Barnard College - Mortarboard Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1988 volume:

MORTARBOARD BARNARD COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY VOLUME 94 MCMLXXXVIII NEW YORK CITY ELLEN V. FUTTER PRESIDENT, BARNARD COLLEGE 2 To the Members of the Class of 1988: You leave Barnard as the College prepares to enter its second century. When you return as alumnae, your first reunion will mark the College ' s hundredth birthday! Your college years marked a time of important changes in academic and campus life — new programs such as the Freshman Seminars and Quantitative Reasoning, a renovated Mcintosh student center, and the building of the new dormitory. You are except ionally gifted and energetic young women, and we as a nation and a world need and welcome your ideas and involvement. We have every confidence that you, particularly because you are Barnard women, will go out into the world and make important contributions to its betterment in the years ahead. As you pursue your individual lives and professional interests, we hope that you remember Barnard fondly and remain involved and informed alumnae. Most importantly, we wish you lives that are full and satisfying in a world of peace. With best wishes, Sincerely, Ellen V. Futter TABLE OF COLOR FACULTY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES- CAMPUS LIFE SPORTS SENIORS ADVERTISING These are the moments . . . which live on perpetually. One can return to them time and time again in memory, or use as a fund upon which to build part of one ' s life . . . Lawrence Durell mm warn 8 Surviving throughout time today, yesterday, tomorrow . . . Enduring symbols We seldom forget I 18 19 1 TOMORROW WE CONQUER . . . EACH MOMENT OF YOUR LIFE IS A BRUSH STROKE IN THE PAINTING OF YOUR GROWING CAREER. THERE ARE THE BOLD, SWEEPING STROKES OF ONE INCREASING, DYNAMIC PURPOSE. THERE ARE THE LIGHTS AND SHADOWS THAT MAKE YOUR LIFE DEEP AND STRONG. THERE ARE THE LITTLE TOUCHES THAT ADD THE STAMP OF CHARACTER AND WORTH. THE ART OF ACHIEVEMENT IS THE ART OF MAKING LIFE- YOUR LIFE- A MASTERPIECE. 33 J FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 36 Doris L. Campbell Asst. Dean for Transfer Services Marjorie H. Dobkin Associate Dean of Studies Junior Class Dean Dorothy Denburg Freshman Class Dean Grace W. King Senior Class Dean 37 ANTHROPOLOGY t Nan A. Rothchild Asst. Professor i I J II Sidney Greenfield Professor Abraham Rosman Professor Paula G. Rubel Professor 41 ART HISTORY BARBARA NOVAK HELEN GOODHART ALTSCHUL PROFESSOR BRIAN O ' DOHERTY ADJUNCT PROFESSOR JANE ROSENTHAL ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR MARGARET S. NESBIT ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ALISON WEST ASSISTANT PROFESSOR BIOLOGY Patricia L. Dudley Professor and Chairperson William A. Corpe Professor p au j E. Hertz Assoc. Professor T Frederick E. Warbutron Assoc. Professor CHEMISTRY James Carter Lecturer Barbara Goodstein Associate Sally Chapman Professor Richard A. Friedman Visiting Asst. Professor if, 48 Janis Ansky-Ungar Associate ECONOMICS Cecilia Conrad Asst. Professor Duncan K. Foley Professor Jayasri Dutta Asst. Professor Deborah D. Milenkovitch Professor and Chairperson EDUCATION Michele Puma Associate Katherine K. Wilcox Associate Cary Plot kin Asst Professor S4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Richard Bopp Adjunct As$t Professor and Chairman EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES Joan Dulchin Lecturer 55 FRENCH GEOLOGY John E. Sanders Professor SH 59 HISTORY James B. Bell Adjunct Asst Professor Richard W. Giordano Instructor Mark C. Carnes Asst. Professor William C. McNeil Asst Professor Suzanne F. Wemple Professor 61 Maristella Lorch Professor and Chairperson Manfredi Piccolomini Visiting Asst. Professor MATHEMATICS George Zettler Asst Professor 82 J ORIENTAL STUDIES