Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Miss Inez G. Nelbach Adviser to the Class of 1961 who is always helpful cheerful sympathetic witty charming effervescent who never has forgotten our names or faces and has guided us through four memorable years at Barnard we

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I THEN.. • the Space Age challenged the meaning and purpose of college education. As traditional views of man ' s capabilities have been re-evaluated, new impetus has been given to his desire to find order in the environment. The search for a meaningful pattern has been extended to cover the newly accessible realms of space. NOW... • we at Barnard have gained a widened perspective. The College, while itself preparing to meet increasing demands, has helped to prepare us to accept our positions in the vanguard of the new era. D • • • • the Space Age has effected in us a grow- ing awareness of our potential and our duty to actual- ize it. Our generation must supply not only the science and technology, but also the philosophy which must necessarily accompany discoveries, in order to explain to man the meaning of his progress. 7