Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1987 volume:

H€IPTaVIPIB€aVIPID BARNARD COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY B n RD college ARCHIVES i VOLUME 93 MCMLXXXVII NEW YORK CITY ELLEN V. FUTTER PRESIDENT, BARNARD COLLEGE To the Members of the Class of 1987: Just as the College breaks ground for the new dormitory you, the Class of 1987, prepare to explore new territory and face new challenges. Since the Fall of 1983, the vitality and enthusiasm of your class has been an important part of the fabric and community of Barnard. Your years here have coincided with exciting changes at the College: new academic programs such as the Freshman Seminars, the Quantitative Reasoning Program, and the introduction of the Centennial Scholars Program; the Barnard Columbia intercollegiate athletics program and dining exchange; and more opportunities to explore the vast resorces of New York City through internships and the Urban New York Program. And perhaps most exciting, you have witnessed the beginning of the new dormitory. Upon its completion, Barnard will be able to offer college residence to any student who wishes it — a fact that your class can surely appreciate! You are bright, savvy, talented women, and these are exciting times for women. You will have an opportunity to lend your energy and intellect to a vast array of important issues in this world. Whatever your interests may be research, medicine, artistic endeavors, politics, public service — be involved. Don ' t be passive; stand up for what you believe in; be willing to take risks. I am confident that in the years ahead each of you will find that your own powerful intellect and your Barnard education will serve you well as you seek to make the world a better place. We have enormous confidence in you — in what you will achieve and in the difference you will make to society. You can be certain that we will be here to cheer you on and we will always welcome you back. We hope you will keep in touch with us and continue the tradition of alumnae involvement with Barnard. Most of all. we wish you individual lives that are full and gratifying, and that occur in a world of peace. With all best wishes. Sincerely, Ellen V. Futter TAIEIIIE €ir C ' OllCIC irAVCUIlTT CIULIBS CaV xHIPILS llliriE SIP€I3TS SIENII ' OICS DIIICIECTOIRy ADYIEICTISINe EAST SIDE WEST SIDE ALL AROUND THE TOWN pB iiiP?Hli LIFE IS A CABARET, OLD CHUM -CABARET CITY THAT DOESN ' T SLEEP -NEW YORK, NEW YORK THERE ' S A PLACE FOR US. SOMEWHERE A PLACE FOR US. PEACE AND QUIET AND ROOM AND AIR -WEST SIDE STORY BARNARD NEW YORK, N.Y. 21 €N TIHIE II TIHIE STIEIPS TIHIE IPIIIEX TltilE IPILIB IHaV HIIIIT€N IBl€CII AIDIE IEILIPNaVIID IIAWN S€ILTIH lEIIElID aVTIHIENA • TiniE TimiNII IElP cinry iiieinT! TII HIE§ §€ILAICIE €ATS TIHIE YlllAeiE IPAVy ' S IPIZZA • §€ILiriH STIPIEIET SIEAIPCIPT « • « IPAIIAIDIIIL H . • §€IH€ N€IH€ AIPIEA • • 29 IBIPIEAVIt llNe NIEW IP I IBAII IEIC S lEIIIElID §IP1IKIIT • lll€N§ T€I|JCIHID€WN ? ? ? - • IBIULIE ANID WimiTIE • , IHIEAID €IE TIHIE CIHa IPIIIE§ TIHIE IB€ATIH€IL§IE S€€IPIE ! ! I 32 ADMINISTRATION Charles S. Olton. Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Faculty, and Associate Professor of History Barbara S. Schmitter Vice President and Dean for Student Affairs and Associate Professor of Psychology 36 Esther Rowland Dean for Pre-Professional Students Susan E. Quinby Assoc. Dir. Disabled Students 11. ANTHROPOLOGY Linda L. Oestry Instructor James P. Mohler Asst Professor Dennis W. Stevenson Assist Professor Jan Wassmer Stevenson Department Asst 44 Lorrin Johnson Asst Dir. of Lab Instruction CHEMISTRY Barbara Goodstein Associate 45 I Olympia Jebejian Associate DANCE Janis Ansley-Ungar Associate ECONOMICS Cecilia Conrad Asst Professor Duncan K. Foley Professor Gregory DeFreitas Asst Professor EDUCATION Katherine K. Wilcox Associate Anne L. Prescott Professor 53 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES 55 FRENCH Konrad A. Czynski Instructor Anne Boyman Asst Professor Serge Gavronsky Professor and Chairperson Elayne Dezon-Jones Asst Professor 56 Claude Holland Instructor Emmanuelle Huisman-Perrin Instructor GEOLOGY John E. Sanders Professor Regina Ayre Lecturer Brunhilde Linke Instructor f GERMAN Bridgitte Bradley Professor and Chairperson Gertrud M. Sakrawa Professor Marvin Shulman Senior Associate 59 ITALIAN Maristella Lorch Professor and Chairperson George Zettler Asst Professor 62 ORIENTAL Barbara S. Miller Professor and Chairperson PHILOSOPHY Mary Mothersill Professor and Chairperson Robert Tragresser Asst Professor PHYSICAL • EDUCATION Theodora lerides Associate Catherine Hartman Associate POLITICAL SCIENCE Elaine S. Abelson Adjunct Asst Professor Demetrios Caraley Professor and Chairperson Leslie Caiman Asst Professor 65 RELIGION SPANISH 73 THEATRE Elizabeth Swain Adjunct Asst Prof. 75 RICHARD P. YOUTZ Richard P. Youtz began working in the Barnard Psychology department in 1937. After serving in the U.S. Army Air Force during World War Two (1942-1946), he returned to Barnard as chairperson of the department. From 1946-1974 he constructed much of what is presently the program of study for Barnard psychology students. Professor Youtz was a distinguished experimental psychologist; his studies on extinction and spontaneous recovery are still used and discussed in laboratory courses in most of his work at Barnard. He implemented the first course for independent research projects in the psychology department (the second in the college), as well as seven laboratory courses in various fields of psychology. He, in large part, developed a department that was strongly grounded in scientific methodology. His approach as a scientist permeated other areas of Barnard College as well. As a member of the faculty. Professor Youtz was always prepared with objective data to support his arguments. He wanted to insure that all decisions for the Barnard curriculm were founded on a rational analysis of information. When the college was discussing the science requirement and the eligibility of psychol- ogy courses to fulfill it, Professor Youtz provided descriptions of these laboratory courses, as well as their content. His contribution to Barnard, however, as an advisor and mentor is of equal importance. As an advisor, he was always patient and sympathetic — and always produced a rational solution to one ' s problems. In the Dean of Studies Office (1974-1986), he was quick to show students the most efficient ways of studying and preparing for exams. The success of many Barnard students is in large part the result of his constant support and encouragement. Professor Youtz ' s interest and concern for students truly inspired his advisees, and helped a great many freshmen adjust to Barnard ' s rigorous acade mic environment. As Director of the Resumed Education Program, he frequently altered his own schedule to accomodate those students who could only speak to him in the evening. He had an enormous amount of energy and dedication: he sincerely put forth the greatest effort for the success of Barnard students. The Barnard community owes a great deal to his intellect, enthusiasm and kindness. For this reason we dedicate the Faculty Section of the 1987 Mortarboard to Prof. Richard P. Youtz. CHLIBS THE CLUBS OF BARNARD AND COLUMBIA Class of 1987 T pcfpr J t, r LCI Class of 1988 ICr rp n Stiiripntt; A nripitinn Class of 1989 L V C 3 Ix 1 J Class of 1990 Mpvi 1 BnllpHn 1 3 y L-l iVJlUii y V — i Lx L K Ir Ar Rlicci ir C 1 1 1 n IX Lt i d 1 v VWVy Qfiirlpntc: Ao ' ; inc;t K Iilitpiri m 1 LLJ.L.AC iLL? cl CI X1A3L lVAXXALClAXw7AXL Asian Student Union Sonne] c; of C n i n 5 W LA A I - X V_XIXXXC1 Asian Wompn ' s Coalition Qr pi ni n Cinn 1 L d 1 L 1 ? 1 I V — X Lt Barrnantae lJrV); n C aurus X L- ' C-4 A L V — C-1 U BARRN I In t rt yy Let X L Biolocv Clun C l nh 7pim; na X XUL Z_- CX XX LCA X XCA Black Heiehts X Cl V- X X X X X L 1. C7 7oonri v £. 1 J J Vy X CX X BOBW CVSC Carribean Students Association Debate Council Catholic Students Association Orrhesis Center for World Affairs Blue Key Society Chinese Students CluH XvX I X X L V. L vXVXV- X X L X A. Vy B C Democratic Socialists Circle K Club B C Art Review Clay Collective Barnard Musical Theatre B C Computing HEOP Student Council B C Course Guide Ski Club Community Youth Program B C Fanatics Barnard Economic Society Young and Gifted Society E.C.S. Pre-Law Society Equity Partners Barnard Women ' s Alliance Filipino Society The Flame Campus Credit Union German Club Philolexian Society Gilbert and Sullivan Society B C Filmmakers B C Gospel Choir Nightline Peer Counseling Greek American Organization Earth Coalition Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Ukranian Club Italian Cultural Society Biochemistry Society Persian Cultural Society STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Every registered Barnard student is a member of the Student Government Association. It is funded by the student activity fee you pay at the beginning of each semester. SGA is administered by an executive board of five elected students. The board allocates the fee, administers the budget, oversees all student organizations, manages the student store, runs voter registration drives, oversees the college committees, dispenses winter and summer grants, runs college-wide elections and coordi- nates winter and spring festivals. MJR: S.B.W. simply Victoria: ... because I naturally sup- port any sort of rebellion ... Lisako: HELLO (very loud) I ' m not here, so leave your name, number, and I ' ll get back . . . JT: Cut it even though you think (the SGA) is rich, we really aren ' t ... Lizzy the Lizard: Shush! I can ' t hear who said that- now how do you spell ... FREEHmHN CLH J—1 President- Jayme Wylong Vice President- Anna Mohl Treasurer- Jin Park Secretary- Susan Nanes EDPHmDRE CLHE President- Jennifer Strage Vice President- Geralyn Weiner Treasurer- Alice Kimball Secretary- Barrie Biddison JUNIOR CLR55 President- Deborah Schwartz Vice President- Athena Zias Treasurer- Tasha Daniels Secretary- Lisa Terrizi 5ENIDR CLRSS President- Sabrina Nichelle Scott Vice President- Brenda Boatswain Treasurer- Cheryl Derricotte Secretary- Ellen Moulinos RElflN JDURNHL Meng-Chun Fan, Chun-Lun Li, Peggy Wang, Jun Wang, Lisa Wang, Patrick Yu, Caroline Lee, Raymond Yu, Aimee Lee, Catherine Yu, The Asian Journal is an annual Barnard Columbia publication. Our purpose is to fos ter a greater under- standing of the problems, interests and experiences of the diverse and multi- ethnic Asian community in America. We aim for a high quality aesthetic pre- sentation, as well as intel- lectual diversity. Current conflicts of Asian identity and status within ethnic and American communi- ties are considered, along with reflections on heri- tage and custom, through the essays, poetry, short stories, art work, and pho- tographs of our contribu- tors. 1987 marks the elev- enth year of our existence. REIHN lUamENE CDRLlTlflN President- Jean Talvy Vice President- Georgiana Hsu Vice President- Yahphen Chang Treasurer- Swan Cheng PR Director- Minh Vu j _. m m f,. Delegates- Nina Chien, Yoon Huh ws ALTERNATIVE VISIONS REIHN ETUOENTE UNION Asian Students Union pro- motes understanding of Asian culture via its academic, cul- tural, and social activities. The group voices Asian interest on campus and generates interac- tion between the various Asian groups and the community. President- Seam Kim Vice President- David Bocobo Treasurer- Eric Ma Secretary- Hahn Sull Pffffi BflCCHflNTHE Bacchantae is an entirely female singing group that prepares and performs music for the en- tertainment of Barnard stu- dents, faculty, administration and alumnae, as well as for oth- er academic institutions and public audiences. Musical Director- Marisa Clapp Business Manager- Amy Veltman Members- Nicole Kelly, Michelle Lewis, Joanne Pocsidio, Lauren Berman, Rachel Hanser, Rebecca Wright B C mUElCRL THEATRE B C Musical Theatre was cre- ated in the fall of 1985 to bring mainstream Broadway musical comedy back to the Barnard Columbia campus. After starting with a cast of six and staff of three for its first show, B C Musical The- atre has grown to produce a Broadway cabaret and a Paja- ma Game that drew almost five hundred people last November. President- Carolyn Mostel Vice President- Steven Chaikelson Treasurer- Stu Kaplan Secretary- Grant Goldstein BHRNHRD ECDNDmiCE EDCIETV Barnard Economics Society provides tutoring in eco- nomics, field trips and lec- tures. It seeks to promote interaction among stu- dents of economics and to spark student interest in the subject. President- Michelle Leichtman Vice President- Arlena Filipowicz Treasurer- Esther Rosenfeld Members- Liza Wu, Catherine Metcalf, Carolyn Lee Cathy Yu She Petromino. BOCHEmiETRV 5DCIETV Biochemistry Society is a fo- rum in which students are able to discuss current topics. President- Melanie Amster Co- President- Joanne Pace Vice President- Lori Bottalico Treasurer- Diana LaPlace Secretary- Anne Francoise Potterat Public Affairs- Inna Goldberg Creative Cons ultant- Larysa Pevny PR Coordinator- Shelley Weinstock BIDLDGV CLUB Maria Paradisis, Monica Lorenzo, Ketsia Alert, Ana Hom The Barnard Biology Club provides its members with the opportunity to explore various career opportunities in biology, as well as to pur- sue knowledge for its own sake. We sponsor lectures by faculty members of the Biolo- gy Department, guest lectur- ers from outside institutions and even students who talk about summer biology expe- riences. In the future we hope to sponsor more events cater- ing to the general student population. President- Wanda Gonzalez Vice President- Patricia