Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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Giir scene is set . . . Outside the ate,s ol our tollegitite wot ki lies the city ol which the Kims is a jtait. Cihicopee— lucliaii lot “white birch as the legend s;ivs— has its hub where the rambling brook called the (ihicopee Rivet meets the wide, serene Connecticut and sprawls ovei gently tolling hills to ttteet its bound.iries: Springfield on the sottth, W ' estover Air Fotte Iktsc to the west, and Holyoke to the tioi th. Its itihttbitatits t ise liotn tiuiny stocks— Polish, Irish, Fretich titittrtig them — just as the Eltiis tutmbers stitclents frotn lat attd tte;u. All have otie (otittttott c h;it at teristic : their friencl- liitess to Our lately of the Fdttis. Cihicopee tesidents take pt ide in the college iti their midst iiticl tespotid with the wattnth we see iti a Iriendly hello frotn ' AND WHAT ' LL YOU HAVE? queries Terry ot Al ' s popular Campus Lounge. CHOOSING SPECIAL VALENTINES at Hasting s Sta- tionery Store are Mary Ellen Shea, Sylvia Taylor, and Connie Tierney. ROARING FG 737 ' s sound the importance of near by Westover Field.

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Throughout the pcrpettial motion ot camptis affairs, the administration is the one stable Itittor th:it keeps the college aiu liored In inly to the ground. Toct olten the ditlercnce in iewpoint between the administration and the sttident body ol ;i college toims ;i Irarrier Iretween the two. However, when we consider the peisontil interest which, :is Dean, .Sister Rose William has always taken in e ery student, we tan s;i th;it here th;it barrier does not exist. I ' he ever-open door to the crfhce, the crowded desk— silent witness to the work that waited while Sister listened once more to our ten good reasons for not taking Latin, the apt tithite which sohed man a kmttty problem ;mtl straightened main a tangled schedtile, the retidy smile and willingness just to talk about things in geneitd: tltesc tire some ol the retisons tvh we tire gltid to congratulate Sister Rose William in her new ctipacitc tis I ' lesiclent, tind why t e aie proud to dedictitc this LLM.V I . to her. Dedicated to . . . Our President 7

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Al ' s Lunch, active |Kirticipation in X’eiitas Auditorium ecents, the increasing enrollment ol Cihicopee ' s daughters in the an- nals ol C:OLE. Eyes tired Itom the closc jrrint ol scholarly books trill be rested by a view of snow - streaked Mount Lcjm against a blue win- ter sky, the patchtvork design of farm fields and hills across the Connecticut in earl fall, the profuse bloom of magnolia, hawthorne, and apple tree, as long as the Elms has her home in the heart of Chicopee. SUNDAY POSTMAN FOR COLE mail is the weekly chore of Senior, Gail Ci:io. Pat Ryan, Gail Cicio, and Sheila Sullivan stop for a chat with Postmaster Cornelius T. O ' Niel. FAMILIAR SCENE to every Elmite is the Chicopee Public Library located on busy MacArthur Square.