Barnard Announces Faculty Retirements and Promotions
Virginia C. Gildersleeve announced Barnard College promotions for 1947 48 including Richard P. Youtz and John A. Moore to associate professors and seven new appointments. Retiring after long service are William Pepperell Montague and Marguerite Mespoulet.
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Montague
Mespoulet
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard
Johnsonian
William Pepperell Montague
Marguerite Mespoulet
Agrégée de l'Université
Richard P. Youtz
John A. Moore
M. Andre Mesnard
Teresa Carbonara
Ingrith T. Deyrup
William W. Havens
Havens
Columbia
Departure Honor for Chaplain Bayne at Earl Hall Reception
Chaplain Stephen F. Bayne leaving Columbia University to become Bishop of the Diocese of Olympia was honored at a farewell reception at Earl Hall on May 7. Attendees included President Frank D. Fackenthal, Dean Harry J. Carman, and Dean Nicholas M. McKnight.
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Stephen F. Bayne
Columbia University
Olympia
Washington
Earl Hall Society
Frank D. Fackenthal
Harry J. Carman
Nicholas M. McKnight
Jack Buxton
Newman Club
Bayne
Fackenthal
Dean Carman
Columbia
Chage
Mary Wison
Mike Lichtensten
Mane Faza
Chapan
Fresh Air Fund Seeks 1700 To Reach Goal
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund drive total by May 2 is 1299.99 toward a 3000 goal. Weekly student gifts total 33.60 with seniors 5 juniors 10 sophomores 18 and freshmen 0.50. Clubs contributed 10.72 from German Club and 40.90 from Athletic Association. Can collections added 6.82 making 91.44 for the week. A cake sale by the Glee Club supported the drive. Contributions should be sent through student mail to June Ross or Ruth Montgomery, payable to Barnard College.
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Tribune Fresh Air
The
Athletic Association
Glee Club
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York City
June Ross
Ruth Montgomery
Barnard College
Barnard Plans Separate Astronomy Section Next Year
Barnard College will offer a distinct Astronomy 1-2 section on campus next year instead of sending all wishing students to Columbia. Barnard students may use the Columbia Observatory. Miss Henrietta Swope will lead the Barnard section as Associate in Astronomy, and she holds Barnard credentials and a Radcliffe MA.
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Barnard College
Barnard
Columbia
Columbia Observatory
Henrietta Swope
Radcliffe
Barnard Class of 1947 Sets Week of Senior Events
Virginia Haggerty chairs a 1947 Barnard Senior Week with 220 seniors signed up for activities. The lineup includes Step Singing on May 30, Senior Ball May 31 at the Biltmore Hotel with Johnny Neukum Orchestra, Senior Banquet June 2 in Hewitt Hall, a June 8 class exercises, and Commencement plans at Columbia South Court.
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Virginia Haggerty
Barnard
Milbank Quadrangle
Biltmore Hotel
Johnny Neukum
Hewitt Hall
Barnard Hall
Columbia
South Court
Senior Ball To Highlight Graduation Week Events
The Class of 47 Senior Ball is May 31 from 9 PM to 1 AM at the Biltmore Hotel Music Room with Johnny Neukum and his orchestra. Bids go on sale May 8–9 on Jake at noon for six dollars only to seniors who have signed the poster. A Senior Medley of favorite songs will feature the class, and a photographer will offer photos for 175.
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Jake
St. Paul’s Chapel
Brooks Lawn
Biltmore Hotel
Johnny Neukum
Maclver To Address World Federalists
Professor Robert Maclver will speak at the Columbia University chapter of the United World Federalists in Room 202 Hamilton Hall at 4:00 P.M. today. He will discuss his book The Web of Government and invite students of international studies and sociology to attend.
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Columbia University
United World Federalists
Robert M. Maelver
Hamilton Hall
Maclver
New York Colleges
New York University
United Nations
Proposals for Barnard Cage Halls Amendments Drafted
Ray Carter announces proposed amendments to Barnard Cage Residence Halls Student's Constitution, drawn up by the Executive Committee and published in the dormitories for reading before this week's meeting. Sophomores must have Mortarboard nominations by May 17. The Sarong Studio at 366 Fifth Avenue opens daily 9 to 6. Junior Class signs for May 30 luncheon at Belmont Plaza. $2 with meat or fish. Mrs Rhoda Levine Cohen listed as Phi Beta Kappa member after omission.
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Ray Carter
Barnard Cage
Fifth Avenue
Jake
Belmont Plaza
BEAR Announces 1947 48 Editorial Staff Changes
Ruth Montgomery editor announces 1947 48 BEAR staff with Joan Sanger and Mariel Fox as managing editors. Associate editors include Sally Forbes Marion Hausner and others. Editorial assistants Lois Harmon Irene Mary Lang Gertrude Pace. Louise Lyczak art editor. Business staff led by June Ross with Jean DeSanto advertising manager Grace Peters circulation manager Marlies Wolf publicity manager. Students urged to sign BEAR posting.
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Ruth Montgomery
BEAR
Joan Sanger
Mariel Fox
Joan Abbranvat
Sally Forbes
Marion Hausner
Lois Harmon
Irene-Mary Lang
Gertrude Pace
Louise Lyczak
June Ross
Jean DeSanto
Grace Peters
Marlies Wolf
Jake
AA Banquet Honors Dean Virginia Gildersleeve
The AA Banquet was held Friday night in Barnard Hall Cafeteria in honor of Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve. The event welcomed Undergraduate Association members with speeches by Dorothy Answorth and remarks by Barnard faculty.
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Dean
Barnard Hall
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
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