Barnard College to Install Millicent C. McIntosh as Fourth Dean
Millicent Carey McIntosh will be installed as Barnard College's fourth dean at 2 30 p m in the Barnard gymnasium. Francis T P Plimpton will preside. A luncheon precedes the ceremony with presidents from universities nationwide including Hawaii Queens University Kingston Ontario and Toronto. An academic procession follows with trustees faculty visiting presidents and senior class. Bryn Mawr president Katherine E McBride will speak for women's colleges. Eugene H Byrne will welcome on behalf of the faculty and greetings will come from Spence School headmistress Mrs Harold S. Osborne. McIntosh will be presented to Columbia Acting President Frank D Fackenthal who will induct her. opening prayer by Harry Emerson Fosdick and benediction by Bishop Donald B Aldrich. The St Pauls Chapel choir will perform.
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Millicent Carey McIntosh
Barnard College
Barnard
Francis T. P. Plimpton
Barnard Board of Trustees
University of Hawaii
Queens University
Kingston
Ontario
University of Toronto
Katherine E. McBride
Bryn Mawr College
McIntosh
Eugene H. Byrne
Harold S. Osborne
Spence School
Ogden Reid
Fackenthal
MclIntosh
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Riverside Church
Donald B. Aldrich
Princeton University
St. Paul’s Chapel
Autumn Tales Harvest Hop Opens Barnard Social Season
Autumn Tales the Harvest Hop of 1947 sponsored by the Athletic Association begins Barnard’s social season on Saturday November 1. Barnardites and dates dance 9:30 to 1:00 to Billy Karr’s orchestra with 250 bids available at $2.75. Ruth Montgomery announces committee heads and guests include Dr. and Mrs. Austin McIntosh and several professors.
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The
Athletic Association
Barnard
Jake
Ruth Montgomery
Pat Froelich
Astry Beech
Joan Jacks
Margie Friars
Judy Jarvis
Roberta Tunick
Austin McIntosh
Virginia D. Harrington
Margaret Holland
John Moore
Charles English
Betty Green
A.A
Barbara Hewlett
Miss Montgomery
Carol Leni Elected Sophomore Class Vice President
Carol Leni was elected vice president of the sophomore class at a class meeting held last Tuesday. She was chosen from a slate including Joan Stein and Betty Coryllos after the vacancy created by Emily Klein becoming class president. Leni chaired last year’s freshmen Greek Games dance and serves on Representative Assembly this year. Zelma McCormick, Greek Games business manager, announced that the head tax for Greek Games would be collected on Jake beginning Wednesday, October 15.
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Carol Leni
Emily Klein
Miss Leni
Joan Stein
Betty Coryllos
Zelma McCormick
Jake
Select June Billings As New AA Treasurer
June Billings was elected treasurer of the Athletic Association at the all college election. She won 238 votes from a slate including Maria Calafati Lois Woodward and Jean Jahn. She succeeds June Ross who transferred to Vassar College.
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June Billings
The
Athletic Association
Jake
Miss Billings
Maria Calafati
Lois Woodward
Jean Jahn
June Ross
Vassar College
A.A
Miss Bulings
Glee Club
Episcopal Club
College Tea
CARE Drive Topic Chosen by Rep Assembly
The Rep Assembly selects CARE as the subject of its term drive with an October 27 opening date tentatively set. Temporary officers include Hannah Rosenblum as business manager Nancy Elmendorf as Benefits chair and Clare Shiel as dormitory solicitations head. CARE aims to aid three universities in Europe and occupied areas using Institute of International Education input.
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Rep. Assembly
Hannah Rosenblum
Nancy Elmendorf
Clare Shiel
Institute of International Education
Europe
CARE
Committee For
Interfaith Assembly to Hear Father Walsh Lecture
Father Gerald G. Walsh S J will discuss The Dilemma of Contemporary Humanism at the Interfaith Assembly tomorrow at 1 PM in the gym. Sponsored by the Interfaith Council during Religious Emphasis Week, Walsh is a noted author and editor with ties to Fordham and Oxford.
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Gerald G. Walsh
S.J
Interfaith Council
Father Walsh
Jane Clark Elected Senior Class Vice President
The Senior Class met on October 14 and elected Jane Clark as vice president and Nancy Elmendorf as delegate to the Representative Assembly. Other nominees included Mollie Allensworth Janet Wesling Joan Jacks Mary Ricketson Roberta Tunick and Doni Biggio. The group announced an inauguration event for Dean Millicent C. McIntosh on October 24 and defeated two motions on dress code for assemblies and early semester wear.
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Jane Clark
Cornell
Mollie Allensworth
Janet Wesling
Joan Jacks
Mary Ricketson
Roberta Tunick
Nancy Elmendorf
Representative Assembly
Gertrude Rosenstein
Doni Biggio
Millicent C. McIntosh
Freshmen Narrow Presidential Nominee Slate
The Freshman Class reduced eight presidential nominees to three: Mary Lou Baudin Nani Lengyel and Janet McKee. Final voting is scheduled for Thursday at noon. Baudin has held multiple high school offices Lengyel studied at Mexico City College and the French Lycée in Bucharest and McKee served as student council chair and class officers.
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Mary Lou Baudin
Nani Lengyel
Janet McKee
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Billings
A.A. Board
Vivian Wyman
Interfaith Assembly
American Historical Association, Teachers of Italian, the
Oxford Society, the
Medieval Academy of America and
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Oxford University
Gregorian
Rome
Italy
Gregorian University
Fordham University
Fordham Quarterly
College Parlor
Jane Clark New
Miss Baudin
Kemper Hall
Wisconsin
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