Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1947 volume:

THE COLUMBIANA Columbia SUntoersittp THE LIBRARIES THE $ O LIBRARIES u C Of H y COLUMBIANA ' 1947 ORTAR IN THE 1947 QRTARBQARP OF COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK CITY . . . and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, . . . nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore. Isaiah II, IV EPICATEP To DR. NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER President Emeritus of the Univ ersity Because he has served for forty-four years as presi- dent of Columbia University, because he believes in rr the international mind, ' because he has advocated f uprooting the causes of war, because in 1931 he received the Nobel Peace Prize, because he is outstand- ing and ivorld-renoivned as an educator and as a phi- losopher, because he has lived through four tvars and still believes in and works for a universal peace, we of the class of 1947 respectfully dedicate this yearbook to Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. V. educator, diplomat, humanitarian, honored by many colleges, representative of America and womanhood at the San Francisco Conference of the United Nations, carrier of Barnard ' s fame beyond the borders of our country, guide and inspiration to thousands of students, Dean of Barnard for many years — our respected and beloved VIRGINIA CROCHERON GILDERSLEEVE ELCOME IO DR. FRANK D. FACKENTHAL Acting President of the University FOREWORD The true meaning of Barnard cannot be understood merely through a student ' s impressions. Her parents, her friends, her professors — each look upon the school from a different viewpoint. Each is interested in diverse aspects of college life, and each one ' s impressions of Barnard ivill naturally differ from the other ' s in emphasis. Combining these viewpoints ivill result in a composite picture showing the many activities found at Barnard. It is with this in mind that 1947 Mortarboard presents rf The Viewpoint ' s the Thing. Dear M om and Dad, Barnard is an awfully busy school. I don ' t know which clubs to join. The posters are all so alluring. My Junior Sister met me today at noon on Jake. She said I had bet- ter wait before I sign up for anything and told me about eligibility and cuts and Wednesday afternoon teas. Dr. Alsop examined me yesterday. She made me get into awkward positions and hit me in the back of my knees when I wasn ' t looking. Between the doctor ' s Hy- giene class and Athletic Association I ' ve become very conscious of vitamins. I eat raw carrots and whole wheat bread every day, and I ' m also practising standing up straight. Has anyone seen my Junior Sister? A. A. sponsors folk dance parties, so you ' d better send me Billy ' s plaid shirt. I ' m going up to Camp this week. A. A. is in charge. I hope the other girls can cook better than I can. I wouldn ' t like to live on eggs for an entire weekend, even though they are protein and very healthy. Everyone is friendly and I ' m busy. There is so much to learn and to do — I ' m glad I ' ve four years ahead of me. You pays your money and you takes your choice. 12 Dorm Committee Now Mom, please stop worrying. My room is eight flights above the street and we only hang out for Columbia serenades and the hurdy gurdy — the midshipmen left. We even had policemen stationed at our green gate after the pep rally and snake dance. . . . The kitchenette is right down the hall and we brew coffee. I could use some sugar . . . also that old iron and a screw driver. I was fined for putting up my Back Home for Keeps sign with scotch tape, but so was everyone else. . . . Tonight at 7:45? Professor Raymond Moley explains American party system My philosophy professor said today that he was taking us on a Cook ' s tour of the history of speculative thinking . . . I ' ve been speculating about my term grades . . . De- cision: I ' d better get back to my reading . . . Did you know that Columbia has over sixty special libraries? I wonder if I ' ll ever get to use them all . . . Barnard Library has enough books to keep me busy . . . I The high and low of it Gorpore S ano Dear Dad, I promised to tell you about the gym department. The freshman syllabus said we were after Fitness and Service. Oh, my aching muscles! After Greek Games Ath- letics and Modern Dance, I discovered six hundred and seventy-five new ones — and every one of them aches. They tell us that we can glamorize and slenderize and vital- ize by bending, stretching, chasing tennis balls, shooting arrows, dosy-doeing, passing sixes, pitching soft-ball, dribbling for bas- kets, falling off horses, swimming and div- ing. All I do is get stiff. . . . Tennis is my forte, however — you should see my serve. That ' s what Miss Finan keeps saying, Let me see you serve, let me see you serve. Please let me see you serve. Our pretty new green courts, courtesy of Elizabeth Ar- den, are a real inspiration to me, so maybe after two or three years I ' ll be able to hit the ball. University Christian Association 1945-46 Interfaith Council. — Front row: Katherine Keith, Joan Lejf (Chairman), Doris Mohr. Back row: Charlotte Urquhart, Mary Brogan, Charlotte Hyak, Judith Rudansky, Dorothy Reuther. INTERFAITH Dear Mom, The outstanding feature of Interfaith is the chance it gives me to understand peo- ple of different religious backgrounds. Each of the five clubs and U.C.A. offers many exciting activities. Besides services in Cha- pel, there are speakers, discussion groups, radio programs ■ — over CURC and New York stations — dances and teas. That reli- gion is a vital part of every day living is the principle upon which it works. W ' ycliffe Club 19 Greek Games, Barnard ' s fondest tradi- tion, paid two-fold homage to the god- desses of Spring and Hope, Demeter and Persephone. The class of ' 48 made the Sophomores struggle for their victory which was one of the closest in years, 52.5 to 47.5. Parents and friends en- joyed the annual Games during a Tues- day assembly hour. For the first time since their inception the Games had been postponed, in respect to the late President Roosevelt. 1945 ENTRANCE LEGEND Demeter, Goddess of Earth, withheld from the land its fruitfulness, for she had lost her daughter, Persephone, to Pluto, God of the Underworld. That year was most dreadful and cruel to all mankind; so, to bring relief to mortals, Persephone was allowed to return to Earth for two-thirds of every year. During this time, Demeter, in her joy, reclothed the Earth with the abundance of Spring but again withheld her gifts when Persephone had to return to the Underworld for the remaining months of the year. LAMENT OF PERSEPHONE I reach my hand out And the dark it touches Clings. And dank surrounds me Pressing close. Dark for me was tulip depth. Silk of bat wing Spread for flight, and Seaweed wet on shining rocks, A single cypress On a wind-swept hill, Curve of cherry, ripe, The high-piled frown Of thunder clouds, The earth new-turned For my mother ' s step; These I thought Meant dark. And now I reach my hand out And the dark it touches Clings. Winning lyric by Constance Axelrod THE SCORE Event 1948 1947 Entrance 1.5 2.5 Costumes 10 10 Dance 8 11 Music 12 6 Lyrics 7 1 Athletics 8 19 Properties 1 3 47.5 52.5 First place in discus: Kay Goldsmith, 1947 First place in hurdling: Dorothy Maddock, 1947 Denise Martin, 1947 Chairman of winning hoop team: Suzanne Schwartz, 1947 Chairman of winning torch team: Maureen Ennis, 1948 Winning horse team: Erna Ebeling, Shaigan Kiachif, Adrienne Lucey, Marilyn Martin, 1947 Charioteer — Rosetta Croxton, 1947 22 GREEK GAMES CENTRAL COA4MITTEE Chairmen Marcia Balfour, 1947 Ann Ford, 1948 Business Manager Nancy Cameron, 1947 Committee Chairmen Business Betty Green, 1947 Mary Ricketson, 1948 Costume Margaret Copland, 1947 Helen-Patricia Jones, 1948 Lyrics Ruth Hein, 1947 Elizabeth Eastman, 1948 Music Mary-Louise Brown, 1947 Marie Breckwoldt, 1948 Properties Joanna Wells, 1947 Rosemary Richmond, 1948 Athletics ....Marilyn Martin, 1947 Ann Cowan, 1948 Dance Marina Diterichs, 1947 Virginia Bosler, 1 948 Entrance Helen Whitecotton, 1947 Ann Murphy, 1948 Judges Evi Bossanyi, 1947 Publicity Aline Crenshaw, 1947 Announcer Leora Dana, 1946 Faculty Supervisor Professor Marion Streng Instructor in Athletics Miss Lelia Finan 23 24 SENIOR MEMORIES Voices in the dusk . . . Step-Singing Dear Sue, It hardly seems possible that you ' ve com- pleted your studies and are now ready to set forth in the world on your own. I can almost see you standing there in your cap and gown, looking so very mature and dig- nified for one who wore bobby socks and plaid shirts such a short while ago. Dad and I feel that the four years you have spent at college have prepared you to cope intelligently with the responsibilities that you must undertake in the future. We were thrilled to learn that you were chosen to be a Senior Proctor. We know that you have set about this task, as all those you will encounter after graduation, with earn- estness, sincerity and kindliness. Informality Have time for a coke? Why sure! Fruit flies and Napoleon, Spanish verbs and gov- ernment papers can wait. A gal has to re- lax once in a while. Or maybe you ' d prefer a cigarette up in 302, or, if the sky is sunny and the thermometer high, the jungle boasts a collection of new trees that was just made to sit under and cogitate — dream to you, my friend. What ' s that? You say you ' ve got a weekend free? Tell you what ' s good for you — Barnard Camp. Oh that fireplace and that pump, those mountain trails and that super lake . . . Westchester, here I come. And when you slip out of your shoes for a quick nap up in Odd Study, you can never tell but what the girl who wakes you up to make a fourth at bridge hails from the other side of a) the world, b) the country, c) the city. You ' re among friends here, so let down your hair, pull up a chair and for- get all your worries and cares. 28 Political Council, beaded by jane W eidlund, advocates po- litical awareness and activity. IRC delegates have attended conferences on international government. The club, un- der the direction of Ellen Haight, has made an exten- sive study of UNRRA. With its motto a democratic will and a democratic con- science the Liberal Club, by means of forums, is awaken- ing individual political inter- est. June Pel ton is the presi- dent. 30 Dedicated to the fight against homefront fascism, Tamara Bins and Action for Democ- racy circulated a petition for the internationalization of the atomic bomb. With Betty ]ayne Smith directing operations, the term drive for NWF was highlighted by an exhibition of faculty baby pictures, cake sales, raffles, a carnival and a talk by Fiorello H. LaGuard a. Consumer co-operation is the theme of the Co-op {below) where books, new and second hand, are bought without profit — except to the buyer. Com- munity Service {right) is the medium for practic- ing applied sociology. Enjoying their sophisticated new club room, La Societe Francaise, with Lucienne Coen as its president, has held many meetings this year. Distinguished speakers, a Christmas party complete with Santa Clans, plays and informal teas comprised a part of their ac- tivities. The cultures that underlie modern philosophy and ethics are the subjects of study for the Classical Club. The group, headed by Char- lotte Byer, is famed for its teas. ISABEL Under the leadership of Helen Trevor and an energetic di- rectiva, El Circulo Hispano planned a busy year of lec- tures and fiestas. Innovations were a choral and a folk dance group. 32 • • ABCDEFGHIJKLMNdPQRSTUVWXYZ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRST abedefghljklmnopqrstuvwxyz abcdefghijklmnop | ABCDEFCHIJKLMNOPQRSTUWXYZABCDEFCHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYABC ,abcdef hijklmnop(irsluvwxyZ ' abcdefghijklinnopqrstuvu-.xyzabcdefghijklmnopqrslu ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVy LBCDEFtilllJKLAlXOPQRSTIJVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdefghijklmnopqrstuv 1 3 vfr eZg S £t % X .v jo k p p I t u 7 y ., abcdefgfaijklmnopqrs II Circolo Italtano, led by Mara Goodwin, enticed members to its meetings this year by the use of a clever miniature grocery store, its windows filled with Italian deli- cacies. J| N A world made small by air travel, foreign lands are suddenly brought very near to us. We wish to be good neigh- bors, and so we study the languages, cultures and peoples of these lands. Native speakers, well known in spe- cialized fields, bring us new and fascinating information. We learn by doing and so we talk, sing and act in foreign tongues until they are no longer strange. Then we relax, dance their folk dances and partake of their native delicacies. Nancy Chase, president of Deuts- che? Kreis, has led her group in many projects such as folk dances, a Christmas Tree Party featuring a Nativity play and conversation teas where students gain a speaking knowledge of the language. 33 The Fine Arts Club with Rena Neumann as president has become famed in Barnard this year by be- ing the first group in the U. S. to exhibit a series of sketches made in a German concentration camp. For the first time since the ivar, the Glee Club, under the leadership of Frances Lanza, has given a concert with its brother club across Broad- way. In addition it has pined in re- citals with numerous other colleges. Known for its recitals, Music Club and its president Marion Ryan has not only played as a group to an open audience, but lends its talent to other organizations on campus. Science Club Stefanie Zink, President Debate Council Helen Coupe, President Math Club Virginia Sarafianos, President ARTS AND SCIENCES Are you a serious, retiring scientist ... a budding young artist? Do you know all about nuclear fission . . . about Mondrian ? Do you believe in art for art ' s sake . . . worry about the responsibility resting on the shoulders of the scientists? Are you inter- ested in learning about Einstein ' s theory? Barnard has a club for you — or you can start your own! We try mixing art and science with very good results. After all, mathematics is the frozen music of the universe ' ' . . . debate, a scientific art. Pie-Medical Club jane Lacey, President 35 PRESS BOARD ' Home town girl makes good is the theme of Bar- nard ' s Press Board. Local newspapers are informed of college activities by this active committee headed by Virginia Moore. f EAR Editorial Staff: Anne-Marie Attura, Art ; Marie-Anne Phelps, Editor-in- Chief : Janet Bisland, Business; Polly Conklin. Advertising. Board: Joan Abbrancati, Betty W arburton, lola Stetson, Betty Barras, Frances Holmgren. 36 Here are the Bear facts: Four issues gone to press during 1945; Short stories, longer stories, poems, editorials, articles, sketches. Everyone ' s contribution is warmly welcomed. The more the merrier. Picking up Bear is like picking up a mirror; you see yourself in its pages. (Bahnahd (Bulkiin run K i« • HMTI Assembly Discusses Sew Peace Policy ! |o draw H1 pl« - ,hl a atudml I l« V. following the ll of HaruaW ' .. Wni IVI .. Mood ). Mart l.oni.r st  :i. iaml of IlK I i-! raTwdunle ten Hewlett -U. Ilrl.n hit. luM (it-.l Ruth Mm. . ' I?, I ' i - Cannon and Dorothy Pielerle Belly -it- ll . former bead of ItonaJ Service, and Jane Wetd- ■I head o( Political l ouned. Th- at ement the committee It lo draw will include those nuns which ■ rrven S r of Rep Assembly I  hould be adopted bjr the •lu- ll body this ytw. Name Drive Today % smesler fund drive and a r (hair man will also be select- it iba ro - ting Anyone who . aa Idea aa lo what the drive mid bt !