John Meskill Professor PHILOSOPHY Barbara S. Miller Professor and Chairperson Hide Ishiguro Professor PaUe Yougrau Asst Professor POLITICAL SCIENCE Leslie Caiman Demetrios Caraley Asst Professor Professor and Chairperson 65 Michael Delli Carpini Asst. Professor Esther Fuchs Asst. Professor NOT PICTURED PETER JUVILER PROFESSOR RICHARD M. PIOUS PROFESSOR NAOMI WEINBERGER ASSISTANT PROFESSOR KATHRYN J. YATRAKIS ASSISTANT PROFESSOR FLORA DAVIDSON LECTURER NICOLE FERMON LECTURER KATHRYN J. RODGERS LECTURER PSYCHOLOGY 69 RELIGION RUSSIAN Marianna Sapronov Associate Zoya Trifunovich Associate 72 SPANISH Agueda Pizarro Rayo Instructor 73 74 Marcia L. Welles Professor THEATER Paul Be t man Adjunct Asst Professor BARNARD AND COLUMBIA CLUBS ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB ASIAN JOURNAL ASIAN STUDENTS UNION ASIAN WOMEN ' S COALITION BAARN BACCANTAE BIOLOGY CLUB BLUE KEY SOCIETY BARNARD BULLETIN CLAY STUDIO B C COMPUTING B C GOSPEL CHOIR B C JEWISH THEATER GROUP B C MUSICAL THEATER B C SCIENCE FICTION SOCIETY ECONOMICS CLUB CHINESE STUDENTS ' CLUB CLASSICAL DRAMA CLUB CLUB HELLAS CLUB ZAMANA B C PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE COUNCIL COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB COMMUNITY IMPACT COMMUNITY YOUTH PROGRAM CONCERT PRODUCTIONS CARIBBEAN STUDENTS ' ASSOCIATION EARTH COALITION E.C.S. PRE-LAW SOCIETY EVE ' S RIB CENTER FOR WORLD AFFAIRS DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISTS OF AMERICA B C FILMAKERS BARNARD ORGANIZATION OF BLACK WOMEN BARNARD SPANISH CLUB GERMAN CLUB GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SOCIETY H.E.O.P CLUB INTER - VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ITALIAN - AMERICAN SOCIETY JESTER KOREAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION MCINTOSH ACTIVITIES COUNCIL MORTARBOARD NEW INTER - CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS (N.LC.E.) NIGHTLINE ORCHESIS PERSIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY PHILOLEXIAN SOCIETY POSTCRYPT ART GALLERY SKI CLUB SOUNDS OF CHINA STUDENT ORGANIZATION OF HEALTH OCCUPATIONS STUDENTS AGAINST MILITARISM UPSTART URBAN CAUCUS ZOOPRAX FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SGA 78 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Emily Klebanoff, Doris Herzfeld, Lisa Kolker, Mithra Merryman, Liz Davis All members of the student body belong to the Student Government Association, which sponsers all Barnard clubs, organizations, student activities, and campus publications. The Student Government Association is also responsible for the coordination of Winterfest and Springfest. The Executive Board of SGA consists of President, Lisa Kolker; Mithra Merryman, Vice President for Student Government; Doris Herzfeld, Vice President for Student Activities; Liz Davis, Officer of the Board; and, Emily Klebanoff, Treasurer. ASIAN JOURNAL Editor-in-Chief, Raymond Yu; Assistant Editors, Josephina Shen and Catherine Yu; Art Editor, Jun Whang; Treasurer, Brian Lew; Secretary, Carla Eng The main purpose of the Asian Journal is to promote and express Asian thoughts, experiences, lifestyles, opinions, views and feelings through literary and art work. ASIAN STUDENTS UNION The oldest and largest Asian club on the Barnard Columbia campus. They promote social interaction and cultural awareness among its members. Among its many events are the annual ASU Ski Trip, Hawaiian Thanksgiving Party, Sports Tournament, and Asia Night. ASIAN WOMEN ' S COALITION Georgiana Hsu, Susie Wu, Lynn Loo, Aimee Lee, Jennifer Bing, Minh Vu n. 1. people 2. women 3. Asian women 4. the exploration of the dynamics of being a woman of Asian heritage via academic, political, cultural, and social functions 5. a group of highly motivated Asian women at Barnard and Columbia University who put forth the magazine DAAWN, dialogue about women ' s news - adj. 1. energetic 2. creative 3. aware 4. angry 5. hopeful - v. to be an Asian woman BARNARD COLUMBIA JEWISH THEATER GROUP The Jewish Theater Group was founded in 1983 to produce plays with Jewish themes and or Jewish playwrights. They perform once every semester with a professional director. The Jewish Theater Group also sponsers an improv group. BARNARD BACCANTAE Barnard Baccantae is a small women ' s a cappella singing group which performs during the school year. BLUE KEY SOCIETY Presidents, Deborah DeRosa and Carol Schille; Vice President, Stephanie Dardik; Overnight Coordinator, Katie Branch; Tour Coordinators, Sidney Yoon; Blair Foster, Jennifer Horowitz, Zita Lichtenberg, Leslie Roseman, Royce Wain Our club members volunteer to give tours and host prospective students. The club ' s goal is to increase school spirit by getting many students involved in meeting with prospective freshman. Blue Key members join because they enjoy talking with people from every state in the U.S. and some foreign countries. It is their chance to share their Barnard experience with interested prospective students. BARNARD ORGANIZATION OF BLACK WOMEN President, Nicole Attaway; Vice President, Gloria Mamba; Treasurer, Paulette Lewis; Secretary, Althea Abrahams; Members: Michele Johnson, Myrna Cadet, Rhonda Harrison, Pamela Groomes, Natalie Langston-Davis, Linda Martin, Denise Gaskin, Nichelle Timoll, Nysi Williams, Lola Swaby, Cassandra Smith, Renee Lewis, Kellie Newman, Charmaine Woolcock, JacQue Parmlee, Christine Robinson, Joyce Theobalds, Taria Crenshaw BOBW is a social organization dedicated to promoting political and cultural awareness among black women and the campus community at large through educational and social activities. BARNARD BULLETIN Editor-in-Chief, Lainie Blum; Managing Editor, Anna Mohl; Associate Editor, Leora Joseph; Editorial Board, Charlotta Westergren, Talbot Welles, Carrie Stewart, Jennifer Horowitz, Katherine Volkwein; Business Board, Shinta Wid- jaja, Leslie Roseman, Debbie Niewood, Sara Bucholtz; Production Manager, Alanna Cooper; Photography Editor, Marcella Eckels Barnard Bulletin is the weekly news magazine focusing on issues and events on the Barnard campus, as well as the University and community. CHINESE STUDENTS ' CLUB The Chinese Students 9 Club fosters friendship among Chinese students at the University. It also serves the interests of the Chinese community of Morningside Heights. CLAY COLLECTIVE Doris Herzfeld (President), Stacey Picket, Carla Eng, Barbara Ravage, Heidi Poreda, Regina Poreda, Deborah Waxman, Dorothy Crockett, Heather Ferris, Roxanne Brame, Watuza Vidal, Anne Whittemore, Michele Squiteri, Tiziana Pirrone, Mari Pfeiffer, Edith Kaldor, Alexandra Schultze, Melinda Laucks, Sarah Andrew, Hyelim Yoo, Rebecca Eagle, Joan Matan, Deborah Simons, Sarah Ripich, Sunny Redick, Samantha Krukowski, Victoria Somogyi, Jes sica Bennett, Judy Sugar, Jennifer Bower, Julie Berman, Karen Kreiger, Eszter Klein Unger, Ariela Gordon, Jane Schachat, Denise Binday, Louise Harter The Barnard Clay Studio offers both beginner ' s and advanced class instruction in the ceramic techniques of hand-building and the use of the potter ' s wheel. CONCERT PRODUCTIONS Concerts provides an inexpensive and exciting alternative to the downtown club scene by bringing new music, rap, reggae and alternative programming to student activity centers. Why go all the way downtown when you can see your favorite bands play on campus? E.C.S. PRE-LAW SOCIETY The Elizabeth Cady Stanton Pre-Law Society is an organization which specializes in providing vital information for Barnard and Columbia students interested in going on to law school by way of meeting with the Pre-Law advisor, panels with lawyers or law students, and activities with the faculty. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - JULIE WERNER VICE PRESIDENT - SUSAN CHEN TREASURER - DAWN POLIZZOTTI SECRETARY - BINA KALOLA CLUB HELLAS The purpose of the Greek American Organization is to provide social and cultural activities and events, to all those related to, or interested in Greek Heritage. H.E.O.P CLUB H.E.O.P Club promotes the unification of HEOP students through cultural and social activities. KOREAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The Main purpose of KSA is to promote a better understanding of Korean culture and to raise cultural, social, and political issues relevant to Korea in the Columbia community. To achieve this goal, KSA sponsors a variety of cultural, social, and academic events ranging from Korean Cultural Night, a Spring picnic, to lectures and seminars on many interesting topics pertaining to Korea. MCINTOSH ACTIVITIES COUNCIL President, Beth Ginsberg; Treasurer, Eileen Postler; Secretary and Chair of the Mini-Course Program, Laurie Maroun; Social Chair, Vicki Curry; Emily Greg- ory Award Committe Chair, Mary Morgan; Dorm Council Chair, Katie Fullam; Lecture Chair, Amian Frost: Not Pictured: Coffeehouse Chair, Laura Weinman The Mcintosh Activities Council is the social planning organization for the Barnard campus. They sponsor coffee houses, lectures, parties, mini-courses, dorm council, commuter affairs, the Emily Gregory dinner, and much more. MCAC ' s prime function is to provide a large variety of events for Barnard students. This organization links all three schools in combined social and educational activities. It is entirely student run. SKI CLUB President, John Campbell; Vice President, Vanessa Hirschowitz SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SPANISH CLUB President, Ada Guerrero; Vice President, Karen Lue - Yat; Treasurer, Anna Loukissa; Secretary, Martha Anthony The Barnard Spanish Club seeks to promote the study of the Spanish language, and of Iberian and Latin American culture among Barnard students through educational, cultural, and social activities. ZOOPRAX President, Jennifer Hill; Vice President, Madeleine Cuilman; Treasurer, Phallis Vaughter; Publicity, Gabrielle Galanter and Jennifer Weisberg CAMARA SHY Anthropology Club Barnard Abortion and Reproductive Rights Network Biology Club Barnard- Columbia Computing Barnard- Columbia Gospel Choir Barnard- Columbia Musical Theater Barnard- Columbia Science Fiction Society Economics Club Classical Drama Club Club Zamana Columbia- Barnard Parliamentary Debate Council Columbia University Glee Club Community Impact Community Youth Programs Caribbean Students ' Association Earth Coalition Eve ' s Rib The Barnard- Columbia Center for World Affairs Barnard- Columbia Democratic Socialists of America Barnard- Columbia Filmmakers German Club Gilbert and Sullivan Sociaty Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship Italian- American Society Jester New Inter- Cultural Encounters Nightline Orchesis Persian Cultural Society Philolexian Society Postcrypt Art Gallery Sounds of China Student Organization for Health Occupations Students Against Militarism Upstart Urban Caucus JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Chris Giordano, President Sylvia Cabana, Vice President Kua Tai, Treasurer Ilene Stern, Secretary Carla Mazzio, President Mariza de Guzman, Vice President Andrea Cassells, Treasurer Pamela Groomes, Secretary ETCETERA . . . i j o r- ' RNARD oi« p «, 119 8tr «t Entranc no CAMPUS LIFE 115 117 ■ %  , ; v 118 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 119 WITH HALF DAMP EYES I STARED AT THE ROOM WHERE MY FRIENDS AND I SPENT MANY AN AFTERNOON WHERE WE TOGETHER WEATHERED MANY A STORM LAUGHIN ' AND SINGIN ' TILL THE EARLY HOURS OF THE MORN. - BOB DYLAN TOMORROW WE LOOK BACK UPON OUR TODAYS AND YESTERDAYS. 