Soteropoulos Treasurer- Dawne Grannum Secretary- Robin Hill BLUE HEV EDCIETV The purpose of this organiza- tion is to actively involve Barnard students in the re- cruitment of perspective stu- dents. We achieve this goal by giving tours, host ing per- spective students, visiting high schools, and organizing open houses. President- Eleni Moulinos Vice President- Jennifer Moshene Secretary Treasurer- Carol Schiller Tourguide Coordinator- Sofia Stefatos Marisa Tecson, Deborah DiRisc, Nina Lesser, Martha Kein, Debo- rah Goldstein, Edna Scheindling, Yael Dayan, Robbi Waldman. B.D.B.IU. Barnard ' s Organization of Black Women (BOBW) is an organization which promotes black awareness on the Barnard campus. We deal with the issues relating to the black students of our generation. President- Pamela Groomes Vice President- Charmaine Woolcock Treasurer- Andrea Cassells Corresponding Secretary- Myrna Cadet Alumni Network- Denise Gaskin Celebration Coordinator- Michele Johnson Althea Abrahams, Edwidge Dandicot, Rhonda Har- rison, Brenda Boatswain, Lori Fleming, Karen Best, Nicole Attaway. Caribbean Student Associa- tion promotes awareness and understanding of Caribbean culture on campus. To ac- complish its aim, the group sponsors lectures on the cul- ture, politics, and economics of the Caribbean nations, as well as films and social gatherings. President- Terry Walcott Treasurer- Trevor Parris Secretary- Ann Jones Cltural Chair- Jacqueline Hall Public Relations- Marcia Narvine Academic Chair- Karl Rowe CflRlBBEHN 5TUDENT5 HEEnClRTlDN Walt Goodridge, Paul Doeffemthaller, Dean Blackman, Charmaine Woolcock, Denise Gaskin, Natalie Lopez. CENTER FDR UUDRLD RFFfllRE The Center for World Affairs exposes the students to inter- national relations by organiz- ing activities, conferences, and quest speakers. Eric Praeger, Adel Aslani, Nancy Wu, Erika Harding, Victoria Jackman, Mandona Hormozi, Zachary Margolis, Winston Za- charia, Ching Wah Chin. CHINESE 5TUDENT5 CLUB The Barnard Columbia Chinese Student ' s Club integrates cuhural awareness with so- cial functions, and provides an amicable atmosphere for both its members and fel- low college students to asso ciate in. CSC has served as a unifying force in bringing together students of common interests, ethnic background and culture. The club ' s yearly activities include Welcomefest, to greet freshman. Senior event, and the spec- tacle of the year, the Chinese New Year Festival. CSC also publishes a bi-weekly newsletter and a yearly magazine, the Bulletin. President- Yi-Ling Tiffany Woo Vice President- Edna Wong, Horace Ng Treasurer- Julie Chiu Executive Committee Members- Tim Kweng, Phil Hsu, Nancy Leung, Eliot Eng, Stan Chen. CLHV COLLECTIVE The Barnard Clay Collec- tive provides members of the undergraduate commu- nity with studio space, time, equipment, and in- struction on ceramic craftsmanship and clay art. Michael Carey, Jane Dauber, Jennifer Egert, Anne Griffith, Doris Hersfeld, Hyang Ah (Hannah) Lee, Nancey Samuels, J. Adam Schwarz, Karen Usdan. CLUB ZflfTlflNfl Club Zamana seeks to make the Columbia Uni- versity area more aware of the cultures, traditions, and current events of SouthEast Asia (The Indian Subcontinent). President- M. Saba Zaidi Smita Biswas, Sarah Chandu, Raveen Saluja, Sana Irfani, Soma Bis- was, Kakoli Ray. E.C.5. PRE-LHLU EDCIETV The Pre-Law Society is dedicated to helping stu- dents explore their interest in the legal field. The club arranges meetings with lawyers, law students, and pre-law advisors in order to provide all interested members of the university with the opportunity to learn about law school and the different types of law that attorneys practice. President- Sarah Namnama Vice President- Leslie Rosenberg Treasurer- Catherine Yan Public Relations- Germaine David Publicity Director- Charity Colahan Secretary- Debi Ashley Coordinator- Kellee Tsai Executive Committee Member- Rebecca Wilier THE FLHmE The Flame is a non-sectarian Jewish group which meets to discuss various issues. It also provides free counseling and learning programs. President- Yael Roshwalb Vice President- Rebecca Miller Columbia Coordinator- John Shankman GERmHN CLUB The German Club offers a wide range of activities for its members. The club sponsors many German films and traditional cele- brations, such as Weih- nachtsfest and Oktober- fest. The club not only introduces German culture to students taking German classes, but also helps them to improve their German. President- Sarah Corfield Vice President- Kristine Ledyard Treasurer- Toni Lioudakis Secretary- Courtney Todd GILBERT AND 5ULLIVRN 5DCIETV The Barnard Gilbert and Sullivan Society has been in existence since the early 1950 ' s and has continuous- ly provided the Barnard- Columbia community with complete savoy pro- ductions, as well as the oc- casional Broadway musi- cal. This year the society is producing one of Gilbert and Sullivan ' s most popu- lar operettas- The Mikado, as well as a musical show in the spring. President- David Snyder Vice President- Audrey Becker Secretary- Sue Kim, Bachelle Schwartz Business Manager- Shari Hyman Andrew Hyman, David Kukoff, Lyle Zimskind, Thomas Love, Andrew Lawrence, Jenny Bruce, Sherry Hoke, Leah Kopperman, Rosario Manalo, Rebecca Morse, Caroline Ranald, Rachel Turk, Ruth Wageman, Leah Zimmerman. Not Pictured- Carey Lahey, Jodie Lane B C GD5PEL CHOIR The B C Gospel Choir per- forms two concerts during the academic school year and also performs at vari- ous events on and off campus. President- Debi Gilchrest Vice President- Brenda Boatswain Treasurer- Trappio Horne Secretary- Awo Sarpong Director- Nancy Clark HEDP CLUB The purpose of the HEOP club is to foster a sense of awareness and understand- ing of the diverse ethnic groups represented in the club through cultural, aca- demic, and social activities. President- Jasmin Rodriguez Vice President- Mahalia Joseph UMB Rep.- Loriann Guzman Senior Rep.- Loriann Guzman Senior Rep.- Louisa Wong Treasurer- Kim Greene Secretary- Lori Fleming Junior Rep.- Paulette Lewis Sophmore Rep.- Martha Anthony Lori Fleming, Mahalia Joseph, Jasmin Rodriguez, Martha Anthony, Loriann Guz- man, Paulette Lewis, Kim Greene, Louisa Wong. mClNTDEH flCTlVlTlEB COUNCIL Mcintosh Activities Council, fondly known by its acro- nym McAc , provides a large amount of the program- ming and activities on cam- pus. It is composed of six committees, chaired singly or in groups of two or three. They are the Emily Gregory Committee, Social Commit- tee, Coffeehouse Committee, Lecture Committee, Publicity Committee, and the Concert Committee. Many of the McAc activities are held in Mcintosh Center, providing a dynamic, vital center of stu- dent life. President- Maryann Banikarim Vice President- Sabrina Ray Secretary- Kaisa Akerlund Treasurer- Shinta Widjaja Christine Giordano, Cecila Nass, Erica Reedy, Caroline Fabend, Rita Fournier, Jessica Neighbor, Chris Brown, Susan Domingue. Not Pictured- Nancy Appel, Mimi Burke, Esther Rosenfeld. PERElflN CULTURAL 5DCIETV The Persian Cultural Soci- ety was established as an organization of Barnard College in the Fall of 1986. The aim of the club is to allow students to be ex- posed to the history, cul- ture, and practices of Iran through educational, cul- tural, and social activities. We have had and plan to have many activities to en- hance the international spectrum at Barnard. We hope that this orgainiza- tion will expand, as will the horizons of it members. Awisheh Awini, Rebecca Harounian, Liz Elghanian. Manda Hor- moz, Maryam Banikarim, Lili Asgar. 