Dramatic Group Adds Members at Barnard Wigs and Cues
Fifty five new members were admitted to Wigs and Cues at Barnard College after try-outs. Gertrude Smith president notes they will act, stage, and handle props in fall and three spring productions directed by Anne Morgan. December 9 and 10 performances planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Smith
Miss Smith
Barnard
Undergraduate Dramatic Association
Anne Morgan
Rebecca Allinson
Barbara Ambrosini
Merry Andrews
Beatrice Belis
Caroline Chervenie
Jean Driggs
Lorna Drummond
Marie-Louise Sayre
Ruth Joy Sedgwick
Barbara Suter
Joan Woodard
Betty Alleva
June Amsden
E. Winifred Anderson
Judith Johnson
Elaine Wolf
Janet Burchell
Virginia Cheyne
Ruth Heningham
Janice Pumyea
Rosemary Short
Beatrice Bookmeyer
We Dunlap
Jacqueline Wirsching
Helen Cornell
Marjorie Schaeffer
Joan Shalit
Betty Cullison
Ada Deakman
Louise Giventer
Elizabeth Lotz
Doris Prochaska
Lucia Quintero
Virginia Rogers
Jane Kass
Elizabeth Tirey
Marie Wall
Campus Smoking Rules Listed
The Board of Senior Proctors publishes campus smoking rules. On campus smoking allowed in the Jungle area and between the Jungle and Green Gate at 119th Street. prohibited between Barnard Hall and the Jungle, on 119th Street, or in front of Milbank Hall. Within Barnard Hall smoking allowed only in the third floor smoking room, the Claremont Avenue cafeteria side, and in Bulletin Mortarboard Quarterly and Student Council Rooms. Room 401 may be used for luncheons. Milbank Tall smoking prohibited except in faculty offices. violators face suspension.
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Green Gate
119Th Street
Barnard Hall
Milbank Hall
Claremont Avenue
Bulletin
Milbank
Eligibility Rules Expand Activity Credit For Students
The Eligibility Committee introduces individualized card files for the revised plan adopted last February. Students with averages 2.00 to 2.19 may take six activity points, while 2.20 and above allow twelve points. Six points drop if averages fall below 2.20 at mid year or finals.
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Claire Stern
Miss Stern
Classical Club Tea Address at College Parlor
Notice for a Tuesday 4:00 tea in the College Parlor hosted by the Classical Club. Miss Hirst will address members. attendance is by invitation only.
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Miss Hirst
Italian Club Meeting Today Sessions
The Italian Club will meet in the Conference room this afternoon from 4 to 5 30 p m. Members plan discussions and social time after the session.
Sports Week Notices Schedule Highlights
At 12:00 today the student tennis finals are held followed by a 4:00 p m faculty student tennis event and an inter class swimming meet. Wednesday features a freshmen fall game at 4 and a 5 o clock Battleboard exhibition in the gym. Thursday hosts an archery tournament at 4.
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Tenikoit
French Pageant Tryouts For Milbank Club
French Pageant tryouts for the French Club will be held Wednesday in room 112 Milbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milbank
Fruit Cart Sells Fruit in Jungle Wednesday
Mary Richey 39 heads fruit cart operation from 10 00 until 5 00 on Wednesday in the Jungle selling fruit to visitors.
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Mary Richey ‘39
Life Saving Class Offered For Water Carnival
A Life Saving course will run Tuesday and Thursday from 5 to 6 for spring water carnival participants. It requires average swimming ability. Girls seeking Counselor positions should complete the November session Life Saving course before interviews.
