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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
3
Dean Gildersleeve tells seniors that a college degree enables a richer and more useful life. She compares graduates to ships leaving harbor for a changing world with storms and fog but topics sunlit future and building a new ordered society through leadership and discovery.
The class of 35 elected Gertrude Rubsamen as Junior Show Chairman with Elise Cobb as vice president Agnes Creagh as treasurer Ada Shearon as secretary and Marion Greenebaum as poster chairman Thomasine Campbell to be historian Natalie Bachrach song leader and Marguerite Meade representative to Honor Board Roselle Riggin Social Chairman organized a luncheon at Sherry's with Professor Braun as guest of honor and urged Step Singing rehearsal today. Nathalie Monaghan and Emily Koen are Sophomore representatives.
Senior class members will receive detailed instructions for events next week and should save them. Those not signed for Senior Week may attend class day with no extra invitations. All members must attend two rehearsals and pay Senior Week dues by May 15 at 5 PM.
Phyllis Machlin announces the Sheridan play A Trip to Scarborough to be staged June 2 and 3. The cast lists Amanda through Sempstress roles, with rehearsals starting after exams. Also notes Senior Ball with 102 signups, outdoor terrace supper, lanterns, and a three dollar subscription.
Helen Phelps, class of ’33, won the first foreign study scholarship funded by the French Club to study at the Sorbonne. A Monday meeting featured Elizabeth Abbott with French songs and Prof. Cons of Columbia discussing Marie de Gournet, Montaigne’s friend. Natalie Drozdoff announced the annual prize plan continuing for ten years, with Phelps as the inaugural recipient from five senior nominees.
The Woman's University Club of Chicago invites Barnard College faculty and students to enjoy hospitality while in Chicago this summer. The club is located at 185 North Wabash Avenue.
World famous tennis player Bill Tilden spoke at the MacMillan Theatre on Monday instructing the crowd on the essentials of tennis. He emphasized three simple steps for foundation, keeping the eye on the ball and body sideways to the net. He demonstrated grips and strokes, advocating Eastern Style grips and two serves the Slice and the Avera Twist, while sharing anecdotes that drew laughter.
Barnard College hosts its Athletic Association Banquet at 6 30 P M in the Barnard gym. Dean Virginia C Gildersleeve and Dr Gulielma F Alsop are among speakers with Aileen Pelletier outgoing president and Helen Flanagan incoming president addressing the audience.
Rehearsals for the 1933 step singing event are scheduled for May 12 May 16 and May 19 at 12 noon. The all college rehearsal is May 17 at 12 noon in the gymnasium Beatrice Scheer urges participation as rehearsals prepare for all Senior Week functions.
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