Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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HONOR BOARD When she signs the Honor Code, every Barnard student assumes responsibility for her own conduct in regard to exams, papers, and other academic exertions. If infractions are reported, it is the student Honor Board ' s duty to investigate charges, pass judgment, and point the way back to the straight and narrow. Honor Board: Libera, Brown, Zimmer- mann, Relyea, Mali, Kahle, Chitty, and Cady. SENIOR PROCTORS One of the rewards— with work attached— for being an outstanding student scholastically and extracurricularly, is membership on the Board of Senior Proctors. Their big moment comes during exams. Yes, they are the capped-and-gowned individuals who patrol the cor- ridors and see that your Herculean yelp of joy or growl of despair, when you finally emerge, is properly squelched. No doubt they enjoy it. 21

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PRESS BOARD The agency for publicizing student ac- tivities at Barnard, Press Board sends re- leases to your local paper, and sees to it that your home town knows of the big- town successes of its favorite daughter. Cooperating with the Public Relations Office, ten members worked this year under chairman Phyllis Cross and con- tacted four metropolitan newspapers, as well as many papers all over the country. BLUE BOOK CURC CURC is known as the voice of the roaring lion. The lion not only roars, it also emits sounds which resemble news broadcasts, dramatic productions, and programs of recorded music. Over fifty Barnard girls furnish the feminine touch, and receive valuable training for future Are you curious about smoking rules? Eligibility? Library fines? Contagious diseases? Consult Blue Book, directory for all Barnard Information.

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ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Muscle maids and motor morons, all Barnard girls, are sisters under the sneaker when it comes to A.A. Food, fun, and frills are part and parcel of A.A. ' s varied activities: food means fresh fruit carts and vitamin milk bars, which Ruth Sauer, President spring up overnight on Jake or in the Jungle; fun means luscious barbecues at camp, run by the hard-working camp committee, an off-shoot of A.A. Sports week in the fall brings tournaments for those who aspire to that tennis title, or wish to rival the feats of William Tell. Spring Carnival finds the pool a damp center of wet activity for a galaxy of stars . . . fish variety. And frills are fluffed up at the annual Harvest Hop which opens the social season at Barnard with a triumphant bang. A.A. officers Ross, Ferris, and Monohan. Harvest Hop: the last time Gym went formal.