Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1984 volume:

Digitized by tine Internet Arcliive in 2014 Iittps: arcliive.org details mortarboard9019barn (mor ' tar : li6rJ 0 n. !♦ a square boar!! uiitlj a lianble beneatlf, on uiljicli mortar is carried by ' masons 2. an arabemic cap mi a square, flat, l|oruontal top, uiorn at commencements, etc. in sclfools anb colleges THE 90th VOLUME OF MORTARBOARD KENNETH JANES UPON HIS RETIRE DIRECTOR OF THE MINOR LATHAM What can I say about Kenneth Janes? Personally — He has been my counselor, my boss and my friend. He has been someone for me to count on through both good and bad times and he has never failed to listen quietly and patiently. Professionally — He is an extremely creative and dedicated artist. He is not only a fine actor, but his performance of a music hall song is a unique experience for an audience. He is a superb director and both a witty and touching playwright. Kenneth Janes came to the United States and Yale University as a fellow with the Rockefeller Foundation. He arrived at Barnard College in 1962. As head of the Minor Latham Playhouse and Director of the Barnard College Theatre Company he has enriched the lives of everyone at Barnard. During the past twenty years he has conducted innumerable workshops and classes. He has directed over one hundred plays which have included one act plays, original works and classics. He has encouraged and assisted performances by many groups in the Barnard-Columbia community. What can I say about Kenneth Janes? Only that he has constantly given of himself to his students and to all of us at Barnard. On behalf of all of us, I thank him. Luz Castoiios Associate in Theater IS DEDICATED TO PROFESSOR MENT FROM THE POSITION AS PLAYHOUSE IN 1984 page 2 page 34 and page 72 page 90 page 1 16 page 134 We live in deeds, not years; In feelings, not in figures on in thoughts, not breaths; a dial. Philip James Bailey DEANS AND PRESIDENTS 8 OF BARNARD COLLEGE Millicent Mcintosh Rosemary Park Martha Peterson 1947-1962 1963-1967 1967-1975 Most colleges start with something tangible: a gift of buildings, an endowment, or at least a tract of land. Barnard College started with nothing except that most irresistible and indestructable thing, an idea. That description, taken from Marian Churchill White ' s A History of Barnard College, captures the spirit of Barnard ' s special mission and identity. In 1889, Frederick A. P. Barnard turned his dream of equal education for women into a reality. Now, nearly one hundred years later, you and I are the benefactors of that dream. Of course, buildings, an endowment and a tract of land have become very much a part of Barnard ' s current story as well. However, ideas and young women in pursuit of a superb education are still our strongest assets. As you leave Barnard, you may be assured that your Barnard education will serve you well. You have been equipped, as well as anyone can be, with the intellectual tools, the knowledge and the sensitivities to meet the complex challenges facing the world today. You go forward, as well, as a continuing member of the Barnard community. The Barnard family is large; not only the College itself, but also Barnard alumnae who have preceded you, continue to contribute to the Barnard experience and to support each other in their personal and professional endeavors. We hope you will do the same. You are a vital link in perpetuating the tradition which began nearly a century ago with someone ' s dream. You are the first class that I have seen through four years so I feel a special closeness to you. I wish for you lives of peace, happiness, good health and personal fulfillment. Sincerely, Ellen V. Futter President 9 . . . The landscape that he was looking at recurred whether or not he had seen it in the real world . . . so often in his dreams that he was never fully certain George Orwell, 7984 . . . Beyond the late Fifties everything faded . . . You happened, you rememhered the details of incidents Everything had been different then . . . rememhered huge events which had quite probably not without being able to recapture their atmosphere . . . George Orwell, 1984 . . . Most of us still have a lingering belief that every choice. In politics one can never do more than decide which of two even every political choice, is between good and evil . . . evils is the lesser . . . George Orwell, Writers and Leviathan POLITICAL COUNCIL 1 15 . . . What Orwell has done was not to for see the future but to see the implications of the present — his present and ours — and he touched a common chord. He had given words and shapes to common hut unarticulated fears ... W. Cronkite ( ' ' re ijce 7984 j 18 They say that ihese are not the best of times lint they re the only limes I re ever known And I believe there is a time jor meditation in cathedrals oj our oivn. - Billy Joel The rain it raineth on the just And also on the unjust fella; But chiefly on the just, because The unjust steals the just 5 umbrella. — Charles Bowen You talk about the weather And you grin about the rooms Phone calls long distance To tell how you Ve been . . . — Jackson Browne But now I need a little give and take The New York Times, the Daily News It comes down to reality — and it sfine with me Vause Vve let it slide, Don care if it 5 Chinatown or on Riverside . . . cause Vm in a New York state of mind. — Billy Joel 26 27 To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. — Henry Thoreau Wisdom is not finally tested by the schools, Wisdom cannot be passed from one having it to another not having it. Wisdom is of the soul, is not susceptible to proof is its own proof. Alumnae Affairs From Left to Right: Karen Jolkovsla, Laura McClure, Carol Huet, Irma Moore, Yvonne Untch, Eva Oppenheim, Maisy Panton. Ca reer Services Left to Right: Providence Rodrigues, Martha Green (Director), Brenda WiUiams, Kim Haler, Jane Celwyn, Ellen Pancerev. John Scacaiossi Director, Security Temma Kaplan Director, Women ' s Center Dr. Harriette Mogul Director, Health Services LIBRARY STAFF — Left to Right: Tania Keis, Mary Giunta, Mary Jo Rhodes, Meryl Schneider, Christina Bickford, Susan Baldwin, Noel Yount, Ruth Lilienstein, Andrea Scofield, Elizabeth Baez, Mary Ellen Tucker, William Schilling, Elizabeth Corbett (Director), Nancy Leonard, Natalie Sonevytsky. Not Pictured: Patricia Ballou, Stephanie Krstulovic. COMMUTER AFFAraS — Top Row, Left to Right: Beth Kneller, Sorana Segal, Charlotte Kratt, Michelle Kirschtein, Sandra Paz, Magali Julie Marsteller Dean of Disabled Students Lespinasse, Rosemarie Dackerman. Bottom Row: Mona Zessimopoulos, Annette Dulgov, Lisa Maxwell, Tracey Yang, Sue Seferian. COLLEGE ACTIVITIES — From Left to Right: Stuart Brown (Associate Director), Doris Miller, Alan Yu, Georgia Pestana, Joe Tolliver (Director). Georgie Gatch Director, Residential Life Ancient Studies Anthropology Nan Rothschild Professors Morton Klass Paula Rubel Abraham Rosman Joan Vincent Assistant Professors Nan Rothschild Culture is to know the best that has been said and thought in the world. — Matthew Arnold Professor Barbara Novak Adjunct Professor Brian O ' Doherty Assistant Professors Leila Kinney Anne W. Lowenthal Margaret S. Nesbit Architecture Associate Professor Susana Torre, Director Adjunct Assistant Professors Deborah Nevins Suzanne Stephens Jane Rosenthal Chairperson Frederick Warburton Dennis Stevenson Luba Burrows Associate Professors Frederick Warburton Assistant Professors Julia Chase Suzanne Hampton Paul Hertz Dennis Stevenson Alice Walrath — Director of Labs Luba Burrows — Director of Laboratory Maintenance Chemistry Professor Bernice Segal Associate Professors Barry Jacobson Sally Chapman Assistant Professors Leslie Lessinger R. Daniel Libby Barry Jacobsen Chairperson Adjunct Assistant Professor Lucille Chia Dance Jeanette Roosevelt Chairperson Professor Jeanette RoosevelF Associate Professor Sandra Center Adjunct Associate Professor Anna Kisselgoff Associates Janis Ansley-Ungar Cynthia Novack Senior Associate Janet Scares Dancing is the loftiest, the most moving, the most beautiful of the arts because it is no mere trans- formation or ab- straction from life, it is life itself — Harlock Ellis 50 English Joanna Cole Professors Kenneth Janes Ruth Kivette Maire Jaanus-Kurrik Joann Ryan Morse Richard A. Norman Remington Patterson Anne Lake Prescott David A. Robertson Barry Ulanov Adjunct Professors Joy Chute Howard M. Telchman Associate Professor Elizabeth Dalton Adjunct Associate Professors Ann Birstein Diana Chang Albert Murray Janice Farrar Thaddeus — Director of Freshman English and Departmental Representative Assistant Professors Alfred Benedixen Celeste Schenck Adjunct Assistant Professors Frank Brady Associates Elizabeth Caughran Marjorie Houspian Dobkin Quandra Stadler Ann Birstein Florian Stuber Environmental Science Adjunct Assistant Professors Richard Bopp JoAnn Overton Carole Swick Richard Bopp Chairman, Environmental Science Experimental Studies Knowledge is the only instrument of pro- duction that is not subject to diminishing returns — J. M. Clark Joan Dulchin Director, Experimental Studies French Professors Serge Gavronsky Renee Geen Tatiana Greene Adjunct Professor Patricia Terry Adjunct Assistant Professor Micheline Levowitz John Sanders Lecturer Michael R. Rampino German Brigitte Bradley Chairperson Brunhilde Linke Professors Brigitte Bradley Gertrude M. Sakrawa Instructor Brunhilde Linke Lecturer Regina Ayre Associate Marvin Schulman Italian Professor Maristella de Panizza Lorch — Chairperson Lecturer Furio Colombo Robert A. McCaughey Chairperson William C. McNeil Suzanne F. Wemple Professors Robert A. McCaughey Suzanne F. Wimple Associate Professors Charles S. Olton Assistant Professors Mark C. Carnes William C. McNeil Jeffrey Merrick Janet A. Reisman History Linguistics Robert May Joseph Malone Chairperson Professor Joseph Malone Assistant Professor Robert May Visiting Associate Professor Robert Fiengo Professors Hubert Doris Patricia Carpenter Instructor Peter Schubert Assistant Professor James Baker Professors Mary Mothersill Sue Larson Assistant Professors Rebecca Goldstein Oriental Studies Philosophy Visiting Associate Professor John Arras Physical Education Marion Philips Chairperson Marjorie Greenburg Professor Marion Philips Assistant Professor Amy Meltzer Rady Associates Marjorie Greenberg — Director of Athletics Cindy Lowe Lynda Calkins-McKenna Cindy Laughlin Peentz Dubble Sharon Everson Physics IT Top: Jan Rabinowitz, Nancy Waks, Robert Remez, Sandra Stingle, Richard Decker, Julie Doron, Joan Graf. Bottom: Fernando Alvarez, Susan Sacks, Christina Williams, Laurence Aber, Elizabeth Saenger, Peter Balsam, Lila Braine, Robin Garfinkel. Adjunct Assistant Professors Howard Andrews William Fifer Jacqueline Fleming Wendy McKenna Shanna Richman Barbara Schecter Sandra F. Stingle Elizabeth Saenger Chaim Lavy Marsha Levy-Warren Annette Berman Psychology Professor Emeritus Richard P. Youtz Professors Lila Ghent Braine Rae Silver Associate Professors Barbara Schmitter Peter Balsam Adjunct Associate Professors Donald Hutchings Thomas Perera Assistant Professors Lawrence Aber Julie Doron Robin Garfinkel Robert Remez Christina L. Williams Visiting Associate Professor Fernando Alvarez Religion Theodore H. Gaster Professors Theodore H. Gaster Alan Segal nstructor Holland Hendrix Alan Segal Chairperson f Russian Professors Richard Gustafson — Chairperson Marina Astman Associate Professors Anatol Sapranow Marianna Sapranow Zoya Trifunovich Sociology Bernard Barher Chairperson Professor Bernard Barber Associate Professor Viviana Zelizer Anatol Saprorow Assistant Mary Ruggie Spanish Professors Mirella Servodidio Alfred MacAdam Associate Professor Marcia Welles — Chairperson Assistant Professors Enrique Giordano Helene Aguilar James Crapotta Lecturer Flora Schiminovich Instructor Alicia Ramos Agueda Rayo Theater Professor Kenneth Janes — Direclor, Minor Latham Playhouse Associates Luz Castaiios Shirley Kaplan Janet Scares Instructors June Ekman Dennis Parichy Henry van Kuiken Back Row, Left to Right: Kenneth Janes, Patricia Cremins. Second Row: Rhonda Ruhinson, Luz Castanos. Front: Carla Foran. Women ' s Studies Nancy Miller Chairperson Annette Baxter Annette Baxter ' s death this fall was a great shock and loss to the Barnard and Columbia community, as well as to the hundreds of other people whose lives she touched. Professor Baxter was a con- cerned, intelligent, warm, charming in- dividual, committed to education and devoted to her students. She was always available to talk with students, encourage and inspire them, and have them challenge and develop their ideas and thoughts. As a great innovator at Barnard, Pro- fessor Baxter helped establish the Women ' s Studies program, and chaired the American Studies department. Her com- mitment to education was not to be ex- ceeded and her enthusiasm for her sub- jects pervaded the classes. I recall that each week, when our American Studies seminars officially ended at 4 o ' clock, the discussions unofficially continued in cor- ridors, libraries, at dinner tables and in homes. Professor Baxter always welcomed us into her office to clarify thoughts, gain a better understanding of a book or article we had read, or even chat. Whether we knew her from class, or became acquainted with her through committees, or perhaps through the Bulletin or Spectator, she always made herself accessible in whatever ways she could. Annette Baxter ' s involvement at Bar- nard was extensive. While teaching at Bar- nard for over twenty years, she was in- volved in over fifty committees such as Columbia ' s Bicentennial Committee, the Committee on the City, the Women ' s Center Executive Committee, the Barnard-Columbia Committee of American Historians, the Advisory Coun- cil of University Seminars, and numerous others. Her versatility, the personal interest she took in her students, her love of knowledge, her concern that we challenge ourselves and strive to meet our potential, and her guidance and warmth are just a few of the qualities and characteristics which cause us to miss such a dear friend and mentor, Annette Baxter. — Stacey Blaustein 71 Campus anil Classroom 73 Hv« i7bles Sl4ft  vea.ls. . - .