Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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tL you To you and you and you and you -Q- (ill lllC J X S V-A to all the yous who make up Barnard To the yous who are the maintenance staff, who man the elevators, who prepare our food, who tend the grounds, who give out towels after the pool, who clean the rooms. To the yous who are the faculty, who teach us to think for ourselves, who are training us to play a role in the creation of a peaceful world. To the yous who are the students, who write in endless bluebooks in your struggles for your B.A. ' s, whose clubs and proms are a part of Barnard. To the yous who do the teaching and the yous who do the learning To the yous who take care of the buildings and grounds To all the yous here at Barnard . . . ' tO ' VC that this record of Barnard in a year of change, a year in I which you said good-bye to many old ways of doing things and welcomed in their place a new education, will serve to point up your memories of college life in 1944. For we believe that today the college is more unified than ever before, that all of you have had a share in the making of A the new Barnard, and that to YOU belongs CPtt = J cJit CCl tlOl I

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c Ilthough many phases of our college life have had to be adjusted to a world at war, the essence of the traditions that lie behind this symbol of barnard, its flag, have been retained.