Harry Heads Honor Board at Barnard Election
Ellen Harry was elected Honor Board Chairman at Barnard in last Tuesday and Wednesday’s elections. The Barnard sophomore transfer and Residence Council member defeated Louise Du Bois and Mildred Reed for the post and will install April 3. She pledged to uphold Barnard’s honor code with student cooperation and follow Mary Wilby’s example. The article notes votes totals for other elections and upcoming nominations for Undergraduate Vice-President and Class Presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Harry
Miss Harry
Mary Wilby
Louise du Bois
Mildred Reed
Betty Jayne Smith
National Service
Mary Louise Stewart
St. Paul’s
Barnard Christian Fellowship
Barnard
College Ife
Molly Wilby
IRC Confer At Holyoke Shows Postwar Germany Focus
The International Relations Club Seven College Conference met at Mount Holyoke February 23 and 24 with nineteen delegates from Barnard Bryn Mawr Mount Holyoke Smith and Vassar. Barnard representatives were Anne Ross and Eleanor Kraut. Dr Frederick Foerster former German Ambassador addressed the mass meeting on Europe and the German Question. Dr Seigmund Neumann of Wesleyan spoke on German Mentality and postwar Europe. The conference theme was Germany in the Postwar World. delegates split sessions Saturday.
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International Relations Club
Mount Holyoke
Barnard
Bryn Mawr
Smith
Vassar
Anne Ross
Eleanor Kraut
Frederick Foerster
Bern
Switzerland
Committee For the Prevention
Europe
Seigmund Neumann
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Institute of International Studies
Yale
State Department
Barnard Adopts Child Through Foster Parent Plan
Barnard College launches a drive to sponsor a war orphan through the Foster Parents Plan. Aiming for about fifteen dollars a month, with one cent weekly from each student, the effort will run all year under Bulletin’s supervision. Judith Rudansky leads. letters and photos will be published.
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Barnard
Vassar
Radcliffe
Wellesley Et al
Bulletin
Judith Rudansky
Bulletin Office
Barnard Hall
England
Malta
Italy
France
Barard
Nominated Trio Vies for Bulletin Editor Post
Raup Zeiger and Rudansky named as final candidates by a nominating committee of student leaders and the Bulletin staff. The three will serve as acting editors for three issues and draft sample editorials before a March 15 Representative Assembly vote.
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Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
Bulletin
June Felton
Representative Assembly
Rep Assembly
Glee Club
Mortarboard
Menorah
UNIC
IRC
Political Council
Spanish Club
Representative Assembly Hears Honor Board Report
Mary Wilby, chairman of the Honor Board, reported on committee activities at the February 27 assembly. The board met weekly for a half hour, opened a freshman orientation channel, and held sessions to answer questions. Two class representatives were named from each class, with one elected and one appointed.
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Mary Wilby
Representative Assembly
Honor Board
Mabel Brown
Martha Muse
Georgia Rubin
Isabel Sarvis
Louise du Bois
Peggy Cuminsky
Bernice Clark
Mary Falorsi
Betty Smith
Lafayette
Barnard
Poland
Barnard Plans Spring Red Cross Drive With 3650 Goal
Roberta Wickersham chairs Barnard College Red Cross campaign to raise 3650 in two weeks of prep and an all college assembly on March 18. Activities include cake sales, a cigarette carton raffle, nylons raffle, and a spring dance led by Miriam Skinner and Miss Eleanor Stevenson. Team members include Doris Hering Dolores Drew Marilyn Chasin Dus ty Minter Jane Weidlund Helen Trevor.
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Barnard
Roberta Wickersham
Iwo Jima
Red Cross
Jake
Miriam Skinner
Eleanor
Bumpy) Stevenson
Red Cross Overseas
Miss Wickersham
Doris Hering
Dolores Drew
Marilyn Chasin
Dusty Minter
Jane Weidlund
Helen Trevor
Dirkes to Speak at Chapel on Religion and Life Today
The Reverend Edward Dirkes, assistant Protestant counselor at Earl Hal, speaks at Barnard Day in Chapel at noon. He will discuss Religion and Life as part of Interfaith Council Thursday series and Religious Emphasis week activities on campus.
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Edward Dirkes
Earl Hal
Barnard
Interfaith Council
M Webster to Speak Here on Shakespeare Presenter
Margaret Webster, acclaimed producer of Shakespeare, will speak next Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the College Parlor to English majors. She has staged The Tempest and other classics and authored Shakespeare Without Tears. Professor Claire Howard touts the talk as an artistic pleasure.
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Margaret Webster
Miss Webster
Claire Howard
Students Elect Pat Henry To Dormitory Presidency
Pat Henry was elected dormitory president, succeeding Pat Cady, over Kay Schneider Hallie Ford and Ellen Harry. Henry, 19, Stanfordville New York native and government major, has served as treasurer on the Executive Committee and as New York Times representative in the dormitory. She aims to strengthen the residence council and boost activity in the dorms using the Brooks and Hewitt rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cady
Pat Henry
Kay Schneider
Hallie Ford
Ellen Harry
Brooks
Stanfordville
New York
Miss Henry
Residence Council
New York Times
Herald-Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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Harry Heads
Holyoke
Raup, Zeiger
Rudansky
Dirkes
M. Webster
Hewitt
Residence Halls Council
Brooks and Hewitt
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