-fou ' -fire dri lis- . - ypiw -Ute m U-h o ajS ' -Hv% — ctoiKi oL rtcirt oKice iviOKi-H i — • oiling OL?Fof l ed, in+r •svyea.-l pa n4- s , t. f«7 cIass. . . . • i ' ife A-f 4i e Pi l? . . . -forgcffi -Hue fy hax. oytn — 3 3 ' fc Ti Tk, -five iia -rt e vrKPt-m - - - -flue WC ' s4 Eh d - . . -K e TViir d ' PhAse - - - -frieVid Wii pjs -thoA- will I 3L- ' S-| ' -frxevc --- -fV e lot liMe i? c f Mei j York ' Cii - -- ' • J Y -X ax3L c t - Oa z-s. . . . loa : v7r -fc«o+b xl j +e s Ki rTst lcecl ' brc lcc« eieva,4i: rs ... t j yiaA i Sft ire ... ir o hcrf wrt+etr. . , woicl iiTg Genera. 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White 79 81 83 Clubs Student Government Association Student Store . . . Voter registration . . . Blood drive . . . Representative Council meetings . . . Winter and Spring festivals . . . Student Leader Dinner . . . Clubs meetings . . . Clubs budgets . . . Winter and Spring grants . . . Seven Sister Conference . . . and more . . . and more . . . How do you think all this gets done? The answer sits — and sits — and sits — in room 116 Mcintosh. That ' s the office of the Student Government Association and that ' s where you will surely find Aroza, Judy, Ramona, Jill, and Laurie striving to make life at Barnard exciting and rewarding. The activities of Student Government are coordinated by a five-member ex- ecutive board which is chosen through an all-college election. The Executive Board is responsible for coordinating stu- dent government, all extracurricular ac- tivities and organizations, and ad- ministering the Student Activity Fee. However, the most important duty of the Student Government Board is to act as a liaison between the student body and the Barnard administration. The student Government Association . . . With you. For you, Because of you! Organizations 1983-84 Alliance on World Hunger Croquet Club RAA (Recreational Athletics Anthropology Club Columbia TV Association) Asian Journal B C Course Guide Reelpolitik Asian Students Union B C Debate Council R ussian Club Barnard Bacchantae Economics Society SABOR BARRN ( Barnard Abortion and Education Confrontation Club B C Sci-Fi Society Reproductive Rights Network) Feminist Union Self Defense BOBW (Barnard Organization of Black The Flame Societe Franqaise Sounds of China Women) German Club Spanish Club Big Brothers Sisters Gilbert and Sullivan Society SAM (Students Against Militarism) Biology Club Glee Club Student Help for the Elderly Black Heights B C Gospel Choir Ukranian Club Barnard Bulletin Greek American Organization Upstart Caribbean Students Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Undergrad Catholic Students Organization Italian Cultural Organization Unidad Hispana Center for World Affairs Jester Urban Caucus Chemistry Club Korean Students Association Women in Health Careers Chinese Students Club Lesbians at Barnard Young Social Democrats B C Chorus Barnard Literary Magazine Zooprax Circle K McAC (Mcintosh Activities Council) CISPES (Committee in Solidarity with Mortarboard CLASSES the People of El Salvador) Orchesis Senior Class Clay Collective B C Philharmonia Junior Class Common Ground Photography Club Sophomore Class Community Volunteer Service Center Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society Freshman Class Community Youth Program Psychology Club 92 From Left to Right: Laurie Cruz — Officer of the Board, Jill Alcott — Treasurer, Ramona Romero — Vice- President for Student Activities, Aroza Sanjana — President, Judy Barry — Vice-President for Student Government. 1 Freshman Class From Left to Right: President — Marian Rothman. Vice-President — Julie Caskey. Secretary — Lauren Matt. Treasurer — Helen Chen. Sophomore Class From Left to Right: Treasurer — Monica Bajaj. President — Patricia Perry. Vice-President — Salome Freud. Secretary — Ellen Levitt MIND MIND MIND MIND MIND Mil 94 Junior Class From Left lo Riight: Secretary — Sylvia Joyos. Treasurer — Virginia Perez. Vice-President — Mina Apovian. Bottom: President — Eileen Casey. Senior Class From Left to Right: President — Maria Boghosian. Secretary — Mariana Bernunzo. Vice-President — Sue Seferian. Treasurer — Julia Golier (not pictured). MIND MIND MIND MIND MIND Mil The Center for World Affairs The Barnard-Columbia Center for World Affairs is a campus-based organization which enables students to debate and hear varied opinions on international issues. One forum for debate is Model United Nations Conferences, where students represent dif- ferent countries in intercoUegiated simula- tions of the UN. Other simulation con- ferences, such as the Model Organization of American States are also attended. A second forum for debate and discussion is the CWA seminar and lecture series, where students can discuss and hear opinions from promi- nent journalists, historians, statesmen, and other significant individuals. From Left to Right: David D. Karran, John F. Campbell, Adam Tanner, Mysterious Swede, Mitchell S. Eitel, Ramesh Ahmadi. Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society The Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society was founded in the spring of 1981. Since then, the club has helped provide focus and direction to prospective pre-law students. The club invites guest speakers to discuss the legal profession and sponsors student-faculty receptions and luncheons. Top Row: Karen Estilo. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Helen Catsichtis, Sylvia Toyos, Bea Krain, Helen Makris. Officers Not Pictured: Christine Papamichael, Lucy Locorotondo, Ivette Vargas, Yunah Kim, Eleanor Merczynski. MIND MIND MIND MIND MIND Mil 96 Barnard Literary Magazine The Barnard Literary Magazine consists of: Editor-in-Chief: Kathryn Fernquist- Bosco; Poetry Editor: Nina Solomon; Prose Editor: Diane Moroff; Editorial Board: Laura Malkin, Michele Shapiro, Lisanne Brown, Ellen O ' Neil, Susan Bobroff, Mark Rothman, Wendy Long, Leigh Gates, Michelle Sorek, Amy Rugland, Lisa Hunter, Elizabeth Oldman, Julie Caskey, Sylvia Steinert. The Barnard Literary Magazine is published once a semester and provides an opportunity for student writers to share their fiction and poetry with others. The Magazine also sponsors several open readings every semester, and hosts readings by faculty members and professional writers. From Left to Right: Kathryn Fernquist-Bosco, Nina Solomon, Michele Shapiro. The Columbia-Barnard Course Guide The Columbia-Barnard Course Guide pro- vides students with the information necessary for choosing courses. With tuition costs as high as they are, it is important that the student be aware of what is open to her, and that she make an intelligent choice from among the alternatives. The Course Guide provides this information through reviews based on comments of students who have taken the courses. The reviews also contain a set of numerical ratings based on a 1-10 scale which quantifies these com- ments. The last piece of information the Course Guide has is contained in our grade charts. These charts show how an instructor grades his or her course. This mix of qualitative and quantitative information provides the student with all the facts she needs to make her four years at Barnard as meaningful and worthwhile as possible. Right to Left: J. Dia, Albert Faro, Bill Weiss, Scott Avidon, Robert Cornell. Editor-in-chief: Scott Avidon; Publisher: Jim Davidson; Executive Editor: Harris Morgenstern; Production Editor: Bill Weiss; Managing Editor: Andrew Kossoreson and Rise Jacobson; Editor Emeritus: Albert Faro. MIND MIND MIND MIND MIND MI] The Barnard Economics Society The Barnard Economics Society is an in- formal club in which students express their interest in economics. This is done through participating in discussions, attending lec- tures given by the faculty or well-known speakers, and visiting places in the city rele- vant to the field of economics. From Left to Right: Jeanette Costa, Enid Lewin, Annette Dulgov, Maris Fink, Hillary Brown. Not Pictured Batsheva Twersky. Political Activities — Straw Vote, Republican Primary, April, 1952 MIND MIND MIND MIND MIND Mil The Barnard Bulletin Building on the framework of previous years, the Barnard Bulletin had one of its best years ever in 1983-84. Staff member- ship increased as the paper continued to grow and reach out to more of the Barnard community. The depth of information pro- vided by the paper increased as the news focus widened from not only reporting on the events that happened, but also to ex- plaining why they happened. The features and reviews section continued to provide students with an informative and entertain- ing guide to the campus and city around them. The editorial board remained strong, dedicated, and creative, and was the vital factor in the improvement of the paper. The future looks good for the Barnard Bulletin, as only one senior left the board when the editorship changed hands from Amelia A. Hart to Barby Kogon in the spr- ing semester. Bulletin remains the source of information for the Barnard campus. From Left: Sarah Morgenthau, Wendy Dubow, Barby Kogon, Amelia A. Hart, Hibi Pendleton, Maya Marin. The Barnard Bulletin l,U M IKK. M Mil II Mil, III DO YOU LIKE BARNARD ' S PLACE? 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It sponsors annual events such as Easter egg exhibits, art shows, and embroidery displays as well as lectures and films. Since the club also serves a social function, it is involved in organizing ski trips, dances and other social events, at- tracting a sizeable percentage of non- Ukrainian members. More recently, members from the club have been raising funds, and with the assistance of private donations have succeeded in establishing a new course offered by Columbia Univer- sity ' s History Department: 20th Century Ukraine. The course provides students with a unique opportunity to expand their knowledge of Ukrainian history. Standing, Left to Right: Tom Giordano, Kornylo Chorny, Timish Hnateyko, Lesia Haliv, Andy Andriuk, Lesia Worobec. Sitting, Left to Right: Slawka Korduba, Mona Huk, Marta Ivashkiv, Kevin Kelly, Laryssa Pevny. The Feminist Union The Feminist Union is a newly formed group on the Barnard Campus. Students from Barnard and Columbia meet weekly in the Barnard Women ' s Center to hold infor- mal discussions of women ' s issues, and to hear outside speakers discuss their fields. It is an organization which brings together students of many opinions and political orientations. Jessica Chalmers, Kathleen Bennett, Carolyn Betensky, Jane Bennett, Jane Rubin, Laura Flanders, Gillian Kay, and Stuart Strickland. MIND MIND MIND MIND MIND ME 100 Barnard-Columbia Sci-Fi Society Well, we haven ' t got around to blowing up Ferris Booth Hall yet, as planned. The big blast is tentatively rescheduled for April, 1984, so watch the Galactic Broadcasting Service network carefully this spring. Newsflash: According to the latest field of scientific research, the amount of informa- tion in the universe is a constant. The theory predicts a cancelling of information due to the discovery of Information Mechanics. We are hoping it will get rid of Vogon poetry. You say you never heard of Vogon poetry? See, it works! If you want more information on us before it all cancels out, we do actually have a lending library, a yearly convention in FBH (not in April) and other activities now and then, including a — we regret that this information has been cancelled. First Row, Left to Right: Ted Bill, Ken Lee, Larry Lurio, Mike Rubin. Second Row: Carolyn Sher, Liz Edershein, Pauline Alama, Sybil Shearin. Barnard Psycho logy Club The purpose of the Barnard Psychology Club is to enable psychology majors and others with an interest in psychology to learn more about the science. New developments are explored as they occur. This objective continues to be accomplished by inviting alumnae who are experts in diverse areas to appear before club members. Other activities include field trips, presentations of documentaries and movies, and publication of a monthly newsletter. President: Linda Gutowski; Vice-President: Laura Bulatao; Assistant Vice-President: Barbara Somlo; Secretary: Jeanne Marshal; Faculty Advisor: Dean San- dra Stingle; Treasurer: Marjorie Desir; Chairpersons: Barbara Lavanderra, Sandra Paz, Elissa Rosner, Louise Reilly, Susan Borelli, Pat Conrad, Rose DeBiase, Monica Navarro, Karen Estilde, Rebecca Harou- nian, Virginia Lopez. Top, Left to Right: Laura Bulatao, Sandra Paz, Angela Babin, Virginia Lopez, Rebecca Harounian, Jeanne Marshal, Marjorie Desir, Barbara Somlo, Rose DeBiase, Linda Gutowski. Bottom: Karin Estilde, Sandy Stingle, Monica Navarri. MIND MIND MIND MIND MIND MI 101 Tae-Kwon-Do The Columbia-Barnard Tae-Kwon-Do club was established to enable the Columbia community to enjoy the benefits of the art of Tae-Kwon-Do. Dedication in the art results in improved control over mind and body. Croquet, a sport rapidly increasing in na- tional popularity for the past decade, has made a successful debut at Barnard College. The Croquet Club members began the 1983-84 season with two wins in the Eastern Regional Collegiate Tournament, hosted by Barnard and Columbia. In the spring, the team will travel to Palm Beach, Florida for the National Collegiate Tourna- ment. The Barnard Croquet Club members are concurrent rriembers of the New York Croquet Club and the United States Croquet Association. We practice on greens located in Central Park and engage in numerous social events togeth er. Anyone for croquet? Top Row, Left to Right: Unidentified, David Moore, Unidentified, Eric Wakin. Next Row: Jeff Arie, Unidentified, Juan Csapek, David Bacon, Padel Lattimer, Richard Sung, Oliver Karlin, Richard Kim, Unidentified. Next Row: John Woo, Drew