5HI CLUB The Barnard Columbia Ski Club provides opportunities for recreational and competi- tive skiing to Columbia and Barnard students. President- John Campbell Vice President- Vanessa Hirschowitz V.P. Ski Instructor- Kew Berlimer 5DUND5 DF CHINA Sounds of China offers a three hour radio broadcast on WKCR-FM each week. The group ' s goals are to in- troduce the Barnard Co- lumbia community to Chi- nese music and cuhure, and to promote social and cultural interaction. President- Jenny Lee Acting President- Emil Shim Vice President- Tudor Tien Treasurer- Kenny Yu Secretary- Michael Lee Producer- James Yee Chief Engineer- William Lo Publicity- Jay Lee Activities Coordinator- Winnie Ma Executive Committee Members - Catherine Kung, Shirley Chen, Hing Loi, ToChung-Chi, Jason Yee, ShirleyjTsang, Tony Tsai. EPHNIEH CLUB The Spanish Club seeks to promote the study of Span- ish language and Latin American culture among Barnard students. President- Laura Malkin-Stuart Anna Loukissa, Ada Guerrero, Karen Lue-Yat, Betty Kim, Debra L. Rivera, Maria Elena Solino, Ana Bomser, Sandra Ehrenpreis, Evika Harding. INAL CHANCtk ' THAT THE THREE MAJOR  ilSTRATIVE PROBLEMS ON US ARE SEX FOR THE STUDENTS. TICS FOR THE ALUMNI AND MG FOR THE FACULTY. -CLARK KERR A PLEASANT COMP- REDUCES THE LENG THE JOURNEY. ; NION H OF PULILIUS S YRUS WHY SCENt THE SPEC! ICE ARE WE, AND ARE WE OF WHAT ;? kCTORS OR ATORS? -SHELLEY FRIENDSHIP. LIKE LOVE, IS DESTR BY LONG ABSENCE. THOUGH IT BE INCREASED BY SHORT INTERMISSIONS. -SAMUEL JOHI DYED MAY MSON T09 HOTEL h EVERYBODY HAS HIS OWN THEATRE IN WHICH HE IS MANAGER, ACTOR, m Living in a dorm on broadway is in the city. My dorm room itself, themselves at home while we talk Coronet pizza and milkshakes at Plans we ' re made, dates broken, came. Leaving my room breaks my the new apartment on the 25th. JIJ great. The subway is on the corner. I can go anywhere might not be home, but I made it mine. Friends can make until 7 in the morning about everything from MSM ' s, Tom ' s at midnight to fire drills, loud music and men. and jokes played in my room. Graduation day finally heart, but the memories are still there. We move into It ' s not on Broadway. 113 Omv Moul (mi Dad, Tlub qvd dim idll at idgbt. OM i get M. - Me, Dcjoji Moul ojmH Dad, Bfadc Huff a falLg tliA Haof of Hob klmim. 2961 Oe w Moui and Dad, I lad Ob figtt u)iOl mj njooumdtk . If ijod dmt ipealc Zfe IwaiiMq office fat m , I kca e tcf im c, ' un (ji)(tk Uu guij Geotgio ' , m ajSiS cud Ic ujcu to ' [}aiMt m. f e icdd Uidt I uJotvt wem kca e tct pouj mit. - m C c ' Peao M(m cud Dad, M(uk up u)(tk Hjooumatk,. gvd mi ' doot ffM bunpi aSj. 116 117 1 I Barnard College Tie Street . IColumbia Universitv |116 Street 119 Coed At Last By Roek«feii« r d ew supcr-deli 4 X big opening ® Men move into 620 for 1st time !| iSt S axter dies in ftv Fire destroys room in BHR Rockefeller Center Fosters ore In 11th day at start of Divest Day rallies Barnard to beef up arts offerings I 132 Paris bombing five blocks from Reid Hall cso BC dorm to be 18-story addition to BHR quad Barnard clericals set strike date Hundreds gather for BC rape vigil BC bursar sentenced to four months of weekends irS COMINGS Stcve 133 NEW SITES ON THE HEIGHTS Of the many changes which the class of 1987 has observed, the most exciting is the dormitory complex. As the school progresses to an almost entirely residential population, the need for housing has become steadily become a more crucial problem. Due to this arising problem, a task force was initially established in the early 80 ' s to discuss and submit a report on the need for a new dormitory facility. It was not until 1986. when funds became available that the New Dormitory Advisory Committee was established. This committee began in the spring to update the original report and formulate a program for the new Desidence Hall, now that the state loan had been established for its construction. This new committee was chaired by (Sigmund Ginsberg, Vice President for Financial Affairs. Dean Schmitter and Dean Gatch also assisted. There were representatives from the administration, faculty, alumni and students. All concerns were expressed and ELLEN FUTLER AND JAMES POLSHEK written in a proposed program presented to the competing architects. In (September James (Stuart Polshek ' s architectural firm was chosen and the site was established in October, to be the completion of the BHD quadrangle. This site was met with a number of grievances which were presented by (Students Against the Dormitory but no further action was taken. Positive reaction was also seen at the Convocation, where the plans for the new Qesidence Hall were shown to the Barnard community. Of the many features which the writte n program offered were: a new cafe, both suite and floor style living, better access for mibility in the BHP complex, kitchens on all floors and a games room, all of which will be included in the Qesidence Hall. Yet the most distinctive feature, is the tower on the Northeast corner which will be a new landmark in the Heights. Construction of the New Desidence Hall will begin in April 1987 and completion is expected for (September 1988 or (September 1989 at the latest. The committee will continue to meet to update itself and discuss any problems. Just as construction of Deid, Hewitt. Mcintosh and Altschul have been special moments in the history of the college, the new Desidence Hall will also leave its statement, hopefully a posi- tive one. Susan Hollander. New Dormitory Advisory Committee 11 WHEN IT ' S TIME TO LEAVE BROADWAY Fall Results Opponents Hartford L riew York University W Seven Sisters Tournament 1st of 8 Skidmore W Mount Holyoke W Smith W Molloy W Cornell W Long Island University W Brown L Yale L FDU-Madison L Cornell L St. Francis L (Wiri 7, LOST 6) no. POS. CLASS 10 Sarah Andrew Q BC ' 89 42 Valerie Brunger F CC ' 87 25 Christina Dugger F C CC ' 89 44 Michelle Qildersleeve Q CC ' 90 21 Margaret Munnelly G CC ' 90 33 Debbie Persico Q BC ' 88 12 Mylaine Riobe F CC ' 90 34 Tiffany Rodenfels F BC ' 90 5 Charlene Schuessler Q BC ' 90 55 Michelle Seaman F BC ' 90 22 Mary