Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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HENRY VAN INGEN. rnormsson ov DRAIVING AND PAINTING, AND DIRECTOR on- TIIE scaoox. or PAINTING FREDERICK LOUIS RITTER, Mus.Doc., Pnomsson OF MUSIC, AND DIRECTCR OF THE SCHOOL on- Imslc. FRANCES A. WOOD, LIBRARIAN. LYDIA ANNIE WHITNEY, TEACHER OF PIANO-FORTE PLAYING. J ESSIE CHAPIN, TEACHER OF PIANO-FORTE PLAYING. ELLA MCCALEB, A.B., SECRETARY TO THE PRESIDENT. .IESSIE M. HOAG, TEACHER OF ELOCUTICN. SOPHIA F. RICHARDSON, A.B., TEACHER OF MATHEMATICS. ELLA M. FREEMAN, A.B., TEACHER or cIfxuIsTIw. MYRA REYNOLDS, A.B., TEACHER OF ENGLISH. LINA GUANTIERI, I TEACHER OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE. LAURA ADELLA BLISS, A.M., Mus.B., TEACHER OF PIANC-Foam PI..n'ING. MABEL R. LOOMIS, A.B., I TEACHER OF ENGLISH. FANNY LINCOLN STORY, ORGANIST, ANI: TEACHER OF ORGAN PLAYING. JENNETTE BARBOUR PERRY, A.B., TEACIIER OF ENGLISII. ANNA J. BRIDGMAN, DIRECTOR OF THE GYIINASIUN. ELLA CATHERINE GREENE, A.B., ' TEACHER. OF LATIN. OTTILIE HERHOLZ, TEACHER or GERMAN. JENNIE MAY WICKES, TEACHER on' I'IANo-I-'CME PLAYING. CHARLES GRUBE, TEACHER OF VIOLIN PLAYING. 7

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q Qienioe Qoitosiol. The underclasses say an y That a Senior's life is play, But any one who's tried it will that sentiment refute 5 For our duties grave are many, V While repose- We haven't any, ' And in vain We probe improbables, inscrutables we scrute. For our trials have begun When the rising bell has rung, We must scramble through our dressing, So as not to miss the blessing, Take a hasty cup of coffee and a roll 5 Dash OE something deep and brainy For the Vassar Miscellany, And speculate a little on the soul. A rehearsal for a Philalethean play, Then we help the young Omega on its way, Do some reading for a T. and M. debate, And reason with the girl who stays up late. Run in something light and airy For a meeting literary Of Alpha or of Beta ffor on drama they have froufnedj. Then we hasten to seclude us In the great tank padlavudpos, fTl1OI.'lgl1 We always ask permission, so that no one will be drownedy , Next devote some hasty glances To the national finances, And ponder on the ills that money brings. We must practice in the choir And take notes on the Messiah, Then do a little on the traveling rings. Oh, the underclasses say That the Senior's life is play, But with duties we're distracted, and with labor we are spent, But 'tis balanced by the pleasure And the privilege we treasure . Of calling Sunday evening on our august President.. 9