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

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 IT is of the greatest importance to keep tabs on the graduate students and members of the Senior Class, — otherwise they would feel at perfect liberty to commit matrimony or any similar offense, secure in the thought that they would not be detected. For that reason lists have been most care- fully and accurately prepared, which will enable all interested people to communicate directly with the above mentioned individuals. In contrast to the spirit of scintillating witticism pervading the rest of this book, these lists may seem rather heavy reading, but we feel sure that in the end The Board will receive praise and thanks for having thus instituted an entirely new department. If any one ever has any communication to make with Olive Sawyer Hoyt, Bachelor of Science, she may be found in Augusta, Maine. Augusta is a small place and Miss Hoyt is well known. Susan Brown Leiter, Bachelor of Arts is a prominent citizen of East Clarence, N. Y. Octavia Whiting Mathews, B. A., of Auburndale, Mass., and Alice Robinson, B. A., of New Castle, Maine. In quantity, we have but these four graduate students, but oh—the quality ! Arlington, Mass., surely accomplished a great feat in sending to us Angeline Peck Adams, 2©X-------, without whose careful management the Glee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs would be known to the world as Referring, of course, to the Llamarada Board of 1901.

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12 The Llamarada a mass of disorganized discords. She likewise runs the Senior Class, under the inadequate title of vice- president. What more fitting than for Angeline to live at 74 Pleasant street, Arlington, Mass. Louise Allyn, may be found at 247 High street, Bristol, Conn. Bessie Brigham Armington, 'k 12, at Elm Lawn, Dorchester, Mass. Bessie by the way, is a powerful member of the executive committee of the Y. W. C. A. Ruth Stewart Arnold, Q, lives at 16S3 Cam- bridge street, Cambridge, Mass., is literary, and a member of the Athletic Association. Margaret Elizabeth Ball, H I A, has more mail than any one else in Passaic, N. J. A special post- man has been hired by the town to carry mail to 84 Aycrigg Avenue. Such is the amount of material sent to the Editor-in-chief of the Mount Holyoke ! With her mighty guitar, Margaret has supported the Banjo Club for four years, with her mighty efforts has she aided the Debating Society and the Executive Committee of the League. Ethel Hannah Bardwell, is a member of the Debating Society. That looks like an ordinary statement, — but in Ethel’s case it means much. It means that she heeded not the advice of her friends, sent from 70 Federal street, Greenfield, Mass., nor her own desires, but joined the debaters to prove to the world that she can get 85. Grace Eldridge Beach is noted on account of the unusual qualities of her tongue. Grace can and does