Jane Skinner F CC ' 89 30 Trisha Suggs C CC ' 90 20 Kristina Tyer F CC ' 88 40 Charlene Williams C CC ' 90 35 Erika Woolson F CC ' 90 13 Ula Lysniak - Captain F BC ' 87 Head Coach: nancy Kalafus Asst. Coaches: Allison Jones Barbara Albom Manager: Diana LaPlace BC ' 87 1 FEMCinQ Fall Results CLASS Columbia 12 Harvard 4 Katy Bilodeaux CC ' 87 Columbia 12 north Carolina 4 Magaly Colimon CC ' 87 Columbia 12 M. Carolina State 4 Marie Craft CC ' 88 Columbia 14 Duke 2 Heather D ' Adamo BC ' 90 Columbia 15 Cornell 1 Connie Koh BC ' 90 Pennsylvania 10 Columbia 6 Wendy Louie CC ' 89 (Win 5, LOST 1) Amee Manges CC ' 90 Liz Melcher CC ' 90 Darlene Pratschler CC ' 89 Debra Tundis CC ' 87 Dina Warner CC ' 88 Head Coach: Dr. Aladar Kogler Co-Captains: Katy Bilodeaux Wendy Louie ARCHERY VOLLEYBALL no. POS. CLASS 5 Ije Acholonu MB CC ' 90 7 Cindy Adams MB SEAS ' 90 13 Karin Akerlund OH BC ' 90 15 Terri Ambron S DS BC ' 90 8 Pamela Fairchild OH SEAS ' 88 11 Dyana Garcia MB BC ' 90 4 Amy Lai OH BC ' 89 14 Lisa Ledwith S BC ' 87 9 Katherine Lee OH CC ' 90 10 Ana Rodriguez OH BC ' 88 3 Courtney Timberlake DS BC ' 90 12 Jenny Walter OH SEAS ' 90 2 Peggy Wang S DS BC ' 90 6 Irene Yu DS BC ' 89 Head Coach: Cindy Laughlin Asst. Coach: Janet Elder Captain: Lisa Ledwith 15T Fall Results Columbia 3 Hew York Univ. Hartford 3 Columbia 1 Columbia 3 St. Francis Columbia 3 Seton Hall 1 Mew York Tech 3 Columbia Harvard 3 Columbia 2 Brown 3 Columbia C.W. Post 3 Columbia 1 Lafayette 3 Columbia 1 Pennsylvania 3 Columbia Seven Sisters Invitational 2nd of 8 Columbia 2 Bryn Mawr Columbia 2 Skidmore Mt. Holyoke 2 Columbia Columbia 2 Wellesley Smith 2 Columbia Princeton 3 Columbia Delaware Invitational Fairleigh Dickinson 2 Columbia Delaware 2 Columbia 1 Md. -B.C. 2 Columbia Seton Hall 2 Columbia 1 Fairleigh Dickinson 3 Columbia Drexell Invitational Boston College 2 Columbia 1 Drexel 2 Columbia Fairleigh Dickinson 2 Columbia Connecticut 2 Columbia Yale 3 Columbia 1 Cornell 3 Columbia Columbia 3 Dartmouth 2 Army 3 Columbia Ivy League Championships Brown 3 Columbia Yale 3 Columbia (won 7, LOST 24) 152 153 SOCCER Fall Results no. POSITION CLASS Seven Sisters Tournament 3rd of 8 17 Lesli Allison Defense CC ' 89 Columbia 2 Swarthmore 20 Katy Bilodeaux Midfleld CC ' 87 Mt. Molyoke 1 Columbia 6 Laural Boone Defense BC 87 Columbia 2 Wellesley 1 23 Christie Clifford Midfleld BC ' 89 Harvard 1 Columbia 10 Mary Egan Defense BC ' 89 Columbia 3 lona 4 Elyse Feder Forward CC ' 89 Southampton 4 OT . . . Columbia 1 22 Kristen Friedholm Midfield CC ' 90 Columbia 1 OT . . Yale 1 11 Sarah Gump Defense BC ' 90 Dartmouth 5 Columbia 8 Diane Kay Defense CC ' 88 SUMY Stony Brook 2 Columbia 12 Dineo Khabele Forward CC ' 89 Columbia 3 Manhattanville 1 15 Anette Kreipke Midfield CC ' 90 Princeton 2 Columbia 3 nicole Lamb Defense BC ' 90 Brown 6 Columbia 5 nicole Marwell Midfield CC ' 90 Army 1 Columbia 21 Mamie McClure Defense BC ' 90 Cornell 6 Columbia 1 18 Jackie Monaco Defense CC ' 88 Monmouth 2 Columbia 1 13 Lynn Murphy Forward CC ' 90 (WON 4, LOST 10, TIED 1) 9 Kim neuhaus Forward CC ' 89 Lauren Nisonson Goalkeeper CC ' 88 7 Hilary Mover Midfield CC ' 90 16 Donna Pacicca Goal For. CC ' 87 25 Sylvia Patalano Midfield CC ' 87 14 Stephanie Sauter Midfield BC ' 87 2 Susanna Schaller Forward BC ' 90 24 Kyra Tirana Defense CC ' 87 19 Jessica Whyte Forward BD ' 89 Head Coach: Bill Wilkins Asst. Coach: Jenine Aniano 157 CLASS Molly Carr BC ' 89 Lisa Dabney CC ' 90 Suzanne Despres CC ' 90 Karina Foley BC ' 88 Andrea Franchett CC ' 89 Emily Hildebrandt BC ' 87 Michelle Kendall CC ' 90 Lisa Landau CC ' 89 Devon Martin CC ' 90 Lynn Murphy CC ' 90 Lynn Piicholas CC ' 88 llaria Rebay CC ' 87 Heather Ruddock CC ' 88 Heather Sanderson BC ' 89 Bonnie Siegel BC ' 88 Sharon Smith BC ' 90 Stephanie Spencer CC ' 89 Jennifer Thompson CC ' 90 Maria Torella BC ' 88 Emily Valiquette CC ' 88 Sheena Wright CC ' 90 Sarah Zehr CC ' 89 Head Coach: Kate Moore Asst. Coach: Bill Hodge Cross Country Results Opponent Seton Hall W Princeton L Yale L Dartmouth L Seven Sisters Invitational 3rcl of 7 Metropolitan Championships 5th of 12 Jersey City State W new York University W Montclair State W Meptagonal Championships 10th of 10 (won 4, LOST 3) Track Results Opponent Princeton Invitational Princeton Georgetown Manhattan Fordham (won 2. LOST 2) CREW VARSITY CREW ri ASS Jane Bolgatz CC ' 87 Anne Cartwright CC ' 87 JlJ%tl 1 1 d L L4 loci L Sarah Dunn CC ' 89 Kari Fraser CC ' 88 Fvp Cinlfif nhf rn AiTihf r Hartnpnsi rr ' 88 Ann l.f p BC ' 89 lpnnv 1 vnn Val 1 1 IV ' • J I ' ll CC ' 88 Martha McQuinness BC ' 88 Liz McHenry CC ' 87 .Ipnnv rSaranin RC ' 88 Yvette riora BC ' 88 Jeanette Odynski BC ' 88 Erica Reedy BC ' 87 Elena Rover BC,88 Katy Schwartz BC ' 89 Eve Spiliotes BC ' 88 Emily Tow BC ' 87 Emily Wolfe BC ' 88 nancy YafTa BC ' 89 Head Coach: Ed Hewitt Co-Captains: Jane Bolgatz Yvette Mora FRESHMAn nOVlCE CREW CLASS Melanie Allen CC ' 87 Romi Antoine BC ' 90 Erica Aurami CC ' 88 Becky Balint BC ' 90 Tatiana Begelman CC ' 90 Julia Callahan BC ' 90 Brett Conifrey BC ' 90 Ashima Dayal CC ' 89 Miriam Qelber BC ' 90 Cindy Qerstner BC ' 90 Jane Qlucksman BC ' 90 Elizabeth Qomart CC ' 89 Amy Qruber CC ' 89 Angela Heacock BC ' 89 Christinne Horstmann CC ' 89 Page Hurwitz BC ' 90 Joy Kim SEAS ' 90 Alice Lu BC ' 90 Cathy Martin CC ' 90 Karena O ' Riordan CC ' 90 Lisa Povich BC ' 90 Angela Read BC ' 90 Wendy Sangster • BC ' 90 Joanne Waage CC ' 90 Head Coach: Tom Hewitt SWIMMING Fall Results Opponent Seton Hall W Harvard L Pennsylvania L Cornell W Dartmouth W (won 5, LOST 2) EVEHT CLASS Miriam Abukhdair Free CC ' 90 Susan Beamis Fly CC ' 87 Laura Callif Distance CC ' 90 Sonya Cvercko Sprint CC ' 89 Val Dormady Sprint CC ' 90 Karen Ehrlich Sprint CC ' 89 Anne Fallon Free CC ' 87 Tina Fischer Breast CC ' 83 Alix Gitelman Back CC ' 87 Susie Grant Distance CC ' 90 Vanessa Hirschowitz Fly BC ' 90 Krysten Hommel Breast CC ' 88 Adrienne Jones Back CC ' 90 Annemarie Jurcazk Free CC ' 87 Jill Keller Fly CC ' 87 Lori Koss Sprint CC ' 89 Sharon Kuong Fly CC ' 88 Roma Kusznir Back SEAS ' 89 Lynne Lada Distance CC ' 87 Laura Lent Fly CC ' 87 Soren Lowell Distance CC ' 89 Anne Martens Back CC ' 89 Christie McCoy Fly CC ' 90 Julie Meidinger Distance CC ' 89 Dianne Morse Free CC ' 90 Sheryl O ' Shea Fly BC ' 90 Leslie Pendleton Dive CC ' 88 Laura Rutschman Distance BC ' 88 Erika Schroter Free CC ' 90 Head Coach: Jeff Ward Diving Coach: Gordon Spencer Co-Captains: Lynne Lada Alix Gitelman 162 TENNIS CLASS Sue De Lara BC ' 90 Leslie Gittess CC ' 88 Donna Herlinsky CC ' 89 Happy Ho CC ' 90 Radhi Majmudar CC ' 90 Dawn Muchmore CC ' 89 Amy Perkel CC ' 89 Teresa Saputo CC ' 87 Holly Turchetta BC ' 90 Kathrin Wanner CC ' 90 Head Coach: Eve. E. Ellis Co-Captains: Leslie Gittess Teresa Saputo Fall Results Columbia 9 St. John ' s Columbia 8 Rutgers 1 Eastern