■ urged to f   lo the ettng 4M voice her opinion Aim • four man budget ciitnrnille IBtated by lh Undergraduate asurer. and the election of two sobers from ■ ■ h class to the to a Biroting last To- d  . Stu- nt Couiteil appointed R«wm rv llivan and Barbara Kelts. Imy : Dorn i- ' --i.it chairman res nee - Select Social Committw The old Barnard Hall - 1 ■ d part of the Dr. Fackenthal Acting President Of University It art! announced ai Columbia University U l week thai Ot. Frank I Fackenlhal will ba Act- mi; Preiidrnl from Octobar 1 un- til a ww President can be riveted and installed. The nnounrement Frederick Coykendall Dean Talks About: Faith At Chapel li.sin Virginia llilikraleeva, in bar talk at Chapel last Thursday, told how the San Frinmro Con- fvtvnw hrr belW In the cAVeey of prayer and tbe broth- Barnard Liberal Club To Decide Policy Registration Canvas. ing Thi Week A ' In Connection With City Mayoralty f hi- the (Omtnp New York City rruyvriltt clcrtior mectine ot this term in the Hewitt Dining r «m noon, opened the (ill program of inmhes ot tlut o Opinion i. ■- 1 u- the ilub member wis JisiJ fall of I ■ Trust rent in August to tbe effect that Daan Gorge B. Pag ram en slated to be U ' tint prendent upon the re- tirement of Dr. Butler, which re- ( prayer, all who ur brotherly obit- gallons ' to all peoplei world Thia ten i of brotherhood Honor Columbia For Atom W ork I Wan George B. Pcgranw chair- nan rf lha University Committee n Wad keeaarch. and Dr. Niebo- • ■ Murray Butler, President Emeritus of Columbia University, aat Thursday accepted a aeroll In ■■ ■ v i it !■ ■ i. of tbe contribution of ba University to tbe atomic bomb eeearch, praaentcd to the Univer- Uy by tbe War Department at a form, Betty Ja; O ' Dwyer stand, hi will .peak for I Then a p iey nl to decide whom Lai port, aod majority porta will be Mim Gildertleeve toll of hrr friends at the Pro rev • from M- cow [h Hindu ring report The . y Dieterie. -.- M ■ ' -,- and Fmlty O ' C rpreaentatlesn of the Imi o« lb committer, th lected are Helen Trevor, _J  r.J RIU M ™i from the tophumure Mary Wll« n, Mabk Br «. s Abraacati. _j ptsreloua year R«-ptf s Aaaembly wa prescntef [tlaU of n-jreinees for the • aB of wMm had been i t year ' s rommiltee. on. sembly Delegates Wear p and Gown At Assembly Tie oetnbera of Repre ntatire iUy. tnatead of tbe Senior wilt march tnt (he flr t tuiretf Asaembly tomorrow at cape and pieni for the Senior  trM at yet all am red, tbe as of ' 4 will not march n aa roup at this a bot will ss at ■ foistre All Collec raabty. ■ alewt Cooncll a mbeet are to CURC Plans New Programs Tbe early moming hour are run by the Navy which feature tec- crdu of all varielira- Jan,  ym- phontc and swing, and the latc-tt newt eoearaicea which land to fultv awaken the sleepy navy men. fn the evening, tha cWitians take I the f1ajer a t ' lavlnni in which Columbia and Barnard Students art. For tbe comedy lov«r. there I a specially preearrd m ript dam- ■ ' ii ' .- typical colbge humor. J oat? Raup Editor-in-Chief Jane Weidlund Business Manager White new studenU will be guemts of A A, old student are a ktd to purchase tickets ■ ■..■ tho coat of tbeir food. A booth where ticket will he aold— aixty- flve cent for day student , and thirty -five cent for thoae living ■n the dorma— will he set up on Jn.ke from 1! to 1 today, tomorrow and Wednesday. I ' tana have been made for hikes, •rames, ramodrra and other out- literary staff ihftVe will be • try- out consisting of a abort criticat paper on any poem, play, or book. The paper need not be written r«- pwciaJly for the tryoot tf the stu- dent has already written an ap- propriate one for another purpote, but will ba due on Thursday Oc- tobar l fl . Other Staff ■ Mortarboard all gUM to « Its students of , on it, with a i frothm-n wl ain exp r ne . Bulletin hot off tbe press! Editor Raup and Managing Editor Drew react . . . Managing Editors Judith Riidansky, Joan Dash, Joan Leff, Creating copy in a leisurely ivay. Is this really Bulletin? Betty Smith. 1947 EDITORIAL BOARD Priscilla Block Editor-in-Chief Ruth Maier Business Manager Jean Connors Associate Editor Charlotte Korany Associate Editor Evi Bossanyi Photography Editor Rosalind Brueck Art Editor Nancy Cameron Advertising Manager Marion Gluck Circulation Manager Rhoda Levine Roster Editor Ruth Raup .Copy Editor STAFF ADVERTISING — Alice Maravel, Helen McLaughlin, Cynthia Morse-Shreve, Nancy Ross, Margaret White. CIRCULATION — Doris Biggio, Aline Crenshaw, Janet Dryden, Mary-Ann Hirsch, Barbara Klar, Susan Kleinert, Ruth Musicant, Jean Poffihberger, Nora Robell, Matonah Rubin. ROSTER — Phyllis Abrams, Audrey Cox, Rosalie Joseph, Ruth Musicant, Arline New- field, Barbara Raskin, Hannah Rosenblum, Natalie Troussoff, Anne Von Phul. WRITE-UP — Babette Brimberg, Judith Brimberg, Evi Bossanyi, Emma Ebeling, Dorothy Gaebelein, Alta Goalwin, Kay Goldsmith, Nancy Harris, Ruth Hein, Virginia Kanick, Annette Kar, Mary Knaepen, Ruth Landesman, Marilyn Mittelman, Virginia Moore, Judith Mortenson, Ruth Murphy, Betty Warburton. LAURELS TO— Doris Biggio, Babetle Brimberg, Judith Brimberg, Nancy Harris, Betty Houston, Mary Knaepen, Ruth Landesman, Virginia Moore, Cynthia Morse- Shreve, Judith Mortenson, Nancy Ross, Matonah Rubin, Ellen Vogel, Betty Warburton. PHOTOGRAPHY— Helen Swikart Early stages in production. 39 Junior Show Committee. Hubba, Hubba, Hubba! intoned the Greek priestess and the throng of eager athletes answered, You said it! Marsh- mallows on sticks were served. Greek Games on a lost weekend ? G.G. with D.T. ? No . . . Junior Show, the first Junior Show since war time regulations banned it back in 1943. Scenes shifted from Tilson ' s (Flatten two blacks and fudge in, burn the British, a 32, an O.J. and a G.H.C.) to a classroom (That ' s where you are when you can ' t be anywhere you ' d rather be.) Ed. note: Stage direction here read . . . Each person has a light on top of her head which lights up whenever she speaks . . . Psychology de- partment, please copy. The neat and cozy setting of a room in the dorms, an exxiting faculty tea and a deck tennis class on the roof yielded such gems of wisdom as Only 223 more days to graduation . . . I try to wear as many clothes as possible in this weather: it keeps me or warmer . . . All civilized and uncivilized people take naps after lunch. It would help if I ' d had some lunch. And who among us hath not said, with the heroines of this saga, My idea of exer- cise is to be third assistant String-Changer on the Yo-Yo team . . . He might give me a C— if I do well on the exam and that ' s just the same as a C+ in the end . . . Ah, yes, we love this game because it comes Wednesday at 2. . . . Clare Stein as Chairman, Sheila St. Law- rence as Director and Mary Snider as Pro- duction Chairman combined script by Mary D. Rudd, music by Anne Lissfelt, dances by Mary Jeanne Pape, with the antics of Betsy Brigham, Evelyn Good, Judy Mortenson, Cynthia Morse Shreve, Nancy Harris and Marilyn Mittelman to make WORKING FOR A BACHELOR an out-of-this-world to anyone else, but a hey-look-Sally-that ' s- just-like-me Barnard hit. 40 ' Places everyone! Mary Jeanne Pape and cohorts. Rom The THE FACULTY SPEAKS Classes, labs, conferences, teas, chance encounters on stairways and along the paths — we meet the students and we like them. We long for the days of the past when all classes were small, and then we rejoice that today so many more are coming to learn. Despite the added difficulties of large regis- trations and changing hair styles, we pair up names with faces and with work handed in. We make the most of the remaining small classes and plan additional confer- ences at which we explore the ingenious workings of the undergraduate mind. We read the school news in the Bulletin, follow controversial school issues, are interested in the decisions of the student body, watch the classes enter and graduate. These are our students and Barnard our school. 44 IMPRESSIONS Here they keep dates with the great minds of the ages . . . Plato at 9, Avagadro at 10, Beethoven at 11 and Shakespeare at 1. Thought is their clay and as they mold it, their mind s, at first clumsy, become strong and sure. The library welcomes them. They read as the day slips into night, as the night slips into day . . . and they take notes . . . and they wonder why in the world they came here. We guide them, push them, pull them, argue with them, laugh with them, make their struggles our own. These are the citizens of tomorrow and of the world. They have a rendezvous with destiny . . . FRESHMAN CLASS record-breaking Victory class of eager, poised, young freshmen pranced around in angel robes, were led from Brooks to McMillan to Chapel to hear Dean Gildersleeve, President Butler and Chaplain Rice, and then settled down to the business of nominating some 40 candi- dates for president and choosing a score of leaders. 48 ]Jou can tztt Ijlj tltz Ijxacj in mu Greeting old friends and exchanging views on V-J day and die atomic bomb made the return of the Sophomore class to school a busy event. ' 48 filled in group require- ments, set about preparing for gala peace- time Greek Games and tore its collective hair out over the momentous problem of choosing a major. OPHOA40RE CLASS 49 JUNIOR CLASS T. he retirement of President Butler, the return of Columbia veterans and Barnard ' s own faculty service people, added excite- ment to the calm Junior class which had to vote three times before electing its own president. Juniors welcomed their fresh- man sisters, groaned over the directive that will make them the first class to face com- prehensives in all subjects and then made plans for a downtown prom and a junior show — the first of both since the war. ' Ljou can tz[[ LsifiEU {J ±au — £J ' vz not itudtsd today ft y u can laid an £f bizat Lp r ioj-i j uit lids, man W ith the traditional Step Singing, Ivy Ceremony, Class Day and Baccalaureate Tea still in the offing for ' 46, the Seniors are winding up the only peacetime year that they have known during their college career. In the near future are the glowing plans being made for after graduation and the dream of a life without exams and term papers — and with career, husband and young ' uns. VP SENIOR CLASS Undergraduate Association Officers: Helen Pond, Carol Johns, Doris McGannon, Mary Louise Stewart. STUDENT GOVERNMENT When you are close to student govern- ment and close to the headlines in the daily paper at the same time, you may sometimes find yourself questioning the importance of holding meetings of intelligent young col- lege girls in order to determine whether or not the Junior class shall give a show. Then you step back and see alert women taking part in discussions and debates, determining the fate of their city and their nation and their world. You realize that student gov- ernment is democracy in action, that the little unimportant pieces are joined together to make the pattern of the universe. Student Council: Barbara Binney, Dolores Drew, Joan Raup, Ellen Harry, Helen Pond, Mary Louise Stewart, Doris McGannon, Carol Johns, Louise DuBois, Virginia Haggerty, Genevieve Trevor. Absent from the picture: Patricia Henry. 52 Honor Board: Annette W arburton ; Elaine Ryan; Mary Huff; Ellen Harry, chairman; Isabel Sarvis ; Georgia Rubin: Mildred Reed. Representative Assembly, from a seat in the rear. 53 Storing up vitamins after a hard morning session. WILLARD W. WALLER - 1899-1945 We had a friend — clear of eye and clear of thought. He was, this he said, a man full of words. The tangled skein of experience he studied, And the threads he sorted out. He showed us how to weave the rainbow strands Into a pattern of life which was Strong and vivid and true — Even as he. We had a friend — clear of eye and clear of thought. 56 Through The Gate econversion . . . A year of peace ... a metamorphosis in Barnard ' s social pattern. The Navy left Columbia and the campus felt strange without lines of singing Midshipmen along Claremont Avenue, hordes of V-12s in the Bookstore. 1945-46 witnessed the last of the Midshipmen Coffee Dances and the birth of a Barnard-Columbia Social Com- mittee. The combined chiefs-of-staff inaugu- rated an era of mutual cooperation as tweed suits and discharge buttons appeared on Morningside Heights . . . Tuxedos blossomed as Rosemary Sullivan ' s Social Committee moved Winter Ball down town for the first time in Barnard ' s history . . . Boy met girl at Jake, in Brooks, on campus. The dial and wire happy radio hams, ' ' the Orson Welles and Helen Hayes of the networks of tomorrow call CURC home. Barnardites and Columbia men work side by side to write, direct and produce five live musical shows each week, a nightly sym- phonic hour, dramas, news analyses, forums and popular record shows. Highlights of the year were the premier network broad- cast over the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System in May, on the spot play by play coverages of the football games from Phila- delphia and Princeton and programs in French, Swedish and Italian. 61 Far away, far away. . . DIVERSION This was a year when a girl waited for that letter to come, saying, I ' ll be in next week on terminal leave. It was another year crowded with engagements and mar- riages. It was a year of making dates that no longer depended on weekend passes, of being able to plan ahead for dances and theatre tickets. School festivities took on added glamour for there was someone with whom to share them. Wigs and Cues, Harvest Hop, Spring Dance, Junior Prom all meant that an eagerly awaited invita- tion was forthcoming. There were men on campus — learning about Barnard as a school, learning about Barnard girls as in- dividuals. Midshipmen come to say good by. (l£LLL70Und Spellbound . . . the ballroom at Delmonico ' s . . . punch and cookies . . . one hundred and fifty juniors and seniors danc- ing . . . Spellbound . . . the first downtown Junior Prom since the war was a great success — with everyone quite bewitched by the original theme song Spellbound which was played several times during the evening. Guests were Dr. and Mrs. Clifford and Dr. and Mrs. Raup (Professor Eliot). From 9:30 until 2 couples danced in the ballroom, festive with flowers. White leather bids with tiny gold pencils, gold tassels and seals on the cover dangled from slim wrists. Even after the last dance, when the strains of the theme song had faded away, when the corsages were unpinned, and the wonderful dress was hung again in the closet, the memory of the evening lingered on and the Junior class was spellbound . Junior Prom Committee: Dor- othy Dultgen, hotel: Jean Po ffinberger, bids; Betty Green, orchestra; Madeleine Thomas, publicity : Alice Han- sen, business: Helen Trevor, chairman : Betty Warburton, floor committee : Ruth Raup. Bulletin publicity: Roberta Paine, secretary : Charlotte Hanley, song. 65 Jean Abel . . . Jay has a cello, a huge family, many friends, a fabulous vocabulary and a literary back- ground ranging well from Agatha Christie to Guy DeMaupassant . . . she loves the good things . . . food, men, music . . . plans to be a doctor . . . Lillian Andrews . . . Lil ' s a sophomore transfer from Smith, majoring in Government . . . lovely long brunette hair and tailored frocks ... a true business woman at heart . . . pleasantly remembers her trip to West Indies and South America . . . mar- riage or career? . . . Both , says Lil . . . Jane Allen . . . Conscientious transfer from the University of Michigan . . . loyal citizen of Rockville, but a great admirer of N. Y. C. life ... so many things to go to — if you have the time . . . fond of history, theater, concerts, opera and bicycling . . . Beatrice Arlt . . . Her aspirations . . . first, to travel, then to settle down to raising collie dogs ... a sopho- more transfer from Middlebury, Bea is leaving the future of marriage or a career to Fate . . . indulges in shows, the opera, and violent argu- ments over bridge games that last to the wee hours . . . Marcia Balfour . . . Tinker . . . dorm gal whose home is where she hangs her hat . . . lived the world over and still considers Brooks porch at 1:29 on Saturday night the most amazing spectacle . . . terribly methodical, but her crazy ideas — such as building B-29 ' s in Miami, and Village apartments — al- ways seem to work . . . Anne Marie Attura . . . An English comp major . . . blank verse is her specialty . . . lived in Rome four years . . . interested in the unconventional skep- tics and the Navy . . . Art and Publicity Editor of the Bear . . . earns the name Pepper for her vivaciousness . . . 