Sports Week Culminates Outdoor Athletic Season
The events include shooting at four o clock led by Miss Utech with Marsh by Mar celle Christy Eleanor Kenyon Claire Lawler and Antoinette Vaughn. Volleyball will be staged Friday with teams organized by Jane Seymour and helpers. A marshmallow roast closes the week prepared by Mary Walrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Utech
Marcelle Christy
Eleanor Kenyon
Claire Lawler
Antoinette Vaughn
Association
Jane Seymour
Virginia Rockwell
Merideth Wright
Cozette Utech
Mary Walrath
Marion Fenton
Helen Christensen
Miss Fenton
Natalie Sampson
Margorer Kruzen
Doris Noakes
Edgar Lorch
Henry Boorse
Ninetta di Benedetto
Toni Vaughn
Mary Richey
Margaret Holland
Ray H. Simpson
Richard Youtz
Kurt von Forstmeyer
Miss Rockwell
Violet Ballance
Patricia Draper
Evelyn Krieger
Fern Yates
S. D. Sprageg
Mortarboard contest sketches due by November first
Barnard students are invited to submit trial sketches to Anne Grauer and Catherine Donna by November 1 for the Mortarboard art contest. The winner will illustrate college life then and now for the junior section and receive a prize. The competition is open to all students as Mortarboard prepares the fiftieth anniversary issue.
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Anne Grauer
Catherine Donna
College Life
Barnard Life
Barnard
Mortarboard
Virginia Wodke
Irma Zwergel
Jane Flickinger
Alice Willis
Kathleen Richardson
Carolyn Brackenridge
Evelyn Hagmoe
Kathryn Sheeran
Angela Wall
Peggy Monroe
Anne Meding
Florence Kotzian
Muriel Uebel
Joan
Dance Exhibition Lecture by Stock ton Newman '39
All students invited to a lecture on popular dancing by Stock ton Newman '39 at the Alpha Sigma Phi house 424 West 116 Street at 8 p.m. tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton Newman
Alpha Sigma Phi
West 116 St
Barnard Graduate Wins Rome Fellowship
Henrietta Rechlin, 37, a Bryn Mawr fellow in Latin and Archaeology, earned a fellowship at the University of Rome after a summer in Perugia studying Italian and archaeology. Professor Gertrude Hirst sends a note praising Academy fellows in a weeklong Naples trip and plans to Paestrum to view new excavations including the palaestra and graffiti amid frescos.
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Henrietta Rechlin
Bryn Mawr
University of Rome
Miss Rechlin
Perugia
Gertrude M. Hirst
Academy
Naples
Paestrum
Della Corte
Palaestra
Barnard Students Invited to JSS Lecture
Barnard students are invited to a lecture by Dr. Edward Israel for the Columbia Jewish Students Society on Social Idealism and the Jew. The talk is set for Thursday October 27 at 4 15 in Harkness Academic Theatre South Hall. Dr Israel serves as Rabbi at Hor Sinai Congregation in Baltimore and has worked on the Baltimore Municipal Committee on Employment Stabilization and as a labor arbitrator.
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Barnard
Edward Israel
Columbia Jewish Students Society
Harkness Academic Theatre
South Hall
Israel
Hor Sinai
Baltimore
Miss Rockwell Defends Use Of Numbers On Reserve Line
Bertha Rockwell Librarian at Barnard Library explains the reserve book system. A numbered check draw reduces disputes, speeds lending, and ensures fair access during rush times.
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Miss Rockwell
Bertha Rockwell
Barnard Library
Bulletin
Professors Speak At College Chapel Week at St Pauls Chapel
Professors week at St Pauls Chapel runs all week with noon talks by University faculty. Mary Ely Lyman spoke on Religion a foundation for life. Elliot E Cheatham Paul Limbert Harry Carman schedule talks with a Friday music service.
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St. Paul’s Chapel
Mary Ely Lyman
Barnard
Foundation For Life
Elliot E. Cheatham
Law School
Paul Limbert
New College
Harry Carman
Columbia College History Department
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Sports Week
Broadway
Schiller’s
Columbia
Rome
J.S.S
Dean Gildersleeve
Student Library Committee
Bertra C. Rockweels
College Chapel
Whitcup Clothing Co., Inc
Fifth Ave
Nin Eween
15Th & 16Th Streets
Leon
Fashion
Olympic
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