Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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IWfWI €♦ a. iJcccption MEET ME AT THE ELEVATOR TABLE 1 MORE CELEBRITIES In early fall We went to call On Mary Henienway. In bashful smile Robed angel style We spent the happy day! Boston shoe clerk to Freshman: How do you spell that, please? Member of 1919: W-E-L-s, no, not that. W-e-l-e-s, no! W-e-l-l-s, no, now wait a minute. Tra la la, tra la la. tra la la. la la la. W-e-l-l-e-s-l-e-y! 26

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illMMMffl You are charming, Alma Mater, said the Freshman to the Dean But I think I ' d really rather go abroad. There ' s a war in Western Europe, as perhaps you may have seen, And I want to be a useful anthropo ' d. You ' ll forgive me for intruding, said the Government to her, But I ' d rather have my youngest stay at home. If you ' ll study and hoe cabbage and improve your character, There will be a shorter war than if you roam. 25

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IWMM THE PRAIRIE FLOWER Nobody ever cultivated me, Ha ha! I ' m wild! I just growed up as you see Ever since I was a child. I am a little prairie flower. Growing wilder every hour, For nobody ever cultivated me, Ha ha! I ' m wild! Wellesley has cultivated me Ha ha! I ' m tame. I ' ve been learning every hour. Ever since I came. I was a little prairie flower. Growing wilder every hour, But Wellesley has cultivated me Ha ha! I ' m tame! l tet ooVe stboti ih line irom q . . unTil i2.A.t . and ' ii er ][ou re ' jusT abouT as lar jrom Hie Cashier ' j ojl-ice a4 yoo were wh en oo €[ a.rT —— , Ib- .,iw -.M. id and oo ' re so ancL tJisau e -firei andjuriopS loilii it dl ' - and you eveiriTuitll neccth -Hie. door Only to ee 1+ very e « — OH 6IRL!- L ' it.!!! V x 27