Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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EDITH BORNN • Loves life in dorms, where she presides in motherly fashion over merry sessions in her fourth floor Hewitt suite . . . calls Barnard Camp the best place to get away from it all . . . also finds relaxation in reading . . . collects philosophical sayings as a hobby . . . hopes to go to Law School after college. BEVERLY BRENNAN • Has ambitions in the diplomatic field, to take advantage of her Eco and Government training . . . deplores subway trek from Brook- lyn . . . Columbia Extension transfer, thinks most everything about Barnard is tops . . . goes in for perfume, suits, long gla mor bob . . . one of the growing set of young marrieds. ROSALIE BRANOWER • Transfer from the University of North Caro- lina . . . expects to do social work . . . enjoys being amused, like most of us . . . whether by books, movies — or war-restricted clothes . . but conversely, black is her favorite color, be- cause it ' s so morbid . . . Sociology major. PHYLLIS BRAND • Smooth sophisticated New Yorker with am- bitions for personnel work . . . prominent in extra-curric as I.R.C. president, Bulletin ad manager, Mortarboard club editor . . . knows some of the outside business world too . . . Barnard rep at Saks Fifth Avenue College Shop last year . . . visited Germany in ' 35 . . . espe- cially interested in the Marines. DOROTHY BRENNAN • English comp major, with a twin brother and an Irish family . . . famed for mag- nificent Games lyric last year . . . post-college plans, WAVES . . . postwar plans, marriage to dashing army officer . . . accelerating dormer . . . transferred from Ohio Wesleyan . . . Mortar- board faculty editor. 26

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RUTH BISCHOFF • Calls Hempstead home ... but has traveled from it as far as Salt Lake . . . majoring in Math . . . ambition is to understand Einstein . . . co-chairman of college teas . . . pet peeve, Don ' t say the cup is half empty; say it ' s half full . . . Barnard converted her from swing to the other kind of music . . . wants to help reconstruction in America. ARGENTINE BLACK • Distractingly heterogeneous in talents and charms . . . cosmopolitan with southern grace . . . educated in New Orleans and abroad . . . studies diligently for medicine as Zoo major . . . Mimi loves week-end sprees, steaks, sal- ads, sambas, swains . . . raised dachshunds at home, tadpoles in college. ELIZABETH BOGARDUS • Pre-med transfer from William and Mary . . . busy accelerating . . . spent a week victory farming in Newburgh last summer in a short time out . . . cheerful and effervescent . . . likes Barnard the way it is ... a Brooklynite, she favors the Dodgers, sports clothes, serious movies . . . helped out the Student Aide Corps. BETTY BOOTH • Ambition is to do postwar propaganda on reconstruction . . . reports from experience that Bennington and Barnard are two different worlds . . . has seen a large part of the coun- try . . . and did professional writing for Charm . . . has dipped into CURC and Bulle- tin . . . goes crazy over deadlines as Mortar- hoard associate editor. ANGELA BORNN • Majors in accuracy . . . from her pet field chemistry to her hobby photography . . . com- ing from the Virgin Islands, had her greatest thrill when she first saw snow . . . like s sports: volley ball, tennis, swimming . . . dorm life is tops . . . but getting up in the morning is just as onerous there as elsewhere. 25

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AZELLE BROWN • Used to the ups and downs of dorm life . . . by virtue of intermittent experience as Brooks elevator operator . . . majors in math and minors in extra-curric . . . has been Math club president, class Honor Board rep . . . favorite philosophy: Live, don ' t merely exist . . . completed two years of college in fourteen months. MARJORIE BRUDER • Phil major with dramatic background and tastes . . . transfer from Stephens College, Mis- souri, also attended Bennington School of the Arts and the Drama . . . her list of likes includes Shakespeare, Maurice Evans, and Gershwin . . . looks forward to a well-rounded life. JANE BRUNSTETTER • Known for her friendly smile and amazingly long list of extra-curric managing activities . . . as champion Games charioteer, Entrance chairman, junior vice-president, Mortarboard business manager, CURC station manager and Across the Tracks co-director . . . senior presi- dent-elect . . . hopes to combine marriage, farming, and writing. MARGARET BUNCE • Has heart set on social work in Asia, less rushing around after graduation . . . and also confesses to a desire to have ten or twelve dogs some time . . . has lived practically all over the Mid-west, including a year at Depauw . . . shares with her three brothers a love for camp- ing out. ELEANOR BURGE • Well-traveled cosmopolite . . . intends to revisit Switzerland, France, and England . . . summer residence, Cape Cod . . . hometown, Louisville, Kentucky . . . full of vim and vigor, she likes sailing, and rain, wind and sun, but thumbs down on cold weather or jitterbugs . . . hopes to do welfare-aid work. 27