Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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The fall of IQBQ will be remembered as the season of the little red books which proved that seniors Work less than anybody else. We kept those records early in the year, before the seminars became very serious. Once caught in the toils of their theses, many seniors were completely campusfbound. It was their turn to envy the freshmen, those harclfvvorking Women who taxied Curriculum Board: Barbara Lewif sohn, Anne Galpin, jean Costello Nlarjory Mills, Virginia Shafroth, Peggy Skelly, Ruth Bennett. Sally Lawson. Rosalie Thorne '40, Chnirmang Rachel Cooper. Katlif erine Little. Not .xl1ou.w1.Roseinary Cody Betsy Pifer. Victoria Hart' well. lvlonnie Douglas. Angela Lang. off to the station every Friday. The demand for cubicles increased as We brooded over topics due before Thanksf giving. It was eerie in the basement of the libe on Saturday nights. There were no Wandering freshmen seeking the path to Taylor, no errant sophomores reading back numbers of The New Yorker. The seniors really Worked. CAMPUSED

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FUND.-X MIENTALS yond, celebrate their exuberance with ceremonies like Swupper, which begins in the pool and ends with sandwiches in the game room. The OutingfClubbers, the yachtsf women and the Swuppers have already been through the cocoon stz1ge.Working backwards in their developmental hisf tory, we find that they all originated as very new and unfundamentalized fresh' men. Even as the least of us, they had to blow into the lung capacity machine, and take motorfability tests. They took A SVVUPPER swimming tests too, and no fooling about it. She who cannot swim, must, at least diplomatically, sink. Unless, of course, she can develop a sinus complaint. , 'Na 21

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