New Senior Proctor List Announced for 1938 39
The Student Council appointed the Board of Senior Proctors for 1938 39. Members from the Class of 1939 include Virginia Allen and many others who will enforce campus rules supervise elections and maintain library order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Allen
Leonore Altschule
Mary Jane Bowen
Millicent Bridegroom
Elizabeth Brupbacher
Freada Coleman
Teresa Cracchi
Marjorie Davidow
Phyllis Dunbar
Helen Dollinger
Christine Eide
Gertrude Eisenbadh
Rose Grillo
Margaret Grant
Ruth Halle
Marjorie Healy
Marie Henke
Ruth Hershfield
Gertrude Jordan
Esther Larash
Marchia Meeker
Marie Meixel
Marjorie Page
Vivian Paruta
Jeannie Paul
Mary E. Richey
Helen Rome
Barbara Sapinsly
Jane Seymour
Gertrude Smith
Antoinette Vaughn
Margo Verbruzen
Boarch
Jean Morris
Columbia Students to Pay for Riot Damages
Dean Herbert E. Hawkes announces Columbia College residents of John Jay Hartley Livingston and Fraternity Row will contribute seventy five cents each for riot damage. The plan targets students from Columbia dormitories with about five hundred dollars in damage reported to Barnard Columbia. Hawkes aims to collect early this week amid a Student Board letter urging sturdier Barnard buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Hawkes
Oflumbia College
John Jay
Hartley
Livingston
Fraternity Row
Barnard Columbia
Colin
Hawkes Sted
Hes
Student Board of
Umbia
Barnard
Peter Monro Jack Reviews Final Issue of Quarterly
Peter Monro Jack surveys the last Quarterly editorial and critiques its hostility and illusion. He notes the graduates’ sharp reasoning and questions the English youth piece by Ruth Borgenicht, challenging its evidence and calls for peace through discussions of student and university culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Monro Jack
Ruth Borgenicht
Santayana
Maurois
Miss Borgenicht
N. U.S
England
Neville Cham
1940 Class Elects Officers and Plans Terrace Luncheon
The class of 1940 elected Shirley Ellenbogen as Chairman of its Junior Show. Virginia Wootke was named Honor Board Representative and Susan Kobbe, Charlotte Wigand, Marie Boyle and Caroline Brackenridge as Representative Assembly delegates. Grace Maresca became Poster Chairman, Jane Hoyt Class Historian, and Dorothy Boyle Song Leader. The luncheon date is set for May 27 on the Terrace at Butler Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Board
Virginia Wootke
Representative Assembly
Susan Kobbe
Charlotte Wigand
Marie Boyle
Caroline Brackenridge
Grace Maresca
Jane Hoyt
Dorothy Boyle
Miss Wodtke
Martraboard
Glee Club
Mortarboard
Butler Hall
Freshmen Taught Purpose Of Barnard Gym Program
A Tuesday meeting for the Class of 41 in Barnard Hall 304 outlined the aim of the freshman physical education course. Miss Fern Yates described rhythmic fundamentals and body awareness while Miss Marion Strong praised modern dance for posture, kinesthetic movement, and cross training with the arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard Hall
Physical Education Department
Fern Yates
Marion Strong
Barnard
Miss Strong
Charles Weidman
Doris Humphrey
Hanya Holm
Martha Graham
Louis Horst
New York
Bennington
92Nd St. Y.M.H A
Sigerist Traces Medical Change at Johns Hopkins Talk
Dr. Henry Sigerist, founder of Johns Hopkins Institute of the History of Medicine, spoke at Harkness Theatre arguing medicine is a social function. He outlined five periods of medical history from empirical to socialized medicine, noting poverty as the root cause of disease and urging society to develop socialized healthcare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sigerist
Institute of the History of Medicine
Johns Hopkins University
Harkness Theatre
Sigerist
Consumer Economics Class Surveys Student Expenses
A study by five students in the Consumer Economics course interviews 112 girls on school year expenses. Day students averaged 1146.64 with a 649.94 to 2662.68 range. dormitory students averaged 1675.55 with a 1141.95 to 3158.45 range. Expenses cover education, room and board, clothes, recreation, transportation, communication, health, personal care, and gifts.
Waldron Chosen French Fellow for 1938
Anna Waldron 38 was elected the French fellow for 1938 by the French club at Milbank. The fellowship permits a summer in France with travel aboard a French liner. Other candidates were Helen Hirsch Patricia Emery Harriet Harlin and Clare Scharff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Waldron
Milbank
Miss Waldron
Representative Assembly
Helen Hirsch
Patricia Emery
Harriet Harlin
Clare Scharff
Senior Ball Color Scheme Plans Mixed With Nods to 1930
Senior Week Committee debates an old rose and silver palette for the Senior Ball while mulling lantern decorations and a midnight supper still in committee. Hal Marley and his ensemble will provide music, with guests including Dean Gildersleeve and Dr. and Mrs. Read among the invitees as seniors aim for a heavenly final dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Marley
Meyer Davis
Haal Marley
Kentucky Mountain
New York
Dean Gildersleeve
Read
Miss McBride
Elspeth Aig
Edna Jones
Kent Thorhas
Day and resident student comparison figures published
Page 3 carries detailed figures comparing day students with resident students. The report outlines differences in attendance, demographics, and enrollment patterns with precise numbers and category breaks for further analysis.
Clothing Expenses Among Day and Dorm Students
Expenditures for day students ranged from 43.25 to 916.50 with a 344.15 median, while resident students spent 64.30 to 1643.00 with a 320.50 median. Dresses included three types and stockings show notable gaps between groups.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Columbia
Shirley Ellenbogen
Miss Ellenbogen
Waldron
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