Satee, Arnold Yap, Paul Barsky, Donna Pacicca, Guy Jean-Pierre, Carlos Ares, Lasan, Jeff Wong, John Lusi. Next Row: Dennis Chi, Juan Lorenzo. Next Row: Olin Sells, Andee Gross, Jean Heller, Janet Ahn, David Bass, Dan Davis, Ron Thompson. Absent: Howard Cho, Paula Fontenla, Greg Singleton, Bob Kartheiser. The Croquet Club i _ t i] From Left to Right: Philippe Danielski, Elaine Donaldson (Co-Captain), and Laura Sacher (Co-Captain). BODY BODY BODY BODY BODY Bi 102 Orchesis Orchesis is a dance organization whose aim is to provide the Barnard-Columbia community with the opportunity to explore facets of dance outside the classroom. Ac- tivities involve planning master classes in which guest artists are invited to teach classes in modern, jazz, ballet, and ethnic dance, expanding performance experience by working on pieces choreographed by pro- fessional for both informal workshops and formal dance concerts for the Winter and Spring Festivals. Orchesis is for all those who merely like to dance! From Left to Right, Back Row: Millen Mahaffey, Sherry Hwang, Chisa Hidaka, Elena Ciamatti, Jessica Abrams, Alison Jones, Liza Chianelli, Martha Crawford. Front Row, From Left to Right: Katherine Lind (President), Deborah Maisel, Diane Vivona, Rachael Bressel, Jackie Kamber, Catherine Casover. Not Shown: Pamela Jones (Treasurer). McAC The Mcintosh Activities Council is an organization run by and for the students. McAC provides students of the Barnard Community with a multitude of diverse social events, and it acts as a sounding board for student input concerning affairs of academic and social life. The McAC Board Officers and its seven standing Committee Chairpersons for 1983-84 are: Lisa Maxwell (President); Demetria Saketos (Vice- President); Despi Vanides (Treasurer); Jocelyn Yap (Secretary); Holly Berns (Commuter Action); Aylin Gazubuyuk (Cultural Events); Raquel Rosenfeld (Ski and Recreation); Karen Estilo, Lisa Halustick, Carol Levine (Social Commit- tee); Regina Asaro, Francesca Mattone (Stu- dent Faculty); Sharon Nelson (Theatre Goers Guild); and Carr D ' Angelo (Zooprax). Back Row, Left to Right: Holly Berns, Regina Asaro, Fran Mattone, Lisa Halustick, Demetria Saketos, Despi Vanides, Jocelyn Yap. Kneeling, Left to Right: Raquel Rosenfeld, Sharon Nelson, Karen Estilo, Carol Levine, Aylin Gozubuyuk, Lisa Maxwell, Carr D ' Angelo. Front and Center: Stuart Brown. BODYBODYBODYBODYBODYBODYBODYBO The Biology Club The Biology Club was founded in 1978 to help unite students interested in biology and related fields. Since many students are unsure of their future career plans, the Biology Club provides information on dif- ferent career opportunities in the form of guest lecturers and field trips. Social events, such as parties and trips, give the students and faculty a chance to become better ac- quainted. The club officers this year are: Faye Kokotos and Aseel Sadik (Co- Presidents); Mary Esquenazi (Vice- President); Rany Condos (Treasurer); Muna Khan (Secretary). Top Row, Left to Right: Anna Marano, Shikha Banerjee, Judy Leung, Rany Condos, Soula Economou, Polly Kanganis, Theresa Matwijiw, Faye Kokotos. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Muna Khan, Aseel Sadik, Mary Esquenazi. Women in Health Careers The Women in Health Careers Club of- fers Barnard students the chance to explore various opportunities in health fields. It provides speakers from the medical profes- sion, public health, and other health related areas. From Left to Right: Penina Burnstein (Vice-President), Kavita Malhotra (Co-President), Frae Delman (Co- President), Camera Shy: Hedva Hiesiger (Treasurer) and Julie Smerling (Secretary). BODY BODY BODY BODY BODY Bi 104 Student Help for the Elderly Student Help for the Elderly is a unique service on the University campus. Each year students visit elderly people on the Up- per West Side. These students volunteer to shop and perform escort and companionship services. Student Help is managed by three to five undergraduate directors. They take referrals from social service agencies and at- tempt to match potential clients with students. Before our program takes a client, one of the directors makes as assessment visit to the client ' s home to explain the pro- gram. Students from any division of the Un- viersity can work for SHE. Our agency of- fers a great opportunity to make friends with someone outside of the hectic college world. In addition. Student Help also spon- sors a workshop each year on the special problems of aging. Top, From Left to Right: Channah Sageev, Anna Louie. Bottom: Larry Spivak, Ama Dwimoh. Community Volunteer Service The Community Volunteer Service Center is an organization geared to increase student participation in the community. It consists of the twelve student community service organizations coordinated by a core of six students, working together to promote volunteerism to raise money for the group support fund and to increase the effec- tiveness of the community organizations. From Left to Right: Mike Scrubutenis, Alex Herman, Fred Hung, Linda Velez, Donald Kent, Roberta Shannon, Greg Jarrin. SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOI 105 Barnard Organization of Black Women Now in its sixteenth year, Barnard ' s Orgnization of Black Women is designed to promote black consciousness. The organiza- tion seeks to do this by sponsoring cultural, academic, political and social functions. Annual events of BOBW include a Kwan- za Celebration, an African celebration of love, unity and achievement in our com- munity. The major annual cultural event of BOBW is The Celebration of Black Womanhood Weekend, a weekend that allows for celebration and recognition of black women while exploring the many aspects of their lives and culture. President: Loretta Logan, Vice President: Michele Boissere, Treasurer: Cindy Groomes, Recording Secretary: Kia Stan- dard, Corresponding Secretaries: Bernice Clark and Jackie Gibbons, Alumni Network: Carol Paytner and Beverly Belle, Celebra- tion Coordinators: Marti Paschal and Jac- queline Jones. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship No, we ' re not an athletic association, but a non-denominational group of students who meet together for prayer, fellowship, and the study of scriptures. We are a com- munity of people who believe in Jesus Christ. MEMBERS — Michele Albury, Beth Bainton, Jeff Benz, Stacey Branch, Gary Brown, Stacey Burnham, Mario Capogrosso, Pamela Carroll, Larry Carter, Eileen Casey, Cecil Chang, Yolanda Chavez, Howard Cko, Sara Clemett, Debbie Davis, Adrian Delvalle, John and Virginia Des- jarlais, Sonia Diaz, Rebecca Eagle, Sharon Eicher, Hope Emery, Maria Fernandez, Tony Glover, Chung Ki Ha, Virginia Har- nisch, Bryan Hendrix, Diane Hilal, Brian Hoffman, Lydia Hsu, Michelle Hsu, Bron- wyn Hughes, Christie Huh, Mahalia Joseph, Steve Kao, Dean Kato, Elea Kemler, Margaret Laurys, Dan Licardo, Cindy Long, Ernesto Martinez, Michael Marubio, Julian McCullough, Patti McSharry, Elizabeth Moore, Les Moretti, Mel Moy, Karen Pan- ton, Sharon Pearce, Sarah Phillips, Jim Pitt, Elizabeth Reynolds, Marina Rivas, Jocelyn Rouse, Brian Schulz, Andreas Thode, Pamela Valensi, Jessie Valiente, | George Warren, Yi-Ling Woo. SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOI 106 First Row, From Left to Right: Nesa Herring, Chris Woodbury, JoAnne Warren, Marie Leblanc. Second Row, From Left to Right: Kecia Gaither, Lisa McGhie, Michele Boissiere, Loretta Logan, Patricia Perry, Adele James. Gospel Choir The Barnard-Columbia Gospel Choir con- tinues to bring gospel music to the campus and neighboring institutions by holding annual Christmas and Spring concerts and visits to Harlem Hospital ' s Children ' s Ward. Through this constant outreach, the Barnard-Columbia Gospel Choir will undoubtedly receive the recognition and respect it truly deserves. Directors: Sharon Johnson and Michael Potts; President: Charles Elder; Vice-President: Michele Boissiere. Back Row, From Left to Right: Bernice Clark, Sharon Tubman, Icilma Fergus. Front Row, From Left to Right: Cheryl Derricotte, Kia Standard. Circle K Club Our club has striven to help the Barnard and Columbia community with various services. Our work with the elderly, the needy and children has given us many fulfilling ex- periences and memories. We find that by help- ing others, we help ourselves. Front Row, From Left to Right: Rise Jacobson, Laura Peoples, Cheryl Derricotte. Back Row, From Left to Right: Sharon Nelson, Marie Leblanc, Juliet Howard, Nina Rothschild. 10UL80UL90UL90UL90UL90UL90UL90UL9 Greek American Society Left to Right: Christine Papamichael, Mary Stavropoulos, Mona Zessimopoulos, Helen Makris, Eleni Zambas. Spanish Club The purpose of the Greek-American Society is to introduce Greek culture to the Columbia University campus. We also try to promote fellowship and cultural ties among our members. President: Helen Makris; Vice President: Mona Zessimopoulos; Secretary: Christine Papamichael; Treasurer: Faye Kokotos. El Circulo Espanol is a Barnard College-sponsored club which is open to all interested students of Columbia University. Our purpose is to present the student com- munity with a number of educational and cultural events which celebrate the Spanish and Latin American heritages. We sponsor a variety of activities throughout the year in- cluding: conversation hour, film shows, plays, poetry readings, and conferences with writers, artists, musicians, and other profes- sionals. One of our most important achievements has been the establishment of a close and supportive relationship with the Barnard College Spanish Department whose help and inspiration has enabled us to ex- pand our resources and offer our members many exciting and valuable activities. Presi- dent: Polly Kanganis; Treasurer: Tracy Young; Secretary: Laura Hall; Vice- President and Public Relations: Jalila Aybar. Left to Right: Laura Hall, Polly Kanganis, Tracy Young, Jane Moncreiff, Jalila Aybar. SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOI 108 Chinese Students ' Union The Chinese Students ' Union of Colum- bia University is dedicated to achieving three main goals: to provide an insight into the Chinese culture and lifestyle for both Asians and non-Asians within the Colum- bia Barnard Community, to supply a forum for issues affecting Asians both on and off campus, and to act in a sound capacity as an organization where students with similar cultural backgrounds meet. The Chinese Students ' Club sponsors many events during the year ranging from parties to cultural workshops. The club also has organized its own athletic teams and a dance troupe. Their biggest event is the Chinese New Year Festival which attracts hundreds of people, including faculty members. Back: Curits Mo, Bill Chen, Janny Siew, Man Hong Mui, Ben Chau, Saiming Char, Victor Ho. Middle: Wai Ngai, Sammy SooHoo, Mary Nee, Tina Hsu, Po-Tsung Chang, Eric Hwang, Jimmy Cheng. Front: Chien-Wen Lee, Tuong Ciang, Anna Wong, Karl Shieh, Jack Wen, Yeeling Yu. Sounds of China Sounds of China is responsible for the production of a three hour Chinese pro- gram on the school radio station WKCR (89.9 FM every Saturday 6-9 am). SOC also holds social events such as dance par- ties, dumpling dinners and Chinese movie shows. Our purpose is to introduce all varieties of Chinese music to the Col- umbia Community. SOC plays classical, contemporary and popular Chinese music. Every year the club also has a twelve-hour special program celebrating the Chinese New Year. Our club was formed twelve years ago, and had the first Chinese language broadcast in the metropolitan area. SOC is also well- known for throwing excellent parties around campus. If you enjoy listening to Chinese music, watching Chinese movies, going to parties, or if you are simply in love with Chinese culture, you must join Sounds of China. First Row, Left to Right: Tina Hsu (Program Producer), Jimmy Cheng (President), Judy Lin, Sidney Chow (Chief Engineer), Paul Chang, David Lai (Activity Coordinator). Second Row: Mike Lee, Justin Chen, Yaw- ming Wu, Mary Nee, Gabriel Lim, Tuong Giang. SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOI 109 Barnard-Columbia Chorus DIRECTOR — Peter Schubert MEMBERS — WOMEN (NOT ALPHABETICAL) — Pauline Alama, Teddy Andreopoulos, Desiree Ball, Nina Brennan, Sara Canfield, Farah Chandu, Jennifer Collins, Gricelides Couillard, Sally Durgerian, Risa Evans, Beth Falk, Robin Gitman, Susan Glatz, Martha Henderson, Irene Friedland, Esther Gelber, Lynn Kestin, Cynthia Khachadurian, Elizabeth Mattson, Jill Niemczyk, Cherie Ruben, Beth Wightman, Tara Polen, Susan Hollander, Lizz Hirky, Susan Raffman, Hailim Suh, Dawn Schauer, Erin Mullin, Cynthia Rand, Grace Row, Jessicalynn Valiente, Alina Kaplan, Elea Kemler, Cynthia Kuttner, Melissa Metz, Marsha Mount, Liz Fuerstman, Roberta Scanlon, Elizabeth Mirabello, Michelle Sorek, Leslie Spasser, Tara Stackfleth, Lisa Wax, Rebecca Smith, Nancy Jesser, Jennifer Miletta, Alexandra Ottawa. MEN (NOT ALPHABETICAL) — Michael Rosenberg, Joel Bloom, Kei Chan, Steve Holtje, Martin Mansfield, Paul Miller, Brian Cohen, Tristan Davies, Maurice Russell, Steve Ballard, Will Cheek, John Eisenhauer, Mark Fox, Richard Shipman, Nick Varchaver, William Wolfe, Robert Kreuter, Albert Avallon, Roger Box- ill, Mac Erhardt, Marc Di Paulo, John Buchanan, Andy Power, Michael Walker, Alan Hester. The Barnard-Columbia Chorus is a mixed choir of about 70 voices. We give several concerts every year, including the Candlelight Concert at St. Paul ' s Chapel, a highlight of the winter season. In the spring, the chorus goes on tour — this year to Toronto! Choral works include Monteverdi, Bach, Schubert and Brahms. Barnard Bacchantae Fiant Vinum, et Cantus Sing we and chant: Let there be wine, men and song. If you haven ' t joined in the revelry at one of Bacchantae ' s many cam- pus performances, you ' ve missed out on fine singing, humor, and a group of women who have a good time together. Bringing a cappella choral singing to audiences ranging from President Futter and faculty to parents and students at other schools, the Bacchantae have established themselves in two short years as the premier singing group at Barnard. Top, From Left to Right: Mina Apovian, Julie Segal, Naomie Oster, Maria Freebairn-Smith, Mary Reiner. Bot- tom: Peggy Hong, Maria Landers, Beth Knobel, Ari Brose, Lauren Ingram. SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOI The Barnard College Theatre Co. Much Ado About INolhing. From Left to Right: Susannah Kenton-Smith, Stephen Gee, Richard Hester, Margot Gismondi. The Gilbert and Sullivan Association — April 24, 1903 SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOUL SOI 111 Pre-Law Society m m rt ilk j HH Pirates of Penzance 1 ' SPECIAL EVENTS ports 117 Barnard Columbia Consortium and approved by the National Collegiate Athletic Association, women at Barnard College ana me undergraduate divisions of Columbia University com- g 4W?pcthGr as members of university-wide athletic teams. This ainranyfammrf-r- OloH |;-ppcr r-tfaina under NCAA rules, is one of just three in the nation and the on- ly one on a Division I level. It provides for women students enrolled at the separate colleges — Barnard College, Columbia College, the C olumbia School of Engineering and Applied Science, the Columbia School of Nursing, and the Columbia School of General Studies — to compete within one athletic pro- gram drawing on the resources of all the colleges. The Consortium was built by developing and expanding upon an already established women ' s athletic program at Barnard. Both Barnard and Columbia believe that the Consortium creates an athletic pro- ; gram within the Ivy League far stronger than what either institution could offer individually. 