne Mitchell
New York City Symphony
Donna Brown Robinson
New York Opera Company
N.Y