Vassar College - Vassarion Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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VAS SARIO THE 1940 VASSARION 'I' PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF VASSAR COLLEGE 'F' POUOHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK

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ff E, the tvventyfiifth class Whose interests he has broadened and stimulated, dedicate our Vassarion to President Macflracken. We admire him because he matches his actions to his ideals. He has served indepenf dence of thought by keeping Vassar's community open to the discussion of Widely divergent opinionsg his leadership started the movement to help refugee scholars. Although the scope of his interests is infinitely large, none of our scholastic problems has been too small to receive his attention. He taught us to sport the oak with yellow signs, and to record the pasf sage of our time in bright red books. We shall remember, too, how delightf fully he entertained us: he read to us, sang to us, and danced for us. When vve departed, he smiled and gave us his blessing.