119 B a s k e t b a 120 Top Row, From Left to Right: Dot McKugh (Assistant Coach), Abby Herzog (Trainer), Amy Schwenzfeier, Su-san Lan- coon, Valerie Brunger, Ulana Lysniak, Cynthia Bonorris, Nancy Kalafus (Head Coach), Ginger Gary (Manager). Bottom Row, From Left to Right; Virginia Harnisch, Suzanne Broffman, Yvonne Senas (co-captain), Helen Doyle (co-captain), Wendy Rosov. The basketball team has progressed rapidly since its incep- tion at Barnard in 1975. The team has literally rewritten the record books in recent years. The team is presenlty competing at the Division III level, although a move to Division I is a goal for the near future. Their schedule features contests against New York area op- ponents and a number of tournaments. 121 1 r s s C u n t r y Varsity Cross Country Team 1983-84 i Mary Booth, Katherine Bradshaw, Margarita Brose, Laura Culbert, Maria Desloge, Emily Hildebrandt, Aimee Imundo, Han- nah Jones, Shari Kopp, Maria Landers, Julie Lawler, Rebecca Marston, Christina Mulkiewicz, Katharine Murphy, Christina Musrey, Suzanne McDermott, Jennifer Nail, Amy Parker, Alison South, Rebecca Wallach, Ylonka Wills. The cross-country team is expected to continue its tradi- tion of excellence established in recent years. The team has been considered one of the top competitors in New York State, winning the Seven Sisters Classic and produc- ing an NCAA regional champion and an NCAA All-American. Home meets are held at Van Cortlandt Park, the top and toughest running site in the East, and the home of the annual Heptagonal (Ivy League, plus Army and Navy) championship event. This event is hosted by Columbia University, and the Lions make their presence known. 123 Susan Beamis, Ellen Broido, Barbara Burke, Jennifer Deutsch, Brenda Duffy, Anne Fallon, Lisa Gavin, Alix Gitelman, Dana Hanfield, Annmarie Jurczak, Stephania Kambouris, Jillian Keller, Lynne Lada, Laura Lent, Elliza McGrand, Kimberly Mock, Amy Morishima, Christa Myers, Sylvia Wills. Top Row, From Left to Right: Abby Herzog (Trainer), JoAnn Schop, Jane Hartwell, Ulana Lysniak, Marianna Huryn, Panithaya Chareonthaitawee, Cindy Laughlin (Coach). Middle Row, From Left to Right: Yuriko Senoo, Ilaria Rebay, Patty Schatz, Anna Yee. Bottom Row, From Left to Right: Helen Rochlitzer (co-captain), Slawka Korduba (co-captain). T r a c k F I C T 1 1 Mi r 9 A t Varsity Track and Field 1983-84 Margarita Brose, China Bushell, Laura Culbert, Maria Desloge, Katherine Hendra, Emily Hildebrandt, Aimee Imundo, J. Han- nah Jones, Shari Kopp, Maria Landers, Suzanne McDermott, Rebecca Marston, Christina Mulkiewicz, Katharine Murphy, Christina Musrey, Jennifer Nail, Amy Parker, Alison South, Rebecca Wallach, Ylonka Wills, Ilaria Rebay. 126 Varsity Fencing Team 1983-84 Nancy Allen, Rita Angelo, Patricia Bavuso, Caitlin Bilodeaux, Victoria Cammarota, Helen Chang, Marie Donohue, Susie Dreyer, Rebecca Eagle, Celia Fulton, Diana Goldberg, Mahalia Joseph, Elizabeth Kavaler, Judy Kim, Sandra Kim, Eva Metalios, Monica Milner, Jutta-Rebekka Odenwalder, Lisa Piazza (Captain), Joanne Pocsidio, Sheila Sokolowski, Julia Stedman, Irene Tucker, Debra Tundis. Top Row, From Left to Right: Ilene Weinstein, Teresa Saputo, Ruth Kaplan, Ann Shih, Julie White, Cindy Lowe (Coach). Bottom Row, From Left to Right: Laurence Madsen, Karen Panton, Amy Briguglio, Philippa Feldman, Ellen Cassidy, Kristina Piirimae. The Columbia University Women ' s Archery Team is undefeated this year in both dual meets (4-0) and tournament competition. In dual meets no competitor from the op- posing team has managed to break into the top 3 places. The individual competition was much rougher at the Eastern Indoor FITA tournament (the major fall tournament in the east), but Columbia ' s depth showed in its first place team finish. Columbia competes in local dual competition under the auspices of the Metropolitan Collegiate Archery League, which consists of teams from Lehman College, Baruch Col- lege, Steven ' s Institute of Technology, and Queensborough Community College. In their first competition of the year the Columbia women took the first three places. Julie Turner B ' 85, 1983 New York State collegiate champion, led the lions with a 226 (of a possible 30O). Sjig was followed by Leila Lau B ' 84 scoring 226 points and Fanny Chan with 219. JP|F I Pliiii ' P The same threesome exchanged places in the November 16 competition against Lehman with Chan taking first (242) followed by Turner and Lau. Chan took first in the November 30 contest against Stevens when the Lions swept the first five places. Her 229 was followed by Cathy Doviak ' s 288, Ju rner ' s 226jDeki Choden ' s 217, and Lau ' s 204. H IK WK$ Columbia again swept the first five places against QueensboroughT n December 7 in the last league competition for the fall. Turner was first (236) followed by Doviak (223), Lau (215), Chan (202) and Kim Lee B ' 84 with 151. ' The Eastern Indoor Tournament held in Reading, Pennsylvania was the first chance for the Lions to face teams outside of the league since the Collegiate Nationals last May in Colorado. The individual competition was dominated by James Madison (1982 na- tional champions), but Columbia ' s depth won it a gold medal for the women ' s team. The team was led by Julie Turner (450 of a possible 600), with Leila Lau scoring 417, Kim Lee (407), and Cathy Doviak (383). In combination with the men ' s club the Columbia mixed team has a 4-1 record in dual meets and tournaments, its only defeat coming at the hands of Queensborough. ,., « Archery Team 1983-84 Fanny Chan, Deki Choden, Cathy Doviak, Leila Lau (Captain), Sandra Kim Lee, Julie Turner. The Columbia Women ' s Crew Club is looking forward to gaining team status within the next year. With demanding workouts 6 days a week, strong determination to succeed and enthusiastic coaching from Joe Wilhelm, who is also the men ' s freshman lightweight coach, this goal doesn ' t seem far off. The Club will be competing in the spring against other clubs and small colleges. Mary Booth, Tonya Brito, Sophie Chapuisat, Samantha Crimmins, Chris Cronin, Lisa EUner, Barbara Galantowicz, Heidi Groto, Aki Hoashi, Kimberley Jones, Penny Jones, Ann Korth, Ann McCarty, Elliza McGrand, Liz McHenry, Natalie Nielson, Sally Persico, Alice Pennisi, Judy Raalter, Jay Scrinivasan, Suzanne Waltman, Coach Joe Wilhelm. ' i1 Red exhaustion rips at your throat And salt spills off your forehead and mats your eyelids and brows And drips on the burning ground And your legs start to turn to rubber and collapse like a balloon Pretty soon I ' ve got to rest. How much farther? The long distance runner is paid by the snap of a white thread across his chest. The long distance runner is paid by the picture at his feet. — Jerry and Renny Russell 131 Kari Keiko Abe Sociology and Oriental Studies Judy Acs Art History Alpha Phi Sorority Secretary Jody Lisa Abramowitz Urban Studies and Political Science Dean ' s List Alpha Phi Sorority Treasurer; Orientation Sponsor Elyse A. Adrian Political Economics Armenian Cluh of Cplumbia University Vice President Nina Africano French Ann Elizabeth Allen Sociology University of Vermont Dean ' s List Understanding must be the soil in which we cultivate all of our friendships. Joanna Apostolos Economics Barnard Swim Team; Economics Club; Greek Society There are no endings — just new beginnings. Marialisa Ascione Chemistry A.C.S. U=h2L(U-l) Regina Marie Asaro Sociology Dean ' s List Varsity Basketball; Commuter Assistant; College Committee on Athletics; McAC Student-Faculty Chairman; Residence Counselor God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. Angela Babin Psychology 138 Chrystal Badillo Economics Undergraduate Dormitory Council President Susan A. Ball Psychology Deanna L. Ballesteros Biology She danced the nights and smiled the days She talked and laughed — was gay always. Goldlocks, Goldilocks, will you be mine? Mortarboard — Class of 1926 The Roaring Twenties, Flappers, the Charleston. Shikha Banerjee Abigail Banker Biology European History Merck Fellowship Commencement Committee; Representative Council; Biology Club; Asian Students Union; Club Zamana The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. Naomi R. Barell Luisa Rosette Barrow History Art History Volleyball Team; Sundial Photographer; Love to my dear parents. Progressive Jews at Columbia; Camera Club 140 Judith E. Barry Florence M. Bauchard English Political Science Student Government Vice-President; Judicial Council; Student Affairs Committee Kirsten Baurs-Krey English Dean ' s List Dani Bendet Computer Science Dean ' s List Being at Barnard College was a fulfilling experience. 141 Marion Jamie Hagerman Greenebaum Ashton, Maryland Brooklyn, N.Y. English Mathematics Elaine Haschek Elizabeth Hayes New York City Brooklyn, N.Y. History Zoology Mortarboard — Class of 1935 You ' ve come a long way, baby. (Hdiuf Mariana Bernunzo Psychology Residence Counselor; Junior Marshal; Commuter Assistant; Alpha Phi Sorority Assistant Rush Director; Senior Class Secretary; Honor Board; Peer Counselor; Committee on Housing and Campus Environment; 1 16th Str eet Dorm Council; Oxfam Grant me the strength to change the things I can, the courage to accept the things I cannot and the wisdom to know the difference. 142 Shira Birnbaum Anthropology Vivian Bobka Art History Columbia Players Maria Elizabeth Boghosian Ruth S. Borison Political Science History ' Senior Class President; Junior Class Vice- President; Secretary and Vice President Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre- Law Society Valerie Hall Quilligan Bottenus Art History Barnard Bulletin Art Reviewer The truth will make you free. Pamela Bradford Philosophy Dean ' s List Winter Fest Publicity Chairman; Tae Kwon Do Club J ai Vecu! — Emmanuel Sieyes Deborah Sue Braverman Biology Alicia Brennan English Adele Breen Philosophy Dean ' s List This above all: to thine own self be true. — William Shakespeare Margarita S. Brose European History Barnard Bacchantae Director; Columbia University Glee Club; Cross Country Team Co-Captain; Track; Barnard Columbia Philharmonia Fiant Vinum, Viri Et Cantus. Joanne I. Brown Program in the Arts — Creative Writing Zooprax; Barnard Bartending Agency To do is to be. — Socrates To be is to do. — R. Descartes Doo be doo be doo. — F. Sinatra Carol Anne Callias Anthropology Andrea Calarco Music Dean ' s List Barnard Columbia Chorus; Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society; Barnard Columbia Philharmonia Maria Dorothea Campbell French Margaret L. Canby Women ' s Studies 1 r Millicent Mcintosh speaking at graduation in the Barnard gym. — 1940 ' s. Nicole Caplan European Studies Enghsh Roberta Caploe 147 Dara Caponigro Kn lish Jeanne (Parley Program in ihr Arts; Visual Arl! Catherine M. Carter French and Economics Ruya Carton Psychology DarlciK ' Louise (Caruso Arl I lisl« ry Jessica Chalmers Womon s Studios Helen Calsichtis Knf lish Klizahrlh (lady Slanlon Prc-I aw Socicly Puhlicily Din-i-lor Fanny F. Chan Economics Dean ' ' s List Archery Team Soar, ye egoists, forever more. Suzan S. Chang Renaissance Studies . . . et nunc manet in te. — Virgil Deborah Dai Chin Art History Dean ' s List Asian Journal Co-Editor-in-Chief Do what you love. Know your own bone; gnaw at it, bury it, unearth it and gnaw it still. — Henry David Thoreau Maria Chiclana Political Science Dean ' s List Alliance of Latin America Treasurer; Students on Campus; Orientation Sponsor Leslie Choueka Economics Dean ' s List Friend, let us be fair and pass our censure on ourselves as well as on others . . . We reproach our friends as vain men addicted to the pleasures of the senses . . . — Solomon Maimon Jennifer Christmann Linguistics Helen Chun Chemistry Avoid the ignorance that knows no truth, the cowardice that denies all truth and the arrogance that claims to know all truth. — Coffin Carol Chu Oriental Studies Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint. — Isaiah 40:31 Robin Clapp Sociology WKCR-FM You ' re young and you can make it. That ' s how Beth Knobel, who works for the New York Times, feels. As a cam- pus correspondent, she reports to the newspaper various items of interest concerning Barnard. Although