66 Winifred Barr . . . An economics major with a streak of roman- ticism in her soul . . . has a flair for music . . . Winkie looks forward to a career in labor re- search and marriage . . . cherishes fond memories of the Liberal Club and Joanne Kuth . . . we missed her the year she spent at Michigan . . . Phyllis Beechler . . . Beechy famous for her fascinating giggle, spruce appearance and congenial personality . . . a thing to behold — her magnificently typed gov- ernment notes . . . Wolfe and Dickens are her literary passions and extensive phone conversa- tions her joy . . . adores fitting in a movie while emphatically denying she has any spare time . . . Barbara Bates . . . A Fine Arts major, Bobbie is afflicted and affected by the view of the Hudson from the Chem Lab. . . . free moments utilized re- laxing her over-crowded, weary mind by doing nothing . . . her great deed in Barnard was passing the French exit . . . career definitely, marriage maybe . . . Marie Beltram . . . Chemistry major from West Orange . . . most vivid remembrance of Barnard years: hour — 1700 midshipman time; date — November 24th, 1944; place — Tilson ' s; occasion — meeting Bob, her navy fiance . . . known for her stylish clothes, sweet smile, orange and black Princeton banners . . . Margaret Berry . . . British . . . endowed with a wonderful yet understandable accent and a typical, terrific dry humor ... a chem major, her ease at attaining fine grades is phenomenal . . . recently returned to England, she is giving herself a year to choose between the U. S. and the Isles . . . Jeanne Berquist . . . Zoological fever is responsible for Jeanne ' s annual trip to the Bronx Zoo, her working in a penicillin research lab for two summers, the long hours spent in our labs and that ubiquitous dissecting room odor in her nose . . . possesses a quiet manner and subtle humor . . . a real person . . . Janet Bisland . . . Poised, charming geology major, interested in aviation . . . spent a riotous month in Mexico last summer . . . famous for her efficient lead- ership in drives and on Bear business staff . . . now awaiting M (marriage) -Day, a certain ser- geant, and settling down on the banks of the old Raritan . . . Marie Bontempi . . . Anthro major, secretary of Italian club, bundle of collected energy . . . very efficient mind behind that grin . . . goes abroad spiritually twice a week, will go with the state department before settling down to raise a flock of children . . . Newman Club pillar, whodunnit fan . . . Priscilla Block . . . Polylingual Pris, Dean ' s Lister, of diversified talents and interests, is too busy trying to catch up to herself in the present to be definite about the future . . . super-efficient Mortarboard editor, active in Menorah . . . favors modern dance . . . admits a fashion passion for long red stockings . . . Joan Borowik . . . A sprightly Chemistry major, Joan spends her spare moments at dancing, loafing, walking — preferably at night . . . came from Poland five years ago, has already explored New Mexico . . . tunes like Dream have a sentimental effect on her . . . handsome men and ice cream are her only small weaknesses . . . Jacqueline Branaman . . . A fervent Democrat . . . Government ma- jor .. . politically minded ... a dorm girl who explores secluded atmospheric New York spots . . . pet preferences — athletic men, Vaughn Mon- roe . . . lovely blue eyes, black wavy hair . . . home in Indiana . . . formerly attended St. Mary ' s Notre Dame College . . . Evi Bossanyi . . . Budapest and Bucks County, Pa. have given Evi varied loves — Hungarian food and gypsy music, and anything American from F. D. R. to bobbysox slang . . . tactful, poised, and gracious ... a mainstay of extra curric . . . wants to marry a man just like her step- father who is just perfect . . . 68 Charlotte Brandis . . . Proud sporter of the Green Mountain Junior College Medal, Charlotte is a transfer ma- joring in Psych . . . already feels completely at home here which she attributes to the friendli- ness of our warm welcome . . . born in Germany, she has traveled much, thinks New York TOPS Anne Brown . . . Chic, suave and a conjurer . . . can whip up a term paper overnight . . . wants to teach history in grammar school . . . knack for smart clothes and for absorbing a textbook one hour before a quiz . . . loves laughing, movies and all food . . . would substitute horses for sub- ways . . . Lucille Bromilow ... A Saturday Evening Post and Vogue addict, is aiming for mer- chandizing or some field akin to it . . . likes: to create and sew her own clothes, an absorbing game of bridge, the atmosphere of the theatre — acting or attending . . . Mary Louise Brown . . . Brown is MUSICIAN — soul, skin, and fingers, has thrilled the Brooks parlor with her highly skilled interpretation of the Apassionata Sonata . . . Brown loves Beethoven, conveys his mood to perfection ... we fully expect this team to arrive at Carnegie in a not too distant Blaze of Noon . . . Rosalind Brueck . . . Roz, perpetually barricaded by elephantine fine arts books, is art editor of Mortarboard, draws for Bear, plans to tour European museums and galleries . . . loves modern dance, but claims Martha Graham gave her appendicitis ... a jig- ger of wit with every thought, result of her well- developed funny bone . . . Phyllis Brown . . . Most sincere and unaffected ... a math major with artistic leanings, she paints and writes . . . keen sense of timing and expression . . . loves to munch green peppers . . . Brownie is secretary of Wy- cliffe, commutes from Mount Vernon . . . has a knack for all-inclusive one-word descriptions . . . 69 ft jjplirr Estelle Bugara . . . Fall River, Massachusettsite with a desire to ' habla espanol ' for N.B.C. . . . enjoys work- ing and the feeling of accomplishment . . . talk- ative, basically naive . . . loves Barnard for the girls and teachers who are perfectly wonder- ful .. . Marie Calabi . . . Born in Rome, this lucky little lady had the privilege of seeing Europe before the war, and she cherishes the memory . . . applies her major Phil to her almost uncorrectible habit of forgetting things ... a transfer from Swarth- more, she ' d like to try her hand at creative writ- ing .. . Nancy Cahen . . . Spanish major with her finger in many pies . . . has played her bassoon in four Columbia University orchestras . . . active in Spanish and Liberal Clubs . . . loved room she had on Riverside last year, but says dorms are fun too . . . Nancy Cameron . . . Music ' til midnight, the Green Gate, rid- ing on the top of a 5 th Avenue bus, studying a la feet on the radiator with the Hudson for in- spiration — she likes them all . . . one of our best workers, Cam was Greek Games Business Manager, on editorial staff of Mortarboard . . . Pat Campbell . . . An Arkansas traveler from George Wash- ington University, Pat ' s major is English com- position with journalism intended . . . practices sketching for art staff of Bear ... an Episcopal Club attender . . . charmed by Dr. Alsop ' s famed and fantastic angel robes . . . Grayce Cammerano . . . Colorful, lively, good sport who excels at volley ball and her History major . . . exciting experiences last summer at Miami have raised new desires to see if the rest of the world holds as much in store . . . constantly wears gray — it becomes her . . . 70 Anne Cassat . . . Casey has fallen under the spell of Wigs and Cues . . . the prop room, old costumes, older grease paint . . . loves the crowd of a football game, swimming, and loafing . . . can ' t get over Barnard ' s registration system — the endless lines. . . . Muriel Chevious . . . One of the most dependable, active extra- curricularites in Barnard — Glee Club, Greek Games, French and Pre-Med Clubs . . . another of our medicine and marriage mixers . . . Muri- el ' s versatility is staggering, her personality — grand . . . finds hiking, picnicking, and outdoor life relaxing . . . Ruth Casselberry . . . A transfer from Goucher College, Ruth is majoring in Sociology . . . a lover of symphonic music, she collects records and attends concerts often ... a devotee of the Ballet and Opera . . . Barnard means an atmosphere of serious study and scholastic curiosity . . . Elizabeth Chidester . . . Another of these very bewildered transfers who has, as yet, to find out what Barnard holds in store ... as to life — marriage is a necessary must . . . when time permits she does what strikes her at the moment, and spending a quiet evening at home ranks tops . . . Alsona Chun . . . Home was Honolulu until the war ... a music major transfer from Mills College, Cali- fornia . . . fiend for outdoor sports . . . aspires to globe-trotting for the rest of her life . . . most pleased with Barnard ' s informal round- table discussion classes . . . Marina Christman . . . I met my husband at a midshipman ' s coffee dance and he ' s been my sugar and cream ever since . . . Mara would like to do a little blending of family, home, and career . . . laughing and light hearted . . . delights in delving deeply into her music and painting . . . Lucienne Coen . . . One of the most travelled individuals in Barnard, Lucienne intends to utilize her varied extensive background in the field of creative writing— for which she has a definite flair . . . free hours devoted to anything in print . . . she suggests an air of internationalism, interesting, fascinating . . . Nadia Cohen . . . Originally hailed from Leavenwort h, Kan- sas, home of dust storms and tornadoes . . . transfer from Stevens . . . Nadia insists she pos- sesses the irreconcilable combination of reserve and temper ... a traveller of See America First school, she ' s missed only six of our states! ... Pearl Cogen . . . Small in stature, Little Pearl is big in ideas, for example: Ph.D. in Mathematics . . . avocation the piano, vocation: teaching . . . resi- dent of Brooklyn . . . member of Math Club . . . full of vitality, exuberance, and fun . . . Roxanne Connick ... A musical career, preferably in radio, mar- riage, and a model plastic home are Roxanne ' s plans for the future . . . has soloed with Stokow- ski at City Center . . . found sailing in the 1944 hurricane more than exciting . . . ultra-feminine and gay, her French background is responsible for that famous oo-la-la expression . . . Susannah Coolidge . . . English major with a talent for music . . . not content with playing the cello, Sue has been torturing her friends with a newly acquired bas- soon . . . counts Italy, Switzerland, and France among her travels . . . completely natural and sincere . . . Jean Connors . . . Although her plans for the future may be uncertain, her present is all mapped out . . . this ardent supporter of CURC has been direc- tor of plays, Station Manager, and Program Director . . . Jean ' s quiet, pleasant manner belies her interest in the hectic activities of the station . . . 72 Dolores Cooper . . . Dolly claims to be the most confused trans- fer ever to enter Barnard ... a Psych major, she wants to get her master ' s degree and then work with juvenile delinquents . . . pet Barnard hates are registration day and trying to find peo- ple on Jake . . . Ida Cowley . . . Army brat . . . dabbled in radio, dramatics . . . Chem major and Pre-Med . . . looks forward to career, marriage, and four red-headed boys . . . transfer from Biltmore Junior College . . . goes abroad to Staten Island every day . . . champions Pre-Med Club, Bear, Episcopal Club, locker 367. Helen Coupe . . . Gov. and Eco. major, Helen found time to come out of her rosy matrimonial state just long enough to preside over Debate Coun- cil .. . favorite hobby — her husband . . . favorite haunt — the Met- ropolitan Opera where he plays the violin . . . Audrey Cox . . . One of Barnard ' s many Pre-Meds, this Chem major is adept at writing formulae for everything from Brutal bromide to Sillysally acid . . . active in a variety of clubs . . . possesses that rare virtue of taking things as they come . . . tennis and listening to music are her spare time delights . . . Kathleen Crouch . . . Pleasures — cutting capers with her sister, dabbling in photography, reading ... of an academic nature with an accent on music . . . spent a hectic summer teaching finger exercises to twenty-five jumping-jack youngsters and one flustered adult . . . Aline Crenshaw . . . Born and raised in gay Paree, Aline ' s continental charm and her genuine interest in others have won for her no end of friends . . . First to see the humorous side in a situation, ever handy, and always willing to take on unglorihed but essential tasks . . . 73 Rosetta Croxton . . . Horse talk, stables, jeans, jodphurs — or anything remotely related to the animal strikes a weak spot in Rosetta ' s soul . . . superficially she ' s quiet, reserved, basically she ' s as daring as the Pimpernel . . . plunged into an Arabic course in Columbia, got interested, and decided to go on . . . Hazel Davis . . . Transfer from Penn State, but home is up the river in Poughkeepsie . . . her beautiful red locks and effervescent smile mark Janey . . . pet peeve is being called Hazel . . . majors in English . . . famous for her lively banter across the dinner table . . . Bevin Daly . . . Tall, debonair, talent for relaxing . . . lives on a farm in Con- necticut . . . crossed continent several times, went abroad as a child but can only remember large, black moustaches all over Europe . . . Zoo major, Pre-Med, loves black dresses, horses and vacations . . . Marjorie Davis . . . Five feet short and very proud of it . . . Margie ' s a Math major with marriage and a ca- reer in mind . . . vividly remembers Christmas Ball in ' 43, Greek Games, and Madison Square Garden ' s enthusiastic ovation to Wendell Willkie in the 1940 Republican Rally . . . Alice Del Campillo . . . The baby of our class, Alice ' s entry into Barnard almost wasn ' t ... a delightful person to be with — she ' s a most charming and attentive listener ... a Chem major with an M.A. in mind . . . thoroughly converted to air transporta- tion since her arrival here from Puerto Rico via Pan American . . . Ann De Kay . . . Veteran of social committee . . . Physics major . . . looking for a stray millionaire . . . password is slight fee of ten dollars . . . Dean ' s List . . . adept at ocarina and tiddly winks . . . commutes from Port Washington daily . . . has a leaning towards music, loves piano, opera, symphony . . . sleep . . . 