Fresh Nominated For Class President
Eight candidates remain in the running for freshman class president from an original slate of twenty five. Vicki Thomson Selene Smith Barbara Evans Page Morris Harriett Mandell Martha Green Rita Abrams and Bonnie Hauser are still nominated with a second ballot set to reduce to three nominees at next Thursday noon meeting in Brinckerhoff Theater.
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Brinckerhoff Theater
Vicki Thomson
Selene Smith
Barbara Evans
Page Morris
Harriett Mandell
Martha Green
Rita Abrams
Bonnie Hauser
Noreen McDonough
Naomi Cooper
Sylvia Pfiefer
Mary Ruth von Phul
Ruth Aney
June Stein
Harriet Mandell
Florence Sadoff
Wynne Woodhead
Virginia Lucht
Beverly Beck
Barbara Thompson
Carol Leni
Onndee Lockley
Elaine de Carlo
Mary Norton
Lois Lesinger
Marion Freda
Rules for Required Assemblies and Class Meetings
The Court of Senior Proctors announces attendance rules for assemblies and class meetings. All students must attend. if absent, excuses must be sent to the class secretary or Audrey Cox, and a 25 cent fine paid to the class treasurer or Audrey Cox. Failure to attend or to excuse or pay results in action by the court. Junior Class Social Chairman Lawrie Trevor 48 invites freshmen sisters to tea on Tuesday October 15 in the College Parlor in honor of the sister class of 1950.
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Audrey Cox
Lawrie Trevor
Columbia YC-PAC Rally Aims to Register Voters
The Columbia University chapter of the Young Citizens Political Action Committee plans a non partisan street corner rally at 94th Street and Broadway tomorrow at 8 p m to urge voter registration. Barnard graduate Winifred Barr urges student turnout and joining the committee highlighting the need for a reservoir of young leaders trained for political action.
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Columbia University
Young Citizens
Political Action Committee
94Th Street
Broadway
Tomor
Winifred Barr
Barnard
Columbia Chapter
Dorms Hold First House Meeting of the Year
Miss Mary E. MacDonald new residence halls head urges students to maintain high standards and mind community manners. Beverly McGraw presided as house president and Elena drones announced events including dances, art show, theatre ticket plans, and opera tickets. Patricia Skelton plans to buy football game seats for distribution to residents.
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Mary E. MacDonald
Helen M. Carlson
Beverly McGraw
Miss MacDonald
Mary Hunter
Columbia
Ann Perry
Theatre
Eleanor Krout
Frances Dowd
Patricia Skelton
Miss McGraw
Barnard Glee Club Announces First Concert and New Members
This year's Barnard Glee Club met on Tuesday October 1 with Muriel Chevrous as president. The group will sing the Alma Mater at the all college assembly October 8 and plans a December 8 concert with the Columbia Glee Club followed by a joint dance. Director Buketoff selected forty four new members including Mildred Baldwin Elizabeth Bean Barbara Byers Amelia Calder Mary Lou Clark Camilla Cromwell Barbara Evans Clara Farkas Nan Hatch and more.
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Barnard Glee Club
Muriel Chevrous
All College Assembly
Columbia Glee Club
Mr. Buketoff
Glee Club
Mildred Baldwin
Elizabeth Bean
Barbara Byers
Amelia Calder
Mary Lou Clark
Camilla Cromwell
Barbara Evans
Clara Farkas
Nan Hatch
Mary Isenbarger
Adrianne Johnson
Janelee Joseph
Mary Jupenlaz
Mary Keeble
Cornelia Kranz
Onoolee Lockley
Carol Lushear
Anne
Dean To Speak At Assembly At Barnard College
Virginia C. Gildersleeve will address the undergraduate assembly on Tuesday October 8 at 1 10 in the gymnasium. Carol Johns and Virginia Haggerty will also speak. The Glee Club offers songs of Barnard College and students are urged to bring blue books to participate in singing. Senior class members must wear caps and gowns and attendance will be taken with fines for absence.
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Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Carol Johns
Virginia Haggerty
Glee Club
Barnard College
Glory Schwantes
Newcomers Enter Barnard 403 Freshmen and Transfers
Barnard welcomes 403 new students this year including 265 freshmen and 138 transfers. Freshman origins span eight foreign lands while transfers include 13 nations. The class breaks include six transfer freshmen, 55 sophomores, 55 juniors, and five seniors with nine unclassified and a few special nonmatriculated or graduate students. Veterans rise in numbers with 20 freshmen and 17 transfers. average ages are 24 years 4 months for veterans and 17.5 for the remainder, totaling an 18 year overall average.
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Barnard’s
South Africa
Newfoundland
Philippines
Canada
Brazil
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
Czechoslovakia
Mexico
Iran
Norway
India
Hawaii
Greece
Turkey
England
Chile
France
Poland
Denmark
Barnard
Community Service Plans Loom for Volunteers at Hewitt Hall
The group held a luncheon on Friday October 4 in Hewitt Hall with Dr. Marjorie Coogan and Mrs. Jean Reed outlining volunteer roles at St Luke's Hospital, Thrift Shop, and Morningside Community Center. Thirty six students have volunteered including Lois Boochever Eleanor DiAntonio Ruth Osborn Cornelia Michaelian Winifred Murphy and many more.
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Hewitt Hall
Marjorie Coogan
Jean Reed
St. Luke’s
Shirley Stout
Community Service
Thrift Shop
Lois Boochever
Eleanor DiAntonio
Ruth Osborn
Cornelia Michaelian
Winifred Murphy
Morningside Community Center
Elizabeth Eastman
Nancy Tobias
Margaret Mather
Mitchell Urges Tribunals For Industrial Disputes
Labor economist Broadus Mitchell of the ILGWU urges submitting industrial differences to an impartial tribunal. He cites a postwar coat and dress industry demand for a 20 percent raise and notes discrimination harms university peace. Mitchell, a Johns Hopkins professor, spoke at the Interfaith Council chapel series at Columbia and Barnard students are urged to attend.
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Interfaith Council
Broadus Mitchell
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Mitchell
Columbia
San Antonio
Johns Hopkins University
ILGWU
Religion and Labor Foundation
Nan Doggett
Barnard
Freshmen Barbecue Planned by Athletic Association
All freshmen and transfer students are invited to the Fall Barbecue at Barnard Camp Croton New York with free admission for them and upperclassmen pay the $1 fee. Bus service costs 1.20 round trip from Barnard with times to be announced. The menu features barbecued chicken cole slaw and more. A treasure hunt offers a bid to Harvest Hop as the prize. Tickets go on sale October 8 9 and 10 with no sales after Thursday.
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Athletic Association
Barnard
Croton
New York
Camp
Dean Virgina C. Guildersleeve
Roberta Paine
Lawrie Trevor
Georgina Goodwin
Alta Goolwin
Vera Dettweller
Ruth Montgomery
Kathleen Mero
Doris Riggo
Jeanne Verleye
June Ross
Yvette Delebarre
Jake
Camp Committee
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Columbia Yc-Pac
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AFL
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