Lasell College - Lamp Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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DR. GUY M. WINSLGW

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Dr. and Airs. Winslow PRESIDENT We take this opportunity to thank our friend and College presi- dent, Dr. Guy M. Wiiisloxv, for his patient understanding during our two years at Lasell. Always ready to guide us, he has shown a vital interest in all our problems. It is with a deep feeling of respect for his unerring judgment and his deep sincerity that we bid him farewell, knowing that in the years to come he will always represent to us the true spirit ol'Lasell. lfifl

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TIC Lasell is a school rich in traditions, many of which are as old as the school itself Each year, for one reason or another, some of the older traditions are replaced by newer ones, but certain customs al- ways remain. Though not all traditions are as spec- tacular as Cap and Gown or the june F ete, as hilarious as Junior Week, as excit- ing as River Day, or as respected as the seniors, rights to the Crowas Nest, our daily life here at Lasell is made up of various events which are so much a part of us that we cannot help regarding them as traditions. How would we get along one day with- out reading the bulletin, signing out ofour houses, or running to Miss Beede's office for something? What a strange week it would be without Crphean on Wednesday, and Mrs. Sypher at Assembly on Thursday. Would a day be normal without some of us having to go to gym because we've tak- en all our cuts, without a quick bridge game in the Barn during a iree period, without singing in the dining room, or freezing in winter on the way to our eight- thirty classes? Is there any moment in any day that means more than pulling the right letters out of our mail boxes? In this section of the LAMP we have tried to depict for you not only the more spectacular traditions, but the little daily routine events which, charmingly woven together, make up the pattern of our life at Lasell.