74 Dorothy De Lorenzo . . . Currently sporting an autographed cast on her right leg, Dottie has an aversion for broken bones, and Barnard ' s tests . . . passions — night- clubs, handicrafts and travelling . . . noted quali- ties — talkative, constant worrier . . . habitually misplacing things . . . Vera Dettweiler . . . And yet another Pre-Med . . . ardent cham- pion and postermaker for Pre-Med Club . . . elfin grin, with a voice to match . . . speaks German fluently (she is a conversation course for German one-ers) and rides like a Valkyrie . . . lives on a farm, but feels that Barnard Camp is the place to be outdoorish . . . Joanna De Muro . . . Born in Italy, reared on both continents . . . Deena ' s a Spanish major aiming for personnel work in South America . . . suffered thru an air raid in Rome once which proved she ' s not the stoic heroine type . . . music mad — any kind, especially operatic or symphonic . . . Sheila Devaney ... A taffy-haired lass with a whimsical air, and the wit of the Iri sh . . . delights in probing New York for foreign restaurants . . . poetically extolls long walks through the Minnesota snow- scape . . . Pinza in white tights, Sibelius, and Burl Ives . . . talent for weaving tales about fabulous ancestors . . . Cecilia Diaz . . . Ceci of the uncurled mane . . . boasts the longest name on Barnard ' s lists, a reading and penpushing knowledge of Spanish by age of four, parents married by proxy, and a trip to Spain . . . well remembered for her unique Pluto, 4.0 middies and naval air corps ensign . . . Helen De Vries ... A friend without equal, a wonderful audience . . . her trade- mark — quiet voice, a bright smile, and a kind word . . . mad about her English major, especially lectures by Prof. Reynard . . . affiliated with Spanish Club through her friends . . . will probably go on into law, and marriage, of course . . . 75 Olga Dietz . . . Home is in Albuquerque, but is thoroughly at home in New York . . . she left college for a year to train with The Wasps at Sweetwater, Texas . . . holds a commercial pilot ' s license . . . always wears tweeds, and has a hoard of fascinating earrings . . . Sally Dixon . . . A Junior transfer from the University of Arizona . . . Sally is ready, willing, and an able prey for extra-curric . . . her enthusiasm for Journalism is evident — on Pressboard, Mortar- board, and Bulletin staffs . . . finds Barnard tough but delightful . . . Joyce Dill . . . Blonde opera enthusiast . . . collector of classical records . . . also makes her own beautiful music on the piano . . . finds Ezio Pinza her greatest inspiration . . . Joyce is always good company . . . she can even see humor in the trials of a chem lab ! . . . Grace Dobson . . . Possessor of a contradictory personality, she ' s reserved and thoughtful, yet mischievously funny . . . boasts she yearly travels a distance of 8,000 miles commuting . . . greatest interest: politics, national and international . . . fondly cherishes the fascinating hours spent in Profes- sor Waller ' s sociology class . . . Rita Dresner . . . She ' s aiming for Journalism and practicing on Bulletin . . . likes the free feeling of driving along a four-laned parkway, and swimming in clear cold mountain lakes ... a Junior transfer, Rita ' s majoring in government . . . claims she ' s a chronic worrier about overdue reading . . . Nan Doggett . . . Feels a sentimental attachment for a small Methodist church in Brooklyn . . . and so does her husband ... a sociology major, Nan would like to aid him in community work, their common interest . . . a transfer from Western Maryland College, hiking, swimming, biking, cooking rank high . . . 76 Janet Dryden . . . An internationally minded lass, Jadge ' s ambition is to work abroad for the State Depart- ment . . . infatuated with New York, Barnard ' s cosmopolitan atmosphere, real people, intellec- tual work, and Dean Gildersleeve . . . talkative, sensible, social minded, typical American . . . active in extra-curric, Mortarboard staff mem- ber . . . Dorothea Dultgen . . . Smooth blonde from Flushing, a iming for career as advertising executive via English Comp major . . . Dotte calls herself the Champion of Lost Causes, namely, the Republican Party . active member of Social Committee, a frequenter of Smoker bull sessions, enthusiast, and a willing bridge player . . . Jeanne Duggan . . . Her most treasured possession is a huge, handsome husband, now overseas . . . sketching, planning for her eventual home, and learning housewifely arts takes up her free hours . . . stili possesses a hint of a British accent from her visit there . . . famous for her heavenly collection of angora sweaters . . . Erna Ebeling . . . Christened Scruffy or Eb by fellow Barnardites . . . her plan for the future — mar- riage to her Ensign . . . likes discussions both light and serious with anyone who will listen . . . good natured disposition, sympathetic man- ner . . . displayed fine coordination as GG horse for two years . . . Mitzi Fabricand ... A gal with a sunny disposition and a fond- ness for leaving her belongings behind her . . . a member of Liberal and Music Clubs . . . Chloe is Barnard ' s Best on CURC . . . sings in a husky, torchy voice . . . beats out a mean piano . . . hopes to combine marriage with career . . . Ann Eis . . . Under five feet, she is proof that good things come in small packages . . . positively wants a large family . . . loves classical music, specially Greig ' s Concerto in A Minor , and the long bull sessions in the Dorms . . . will always remember Barnard for the wonderful friends she made . . . 77 Mary Virginia Farley . . . About Town Editor with the about-town look . . . editorial staff of Bulletin, publicist for Interfaith, Newman club pillar . . . transferred from Mt. St. Vincent and loves Barnard when she has a minute to think about it . . . sleek, chic, witty, Gina majors in Eco-Gov, may dabble in politics . . . June Felton . . . People warm to red-headed Junie . . . has infinite energy, mind, and the kindest disposi- tion in this Simian world . . . President of Lib- eral Club, genuinely interested in progressive, political and economic measures . . . because she is so winsome, there are many who tread in her wake . . . Beverly Feldman . . . Her charm and joie-de-vivre will make Bev your best friend — the first time you meet her . . . successfully dividing her time between a Psychology major and her number one man, she expects to be Mrs. — ed in May . . . Judy Ferguson . . . Conceals a zest for politics behind the look of a dreamy belle from New Orleans, finds snow phenomenal, New York time consuming, her exotic hats inspire wonder, partial to med stu- dents, Professor Peardon and long vacations . . . burning ambition: to play Joan of Arc at Dub- lin ' s Abbey Theatre . . . Perry Fitch . . . Perry to everyone, especially at coffee dances . . . academically a Zoology major . . . interested in Ichthyology and future research in South America . . . proud of Columbia ' s win- ning football team . . . still amazed that Barnard accepted her . . . Joan Fessenden . . . Accelerated and engaged . . . majors in Psych and modeling . . . sneaks off by herself to the movies . . . thrilled tremendously by being on radio — We the People . . . has the travel-bug, Joan says she ' s China-bound . . . will take life mixed — marriage and career . . . 78 Emma Flach Pauline Frassati . . . Definitely should be a member of the little but oh my club . . . Em is a wiz .it her Psych major, but always claims to be in a daze over it . . . transferred from Southern Seminary in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains (plug) . . . hopes one day to be a nursery school teacher . . . ... A transfer from Lycee Francais de New York . . . Pauline finds the broadminded, world minded quality of Barnardites pleasantly satisfy- ing . . . her life and interest evolve around Prance, her home . . . would like to teach there . . . finds music relaxing — especially Debussy . . . Barbara Fraser . . . Economics major from Mount Vernon . . . future plans, the light-o ' -her life and daily job already mapped out . . . famous for munch-lunch at ten, full course meal at twelve . . . Greek Games athlete, National War Fund worker . . . quiet, amiable girl . . . Elizabeth Freund . . . Claims an ability to lapse into slap-happy, silly moods without any provocation . . . com- pany while loafing, a necessary must, especially E. Miller . . . teacups and Barnard are synony- mous ... a homebody by nature — prefers mar- riage to a career . . . Miriam Gabin . . . Likes Barnard for the friends she has made, but hates commuting via trolley, train, and sub- way ... a Math major, Mimi loves music, and enjoys composing tunes when work buries her . . . big thrill — hearing her Joy Song at Greek Games ' 45 . . . Circulation Manager of Bulle- tin .. . Margery Friars . . . Vivacious brunette from St. Johns, Canada . . . Margi majors in Psychology because she is interested in people . . . has a gay sympa- thetic personality that wins friends, attracts males, culminates in col- orful incidents . . . fond of music, both classical and popular . . . fascinated by the spiritual depression periodically affecting Barnard . . . 5 79 Marguerite Gallman . . . Consistently amazes friends by her constant bustling hither and yon . . . daily braves the mad- dening crowd commuting from Jersey City ... al- ways amiable, gentle and congenial . . . English Comp major . . . partial to the Navy . . . mem- ber of the Lutheran Club . . . Rita Girolamo . . . Successfully majors in higher mathematics but can ' t keep her lock combination straight . . . Girkie ' s another of our aspirants for an M.D. degree . . . first of the four great Moosekateers . . . tiny, sweet and dark-haired lass . . . likes and admires Barnard ' s fine set of girls . . . Anita Ginsburg . . . Transfer from Univ. of Wisconsin, Sociology major, and inter- ested in her ensign . . . wants career in Journalism . . . worked on Bulletin and war romance . . . sports a diamond ring . . . likes dorm li fe and writing letters . . . guess to whom . . . Ann Glass . . . A Phil major from Brownville, Tennessee, Ann is a transfer . . . very uncommunicative about Barnard, the whirl of registration, angel robes, and work has left her speechless . . . finds New York startling, the subways madden- ning, the people fascinating . . . Alta Goalwin . . . Re-creator of the Pre-Med Club, super conscientious Camp Chairman, faithful Greek Games dancer ... a future M.D., she enjoyed her volunteer work at Medical Center . . . known for her sincerity and complete naturalness . . . always plans quiet weekends at home but in- evitably finds herself at Camp . . . Marion Gluck . . . Maz, the tall effervescent blonde who was left speechless only once when she saw that A in frosh English — causes a mild sen- sation with her own brand of dry humor — is quite happy about her recently acquired nephew . . . wants to live out of city . . . raise four children . . . Ellen Goepper . . . Ellen, well liked for her friendliness and sincerity, is aiming for a stage career as a second Helen Hayes . . . favorite role to date was An- tigone in Sophocles ' play . . . She contributed much of her time singing for the soldiers at Hal- loran Hospital during the war . . . Evelyn Good . . . Second of the four Moosekateers . . . commuter from Edgewater, New Jersey . . . ef- fervescent Goody haunter of cookie plates at Wednesday afternoon teas . . . another of our Psych majors, marriage and career girls . . . bob- bing red hair always seen flying around the cam- pus . . . Kay Goldsmith . . . Her interests center about anything that ' s AA or just A . . . Star of Greek Games and Tennis Tournaments, Kay ' s scheduled for graduate work in Phys Ed ... a real good sport socially as well as athletically . . . has an amazing capacity for Chock Full ' s coffee and donuts . . . Georgina Goodwin . . . Just call me Gus — it ' s easier to remember — a future physician . . . Pre-Med and Science Clubs enthusiast . . . thrilled by volunteer work at P S . . . loyal camp Committee member — master of the coal stove . . . loved June Course where her knowledge of the flora and fauna made her the official naturalist . . . Aline Grandier . . A new arrival from U. C. L. A. . . . Lee was forced to leave Barnard because of illness . . . a History major, King ' s Crown inhabitant . . . famous for her fast quips, tall tales, and general effervescent personality and giggle . . . proud owner of a huge stock of classical records and a rubber plant named Charlie . . . Marilyn Gorman . . . International Studies major with emphasis on China . . . eats, sleeps and talks Chinese to become saturated with it . . . has a twin brother in the Navy . . . Has no pet hates as they all rank equally . . . Perennially late to 9 o ' clocks which she blames on commuting from Brooklyn . . . 81 Anne Grant . . . If nothing else life must be stimulating! . . . Jette feels that combining marriage and a career should be just that . . . divides her time between Psych, her major, and Art, her free time minor . . . happiest at a party, gloomiest in the library where destiny has placed her ever- more . . . Will Eva Gray . . . Lady Gray of the yellow curls and pretty smile is a transfer from Florida State College, and a charming addition to the Barnard Campus ... a member of Wycliffe and Spanish Clubs and Junior Prom Committee . . . she aspires to the career of an illustrator . . . Florence Grant . . . Oak Ridge ' s other contribution to the world, Flo is just as ener- getic (along a constructive line) . . . sales representative for a herb seasoning company, she intends to continue in this line after gradua- tion until marriage intervenes . . . sentimental about Christmas at Columbia, the chapel, the choir, and the dorms . . . Betty Green . . . Up-State New Yorker . . . deeply attached to St. Lawrence River . . . majoring in Psych . . . exhibits amazing inclination to join committees . . . inevitably assigned to chopping wood at Barnard Camp . . . favorite possession: a hatchet . . . loved for her jolliness and dependability . . . college basketball chairman . . . collects Dentyne wrappers, useful bits of string . . . Katherine Guillium ... A government major, Catsy wants work in South America . . . likes good food, lots of com- pany and homes in the country, hopes she ' ll have one before she is too old to enjoy it . . . dislikes bullfights, hats and doing anything alone . . . primary interest at the moment — getting a degree . . . Frances Grove . . . Friends find Franny ' s early morning cheerfulness disturbing and unfathomable . . . she finds Barnard ' s long and varied list of activi- ties amazing . . . her only regret is — no time to join everything she ' d like ... a transfer, a Newmanite, home town — Atlanta . . . 82 Natalie Gustafson . . . Although a serious supporter of liberal causes, she has a frivolous side to her nature . . . i cheerful fun-loving companion, enjoys conver- sation, books, theatre ... a conscientious Pre- Med . . . her passion for a career in psychiatry makes her certain that life will be complete with- out marriage . . . Kathryn Hall . . . A Canal Zone College transfer, Kathy is thoroughly familiar with the tropics, Central America in particular . . . taking advantage of New York ' s opportunities, she haunts museums, plays and concerts . . . majoring in Religion . . . member of the French and Episcopal Clubs. Virginia Haggerty . . . Junior Class President, Hag ' ' is a woman with strong tastes and great ambition . . . likes red, strong, straight tea, her Pre-Med studies, sailing and swimming . . . possesses a sentimental Irish soul not often revealed . . . efficient, capable, well-liked and above all, sincere and honest . . . Charlotte Hanley . . . Conscientious, Charlotte cherishes fondest memories of the Silver Bay Conference in ' 44 . . . likes Union Theological Seminary almost as much as Barnard . . . the future — a family, social work, and collecting research material for a really good non-fictional work on social con- ditions . . . Alice Hansen . . . A Government major with a penchant for travel . . . Alice hones for a position with the diplomatic corps abroad . . . enjoys reading, the theatre, and most anything provided she has the time . . . remembers Professor Waller ' s soci- ology class as the most impressive part of her Barnard career . . . Mary Hannigan . . . A carreer-minded History — Government major Mary Lou is famous around Barnard for having been on the winning frosh hoop team in Greek Games, and for being the author of a celebrated mys- tery story . . . wishes that day as well as dorm gals could wear dis- reputable blue jeans . . . 