Beth began slowly when she first received the job, today she has more freedom in her writing. The longer I have the job the more I learn what I can do with it. Beth writes on such diverse topics as women ' s issues, real estate, and basketball. The New York Times is really an exciting place to work, Beth enthusiastically adds. Beth has been actively involved in journalism for quite some time. From January to September of 1983 she served as News Editor for the Columbia Spectator. She resigned, she says, to have more time to freelance, study, and be with . friends. She had previously worked on the Spectator as a I reporter and as night editor, learning how to deal with peo- ple and run a newspaper. In addition, Beth has worked for t The Villager and The Credit Union News. Last summer she worked as a paid intern at the Ladies Home Journal. Beth has obviously spent much time and effort in the field of journalism during her years at Barnard. According to Beth, when things are important to you, you don ' t mind working ifor them. Juliet Elizabeth Cole English Maria E. Cohen English Dean ' s List Dorm Council Social Chairperson; 110th Street Representative The only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about. — Oscar Wilde Andrea D. Coles English Dean ' s List Columbia University Marching Band; Columbia Spectator Rodika Coloka Biology My verse is the true image of my mind, ever in motion, still desiring change; and as thus to variety inclined, so in all humors sportively I range! — Michael Drayton Rochelle E. Cooper Computer Science and Psychology Dean ' s List Dorm Council Representative; Columbia Jewish Student Appeal Steering Committee; Computer Science Teacher ' s Assistant Rany Condos Biology and English Beth Corn Economics Jeanette C. Costa Economics Suzanne Jacques Cousins Linguistics Columbia College Board of Managers; Zooprax Personnel Coordinator Discipline is never an end in itself . . . only a means to an end! Laura Covino History Ria Coyne English No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. — Eleanor Roosevelt 155 — Class of 1958 Natalia D ' Almeida-Santos Art History Deborah Bernard Dann Political Science Doris Day English Alpha Phi; Swim Team Divya Dayal Sociology Frae L. Delman Maria Desloge Economics Political Science Dean ' s List; Junior Phi Beta Kappa Cross Country and Varsity Track Women in Health Careers President; Barnard Economic Society; Mortarboard Take a fast hold of instruction, let her not go; Keep her, for she is thy life. — Proverbs 4:13 Jennifer Deutsch Economics Sonia Marlene Diaz Biology Aliansa Latina; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship; Diakonia; Biology Club Diane Dougherty Deirdre Downes English Psychology Dean ' s List Pax Christi 159 Wendy Debra Dubow Political Science It is reality that constitutes the greatest mystery in life. — Max Beckmann, 1938 Christina Marisa Duque English and Biology Life is not complex; we are complex. Life is simple and the simple thing is the right thing. — Oscar Wilde 160 Rose DeBiase Donna M. DeFilippo Psychology Economics Psychology Club In my heart I long for inspiration. In my soul I know someday Vll find salvation. — Bette Midler Michelina DeSanti Biochemistry So long as we love, we serve; so long as we are loved by others, I should say that we are almost indispensihle; and no man is useless while he has a friend. — Robert Louis Stevenson Soula Economou Biology Biology Club; Greek-American Organization Julia Eisenthal Political Science Elizabeth Jean Eisner Psychology Barnard Hall before it was held hostage by rebel graduates. — 1966 Biology Nancy R. Ekelman Rebecca Jean Emigh Catherine Eckman Evans Sociology Computer Science Today is the CAR of the rest of your life. Travis L. Winfrey 163 Rosalie Fadem French Allison Rose Falconer Economics Lisa Failer English Resident Assistant; Columbia Spectator . . . Let us once lose our oaths to find ourselves. Or else we lose ourselves to keep our oaths. — William Shakespeare Kathryn Ferquist-Bosco Program in the Arts — Music and Writing Dean ' s List Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society Secretary; Barnard Literary Magazine Editor-in-Chief; United Methodist Campus Ministry Truth for authority, not authority for truth. — Lucretia Mott Minna Ferziger Political Science Isabel Elena Fonseca Religion Point out into the midnight haze. In which direction? Well in either. What matters is not what life has but just one ' s faith in what should be there. Joseph Brodsky Beryl Forrest History Dean ' s List Committee on Housing I wonder if it ' s too late to sign up for resume writing workshop? — 1966 165 Irene Friedland Rachel Susan Frielich Program in the Arts — Visual Arts Sociology Double Degree Program at the Jewish Theological Seminary Sara Rachel Frim Judith Gaba Biology Philosophy Dean ' s List Judicial Council; Columbia Varsity Cheerleader; Model United Nations Club 166 Anita M. Gallelli Spanish Dean ' s List; Kimball Prize; Bryn Mawr College Phyllis B. Turnbull Scholarship; Dorm Council Social Chairperson; Spanish Club Lisa Gavin Architecture Janine Marie Gargiulo Psychology Dean ' s List; IBM Grant in Psychology Honor Board; Commuter Action; Undergraduate Dorm Council Representative; Emergency Campaign to Save Human Services Follow your dream wherever it leads. Carol Ann Gee Middle Eastern and Oriental Studies F 167 Katharine Gelfman Program in the Arts — Writing and Visual Arts Diane Giardino French Cynthia H. Gelper History Columbia Spectator; History Collective If you spend your life waiting for a knight in shining armor, youHl probably have to clean up after his horse. Jacqueline Gibbens Sociology BOBW Corresponding Secretary; Program in the Arts and Dance Department; Administrative Assistant Always look to the bright side. Nora Giessen English For Lisa Maxwell, being involved was never a problem. As President of McAC, an organization providing students of the Barnard Columbia community with a multitude of diverse social events, Lisa ' s main goal is to get students involved in the campus to remind them that fun is as important as study- ing. Lisa began her freshman year as a commuter knowing no one and feeling isolated. I thought that the only way to enjoy myself and get the most out of school was to become in- volved. I began with McAC. I was elected head of the Com- muter Action Committee in my sophomore year and con- tinued with McAC through all four years of college. Lisa feels the most difficult problem at Barnard is getting students to participate in activities. Often one may end up running a one-woman show. Meeting people and keeping Bar- nard students active helps motivate Lisa and make her job enjoyable. According to Lisa, McAC is important because the apathy at Barnard may discourage students. I feel that McAC pro- vides students with opportunities to get involved. We try to engulf all aspects of Mcintosh life in an effort to enrich a stu- dent ' s college experience. Despite all her hard work, Lisa en- joys her job. Although you can not help everyone, if one out of every 100 students enjoys herself, I feel I ' ve done something worthwhile. It makes me happy. Benette L. Gilbert English Columbia Football Cheerleader The best is yet to come . . .! 169 Anna Gimein Urban Affairs and Economics Dean ' s List Why, sometimes Vve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. — Lewis Carroll Susan Adele Glaser Sociology Margot Gismondi Program in the Arts — Theater If growing up means it would be beneath my dignity to climb a tree, I guess Vll never grow up. — Peter Pan Ethel Elna Gloade French and Spanish Spanish Department Teaching Assistant and Substitute True friends are few, precious and rare False friends are like autumn leaves, found everywhere . . . Choose wisely! -BG Robyn Goldowski Biochemistry Liza Lee Goldstein Oriental Studies Julia Ann Golier Psychology English Majorie Eva Golinski Sandra Monica Gonzalez Biology and Psychology Dean ' s List Alianza Latino Americana Karen Cornish Psychology Dean ' s List It is a happy talent to know how to play. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Jennifer P. Goodale British Civilization Columbia Players Elisa Gottesman Mideast Studies Managing Editor Perspectives; Student Representative of the Women ' s Center; Committee on Instruction O God, grant me the serenity to accept what cannot be changed. Courage to change what should be changed. And wisdom to distinguish one from another. Georgeanne Helen Gould Linda Grady Political Science English Resident Assistant Karen B. Graubart Philosophy A final stroll down college walk 1967 173 Kristine Greengrove Eve Greenwood Economics Linguistics 174 1- Melanie V. Gross Urban Studies — Anthropology You were born. And so you e free. So happy birthday. Linda F. Gutowski Psychology Psychology Club President; Mortarboard; Rape Victim Advocate So the year spins by and now the child is older Though her dreams have lost some grandeur coming true ThereHl be new dreams, maybe better dreams and plenty, before the last revolving year is through. — Joni Mitchell L Derlys M. Gutierrez French Joy Ann Guziec Biology The years teach much which the days never know. — Emerson Anne Stephanie Habiby Economics Resident Council of International House President Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. — Albert Einstein Low Library: not a book to be found. — 1970 ' s Grace Hahm Economics Asian Students Union Vice President; Korean Student Association Vice President; Orientation Sponsor Jennifer Lea Hall English Justice Abe Fortas Scholarship; Bear Pin Certificate Junior Class President; Columbia Spectator; Barnard-Columbia Chorus Laura Hall Spanish Amelia Agostini Del Rio Spanish Prize Spanish Club E. Letitia Hamilton English Beth J. Halpern Women ' s Studies Jennifer Han Biochemistry Circle- K; Asian Student Union; Korean Student Association; La Societe Franfais; Chi-Alpha Believe in yourself and all things are possible. Marci Hand History Claire Harrison English Pot ch ' ei posato un poco il corpo lasso, Ripresi via per la piaggia diserta. Si chel pie fermo sempre eral piu basso. — Dante, Inferno Alison J. Hanna Biology and Psychology  The way up is the way down; The way forward is the way back Thank you all. Amelia A. Hart English Dean ' s List Barnard Bulletin Editor-in-Chief; Junior Certificate Deborah Anne Hecht English Yvette Hellman Political Science Hedva M. Hiesiger Economics Dean ' s List UJA — 616 Dorm Captain; Women in Health Careers Treasurer; Economic Society; Mortarboard So obtain the knowledge of wisdom for thy soul; when thou hast found her, then shall there be a happy future, and thy hope shall not be cut off. — Proverbs 24:14 Kara Marietta Hill Art History Avis E. Hinkson Psychology Student Representative to Board of Trustees Women say they have not been given a chance but chances are taken not given. E. Carolyn Hochstadter English Dean ' s List Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry; Seudot Committee Rosamund I. C. Holder Psychology Harry Salzman Prize for Washington Interns 1st Annual Moot Court Competition; NAACP College Chapter Secretary; Barnard-Columbia Gospel Choir Pianist; Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre- Law Society; BOBW; BSO; Intercollegiate Track; Orientation Sponsor With God All Things are Possible — Matthew 19:26 Piri Horvath Biology Gail Holler Economics Columbia Jewish Student Appeal Chairman Another fascinating graduation speech. — 1970 ' s Te-Hsin Hsu Computer Science Sounds of China Producer; Chinese Students Club Treasurer; Asian Students Union Janet Lynn lacobuzio English Linda Hubbard Environmental Science Pamela Jeffrey English Rahel Jhirad Anna Jim Combined Mathematics and Economics Psychology Dean ' s List Mathematics Club President; Photography Club Man is born free, yet everywhere he is in chains. — Jean-Jacques Rousseau Leila Julia Johannesen Psychology Dean ' s List Psychology Club Lauren Adrienne Johnson Biochemistry Dean ' s List; Marie Reimer Scholarship Fund Prize; ACS Undergraduate Winner in Analytical Chemistry 600, 616 and 620 Dorm Council; Biology Club Ronne Jungreis Sharon J. Kahn Psychology Political Science Dean ' s List 184 In her junior year, Loretta Logan decided to run for the position of Coordinator of the Celebration of Black Womanhood, an event sponsored by the Barnard Organiza- tion of Black Women (BOBW). Instead, she was nominated and elected President of BOBW, a Barnard organization which promotes Black consciousness and awareness on cam- pus by sponsoring various cultural, political, academic and social events. As President of this organization, Loretta has gained the experience of leadership and has learned to work efficiently with others. Loretta says that in working for the organization, she has acquired a feeling of self-achievement. I ' m doing something that ' s really worthwhile for myself and for others. In addi- tion to fulfilling her duties as President, which include overlooking the workings of the organization, and being responsible for all planned events, Loretta sits on the United Minority Board. This board consists of representatives from different minority organizations on campus. I ' ve learned a lot this year. There ' s more to school life than academics. Loretta plans to attend medical school in the fall. She says that Barnard has been very important to her. I love the at- mosphere of Barnard and will miss the professors, my friends, everything about Barnard. This has been an important part of my life. Jacqueline Carmel Kamber Religion It is a filament of the memory That, Entwined with the others Creates the cord Which ties each person With The past. Polly Kanganis Spanish Bornemann Prize in Spanish: Hon. Mention Spanish Club President; Greek Club; Barnard Bulletin Writer. Like glimpses of forgotten dreams . . . — Alfred L. Tennyson How sad and had and mad it was — But then, how it was sweet! — Robert Browning Jennifer Kaplan English There is no cure for