Seniors Elect Barnard Alumnae Officers and Hear President
Patricia Barry was elected alumnae president of the senior class. Pamela Lewis and Caroline Look were chosen alumnae vice president and secretary treasurer. President Millicent McIntosh and Mrs. John F. Reilly spoke on alumnae plans and Barnard’s role in national outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Barry
Pamela Lewis
Caroline Look
Millicent C. McIntosh
John F. Reilly
Barnard Alumnae Association
Barnard
New York City
McIntosh
Classes Elect Officers and Fill Vacant Posts
The freshman sophomore and junior classes met to elect officers for next year. Irene Epp and Doris Joyner were elected treasurer and social chairman by the incoming senior class. Barbara Lapchick and Judith Lewittes won Honor Board and Junior Show business manager posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Epp
Doris Joyner
Miss Epp
Dorothea Touraine
Eva Nourenberg
Miss Joyner
Vita Bogart
Barbara l Lapchick
Judith Lewittes
Toni Crowley
Anita Favata
Cathy Comes
Elizabeth Heavey
Ann Lord
Arlene Berg
Krystyna Kowalska
Sue Levi
Hannah Shulman
Students Professors Receive Eighteen Scholarships Fellowships
Barnard students and Columbia professors received multiple fellowships and scholarships in the past month. Barbara Kauder 54 won an English fellowship from Rutgers. Rael Isaacs 54 earned a Fulbright to study drama in London. Elena Ottolen ghi 54 won a medical fellowship from Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons. Bryn Mawr offered three fellowships to Barnard graduates. Percy B Sheats 54 and Lydia Haller 54 won graduate scholarships in Political Science and Latin. Abby Blum 54 earned Honorable Mention in the Fashion Fellowship contest. Guggenheim awards were given to eleven Columbia affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Columbia University
Barbara Kauder
Rutgers University
London
Rael Isaacs
Elena Ottolenghi
Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bryn Mawr College
Mary Jupenlaz
Lydia Haller
Percy B. Sheats
Abby Blum
Tobe-Coburn School
New York City
Columbia
Barnard Faculty to Take Leaves of Absence
Fourteen Barnard College faculty members will take leaves of absence in the coming academic year, a majority of whom will depart in June. President and administration outline plans for temporary replacements and course coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayna Schwartz
Barnard
Faculty Triumph In Annual Barnard Softball Game
The faculty defeated the students 36 to 8 in the semi annual softball match held Monday in the gym. Notable players included Dr. Albert G. Prodell Aubrey Gorman John A Moore and Edmond L B Cherbonnier with Miss Jeannette Schlottman and Miss Barbara Lane contributing on the faculty side. The Barnard team’s form dipped from last term’s 8 1 victory. Professor Lucyle Hook plans a world tour returning in 1955 for a Huntington Library fellowship and a series of lectures abroad before resuming work at the Huntington Library in January 1956 on restoration drama arts and her forthcoming book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Prodell
Aubrey Gorbman
John A. Moore
Edmond L. B. Cherbonnied
Jeannette Schlottman
Barbara Lane
Barnardites
Dr. Prodell
Lucyle Hook
English Department
United States
Huntington Library
San Marino
California
England
Reading
Cambridge
British Museum
Paris
Rome
Athens
Hook
Teheran
Calcutta
Hong Kong
Miss Hook
Formosa
University In Exile
Taipei
Philippines
Australia
Melbourne
Sydney
Women’s College of the University of Melbourne
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Raymond J. Saulnier
Economics
Assembly Sets Focus Budget and Two Issue Plan
The Representative Assembly approved a 1150 grant to Focus for printing two issues next year and a 350 reserve for a possible third issue, a compromise between 1500 requested and two issues. Rhoda Edwards opposed two issues, urging three to keep students informed and grow Focus as a school organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Focus
Rhoda Edwards
Columbia and Barnard Host Afternoon and Evening Events
This Week Barnard-Columbia host a 4 to 6 p m coffee hour in John Jay Lounge inviting all. Class of 1954 members may contact Charlotte Monastersky 55 about next year’s Mortarboard. Brahms Requiem performed tomorrow 8 30 p m at St John’s Cathedral by Shaw Collegiate Chorale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard-Columbia
John Jay
Charlotte Monastersky
Shaw Collegiate Chorale
Brahm’s
St. John’s Cathedral
Boorse Speaks at Noon Meeting on Worlds Without End
Professor Henry A. Boorse chairman of the Physics Department will discuss Genesis and the universe’s origin at today’s Noon Meeting. Boorse joined the faculty in 1937 after teaching at City College and was a 1936 Lydig Fellow at Cambridge. his class is studying matter properties at very low temperatures.
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Henry A. Boorse
Boorse
City College
Lydig
Cambridge University
England
Exam Changes for Senior Grades and Early Commencement
The Registrar announces a revised exam schedule to provide senior grades for early commencement on Tuesday June 1. Exams on Saturday May 22 shift to Monday May 17 morning. Saturday May 22 afternoon tests move to Thursday May 27 morning. Psychology AI and 8 exams moved to Monday afternoon May 17. Chemistry 2 and 2a move to Saturday May 22 morning.
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Pres
Gladys Reichard
Professor Lucyle Hook
Barnard Tradi
CUSC
NSA
Edith Tannenbaum
Eleanor Murray
Columbia University Student Council
Karen Sethar
Carol Shimkin
National Student Association
June Fisher
Cherie Gaines
Majorie Gallanter
Marion Bachrach
Assembly
Mortarboard
Walter E. Wiest
University Christian Association
Dodge Room
William Lynch
Thought” Magazine
Graduate Newman Club
Earl Hall
Department of Nursing
Faculty of Medicine
Corliss Lamont
American Labor Party
Manhattan Center
Dr. Lamont
Congressional Investigation
Jenner and Velde Committee
Dr. Boorse
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