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

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Tenth Volumel THE LLAIVIARADA 21 ANNA LOUISE KELLY, Regz'.v1rar': Asxixtant SARA TRUAIR HOI.I.ANl7S, A.f.Tl'5fllllf in ClJr'n11'.ftry SARA, MAISPII, ANDREWS, f,z'brarlan'5 AA'J'Z..fffI7lf Allleboro, Massaclzxaxcrls W'11ler'vlieI, New Turk Inlcrvalv, New Hampshire BERTHA IRIENE RAYMOND, B.A., Axxzlstanf in Pby.fif.v 5 Hollis Place, Allxinrl, Nlnsxzzclfzlscils HENRIETM F ANGEL, Rmdfr in Euglifb I9 Hmlley CARo1,1NE MORRIS GALT, B.A., Reader in Latin Sl., Saullz Hmlluy, Maxsaclumfltvx Marion, Virginia LILLA FRANCES MOliSlE, S.T.1VI., Axslxfnrzl in l3ibliml Literature 4 22 Mount IIIBILYIIIIY SI., Sl. ffolmxbury, Vcrmonl MARGARET LOVE WHEELER, BA., Englixb Literature and German B.A.,We1le51ey, S7 Perry Sl., Brookline, Masxaclzzxxelis MAUD ALLENE MONROE, B.A., flxxzktant in Gymnasium Evrs HOWARD BERRY, B.A., Assistant in Zo25Iogy RUBY' SANBORN, B.A., f1.f.v1'.vtant in Zo5logy 272 Oalc Sl., Oberlin, Ollfa 282. Spring Sl., Porzland, Maine W'0arlxlocle, Conncrifrul GRACE MAXWELL FERNALD, BA., flssismnr in Pxycbolagy AMY FLORA PETERS, B.A., ffxrixtant in Axtronomy Wext New Brighton, New Torle zz Bramllall St., Portland, Maine

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20 THE LLAMARADA lTenth Volume GEORGE ELLSWORTI-I DAWSON, Ph.D., Education University of Michigang University of Leipsicg University of Chicago, Ph.D., Clark University, Rcligous Educational Association. 938 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, Connecticut ALVENIA BARNETTE MILLER, M.A., English Literature M.A., Columhia University. Columbia, South Carolina WILLIAM GASPARD DE COLIGNY, B.L., Spanish B.L., University of France, College of Paris, Military School of Dresden and Dusseldorf, Germany, Director of Military School in Peru and Ecuador. 89 Sherman St., Springfield, Massachusetts ELIZABETH BREADING O,NEIL, B.A., Zoology B.A., Bryn Mawr. 5961 Alder St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GERTIKUDE STEWART HYDE, B.A., Art B.A., Mount Holyoke, Norwich Art Schoolg Art Students' League, New York. 168 Washington St., Norwich, Connecticut BERTHA PHILLIPS, Chemistry Washington University, St. Louis. 5617 Clemens St., St. Louis EMILIE NORTON MARTIN, Ph.D., Mathematics B.A., Ph.D., Bryn Mawrg University of Gtittingeng Member of American Mathematical Society. Montreat, North Carolina EMILY CURTIS ROBBINS, Botany Radcliffeg' Marine Biological Laboratory, Wood's Holly Harvard Summer Schoolg Cold Spring Harbor, Long Island. I3 Waterhouse St., Cambridge, Massachusetts REBECCA WII.DER HOLMES, Violin Graduate of the Royal Conservatory in Berling pupil nf Josef Joachim, Berlin, Hugo Herrman, Frankfort and Julius Eichberg, Boston. 52 Pearl St., Sprinlqfeld, Massachusetts ANNA LOCKHART FLANIGEN, Chemistry University of Parisg London University College: University of Berlin. 7.120 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CIIALFANT ROBINSON, Ph.D., History Ph.D., Yale Universityg University of Berling University of Freibergg Lecturer on Commer- cial Treaties, Yale University. New Haven, Connecticut MAl1'1'HA KRUG GENTHE, Ph.D., Geology -Ph.D., University of Hcidelbcrgg University of Lcipsic. 24, Sumner St., Hartford, Connecticut MARY ALICE BRADFORD, B.A., Rcgistrar's flssistant zo Moultrie St., Dorchester, Massachusetts HELEN' PECK YOUNG, Presia'ent's Assistant ' 2.4, North Mountain Ave., Montclair, New jersey

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Tenth V0'Umel THE LLAIVIARADA 23 clmission of Students Qlintraure ltiequirrntents MATHEMATICS. A good working knowledge of the multiplication table, long division, decimal and common fractions. In order that students may pursue successfully the work of freshman year, it is strongly recommended that they have good dispositions, not likely to be injured by excellent mental discipline, and large allowances, well adapted for tutoring bills. LATIN. KID Grammar and composition. Thorough knowledge of everything in Gildersleeve's grammar. Ability to translate into idiomatic Latin any of Emerson,s essays. Q25 Ability to translate at sight without hesitation any given passage of Latin. It is advised that Harper's Latin Dictionary be used as a pillow for at least one year before entrance, that the student may be as familiar with it as possible. HISTORY. Candidates are required to know the importance of the following dates, and to be able to describe briefly but accurately the events connected with them: 1492, 1620, 1776, 1836 '. ENGLISH. Thorough mastication of books prescribed for reading and study, ability to write a legible hand, fair proficiency in spelling and punctua- tion. Ability to write on two hours' notice stories for the Mount Holyoke, and for the Llamarada. FRENCH. Maxz'mum requirement-CID A Flexible tongue, combined with complete knowledge of pronunciation and grammar. Q25 Ability to keep awake during a required French lecture. Minimum Tfqulifffflffll'-'lVI3XiIl1lllTl requirement divided by two. Y YivElJlZlifliKgL'-Iif Mount Holyoke Seminary.