Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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35112 'D'd55EIt'i0'II I I JANUARY I5 , Concert Olive Mead Qua1't.ette of New York C-,I.lVE.MEAD GLADYS INTORTH ELIZABETH HOIIGHTON LILLIAN IJITTLEHALI-ZS JANUARY I8 A Ice Carnival JANUARY 22 Lecture: The Social Environment of the Chinese Dr. YAMEI KIN, China JANUARY 25-ZQ ' A Semester Examinations JANUARY go Second Ice Carnival FEBRUARY 1 Second Semester begins FEBRUARY 3 Lerfure and Ref1'tal: The Pulse Origin of Rhythm in Verse and Musicw FEBRUARY I2 Concert CHORAL CLUB and ORCHESTRA assisted by Mrs. EMIVIA PILAT GREEN FEBRUARY I3 X German NEW ENGLAND and SOUTHERN CLUBS - FEBRUARY I5 Valentinels Day Celebration FEBRUARY I7 Recital of German Songs and Lyrics Miss LEILA L1v1NGsToNE MORSE FEBRUARY IQ - Let-ture: Recent Discoveries in the Roman Forumn . Professor CHARLES C. BENNETT of Cornell University FEBRUARY 26 Leefure: Municipal Art A Dr. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS FEBRUARY 27 Second Hall Play: Monsieur Beaucairev MARCI-I 4 Leeture: The Building of a Coral Island Professor CHARLES L. BRISTOL of New York University MARCH II ' Concert MARCH IQ Qui Vivel' and T and Mi' Debate MARCH 25 i Spring Vacation begins APRIL 6 i College Exercises begin APRI1, I5 Concert APRIL 22 Leeture: Colors and Colorations of Amphibians and Reptiles APRIL 29 FOL1I'1dCI',S Day MAY 7 Field Day MAY I4 Fourth Hall Play: The Taming of the Shrew JUNE 5 E Baccalaureate Sunday JUNE 7 Class Day JUNE 8 Thirty-eighth Annual Commencement

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