122 123 125 APP Y BURGER CHARCOAL BROILED 00 . STEER BEE Steve 12l 127 131 . . . memory is fragile and the space of a single life is brief, passing so quickly that we never get a chance to see the relationship between events; we cannot gauge the consequences of our acts, and we believe in the fiction of past, present, and future, but is may also be true that everything happens simultaneously Isabel Allende 134 135 143 145 SPORTS 148 CROSS COUNTRY SOCCER 152 SWIMMING 158 I 159 SENIORS Nancy Appel History Susanne Arbitman Art History Jennifer Banzon Susannah Bartlett Architecture Lesley Bearman Oriental Studies Priscilla Barr Anthropology Leora Batnitzky Philosophy Karen Beiley History 169 Jean Brody Psychology 172 173 Celeste Cleary English — Mary D ' Apice English Tatiana Daniels Political Science 177 Andrea Dove Women ' s Studies Kathleen Drohan Psychology Karen Arianne Droisen English Rena Feder Caro English Lisa Ann Feuerstein Sociology Rachel Flamholz Biology 180 181 Rebecca Ganderson Philosophy Denise Gaskin Economics Sociology Susan Gehm Biology Kavita I. Gidwani Economics Jennifer Gill French 183 184 — ' Lauren Graham English Julie Creenblatt English Rebekah Greenwald English 185 186 187 J 188 Lael Hiam English Jennifer Hill Anthropology 189 190 191 192 194 195 196 198 HI 200 201 202 203 Jessica Murphy English Linda Murray Political Science 205 207 208 209 210 211 Melissa Rivkin Oreintal Studies Christine Robinson Program in the Arts Kelly Rogers Philosophy Joy Rochwarger Religion April Rooker Psychology Genevieve Rosenbaum Political Science Yael Roshwalb Political Science Elisa Schein History Stephanie Hope Scherby English Political Science 217 Janine Siegel Foreign Area Studies Bereniki S. English Silbert Alyssa Srulowitz Art History 220 221 Dara Szyliowicz Political Science Lucy Tam Economics Jill Thramann Economics 224 Kia Tsakos German Miriam Tuchman Urban Studies 226 227 Vic toria Wright Economics Patty (Pei-Shun)Wu Biology Iling Yeh Economics Margaret Yen English Yee Yip Architecture Jacqueline Zimmerman Art History Political Science Karen Arrigoni English Athena Zias Biology LATE PICTURES Vanessa Gibbs Joanna Sabath Program in the Arts Judy Sugar Mary Sydney Trattner 231 CAMERA SHYi SANDRA B. ADELSTEIN VANESSA M. ELIA MIRIAM A, ADLER MARIA DEL CARMEN M. ELIZALDE OLGA ANDREEVA PHILIPPA C FEIGEN TANIA C AYOUB ELIZABETH M. FERBER KATHERINE R. BERKMAN MARIA A, FERNANDEZ KARI BERMAN MARISA FIGUEIREDO GOODMAN SMITA BISWAS KATHLEEN A. FLYNN KATHERINE J BOO SANDRA R. FRIEDMAN LAURAL S. BOONE DEBORAH B. FRIEND MELISSA P. BOYCE NAAMA A. GIDRON ALICIA C BRENNAN ALEXANDRA O. GILLESPIE ANNA M. BROWN STEPHANIE K GILLIS ELIZABETH J BRYER CARLA GLASER PRISCILLA R BURR PAMELA GOLDMAN THERESA V. CABALLERO REBECCA R GOODMAN KATRIN W. CARLSON DAWNE M. GRANNUM JULIE A. CARR LISA R GREENBERG LOUISE CHALOM ANA MARIA GUERRERO CAROL CHENG KANIKA W. GUPTA THERESA A. CIARDI ELIZABETH GUZMAN FMIIY 1 COSTFIIO DARA 1 HACKOS MICHELLE COULON HELEN B. HADEF JILL A. CRAWFORD RUTH E HAGEARTY JESSICA R CRYSTAL LISA J. HANCOCK ALEXANDRA £ DALY MARIE C HENDRICKS NESLIHAN H DANISMAN JENNIFER M. HENGEN BARBARA A. D ' ANTONIO JENNIFER H HERING GARRETT M. DECKEL SYLVIA HSIEH LISA DEMBLING ISABELLA L HU KIMBERLY A, DENNEY ELEANOR HUEY JENNIFER S DHARAMSEY JILL £ JACOBY SUMMAR DOUBAN LYNN S JANIS KIMBERLI E DRAIN SUSAN M. KELLY AUDREY KLEBAHN MAURA J. KOHL JOAN E LADUCA ALICIA J. LEHRER JEAN LEON6 JANNA J. LEVIN SUSAN G. LEVINE PATRICIA A, LEWIS DIANE E LINDER KARA S LONDIN FELICITY C LUNG JOANNE H MANN MARY E MCLEAN GABRIELLE C MILLER GOLDIE J. MINKOWITZ LUCY E MODAHL SYLVIEA. MYERSON SOMA O. NASHAT CHERYL A. PERETZ NANCY A. PERLMAN PERPETUA M. PHILLIPS SUSANNE C PICHLER LYDIE PIERRE-LOUIS ALEXA C POLLACK JANE O. PRELINGER JULIA PRIVALOVA KAITLIN QUISTGARD ANN B. RALSTON KAKOLI RAY SHYAMALA REDDY MARIANNE I. REILLY GINGER A. ROLLERT HELENA G. RUBINSTEIN AMELIA L RUGLAND MARGARET F. SALPUKAS JOANNA H