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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1940
Page
2
Campus events run May 14 to May 17 with sophomore and freshmen step singing sessions in the conference rooms and gym. Includes required class meetings and a riverside archery tournament schedule with times noted in the college calendar.
Miss Luddington of the Connecticut League of Women Voters spoke at Barnard College on May 7 in 304 Barnard about paid and volunteer jobs in the league. She described available roles, noted volunteers outnumber paid positions, and stressed nonpartisanship as training value. Mrs Annie Nathan Meyer hosted tea after the lecture.
Norman Lloyd showcased rhythmic analysis in a May gym recital as part of an annual dance demonstration. An intermediate group course preceded the event, followed by an advanced class directed by Miss Strong featuring the Rhythmic Study Valedictory and a Round choreographed by Catherine Steckel.
Health Committee sponsors the last fruit juice bar of the season in the Jungle from ten to five near Thursday. Miss Puzo notes freshmen have gained weight since September exams, while Welch's grape juice and pineapple juice offer quick energy boosts. The event concludes the current health committee’s work led by Mary Ewald with members Dorothea Johnson, Louise Powell, Athena Capraro, Margaret Duncan, Jean Anderson, Peggy Jackson, and Grace McClure.
Senior Glee Club members active for three years received awards at the Annual Glee Club Banquet held at the King's Grown Hotel Friday evening. Recipients include Louie Bart 40 Mane Boyle 400 Jean Gatn fort 40 Helen Gandon 41 and Joan Thonet 41. The event closed the winter season with brief addresses by director Mr. Giddings outgoing president Ethel Vainzei 40 and incoming president Betty Clifford 41.
Barnard students display paintings and sculpture in Odd Study. Entries came from a contest judged by a committee formed by the Pine Arts club and the Pine Arts department.
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