Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Presenting the scholastic— first of Horn ortl ' s three worlds . We make Ihis world us ire trout il: elect our own officials, legislate through Hep Assembly, roice opinions in our own press. We work for clubs, ure rewarded with bear pins find offices. We suffer through term papers and exams, mahe dole- ful risits to the morgue, and —new note in the ucudemic life— wait in queues ut the booh store. Hut we find satisfac- tion in good hard work — in und out of rloss. Life in our ucu- demic world is challeng- ing but fun.

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Under graduate Association Officers: Mable Brown, Vir- ginia Haggerty, Mary Harry, Carol Johns. Helen Trevor. Undergrad President at home. unJe iq iaJmk (DJJicefis Barnard ' s own Big Five — who work together to administrate student affairs. They state our views — officially; spend our student activity fees — wisely; and, perhaps, send us a note for missing a Rep Assembly meeting — we hope rarely! They are the elected officers in our academic world of women , and in this capacity they help make this world, at Barnard, the wav the students want it. student fauna ' Student Council: Standing : Betty Green. Beverly Mc- Grow, Vicky Thompson, Lois Boochever, Ruth Raup. Seated: Mary Harry, Evi Bossan- yi, Virginia Hag- gerty, Carol Johns. Helen Trevor, Mable Brown. An impressive body with impressive func- tions — coordinative, policy-making, admin- istrative. Still, the student council does things big and little — from authorizing the use of Barnard ' s name to support a politi- cal view, to allowing an addition of twenty- five cents to the subscription price for Harvest Hop! It is they who keep the fa°ulty and students in sweet accord; they who uphold the name of Barnard outside the gree n fence.