Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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student government When Miss 1948 entered the under- graduate body politic, she became a part of the correlated, constructive, and often combustive organization of student gov- ernment. She set her steps to follow bear-tracks laid by its black-robed lead- ers. She heard the program of President Sabra Follett in a plea for student par- ticipation, active representation and an intensified honor code. Since the recent change in the consti- tution, the creating of policy has come within the scope of the large, informal body, Rep Assembly. Non-assembly members were encouraged to join the sandwich-munching group at their Mon- day meetings, to hear their heated de- Sabra Follett, President of the Under- graduate Association. bates and add their ideas to the discus- sion. Honor Board, also in activated spirit, initiated the tapping system in one of the most vigorous years of student poli- tics Barnard Hall has ever seen. Faculty Committee on Student Affairs — Professor Harrington, Dr. Rich, Professors Greet and Sharp, Mrs. Bailey {absent from picture). 14

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honor board Members: Margaret Cummiskey, Isabel Sarvis, Louise Du Bois, Georgie Rubin, Bernice Clark, Mary Wilby, chairman, Mary Falorsi. representative assembly meeting m 408 Barnard court of senior proctors Marianne Miller, Betty Sachs, Miriam Skinner, Vice-Chairman, Jean Walclen, Sally Good. Enforcing smoking rules, proctoring examinations and elections are three of their most important duties.