Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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WoncL f On (I narrii sffiirifi Miin- (tar ite paused at the Infill mation Bureau to ask for our lost fountain pen. H e liurrirti iltnen to the lake far Mr. Pilley ' s eluss. eimdueled out-of-doors in titerosnul English manner, or u ' enl to n-ork joyously in our 10} HoUuiy experimen- tal garden. Some Mon- days provided breaks from the usual ronlinr. Snoir uid bright sun- shiiw tempted us to a winter sun-bath, or ire awoke in thefreshiwss of a May Day morning to pla little sister to our lioop-rolliiig sen- iors. U e canw home front the morning ' s round of classes hoping to find letters in our mailboxes, spent sunny afternoons under the cherry trees in Muiiger court or listening to the Catch-two-three of the coxswains as we lolled in the spoon -holders. Late afternoon found us droii ' sy. Monday came so inevitably iinil so relentlessly upon the train of carefree week- ends. .■ ' f yrWWf

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at4tv)it an l ii|M»n ■■« ' villii t ' ; «r« ' ii. IIm ' V ' lle»«loy irl kt ' ops !« o|i 1% ' itli IIk ' ' nidf ' variety of ai ' iiviiy % ' liii ' li ;£iv4 ' ! lift ' s » |ii« ' 4 ' . W walk io cliapol ill Hie iM ' wiic i i of Ww day. io ro4 eive a inoj Najiio wlii« li Mlri ' ii llieiiK us for our ( ' « miii;j laxkN. We ilasli in in flaN.s just lM ' for« tlu ' Im ' II. V« ' ixtroll to tlM Vil for shopping, to tli« ' V« II for a ( ' oiic: wo rush to tlu ' t ' row lioiiNt ' for a 1:10 oalliHit. We stiitly in the lihe at night, or dance in Alum of a Saturday— and cherish every fleeting iniiiiit« of a week at Wellesh ' y.

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u eS act With a snitftshot ' s end icr rrctill the morning H ' h( n jvi ' rciwnrsrd in tlic Grceli Tlwatrr for tlw t il Jnnior skit in Freshman nndcrillc. We see onrselves once (igain dnnesily jticking onr nay down the Jire- es ii e ivith our mlu- ahlr orlicles nlien the gortfi snntrnoned tis to an outside Jire-drill. We reroll Hazinfi Day, alien tlie sophomores bent timid freshmen to their ingenious wills iiilh eries of A ir RaidTl or the days of excitement before Junior Show. We rememlier playing the piano, sitting in the sun after lunch, ur donning our Jlannel housecoats to read triiial. amusing magazine stories. These ivere the possible hap- penings of a W ellesley neek-dav. But Tuesday was not a W ellesley Tuesday if it did not close with the P EW ' S editors ' tceekly excursion III Dedham to iirile head- lines, read proof, and ar- range the make up of the paper.