Sarah Lawrence College - Yearbook (Bronxville, NY)

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Hadin WSLC Left to right: Pat Lettierc, Cynthia West, Nancy Hamburger, Carol Freeman, Gwen Brown, chairman; Janet Taylor, Barbara Deshon. Hits and Misses Left to right: Sally Olmstead, Carol Wilkins, Jerry Gilbert, Anne Williams, Audrey Von Clemm, chairman; Jack Barnes, Joan McLellan.

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SEPTEMBER 20: Nothing seems to have changed: Harry's at the Spoon ( good to see ya, doll ); Earnest is still here to keep us on our tip-toes; the Freshman advisees advise the ad- visers; the three courses we picked are filled up —and so are the tennis courts; Nina’s post-cight- thirty heart has grown no softer, although the medium eggs have, (Thank God!) . . . Oh, there are two changes: there are now dormitory rooms underneath the ground in Gilbert where they used to raise mushrooms, and I have a new ring:-----. Another year’s moss-gathering has begun. THERE WILL BE CHEST X-RAYS ON TUESDAY: NO PINS, HOOKS, EYES, OB SNAPS. (I’m all yours in buttons and bows.) You know there is no smoking in here?” (Nina, these mental blocks play havoc with my memory.) ... 1 he entertainmen. Committee, in the vigour of its youth, imported Columbia and Eordham for a square dance, prompted by some- one’s remarking: I wanta know more men!” (More than you'd wanta remember came.) “I should soy, my dear, that your problem is psycho-somatic. Tragedy?”, anyway? (But Mr. Fitzgerald, I thought a goat song was simply Baaaaaa”.) I DON’T WANT TO FRIGHTEN YOU GIRLS: BUT ONE OF THE STUDENTS II s COMI DOWN WITH I 111. ll sl is. RI PORI TO Illi INFIRMA BY AT THE FIBS I SIGN OF A RASH. (Good grief! Suppose this isti't acne!) Ars Longa Perkins began the Scholarship Drive with a card party and an empty house; and Mr. Lautcr- bach showed a fdm called “The World Is Rich.” O unworldly SLC! . . . Well, for I leaven’s sake: look what Bryan Green has done! . . . They’ve given up trying to decide whether the Sales- man’s Death is tragic; new problem: “What is An Athletic event! Gilbert, abetted by Mr. Bab- ban (out of uniform) vs. MacCracken: volley- ball. MacCracken had two ringers; Gilbert won a moral victory . . . Hallowe’en: leaky milk- straws, cider, and a body that got itself out on a limb. The Freshmen roused our curiosity with enigmatic little signs, and then satisfied it with their show: Somebody’s Always Looking”, an interpretation (whimsical) of John Dewey’s fair-haired girls. Grande finale: We are as arty as pictures by Rembrandt We are as nutty as butter pecan All the ivorld thinks xve are hioh-powered drinks And a menace to civilized man. (The tune was rather familiar.) Buses came and went one night early in De- cember, full of girls in heavy black skirts;— something about a chorus concert.