Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Hui Chen, President Jane Clark, Vice-President Dolores Sheldon, Secretary Gertrude Rosenstein, Treasure)- Emily Klein, President Carol Leni, Vice-President Ann Edge, Secretary Mary Jean Huntington, Treasure Evelyn Boxhorn, President Harriet Tolley, Vice-President Simone Dreyfus, Secretary Elizabeth Hayman, Treasurer f £f Janet McKee, President Joann MacMannus, Vice-President Lucille Wolf, Secretary Margaret DeVecchi, Treasurer 26

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OVERNMENT STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is the medium of communi- cation between the student body and the fac- ulty. Cap and gown formality is relieved by the absence of parliamentary procedure in the weekly meetings of this vital group. Among other things, it charters undergrad- uate organizations and approves petitions of outside college affairs. Under the able direc- tion of Helen Pond, undergraduate president, this year ' s drive toward the establishment of Barnard ' s membership in NSA has been the crux of Student Council ' s activities. Through- out the years, Student Council is primarily interested in representing student opinion to the faculty and arousing student interest in extra-curricular affairs. Meeting ' s ad)ourned Seated, in the usual order; Ryan, Lowe, Thomson, Pond, Trevor, Chen, Carter. Standing; McKee, Klein, Boxhom, Hewlett, Boochever. 25

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Brooks and Hewitt Halls operate under a system of student govern- ment whose president is a member of Student Council. It governs social functions and administers dormi- tory regulations. Settlor ' Piecfona Missing assemblies or class meetings without an excuse entails the pay- ment of fines. Forgetfulness or neg- lect requires an explanation to the Court of Senior Proctors. Helping the student recognize all the fields into which the Honor Sys- tem extends is the primary occupa- tion of Elizabeth Lowe and her board members.