Madlyn Millner Voted Bulletin Editor for Next Year
Madlyn Millner was elected editor in chief of the Bulletin at a March 18 joint Student Council and Bulletin Staff meeting. Jean Ehrlich was named Business Manager and Margaret Altschul Advertising Managers for next year. all will assume duties with the April 1 issue and begin try-outs for editorial and business posts.
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Jean Ehrlich
Margaret Altschul
Madlyn Millner
Bulletin
Lourse
Miss Ehrlich
Mildred Barish
Dorothy Crook
Florence Pearl
Kathleen Roderick Elected Dormitory President
Kathleen Roderick class of '33 was elected Dormitory President for Brooks and Hewitt Halls on March 16 by residents. She praised predecessor Dorothy Smith and pledged to meet obligations, noting her prior leadership roles and service on multiple college committees. The nomination slate included Ann Bossert Margaret Leatherwood Sally Raynor with Helen Cahalane Geraldine Marcus Grace Joline Katherine Pomier Frances Smith and Dorothy Smith as ex officio advisors.
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Kathleen Roderick
Brooks and Hewitt Halls
Miss Roderick
Bulletin
Dorothy Smith
House
Ann Bossert
Margaret
Leather- Wood
Sally Raynor
Helen Cahalane
Geraldine Marcus
Grace Joline
Katherine Pommier
Frances Smith
Roderick
Barnard Goethe Lieder Highlight Centennial Celebration
Madame Ernestine Schumann-Heink will perform Goethe lieder at Barnard to honor Goethe's death centenary. The event, led by Professor Wilhelm Braun, features Bach and Schubert selections and includes a message from President Butler. Ruth M. Anderson, ’33, elected Honor Board Chairman amid college-wide elections.
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Ruth Anderson
Ernestine
Schumann- Heink
Barnard
McMillin Theatre
Wilhelm Alfred Braun
Schumann-Heink
Goethe
Braun
Schumann. Heink’s
Schubert
Butler
Augusta
Georgia
Miss Anderson
Adaline Heffelfinger
Olga Maurer
Hildegarde Fitzgerald
Louise Brown
Maxine Larson
Vivian Tenney
Doris Nickerson
Barnard Junior Show Plans Advance for April 1
Plans for the annual Barnard Junior Show progress as Aileen Pelletier announces the cast. The list includes Allan Pallister Dorothy Crook Helen Phelps Georgia Genevieve Rosalis Van der Stucken Bill Wintonesses Beverlice Gottfried and others with a chorus lineup and three distinct acts. The page also notes awards for the Duror and Murray Graduate Fellowships with Helen Block named the Duror recipient and Lorraine Smith the Murray Fellow, plus alternates Sarah Rubin and Catherine Riegger.
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Barnard
Aileen Pelletier
Miss Pelletier
Caroline Duror
Helen Block
George Welwood Murray
Lorraine Smith
George W. Mullins
Sarah, Rubin
Catherine Riegger
Duror
Murray
Student Fellowship Pledges Due by April 7
Reminder cards are sent to students who pledged. Pledges must be paid before April 7 to report to the dean that day. Unpaid students will be prevented from re-registering in the fall. Those who paid and have cards should contact Angeline Bouchard, chair.
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Angeline Bouchard
April Fool's Day Junior Show Emancipated From Beige Horrors
The April Fool's Day Junior Show at Brinckerhoff Theatre promises a departure from dull sets with a youthful performance directed by McMillin. Tickets are on sale for a single high spirited evening set in an imagined Utopia featuring an animated orchestra and a hot dog stand.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Lightfoot
Sapristi
Grace
Dumas
Curli
Barnard
Georgeous
Columbia Poetry Volume Two Planned by University Press
Columbia University Press will issue a second Columbia Poetry volume continuing last year’s series. Professor Donald Clark confirms call for student submissions by April 1. Barnard students contribute under Professor Hoxie N. Fairchild with a Van Rensselaer Prize for lyric poetry awarded to the best English lyric.
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Columbia University Press
Columbia
Donald Clark
Hoxie N. Fairchild
Barnard
Fairchild
van Rensselaer
University
Mariana Griswold van Rensselaer
Mariana Griswold “van Renssaer
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Miss. Millner
Miss Altschul
Brooks and Hewitt Hall
Madame Schumann-Heink
Ruth M. Anderson
A. A
Mittee
Bility
Commmittee
Mor
Ber
Madeleine Gilmore
Allan Pallister
Artyads
Pathes
Pteigtech
Helen Phelps
Genevieve
Rosalis van der Stucken
Bill Wintonesses
Beverlice Gottfried
Mesa Rockland
Beatrice Lightbowne
Scouts
Joh
Marguerite Feltner
Alice Fairchild
Helen Leonhart
Ee Ae
Tiona Heiman
Mabel Holmes
Ruth Roeser
Jean Decker
Insurance Agenit
Adele
Ee Ee Were
Re Eee Eenes Ereoen
Rene
Gorgeous Girls
Ann Sardi
Margaret Dalglish
Ann Rice
Beatrice Sykora
Edith Howell
Evelyn Wilson
Lillian Backman
Moonlight Ballet
Chorus
Mary McPike
Columbia University
Barnard College
University Press
Columbia Poetry
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