Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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J UNIOR CLASS SONG TUNE! H ANNIE LAURlE.' HURT the years weive known each other O class-mates, leal and true, But they've been a strong beginning Of what we hope to do, Working still unitedly Though sundered soon we be, For Ninety-six in spirit Forever one will be. We are striving, Alma Mater- Heaven bless thee, mother true-- To be iirm and right in thinking Right and firm in doing too. Learning broader sympathy, Finding life's hid harmony, That the spirit of our founder Where'er we go may be. Witli the sturdy green our color, And the climbing rose our flower May our lives be ever growing Into higher, sweeter, power. Fear we not Fate's grimmest mood But with brave, strong womanhood May we ever break ye evy1, And for aye Hupholde ye good. 34

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HISTORY OF NINETY-SIX. MO'l I'O: lfrrnk yr Mgr! mm' vljrkfllzfz' ju' gvod. COLORS: G'n'4'1z 171111, 'zt'h1'l1'. YELL: Rah, mb, rnh! Rah, fab, rz'.r! ffuhfokv, .Il00lI1A'l', N im 'I y- Sz'.1'! HILE Clotho was spinning one morning, Laehesis explained to her the pattern of a web she was beginning. It was to be four squares united by open work of blue- the blue of summer skies. Lachesis gathered up the ends of the threads and began to weave. They were of a peculiar green tint and not fine and silky as she had hoped. It was hard to do anything with them at first and the woyen fabric was loose. But the threads were made of good stuff and Laehesis soon found that they were rough and ill-spun only at the end. Before the first square was half done the web grew more firm and showed other tints. Wa1'p and woof, mingled for a moment in dark, mysterious figures. By and by the softer colors faded and the threads became white and lo! when the square was finished, there appeared a beautiful white rose. ' It took only a short time to weave the blue ope11 work and then the second square was begun. This proved to be a curious piece of work. Strange figures were wrought by the weaver's hand,-a group of nymphs moving rhythmically, a line of snowy white, a banner of blue and gold, and over the whole a rosy tint. Here was a beautiful spot of green, and near the border a merry little brook was woven into the 36