Elect Presidents For Three Barnard Classes
Harriet Tolley '49 Carol Leni '50 and Joan McManus '51 were named class presidents at meetings. They will assume office April 6 along with other Undergraduate and class officers chosen in the past six weeks. Tolley has served as class vice-president Mortarboard business manager Barnard Hall Social Committee secretary last year and was selected from a state listing Margaret Mather Janet Mora. Leni has been class vice-president and a Representative Assembly member and chaired the Greek Games dance committee last year. She was chosen from a state including Elma McCormick and Jean Moore. McManus has also been class vice-president and serves in Representative Assembly.
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Harriet Tolley
Carol Leni
Joan McManus
Miss Tolley
Mortarboard
Barnard Hall
Margaret Mather
Janet Mora
Asembly
Elma McCormick
Jean Moore
Miss McManus
Representative Assembly
Foreign Student Friendship Trip To Washington D C
A group of foreign and American students will depart March 21 at 9 30 a m for Washington D C returning the evening of March 25 1948 The Committee on Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students seeks seven more participants at a cost of 30 00 for transport and hotel Food is extra Attractions include the State Department International House and Mellon Art Gallery Interested persons may call Ruth Haines at Mu 6 1200.
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Washington, D.C
Committee On Friendly Relations
State Department
International House
Senate
House
Mellon Art Gallery
Ruth Haines
Dorms Elect New Officers In Annual Campus Ballot
Brooks and Hewitt Halls hold final elections with social chairman activities chairman and two sophomore house member posts. Sally Spears was elected second vice president and Page Morris junior advisor. Nominees include Ann Day Mary Gaylord Janet Lewis Elizabeth Peterson for social chair. Frances Conway Jean Brown Molly Cammack Margaret De Vecchi Babs Frenning Diane Gould Joan Gilbert Mary Elizabeth King Florence Montague for sophomore house member. Rosemary Beeching Mary Ellen Carroll Eleanor Holland Bitten Jensen for activities chairman.
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Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Sally Spears
Page Morris
Ann Day
Mary Gaylord
Janet Lewis
Elizabeth Peterson
Miss Day
Wies and
Cues
Miss Gaylord
Miss Lewis
Liberal Club
Peterson
Frances Conway
Jean Brown
Molly Cammack
Margaret DeVecchi
Babs Frenning
Diane Gould
Joan Gilbert
Mary Elizabeth King
Florence Montague
House
Miss Conway
International Relations Club
Miss DeVecchi
Miss Frenning
Miss Cammack
U.C.A
Episcopal Club
Miss Gilbert
Miss King
Miss Montague
Glee Club
Rosemary Beeching
Mary Ellen Carroll
Eleanor Holland
Bitten Jensen
Miss Beeching
Miss Carroll
Fine Arts Club
Mortarboard
Newman Club
Miss Jensen
Brooks Hall House
Miss Holland
Fresh Sophomore Formal Planned For April 3
Barnard announces the Freshman-Sophomore formal will be held April 3 in Brooks Dining Hall. The event marks the return of a campus dance after two years with no theme to emphasize its interclass festivity. Chuck Caroleton and his band provide the music.
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Barnard
Brooks
Jean Moore
Chemistry Majors Tea Set By Ruth Meyer
Chemistry majors are invited to a tea Saturday April 3 at 3 p.m. in the College Parlor announced by Ruth Meyer chair of the student committee gathering post graduate chemical opportunities. Recent graduate chemists will speak about jobs in the chemical field and how they obtained them.
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Ruth Meyer
Royan to Hear NBC Drive News Broadcast Sunday
NBC will air a 15 minute program titled A Vos Ordres to Royan this Sunday March 29. John H. Deignan M Jean Progneaux and Kenneth M Bernstein will discuss the Columbia Spectator drive aiding Royan. The broadcast will be heard in Royan by a loud speaker in the village square and rebroadcast across France.
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Royan
NBC
National Broadcasting Company
John H. Deignan
Columbia Spectator
M. Jean Progneaux
United States
Kenneth M. Bernstein
France
Columbia
Deignan
David Schraffenbberger
Spectator
WABD
Dumont
Rogan
Barnard Names Editors and Manager for Mortarboard and Bulletin
Ruth Aney, 750, elected editor of Bulletin and Myra Koh, 50, editor of Mortarboard with Ann Edge, 50, as business manager after a Representative Assembly vote on Monday March 15. Koh invites sophomores to apply. Esther Mendelsohn gains associate editor role, Zelma McCormick listed for Mortarboard business manager.
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Ruth Aney
Bulletin
Myra Koh
Mortarboard
Ann Edge
Representative Assembly
Miss Aney
Dallas Aviation School
Cornell Extension
Barnard
Mademoiselle Jobs
The
Herald Tribune
Marilyn Karmason
Miss Koh
Esther Mendelsohn
Zelma McCormick
King Michael Visits School
The article recalls King Michael of Romania touring a Columbia University campus event. He attends a luncheon at the Men's Faculty Club where he stands out among attendees. The king speaks briefly, admiring Columbia yet noting he did not see enough of it.
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Michael
Romania
Columbia Univer~ty
King Michael
Bulletin
Columbia University
Spectator
Information Bureau
Columba
CUSCTO Plans Action On Rise At Closed Meeting
University Student Council plans a closed meeting in Kent Hall to discuss the tuition rise and a sub committee's plan. The group will explore grant in aid funds for needy students and invite views from interested parties. Letters were sent to Congressmen Reed and Lusk urging protest support.
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University Student Council
Kent Hall
Abe
Th Council
Daniel A. Reed
Rep. N. Y
Georgia A. Lusk
Dem. N.Y
Lusk
House Veterans Affairs Committee
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McIntosh
Charles O. English
Alma Hall
Sallie Payne Morgan
Virginia Harrington
Lorna McGuire
Eleanor Hyde
Helen Bond
Carolyn Ogden
Joan Spring
Elizabeth Richards
Jane Steinberg
Paula Wetz
Eleanor Cole
Aney, Koh
Edge
Barnard Publications
Miss Koch
By Maggie St. John
Cuscto
Congress
Lion Ledger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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