83 Kay Harris . . . called Kay . . . lives in Ohio but still speaks of cars and baths in her native Bostonian manner . . . plans to transfer to Columbia School of Law . . . has hopes of becoming an interna- tional lawyer . . . noted for tremendous cookie boxes from home, ever-present concern for other peoples ' troubles . . . Anna Harrison . . . Irish gal who ' s strictly from Ulster . . . finds her parents ' five younger offspring devas- tating but delightful ... a Math major who plans to teach, marry, and have her own . . . enjoys expressing herself on the keyboard . . . particpated for two years in Greek Games Ath- letics . . . Nancy Harris . . . Philosophy major with something to say . . . Possesses magni- ficent sense of humor . . . adores Bach, Handel . . . plans on writing fabulous books . . . mainstay of Liberal Club, worked one summer at League of Women Voters . . . fondly remembers Barnard for play- writing, nightly feasts with her many friends . . . Yvonne Hauser . . . Bonnie, always charming, always poised . . . eagerly excited about the future with ideals centered about television and work with the blind . . . fondly recalls that first bewildering day . . . marvels at the diversity among Barnard students . . . admires their individuality and anti-clan- nish attitude . . . that bloom is natural — no Max Factor! . . . Barbara Hayner . . . Petite Bobby, a commuter from Mount Vernon, participated in Greek Games Athletics for two years . . . trod the boards with Wigs and Cues ... a lover of crossword puzzles, writing letters, knitting, many sports, and one man . . . she thinks marriage and a family life is career enough . . . Mary Hayes ... A former member of ' 45, ' Liz spent two years in Spain where her father was ambassador . . . Spanish major . . . widespread interests include concerts, theatres, swimming, football games . . . remembers a hilarious year in the dorms . . . looks forward to eventual marriage . . . 84 Ruth Hein . . . An Aesthetics major . . . hopes to become a literary critic, get into UNRRA abroad, work for a publishing house, but will also take a man and some nice kids . . . conducts a soup kitchen on 8 Hewitt . . . likes Thurber, Plato, Van Gogh . . . secretary-treasurer for Community Serv- ice .. . Joanne Himmell . . . Little red-headed Smith transfer, Jo asks cogent questions . . . plays good hard tennis ... an avid reader and great enthusiast of cell- matter through the ail-American microscope . . . we are led to believe there is an off-campus light in those big, brown eyes . . . better watch the social columns . . . Jean Heinz . . . Frank and uninhibited . . . gets satisfaction out of both Barnard ' s grinding weekdays and wonderful weekends . . . aiming for graduate work in music, and marriage at a respectable age . . . Lois is happy when vocalizing . . . member of St. Paul ' s Chapel Choir . . . Mary Ann Hirsch . . . Known for the rapid appearance and dis- appearance of bangs . . . Dean ' s list and adorable — big blue eyes and dimples . . . nostalgic about those coffee dances with the midshipmen . . . Nana to a select few . . . spends spare (?) time in Physics lab working on her radio . . . Jean Hollings . . . Jamaica ' s citizen Stinky is a Psych major transfer now happily settled in Barnard . . . almost drowned at the age of five by walking into water over her head — still talks of it . . . likes knitting, dancing, Barnard hospitality . . . interested in aviation . . . Arolyn Hodgkins . . Dorm girl stili possessed with that this is the life feeling for dear old Brooks . . . Arolyn dotes on crossword puzzles, although she admits her right hand man is Webster and the answer in the back . . . another devotee of Prof. Waller ' s Soc. class . . . her career — marriage, it ' s the nicest . . . 85 1 Doris Hopfer . . . Maxie of the startling statements and pan- icking humor plans a journey into teaching, followed by marriage and eventually a football team minus one . . . considers passing the Ger- man exit her academic achievement . . . the last middle class a chaotic crisis ... oh so good looking without those glasses . . . Mary Hunter . . . Taffy spent one semester at Indiana Uni- versity . . . English Lit major, Wigs and Cues, and Exec, unassuming but eager when interested . . . allergic to small talk . . . mad about Shake- speare and Elizabeth Arden tooth paste . . . wants to run a summer stock theater some day . . . pocket sized but a perfect edition . . . Betty Houston ... A beautiful blond with a blue-jeans figure, Betty would like to see the world more tangibly than via Shephard ' s Atlas . . . likes athletics and art . . . is characterized by her lapses of memory, invariable late- ness and genial personality . . . Ruth Hurwit . . . Hostess par excellence, has been working for CURC, wonderful taste in clothes . . . wishes college would last six years more so that she could get in all she would like to take . . . govern- ment and history major who plans to work in advertising — before she is married . . . Dorothy Irvine . . . There ' s something about King ' s Crown that makes living there a real pleasure ... ar- rived this year from Northwestern . . . her im- pression of Barnard — teacups, a constant struggle for decent grades, interesting profs and students . . . absent-minded . . . loves to eat . . . Virginia Impara . . . Differentials lurk in Ginny ' s mind ... if there ' s a camera around, things are definitely resolved into Kodak prints ... no mathematical equation has yet explained why so many people fall up the stairs of Milbank . . . member of Camera Club . . . assorted preferences con- verge to Prof. Mullins . . . 86 Josephine Jackson . . . If birthdays counted, Jo would be in romp- ers — date: February 29 . . . formerly of the class of ' 45, she took time out during the war to work as a draftsman . . . Music 2 ranks as the best course ever . . . riding, skating and sew- ing her pleasures . . . Carol Johns . . . Johns — the flesh and bones of various and sundry extra-curric ... is always, to be found eating or with the desire to . . . spouts the most witty and delightfully dry puns with a somber straight-face expression . . . wastes weekends sleeping at Barnard Camp and loves doing it . . . Diana Jenkins . . . Green-eyed, sylph-like, slim . . . Di is a human atomic bomb . . . a transfer from the University of California . . . born in Argentina and lived in England ... an English comp major, she plans to write . . . and marry . . . her special pleasures are painting, dancing and music . . . Doris Johnson . . . Charming blond, Swedish Junior Secretary is a Psych major, commuting from Elmhurst . . . Johncy vividly remembers summers slav- ing for the Fresh Air Fund ... a member of the Social Committee, Doris likes all music, plans to drive to California this summer and eventually see the world . . . Virginia Kanick . . . Admires sincerity, unpretentiousness and simplicity in others and is just so herself . . . enjoys hard work, sleeping, the dorms, pretzels, occasional solitude . . . tops on Dean ' s list, a Physics major, she is definitely set on a career . . . admits her conservatism is difficult to recon- cile with high, almost radical, ideals. Renee Jones . . . Perfectly natural and lots of fun . . . Renee has a definite pref- erence for the Navy . . . has counsellored at camp, her charges being five five year old boys — loved it . . . plans for the future include Red Cross Social work and marriage . . . Annette Kar . . . An honest liberal, which is definitely unusual, Annette is a rare gem of dependability, and inoperativeness . . . deMusset, Chopin af- ford relaxation, being a Dean ' s Lister — work . . . intends to use her treasured correspondence with Willkie in a full length biography of him. Shaigan Kiachif . . . Ernest, gracious, dynamic, versatile . . . born in Turkey and lived there over a year be- fore coming to the States . . . Shy plays the piano as a hobby . . . was outstanding member of Greek Games . . . adept at the culinary art of the Middle East . . . Christine Kern . . . A widely-travelled Brooklynite, Chris has spent time in Germany, Hungary and Yugoslavia . . . has an obsession for sleeping and good music of any style . . . expects a not too distant marriage to settle her plans for the future . . . Katherine Killeen . . . The Dean ' s List and political discussion ' ' are almost synonyms for Kathy ... is Ameri- can in a vehement sort of way . . . wants to combine marriage and a career because she couldn ' t stand becoming just a housewife . . . Donnis Klempnauer . . . Feels the ideal situation would be to spend the rest of her life studying voice and people, both all-absorbing interests ... a transfer, she rates Barnard tops . . . has only one peeve — the endless reading lists that profs like to assign . . . Sue Kleinert . . . Sue, with smooth brown hair, twinkling eyes, ready laughter . . . fond of volleyball, winter sports . . . diligent student, with emphasis on sociology and business career, if a certain sailor does not change her mind . . . spare time is spent letter-writing and knitting and learn- ing to drive . . . - mm 1 Jf • % % 1 - n i IS Mary Knaepen . . . Remembered by her activities in Newman Club and French Club plays . . . Mary aspires a post in the diplomatic service and travel . . . a commuter who loves New York . . . espe- cially fond of the theater and dancing . . . known to all for her sweet even temper . . . Charlotte Korany . . . Mirthful and energetic . . . Korn dreams in Technicolor . . . loves the hallowed Columbia atmosphere, foreign foods, pencil sketching, per- fumes, Crosby and Ogden Nash . . . seriously- hard working . . . member of Mortarboard staff . . . would like to fit in a career with marriage and 6 children if it ' s possible . . . Jeanne Kocyan ... A rabid, dyed-in-the-wool, rootin ' tootin ' baseball fan, she dotes on the Dodgers, Cleveland Indians and Wilkes-Barre Barons . . . pos- sesses the same passion for morning mail and Chock Full ' s pie . . . as a pre-Journalist she majors in English, minors in excitement . . . Jeanne-Marie Kranich . . . John Donne and Dostoevski have a future colleague ... a History major, she writes scenes for novels, hoping to publish them some day . . . loves discussions about anything at any time . . . says that combining books and children will round out life . . . Jane Lacey ... As the president of Pre-Med Club, her greatest desire is medical school, the life of a successful doctor, and a happy marriage ... is an ardent ballet and modern dance enthusiast . . . likes her friends and New York, never wants to go too far away from either . . . Dena Kranowitz . . . More mail and male than ten women put together . . . thinks Barnard a whirlwind with time something seen on a magazine cover . . . fond of dancing, entertaining and walks in the country ... A Spanish major, would like a career in South America . . . wants to marry and have six children . . . 89 Raymonde Lawrence . . . Definitely what you would call a cosmopo- lite . . . born in Switzerland, lived in Paris and travelled in England, Spain, Portugal and Cuba . . . known as the mad scientist of the baby chem. lab . . . majoring in Psychology, she plans to enter medical school . . . adores music from Wagner to Maurice Chevalier . . . Jo-Anne Lent . . . Born in Ohio, Jo-Anne long ago adopted New York as her native city . . . long beautiful blond hair, lovely large eyes ... a probable M.D. . . . proud of her freshman sister who is just that — her sister . . . quiet yet full of person- ality . . . Dorothy Lee . . . Psychology major . . . main aim in life — to make herself as acceptable to herself as possible . . . received elementary education in China . . . currently nick-named Dottie, China, Butsie . . . beauti- fully sincere . . . retiring . bouillon . . . delighted by a recent discovery of Rhoda Levine . . . Little, but oh my . . . Former President of Menorah, NWF Benefits Chairman, Roster Edi- tor of Mortarboard . . . now Mrs. Jack J. Cohen (her life began at 20) . . . if her head is in the clouds it ' s because of her 6 feet of husband . . . future plans include study in Palestine, applied child psychology . . . Margaret Lormer . . . Math major who loves the ballet, Bach, Brahms and Barnard . . . home is Melbourne, Australia — involving a Pacific trip in ' 43 and school evacuation to Golf Clubhouse as the Japs moved south . . . study in England is next on her list . . . Ann Lissfelt . . . Westerners come East, this New Yorker would like to go West and teach music in a high school . . . delightedly recalls the rushed weekends with her Navy beau before his Pacific rendezvous . . . still mystified by the way one thousand Barnardites can all talk at once be- fore an assembly . . . 90 Dorothy Lowe . . . Famous for a quiet and calm grace . . . Vice-President of Spanish Club, member of Sophomore Greek Games . . . made a frightening but very exciting wartime trip under convoy from Hawaii to San Francisco . . . does hospital volunteer work in her spare time, knits, reads . . . Katherine Lyon . . . Doubles in Art, her hobby, both by view- ing and attempting . . . transferred from the University of California, went West for variety, but settled on the East and Barnard which is near home . . . another of our many Psych majors ... a sports addict . . . Carol Lushear ... A rare specimen in Barnard, Carol is an early bird — loves to see the morning sun come up . . . intends to mix marriage and psy- chiatry — her future careers . . . enthusiastic about Barnard ' s academic atmosphere, New York, Navy blue, Chopin, Tschaikowsky, working hard . . . Ruth Lyons . . . Quiet, almost shy . . . ironic wit with a futility of it all twist that leaves her friends in stitches . . . Bulletin pillar, Newman Club support, is petrified by oral French exams . . . English Comp major with no deep feeling for science . . . very small, very determined . . . Ann McDannald ... A whiz at sports, she can take anyone on at swimming, riding, baseball, basketball and fencing . . . even manages to make her volley- ball classes ... is an active member of the French Club ... a swell person to know ! . . . Mary McCauley . . . Tres petite blond from Cleveland who has a Texan attitude toward New York . . . the first vital half of her future is settled — has a hubby and a year-old son William . . . the other half — medicine — is yet to be . . . spins exciting tales of pack trips in Mexico . . . 91 Nancy McDonald . . . Prew in one short year has become vicious- ly Barnardistic — with good cause . . . feels that we are UNO ' s answer to can people of all nations, creeds and colors intermingle success- fully? . . . would like to apply her Child Psych to marriage . . . relishes playing piano, dragging a West Point cadet . . . Carolyn McMullan . . . Carolyn McMullan . . . Miss Moon of the charming, maddening world of unreality . . . loves bright things, flowers, colors, painting, and writing . . . known for her jangling brace- lets, dangling earrings and smocks covered with oil paints ... no time-sense . . . favorite expres- sion, Mercy . . . dramatic ambition thwarted by irrepressible Southern drawl . . . noted third floor philanthropist . . . Beverly McGraw . . . Bevie ... a delightful memory for her cuteness, feather cut with bangs, infectious laughter at wonderful men, women, and dogs, and her mind which is inclusively zoological, sociological, and logical . . . anticipates osteopathy . . . eventual marriage . . . Ruth MacElroy . . . Would like to travel abroad and later raise a tennis doubles team . . . likes food, sleep, and la groupe . . . dislikes being a singleton, in- trospection, and stuffy people . . . would like to have a Bachelor of Arts, both documentary and in person . . . Dorothy Maddock . . . Petite chemistry major, Dottie divides her extra-curric between Math and Science Clubs . . . deviates from the scientific to include Glee Club . . . famous for her ability to eat lunch in one minute flat and study organic at the same time . . . dashing to fourth floor Milbank — her mas- ter technique . . . Jane MacKnight . . . Tall, dark Mac, a transfer from Colorado, is a Chem major . . . wants to try scientific research, medicine and marriage . . . likes bas- ketball, Bing, life in the country . . . looking forward to revisiting Colorado, points west next summer . . . 