Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Pendleton Really Eats Freshmen At Certain Epochs

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BOARD OF PUBLICATION Editor-in-chief RUTH W H I r N E Y Associate Editor Alice L . B a k k r E L 1 z A B E r H D . Con u e r G E N E ' 1 E E C . H A N Literary Editors M A R r HA . } ' ) C) R B E E I. E W . S I 1 r H Chief Art Editor 1- L L T A E O R Assistant Art Editors Alice E . D a l r v i i i. e Clara S . Richards Edith [ones Business Manager Frances G. Terrv Assistant Business Managers Florence B a r t h L A I R A ]{ . H A A h s

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INETEEN Hundred and Three her hook, and Nineteen Hundred and Three her bow ! (J[ As most of us know to our sorrow, the phrase it is customary has extraordinary weight at Wellesley. As earnest young things we have had our youthtul hopes nipped in the bud, and the darling schemes of our hearts killed in their infancy, by the state- ment from which appeal is impossible: There is no precedent for such a procedure! ( And so we have followed the gigantic custom in this matter ot LEGENDA-making. Our predecessors have always created a more or less arbitrary central hitching-post to which the undifferentiated particles emanating from their brains were painstakingly attached. The originator of this custom, on careful research, is found to be that sage who said: Hitch your wagon to a star. And accordingly we have endeavored thus to attach our little wagonette. (J[ If the ropes and other tackle we have used for this linking are all too large for their purpose, or slack by reason of undue length, we cry your compassion, not your jeers. It is ditficidt hrmly to grasp even a fixed star. Try it, yourself!