Senior Proctors for 1934 40 Appointed by Student Council
The Board of Senior Proctors for 1934 40 was appointed by the Student Council. Members from the class of 1940 will serve as Senior Proctor for the coming year and handle enforcement of campus rules not under the Honor Board. The board runs undergraduate elections, publicity, vote tabulation, library line order, smoking rules, attendance at assemblies, and proctor examinations under the Honor System.
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Marguerite Barnola
Helen Best
Caroline Boisevain
Betty Bowles
Carolyn Brackenridge
Maxine Bradt
Eleanor Chasteney
Vivien Collier
Jane Costello
Marjorie Crews
Marjorie Davis
Gertrude Delvy
Ingrith
Gladys Miller
Peggy Monroe
Dorothy Morgan
Marian Mueser
Dorothy Needham
Nansi Pugh
Marjorie Rader
Marion Riley
Norma Safren
Laura Schaeffer
Carol Schram
Dorothy Slavin
Marina Slavin
Muriel Cebel
Maude Vance
Angela Wall
Jean Willis
Irma Zwergel
Velyn Ilagmoe
Marie Boyle
Meechan An
Required Tuesday lecture on physical education class
The physical education department announces a required meeting Tuesday at 1 10 in room 304 with Miss Marion Streng professor of physical education discussing dancing. Students may substitute one hour of physical activity on Monday and must complete a questionnaire on the topic.
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Ical Education Departu Ces
Marion Streng
Ferdinand Flaunts Matadors At Water Carnival Bull Fight
A whimsical account of Ferdinand the bull at Barnard's water carnival includes playful acts like smelling flowers and dodging picadores. The piece lists numerous participants in events such as candle races and aquatic displays, highlighting Virginia Thomas and a parade of named contributors.
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Ferdinand Flaunts
Louise Volcker
Ferdinand Marion Fenton
Barnard
Ferdinand
Jane Seymour
Margo Verbruzen
Frances Murphy
Anita Este
Evelyn Glass
Virginia Thomas
Senor’s
Majors Groups Hear Dr Simson on Rider in Medieval Art
Dr Otto von Simson spoke to History and Fine Arts majors at 1 pm Tuesday in 304 Barnard about how medieval art fused political and religious ideas. He explained symbols like the mounted figure linked to Saint Stephen and Constantine, and the rider as Christ or divine providence shaping rulers.
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Otto von Simson
Barnard
Dr. Simson
Cathedral
Bamberg
Stephen
Denmark
Constantine I
Otto II
Christ
Senior Health Records Issued Show Improved Physical Fitness
Senior class health records reveal broad gains in physical metrics. 74 percent hold A grades in health, emotional stability up from 88 percent in 1935 to 99.5 percent now, weight changes with average 126.94 pounds and height 64.48 inches, plus rises in lung capacity grip chest and shoulder strength.
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Physical Education Department
Elect Class Officers for 41 and 42 Classes
Lorna Drummond 41 elected Junior Show chairman Frances Murphy 42 chosen Greek Games chairman for 1939 40 Irene Lyons 41 treasurer Marjorie Leahy 41 secretary Judith Johnson 41 historian Phyllis Wiegard 41 Honor Board representative Adeline Bostelman class song leader Phyllis Mann Poster Chairman Helen Taft Jane Stewart Elizabeth Koenig elected to Representative Assembly Miss Drummond was a sophomore dancer in Greek Games Emily Gunning 42 vice president Edith Meyer 42 secretary next year Marjorie Madden treasurer Juliette Kenney Social Chairman Gertrude Schaeffer poster chairman Aurelia Maresca class songleader Jane Devonshire 41 freshman representative Honor Board Amelie Anderson class historian All class posts now filled.
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Lorna Drummond
Frances Murphy
Irene Lyons
Marjorie Leahy
Judith Johnson
Phyllis Wiegard
Emily Gunning
Edith Meyer
Marjorie Madden
Juliette Kenney
Gertrude Schaeffer
Aurelia Maresca
Jane Devonshire
Amelie Anderson
Social Science Majors Will Investigate Race Problems
The senior class week begins with a 1:10 pm lecture in Brinckerhoff Theatre where the Dean will address all seniors. Attendees are asked to wear cap and gown in white. A 4:00 pm Dean’s tea in the College Parlor follows, with faculty and administration invited in academic dress.
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Brinckerhoff Theatre
Davies Returns As New Tutor For American Studies
Miss Elspeth Davies 38 is appointed instructional adviser and secretary of the faculty committee for the new American Studies course. She led the Undergraduate Association in 1937 38, served four years on student council, and is doing graduate work at Radcliffe College this year.
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Elspeth Davies
Miss Davies
Radcliffe College
Migs Davies
Potential Maestros Hear Their Works Performed
Wednesday evening the orchestration class under Rudolph Thomas heard compositions they arranged played by the Columbia University Orchestra. Barnard and Columbia students conducted, in Hamilton Hall Room 302, with ink still wet on many manuscripts and the tone praised as high quality despite reading difficulties.
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Rudolph Thomas
Columbia University Orchestra
Barnard
Columbia
Hamilton Hall
Lectures On Race Problems At Barnard Interdepartmental Colloquium
Barnard College plans six interdepartmental Majors Meetings next year across Anthropology Economics Social Science Government and Philosophy to explore race and the concept of race. The first session covers race problems seen by the Anthropology Department with later talks from other fields. Professor Jane Perry Clark leads the project and emphasizes a factual, multi viewpoint scientific approach with faculty participation.
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Anthropology
Department of Anthropology
Jane Perry Clark
Department of Government
Clark
Barnard
Camp Leadership Course Applications Due Today
Final day to register for the sixth Camp Leadership Course set for June 9 to 23 under Miss Margaret Holland and Mrs. Elizabeth Worley. Open to freshmen to juniors. applications must be written and sent to Miss Holland in the Physical Education department.
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Margaret Holland
Elizabeth Worley
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Board of
Proctors
Iors
B. ‘Judent Council
Jeanne Paul
Cozette Utech
Ninetta di Benedetto
Dorothy Minton
Drummond
Murphy
Davies
Phyllis Rappaport
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