Barnard Athletic Association reviews year and plans next actions
The Barnard A.A. reports on the year with plans for expanded activities next year. Managers named include Idris Russell for badminton, Sibyl Herzog for tennis, Anne Ross for swimming, and Gloria Callen as new manager. Contests, play days with other colleges, dances, camps, and health initiatives are discussed along with the Harvest Hop receipts and a planned A.A. column in Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idris Russell
Hunter
Sibyl Herzog
Sue ‘Weaver
Anne Ross
Gloria Callen
Florence McClurg
Pat Cavanagh
Mary Morgan
Angela Bornn
Phyllis Hoecker
Ruth Bischoff
Games
Sabra Follett
Marion Catalane
Jeanne Mitchell
Mimi Leff
Miriam Skinner
Dorothea Ockert
Martha Messier
Doris Charlton
Barnard
Ruth Farrell
A.A
Bulletin
Dolores Drew
Buketoff Appointed Director of Barnard Glee Club 1944 45
Mr Igor Buketoff named Director of Barnard College Glee Club for the 1944 1945 academic year by Dean Gildersleeve. He has taught at the Institute of Musical Art since 1935 and held a conducting fellowship from 1939 to 1942. In 1942 he won the first Alice M Ditson award for American conductors and is also a composer and collector of Russian church and folk music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igor Buketoff
Barnard Glee Club
Dean Gildersleeve
Buketoff
Institute of Musical Art
Alice M. Ditson
Barnard Botanical Club Invites Tea for Friday
The Barnard Botanical Club invites club members and all botany students to a tea tomorrow in the College Parlor. The club, formed in 1896, includes undergraduates and graduates with Mrs Beal, a Barnard graduate, serving as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botanical Club
Barnard Botanical Club
Gregory
Beal
Barnard
Faculty to Attend Tea With Barnard Publications Editors
The faculty will meet the editors and staffs of Barnard publications including Bulletin Mortarboard Quarterly and Blue Book at the annual publications tea Monday at 4 in the College Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Bulletin
Mortarboard
Quarterly
Blue Book
New NS Setup To Stress Work
A new National Service program is to be the focus of campus war policy after a Representative Assembly meeting. A two-member-per-class committee with NS chairman and Undergraduate president will draft policy, to be presented at a noon special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Assembly
Assembly
National Service
Sabra Follett
Sally Ferris
Officiis
Anne Ross
Miss Ferris
Representative Assembly Committee
CURC Telecast Highlights Airing Tonight
CURC presents a packed evening schedule with Sophisticated Stuff and Campus Hit Parade. Notable acts include Ted Hoffman, Steve Krane, Dick Schreiner, Frank Sinatra, and Carlyle Henriques with the Columbians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hoffman
Steve Krane
Bill Wise
Phineas Kadushin
Three Kings
Dick Schreiner
Frank Sinatra
Frank Herman
Charles Campbell
Carlyle Henriques
His
Columbians
Walter Scott and Co
FCO-SOC MAJORS END YEAR Continued from page 3
The remarks recount professors and scholars: Professor Blank mocked as the greatest bore, Professor Waller joked about becoming the greatest bore, and a doll bound with a chain represents the chained woman. Dr. Komarovsky recalls frequent invitations to speak on escape from Russia. Dr. Marsh notes his academic path via Huey Long's university and jokes about avoiding idleness with chalk and a blackboard as a summer project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Blank
Waller
New Jersey
Mirra Komarovsky
Komarovsky
Russia
Donald Marsh
University of New Brunswick
University of Illinois
Huey Long
University
Marsh
Minkin to Speak at Menorah Open House
Dr Jacob S Minkin noted Jewish author will address Menorah Open House on How Books Get Written from 4 to 6 at Earl Hall Monday. He has written The Romance of Hassadism Herod and Abarbanel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob S. Minkin
Menorah
Minkin
Herod
Abarbanel
Earl Hall
Dean's Senior Tea Reception for College Seniors
The Dean hosts the annual seniors reception in the College Parlor on Tuesday May 16. Faculty will be present to serve. Seniors will wear caps and gowns paired with white blue or black dresses.
Present Two French Plays at College Drive Benefit
Rolande Redon led a Parisian scene as the city girl in a short brisk comedy. Daisy Fornacca impressed as the old Prudential with two suitcases muttering I would like to set down my parcels. Jacqueline Shadgen and Sheila St Lawrence gave witty supporting performances as principal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolande Redon
Daisy Fornacca
Prudential
Liliene Vasseur
Nanette Newell
Cercle Francais
Coty
The
Red Cross
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Glee Club
Barnard Camp
Miss Holland
CURC
Jack Turvey
Mitzi Fabricand
Durham Caldwell
Hastings Hall
Seasick
Jean Connors
Carol Johns
Muriel Spector
Mendelson
Bert Mendelson
Barbara Hayner
Peg Feury
Dotty Dattner
Janie Brunstetter
Navy
Joe Barata
Stew Scheuer
Matt Kenny
Fco-Soc
State Dept. of Education
Free Employment Service
E. C. Gaines
Lexington Ave
N.Y
Murray Hill
Dean's
Katharine Gibbs
Gibbs
Addres College
New York
Enigago
Angell
Coca-Cola Company
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