Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Once again, Mort ' s Syndrome has struck. This year ' s unwilling victims have been: Top Left: Grazia M. Rechichi, Editor-in-Chief. This case was so serious that a complete change of personality took place; here we see the editor in her usual stance while discussing budget and planning with Business Manager Madlyn Granieri, who could not be photographed. Top Right: Rosemary Voipe, Layout Editor has perhaps suffered the most from this wretched disease. A survivor, Rosemary decided to change majors — she is now a Chemistry Grub trying to find the cure for the disease that took so many near and dear to her. Middle Right: Seniors Editor Priscilla Campbell was so distraught over the side effects of Mori ' s Syndrome that she has left the country and gone to France where she now is the leader of a moto rcycle gang. Writes P.J. from her new home; Things are just terrific! No one knows about Mori ' s Syndrome here! Lower Right: Perhaps the worst case, Michele Pattwell, Art Editor, has now completely resigned herself to normalcy. In a fit of desperation Michele threw out her feather earring and portfolio and is now seeking an MBA degree in Greece. Notes of condolence should be sent c o the College Activities Office. 10 i