92 Ruth Maier . . . Mortarboard ' s able business manager, Ruthie ' s capability is responsible for her constant activities in extra-curric . . . enjoys the theater and dancing . . . looks forward to marriage, the business whirl and travel ... an economics major with a cosmopolitan background derived from 12 years spent in France, Switzerland and Germany . . . Emerald Mamangakis . . . Emmy hails from the land of Pericles and the Parthenon . . . plans to return there to do public health nursing . . . enthusiastic member of Greek Games Dance and the Pre-Med Club and an ardent admirer of Mr. Fowler . . . she is the epitome of sincerity and generosity . . . Arvella Malouf . . . Constant worrier with that what was I supposed to do today? attitude . . . motto better late than never . . . habitual cookie chewer . . . haunts college teas with the other Moosekateers . . . philo- sophically spends long hours in chem lab . . . seems quiet, reserved, but quite the opposite once you know her . . . Mary Manchester . . . Upholding the honor of the Lone Star State . . . Tex studies psychology, a smattering of philosophy ... is a member of the Spanish Club . . . came to Barnard as a junior after attending college in Texas . . . addicted to Bugs Bunny, she eats carrots nightly . . . Denise Martin . . . Nina . . . born in Germany, has travelled extensively through Switzerland, France, Italy . . . transferred from Hunter and is now the pride of the French, Music and Italian clubs . . . graceful hurdler of Greek Games . . . much in demand as a flute player . . . Sara Marein-Efron . . . Shari ' s gypsy-like life has left her with one mad desire — to sleep . . . Russia, Spain and the intervening countries, Mexico and the U. S. — she ' s seen them all . . . her command of languages is amazing . . . now desires the comparative safety of a chem lab as a future . . . quiet evenings with Ogden Nash . . . 93 Bernice Mattus . . . Brooklyn College Psych major transfer, Bernice hopes to do some kind of personnel work . . . attends a sketching class at the Art Students ' League . . . loves to draw — especially on the train . . . has a habit of picking high library num- bers . . . Doris Meighan . . . New Yorker whose future ambition is country home with a B-I-G yard . . . loved her three hours of weekly gym in freshman and sophomore years . . . praises Barnard for its friendly qualities, lack of cliques . . . plans to teach and do church work . . . has fondness for children . . . Eva Maze . . . Fascinating and vital sort of a person . . . was born abroad and can speak seven languages fluently . . . she intends to continue her work in International Relations even though she ' s married to an Army captain . . . calls dancing a hobby, has appeared with the Pitts- burg Ballet . . . Jane Miedreich . . . Psych major aiming at physical therapy . . . shudders at commuting, Spanish exit, New Deal . . . insists she ' s easily over five feet tall . . . prom-trotter with a mathematical bent . . . firmly behind the Navy, and beside it ... a merry smile, which she keeps in practice . . . Marilyn Mittelman . . . Her broad grin and twinkling eyes are characteristic of her friendliness, gay wit and good-fellow attitude ... a Government major, she finds politics interesting . . . has fun dabbling in paints, sketching, living in the dorms, being with people . . . Ethel Miller . . . Definitely desirable company, Eddie plans to marry and raise potential Barnardites and Yale men ... is usually found matching witticisms with B. Freund . . . insists she ' ll never forget racing to nine o ' clock classes at nine fifteen . . . meetings on Jake, library lines and fines . . . 94 Rita Molinelli . . . Gracious co-chairman of College Teas . . . known for her smart clothes and the air with which she wears them . . Spanish major . . . planning a career in diplomacy, Rita is really a Good Neighbor . . . football fan, although her own athletic activity is limited to trains from Manhasset, Long Island Virginia Moore ... A girl with an Irish grin, ready wit and windblown feathercut . . . Ginny is a Geography major . . . wants to travel, as a career, for com- mercial airlines or the like . . . Press Board Chair- man . . . admires the Seabees . . . one in par- ticular . . . June Moore . . . Chem major . . . famous gullibility combined with gal-about-town smoothness . . . has purposeful gait . . . picks windy days for walks along Riverside . . . known to her friends as Doc . . . knows the art of being easy company . . . dreams up plans for combining infant formulas with chemistry formulas . . . Cynthia Morse-Shreve . . . Famous for her elaborate and distracting hair-do ' s . . . Cindy ' s favorite motto is laissez- ja ' ire . . . good at sports, she hurdled and carried the torch in Greek Games . . . once went on a 76 mile Appalachian Trail hike . . . she has a flair for writing, but intends to go in for mer- chandising . . . Ruth Murphy . . . The Laugh, infectious and never-ending, that ' s heard in Bulletin office and behind Wigs and Cues paint pots, belongs to Ruth who blames it all on Buffalo . . . her capability and loyalty, combined with journalistic and stage-craft talents make her a necessary wheel on the campus band- wagon . . . Judith Mortenson . . . Zestful, friendly, Judy is the backbone of the Bulletin Staff . . . loves foreign languages . . . noted for her brave attempts at speaking German in German 1 class and an A plus in extension Swedish . . . a Zoo major, she wants marriage and a career — phylum, class and specie — unknown . . . 95 Nancy Nachman . . . An Alabama girl with a flair for asking questions . . . convulses her friends with a keen wit and infectious laugh . . . loves all kinds of theater, music, and dancing . . . spent a summer in England . . . most unusual experience was being accidentally put in the guard house at Max- well Field . . . Beverly Nash . . . Bev transferred this year from Mary Wash- ington of the University of Virginia . . . spare time is scarce but dancing and riding come first . . . always a smile and a wonderful sense of humor . . . plans to teach ' til married . . . Maxine Nakamura . . . A transfer from Kansas College, Mac is very interested in medi- cine, and has already done volunteer work at the Medical Center . . . antique shops and stamp albums are her only vices . . . although she hails from out west, New York is her adopted city . . . Inez Nelbach . . . Is the proud possessor of a car from which she watches the one o ' clock procession from Bar- nard to Milbank . . . nicknamed pretzels, she is famous for feeding her friends during exams with olives and cheese . . . lists her pet passions as the Navy, animal crackers, and Ezio Pinza . . . Meredith Nevins . . . Chiefly distinguished by a fetching feather cut and an amazing amount of intellectual en- thusiasm, Meredith is identified in Barnard cir- cles as a really good sport . . . sincerity and a subtle sense of humor add flavor to her most casual comments on life, literature, or chocolate doughnuts . . . Barbara Neuner . . . Artistic Barbie took time from her accelerated program to act as Greek Games Properties Chairman freshman year, participate in U.C.A. . . . enjoys drawing or sewing to the tune of Boogie records . . . considers a career in geology combined with marriage to her Columbia Sigma Chi . . . i Joan Newman . . . Formerly of Pembroke College . . . Bronx- ville ' s addition to Barnard . . . Joan has lived in northern Italy for several months, summered in France . . . definitely wants only one future ac- tivity — marriage . . . opinion of Barnard still in its embryonic form but has so far concluded : we certainly study a great deal . . . Phyllis Noe . . . Phyl has definite ideas concerning her fu- ture — Paris to study art or write, then, perhaps, a staff position on a magazine . . . paints for pleasure, banters at bridge, and participates in an amateurish way in athletics ... a transfer from Stephens College, Missouri . . . Neva Newman . . . This Finch alumna has plans to return to the scene of her glory after graduation ... an English Comp major, she hopes to teach and do a little writing on the side . . . known far and wide for her changeability . . . Lotte Novak . . . A Psych major, Tom was born in Vienna and says her travels over Europe are a long story . . . recollection of gym classes will be her most poignant memory of Barnard . . . she ' s invariably cheerful, and skiing plus bumming cigarettes distinctly add to her joie de vivre . . . Alda Oertly . . . Alda Oertly is an engraver by profession . . . she has made her contribution in the field of typography and design, for which she prepared in the Paris of the twenties ... is friendly to all the techniques and it is to cultivate these that she is here at Barnard . . . Marcella Novak . . . Graceful, brunette beauty . . . her love of the world and the people in it is reflected in her friendly charm . . . Marcy, a trans- fer from Bucknell, enjoys music, literature, and the great outdoors . . . majors in English Comp. . . . dramatics and writing are her pro- fessional interests . . . 97 Roberta Paine . . . Fine Arts major, Bobbie is interested in art criticism or teaching the young fry art ' s place in the world ... a fresh air fancier, she tries to make up for the lack of country by daily dips in Barnard ' s pool ... a transfer . . . member of Wigs and Cues, the Music Club . . . Phoebe Parry-Jones . . . Parry has the strange combination of a British accent and a Chilean hometown ... a transfer this year from Centenary Junior College, she is majoring in International Studies . . . has successfully travelled quite extensively abroad only to become snafued in the N. Y. subway system . . . Mary Jeanne Pape . . . For two seasons Greek Games ' Dance has profited from Mary Jeanne ' s contributions . . . she ' d like a short career, then a lot of kids . . . wishes life held more time for dancing, movies, and sleep . . . will ever hold synonomous standing in line for everything and Barnard . . . Peggy Partridge . . . Plans to join the Diplomatic Corps and follow in her father ' s footsteps which have already led her through Budapest, Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris, and Lisbon . . . loves writing corny stories, giving and going to parties, meeting people, and, quite contrary to her quiet exterior, leading a hectic life ... Maya Pines . . . Endowed with the most fascinating accent in Barnard, half British and one-third French, Maya is eagerly looking forward to being all- American, which will be sometime this spring . . . kind and obliging ... an International Stu- dies major, her future is yet unplanned . . . Patricia Pierce . . . Something new has been added to Patty ' s future curriculum — a certain Chief Petty Officer . . . home maker elect, Psych major, with aims for personnel and business management ... a constant imp who in her sober moments exhibits great insight into human nature . . . 98 Mary Plume . . . Marrying a lawyer this spring, Betty would like a career in radio script writing on the side . . . collects Stardust and the true classical types of records . . . held a war time job in an experimental engineering lab . . . transfer from Rennselaer Polytech ... an English Lit major . . . Action for Democracy supporter . . . Marion Popper . . . Tall, impressive, blonde, with the long and well manicured nails, member of U.C.A., Music Club . . . Poppy loves listening to classical mu- sic, attending opera . . . being one of Professor Latham ' s frosh English Al students persuaded her to major in English . . . Jean Poffinberger . . . Vivacious and fun-loving, Poffy is a friendly, enthusiastic mem- ber of extra-curric and a star member of Barnard ' s water ballet . . . considers her work at Norwich Mental Hospital her most fascinating summer experience . . . her sparkling personality brightens college teas and the weekends of a certain West Point cadet . . . Anne Price . . . Blonde English major with a flair for poli- tics ... as business manager of Junior Show, she aims to sell every seat in the house . . . would rather sleep than study . . . likes Chinese food, going home week-ends, Leonardo, Kaffka . . . hates eager beavers, winter weather, and gym . . . Chrystel Pugh . . . Red-haired Chris enjoys maddening Cana- dian and American customs officers with her I ' m both, American and Canadian, I mean . . . faithfully follows Dean Gildersleeve ' s advice concerning mystery novels — before, after, and be- tween tests . . . known on the campus as Del ' s better half . . . wants to do government work . . . Mary Price . . . Red ' s hidden ambitions — circumnavigate the globe (with many stop-overs), fly a plane, and work in criminology . . . has a strong pas- sion for the color blue which she inevitably wears . . . talkative, friendly, completely natural . . . finds canoeing on Maine lakes tops . . . Barbara Raskin Ruth Read . . . They say still waters run deep . . . Barbara is short and fair and soft-spoken . . . denies being naive . . . loves walking, reading, and classical music . . . never wants to ride a subway after graduation . . . aims to live in the coun- try . . . . . . Wants a small but chic apartment in Paris, and a post as foreign correspondent . . . enjoys canoeing and fishing in secluded northern lakes . . . partial to Manhattan and Chicago, English- men and Russians ... a true cosmopolitan with a caustic sense of humour . . . Ruth Raup . . . By-lines an AA column for Bulletin . . . looks wistful, is really highly organized . . . Glee Club member, a liberal, Dean ' s Lister, commuter . . . can draw a poster around a spot on the wall . . . Gov- ernment major, Bulletin minor . . . submits affably to being called Rufus . . . faculty child, has been abroad, can still say ein, zwei . . . Regina Reilly . . . Blue-eyed, lively Reggie (Mrs. Moore, if you please) intends to follow her lawyer-hus- band ' s profession . . . wants to raise a large family . . . her interests range from cooking to playing a skilful game of tennis ... a transfer, Reggie is impressed with Barnard ' s democratic spirit and honor system . . . Gloria Reynolds . . . Well dressed, svelte, long haired Gloria Reynolds is one of Barnard ' s interesting philoso- phy majors whose name is now added to our list of undergraduates who has assumed the title of Mrs. . . . maintains traces of soft Southern accent . . . Grace Retz . . . Princeton house parties, Professor McHugh ' s Psych courses, painting, the piano, bridge, and extra-curric occupy her free hours . . . pillar of St. Paul ' s choir, chairman of ' 46 Valentine Ball . . . partial to pastels, especially blue . . . endowed with a lovely cameo-like face accentuated by her old-fashioned coiffure . . . 