life and death save to enjoy the interval. — George Santanyana Ruth Kaplan English MoUie C. Katz Economics Dean ' s List Economic Society; Gilbert and Sullivan Society Kalliopi Karras Biology Indeed, for any among the living there is hope; a live dog is better off than a dead lion. — Ecclesiastes 9:4 Dorothy Kauffman English Junior Phi Beta Kappa Barnard Bulletin Reviewer and Arts Reporter have immortal longings in me. — William Shakespeare, Anthony and Cleopatra Maureen J. Kedes English Lynn Rosette Kestin English Dean ' s List; Silver King ' s Crown Award Executive Editor of Sundial; Gilbert and Sullivan Society; Barnard-Columbia Chorus; Columbia Spectator; Barnard Bulletin; CJC; PJC Secretary Lives of great men and women all remind us we can make our lives sublime and departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. — Longfellow Elizabeth Kessenides Political Science Dean ' s List Greek-American Association; Sundial Writer The term perfectible . . . not only does not imply the capacity of being brought to perfection, but stands in express opposition to it. If we could arrive at perfection, there would be an end to our improvement. — George Godwin Cynthia Grace Khachadurian English and Music 188 Beth Knobel Political Science Dean ' s List; Truman Scholarship Nominee; Columbia Spectator News Editor; Barnard Bacchantae; Glee Club; Freshman and Sophomore Class Vice-President; Orientation Committee; Grande Poobah, Secret Society of Faakems Dominique looked at the gold letters — Do — on the delicate white bow. What does that mean? she asked. — The Fountainhead Slawka C. Korduba Economics Volleyball Team Captain; Barnard Columbia Ukrainian Club President; Recreational Athletic Association Treasurer; Columbia Intercollegiate Athletics Association Well my feet they finally took root in the earth but I got me a nice little place in the stars. k Faye Kokotos Biology All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better. — Emerson Mila Nicole Kornhaber Psychology ■ Margo Kossoff Religion Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry; Israel Action Council Beatrice Krain Economics and Philosophy Dean ' s List; Marian Churchill White Prize Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society Founder and President; Mortarboard Senior Editor; Junior Marshal; Junior and Senior Commencement Committee; Freshman Orientation Sponsor, Crew Chief and Commuter Committee Member To Bea or not to Bea. Judith Devora Kummer Nirvani Nyuk-Lan Lam Geography Economics and English Dean ' s List Community Youth Program Tutor Barbara Antonia Lavandeira Psychology Dean ' s List Psychology Club If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. — Henry David Thoreau Valerie Lavion Political Science 192 Laurie Ellen Lebowitz Biology Dean ' s List Intramural Volleyball Nothing worthwhile is easy — Plato But to be disciplined within, in one s own breast, where all is permissible and all is concealed — that is the point! — Montaigne Genine Lederberger English Dean ' s List Barnard Bulletin and Sundial writer; CTV Free Press Associate Producer; Six Characters in Search of an Author actress ' jlclt Miduke Lee Applied Mathematics Sondra Kim Lee Susan Valerie Lee Anthropology Psychology Asian Journal Editor Psychology Club Film Committee Love sought is good, but given unsought is better. Karin Lef f Diana Joyce Lemchak Political Science Anthropology Dean ' s List Model United Nations; Mortarboard Faculty Co-Editor; Big Brothers Big Sisters Columbia Youth Program 194 Anne Frances Lepis Political Economy Judy A. Leung Biology Society of Women Engineers; Biology Club Magali Lespinasse Urban Studies Charles Hamilton Houston Pre- Law Association President; Haitian Students Association Vice-President; Commuter Assistant Great men are they who see that the spiritual is stronger than any material force, that thoughts rule the world. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Oilim Leung Chemistry urn w Tina Leung Political Science What an experience Barnard has been for me! Lorraine Elizabeth Levitt Biology Dean ' s List Alpha Delta Phi; Gilbert Sullivan Society; Orientation Sponsor 196 Enid Lewin Political Economics Robin Lichtenfeld English Mortarboard Literary Editor Hitch your wagon to a star. — Emerson Beth M. Lieberman English Katherine E. Lind Political Science Dean ' s List Orchesis President; Pottery Club Sara Gillian Lipton Medieval Studies Dean ' s List; Bettina Buonocore Salvo Prize Varsity Archery Team; Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics Psychology Ting-Ting Liu Lucianna Locorotondo English and Italian Dean ' s List; Bettina Buonocore Salvo Prize E.C.S. Pre-Law Society Treasurer; Columbia Debate Society; Barnard Bulletin and The Italian Quarterly writer; CTV writer; Italian Club; Catholic Commuters Welcome, O life! I go to encounter for the millionth time the reality of experience and to forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race. — James Joyce, Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man Lisa Loffman-Lintz Biology Dean ' s List 198 Loretta Michelle Logan Cheryl Loh Biology Economics Barnard Organization of Black Women President Everything you are lies within you. Believe in yourself and you will succeed. 199 Deborah Rosalind Maisel Psychology Dean ' s List Curriculum Review Committee; Debate Team; Chorus; Orientation Sponsor; Mortarboard Staff But often those with faltering feet come surest to the goal. And they who walk in darkness meet the sunrise of the soul. — Henry Van Dyke When Su McCarthy spotted Sue Seferian in the Mcintosh Talent Show in their sophomore year, TMB history began. Since then That Motown Band, made up of ten members playing old songs from Motown, has performed all over cam- pus creating a large following. The first rehearsal was pandemonium, Sue remembers. No one knew what to do. I couldn ' t even turn on the mike! After many rehearsals the band received their first gig in Johnson Hall. Sue was so nervous that she lost her voice. A band member had to get me drunk. I sounded like Bonnie Tyler. Besides vocals, Su McCarthy also does the costuming and makeup for the group. She claims that she and Sue are just two girls who like to get up and get crazy. Su feels that part of the reason the group is such a success is that there ' s no way you can have a bad time dancing to Motown! As for the group ' s name. Sue claims that after their first show everyone was saying Did you hear that Motown Band? Someone sug- gested the name and the band adopted it unanimously. Both Su(e)s remember one of their most exciting gigs when half the band escaped from security. Some members in the band decided to scale the Mcintosh gate instead of going around. Security spotted them and chased them into Mcin- tosh. They ran over to the stage, grabbed their instruments and started playing. The cops never found them. Some problems may arise for the group ' s future because many members are graduating this year. However, Sue is not worried. Whatever happens, all roads will lead back to TMB. ' Sje4upr ' Chfsi.-ujy- Helen Makris Economics Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society Program Coordinator; Greek-American Society President; Economics Club Fve shut the door on yesterday and thrown the key away; tomorrow holds no fears for me, since I have found today. Patricia Maniscalco Philosophy 201 Annamarie Marano Biology Sarah Kim M argolis Chemistry U=hU(l+l) Judy Y. Mark Computer Science Orientation Sponsor Marcia Markowitz Economics Nadia Marsh Spanish Charles Drew Pre- Medical Society Francesca R. Mattone Biology McAC; Swimming Team Given time, the impossible becomes possible, the possible probable and the probable, virtually certain. Regina Matejka Economics Economics Society . . . Most people tend to underestimate the future relative to the present because: a. They lack imagination b. They lack will power c. They are uncertain about their length of life... Theresa M. Matwijiw Biology Lisa Marie Maxwell Psychology Commuter Action; Mcintosh Activities Council President; Commuter Assistant; Columbia Cheerleader; Marching Band; Winter Festival Art and Design Chairman; Mortarboard Sports Co-Editor; Barnard Bulletin writer; Tau Epsilon Phi . . . with every good-bye you learn. Lauren F. Mendales Political Science Danielle G. Mazur Anthropology I will! Carmen Merino Biology Alison Bianca M esrop Psychology Mortarboard Staff; Psychology Club As individuals we are unpredictable but as groups we are mathematical certainties. Giulia Michelini Biology Something ' s got a hold on me and I don ' t know what . . . It 5 the beginning of a New Age. — Lou Reed the Velvet Underground Sohn-Joo Minn Architecture Dean ' s List Thanks to my parents. Jean Minutello Foreign Area Studies and Political Science Barnard Economics Society; FBH Cafe Pianist 206 i Jane P. Moncreiff Spanish Dean ' s List Rebeca D. Monk Biology Maria Margarita Herdocia Montealegre Psychology and Political Science Dean ' s List Barnard Psychology Club; Barnard Photography Club; Catholic Students Organization Without my mother ' s love, my father ' s inspiration, and my husband ' s intellectual support, I would not have been able to surmount the challenges that Columbia posed. Thank you. Haewon Moon Computer Science Amy Morishima Biology Barnard and Columbia Diving Team; Undergraduate Dorm Council Representative; Orientation Sponsor Pamela Ann Moss English Dean ' s List Psychology Club Publicity Chair; Publicity for Columbia Players 208 Jiuruor Ui Susan Mourclatos Biology Biology Club; Greek Club Susan Mullane Political Science Dean ' s List Pre- Law Society; Orientation Sponsor; Republican Law Students Association Wanda Muiioz Psychology Su Lowell McCarthy English That Motown Band; Audio- Visual Technician Life is an egg, but only in America. (It s all lies . . .) Elizabeth McCormick English 209 Lisa Ann McGhie Biology Charles Drew Pre- Medical Society King ' s Crown Award McAC; Agape Christian Fellowship; BOBW; Charles Drew Pre -Medical Society Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead Just walk beside me And be my friend — Camus Patricia Marie McSharry Political Science InterVarsity Christian Fellowship; Representative to Student Governing Board of Earl Hall; Student Representative to Committee on Instruction Live innocently; God is here. — Linnaeus Christine Mcintosh Biology i A t u Dara B. Nachmanoff Classics Mary E. Allison Prize; Eleanor Thomas Elliot Prize; Phi Beta Kappa Andrea Neiman Anna Christina Newlin Art History Biology Dean ' s List 21 1 Lorraine R. Newman European History Minh-Tam Nguyen Computer Science Mireille Dorothee Nogues Geology Aloha Oe Emily R. Novick Economics Dean ' s List Common Ground; Barnard-Columbia Chorus; Community Youth Program Ellen Marie O ' Neil English (Amerique Je T aime and it may be fun to be fooled but it s more fun to be more to be fun to be little joe gould) — e. e. cummings Antonia Onyema Bridgette Obeya Biology Linda N. R. Okigbo Political Science Phi Theta Kappa; Kendall College Paul Tillich Philosophy and Religion Award 213 Janet Olshansky English Student Help for the Elderly Co-Director Beverly Oppenheimer Economics and Biology Dean ' s List; Junior Phi Beta Kappa Barnard Economics Society; Women in Health Careers Shana Olson Creative Writing Lenora Marshall Prize for Poetry; Winter Grant Award for Writing Columbia Review; Barnard Literary Magazine; Columbia Journal of Ideas And brimming with memory I have found all the hours we ever knew, but have not found the key. I cannot find the lost key to the silver closet. You, as a wild child, hid. — John Peale Bishop (The Hours) Arielle Orlow Psychology and Religion Carolyn Oscar Jane Ostacher Anthropology Naomi Susan Oster Political Science Dean ' s List Barnard Bacchantae; Seudot Shabbat Society Chairman; Student Governing Board of Earl Hall Vice-Chairman To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield — Tennyson Jennifer E. N. Ott Political Science Was she free? Was she happy? The question is absurd: Had anything been wrong, we should certainly have heard. — W. H. Auden Hekyong Pak Political Science Yasmin Panahy Biology Dean ' s List; Merck Fellowship Dorm Council; Resident Assistant would like to thank my parents for all that they have done for me. 216 In her freshman year, Bea Krain was surprised to find no pre-law club at Barnard. After consulting various professors and deans, Bea scheduled the first meeting of what was to be called the Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society. With the assistance of Dean Esther Rowland and the enthusiasm of other Barnard students including Helen Catsichtis, Lucianna Locorotondo and Christine Papamichael, the E.C.S. Pre-Law Society was formed and chartered by Undergrad to provide focus to pre-law students. Some of the functions of tbe club, according to Christine, Vice-President, are to provide information to pre-law students con- cerning the LSAT and law school applications, present various types of legal professions, and improve students ' relationships with faculty, deans and alumnae in order to establish contacts and expand interests. Lucy, Treasurer of the club, described the types of events the club has sponsored. She said that in order to learn more about the dif- ferent angles of a legal profession, panels were scheduled with Bar- nard alumnae who have attended law school. The panels are very important for students planning to go to law school. It ' s an oppor- tunity to ask questions and learn from someone else ' s experiences in law school and the legal profession. Helen, Publicity Director, was surprised, like Bea, that a pre-law club did not exist. Helen feels the club is vital in helping students make choices regarding law school. I was not sure if I should go to law school. But, after attending the various panels of alumnae and law students, I am sure that law school is the correct route for me. Bea, Christine, Helen and Lucy are responsible for the current success of the E.C.S. Pre-Law Society. Although they are all graduating seniors, they are not worried about the club ' s future. As Bea says, Although the four of us are graduating, I am confident that our successors will continue our newly founded tradition. Karen Lesley Marie Panton Sociology Varsity Tennis Team Christina M. Papamichael Political Science Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society Personnel Board Chairman and Vice- President; Greek-American Club Secretary Debra P. Paris English Eun Hee Park Computer Science Rita Patawaran Computer Science Dean ' s List Don V just do something, stand there!!! Daniela Nicoletta Pernis Sociology Georgia Pestana Urban Affairs and Women ' s Studies Orientation Coordinator; Barnard Senator; Clay Collective; Women ' s Center Council Kristina Piirimae Psychology Barbara Serena Pinsky Psychology Who never walks save where he sees men s tracks makes no discoveries. — Josiah G. Holland M arci Pliskin English Jay Ponazecki Political Science Dean ' s List Miss Lonelyhearts ; German Club If I had no sense of humor, I should long ago have committed suicide. — Gandhi Jjauxnr Ujuw Rosa Prestia Sociology Stephanie Anne Prey Political Science Dean ' s List Resident Assistant; Senior Class Commencement Committee; Dorm Judicial Board; Varsity Swimming Team 220 Holly Gwen Prigerson History Dean ' s List; John Bornemann Prize Tennis Team People are just about as happy as they make their minds up to be. Abe Lincoln Veronica Pryce French a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer . . . — Henry David Thoreau Roseanne Christine Primich Psychology Margaret Anne Quinn Psychology Take the time to think It s the source of power. 