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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1944
Page
3
A profit of 511 was announced by Joan Raup as central committee members, including Mary Brown and Marcia Balfour, discussed keeping 250 as a credit balance for next year and donating the rest to charity. Prof Marion Strong suggested buying equipment while scoring changes were debated for fairness.
The Music Club and the music department present American pianist Frank Sheridan in the College Parlor at 4 pm. Sheridan, a Barnard faculty member, has played Carnegie Hall and is known nationally. He will perform Schumann Etudes Symphoniques and shorter Chopin and Debussy pieces.
The coffee dance for the new group of apprentice seamen scheduled for May 7 is postponed to Sunday May 14. Sue Cole Social Committee Chairman said the Barnard Hall event sponsors the Red Cross Drive and tickets are 75 cents.
The A A board announced six new chairmen and four team managers for committees and sports. Dorothea Ockert Folk Dance Gloria Callen swimming Elbis Allalemdjian Camp Angela Bornn volleyball Sue Weaver tennis Nancy Beal badminton Marion Catalane games Dolores Drew was named publicity manager. A badminton doubles title was won by Marilyn Martin and Fern Marie Albert defeating Doris Nicholson and Janie Clark at Barnard.
The English Department will host a tea on May 8 at 4:00 in the College Parlor for Barnard alumnae distinguished in literature. Attending writers include Elizabeth Hall Janeway, Harriet Daniels, Dr. Gulielma F. Alsop, Ann Cottrell, Mary Carson Cookman, Babette Deutsch, Lenore Gainzburg Marshall, and Mrs. Marshall, with various published works and awards noted.
Required class meetings will be held tomorrow at 1 10 for next year's senior junior and sophomore classes. The present senior class will meet in the theatre to elect their permanent officers. 1945 will meet in 139 Milbank 1946 in 339 Milbank and 1947 in the gymnasium.
Programs are due before Friday at 4 p.m. at the Registrar’s office with a ten dollar fine for lateness. Elective blanks require the adviser’s signature and major blanks require both adviser and department chairman signatures.
The Representative Assembly convenes at noon in 408 Barnard with six named by the council including Joanne Rirth Hope Simon and Dorothy Terrace.议
Mariane Miller and Helen Sack were chosen as senior class officers at the 189 first senior meeting. Miller becomes vice president and Sack leads senior week activities next June. Both receive multiple campus roles and are named Senior Proctors.
A theatre review praises Wigs and Cues production of George Bernard Shaw's The Devil's Disciple calling it entertaining and semi professional with strong casting. Raiford Ragsdale leads as Richard Dudgeon. Jennifer Howard and Margaret Feury excel as soldiers. Dana tured delivers a formidable Mrs Dudgeon. Willa Babcock and Chancy Horsley provide mixed strength against the male lead challenges.
Ruth Farrell announced the 1945 Mortarboard staff with Phyllis Hoeckers and Joan Zinger as Associate editors. Peggy Cummiskey circulations manager. Marjorie Lerner advertising manager. Joan Raup copy editor. special editors include Kay ONeil for clubs Marilyn Chaim for faculty Frances Holmgren athletics Joan Leff activities Sue Demarest photography Doris Hering roster. Volunteers may join through Student Math.
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