Collegiate Tournament 3rd Columbia 8 Pace 1 Columbia 7 Fordham 2 (won 4, LOST 0) 165 SIENII€IC§ 170 Melanie I Amster Biochemistry Whoever undertakes to set himself up as judge in the Field of Truth and Knowledge is shipw- recked by the laughter of the Gods -Albert Einstein Elise L Anderson English All my love to friends and family Our most impor- tant possessions are our memories — in nothing else are we rich, in noth- ing else are we poor. Lili Asgor Economics Shiro M, Atik Religion If you can fill the unforgiv- en minute with sixty sec- onds worth of distance run. yours is the earth . , . -Rudyord Kipling 171 172 Margo A Bayroff Sociology Aim for excellence, work hard to achieve your goals, but always remem- ber to save some time for the most important things in your life — the people you love. Lenore Beaulieu Psychology Lisa Bellows Psychology He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. -A.J. Stanley in What Constitutes Success .1 Kay L. Bender Psychology Wisdom is a shelter as money is a shelter, but the advantage of knowledge is this the life of its possessor. -Ecclesiostes 7: 12 Kathleen E Bennett Political Science Exeunt Omnes Because this is the way it needs to be done. And when the room is empty, the floor swept. We will take off our shoes again and dance 173 Karen Benson Wonnen ' s Studies Amy Bevacqua Philosophy and Italian Stephanie E, Blau English Not in the clamor of ftie crowded street, not in the shouts and plaudits of the throng, but in our- selves are triumph and defeat -Longfellow in The Poets Leslie L Bloomer Religion But after all, what is a scholar ' One who may not break bounds under pain of expulsion from the academy of which he is a member. Robert Graves in The White Goddess Cindy Brenda P. Boatswain Psychology Forsake the foolish, and live: and go in the way of understanding. A foolish woman is clamorous: She is simple, and knoweth nothing. Proverbs 10:6,10 174 Deborah Ann Bodner Political Economy Julio Bonem English, Minor French Little ttiougtits for tittle minds. Little britches for little behinds- Mrs. Dzialo (Mike D ' s mom) A squid eating dougti in a polyettiylene bag. is fast and bulbous, get me ' -Captain Beefheart Lori A, Bottalico Biochemistry Well, my feet ttiey finally took root in ttie eartti But I got me a nice little place in ttie stars . . . -Bruce Springsteen Martha Boudakion Political Science The average girl is told that marriage is her ulti- mate goal . . . Like the mute beast fattened for slaughter, she is prepared for that. -Emma Goldman Florrie Brofman Computer Science Stacey Brener Computer Science 175 Fawn Brickel Chemistry Rachel Brody Computer Science Kindro Brown English Sonia Bujas History Barbara Burke English We have eaten and loved and the sun is up. Goodbye- -Basil Bunting Sarah Cardelus- Ancient Studies 177 Leiin Chao Anthropology Helen Yan-Heung Chen Economics and Oriental Studies Pearl L. Chin Psychology Yield not thy neck To fortune ' s yoke, but let ttiy dauntless mind Still ride in triumpti over all mischance. -Shakespeare ■ 1 180 183 Sharon Eicher Political Science Elizabeth Elghanayan Political Science Dream and deed are not as different as many think. Ait ttie deeds of men (and women) are dreams at first, and be- come dreams in ttie end. -Theodor Herzl Lisa M. Elikon Psychology Minor: History A time will come wtien you will be old enougti to read fairytales again. - C.S, Lewis Emily L. Elliot English On all ttie tragic scene ttiey stare. One asks for mournful melodies. Accomplistied finers begin to play. Their eyes mid many wrinkles, their eyes. Their ancient, glittering eyes, are gay W,B. Yeats in Lapis lazuli 185 Deidre Fogarty English 186 I Deborah Pesya Fortinsky Economics Peace bought at the price of spiritual violation is no true peace, it is a form of oppression -Ka- ren Casey and Martha Vanceburg Butterflies are free! Ileen Frankel 190 Wanda Ivette Gonzalez Biology lEnsanchal, ensancha. loh vidal I Para mi tu caminol Brota a raudales de placer divino De amor, de gloria y vivas emociones Que en devorante sed mi alma encendida. Pide grandes pasiones De su ambicion el hdlilo abrasado Abre. loh mundol. tu seno -Gertrudis Gomez de Avellaneda Arriba. Arriba. ! ARRIBA! - Speedy Gonzalez 191 Tara A. Giffin Economics We wear the mask that grins and lies. If hides our cheei s and shades our eyes, - - This debt we pay to human guile: With torn and bleeding hearts we smile. And mouth with myriad subtleties. -Paul Laurence Dunbar Alia Grinshtat Economics It ' s not what you do. It ' s the way you do it. Colleen M. Hadlgan Psychology There may be intelli- gences or sparks of the divinity in millions - - but they are not Souls fill they acquire identities, till each one is personally itself -John Keats Carolyn Halpern Economics 192 193 Suzanne R. Herzberg English Relda N. Hill English The Lord is my shepard: I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside still waters. He res- foreth my soul . . . -23 Psalm 194 195 196 197 Diana LaPlace Biochemistry Elizabeth Larsen English 201 202 203 204 Julie M. Manushkin Sociology We are constantly invited to be wtiat we are. -Hen- ry David Ttioreau Deborah Marcus Political Science Jennifer Andrea Gino Markus Biology could not tiave made it wittiout you! Love you — my family and Ray! O • ft© Angela T. Mazzoferro Applied Math Ttius mathematics may be defined as the subject in which we never know what we are talking about nor whether what we are saying is true. Bertrand Russell Tiffany McDermott Economics tvly feeling is that while we should have the deepest respect for reality, we should not let it control our lives. -New Yorker 206 Erin Mullin Psychology 207 Jacqueline Shea Murphy English Georgia L. Murray Economics Kyoko Nakayama Oriental Studies Sarah J.E. Namnanna Political Science Minor: Environmental Science ... To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed so- cial condition: to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded. -Ralph Waldo Emerson Cecilia Patrice Nass Mathematics Minor: Economics 210 211 Ayala Pollak Religion Miriam Polster History Education Your smile makes all the difference in ftie world. Anne-Francoise Potterat Biochemistry Terry Peltz Presmont Economics All Honor, Praise and Glory is Due to God. Thank You Barnard, for believing in me and allowing me this opportunity I have ev- erything to gain and nothing to lose. 214 Dena Raimondo-Paolino Political Science Well the dam has finally broken-thank God I learned to swim! Love and thanks to pop. gram, mom. AH. JW. JE. BR. DG. JB. JC. DM. AK and Laura (of course!) Erica Kay Reedy English We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we first started And know the place for the first time. - T.S. Eliot 216 217 Awo Sarpong Political Science am a black woman tall as a cypress strong beyond all definition still defying