100 Jean Rodriguez . . . One of Barnard ' s many South Americans, Jean is a member of the Spanish and Italian Clubs . . likes listening to Barnardites ' conver- sations and the humor of a certain professor . . . History harassed Psych major . . . New Yorker fiend . . . longs to repeat her trip to England and Ireland to renew now faint memories . . . Marie Rosati . . . Pre-med . . . plans to combine career and marriage . . . Dean ' s List student who doesn ' t seem to work hard at it . . . but finds time to be keenly interested in people and conversation . . . will be remembered for her sincere and congenial good nature . . . Dorothy Rogers . . . Quiet, modest, and sincere, Dot came to Barnard from Skidmore College. An English Lit. major, would like to write her own after her M.A. . . . reads for pleasure as well as for courses . . . her in- terests: post war reconstruction and travel . . . Ruth Rosenberg . . . Blond, frank, and sophisticated ... a rare specimen in Barnard . . . Ruth hopes only for marriage and a dozen children . . . finds sambas, music, and historical novels stimulating . . . loves to idle away hours, exchanging quips and comments with the visitors to her Hewitt home . . . Mary-Ann Roush . . . Definitely interested in writing, maybe edit- ing for a publication . . . production editor for Bear, newswriter for C U R C, copy girl for Time magazine . . . other vital interests, sing- ing and music ... at fifteen she was a member of a chorus group in a motion picture . . . Joan Rothman . . . Quiet zoology major, most exciting event of her life was getting married . . . looks forward to making a home for her civil engineer husband . . . memories of Barnard include Greek Games and friendly physical education department . . . her extra-cut ric has centered about Milbank ' s basement Co-op . . . 101 Georgia Rubin . . . Insists her past has been unexciting and usual . . . but wonderful . . . Co-chairman of coilege teas, Honor Board Representative . . . possesses a disarming smile and a sincere naivete . . . George is impressed by Barnard ' s per- petual motion . . . enjoys sports, theater, danc- ing, and fascinating people . . . Sheila Saint Lawrence . . . Vital member of the swimming committee, Director of Junior Show, Wigs and Cues sup- porter . . . advocate of the theater and swimming to music . . . remembers the Morgue with horror, the library with loathing, the rest with pleasure . . . nothing predictable or planned for the future except that B.A., of course . . . Phyllis Ruckgaber ... A strange coupling of English and Math — her primary interests . . . odd-hour enjoyments — day nursery volunteer work, reading of all styles — from Winnie the Pooh on . . . thoroughly pleased with Bar- nard ' s opportunities to get first hand information from globe-trotters . . . Brooklynite . . . member of French and Math Clubs . . . Nancy Saisselin . . . Another of these Barnardites with her career already settled . . . has been Mrs. Sais- selin since 1942 ... for the last three years she has been seeing the U. S. via a multitude of scattered Army posts ... as a free time project, she traces the Arthurian legend . . . Isabel Sarvis . . . Born in Osaka, Japan, of missionary parents . . . Dizzy ' s interests are between bio-chem and religious education . . . World Students Service Fund, Honor Board, and the Columbia Univer- sity orchestra keep her busier than Macy ' s . . . easily aroused, easily pacified, sensible perfec- tionist . . . Victoria Salas . . . Vicki of San Jose, Costa Rica ' s contribution to Barnard . . . chemistry and medicine . . . the dark-haired, dark-eyed traveller once took courses at the University of Hamburg . . . conscientious, learned, cosmopolitan . . . her spare time will be spent seeing the rest of mother earth . . . 102 Louise Sather Vica Schniewind . . . Begi entered Barnard from Alleghany College at the end of her first year and has loved every minute since . . . especially the wonderful profs and the cosmopolitan atmosphere ... fu- ture plans include everything, her interests are so varied . . . friendly, good-natured . . . . . . Vica, tall, thin, terribly fond of well tailored smooth looking, sporty outfits which she wears with a collegiate air . . . born in Ger- many, travelled abroad . . . tond of music, bread and honey . . . works wonders with a scarf . . . Dorothy Scheer . . . Conscientious mathematics major . . . Dottie even goes mathe- matical in her spare time . . . can usually be found in 404 keeping accounts ... in Greek Games dance for two years, considers this highpoint in Barnard career . . . looks foward to a few years of re- search work . . . then marriage and at least three children . . . Barbara Scholding . . . Transferred from State Teacher ' s College of New Paltz, New York . . . Barbara is wel- come to Barnard as an English major ... re- served and quiet except to her large circle of friends . . . she has found her new Barnard life stimulating . . . Wilma Schumann . . . Willy commutes from Jersey City . . . loves Barnard because it ' s so convenient for her favorite opera and play-going . . . takes time out from English Lit — especially Shakespeare — for the comics, hiking and ice skating . . . Edith Schultz . . . Edie ' s an English major who tempers it with an interest in Spanish ... a devotee of Miss Latham ' s playwriting course, she con- siders it the brightest spot in her one year at Barnard, which has been loads of fun . . . plans on marriage and perhaps a career . . . 103 Glory Schwantes ... A Zoo major with an eye to future physio- therapy . . . known for her great sincerity, in- terest in people and unshakeable firmness in her convictions . . . serious, appreciative, pleasant to relax with . . . enjoys teaching Sunday School, knitting, her cats, walking around in her bare feet . . . Mary Seymour . . . Collector of miniatures, addicted to cross- word puzzles . . . two years on Residence Coun- cil, member of Music Committee for G.G. . . . blue eyed Su dotes on anything musical from Duke Ellington to Brahms . . . aims to travel and enter the world of business . . . Marilyn Sebald . . . Born and bred New Yorker, who loves city living (except for the subways), football games, feminine clothes, steaks, all types of music: boogie woogie to symphony . . . Generally happiest in the com- pany of her fellowmen with plenty of activity on hand, but occasionally seeks solitude . . . Florence Shepard . . . An ideal companion for any occasion from a bull session to a display of acrobatic skill . . . knows no greater delight than pointing out the aesthetic beauties of a hyperbolic ellipsoid . . . an avid fan of Dickens, Gershwin, Crosby, and Ronald Coleman . . . her friends feel certain she will raise a family of brilliant mathematicians and severe Sinatra critics . . . Jacqueline Shumaker . . . Jackie came bag, baggage and sense of hu- mor from Middlebury College . . . enthusiastic about everything, especially over American Lit. with Professor Reynard ... an English major, she plans to work in field of religion or music . . . says her zest for living is exceeded only by her love of people . . . Rosemary Shove . . . Can ' t resist skiing, bridge playing or cruising . . . acting runs a close second to that list ... a Psychology major and transfer . . . she plans to go to a school of social work . . . but will be around when the right man arrives . . . called Pushy for obvious reasons . . . Pearl Siegel . . . An English major with a faculty future . . . that third finger left hand adornment indicates an additional career . . . Serious, reliable, and even tempered ... a harassed commuter from Richmond Hill, L. I. . . . Thinks being a Feb- ruary Freshman interfered with extra-curric . . . Katherine Simon . . . Pet pleasure — drawing on trains, which is like overhearing interesting conversations accord- ing to Kathy . . . transfer from Brooklyn Col- lege, attended sketching classes at the Art Stu- dents ' League . . . can neither forget nor forgive drawing number 210 for a vital library book . . . Corinne Simmons . . . A Soph transfer from St. Lawrence University . . . Hails from Lockport, N. Y. . . . As yet no plans for the future . . . Enjoys paint- ing, reading and nightlife . . . dancing ' s her favorite sport . . . Vivid remembrances of Barnard are poached eggs on asparagus, the Lion ' s Den and the Exit . . . Dorothy Smith . . . Natural as the day is long . . . creative genius with a pair of knitting needles . . . true to Barnard ' s famed tradition, she ' s an all-around good sport ... a Psych major now, later nurs- ing or personnel work . . . excels at volley ball . . . Elizabeth Kemp Smith . . . One of those paradoxes — Betty possesses both an amazing light heartedness and scientific ability . . . was a pillar of the Midshipmen ' s Dance Committee . . . plans to do medical re- search, but watch those ensigns — or is it just one? . . . Elizabeth Jane Smith . . . One of Barnard ' s three dynamic Betty Smith ' s . . . looks languid but holds a job besides being the mainstay of the math department, Tilsons and the USN . . . got paid one summer for riding a bike . . . perennial Spanish exit taker, she ' s beginning to worry about it . . . 105 Evelyn Smith . . . Hails from Stratford, Connecticut . . . will start talking about her hometown at the drop of a hat ... an English Lit. major, her interests vary from Shakespeare and Browning to the Glee Club, of which she is an ardent member . . . Suzanne Smith . . . English lit major, tennis ball chaser, wants to take a whack at advertising . . . amateur gour- met, poetry dabbler, Sue falls off an incredible number of horses . . . loves atmosphere of vague speculation in Phil room . . . has lived in seven States, but has no real hometown . . . Janet Smith . . . An Eco major, Jan wants to be able to go on laughing and enjoying life in spite of its trials and tribulations . . . one of the I live in New York and like it school . . . cherishes her visits to the dorms because of friends, laughs and bull-sessions ; Barnard for its excellent profs . . . adventure of her life was a trip to Denver . . . bent on marriage and a family of three .... Mary Snider . . . Rabid pre-med whose enthusiasm extends to all other fields of learning, from fine arts to government . . . doesn ' t believe in sleeping more than two hours a night ... is fond of Jiu-jitsu and uses it on people who call her Mary Lou . . . her favorite occupation is dissecting cats . . . Clare Stein . . . Only girl in Barnard who can make a grand slam on a coca-cola hand ... as auctioneer she has the singular distinction of getting money just for the entertainment . . . manages to combine extensive extra-curric with a stiff pre-med pro- gram ... yet maintains that famous personality throughout . . . Doris Soltis . . . New to Barnard, Soltis spends free moments tramping around Columbia absorbing its magnificence . . . very pleased and relieved at being accepted, it ' s still a source of wonderment to her ... an economics major from Clifton, New Jersey . . . 106 Gabrielle Steiner Elizabeth Stone . . . Another Chcm major, Gaby likes skiing, fencing, red slips over her name . . . has seen western Europe, especially Belgium . . . holding a small campaign for Gaby and not Gabby . . . also a campaign for big mirrors, a special escalator for fourth-floor Milbank majors, mu- sical gongs . . . . . . Solo Flying across country, and getting lost for 24 hours in the Idaho Woods have taught Bets to take everything as it comes . . . her fav- orite terrestial activities are skiing and horseback riding . . . plans to be a flight instructor to finance a free lance writing career . . . Pearl Stern . . . An Eco major, she dreams of helping out in Palestine ' s prob- lems . . . has the loveliest talent for making friends the quietest pos- sible way ... A neat and earnest personality . . . enthusiastic about Barnard except for that evil genii — exams . . . Ellarose Sullivan . . . came to Barnard from the Deep South by way of Briarcliff Junior College . . . Sullie is majoring in zoology . . . belongs to the Spanish Club and Wigs Cues . . . claims she can speak New Orleans ' patois . . . seeks sophistication, but with a twinkle in her eye . . . Janet Taylor . . . Indiana and Albany are home for this petite dorm gal . . . twice a transfer . . . main interests are the Chapel Choir and the U. S. Navy a la a dashing man named Butch . . . marriage for the future . . . enthusiastic about Radio Work Shop, bike riding . . . Helen Swikart . . . Helen is universally known by her imposing frame and the ecstatic grin which blooms despite the weight of her History-Gov major . . . Journalism her declared field, she is suspected of marital intentions . . . Her loyalties are directed to Miss Latham, Glee Club, Yonkers, and all her friends . . . mm m mr % ■ ' £ ■ f Jif 107 Eleanor Thomas . . . Blonde New Yorker with a philosophical mind . . . famous for her friendly well, hello which threatens to replace Hi . . . deceptively languid appearance . . . does everything with an air, even worrying . . . summer school supporter, with a flair for French and getting along with Barnard . . . Margarita Tiernan . . . Chichi feels she has finally achieved the ul- timate — no Saturday classes . . . mastering the chess board definitely classifies her as most ex- traordinary . . . member of the Debate Club, likes nothing better than a good, rousing argu- ment . . . vital yet unassuming . . . Madeleine Thomas . . . musical Math major who paints like a professional . . . M.D. to be, she makes her own distinguished Christmas cards . . . hidden dramatic talent revealed in French play, Newman Club skit . . . swim- mer, sculptor, expert photographer like feather cuts, very gay about exams Marguerite Traeris ... A Sociology major, Marguerite plans to do social work ... a busy bee, she indulges in many sports including Modern Dancing, sailing, and tennis . . . will never forget being caught at the seashore during the 1944 hurricane ... or par- taking in Greek Games Dance . . . very earnest about things Betty Troper . . . Destined for the foreign service, Betty has much related experience behind her; having at- tended the Georgetown School of Foreign Ser- vice, worked in Washington for three years, and lived in Germany and France . . . finds pleasure in History, Annapolis, the theatre, reading, and listening to the radio . . . Helen Trevor . . . Pretty, popular, perennial Dean ' s Lister with a flair for whim- sical writings and an unrivaled sense of humor . . . insists spare time must be an extension course . . . dainty and captivating as Vogue ' s cover . . . Spanish Club President, Helen is interested in diplomatic work . . . plans marriage, four children . . . 108 Natalie Troussoff . . . Haunted by the curse of all science students — fourth floor classes and fourth floor labs . . . Nat would like to do something constructive with her Chem major before acquiring a hubby and country home . . . has been waging a fearsome battle with tennis for three years now . . . Lillian This Psych Vandewater major favors a short, short career followed by marriage . . . complains that nothing exciting ever happens to her . . . would like to be remembered as the gal with high hopes lor the future of her generation . . . Charlotte Urquhart . . . An alleged likeness to Basil Rathbone has earned for her the ominous pet name — Bas . . . president of the Episcopal club and prominent in Columbia religious activities, Charlotte has proved a universally-liked leader ... is looking forward to a career in child placement or hospital rehabilitation . . . Patricia Vars . . . Dinner in a submarine in New London . . . football games (West Point ) , hostessing at a canteen are among a few of Pat ' s experiences . . . finds Barnard well worth a long ride on the L. I. R. R. and four flights to a nine o ' clock . . . hopes to marry or do historical research- ing . . . Ellen Vogel . . . Redheaded Chemistry major with unexpec- ted artistic ability . . . continually being besieged for posters by harassed student officials, and al- ways finding time to do them . . . her unique knitting and dry wit are noteworthy . . . Sandra Visconti ... A former member of Professional Children ' s school, dramatic sc hool is the next step for this chic, exotic, Barnardite . . . interest in extra-curric centers about Wigs and Cues, Spanish Club ... a Spanish major, Sandy considers the department tops . . . reads French L.t in her spare time . . . 