Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Neath the Oaks of our Dear Old Wellesley ft From diverse states and sections, And with diverse ends in view, We come from all directions, O Welleslev, to vou. In a huddled mass chaotic We are home-sick units merely We wail — you speak severely, And we call your rule despotic. (Not seeing in our blindness.

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Contents Senior Class 2 Title Page . 3 Dedication ... 4 Young Ladies ' College Companion 5 ' Neath the Oaks of Our Dear Old Wellesley . 7 Her Wellesley Experience :o A Glimp.se of Picturesque Wellesley . . .20-21 On the 5.30 from Boston 22 The Rime of the Frightened Sophomore 27 Editorial Board for 1902 31 Editorials 32 Tupelo ... 34 How the Constiiution was Adopted 36 Miss deWcstwood ' s Letter from Natick 40 Hints for Debaters 42 Jo Vale, Forenses 44 A Student in English . 47 Heart to Heart Talks with Girls 48 A Lament 52 Culinary Hints .... 53 Side Talks with Girls 55 lull B) 7a 59 Literary- Queries 61 Great Sayings About Famous People 63 Alii Sunt 67 The Battle of Wellesley 69 The Long-sufferers 72 Officers of Instruction 73 Graduate Students 82 Class of 1902 84 PAGE Class of 1903 90 Class of 1904 96 Class of 1905 104 Class of 1906 114 Specials 116 FR.A.TERNITIES : Alpha Kappa Chi 119 The Agora .120 Phi Sigma 122 Shakespeare Society 124 Tau Zeta Epsilon 126 Zeta Alpha 128 Cj:.ub.s .4ND Org. niz. tions : Student Government Association 130 The Christian Association 131 Officers of the College Settlement Association 131 Officers of the Barn Swallows 132 3 (!f;t7ziiie Board 133 Athletics 134 1902 Basketball Squad 135 1902 Crew 136 Golf Club ■137 Glee Club . . . . . 13S Mandolin Clul) ... 140 Choir ' 42 Philosophy Club 143 Southern Club . . . . ... ... 145 Maine Club .... 146 Lake of White 147

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Ourselves uncouth and raw, We cannot feel the kindness That hides behind your law. J II. And some work without ceasing And some too often play ; Each holds fast her own way Our scorn and pride increasing. (Yet our strife, you do not fear it. But working, ever smile, For unseen, the College Spirit Grows in us all the while. ) III. We lose each old illusion : We carp and criticise : We doubt, grow silly, wise, And our world seems all confusion. (But you work on still hoping: You have seen these many years, The same ague spirit-groping. The same dim doubts and fears.) IV. In the pride of our new learning We argue at your words. Perversely into swords Your gifts against you turning. (But calm you wait yet, patiently, Howe ' er your heart be sore: This too you knew had need to be, You had dealt with it before.)