221 Naomi Quint Cynthia Hope Rand Computer Science Philosophy Peggy Chris Raptis Linda Beth Ravin English English Greek Club Dean ' s List Resident Counselor Louise Reilly Psychology Psychology Cluh; Resident Counselor Mary Elisabeth Antonia Reiner Renaissance Studies Dean ' s List Barnard Bacchantae; Columbia University Glee Club; Sophomore Class Secretary; Alpha Delta Phi; Italian Club Earth is my home and the stars my destination. 223 English Lisa Joy Reitman Lucy Elizabeth Rinehart English Dean ' s List; Eleanor Thomas Elliot Award; Phi Beta Kappa Shut that parrot up or III squck his thrug Til all he can whupple is geep — James Thurber Ileana Rios Biology Nina Robin Computer Science Things as they are Are changed upon the blue guitar — Wallace Stevens Helen Rochlitzer Economics Dean ' s List Varsity Volleyball Captain Esther Rosenblatt-Roth Philosophy Lindsay Rothchild English Grace a Dieu Ilissa Rothschild Urban Affairs Dean ' s List Swimming Team; Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre- Law Society Allison G. Sack Philosophy Dean ' s List Aseel Sadik Biology Aroza San j ana Psychology Judy Schachner Biopsychology Abby Schachter Katherine Schaefer Psychology American Studies Dean ' s List Columbia Jewish Student Appeal Doveen Carla Schecter English: Writing Concentration Next life in the afternoon 228 Martha Schlitt American Studies Dean ' s List Furnald Grocery Student Co-Op If I am not for myself then who will be for me. If I am only for myself then what am I. -HUM Margaret Macaulay Schneidman Religion Debbie G. Schnapper Geology Columbia University Table Tennis Association; Office of Disabled Students Ivy Schonfeld Political Science Our necessities are few; But our wants are endless. Rebecca Schwartz English Resident Counselor; Student Struggle for Soviet Jewry It is not the goal which is golden but the way to it. The real treasure is not knowledge, but the unknown in knowledge. — Michel Seuphor Shulamith Schwartz Economics Student Help for the Elderly If one will go as far as he can see he will be able to see farther when he gets there. 229 Sue C. Seferian English Dean ' s List McAC Social Committee; Music for an Hour; Urban New York Committee; Senior Class Vice President; Winterfestival Entertainment; Marching Band; Commuter Affairs Office; That Motown Band Sorana Segal Biochemistry Dean ' s List Phi Lambda Upsilon Chemical Honor Society Secretary; Commuter Assistant To see the world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower. Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eternity in an hour. Julia Segal History Rhena Seidman Physics Dean ' s List Mans reach must exceed his grasp of what ' s a heaven for? Yvonne Serres Architecture You only live once. Remma Shapiro Philosophy Eve R. Shalley English Why, sometimes Fve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. — Lewis Carroll Rebecca Shliselberg Urban Affairs Traditional Jewish Women ' s Group Founder To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven. — Ecclesiastes Melissa Sibbison Anthropology Mindy Iris Siegel Political Science Alpha Delta Phi Vice-President; Furnald Grocery If you see her Say hello. She might be in Tangiers. — Dylan 232 Maria Lisa Siff English Isabelle de Wyzewa Prize; Eleanor Keller Prize WJio would not prefer just anyone from the middle ranks of human foolhood, who, being a fool . . . would consider nothing human to be alien to him. — Erasmus, The Praise of Folly Much of the current success of Freshman Orientation is at- tributed to Georgia Pestana, Barnard Coordinator for Orien- tation 1983. Orientation is traditionally a student ' s first in- troduction to campus life, serving as a bridge between leaving home and entering the world of college. Full of parties, academic events and trips throughout New York City, Orien- tation is usually remembered by students as the best week ever experienced at college. Georgia worked with the Columbia College and the School of Engineering coordinators to plan the program that in- troduced 1,800 new students to the Columbia University j vicinity. Georgia and the other two coordinators supervised I 30 committee members who did the actual planning for the program. Georgia says the most difficult part of her work was her conscious effort not to do the planning. She wanted to help organize the parties and events yet understood that her job was to supervise the committee ' s work. Georgia remembers the good times and the not-so-good times of Orientation. She says she enjoyed herself and feels successful in her efforts. There were problems however. As Georgia says, Any time the interests of three different schools must be served, there are bound to be difficulties. The coordinators disagreed and argued causing her relation- ship with them to be varied from day to day. Although she had fun, it was a 24-hour job lasting from January to August. Georgia looks back on Freshman Orientation 1983 and considers it the best summer I have ever spent. There are lingering rememberances as freshmen continue to recognize her and tell her how much they enjoyed Freshman Orientation. Laurie A. Silbersweig Anthropology Pamela H. Simon Psychology Effie Singas English Dean ' s List And so farewell . . . Applaud . . . live drink . . . — Desiderius Erasmus Janet B. Siroto Sociology Dean ' s List Yuthika Manjorie Siriwardene Economics Roxane Yvonne Sirotto Economics Juliet J. Smith Political Science and Latin American Studies Julie Smerling Biology Dean ' s List Women in Health Careers Secretary and Co-Chairwoman; Jewish Perspectives; Beit Ephraim Society If not now — when!? - Hillel Barbara Ann Somlo Psychology Catherine M. Song Economics Dean ' s List Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre- Law Society Vice-President; Columbia Business Club; A.S.U.; Korean Students Association To reach, attain, and maintain Arete. Kia Michelle Standard Program in the Arts: Dance Cheerleading; Gospel Choir; BOBW Recording Secretary; Langston Hughes Players Abigail F. Stackpole English Barnard Bulletin Sylvia Colt Steinert English 1 Rena G. Sterman Rochelle Caren Stern Political Science Psychology Dean ' s List, Phi Beta Kappa Student Representative Council; Student Representative to Women ' s Center; Psychology Club President Elissa Stieglitz Psychology Resident Counselor Katherine Eve Stone American Studies Columbia Cheerleaders Captain; Russian Club President Monica Stordeur Political Science Dean ' s List; Phi Beta Kappa Model United Nations Club; German Club Jacqueline Strauss English The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven. — Milton Karen D. Sudikoff Sociology Dorm Council There is no such thing as best in a world of individuals. Liming Sun Spanish Literature A little work, A little sleep, A little love. And it s all over. Hailim Suh Architecture Anita G. Suszek Environmental Science One class led to another, and before I knew it, I had graduated. Anna M. Talamo Biology Mortarboard Faculty Co-Editor Lizanne Teitelbaum Music Dean ' s List Barnard Columbia Chorus; Barnard Gilbert Sullivan Society; Resident Counselor The heart has its reasons, of which reason knows nothing. — Shakespeare 240 Susan Telingator English Mortarboard Editor-in-Chief; Resident Counselor; John Jay Dorm Council Vice- President; Orientation Sponsor Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands. But like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them you will reach your destiny. • o i — Carl bchurz Jumiair Uutr Emily L. Tenzer Anthropology Lourdes D. Torres Psychology Steering Committee S.A.B.O.R.; Unidad Hispana Treasurer 241 Bay la G. Travis Psychology Alden TuUis Art History Batsheva Twersky Risa F. Uvlin Political Science History Dean ' s List UJA Campus Campaign; Barnard Tour r Christine Anne Valenza American History Student Government Association Representative Council; BHR Dorm Council; Resident Counselor Ana Maria M. Valverde Latin American Studies Jean Crysanthe Varvayanis Computer Science Dean ' s List Plimpton Dorm Council; World Hunger Alliance Has anybody seen a dog dyed dark green? Hi Jr. . . . Oh — burned the rice again!! Nancy Veccia Computer Science 243 Amy Laura Ventry Psychology Furnaid Grocery General Manager Miriam Wahrman Anthropology Barnard College Honor Board Chairman; Resident Counselor; Alumnae Affairs Classes Committee Student Representative I ' Lisa A. Wax History Deborah Lea Wegsman Physics Society of Physics Students Asking the right question is as important as getting the right answer. — S. Devons Allison Hope Weiner English Parliamentary Debate Finalist Columbia University Debate Team President The poorest experience is rich enough for all the purposes of expressing thought. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Andrea S. Weintraub Biology Dean ' s List; Macy Scholar Research Program; Invertebrate Zoology Teaching Assistant If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. -- - William Arthur Ward Wendy Weinsier Biochemistry Chemistry Teaching Assistant To thine own self he true. Susan Friedlander Weisberg Economics Deborah Wilen Architecture couldn V help it. I can resist everything except temptation. — Oscar Wilde, Lady Windermere ' s Fan Elizabeth Witzing Psychology Thoughts are but dreams till their effects be tried. — Shakespeare Ylonka Dominique Wills French Dean ' s List; Buono Cuore Prize Cross-Country; Track and Field; Italian Club; French Club Sara R. Wohlken English CTV; WKCR News Radio Gossip isn ' t scandal and it ' s not merely malicious. It ' s chatter about the human race by lovers of the same. — Phyllis McGinley Macy Scholarship Mathematics Club Founder; Chemistry Club; Biology Club 248 As a senior, Aroza Sanjana served as the President of Stu- dent Government Association which, according to Aroza, is the entity in charge of all student activities and student representation. In this position Aroza stands up for students because of a sense of responsibility. She feels she can represent students ' views and can utilize her position to change unfair circumstances. Aroza stresses principles when making decisions. As Aroza says, Making a decision has to do with principles; principles govern my thinking. Without principles and standards for making decisions, one can not be fair. Aroza also stresses the importance of positive growth in the Student Government Association. The officers of Student Government must keep the wheels turning or face stagnation. Each year more and more must be accomplished; there must be constant growth. Aroza feels her most significant endeavor while at Barnard is the opening of the Barnard Student Store. As Vice- President of Student Activities, Aroza worked during her junior year, with the other board members of Undergrad to open the store. Barnard has recognized it as a viable entity, she says. The store has helped in many ways to reaffirm Bar- nard ' s identity. Students can now buy t-shirts that say BARNARD instead of COLUMBIA. Barnard is going through a transition; the student store has helped make that transition smoother. Aroza feels good about graduating. She feels there is enough talent to carry on anything she has left undone and feels she will leave Barnard with an even stronger Student Government Association. Psychology Wendy A. Worth Theresa Ellen Wright Biology Biology Teaching Assistant; Junior Achievement Advisor Rachael Wurtman Philosophy Kadima, Beit Ephraim The unexamined life is not worth living. — Socrates 249 Gabrielle M. Yen Chemistry Dean ' s List Mortarboard Photography Editor; 49 Claremont Dorm Council Treasurer Yeon Hee Yim Psychology Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship For I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to everyone that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. — Romans 1:16 250 Alia Zhuravel Computer Science have spent four terrific years at Barnard. Fm looking forward to my after-Barnard life hut I donh think III ever forget my college experience. Donna Zimberg Psychology Dean ' s List There is a time for departure even when there ' s no certain place logo. — Tennessee Williams 251 In the past two years, Barnard ' s Board of Trustees has been faced with major questions and issues. With the recent advent of co-education at Columbia, Barnard has had to deal with such issues as mergers and the identity of the college as a whole. Avis Hinkson is one of the two student representatives to the Board of Trustees. She ran for the position out of con- cern for the possibility of the merger between Barnard and Columbia. Avis was elected to the two year position in her sophomore year. At that time, the major issues concerning the Board were the consortium of the Barnard and Columbia Physical Education Departments and the possibility of keep- ing Barnard dormitories open during winter break. As a representative to the Board of Trustees, Avis com- municates students ' concerns to the Trustees. Although the student representative does not have voting power. Avis is able to voice her opinion and that of the student body. In this way, the Trustees are alerted to students ' wants and concerns • that may have otherwise remained unknown. The position has been an exciting one for Avis. It has opened me up to seeing the way decisions are made. I have seen how a college this size is run. Avis is currently a Resident Assistant in 49 Claremont. This position has been invaluable for her in learning students ' feel- ings about Barnard. Avis ' feelings about Barnard are positive, Barnard was the right choice for me. It has allowed me to grow. Amanda Zinoman Art History Elizabeth Nicole Zucker Program in the Arts — Visual Arts Dean ' s List Columbia Film Review; Pottery Co-Op . . . four young Oysters hurried up. All eager for the treat: Their coats were brushed; their faces washed, their shoes were clean and neat — And this was odd, because, you know, they hadn ' t any feet. