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Newspaper

Barnard Bulletin

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1935

Page

3

Elected Managers Named for Multiple Activities

Irene Lacey Marjorie Ray Margaret Ritchie Jane Craighead Vivian Neale and Hilda Knobloch were elected managers of Swimming Basketball Baseball Track Tennis and Archery respectively. Voting occurred in Conference Row on Wednesday from 10 to 4 with special qualifications for student voters and participation in related activities.

Irene Lacey Marjorie Ray Margaret Ritchie Jane Craighead Vivian Neale Hilda Knobloch Tynnis Marjore Ras Miss Lacey Games Renesentative Assembly Rep. Assembly Maryarn Ray Miss Ray Amelietics McK Games A. A Vivian Nealeey Gree’ Games Fraebloch Il Speco Club Reh

Barnard Camp Open in Summer Months

Barnard Camp will run three weeks from June 24 to July 14 for students and alumni if registration is sufficient. Miss Holland of Physical Education directs the camp, operating on a cooperative basis with a $7 weekly fee and a minimum one week stay. Apply to Miss Holland Office 208 Barnard Hall for details.

Barnard Miss Holland Department of Physical Education Barnard Hall

Classes Elect New Officers for 735

Compulsory class meetings on April 30 elected officers for the coming year. Senior class chose Georgiana Remer as president and Sally Bright as vice president among others, while the 1936 37 38 classes elected a slate including Helen May Jane Isler Dorothy Skene Barbara Graham Katherine Hand and more. Ten dollars was appropriated to the senior class and seven dollars for the AA handbook.

Lowther Alumnae Committee Alumnae Fund General Committee Marion Greenebaum Elise Cobb Ruth Snyder Beth Anderson Georgiana Remer Sally Bright Marguerite Mead Betty Focht Helen May Jane Isler Dorothy Skene Barbara Graham Katherine Hand Margaret Conner Frances Pond Representative Assembly Miriam Borgenicht Helen Dykema Jean Marks Martha Shoemaker Mary Roohan Ruth Kleiner Adele Hagland Marian Gill Ruth Harris Joan Geddes Silver Bay Aline Freudenheim Boyle Caroline Babcock Honory Board Laura Miles Treshmen Helen

Sophomores Named Most Studious Class in Time Study

The Time Study by Edna Holtzman and researchers singles out sophomores as the most studious and most engaged in extracurriculars while freshmen sleep most and juniors rank second. Seniors trail in both areas and record the highest number with paying jobs.

Sarah Bright Marguerite Mead Jane Dilsop Morpheus

Barnard to Enter Dance Symposium Nine Guests to Attend

Barnard College will send nine students to the Dance Symposium at Bennington College Vermont this weekend. Eleven colleges will participate with fifteen minute programs each including technique, a theme and variation, and an original dance. Notable figures Louis Horst and John Martin will critique, with Barnard names listed for the group.

Barnard Bennington College Vermont Miss Strong Department Ofhysical Education Bennington Louis Horst John Martin New York Times Eleanor Galenson Dorothy Atlee St. Clair Baumgarten Anne Bruchal Alice Goldenweiser May Gould Carolyn Frost Helen Dykema Helen Nicholl New College Columbia Russell, Sage Radcliffe Connecticut College For Women Wellesley Mt. Holyoke New York University Sarah Lawrence Skidmore Sarah Lawrence College

Cynics Triumph Over Sophists In First Creek Games Water Festival

A Quarterly Initiation tea is set for today at 4:00 in 401 Barnard. Invitees include English Department staff and contributors, Mortarboard and Bulletin editors and managers, Edith Kane, Eleanor Jaffe, Lenore Glotzer, and Eleanor Ortman, who will host. Gold, silver, and bronze keys were awarded to staff members.

Barnard Posiedon Sylvia Shimberg Dorothy Brauneck Mortarboard and Bulletin Miss Weeks Mrs. Herr Edith Kane Eleanor Jaffe Lenore Glotzer Eleanor Ortman

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Ray Ritchie Craighead Neale Knobloch Lacey Edna Holtzman Enwndly Elizabeth Swinton
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