place and time and circumstance assailed impervious indestructable Look on me and be renewed Marl Evans Karen Bond Sox Religion Jill Schlesinger Economics Cathrin Schmitt Mary Margaret Schroeder Urban Affairs Renee Schwarzchild Mathematics The best mattress tias no Amy Mane Schwenzfeier Economics Sabrina Nichelle Scott Anttiropology Minor Economics can do all things through Christ who strengthens me I love you Mom, grandma. Rebecca, and Brenda Thanks for believ- ing in me. Sibel Sezer Economics Sybil Sheorin Program in ttie Arts Mary Sheetian Political Science Jennifer R. Sher Biology and Visual Arts These four years have been packed with in- credibly treasured experi- ences enhanced by my professors, family and close friends whose per- sonal inspiration and sup- port has helped me achieve all that I dreamt. Satomi Shigemitsu Psychology 220 Susan J. Slater History Why bother scoring or winning the gome at all? Wouldn ' t it be enough just to enjoy it? -Paul Hoch Gloria Lynn Smilowitz Psychology There is no creature whose inward being is so strong that it is not greatly determined by what lies outside it -George Eliot in liliddlemarch Maria Solino Spanish Miriam Spitzer Political Science 221 Leslie B Stern Economics Ancient Studies Gretchen A. Stipec Rubio Ctiemistry Debbie Straus European History Who is rich? he who re- joices in his portion. -Ethics of the Fathers Who is rich? he who has friends like those made in college -Debbie Straus Alexandra Styron Program in the Arts 225 Cynthia L. Weissman Political Economy How sad and bad and mad if was — but then, how it was sweet! -Robert Browning Ptiilippa Whalen Political Science Km Alexandra Woodside Whiyte Urban Studies Minor: Religion Every true New Yorl er believes with all his heart that when a New Yorker is tired of New york. he is fired of life. -Robert Moses Beth Ann Wightman English was a fantastic student until ten and then my mind begin to wander. - Grace Paley Rachel Katherine Wild Art History and Psychology 227 Samantha Worrell Computer Science To all my friends (and you know who you are) thank you for sharing and car- ing. Without you, I may not have made it through the years. Good luck to each and everyone one of you. AND KEEP IN TOUCH! Bernadette Wroblak Economics Lisa Wroblewski Political Science Margaret Yanney Economics Imagination is more im- portant than knowledge. -Albert Einstein Alison Young Economics Patricio W. Yun Computer Science Isn ' t it strange? Each man ' s life touches so many others . . . When he isn ' t around, he leaves an awful hole . . . It ' s a won- derful life. I love you Mom, Dad, Ted, Chris. 228 CAMERA SHY SENIORS Francesco C. Adair Cynthia Figuerora Leora Ladernon Monique M. Rothman Miriam A. Adler Linda Filcher Amy B. Larmore Rachel L. Rubin Shirley Aldebol Rondi Finemon Catherine LaRocco Kelly A. Sabini Rachel Amaria Patricio A. Finneran Laura G. Lou Lauren 1. Sanders Kelly E. Archer Tina W. Fong Margaret C. Loureys Mavis G. Sanders Jane E. Arkins Dawn L. Forde Alexandra Leban Marie Sontoro Annabel M. Armstrong Sarah Gardiner Lisa Ledwith Stephanie A. Sauter Miryon 1. Bobic Morgo M. Garrett Kristine M. Ledyord Suzanne E. Sborge Morgoret Boronion Ginger E. Gory Hilda Lee Jennifer Scheman Jennifer Barrett Leigh T. Gates Jane W. Lee Eriko T. Schickel Morio T. Bella Elena W. Giomatti Jane Y. Lee Monica C. Schlecter Deoyoni Bendre Jane Gilbert Marilyn Lee Jonine Schultz Louro E. Benjamin Ana Giron Sylvia K. Lee Indra C. 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Stefanie Gatti Literary Editor - Germaine David Clubs Editor - Rebecca Wilier Photography Editor - Sophia Protopsaltis Campus Life Editor - Joy Safarti Advertising Editor - Rebecca Harounian Seniors Editor - Miriam Herz Publicity Manager - Loretta Armentrout Sports Editor - Linda Katz Business Editor - Hee Kyung Park ADVISOR - PHYLLIS PITTMAN 236 Photographers: Nancy Clark Aya Yoshida Amy Master Debbie Wohl Mindy Levine Rebecca Harounian Stephanie Gillis Yeon Jung Huh Liz Schack Michelle Brody Carol Shih Dorothy Chau Maria Cardona Corky Lee Susan Hollander Wanda Gonzalez Kevin Simon Staff: Maria Cardona Maria Paradisis Nahia Mohammed Special Thanks: Public Relations Office Columbia Spectator The Columbian Thornton Studios Mr. Maintenance Man Doris Dean Schmitter Professor Balsam Professor McNeil Athletic Department 237 PLAY . . . AIDYIEIPTIS INe FROM THORTON STUDIO, INC. 18 West 27th Street New York, NY 10001 (212) 685-1725 1734 Keep Us In Mind For Your Future Photographic Requirements. Congratulations To You From The COLUMBIA UNIVEMITY BOOKcSTODE 2926 Broadway. New York NY 10027 Tel. (212) 866-8210 243 Marian Rothman Jean Talvy Liz Davit THE COLLEGE ACTIVITIES OFFICE Congratulates The Class Of 1987 And Especially Those Seniors Who Made The Collge Activities Office, The Special Place That It isj SOPHIA PROTOPSALTIS AND SUI ZEE The Mcintosh Activities Council Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 245 With The Best Wishes Of The BOARD OF TRUSTEES, BARNARD COLLEGE n 26.500 Members Of The Associate Alumnae Of Barnard College Welcomes The Class Of 1987 To Membership Congratulations, and welcome to the Barnard almnae network. Through the Associate Alumnae, you can find out what ' s going on at Bar- nard, where your classmates are, and how to locate an alumna who shares your career interest. You can attend special events and con- ferences, 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 ad- dress and send us news of yourself and your current activities. We look forward to sharing ideas, opinions, and interest with you. Office of Alumnae Affairs n Milbank Hall 0 2) 280-3005 246 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 From The Folks Who Kept You Fed T.J. MACDERMOTT Kingston, NH (603) 642-8776 New York, NY (212) 316-6553 Congratulations To Rebecca Harounian And Natacha Moro And The Class Of 1987! Good Luck In All Your Endeavors. TAMARIND SEED Health Foods Store 2935 Broadway, 115th (212) 864-3360 We dedicate these pages to the Mortarboard photography staff . . . . their creativity was appreciated. All Our Love And Congratulations To MARGO ANN BAYROFF We ' re Proud Of You. You Are Very Special! MOM, DAD, AND ADAM Congratulations! Lenore Beaulieu With Love From IVIom, Dad, Gronkie And Sissy EBISONS ORIENTAL RUGS Abe Harounian 38 East 30th Street (212) 686-4262 New York, NY 10016 Congratulations To Our Special Daughter TERESA SaSAN DOWELL Love, Mom And Dad Congratulations Debbie! From Mom, Dad, Dan, i David And ... i All Our Love And Congratulations To Our Special Daughter, Sister And Granddaughter MIRIAM J. ECKSTEIN We ' re So Proud Of You Mom, Dad, Sharon And Grandma 250 CONGRATULATIONS ULA LYSNIAK Champion Athlete Captain Varsity Basketball AU ' American ROBIM We. ' te, AM l mf Ptoad Of You, Mom, Oad, LiMda, CONGRATULATIONS TO STEPHANIE BLAU ' 87 