Simon Elected Political Council Chairman at Barnard
Simon, facing Joanne Ruth and Dorothy Terrace, was elected political council chairman at Barnard’s first Representative Assembly meeting. She proposed a revised constitution renaming the body as Political Council to include presidents of all campus clubs and plan a town meeting for student debate.
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Hope Simon
New Representative Assembly
Barnard
Joanne Ruth
Dorothy Terrace
Miss Simon
Representative Assembly
Famous Barnard Alumnae Tea Set for May Eight
Barnard College English department sponsors a tea for alumnae distinguished in literature. The event is Monday May 8 at 4 o clock in the College Parlor. Attending will be Elizabeth Hall Janeway 35 author of The Walsh Girls and Babette Deutsch 17 long published New Yorker poet.
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Barnard
Elizabeth Hall Janeway
Walsh
Babette Deutsch
New Yorker
Classes Hold Elections for All College Classes
The senior, junior, sophomore, and freshman classes held meetings last Tuesday to elect officers for the coming year. Freshman re elected Marcia Balfour as chairman of Greek Games, while Alessandra Rice will not run again. Senior class named Charlotte McKenzie permanent president with Jeanne Mitchell vice president Doris Jorgenson secretary Dorothy Carroll treasurer and Shirley Sexauer Sibyl Herzog fund chairmen. An outing to Jones Beach is planned for June 6 during senior week. Junior class elected Dorothy Pasetti secretary Eleanor Webber treasurer Ruth Hischoff social chairman Betty Booth historian and Suzanne Walsh song leader. After a straw vote the class favored a tea over a luncheon.
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Marcia Balfour
Alessandra Rice
Charlotte McKenzie
Jeanne Mitchell
Doris Jorgenson
Dorothy, Carroll
Shirley Sexauer
Sibyl Herzog
Jones Beach
Jake
Dorothy Pasetti
Eleanor Webber
Ruth Hischoff
Betty Booth
Suzanne Walsh
V-12 Dance Tickets On Sale For Year End Event
Tickets for the last coffee dance of the year for apprentice seamen go on sale Wednesday noon at the Social Affairs office. Prices rise to seventy five cents as proceeds support the Red Cross drive.
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Social Affairs Office
Red Cross
All Programs for 44 45 Due Before 4 Tomorrow
All programs for next year are due in the Registrar's Office before 4 p.m. tomorrow under penalty of a ten dollar fine for lateness if filed before Commencement, and twenty dollars if filed after. No more summer school applications will be accepted after tomorrow. The signature of the adviser is required on elective blanks and that of the adviser and chairman of the major department on major blanks.
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Margaret Giddings
Harrington
French Plays Tomorrow At Brinckerhoff Theatre
The French Club presents Martine and Les Suites d un Premier Mariage tomorrow at 8 30 in Brinckerhoff Theatre. One performance only proceeds to Red Cross via part of profits with an intermission gift auction from Coty and the Ritz. Cast includes Madeleine Getaz Martine Roxanne Connick Julien Rolande Redon Jeanne and others.
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Martine
Brinckerhoff
Madame Eve Daniel
Dramatic Art Center
New School of Social Research
Red Cross
Coty
Charles
Ritz
Iris Davis
Madeleine Getaz
Roxanne Connick
Julien
Rolande Redon
Jeanne
Blanche Sweet
Mme. Mervan
Hennie Bestebreurtje
Alfred
Gabrielle Steiner
Trebuchard
Jacqueline Shadgen
Blanche
Daisy Fornacca
Prudenval
Henne Bestebruertje
Piqueoiseau
Margaret Loewy
Gifts and Benefits Boost Red Cross Drive Over Goal
Red Cross drive receipts exceed the target with individual contributions totaling 1941.88 plus 400-plus in benefits. Freshmen lead with 470.40, juniors 423, seniors 820.08, and the faculty 447. Coffee dances, plays, and a health bar remain to be tallied as the drive extends to complete college enrollment.
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Red Cross Drive
Sally Ferris
Drive
Bulletin to publish final regular issue of year next Thursday
Bulletin will have one more regular issue this year due to dwindling student activities and schedule limits. A special graduation issue will be mailed to the student body on June 9.
German Club Folk Dance Party on May 12
Ger man Club hosts a folk dance party Friday night May 12 from 8 to 12 in the theater. Sabra Follett, retiring German Club president, says the event is a final fling before exams and open to all with beginners welcome to learn the basics of squares and allemande left. Admission is free with refreshments provided by Deutscher Kreis. Professor Margaret Holland will call dances and music by the Sillers.
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Sas Sabra Follett
Adies
Allemande
Deutscher Kreis
Margaret Holland
Holland
Sillers
Pang
J. E.R
Friend Takes Latin Prize Eleven Win Honors In Spanish
Linda Friend ’45 received the Jean Willard Tatlock Memorial Prize for Latin proficiency announced by the Department of Greek and Latin. At the Fiesta de la Lengua, Spanish prizes went to several students for essays and original compositions across classes with multiple first, second, and honorable mention awards.
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Linda Friend
Jean Willard Tatlock
Tilli Krieger
Hispanic Institute
Lope de Vega
Meredith Maulsby
Rolando Redon
Elizabeth Flynn
Elizabeth Moran
Pat Deaton
Cass Fornacca
Blanche Sweet
Marx Louse Stewart
Sabra Follett
Helen Trevor
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Simon
Bulletin
Mary Louise Stewart
Contingency Fund
Morningside
Manhattan
Stewart
Rep Assembly
Miss Follett
Miss Lambert
R.C
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