Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Betty Wales, Senior: A Story for Girls
For the information of those readers who have not followed Betty Wales through the first three years of her college career the author explains that most of Betty's little circle began to be friends in their freshman year, when they lived off the campus at Mrs. Chapin's, and Mary Brooks, the only sophomore in the house, ruled them with an autocratic hand. Helen Adams roomed with Betty then, and a comical and sometimes a trying roommate she proved to be. Rachel Morrison and Katherine Kittredge were also at Mrs. Chapin's, and Roberta Lewis, who adored Mary Brooks and was desperately afraid of every one else in the house, even to Betty Wales, who guessed that shyness was at the bottom of Roberta's haughty manner and tried to help the lonely little freshman to make friends at college. Eleanor Watson was the most prominent member of the group that year and part of the next.
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