Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Grace Barrett, Editor Bulletin Headlines and Deadlines — Bulletins scribes spend their time writing one against the other. But work on this, one of the most exacting of college activities, is in reality composed of all aspects of journalism, from the romantic to the technical. News staff members follow up assigned events — or exercise that nose for news in finding material on their own — and twice a week, under a managing editor ' s supervision, stories are re-worked, headed, and appropri ' ately placed in the dummy. Editor Billie Barrett inspired this year several efficient innovations. Given more re sponsibility than before, lower staff members have gained valuable experience as tempo- rary assistant managing editors. More de- tailed, professional-style news stories have made the paper a better journalistic organ. A reference morgue has been collated for the first time. News Board and Editorial Assistants Associate Njzws Board About Town and Business Staffs 18

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Student Council Undergraduate officers after business hours: Mitchell, Jackson, Gunning, and Fernandez. Student Council represents the executive branch of student government, working in coordination with Representative Assembly. It has twelve members : the five officers of the Undergraduate Association, the Presidents of the four classes, the President of the Residence Halls, the Presi- dent of the Athletic Association and the Editor- in-Chief of Barnard Bulletin. Council is the medium of communication between the student body and the faculty. It has the power to charter all undergraduate organizations and to approve all actions pertaining to affairs outside the College undertaken by students as members of Barnard College. Student Council: Kahle, Murphy, Jac son, Bayer, Mitchell, Gunning, Fernandez, Barrett, McQuiston, Milnes, McKenzie. 17

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Goings-on About Town are reviewed by the staff of the same name, under Kay Hanly. Other second page features this year have expounded worthwhile student and faculty opinion on col- lege and world affairs, as well as provided wel- come humor. College opinion has further been reflected through extensive use of the medium of letters to the editor. The financial aspect of journalism is repre- sented by the steadying hand of Business Man- ager Phyl Kenner. Shirley Aronow is in charge of all important ads; and Mildred Kolodny heads the circulation staff. Bulletin s annual week-end at camp, publica- tions tea, and funeral for outgoing staff mem- bers provide additional rewards to its hard workers. But they can tell you that self-im- provement through criticism and practise, good fellowship, and a sense of accomplishment, are rewarding enough in themselves. I Phyllis Kenner, Business Manager Left: Managerial Board — Sachs, Capraro and Kandel with Editor. Right: Zenia puts out an issue.