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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1941
Page
4
Notices indicate majors meetings are scheduled for the weekday at a location referred to as jquit wday. Students should consult posters and posters to attend. A luncheon for prospective majors is set in Brooks dining hall from 1 to 2 today in Economics.
A freshman meeting is set for today at noon in room 304 of the mall building. Attendees are asked to arrive on time for updates and instructions from the organizing committee.
The German Department and the German Club plan a suncheon event in room 401 at 12 30. Organizers invite participation from students and faculty and note timing details.
Senior Week meeting will be held in the Conference Room at noon today.
A series of student gatherings are listed. A required Senior meeting occurs Wednesday May 7 at 12 in 304 B. Tea from 4 to 6 in Conference Room on Thursday May 8. William Allen White Club elections Thursday at noon. Barnard Botany Club tea in the Green House Friday 4 to 6. Step-Singing juniors host a picnic in the Jungle Friday noon, with freshmen meeting in the Conference Room at the same time.
The Drama Club staged several one act plays with varied reception. Gloria Kingsley and Dorothy Alpern drew attention for their character work while Shaw’s wit was occasionally lost to line mouthing. Frances shone as Zarb and Margaret George delivered a cohesive Dunsany interpretation in the final play.
Helen Jaker, chairman of the Tess Board, announces Patty Havill as aide reporter for the Newark Evening News. Havill joins the freshman class as part of the newsroom staffing changes.
Mary Graham Smith reports on a rumor that seniors will receive two diplomas this year one at Senior Ball on May 31 and another at Commencement. A new faculty will oversee the ceremony with Professors Scully Cassell and others arranging settings and design.
Flora Wikawa 42 was elected president of the Episcopal Club for the incoming term at the final luncheon in Hewitt Dining Hall. She will succeed Jacqueline Wirsching. Other officers elected include Gloria Wood as vice president Edna Ely as treasurer Patricia Goode and Helen Davidson as publicity co chairmen.
The French Club plans its first meeting under new officers on May 7 at o clock in the Riverside Building French Club Room. Only members invited to this tea. New officers include Margaret McCann president Joy Mahler vice president Lily Levitsky secretary Edna Ely treasurer Rolando Redon publicity chairman.
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