Voting Continues For Undergraduate Posts In 1939 40
Voting to decide undergraduate president treasurer and secretary for 1939 40 will close at 4 pm today. Nominees for president are Deborah Allen Margaret Boyle and Mary Maloney all seniors in 1940. Sophomore treasurer nominees are Alice Drury Ruth Taubenhaus Phyllis Wiegard and Doris Williams. Freshman secretary candidates are Juliette Kenney Edith Meyer and Joanne McQuiston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Deborah Allen
Margaret Boyle
Mary Maloney
Alice Drury
Ruth Taubenhaus
Phyllis Wiegard
Doris Williams
Juliette Kenney
Edith Meyer
JoannetcQuiston
Miss Allen
Representative Assembly
Land and Building Fund
Barnard Hall
Miss A Llen
F Representative Assembly
Newman Club
Glee Club
Digs
Cues
Phomore
Miss ‘Ury
Senior Hygiene Lecture by Sr Jennings Tomorrow
Sr Mary Jennings of the New rh Insignary will speak to the class today at 4 oclock on hygiene. The lecture is part of a series for seniors with last week’s talk by Dr Alsop on eugenics. Only seniors may attend and Elizabeth Jackson will preside at the meet.
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Mary Jennings
Rh Insignary
Tornard
Alsop
Stu
Izabeth Jackson
Tea nominees mingle at college tea in lighthearted bid
Reporters pressed undergraduate candidates as they sipped tea during introductions at the college. Margaret Boyle, running for president, dodged questions while freshman Joanne McQuiston offered hopes of serving as secretary. Sophomores Phyllis Wegard, Alice Drury, Ruth Taubenhaus, and Doris Williams reveal longtime rivalries and plans, joking about budgets and punctuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Roher
Margaret Boyle
Joanne McQuiston
Miss McQuiston
Juliette Kenney
Barnard College Introduces Cum Laude Honors System
Barnard College faculty announced a shift from Honor able Mention to a Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude and Summa Cum Laude honors system for graduating seniors. The change aims to provide broader recognition, replacing the old method where only a few seniors received Honorable Mention.
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Barnard College
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Moore to speak on new folk opera The Devil and Daniel Webster
Professor Douglas W. Moore will give a musically illustrated lecture on his new opera The Devil and Daniel Webster at a college assembly Tuesday at 1 10 PM. The work, a folk opera with Stephen Vincent Benet as librettist, debuts April 20 at the American Lyric Theatre. Bruce Boyce and Mrs. William Mitchell will sing, with Moore accompanying.
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Douglas W. Moore
the Devil
Daniel Webster
American Lyric Theatre
Stephen Vincent Benet
Moore
Bruce Boyce
William Mitchell
William Braun
Assemblies
Lee Pattison
Metropolitan Opera
Pattison
League of Composers, Inc
Stokowski
Reiner
Rodzinski
Class Of 1941 Leads In Games
The Sophomore lyric reader gives the class of 1941 a one point lead in Greek Games. Final choices hinge on Nancy Wagner or Helen Rudd Owen for lyric reader and Gretchen Ridder or Irene Lyons for sophomore priestess. Freshman priestess will be Doris Bayer. Charioteers named Jean Sauer 41 and Frances Murphy 42. En trance posters up and entrance scores under review. A special Greek Games rehearsal is set for Wednesday March 15 at noon in the gym.
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Nancy Wagner
Helen Rudd Owen
Gretchen Ridder
Irene Lyons
Doris Bayer
June Wilson
Estelle Cross
Marie Wall
Cos
Jean Sauer
Frances Murphy
Professor van Hook
Concert-Dance Tickets On Sale For Princeton Barnard Glee Club
Tickets for the Princeton Barnard Glee Club dance and concert start at noon today on Jake and at the door. The event, a formal affair with a girl cut-in, begins at 8 30 Saturday night. Prices are a dollar fifty per couple for both events, a dollar for stags, and fifty cents for single concert admission. Esther Anderson, the Glee Club president, announced the sale.
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Princeton- Barnard Glee Club
Jake
Esther Anderson
Glee Club
Class of 1942 To Hold Dance At Casa Italiana
The freshmen of 1942 host their annual dance at the Casa Italiana with music by Charles O Neill and his orchestra from 9 p m to 1 a m. Guests include Dean Virginia Gildersleeve and several faculty and student leaders. Tickets are $2 25 per couple and on sale at noon today.
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Casa Italiana
Charles O’neill
Juliette Kenney
Pamela Bermingham
Phyllis Gray
Frances Hunt
Mary Damrosch
Elizabeth Fuller
Virginia Gildersleeve
Raymond Browne
Mary McBride
Mabel Foote Weeks
Donald Read
Jean Allison
Joanne McQuiston
Jake
Forty Winks Play Faces Pigeon Patches And Costume Woes
Jane Man, director of the junior class show Forty Winks, battles a live pigeon on stage and ill fitting costumes donated by a generous but naive donor. Rehearsals run six hours daily with tickets priced at 65 cents orchestra and 50 cents balcony as the production nears opening night.
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Jane Mantell
Jane
Macy’s
Philadelphia
Miss Man
Refugee fund drive at Barnard nears March deadline
Mabel Houk reports $350 in cash and $150 in pledges raised for the Barnard refugee fund to cover room and board for a student refugee. Faculty support is strong and students are urged to boost gifts before the March 15 goal. A booth on Jake will collect small change daily, and donors may pledge via the committee during noon hours.
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Mabel Houk
Barnard
Houk
Jake
Miss Houk
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Lew, Boyle
Maloney
R. Jennings
Morganthau
By Jane Goldstein
Cess
Booth
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