Awards Presented At Spring Tea For Quarterly Staff
Eleanor Jaffe named next year’s business manager as Edith Kane becomes new editor of Quarterly. The tea event honored current staff including Marjorie Wright and Helen Brodie, with Gold Keys awarded to several contributors and new silver enveronze keys to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarterly
Edith Kane
Eleanor Jaffe
Marjorie Wright
Helen Brodie
Bulletin
Mortarboard
Eleanor, Jaffe
Aline Blumner
Mary Phelps
Thomasine Campbell
Electra Guizot
Gardenias
Helen Ukareth
Mani Aee Kane
Hite Ee Biae
Teeman
Laurose Schulze- Virgina ~ Guizot
Chuyler
Mary Rooh
Psychology Club Plans Trip to Insane Hospital
The Psychology Club proposes a field trip to Hud-800 River Hospital in Oughkeepsis on May 5. Officers cite therapy programs and hospital facilities as factors, noting admissions forms and costs around $1.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychology
Insane Hospital
Hos Oughkeepsis
Althrough
Hewitt Hall
Bulletin Posts Open to Students for Town Staff Roles
Notices advertise positions for students in proof reading circulation and Town staff. Interested individuals may contact Diana Hirsh Miriam Roher Rita London Pearl Schartz or apply through student mail or the Bulletin office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Hirsh
Miriam Roher
About Town
Rita
London
Pearl - Schartz
Bulletin
Annual Spring Dance at Brooks Hall for Hewitt and Brooks Dorms
The Blue Room at Brooks Hall hosted the annual Spring Formal Dance for Hewitt and Brooks dormitory students on Friday night April 27. Johnny Strong and his orchestra played for the Junior Prom of the Class of 1935 at the St. Regis and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Hall
Hewitt and Brooks
Johnny Strong
St. Regis
Barnard
A A Completes Plans for Annual Banquet
The Athletic Association closes plans for its annual banquet in Barnard gymnasium on Friday May 11 at 6 30 pm with Marguerite Meade in charge and a program featuring freshman skits junior show numbers and toastmistress Porgy Remner. The event invites the entire college and faculty guests to join undergraduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Barnard Gymnasium
Marguerite Meade
Jane Craighead
A.A
Dorothy Atlee
Vivian Neale
Margery Ray
Roselle Riggin
Barbara Lewis
Suzanne Strait
Porgy Remner
Mortarboard
Barnard Students Invited To Tea Dance Musicale
Barnard students are invited to attend a tea dance and musicale under the auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary of Congregation Emanu El and the Out-of-Town Students Organization. The event will be held Sunday afternoon May 6 from three to six at the Community House 1 East 65th Street Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Woman's Auxiliary of
Congregation ‘Emanu-el
East 65Th Street
Manhattan
Dance Demonstration To Fake Place Friday
The Annual Dance Demonstration of the Advanced Dancing Class will take place Friday afternoon May fourth at four thirty in the Gymnasium. Dean Gildersleeve and faculty members are invited. The program includes an exhibition of technique, Sophomore Greek Games dances, group and solo dances, and two class studies. The Symposium, started by Barnard in 1932, will be held at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville New York. Participants include Patricia Purvis Terry Haimes Muriel Fugino Elizabeth Hayes Alice Goldenweiser Dennie Genaitis Carolyn Frost Mathilda Gould St Clair Baumgartner Ruth Wolin Dorothy Atlee Ruth Poreugall and Helen Nicholl. Undergraduate Association members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Gildersleeve
Barnard
Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
New York
Patricia. Purvis
Terry Haimes
Carolyn’ ‘Frost
Mathilda
Gould
St. Clair Baumgartner
Ruth Wolin
Dorothy Atlee
Language Exit Test Set for May Four Applications Due
Miss Meyer, Registrar, announces the foreign language requirement test will be held Friday May 11 at 4 10 P M for French German Greek and Latin. Juniors who fail may reexamine in September before senior year. Applications must be filed by May 4 with a $5 late fee if late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annou ‘Iements
Meyer
Porgy Issues Bold Forecast For May Day College Stage
Porgy Remer hints at a dramatic event six days after May Day, predicting a notable eruption of Ben Mortarboard on May 7, 1934. He describes a forthcoming spectacle with dramatic crowds and paid samples, delivered in a tongue in cheek college show mode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Barnard College
Scotch Highlands
Ben Mortarboard
Current Events Club Supports May Day Demonstration
The Current Events Club backs a May Day parade planned by the United Front May Day Arrangements Committee and supported by Columbia Social Problems Club and many unions and anti war groups. The march runs from Battery Park to Union Square, ending in a mass meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Front
Columbia Social Problems. Club
League of Struggle For Negro Rights
Committee For the Aid of Victims
Battery Park
Union Square
Helen Nicholl Named Freshman Day Chairman
Helen Nicholl was appointed Freshman Day Chairman at a Student Council meeting on Thursday April 26. Also named were Nannette Kolbitz as assemblies chairman and Elsie Cobb as Publicity Chairman. Doris Pascal was elected editor of the Blue Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen. Nicholl
Student Council
Nannette Kolbitz
Elsie’. Cobb
Doris’. Pascal
Blue Book
Bavarian Dance Festival Presented by Deutscher Kreis
Bavarian dance festival last Friday featured yodeling, zither and accordion solos, folk dances and Schuhplattler. April 27 at Brinkerhoff Theatre sponsored by Deutscher Kreis with Munich stylings and native costumes. An orchestra performed between dances as crowds attended and German Room refreshments followed. Chaperoned by Professor and Mrs W Braun and Professor and Mrs Puckett, master of ceremonies Mr Von Helms. Elfen Jacobson, 1933 1934 president of Deutscher Kreis oversaw preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkerhoff Theatre
Deutscher Kreis
Munich
W. Braun
Puckett
von’ Helms
Elfen Jacobson
Deutscher. Kreis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quaterly
Periodical
Elizabeth R. E. Jones
Ruth
Baberski
Johnny "Strouge
Green
Peach
Ruth Saberski
Dorothea Melvin
Helen Hershfield
Agnes Greagh
Sara Bright
Vivian Waits
Catherine Owens
Helen Cahalane
Mary Sutphin
Yalanda Krajewski
Martha Shoemaker
Norman Goldstein
Clare Armstrong
Mary Roohan
Rankin Mc-Bride
Giles S. Rich
Robert Herr
Helen Page Abbott
Mary F. Mc-Bride
Porgy
Barnard Bulletin
Porgy Remer
Guardian
Current Events Club
Columbia
Federation of” Labor
Paris
Second International
Helen Nicholl
Helen:Hartmann
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