Barnard Bulletin Aims and Staff List October 9 1944
The Barnard Bulletin published weekly by Barnard College students lists staff roles and offices. Names include Miriam Burstein editor in chief Betsy Sachs Annete Auld June Wall Wandy Edwards Eleanor Wax Frances Hitch Dorothy Terrace and others with Phyllis Brand Seana business manager Miriam Gabin circulation manager and Anita Klein Roth photographer. The issue is dated Monday October 9 1944 No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Gabin
Marcia Holstein
Anita Klein Roth Janis
New York Registration Urged by Barnard Bulletin Editorial
The Barnard Bulletin urges over 21 students to register and vote on November 7, stressing no political articles in the campus paper while promoting nonpartisan coverage. It notes campus clubs may discuss politics and invites readers to contribute ideas via the campus office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barnard
Bulletin
Roosevelt
Dewey
Jack Dean Gildersleeve
Emily James Putnam First Barnard Dean Dies in Jamaica
Virginia C. Gildersleeve notes Emily James Putnam, born Emily James Smith, as Barnard College’s founding dean who shaped the school from 1894 to 1900, moved the college to Morningside Heights, and helped define its university stance before retiring in 1900 after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily James Putnam
Barnard College
Jamaica
British West Indies
Emily James Smith
Bryn Mawr
Girton College
Cambridge
England
University of Chicago
Barnard
Madison Avenue
Ella Weed
Miss Smith
Dean Smith
Dean Gildersleeve
Morningside Heights
Milbank, Fiske
Brinckerhoff
Columbia
George Haven Putnam
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
Barnard College Moves Thanksgiving Holiday to Nov 23
Barnard College will observe Thanksgiving on November 23 to align with New York State dates, replacing the previously published November 36 in the 1944-45 calendar. The change updates both the Blue Book and the Catalog editions issued last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Barnard
New York State
Blue Book
Anne Ross Wins 1944 AAU Meritorious Award
Anne Ross receives the 1944 AAU Meritorious Award after defending her three meter diving title for the third time in Kansas City. The Barnard alumna, also set to retire from competitive diving, plans a senior year at Barnard and a future in physical education and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Ross
A.A.U
Gloria Callen
Barnard
Miss Ross
Kansas City
Buffalo
Long Island
Brooklyn
St. George Dragon Club
Madeline Karson Marquette
Wesley College
Red Cross
Anne Ross Retires From Aquatic School Roles in Narrowsby Port Washington
Anne Ross ends a long career as Waterfront director and swimming mentor at Narrowsby and Port Washington Girls Scout day camp. She cherishes memories of library and subway era gains and big meets and plans to coach, teach, and mentor new swimmers in exhibitions while remaining active in a final Water Carnival with A A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrowsby
N.Y
Port Washington
Miss Ross
Anne Ross
A.A
Six Forty-Four Graduates Enter Armed Services and Science Fields
Additional information from the Occupation Bureau on the 44 June and October graduates lists one more girl entering the armed services. Gertrude Werner, October graduate, awaits orders for WAVES officer-candidate training. Fourteen seniors entered armed services last June and many take scientific roles at Memorial Hospital, University of Rochester Medical College, Merck & Company, Bell Laboratories, and other institutions. names include Hendrika Bestebreurtje, Dorothy Carroll, Caryl Cattell, Anne Gonsier, Phyllis Hecker, Dorothy Kattenhorn, Naomi Liang, Ruth Lyttle, Clare Marshall, Hope Robson, Katherine Trebing, Louise Russell, Ruth Zimmerman, and others working in geology, chemistry, radiation research, biochemistry, and related fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occupation Bureau
Armed Services
Gertrude Werner
Hendrika Bestebreurtje
Memorial Hospital
University of Rochester Medical College
Dorothy Carroll
Union Carbon and Carbide Corporation
Caryl Cattell
Gossack Company
Long Island
Anne Gonsier
Merck & Company
Rahway
N. J
Phyllis Hecker
Victor Bond
Hospital of Bone and Joint Diseases
Dorothy Kattenhorn
Freeport Sulphur Company
Naomi Liang
U. S. Signal Corps
Ruth Lyttle
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Clare Marshall
Dr. King
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Hope Robson
Ray Dawson
Princeton University
Katherine Trebing
New York Hospital
Louise Russell
Government and private office staff listed for wartime roles
The article lists Amelia Brink and many others filling clerical and secretarial posts at firms like Eagle Pencil and Macy’s. It highlights staff in advertising, auditing, and production plus war‑related postings with the Red Cross, OSS, and U.S. agencies.
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Barnard Bulletin
N. Y
Miriam Burstein
Besty Sachs Annete Auld
June Wall
Wandy Edwards
Eleanor Wax
Frances Hitch Dorothy Terrace
Feature
Dolores Drew
Joan Leff
Joan Raup
Judith Rudansky
Joan Zeiger
Associate
Jane Felton
Ruth Lyons
Patricia Pierce
Ruth Raup
Leila Ross
Betty Smith
Phyllis Brand
Seana
Haley
Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union
Anne. Ross
Amelia Brink
Eagle Pencil Company
Helen Cahn
Charles Grosslight
R. H. Macy and Company
Ursula Colbourne
Century Library
Mary Louise Davis
Research Institute of America
M. Elizabeth Farrell
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Joyce Fountain
Daily News
Olive R. Francks
Donahue and Coe
Edna Fredericks
Patricia Goode
Huntley Press
Alys Halpert
McCann Erickson
Evinda Henrickson
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Florence Levi
Max Werner
International Statistical Bureau
Elizabeth Lewis
Ely Culbertson
Joan Marder
L. Bamberger and Company
Newark
Barbara Meyer
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Gloria Monahan
Adelaide Pope
Newark Evening News
Cynthia Rittenband
Arthur S. Friedman
Cynthia Walser
Walker and Wellisch Company
Beatrice Becker
Kevin Carroll
Teachers’ College
Phyllis Cross
Yale School of Nursing
Gloria Mandeville
Dr. Alsop
Signal Corps
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Murray
Beverly Vernon
Veteran’s Administration
Lorraine St. Amand
The
Washington
Doris Wrigley
Office of Strategic Services
Marie-Louise Warburton
Survey
British Ministry of Information
Anne Yoerg
Office
Inter-American Affairs
Elizabeth Bond
Donald Mackie
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