Lasell College - Lamp Yearbook (Newton, MA)

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HNEHIUN SHUVV The slender, graceful models walk onto the runway dressed in the latest creations of the Lasellian couturieres. The audience has been patiently awaiting the opening of this sensational showing which will so heavily influence the styles of the fashion world. The audience is made up mostly of Lasell students who could be no more excited if Christian Dior and Molyneux had flown from Paris, Ccil Chapman, Hattie Carnegie, Fath, from New York, to see the revolu- tionary styles of this leading house of fash- l U ion. Undoubtedly, the Lasell look, chic, casual, smart, and never theatrical, will be the epitome of fashion this spring. Once a year the eccentric artists of Lasell lend their IUOSIZ treasured works to the Art Exhibit. These young Bohemians plan the exhibit themselves. Their ideas are always unique and refreshing. Last year, for in- stance, they hung wiring from the ceiling, painted it bright red, and then attached the paintings from it. The Walls of Carter Hall are lined with the works of our promising young artists. There are water colors, oils, temperas, textiles, ceramics, and crafts. im illllllll

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lilEl lllllll On Monday morning, just before the Graduation exercises, We gather in the au- ditorium for the Last Chapel service. At this time the coveted gifts are given to the most deserving students. There are medals for the honor studentsg the clothing prizes are a gold and a silver thimbleg a gold and a silver bread loaf go to the two best cook- ing studentsg special recommendations on a job are the secretarial awardsg and che win- ning crew is given prize letters. We wait in breathless anticipation for the final be- stowing of the white jackets to the three most versatile students. The spirit of fellowship is acutely pres- ent as we all bow our heads for our last Chapel prayer. Page fwc' My-vziizc