Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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By this year one ' s game has improved Spring and sophomores go together Tired from the Tree Day race but never too tired to cheer the crew! Valerie Roemer, president of the class of 1948 H b uau w- ie i 4m With tender and maternal eye On freshman adolescent You trod familiar Wellesley ground, Your spirits effervescent. lzabelle ' . How can you ask me about the Book of fob on a beautiful day lifo this? Hats off to ' 48 11

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]. he difference between freshman and sophomore years is like the difference between watching a parade in a gay but confused crowd of spectators, and actually making up part of the parade yourself. We do not have to lead the parade, but we can take a real part in it for the first time. In this year there is suddenly a bit of time to help run the activities on campus. The general examination and graduation are still too dim in the future to subdue the gaiety of any ' ' gay young sophomore . ' ' There are closer friends and more friends. There is importance and self-confidence gained in finding oneself an upper classman. And because of all this, plus a kind of second year spirit, an intangible sophomore-ish something, this year is distinctly ROSY! I 21

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Suzanne Carreau, president of our class sophomore year Wi e w-e ie l bif We took up Poli. Sci. and Ec. And learned to check inflation; But Papa eyed our sophomore bills With gloomy speculation. Practice for speech class? But I ' d rather make snowballs We learned that any weather is Wellesley weather We discovered the Outing Club And, oh, yes! Classes We learned the legend of Tupelo Road I 23 J