Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I Professor John Kouwenhovcn Professor Barbara Cross Professor Cabell Greet Miss Elizabeth Cau hran Miss Ellen Terrv ENGLISH In a somer seson whan soft was the sonne, . . . The English Conference, some have told me, ' fills a gap ' for them, and we feel it is needed in a department as large as ours ; it is, too, let me add, an idea originated at Barnard and recently adopted by other schools— we call it ' Our Thing ' ... Shak- sper, Shagspere, Shakespeare . . . The date of baptism, as recorded in the Parish Register, was April 26, 1564 . . . You can leave your papers in my mailbox — the office closes at 5:30 . . . Among the dangs and the urdangs . . . Hail to the Great Vowel Shift . . . The Intentional Fallacy, the Affective Fallacy, the Heresy of Paraphrase ... Is criticism auto- genetic? . . . Catching the very note and trick, the strange Professor Eleanor Tilton Mr. Kenneth Janes

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FACULTY

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Professor Remington Patterson .Mrs. Janice Thaddeus Miss Martha Foley irregular rhythm of life, that is the attempt whose strenuous force keeps Fiction on her feet . . . to analyze the poem in terms of its realization of its own paradoxes, tensions, am- biguities . . . Who was Mrs. Goddard? . . . tr, D, and author! . . . schwa . . . Ralph Roister Doister — the first regular English comedy . . . pronounced Don Joo-ann . . . Isolated moral intelligence, conflict between duty and freedom, punc- tiliousness . . . All modern American novels stem from Huckleberry Finn . . . Where else but in this class can you learn about the finances of the Schuberts? . . . Does Satan change in Book IV? . . . What about the tone? . . . Let ' s have some tea . . . Professor Richard Norman Professor Eleanor Rosenberg Professor Lucyle Hook Professor David A. Roberta m