109 Anne Von Phul . . . famous for Christmas teas, forsaken feather cut, cocker spaniel named Andrew . . . Psych major with bent toward social work and clever letters-to-the-editor . . . southern hospitality, northern energy, von Phul poise . . . periodically attempts organizing . . . vice-president of New- man Club, worked as volunteer in hospital . . . Elizabeth Wallace . . . Animated and unpredictable transfer from Bates . . . liked her fifteen years in China well, is eager to return . . . Sociology major, but not career-bent . . . much more matrimonially in- clined . . . adores Vaughn Monroe, things Chinese, California, and a bridge game with the girls . . . • Delphine Wagner . . . A Government-History major whose future plans include either teaching or law and most probably Ty . . . Del ' s favorite sports are riding and training her boxer pup for the Navy dog show . . . most touching remembrances of Barnard are step-singing and candlelight service . . . Betty Warburton . . . Temporary army brat from Dayton . . . English Comp major . . . spry wit and exploring imagination crop up in short stories and poetry . . . first attempt at drawing produced a good pencil portrait . . . bevy of friends call her But- ton . . . sits down kitten-fashion . . . conversa- tion charms and amazes . . . Margaret Weaver . . A transfer from Bryn Mawr and one of Barnard ' s rare strawberry blondes . . . Daisy thrives on philosophy, excitement, unusual trips, places, people . . . loves exploring New York and elsewhere — alone . . . always game, she ' ll try almost anything once . . . Frances Warshavsky . . . Fran ' s most exciting adventures have been travels in Mexico and the United States ... an American Studies major, she wants to apply it to her career after graduation ... is most enthusiastic about the theatre and is always doing everything in a rush . . . 110 Lucia Webster . . . Liberal Club fan . . . local leader for Resi- dence Council on fourth floor Hewitt . . . aiming for Washington and politics . . . talkative army brat currently from Topeka ... a cigarette con- tralto . . . adores personalities — true individuals . . . hates early to bed and beets . . . Margaret Weitz . . . Our friend the panther . . . prowler in extra-curric: A. A. Board, Curriculum Commit- tee chairman, Political Council — and into the night . . . bright smile, nice eyes, fine person, Pam likes everything . . . economics, philosophy, teaching . . . and especially Jack . . . Lucille Weckstein . . . Leading a double life as wife of Dr. Charles Plotz and Pre-Med Chem major . . . honeymooned last August in Canada . . . identified by her shimmering black hair and really sweet smile . . . Lu danced as Demeter in Greek Games . . . Joan Welch . . . A visitor from Dallas, Joan idles away her free time seeing New York and comparing it to Texas . . . once told by a fortune teller that she would be married at nineteen ... if not, she ' ll substitute publishing or a job on the literary staff of some magazine as a career . . . Marjorie White . . . Duke transfer, Midge ' s indoctrination course into Barnard has left her slightly mixed up ... a Math major with no definite plans out- side of solving calculus identities . . . likes to relax in the hectic home of Bulletin . . . takes long walks scouting for Mortarboard ads . . . Eve Wellman . . . Zaney Evie . . . forever the Freshmen . . . her pretty blond face is alternately geared to the perplexities of the cosmos and to concocting amusing pranks to startle her friends ... an extremely loyal and sym- pathetic friend . . . interested in sports, books, and West Point fiance . . . HI 1 . i, 4 111 Ruth White . . . Has a definite ability for turning out cute, clever posters in twenty minutes flat . . . enthu- siastic, hard-working aide of a variety of social causes . . . Eco is the major, art and architecture her true loves . . . has worked in New Jersey ' s State Reformatory for Women and enjoyed the work immensely . . . Helena Zil . . . The fourth and last of that Moosekateers quartet ... a New Yorker from way back . . . has high hopes for an M.A. and later a Ph.D. in Chemistry if marriage and circumstances per- mit . . . anxiously looking forward to visiting Europe when graduation rolls around . . . Helen Whitecotton . . . An energetic Philosophy major, Helen radiates good humor and sparkling mischievousness . . . smart, chic and sophisticated ... in- corporates her musical interests with creating a super-duper water ballet as A. A. swimming manager . . . though born in Chile and reared in Europe she ' s a true Yankee at heart . . . Louise Zimmerer . . . Answers to the name of Squeeze (origin unknown) . . . spent two years at Penn State . . . concentrates on Zoology and English Lit . . . she ' s sunshine on a rainy day ... a Jersey booster from way back — It ' s a great state for its size! . . . Stefanie Zink . . . Enthusiastic and zestful, Stevie goes in for science in a big way . . . Science Club president, Math and Geology major . . . expects to satisfy love for outdoor life via Geology . . . mountains are her passion (especially the Alps) but for now, Barnard Camp substitutes very well . . . 112 Trustees LUCIUS H. BEERS, Chairman 25 Broadway MRS. OGDEN REID, Vice-Chairman 15 East 84th Street FREDERIC RHINELANDER KING, Clerk 32 East 57th Street FRANCIS T. P. PLIMPTON, Treasurer 20 Exchange Place MRS. ALFRED MEYER 1225 Park Avenue NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER Columbia University MRS. OGDEN REID 15 East 84th Street MISS MABEL CHOATE 770 Park Avenue LUCIUS H. BEERS 25 Broadway GANO DUNN 80 Broad Street MRS. ALFRED F. HESS 875 Park Avenue PIERRE JAY 1 Wall Street HARRY EMERSON FOSDICK, D.D 490 Riverside Drive WINTHROP W. ALDRICH 18 Pine Street LINDSAY BRADFORD 22 William Street FREDERIC RHINELANDER KING 32 East 57th Street MRS. EUGENE MEYER . 1624 Crescent Place, Washington, D. C. F. BAYARD RIVES 20 Exchange Place MRS. WILLIAM L. DUFFY 245 East 72nd Street FRANCIS T. P. PLIMPTON 20 Exchange Place DUNCAN H. READ 1 Wall Street WALTER D. FLETCHER 15 Broad Street DAVE HENNEN MORRIS (died May 4, 1944) 19 East 70th Street DONALD B. ALDRICH, D.D 12 West 11th Street MRS. ARTHUR HAYS SULZBERGER 5 East 80th Street JOHN C. PARKER, JR 4 Irving Place MRS. DAVID MUZZEY 493 Van Cortlandt Park Drive. Yonkers, N. Y. MRS. HAROLD S. OSBORNE 379 Highland Avenue, Upper Montclair, N. J. (Alumnae Trustee 1943-1947) Off icers o f Ad ministration MARY V. LIBBY, A.B Assistant to the Dean — Admissions, Information PAGE J. KARLING, A.B Assistant Secretary of Admissions ESTHER GREENE, A.B., B.S Librarian THUSNELDA BRETTMAN Assistant Librarian MARGARET GIDDINGS, A.B Registrar DOROTHY E. FOX, A.B Assistant Registrar EMILY G. LAMBERT, A.B Bursar FRANCES A. BARRY, A.B Assistant Bursar JOHN J. SWAN, M E. Comptroller KATHARINE PROVOST, B.S Assistant to the Comptroller GULIELMA F. ALSOP, M.D College Physician HELEN M. CARLSON, A.M Assistant to the Dean— Residence Halls KATHARINE S. DOTY, A.M Assistant to the Dean — Occupation Bureau VIRGINIA D. HARRINGTON, Ph.D Assistant to the Dean- Student Organizations and Social Affairs HELEN ERSKINE, A.M Assistant to the Dean — Public Relations LORNA F. McGUIRE, Ph.D Freshman Adviser FREDERICK A. GOETZE, M.Sc Treasurer of the University REV. STEPHEN F. BAYNE, JR., S.T.M Chaplain of the University OTIS M. RICE, A.B., B D Acting Chaplain WILLIAM H. McCASTLINE, M.D University Medical Officer Absent on war service. 113 The Faculty NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER, LL.D. {Cantab.), D. Litt. (Oxoh.). Hon. D. (Paris) Presiden t Emeritus FRANK D. FACKENTHAL Acting President VIRGINIA CROCHERON GILDERSLEEVE, Ph.D., LL.D., Litt.D., L.H.D. Dean and Professor of English LOUISE HOYT GREGORY, Ph.D Associate Dean and Professor of Zoology ANTHROPOLOGY GLADYS A. REICHARD, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Executive Officer CHARLOTTE V. CONWAY Assistant ASTRONOMY JAN SCHILT, Ph.D.- Rutherfurd Professor. Executive Officer BOTANY CORNELIA L. CAREY, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer HAROLD C. BOLD, Ph.D. 1 Assistant Professor JAMES MERRY. Ph.D Instructor WINONA E. STONE, M S : Instructor MAY COORS, A.B Assistant MARION MANTONBAND, A.B Assistant CHEMISTRY HELEN R. DOWNES, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer MARION H. ARMBRUSTER, Ph.D Assistant Professor EVELYN B. EVANSON, Ph.D Instructor LUCIA S. FISHER, A.B Lecturer PHYLLIS M. DUNBAR, A M Lecturer EMMA DIETZ STRECHER, Ph.D Instructor MARIA-RENATE ROTHER, B.S Assistant MARJORIE CORSON, A.B Assistant ECONOMICS ELIZABETH FAULKNER BAKER, Ph.D Associate Professor, Executive Officer RAYMOND J. SAULNIER, Ph.D Assistant Professor CLARA ELIOT, Ph.D Associate DONALD B. MARSH, Ph.D Instructor CHARLOTTE MULLER Lecturer COLLEEN WILLIAMS, A.M Assistant ENGLISH WILLIAM HALLER, Ph.D Professor MINOR W. LATHAM, Ph D. 4 Professor, Executive Officer CLARE M. HOWARD, Ph.D Associate Professor W. CABELL GREET, Ph.D Associate Professor JAMES L. CLIFFORD, Ph.D Associate Professor ETHEL STURTEVANT, A M Assistant Professor ELIZABETH REYNARD, B.Litt. (Oxoh.) Assistant Professor LORNA F. McGUIRE, Ph.D Assistant Professor MARY MORRIS SEALS Associate FRANCES K. MARLATT, A.M., J.D Associate GEORGIANA C. REMER, B.A. Hons. (Oxon.) 1 Instructor DAVID A. ROBERTSON, JR., Ph.D. 1 Instructor MARJORIE D. COOGAN, Ph.D Instructor SARA de FORD, Ph.D Instructor ANNIS SANDVOS, A.M. 3 Instructor JEAN FAIR MITCHELL, M A. Hons. (Edinburgh) Instructor JOSE RUBEN, Bac. Lettres-Philosophie Lecturer MURIEL BOWDEN, A.M Lecturer GLORIA MANDEVILLE, A.M Lecturer EARLE L. Mc GILL, A.B Lecturer WINIFRED CRUM Lecturer BLANCHE DAVIS, A.B Lecturer ELEANOR HYDE, A.M Lecturer in English and American Studies l Absent on war service. - Officer of Columbia University. 3 On leave 1945-46. 4 On leave Spring Session. 114 FINE ARTS AND ARCHAEOLOGY MARGARETE BIEBER, Ph.D. 1 Associate Professor MARION LAWRENCE, Ph.D Assistant Professor, Executive Officer JULIUS HELD, Ph.D Assistant Professor MARIANNA BYRAM, A M Instructor JANE GASTON-MAHLER, A M Lecturer FRENCH FREDERIC G. HOFFHERR, BesL Associate Professor, Executive Officer MARGUERITE MESPOULET, Agregee de l ' Universite Professor JEANNE V. VARNEY, D. d ' Univ. 1 Assistant Professor ISABELLE DE WYZEWA, Ph.D Associate ANDRE MESNARD, A M Associate HELEN PHELPS BAILEY, A.M Instructor ALICE BENNETT, A.M Instructor HELEN CARLSON, A.M Lecturer MARY-MARGARET BARR, Ph.D Lecturer ELEANOR WALKER, A.M Lecturer JANET DOWLING, A.M Lecturer GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY FLORRIE HOLZWASSER, Ph.D Assistant Professor HENRY S. 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Mu. 4-9305 ' 48 STADULIS, ELIZABETH CECELIA 35-38 29th St., L. I. City 1. N. Y. ' 48 STEELE, MARJORIE ASHTON 3413 80th St., Jackson Hgts., N. Y. Ha. 4-6973 Unc. STEFFENS, ELEANOR ANNE 8002 6th Ave., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. Be. 8-2815 ' 47 STEIN, CLARE ANN Hilltop Drive, Bayville, N. Y. ' 48 STEINBRECHER, EMILY HEDWIG 2148 Bleecker St., Brooklyn 27, N. Y. Hegeman 3-3003 ' 47 STEINER, GABRIELLE EVELYN 7 East 85th St., New York, N. Y. Rh. 4-0055 ' 48 STEKETEE, SUSAN 2910 Bonnell Rd., Grand Rapids, Mich. 48 STERLING, CONSTANCE JANE 17 Cedar St., Glen Rock, N. J. Ridgewood 6-4890-J ' 47 STERN, PEARL L. Main St., Holmdel, N. L Holmdel 7241 ' 46 STERNS, DOROTHY IRENE 6 Rose Ave., Great Neck, N. Y. G. N. 1238 ' 47 STETSON, IOLA WISE 117 East 72nd St., New York, N. Y. Rh. 4-3012 ' 48 STEVENS, JOANNE ELIZABETH 445 East 65th St., New York 21, N. Y. Re. 4-8513 137 Roster — Continued ' 47 STEVENS, NANCY DUNCAN 14 Albion St., Passaic, N. J. ' 48 STEVENSON, PEGGY LUCILLE Palmer Hill Rd., Stamford, Conn. ' 48 STEVENSON, RUTH BLACKWELL Durham Rectory, Grayton, Maryland ' 46 STEWART, MARY LOUISE 1105 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. At. 9-6810 ' 47 STODDARD, FRANCES LE BARON 791 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y. Bu. 8-6277 ' 48 STOKOWSKI, LYUBA VAPJA Cloud Walk Farm, New Milford. Conn. ' 46 STOLL, CARLENE WATTER (MRS.) Essex Fells, N. J. Caldwell 6-0838 ' 47 STONE, ELIZABETH RAND Wavzata, Minn. ' 48 STONE, LOIS JANE 20303 Lake Shore Blvd., Euclid 19, Ohio ' 49 STONE, SYDELLE 175 Eastern Pkway, Brooklyn 17, N. Y. St. 3-3842 ' 49 STONER, AUDREY INA 1 1 Burlington Ave., Paterson, N. J. Lambert 3-5961 ' 48 STORM, ENID LANGDON Scarswold, Scarsdale, N. Y. Scarsdale 6060 ' 49 STORY, MARTHA S. Saneez Pkway, Rochester, N. Y. ' 49 STOUT SHIRLEY JEAN 601 NE Hazelfern PI., Portland, Ore. ' 46 STRAUSS, GLORIA ELEANOR 310 Pine St., Waterbury 20, Conn. ' 48 STUESSI, HARRIET MADELIN 83 East Farm, Waterbury, Conn. ' 46 SUGG, IRENE CALLEN (MRS.) Jerome, Idaho ' 47 SULLIVAN, ELLAROSE SALMEN Roosevelt Hotel, New Orleans, La. ' 46 SULLIVAN, ROSEMARY ANN 111) Lee Road, Garden City, N. Y. G. C. 8674 ' 49 SL ' LTZER, MARY ROBB 530 E. Lincoln Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ' 48 SUMMERS, PAULENE DODSON 241 Barnard Loop, West Point, N. Y. ' 46 SUZUKI, MUTSU MYRTLE 50 Morningside Drive, New York 2 5, N. Y. Un. 4-6402 •46 SWENSON, BETTY LOU (MRS.) 18 Fordham Ave., Rye, N. Y. ' 48 SWIFT, ANNE WALLIS 148 Harrison St., Princeton, N. J. ' 47 SWIKART, HELEN RAE 568 Palmer Road, Yonkers 2, N. Y. Yonkers 5-3809 ' 46 SYDNOR, ANN 446 Channing Ave., Westfield, N. J. Westfield 2-4767 ' 48 SZAFRANSKI, BARBARA MARY 39 Atlantic St., Elizabeth, N. J. ' 49 TAIT, BARRIE L. Lambs Lane, Cresskill, N. J. ' 47 TALCOTT, PATRICIA B. (MRS.) 142 East 71st St., New York 21, N. Y. Rh. 4-1351 ' 49 TALENTO, TERESA ANGELA 42 Orchard Ave., Rye, N. Y. Rye 1481-M ' 49 TALLY, PEGGY ANN 1095 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. At. 9-4888 ' 48 TAYLOR, ALICE MARSHALL 1822 Hanover Ave., Richmond, Va. ' 4S TAYLOR, ANNE GUTHRIE 2318 Delamere Dr., Cleveland 6, Ohio ' 49 TAYLOR, CHARLOTTE PINCKNEY 260 Kelbourne Ave., N. Tarrytown, N. Y. 47 TAYLOR, JANET GUNDEN 3-R Dutch Village, Albany 4, N. Y. ' 48 TAYLOR, JOAN KENNEDY 35 Sutton PI. South, New York 22, N. Y. ' 49 TERRY, ANN MARSHALL 30 Kensington Terrace, Maplewood, N. J. ' 48 THEL ANDER, DOROTHY RAMONA 267 Fenimore St., Brooklyn 25, N. Y. Bu. 4-2946 ' 48 THEOPHANIS, IRENE 3215 Netherland Ave., Bronx, N. Y. Ki. 6-2743 Unc. THOMAS, CATHERINE FRANCES THAYER (MRS.) 50 Arthur St., Yonkers 3, N. Y. Yonkers 3-7605-W 48 THOMAS, ELEANOR LANSING Homeside, White Plains, N. Y. ' 47 THOMAS, MADELEINE LOUISE 29 Claremont Ave., New York 27, N. Y. Un. 4-4640 ' 49 THOMSON, PATRICIA ANNE 174 Sunset, Amherst, Mass. ' 48 TICE, ELIZABETH ALEXANDER 536 Camilla Ave., Roanoke, Va. ' 47 TIERNAN, MARIA MARGARITA 2462 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, New York ' 48 TILLICH, ERDMUTHE CHRISTIANE 99 Claremont Ave., New York, N. Y. Mo. 2-7100 ' 48 TOBLER, GRACE WILMER 14 Sutton PI., Verona, N. J. Ve. 8-2253-J ' 49 TOLLEY, HARRIET LUCY Route No. 17, Goshen, N. Y. ' 49 TOTH, ROSE 468 White Horse Pike, Egg Harbor City, N. J. ' 48 TOURISAN, MARY LAMBERT 4 Shepard Ave., East Orange, N. J. ' 49 TOWNSEND, MARION LANGDON New Hackensack Rd., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ' 47 TRAERIS, MARGUERITE EMMA 32-18 Murray Lane, Flushing, N. Y. Fl. 9-5083 ' 48 TRENCHER, RUTH ROWENA 145 Wellington Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. ' 48 TREVOR, GENEVIEVE LAWRENCE 140 East 81st St., New York, N. Y. Bu. 8-7007 ' 47 TREVOR, HELEN STEWART 140 East 81st St., New York, N. Y. Bu. 8-7007 ' 48 TRIEPER, MARJORIE HELEN 71 East 236th St., New York, N. Y. Fairbanks 4-4115 138 Roster — Continued ' 46 TRON, REG1NA JOSEPHINE 857 Tefferson Ave., Brooklyn 21, N. Y. 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