ALUMNA, BARNARD COLLEGE WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! LOVE, MOM, DAD, MELISSA AND VICTORIA 252 Congratulations To A Very Special Person, Lisa Efron We Are So Proud Of You All Our Love, Dad, David And Grandma You-Did It!!! We Are Really Proud Of You Congratulations And Love To MARGO MEREDITH GARRETT Mom, Dad, David And Michael Dear Tamara, Look For The Unicorn! Love, Dad, Mom Michelle, Lisa And Sharon Congratulations And All Our Love To PAULINE Mom, Dad, Felice And Jonathan Love And Congratulations KAREN A. Love, Dad Congratulations To Our Beloved And Special Daughter And Sister LAURIE ANN KEPECS From Her Proud Parents, Brothers And Grandmas 253 To Our Darling Esther We Are So Happy And Proud Of You Congratulations And May Your Whole Life Offer What Your Heart Desires! Love, Mom Jack DOBIN Congratulations! (Success Will (Surely Come We Wish You Happiness, Grancdma And Grandpa All Our Love And Congratulations To JULIET CUMING And Our Daughter ELIZABETH Hannah And Russel Kully Congratulations To Our Very Special Daughter Linda R. Katz From Her Proud Parents, Brothers And Sister 254 Simone Salmon Congra tula tionsH We Are So Proud Of You! With AH Our Love Mom, Dad, Pethra, Keith Darlene Keino Kim All Our Love And Congratulations To KYOKO NAKAYAMA Mom, Dad, And Manabu Congratulations To Our Lovely And Special Daughter Gail Barbara Shuster We Are So Proud Of You! Mom b Dad Congratulations To GLORIA MOSEISKIS We Are So Proud Of Your Personal And Academic Acfiievements Love, Mom And Dad Congrorulorions Debbie We Are Very Proud Of You Monn b Dod Orir Joey And All The Rest Of Your Family Congratulations! Diane K. Phillips Love And Best Wishes Dad, Sharon And Maggie ' Tar better it is to dare mighty things to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to rank with those poor spir- its who neither enjoy nor suffer much, be- cause they live in the grey twilight that knows not victory nor defeat ' -President Theodore Roosevelt Dear Debecca. Congratulations! Always Believe In Yourself And Your Dreams Will Come True! Love. Moffl. Dad. Maurice, Michael. Fariba And Simone Mary Congratulations Mary Sheehan ' 87 A New Barnard Alumna We ' re Proud Of You! Love From Mom, Dad, Ed, Billy, Nancy And Bobby 256 Dear Catherine Faith Love And God Bless You Always Mother xoxoxo 3 RIGHT ON, BIC AL! THE BEST IS YET TO BE All Our Love And Congratulations To SARI FLOSS We ' re Proud Of You! Mom, Dad, Scott Pop-Fop, Grandma Ev 8t Grandma Lilly Lisa You Have Added Such A Glorious Chapter To Your Book Of Life. We All Bask In The Sunshine Of Your Achievements. Congratulations. We Love You. THE BELLOWS BUHCH Chicago, Illinois 258 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Dr. and Mrs. Charles C.S. Ahn Leonard and Louise Kahn Martha and George Allen Maureen and Ed Labenski Andreopoulos Family Louis and Theresa Maresca Malvin and Barbara Barer Mr. and Mrs. Sam Manushkin The Bellows Bunch Mr and Mrs. Tadashi Nakayama Louis Begley Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Nass The Blau Family Fjalar and Margareta Nylund Lori A. Bottalico Mr. and Mrs Allegra Pacheco Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brener, Seth and Amy Amanda Victoria Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Cotugno Rebecca Maria Phillips Morris and Virginia Crawford Dr. and Mrs. Mario Pocsidio The Eisen Family Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Press Laura Susan Elowitz Ralph and Margaret Ranald Cynthia Stone Ely Monique Michelle Rothman Philippe and Ada Feyerick Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Rudoff Mr. and Mrs. Dermot G. Foley The Salmon Family Larry and Patsy Font Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sheehan Carla, Stan, Leslie and Todd Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Slater Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. J. E.G. Smit Dr. and Mrs. Jack Griffel Mr. and Mrs. Walter Straus Harriet Heller Mr. and Mrs. William Styron Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hersh Anne H. Torsney Nina Herzog The Taussig Family Joshua and Sheila Hollander Ann and Harvey Walpert The James Family, Heston and Maureen P. and M. Wooster Dr. and Mrs. Martin Janis Michael and Suzanne Young Karen A. Jeremy Memories of a Senior: 1983-1987: Undergrad to SGA, Orientation, the human chair, Commut- er Affairs Office, Pleiades, The First Annual Spring Dinner, Student Activities, Running for Student Government, academia, Psychology, friends, sleeping the the Commuter Affairs Office, Riverside Park and picnics, Labs and Labs and Labs, ORE, KAP, The LIRR strike, Chicago City Limits with Urban NY, Spring Fest, TJ ' s, all nighters, Intro to the Psychotherapeutic Process, Persian Cultural Society, Mortarboard, Se- nior Commencement Committee, and Baker Field. Dear Michele, Thanks for being a great friend! Love, Rebecca PS Where am I go- ing to find one point now! . . . The last day to file programs! Dear SH, Thanks for being so dedicated! RH Dear Maria, always remain perceptive. RH Dear Maria, Monica, Maria and Wanda, Good Luck in your future! Love, RH Dear Sophia, Thanks for being a good pal! Hope all goes well. And don ' t forget . . . helium tank? Sure we have one. But it don ' t work! Love, Rebecca MIC, A BA in May, an MRS in July and a DO in 1991. You ' ve got it all! Love, WIG To Maria, Monica and Maria, Thanks for a great four years. Love, Wanda Mutt, Sieve, Sleazer - Blah, blah, blah, wank, wank-much love, congrats-The Press Woman DAYLIGHT, I MUST I MUST THINK AND I MUST WHEN THE DAWN COMES AND A NEW DAY WAIT FOR THE SUNRISE OF A NEW LIFE NOT GIVE IN TONIGHT WILL BE A MEMORY TOO WILL BEGIN. Dear Class of ' 87, On the first day of your Freshman Orientation, I announced that an administrative inspiration had directed me to compose a rhyme in your honor that could also serve for your graduation. Well I did it, I saved it.and I found it again! Here it is — for you who began your college years here and for you who have joined the class along the way: A class came to Barnard in eighty-three With superior credentials, we all agree. They sure had elan. Though in fact they began In conditions of dampening humidity! Of sterner stuff than most they were made; And there was no doubt that they ' d make the grade. Though their year, eighty-seven. Rhymed nicely with heaven. They were surely not angels, but I wouldn ' t trade! So— They ' re our 98th class, both brilliant and fair. Resilient and firm and so debonair; They earned their degrees In sweat band and T ' s, And soon they will make a real difference out there! How prophetic can a dean be? You have been a wonderful class, and you will, without a doubt make a positive difference to your world. We shall miss you and shall count on you to stay in touch and to come back often. Affectionately, Barbara S. Schmitter