Appoint New Senior Proctors for 1941 42 Board
The Student Council approved the end of 38 members from the present junior class to join the Board of Senior Proctors for 1941 42. Nominations were prepared by Claura Fernandez and Joan Thown with a list including Ame lie Anderson and many others. Proctors oversee all exams, enforce smoking rules, conduct undergraduate elections, arrange publicity, tabulate votes, and maintain order and quiet during assemblies and exam periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment Council
Stu
Claura Fernandez
Joan Thown
Helen Marraro
Marion Meding
Edith Meyer
Jane Morrell
Kathleen Peterson
Enid Pugh
Zenia Sachs
Mabel Schubert
Dorothy Sherman
Ruth Stern
Eleanor Webb
Flora Wihawa
Mary Ann Williams
Dues Deadline For Seniors Week May 9
May 9 is the deadline for the five dollar Senior Week dues announced by chairwoman Jean Ackermann. Dues and Alumnae contributions may be paid through Student Mail to Patricia Draper or via representatives on Jake. The package covers engraved graduation notices, Class Day invitations, and access to fourteen Senior Week events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Draper
Jake
Swan Urges Lawn Care During Commencement Week
John J. Swan, the comptroller, appeals for student help to protect newly seeded dirt along the boardwalk and asks students to clear loose papers from the lawn and dispose of them in waste cans during commencement week.
Freshmen Lead In Numbers At Step Singing Rehearsals
Freshmen lead the chorus as step singing rehearsals begin with mixed tones from contraltos to sopranos. Juniors and sophomores prepare separately and the combined rehearsal is set for Monday May 12 at the college. Adeline Bostelmann notes scarce white dresses due to high demand from Barnardites. Senior Week steps sing in the annual event open to all students.
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Adeline Bostelmann
Gracie Fields to Headline Barnard War Relief Benefit
Miss Gracie Fields famed British singer will perform at 8 30 p m tomorrow in Barnard gym for a bazaar to aid war relief in England The Barnard Committee aims to fund a second mobile feeding unit with proceeds from sales and raffles One dollar general admission seventy five cent student subscriptions support Barnard students and enable viewing of the show
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Gracie Fields
Barnard
Barnard Committee For
Miss Fields
Canada
United States
England
New York
Barnard Committee
Barnard War Relief Fund
Phyllis Wickenden
Special Subscription Rate For Class Of 41 Announced
Members of the Class of 41 may obtain subscriptions to Bulletin for next year at a special rate of 150 dollars per year postpaid. Seniors wishing to subscribe should notify Mildred Kotodny, circulation manager, or Phyllis Kenner, business manager.
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Bulletin
Mildred Ko Todny
Phyllis Kenner
Arrange Class Luncheons for Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen
Plans released by Betty Hans social chairman outline the class luncheons set for May 29. Sophomores and freshmen meet at the Men's Faculty Club while juniors convene at Butler Hall, with lunch times 12 noon for the '43 luncheon and 1 p.m. for the junior gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Hall
Betty Hans
Helene Bach Jamieson
Betty Foye
Frances Ricketts
Mary Virginia Callcott
Robette Wiener
Janet Stevenson
Betty Baker
Monica Wyatt
Margo Finletter
Wil
Three Spring Plays By Wigs And Cues Amateurs
Denise Donegan notes Wigs and Cues presented three spring plays in Brinckerhoff Theatre on Friday and Saturday. The Monkey's Paw featured strong suspense with Gloria Kathleen Kingsley and Eleanor Allen delivering notable portrayals. An Annex or Anjana ska by Shaw appeared slower paced yet remains a Shaw staple in the troupe’s mixed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Donegan
Brinckerhoff Theatre
Louis N. Parker
W. W. Jacobs
Beatrice Belis
Gloria Kathleen Kingsley
Major Morris
Eleanor Allen
Mr. White
Last Day For Mortarboards Yearbook Copies
Mortarboard staff announce tomorrow as the final day to obtain the yearbook. Room 402 has been open for a week and the office will be open 12:15 to 1 today and tomorrow for about 25 subscribers who have paid but not collected. Due to high demand, unclaimed copies will go on open sale after the deadline.
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Room 402
Mortarboard
New Quarterly Out Thursday
A blue-and-white 48 page extra-sized Quarterly will be issued Thursday for the student body. It includes two political essays by non-staff writers Ade line Bostelmann and Victoria Hughes on neutrality, Helen Baker on aid to Britain, humorous poetry, and satirical sketches by Lucia Quintero with Patricia Lambdin’s descriptive piece.
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Times
Rita Roher
Adeline Bostelmann
Victoria Hughes
Helen Baker
Britain
Lucia Quintero
Patricia Lambdin
Health Committee Sponsors Bicycle Tour In Park
The Health Committee and Athletic Association Board organize a bicycle tour through Central Park on Wednesday afternoon May 7 from 3 30 to 5 30. Bicycle hire costs 25 cents an hour and riders may switch to the Mall if traffic on the parkway is heavy. The Bicycle Club operates a refreshment stand and supplies bikes. Jane Morrell is next year’s Health Committee chair and Frances Murphy heads the Athletic Association.
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Health Committee
The
Athletic Association Board
Central Park
Jane Morrell
Frances Murphy
Athletic Associaton
Assembly Elects New Chairmen at Student Body Session
Representative Assembly elected Charlotte Gabor to eligibility chairman, Helen Kandel to curriculum chairman, Helen Marraro to press board chairman, and ten undergraduates to the Social Committee. An amendment to the Undergraduate Association Constitution passed unanimously, with Honor Board elections to assign board reps by class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Charlotte Gabor
Helen Kandel
Helen Marraro
Isabella Brogan
Constance Hare
Helen
Lyttle
Betty Vosler
Margerie Eilers
Margaret Jackson
Fvancine Salzman
Gloria Rothenberg
Janet Stevenson
Cynthia Walser
Student Council
Miss Gabor
Sylvia Gaus
Miss Kandel
Barbara Fish
Helen Lyttle
Mortarboard
BWR
Bulletin
Helen Baker
Florence Fischman
Miss Marraro
Seniors Win Third-Floor Bridge Tournament Showcases Barnard Players
Adele Gillies and Helen Taft represented Barnard at the Inter-College Bridge Association competition last weekend. Other leading colleges such as Bryn Mawr Radcliffe Sarah Lawrence Smith Vassar Wellesley Dartmouth Harvard Princeton Yale also sent players to the annual intercollegiate event at the Ritz Carlton.
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Adele Gillies
Helen Taft
Barnard
Ritz-Carlton
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Sarah Lawrence
Smith
Vassar
Wellesley
Dartmouth
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
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Ame
Jean Ackermann
Mr. Swan
John J. Swan
Reshmen
Neal Music
Benefit Tomorrow
2Nd Mobile Food Kitchen
Shaw, Jacobs and Dunsany
Shaw, Dunsany
Kingsley
G. B. Shaw
Annajanska
June Amsden
Shaw
New Quarterly Out
Assembly
Gabor
Kandel and
Marraro
New Press Board
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