Lasell College - Lamp Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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llllfll Ull Lasell goes out en masse to ihe shores of the Charles River for the traditional Crew races. This is one time when informal at- tire of dungarees, crew caps, shirt tails, and sloppy sweat-shirts is definitely apropos. Even the faculty lets dignity have a day off and turns up in all sorts of natty out- fits. The frenzy becomes greater as each canoe comes in. All of a sudden, one canoe slides away from the others and crosses the fin- ishing line just a paddle-breath's distance from the runner-up. The Winning team claims the prize of victory and the specta- tors give a wild cheer. After the races we continue the festivities of River Day with a picnic for the entire Lasell community on the Athletic Field. Like all picnics it is a grand success with everyone putting away more food than they ever thought themselves capable of eating. Nevertheless, the faculty, even after their tremendous meal, have enough energy to play an ardent game of softball. The climax comes when we crowd in the auditorium for even more laughs at the faculty and Senior's Stunt Night. ,Af

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14170 jlflll 0 Our annual party, the June Fete, was a grand success. The Ath- letic Field was the stage for the Tom Saw- yer production put on by the Dance Club. ay. 140011, 'Just as peo- ple always play games at parties, and wait with breathless excite- ment for the prize, so we wait at our party for our Queen. Sandy Pryor looked the part in every way in her satin gown and crown of flowers. Her court paid her fair tribute. In it were Dorothy Diem, Maggie Warreim, ,Ioan An- tun, and Mary Jane White. if We'll remember particularly the ingenious turn-stage, Hildergardc Junker as Tom Sawyer, Anne Mathewson as the Indian, Lorraine LeClaire as Huck Finn, and Sally Griffith as Aunt Polly. Page twenty-five