Pomona College - Metate Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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:AGECHIX GET INTO THE SWIM After signing up fsee picture on opposite pagel roommates Barbara Morse and Rosa- belle Claus meet for the first time in their room. Resident freshmen girls all live in Har- wood Court, spend days unpacking, sending home things they thought they would need, but don't, once they see their roommates' things. Inhabitants find that Harwood is best for making friends, fudge and furor, worst for fulfilling matriculation demands. On entering the door, freshman girls are seized by their sponsors fhovering in the background? who had contacted them by mail during the summer. After showing them the trunk rooms, Dean Gibson's office, and the Bank of America, the sponsors rush off to grab new arrivals. later give spreads and hold meetings in attempts to clear up the confusion arising in the first few weeks. fSee page 54 for a picture of the sponsors.J Further acclimating is offered by the Mor- tar Board, at a tea for freshman girls in Blaisdell. Girls are told about the organiza- tion and standards of Mortar Board fsee page 54 for board picturel, are told from experience how best to make a go of it at Pomona, and are encouraged to add what- ever spare time is left, after work and good times are over, to the work side of the ledger, to maintain high scholarship records. 25

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