Polio Drive Begins in Honor of Franklin D Roosevelt
The Infantile Paralysis Fund drive starts at Barnard with a Jake booth open for a second day to share information and collect student contributions. Gertrude Rosenstein leads the drive, noting a $10 gift from Mrs Annie Nathan Meyer. A Health Bar event launches tomorrow in the Jungle with Circus decor selling apples milk and honey buns to aid the Foundation. The National Foundation offers scholarships for physical therapy training and calls for applicants through the Dean’s office or 120 Broadway New York.
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Barnard
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Gertrude Rosenstein
Annie Nathan Meyer
Barbara Hewlett
AA Health Committee
National Foundation
Foundation
Broadway
New York
Rehearsals and Purchases Ahead of Barnard Senior Week
Senior Class rehearsals are set for Friday June 1 and Monday June 4 from 9 to 12. Stockings are distributed June 1 by Marianne Miller, senior class stocking chair. Dues payments go to Renée Friedman, with pledge and stockings funds. Caps and gowns via Anne Ross priced 1.60 for June 1–5 and 2.95 for May 15–June 5. White pique collars cost 3.80, organdy collars discontinued. Senior Week events include Step-singing June 1, Baccalaureate Service and Tea June 3, Senior Banquet June 5, Class Day and diplomas June 5. Subscribers may attend.
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Marianne Miller
Renée Friedman
Anne Ross
Barnard
Une
Last Senior Meeting Sets Stage for Alumnae Elections
The senior class meets May 15 at 1 PM in the Theater for final undergraduate meeting. President Jane Brunstetter conducts her last session before retirement to be replaced by alumnae president Helen Sack. New officers, commencement notices, and an explanatory address by Lily Murray Jones will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Brunstetter
Helen Sack
Aluanae
Lily Murray Jones
Barnard Hosts War Bond Drive Next Week
Under National Service committee sponsorship the 7th War Loan Drive will run at Barnard with a daily booth staffed by Aline Crenshaw from 12 to 1. Bonds only, not stamps, will be sold. Seniors pledge 300 in bonds as the class gift. Jane Brunstetter, president.
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National Service Committee
Barnard
Aline Crenshaw
War Activities Committee
Jake
College
Jane Brunstetter
Wigs and Cues Present Two Spanish Works Tonight
Wigs and Cues stages two Spanish plays at Brinckerhoff Theater 8:30 p m tonight The Shoemaker's Prodigious Wife and The Talkers are directed by Mrs Amelia Del Rio Cast includes Leora Dana Sheila St Lawrence Raiford Ragsdale Judith Rudansky Clare Shiel and others Intermission features Spanish Club danzas and dances Tickets sold at noon and at the door Betty Barras is business manager The Lorca farce explores married life while The Talkers shows a man out-talking a woman
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Lorea
Cervantes
Amelia del Rio
Tate
Ana
Lwo Ualices
Jake
Betty Barras
Leora Dana
Sheila St. Lawrence
Maxine Beckwith
Raiford Ragsdale
Don Mirlo
Mary Glading
Edith Goldsmith
Geneva Pratt
Betty Jane Pratt
Margaret Cummiskey
Arlen Riley
Daryl Hamburger
Beverly Fink
Lora Igler
Ann Murphy
Ann Ford
Nancy Elmendorf
Clare Shiel
Cape McWhinney Chosen College Song Leader at Meeting
At a recent Student Council gathering, Cape McWhinney 46 was chosen college song leader and Carolyn McMullin 747 was named Bulletin Board chairman. Teas will be held on Monday to Wednesday of first exam week and Monday of second week after exams. all students invited.
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Cape McWhinney
Carolyn McMullin
Bulletin Board
Miss McWhinney
St. Paul’s Chapel Choir
Greeek Games Music
Honor Wayman At AA Banquet Tomorrow Night
Barnard hosts the all college AA Banquet in the Gymnasium honoring Miss Agnes R. Wayman retiring this spring. Dr Frederic W Maroney Brooklyn College Dean of Students delivers principal address. Awards for outstanding Barnard athletics announced with student speakers and entertainment by Barnard and alumnae.
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Barnard
Agnes R. Wayman
Frederic W. Maroney
Brooklyn College
Maroney
Teachers’ College of
Columbia University
Miss Wayman
Louise Hoyt Gregory
Anne Ross
Dolores Drew
Barbara Follett
Virginia D. Harrington
Fern Yates
Mary Louise Brown
Programs Due Friday At Registrar Office
All student programs must be filed with the Registrar's office by this Friday at four. Students who file programs after May 11 but before commencement will be penalized by a ten dollar fine, those after commencement by a twenty dollar fine.
Cake Sale Signals End Of Red Cross Drive On Campus
The final Barnard cake sale for the Red Cross War Fund will be held next week with student contributions turning cakes into proceeds. Personal contributions reached about $2100 of $3600 before the last collection date, while overall drive totals near $3200 with major events like Priority Ball and the Carnival pushing the sum higher toward the $3650 goal in memory of Iwo Jima casualties.
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Red Cross
Barnard
Jake
Mary Wilby
Miss Wickersham
Jane Weidlund
Doris Hering
Iwo Jima
Bulletin Achieves First Class Excellent Rating in ACP Contest
Bulletin earned a First Class Excellent rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for its fall term issues from September 30 to January 15. Notable scores include 40 for war coverage and 50 for the editorial column, with typography 35 and front page make up 45. lack of sports coverage reduced points by 60.
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Bulletin
Associated Collegiate Press
A.C.P
School of Journalism
University of Minnesota
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Honor Wayman
Fete
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
ACP
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