Barnard Delegates Elected to University Council
Trevor Pond and Helen Pond elected Barnard delegates to the University Student Council by Representative Assembly on November 3. Martha Muse and Elaine Ryan were other candidates. Barnard was formally admitted to the Council last Friday after meeting constitutional requirements and clarifying delegate election procedures. The Barnard delegates stress university authority over college matters remains limited while Barnard retains autonomous student governance.
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Helen Pond
Lawrie Trevor
Barnard
University
Representative Assembly
Martha Muse
Elaine Ryan
University Council
Helen Archibald Elected President of IRC
Helen Archibald. 48. was elected president of the International Relations Club at a meeting on November 3. Miss Archibald succeeds Meg Mather who resigned to devote herself to Barnard representation in the National Student Association. A speaker from the American Association of United Nations will discuss current UN issues at today's LR.C. session. The group plans a Palestine talk by Prof. Frank Tannenbaum of Columbia on November 17. The IRC cake sale for Barnard's Term Drive is set for November 13 between 11 A.M. and 4 30 P.M.
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Helen Archibald
International Relations Club
Miss Archibald
Meg Mather
Barnard
National Student Association
Lr.c
Hewitt
L.R.C
American Association of United Nations
U.N
Frank Tannenbaum
History Department
Columbia University
Archibald
I.R.C
Columbia Student Council
NSA
Barnard Vocational Committee Announces Plans For Students
The Barnard College Vocational Committee led by Jean Horsfall outlines activities to inform students about careers. A January tea features a lecture on theatre and radio for women, and a December job conference is planned for dorm residents.
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Teachers’ College
Wyman resigns drive co chairmanship at Barnard
Vivian Wyman resigns as drive co chairman due to ill health and no replacement is named. Bar nard’s support of the World Student Service Fund is approved in cooperation with Columbia Student Council and NSA to extend publicity and aid Universities of Warsaw Athens and Vienna.
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Vivian Wyman
Drive
Columbia
World Student Service Fund
Representative Assembly
Miss Wyman
Assembly
Mary Ricketson
Barnard
Columbia Student Council
Warsaw
Athens
Vienna
Freshman Delegates Named to Representative Assembly
The freshman class meeting elected ten Rep Assembly delegates from fifty-five nominees led by Janet McKee as president. Delegates include Margaret De Vecchi, Blanche Freening, Janet Heller, Mary Elizabeth King, Virginia Kraft, Nani Lengyel, Joanne MacManus, Robin Olsen, Muriel Turtz, and Alis Wrench. Three vice presidential candidates are De Vecchi, MacManus, and Lengyel. voting will occur at a later class meeting.
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Representative Assembly
Janet McKee
Rep Assembly
Margaret de Vecchi
Blanche Freening
Janet Heller
Mary Elizabeth King
Virginia Kraft
Nani Lengyel
Joanne MacMannus
Robin Olsen
Muriel Turtz
Alis Wrench
Joanne MacManus
Wigs and Cues Announces Cast for St Joan
Wigs and Cues reveals the Saint Joan cast led by Peggy MacKay as Joan with Pat Cousin as the Dauphin and Sally Lewis as Cauchon. Rehearsals are under way for December 5 and 6 performances at Brinckerhoff Theater with Donald Richardson directing.
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Wigs
Cues
St. Joan
McCay
George Bernard Shaw
Joan
Peggy MacKay
Dauphin
Pat Cousin
Cauchon
Sally Lewis
Dunois
Carol Reynolds
Chaplin
Harriet Berg
Victoria Thompson
Robert de Baudicourt
Inquisitor
Elizabeth Bache
Tremoulle
Caryl Hamburger
Martin
Barbara Schultz
la Hire
Sally Graham
Donald Richardson
Brinckerhoff
Wigs and Cues
College
Barnard
Jake
John de Stogumber
Peggy McCay
Monseignor Cauchon
Lynn Bellamy
Earl of Warwick
Nan Hatch
Warwick
Bulletin announces staff additions and promotions
Elaine Ryan announces new probationary staff includes Ann Atheling Phyllis Daytz Eugenie Hull Madeline Justensen Carol Moody Leah Krechevsky Virginia Kraft Adele Roback Marilyn Rosenthal Lucille Wolf and Beverly Yaeger freshmen Laura Pienkny class of 1950. Promoted from Associate News Board to News Board are Joan Houston Myra Kohn Amalie Mayer Jane McInnis Norine McDofongh Esther Mendelsohn and Rosary Scacciaferro. New staff must submit two trial articles one news story and one feature.
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Ann Atheling
Phyllis Daytz
Eugenie Hull
Madeline Justensen
Carol Moody
Leah Krechevsky
Virginia Kraft
Adele Roback
Marilyn Rosenthal
Lucille Wolf
Beverly Yaeger
Laura Pienkny
Joan Houston
Myra Kohn
Amalie Mayer
News Board
Bulletin
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Council
H. Archibald
IRC
Occupational Bureau
Barnard Hall
Jean Horsfall
Joyce Sentner
Dorothy Buschow
Jean Meszaros
Jean Dunn
Janet de Witt
Mary Carroll
Virginia Lucht
Phyllis Maloy
Jean Cobb
Frances Conway
Wyman
WSSF
Mortarboard
Bear
Betty Rubenstein
Bluebeard
Sema Tanzer
Poulengy
Sonia Ruben
D’estivet
Anne Atheling
Page
Dunoi
Eleanor Front
Courelles
Soldier
Connie Godfrey
Steward
Lois Brean
Mary Louise Baudin
Gentleman
Nancy Hatch
Nancy van Arsdale
Dasuphin
Linda Howe
Eleanor Krout
Lynn Kang
Janet Owen
Anne Kennard
Grace Tobler
Margie Ward
Judith
Babette Brimberg
Saint Paul’s Choir
Mary Jean Huntington
Mary Hough
Judy Dworkin
Mary Ellington
Maggie St. John
Ann Ford
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