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Elizabeth Adier Maureen Gibbon Maria Ucampo Sibel Akyol Jennifer Gilbert Caroline Ukicki Elizabeth Ament Judith Gilbert TVT II Nancy U malley Leyla Arjomand Kirrin Gill 1 1  M. • Valentina Urtiz Jennifer Astone 17 • • L l_ • Eugenia Giobbi Sharon rachter Dora Avramovic Chantal Girod T D 1 Jee Park Feza Ay bar Sandra Goldstein M ' n 1 Miriam Parker Jalila Aybar Kann Gollin Carol Paynter Anne M. Bailey Maria Gomez 1 n 1 1 Karen Pelletier Louise Banks Sandra Gonzalez Vivan Peterson Robin Barratt Ruth Goodman Nina Piwoz Denise Barricklow Leslie Greenbaum Anna rolowetzky Zenta Batarags Carmen Greenwood Margaret romianek Lise Battaglia Linda Greer INoromalala Kabetaiika Erica Baum Linda Greit Mana Kacana Deena L. Beasley Ellen Grimm T I ' D Leslie Kapp Maria T. Behan Bracha Halberstam Molly Keid Barbara Mendez Bell Sharon Halpern Mira Kenchner Jessica L. Bienstock M 1 1 Marion Hammon C U T 1 Sarah Kicks Jamie Bigelow Nicole Hardt Catherine Roberts Fiona K. Biggs 171 • L «1_ 11 Elizabeth Hayt 114 T l_ ■ Mary Kobinette Cynthia L. Bishop IZ  IT II Katarina Hellstrom Grace now Dana C. Blanton Maria De Lourdes Hinojosa 1 D L ■ Jane Rubin Stacey Blaustein Kosamund Holder f r u Laurie Kubiner Adalgisa Boschi n L„ u u ii„„j . Eilizabeth Hollander Helena Rubinstein Laura Boylan Leslie Horowitz Laura sachar Amy Briguglio 1 • 11 . Lisa Hunter lafat sadan Danielle L. Brunon Beth IriKura Uana saldaitis Brum Burres Alisa Israel Oenevieve Salmon Lilly Bursztajn 1 1 Janine Jones Monika Sanders Elise Burton Pamela Jones Samara Schatter snaun Caley Sharon Kahn O O l_ • Susan Scneiner Susan Canning Marcy Kamen M C 1- 1 Naomi schmelzer Beatrice Lardona Mary Keenan Linda Schmoldt Catherine Carey 1 Tl 1 I • 1_ Ulana Kekish 1 d_ Laura shearer Editha Carpenter Elaine Kend Claire Sheedy Imoak Cha A 1 L Amy Keogh 1 CL 1 Jane Sholem Mona Chang Yvonne Kerno 171 • L .L CI • Elizabeth shriver bheila Lhong V • l I_ I asmin Khan T l_ C L 1 Barbara sibiey Jackie Chorney Margery King ¥, ' 11 Ol Kelly Sloan Alice Choy Jennifer Kofkin Jill Soffer Julie Clark Elyse Kopp Barbara Solomon Emily Cohen INatasha Korda Uona sperr Kimberly Conner Nancy Kourland Erika Spongberg Barbara Coston Malvina Lampietti Batya Stark n ■ i_ II • Elizabeth Lullinane 17 1 Eva Lau A C. L Anne steinbauer Inaureen Lurran 1 J • 1  L L Lydia Leatherbee 17 C ■ r rancine steininger Mary Curry ILM • 1 1 Marilyn Lee 1 1 11 ri 11 Kachel Stella rv • J r ii_  Ueirdre U albertis M 1 1 Melmie Lee Barrie Stevens Leontine Uavidson 1 II 1 f Danielle Leier Margot Stevenson Julia Belong roily Leider Marcie Strasser Karen Denker 171 L  L 1 Elizabeth Lesar Nancy Swartz Anne Dixon Mane Letizia Mihoko Tanaka Anne Dolan Donna Looper Mallory Tarcher AM T Mary Donovan Enid Lotstein Rania Teymour Helen Doyle Victoria Love Cathlene Ihomas Annette Dulgov Harriet Lowell Jenniter Wright Ihomas r r ■ I i_ hva Eilenberg Anne Lowenthal Diaz Raquel Torrez NT 1 IT U INicole Einhorn Jennifer Lutley Thuy Tranthi Amy Whitney Ellis Rita Maldonado Margaret Trevisani Sylvia Erhart A ll Anne Mao TVT 1 I71 ,l Natasha Valitzky Kachel Lsner 1 1 M J Julie Marden Theresa Vanni Sophia raskianos Susan Marks Jeanne Vanryzin Hedy teder Catherine Marquette Jean Varvayanis M ' ' 17 1 J 1- 1 Miriam teldblum Maria Materassi Vivian Vertes Alicia Felton A M l_ Anne McCabe Jeannette Walls A 1 ' 1 • Alix r inkelstein Jennifer McCloskey Emily Wasserman Harriet Fischer ni M J Elliza McGrand Marianne Weems Mary Forshaw A l 1 Amy Meeker Jennifer Weil Pamela Fox Hf A ll l_ Tl L Mitra Meshgin-roosh 1 1V7 P 1 1 Carol Weinfeld Sarah Francis AM Hit Monique Miron Hali Weiss Irene r ranck Faheem Mirza Valli West Elizabeth Eraser Rimma Mitelman Florence Wetzel Leslie Frishberg Jennifer Moore Faith Wiggins Margery Frosch Belen Moreno Nancy Wilken Victoria Fulton Melissa Morgan Erica Willheim Carolyn Funk Margaret Morrison Ilyse Wilpon Christin Gager Efrosini Mourelatos Joyce Wong Carol Garlington Felice Mueller Kara Young Svetlana Gerasimova Susan Nadell Judith Zeiger Katayon Ghazi-Therani Dina Nelson Lee Zucherman A Jody Lisa Abromowitz 143-19 25 Ave. Whiresrone, NY 11357 Judy Acs 1144 Lydig Ave. Bronx, NY 10461 Elyse A. 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Silver Spring, MD 20906 Elizabeth Nicole Zucker 475 Dean Sr. Brooklyn, NY 11217 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Aroza San j ana President Jill Alcott Treasurer Laurie Cruz Officer of the Board Ramona Romero Vice-President for Student Activities Judy Barry Vice-President for Student Government WISHING YOU HEALTH, HAPPINESS AND CONTINUED SUCCESS YOUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 264 Whan that the moi of May is comen, and hat I here the foules synge, nd that the floures p gynnen for to sprynge Jfareive my bok, and my devociounr Chaucer I CONGRATULATIONS  TO YOU FROM THE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 2926 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10027 TEL. (212) 866-8210 I 265 CONGRATULATIONS! The Mcintosh Activities Council wishes to extend to our president Lisa Maxwell as well as our committee chairmen Raquel Rosenfeld and Carr D ' Angelo and the class of ' 84 the best of lucl( and success for the future. 25,000 Members of THE ASSOCIATE ALUMNAE OF BARNARD COLLEGE : Welcome the Class of 1984 to Membership Congratulations, and welcome to the Barnard alumnae network. Through the Associate Alumnae, you can find out what ' s going on at Barnard, where your classmates are, and how to locate an alumna who shares your career interest. You can attend special events and conferences, audit courses, swim in the Barnard pool, join a regional alumnae club, use the library, travel abroad, win a fellowship, and take an active part in alumnae affairs. As an alumna, you will be receiving the quarterly magazine, Barnard Alumnae, which regularly reports news from all the classes as well as the latest developments on campus. Be sure to keep the Alumnae Office informed of your current address and send us news of yourself and your current activities. We look forward to sharing ideas, opinions, and interests with you. Office of Alumnae Affairs 221 Milbank Hall 266 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1984 . . . FROM THE FOLKS WHO KEPT YOU FED ullliidliimen Boston MA (617) 783-2323 New York City (212) 864-1737 THORNTON STUDIO, IN 18 West 27 St New York, NY 10001 Edward M. Thornton 267 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 84 From THE OFFICE OF COLLEGE ACTIVITIES Congratulations to Our Dear Daughter Rochelle Elin Cooper in Honor of Her Graduation From Barnard College Much Luck and Success Love, MOM AND DAD SARI, IRA, YAACOVAND ARYEH STANLEY AND CARRIE THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT BOURBON STREET RESTAURANT Congratulations to Lisa Congrotulotions to Dione and Kris Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Mrs. Marjorie Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earle Mrs. Grace Goddard Mr. Lenville Goddard Mr. and Mrs. George Jean Mr. and Mrs. Neville Legere Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGhie Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGhie Ms. Stacy Ann McGhie Mrs. Thelma C. Moore Ms. Maril[;n Moslei Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pierre Mrs. Lilian Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sardinha Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sardinha Mr. and Mrs. John Toomer Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Toulon Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Wilson THE GIARDINO ' 5 268 To Our Daughter Carolyn Best Wishes Congratulations Always Proud of You Love From PARENTS AND ROBERT ESTHER, ARI AND AMIR Congratulations to Susan Telingator and Her Talented Mortarboard Staff MOM, DAD AND THE SIBS Congratulations to Joe Tolliver. We ' ll miss you! CONGRATULATIONS TO A SPECIAL WIFE AND MOTHER, BARBARA LAVANDEIRA-LOPEZ, ON HER GRADUATION. WE WISH YOU A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE. LOVE ALWAYS, EDUARDO AND EDWARD ANTHONY LOPEZ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 Naomi and Richard Ament Anonymous Resa Babin Mr. and Mrs. Marshall L. Berkman Janice (Mrs. Ralph) Bottenus Maria Dorothea Campbell Dr. and Mrs. C. Caponigro Kathleen Clement Miriam and Sidney Cohen Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Curtis Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Donovan Dr. and Mrs. Leo Eisner Doris and Murray Felton Drs. Sumner and Rosalind Frim Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Gaba Anita Maria Gallelli Mr. and Mrs. Horst Geier Ralph and Leona Gelper Peter E. and Eva F. Glaser Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Gould Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gray Mr. and Mrs. B. Edward Hahm Larry and Hisoo Hepinstall Rodwell, Roger and Rochelle Holder Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Kaplan Shirley B. Kedes Emily, Ellen, Ellis Klebanoff Charles and Julia Kokotos Family of Susan Lee Mr. and Mrs. Roger Leff Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCormick, Jr. Claire and Morris Miller Gloria and Dan Nachmanoff Erika and Burjor Nargolwala Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Paris Mr. and Mrs. Pressman Rena and Emanuel Quint Mrs. Celia Ramos Nina Robin Dr. and Mrs. Jay Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Sachar Nancy R. Savin The Shliselberg Families ANG S.I.C.A.T. Dorothea J. Steindl Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Sudikoff Ed and Elaine Suszek Rabbi and Mrs. Twersky Helen S. M. Wegsman 269 Standing, from left to right: Robin Lichtenfeld, Colleen Hadigan, Bea Krain, Gabrielle Yen, Sally Persico, Cynthia Rand, Heather Mennella, Margot Gismondi, Jean Ahn, Anna Talamo. Sitting, from left to right: Karin Leff, Rebecca Harounian, Susan Telingator, Lisa Maxwell, Priscilla Burr. §taff Carol Lee Chevalier, Frae Delman, Wanda Gonzalez, Linda Gutowski, Margaret Hauser, Hedva Hiesiger, Debbie Maisel, Jutta Odenwaelder, Beverly Oppenheimer, Anne Phuvan, Rowena Tabora, Shiu-Lin Tsai 270 m(§WimAWiTmAWiiB 1384 Editor-in-Chief Susan Telingator Associate Editor Heather Mennella Advertising Editor Rebecca Harounian Art Editor jean Ahn Business Editor Colleen Hadigan Campus the Classroom Co-Editors Lisa Foley Margot Gismondi Clubs Editor Priscilla Burr Faculty Co-Editors Karin Leff Anna Talamo Layout Editor Heather Mennella Literary Editor Robin Lichtenfeld Opening Section Editor Cynthia Rand Photography Editor Gabrielle Yen Senior Editor Bea Krain Sports Co-Editors Lisa Maxwell Sally Persico Thanks to: Alumnae Office, Daniel Berick, Tom Kehoe (the Fly Killer), Dean King, Mr. Teddy Krain, George Ling, Doris Miller, Public Relations Office, Jeannette Richardson, Dean Schmitter, Maria Stewart, Thornton Studios, Joe Tolliver, Allen Yu Special Thanks to: Mrs. Patricia Ballou, Stuart Brown Cover Art by: Jean Ahn One Final Word ... to Lisa and Sally: a Merry Christmas ... to Heather: O Tay Panky ... to Bea: a German salute ... to Rebecca: a boost ... to Jean: a line or two ... to Colleen: a few figures ... to Lisa and Margot: a new setting ... to Priscilla: not just another blurb ... to Karin and Anna: the proper title ... to Cy: it ' s 7:02 ... to Robin: one more word . . . and to Gaby: a parting shot! God bless the Empire State Building! 271 Dear Class of 1984, There might be one among you who recalls the limerick I delivered at your Orientation Convocation on August 28, 1980: ' 84 is beginning to loom; Mr. Orwell foresaw it with gloom: You ' d each be a parrot, Regardless of merit — George was a prophet of doom! With nary a tinge of regret, I can see that the man was all wet! Let ' s dance and let ' s sing As you each do your thing — Your class will be the best yet! It is now obvious that I am a better forecaster than Orwell, for you are an unruly group of independent thinkers and a wonderful class! And I think I know where he went wrong: When Orwell predicted our fate. He was wrong on more than the date! If we ' re ever controlled, I predict we ' ll behold BIG SISTER as head of the state! What I really wish for each of you is an active, useful life, full of new challenges and accomplishments, but not so busy that you can ' t come back to see us often. Affectionately, 272 Barbara S. Schmitter Vice President for Student Affairs