Wellesley College - Legenda Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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• ■■■a nort ' Student ' s may wash only in the laundry ' ' The Embryonic Mass No one who has lived through it can forget the sense of complete confusion that belongs to Freshman Week. Starting at an assembly early Friday and continuing through Freshman Vaudeville Saturday night, bewildered newcomers watch while heads of organizations go through strange contortions of mind and body trying to attract new members to their activities. As feet grow weary, waistlines stretch, and ears ring, we feel that it is almost more than we can take. But after the first spurt of activity has died away, we settle down to two or three (well, maybe four) of the most interesting organizations. First impressions leave their mark, however, and the thing we never get over is that initial impression of the ver- satility of Wellesley. Blank looks, blank books 22

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11 f P 1 • ' v JHi rwr m.:mk mmM ' . - Pf ; It S I m p ft ' j a dog ' s life I will lift up mine eves C H A The Wellesley College Community Chapel is a new organ- ization created this year as a result of a study by a faculty- student -administration re-evaluation committee to replace the former Christian Association. The change is not one in name alone but in form and substance as well. The new organization with faculty, administration, and student representatives on its Executive Board and committees, is all-college in scope and places its main emphasis on wor- ship, study, and discussion. It has assumed the responsi- bility for chapel services and has transferred its social service activities to Service Organization. This latter change results from the conviction that religious ideals and values need not be limited in iheir expression to social services but should be applied in every kind of activity. K • •- . in the world 21