Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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vmri- :, ! Mr AkHi ' .. C Ui .4 ' ,. ? ■ . . ■ p ' fe$£Ag j ?x? :.: ' «• W j tan ' EGENDA is the story of the four years at Wellesley, each of which, through change and innovation preserves a particular spirit and a color of its own. Although we, the class of ' forty-six, spent all but our last year in a wartime Wellesley, we find that in our patchwork of memories our first year was as green, our second as rosy, and our third as golden as any class could boast. Our fourth year, the year that found us firmly bound together in friendship and gratitude and that imbued us with the importance of being seniors, was tinged with the royal purple, our class color. In war and in peace our cherished years at Wellesley have combined to make up tke GoJj ijjui a ieeAGjf w ■■■ i 1

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Is lyEAR AFTER YEAR they S Wellesley campus intelligentsia, the smoothest of California, and the mos 1 Wellesley taxi: Washington House, please! ' moothies from Maine to ure-footed sophisticates ISt ever hailed a This is the day of arrival. But Hocus Pocus! By the first day of classes, like Wellesley ' s early November snow, these confident damsels have vanished. Can they be the same who now wander tremulously through Green Hall with aching legs and questioning eyes and freshmen caps askew? Yes, the tragic fact, the jolting knowledge, has again made itself plain: freshmen are GREEN AS GRASS! :j io |: