Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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IRI Contents l. The College ll. The Classes Ill. Organizations IV. Features V. Advertisements GRAYING AND ART NVURK BY SI'RIN1il Ilil.ll I'llU'I'U-IiN1LRAX'lNIL UIYXIIRNNY, SI'RlNlQl'Il-ILII, MASSAi'lll'Sli'l lS NTING HY PHELPS l'l'l3I.ISHINl2 L'OMI'.'XNY, Sl'RI'XZlSIflliLIl, M.XSS,'XL'lll'5li'l l'S E gbgg is ' s' x aft?-b e 03,55 a-19 Elmclftl Staff M ,mv Ifinxxti-is Gnmxm' lfflflf11'-ill-L'lz1'cf Rl,XRli.Xlili'l' GERAN lm':1s1'1li'.i'.v illillziigvf' lx.x'rlli4il:1N+t l7.Ax1.x' . IV! lfililor