Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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' ' Glad of the gift that binds our hearts together . . . Joyfully minister that gift to thee!

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ZETA ALPHA T JLb .he convex mirror over the fireplace in the Zeta Alpha house reflects those interested in modern drama, who by meeting together to read, discuss, and produce plays, find in the theatre of today new intellectual and recreational values. The leading lady role this year, taken by Frances Duclos, ' 42, was admirably executed. The spring production was well-worth the struggles and laughter and thought involved. 17

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T in Lhe Chapel will always be a much-loved part of our college. And as the Senior Class, strangely somber in academic gowns, moves down the roadway away from the Chapel, the scene holds a deep meaning for those who are left behind, as well as for the departing class. They sing as they march, and the words come back to the underclassmen : How still the steps tonight — the steps tonight ... Chapel steps, scene of step-sing- ings immemorial, would still like to be shown the true-hearted daughter of Wellesley who doesn ' t care to join the Tuesday and Friday evening harmonies.