Class Presidents Nominated at Tuesday Meetings
Junior Sophomore and Freshman class meetings named senior president candidates Ray Gierhart Jane Martin and Helen Stevenson. Miss Gierhart active in Greek Games athletics and current class vice president. Miss Martin former freshman president Mortarboard editor. Miss Stevenson Greek Games athletics chair and junior prom chair. Cap and gown orders discussed. Continued on page 3.
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Ray Gierhart
Jane Martin
Helen Calahane
Annual Spring Dance To Benefit New Music Room
The Undergraduate Association hosts a dance this Saturday in Barnard Hall to raise funds for furnishing Room 408 as a music room. Tickets at 1.75 dollars are on sale in the main corridor today and tomorrow. The event features the Dumbin Blue Lions providing music and includes a plan for a radio and phonograph, library records, and decor to match a music mood. Proceeds will fund rugs, curtains, lamps, and chairs for student access to concerts and practice in a shared music space.
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Barnard Hall
Barnard
Dumbin Blue Lions
Library of Records
Glee “Lab c
Essays On Quarterly Due Tuesday From Candidates
Tuesday is the final day for Junior class students to submit essays on policy for the college magazine Quarterly. A committee including the editorial board, Professor Fairchild, Mr. Marshall, Ruth Anderson, Catherine Strateman will judge on editorial merit over literary skill.
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Quarterly
Miriam Rosenthal
Fairchild
Marshall
Ruth ‘Anderson
Catherine Strateman
Mortarboard
Barnard Hall
Senior Week plan cuts cost for 1933 class events
Finance senior week events for the Class of 1933 will be funded under a new plan proposed by Jean Waterman after a senior class meeting on Tuesday. A $5 base subscription covers all activities except the Ball and Tea Dance, with optional $3 for the Ball and $1 extra for the Tea Dance, totaling $9, saving $3.50 versus prior years.
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Jean Waterman
Flormee Pearl
Dorothy Crook
Phyllis ‘Machlin
Wigs and Cues
Barnard Alumnae Discuss Openings in Professions
Barnard College hosts a Vocational Tea with alumnae outlining hiring trends and needed qualifications in teaching social work merchandising and museum work. Dorothy Blondel stressed diverse education roles from principals to department chairs while Cora Kasius noted limited private fund positions but new public social service avenues. Alice Judson Jones outlined museum careers split between curatorial and administrative tracks and urged language study. Martha Boynton Wheeler discussed a buyer role at Macy.
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Barnard
Dorothy M. Blondel
George Washington’ High School
Blondel
Cora Kasius
Barnard College
Charity Organization Society
Kasius
Alice Judson Jones
Metropolitan Museum
Mrs. Jones
Irs
Martha Boynton
Wheeler
R. H. Macy, and Company
Great Catherine to be staged in spring play
Lavish Russian style costumes and elaborate sets mark Wigs and Cues spring production Great Catherine at Brinckerhoff Theatre on March 24 at 8 30 P M. Jean MacDougall will star as Empress Catherine with a cast including Jean Rugg Betty Grant Gertrude Rubsamen Petra Munoz and Mary Lou Wright.
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Catherine
Patiomkin
Neva
Miss Baldwin
Barnard School
Russia
Jean MacDougall
Jean Rugg
Varinka
Betty Grant
Naryshkin Gertrude Rubsamen
Princess Dashkoff
Petra Munoz
Claire
Helen Ehrlich
Edstaston
Mary Lou Wright
Emily Ruppe
Mathilde Camacho
College invites to Shaw play Great Catherine on March 24
The Brinckerhoff Theatre will host an informal production of George Bernard Shaw’s Great Catherine on Friday March 24 at 8 30 PM. Admission is free of charge.
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George Bernard Shaw
Brinckerhoff
Barnard Votes On Mortarboard Referendum Next Monday
Barnard College will hold a two day referendum March 20 and 21 on the future status of Mortarboard the Year Book. A committee led by Gena Tenn ey Catherine Strateman and Margaret Martin prepared the questions. Voters decide whether Mortarboard should be subsidized and how to fund it without increasing the current Student Activities Fee.
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Barnard College
Mortarboard
Gena’ Tenney
Catherine Strateman
Margaret
Martin
L. Val Wold
Jeorge
Epstein elected editor of Bulletin at Barnard meeting
Gertrude Epstein 34 was elected editor in chief of the Bulletin for the coming year at a joint Assembly and Bulletin staff meeting. Her opponent was Rose Somerville 34, with two other nominees declining. Epstein, already associate editor, will continue the paper's policy and address critiques of representation.
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Gertrude Epstein
Bulletin
Representative Assembly
Barnard
Rose Somerville
Anna Jacobson
Mildred Wells
Miss Epstein
Madlyn Millner
Professor W Cabell Greet To Talk On The Queen s English
Professor W Cabell Greet of Barnard will lecture on The Queen s English Tuesday evening March 21 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. This fourth Continued Education Alumnae lecture invites undergraduates and faculty. Greet is noted for speech research, dialect recording in Virginia and Maine, and early English studies. He edited the 1927 book Rule of Crystal and is editor of American Speech.
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W. Cabell Greet
Brinckerhoff
Greet
Barnard
Columbia University
University of the South
University ‘of ‘Colorado
University of California
Oxford ‘University
Columbia, University . Press
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Finance
G. Epstein
Virginia Rechnitzer
Sylvia
Simon
Dr. Greet
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