SASSON KIRSTEN J, SCHABACKER KARA L SCHNEIDERMAN RITA A. SETHI INDRA C SEUNARINE ANNE E SHERMAN ANN C SHIH SHIRAH SHORE SUZANNE SIANO KARINA SKOUFALOS KATHERINE M. SLADE JANINE SOLEYMANI ABBY STODDARD ALLISON L THOMPSON JANET C TODD EMILY H TOW BELLA WAJNER MERISSA G. WALKENSTEIN IRENE G. WAMSLER STEFANIE E WEIBRECHT JESSICA S WEIGMANN CARRIE L WEINER TALBOT A. WELLES SHEENA E WHITTAKER ANNE B. WHITTEMORE FAITH M. WIGGINS VICTORIA L WOOLLARD SAMANTHA A. WORRELL NANCY E YAFFA SOPHIA YOUNG ULRIKE ZIMMERLING 233 A PICTURE TELLS US A STORY ABOUT THE WORLD IN WHICH WE LIVE. YESTERDAY, WE WERE FRESHMAN, FRESH IN THE TRUE SENSE OF THE WORD. TODAY, WE ARE READY TO MOVE ON. WE ARE A LITTLE LESS GREEN, BUT WE ARE STILL FRESH FOR WHAT WE WILL FACE TOMORROW. GERMAINE DAVID EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MORTAR DEBBIE WOHL ASSOCIATE EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BOARD STAFF [ 237 MORTARBOARD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: GERMAINE DAVID ASSOCIATE EDITOR: debbie wohl STAFF AND LAYOUT EDITORS: JUDYAKS TARIA CRENSHAW AILEEN HUANG PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: debbie wohl PHOTOGRAPHERS: JUDY AKS STAFF: MEGAN ARCHDEACON LAURA LAMBERTI DEBBIE WOHL ADVISOR: phyllis pitmann SPECIAL THANKS: DORIS MILLER STUART BROWN THORNTON STUDIES CHET SMILEY RISA FARBER COLUMBIA SPECTATOR PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE DEAN SCHMITTER MR. MAINTENANCE 1988 238 Prepare for Takeoff Studies serve for delight -Francis Bacon Cold? What makes you think I ' m cold? Smile! You ' re on Candid Camera Now where ' d I put that . . .? Harry, the unofficial graduating mascot 239 OOOH, BABY! 240 241 ADVERTISING THE ASSOCIA TE ALUMNAE OF BARNARD COLLEGE WELCOMES THE CLASS OF 1988 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 confer- ences, 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 Of- fice informed of your current address 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 221 Milbank (212) 280-2005 With The Best Wishes Of The BOARD OF TRUSTEES, BARNARD COLLEGE D Q Best Wishes To The Class Of 1988 AR A BARNARD DINING SERVICES 247 TO THE CLASS OF 1988 GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL FROM SGA THE COLLEGE ACTIVITIES OFFICE CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1988 AND WISHES YOU THE BEST IN THE FUTURE The Mcintosh Activities Council BEST WISHES l, rft ft - v • M TO THE CLASS OF 1988 I SAW THE NEW DAY ARISE FULL OF FRESH AND GROWING DREAMS. THE SHATTERED, BROKEN, BRUISED THOUGHTS, WORDS, AND DEEDS- NO LONGER FRAGMENTS. A NEW SENSE OF LIFE SPARKLES- GLITTERING IN MY MIND. THE BRIGHTNESS OF THE DEW OVERWHELMS MY BURNT EYES- NO LONGER PIECES. WHEN WILL OTHERS ' SCALES SHED AND ABSORB THE GLOW AND HUE OF LIFE- AS A WHOLE. 252 Dear Class of ' 88, Almost four years ago, on the first day of your Orientation program, I recited these rhymes to you: You are the class of ' 88, Doomed to be penultimate: The year that you will graduate Is just before the magic date! Of course you could absquatulate Or stay and be quite profligate Or maybe super-erogate To earn your baccalaureate. But you will not capitulate For reasons so inadequate; You all can ratiocinate With talent quite inordinate! And you did not matriculate In order to procrastinate. Equivocate, tergiversate. Or even to funambulate! Allow me to congratulate A group so un-degenerate. Four Mays from now we ' ll celebrate The peerless class of ' 88! I was right! You are peerless — you who began at Barnard in 1984, and you who have come into the class since, all of you who are graduating just before our Centennial Year. You have made a difference here, and you will do so again, each of you in her own sphere. We shall welcome you whenever you return, and we expect to hear from you often. Affectionately, Barbara S. Schmitter JOSTENS