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

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THE 1. LAMAR ADA 5' jfovmrr iHnnlirrs Mary Arnold Rachel Baker Frances Benner Marjorie Bill Katharine Bronson Louise Colegroye Lucia Cowles Elsa Daudey Elizabeth Day Lillian Doane Grace Easterly Florence Ferguson Helen Ferguson Bertha Flynt Ada Foster Mary Freeman Estelle Gerard Thomas Emily Coding Gladys Goodnow Ruth Gowdy Carrie Cowing Mabel Graves Helen Hazen Edna Heacock Louise Howard Alice Jewett Marion Johnson Ruth Kane Florence Keene Elsie Kelly Pearl Kimball Bertha Loring Mary Love Florence Mallory Margaret Mallory Helen Mandell Hattie Manley Ruth Meserve Pearle Milliken Kathryn Mitchell Rebecca Mixner Esther Morehouse Bessie Murless Bessie Noyes Mayme Packard Theodora Peck Grace Pierson Annie Pike Helen Pratt Marion Pratt Ruth Raymond Julia Samson Fannie Steele Brown Edna Thompkins Bessie Torrey Flora Treat Ethel Wallace Edith Weathbrill Marjorie Wheeler Josephine Willeke Ida Williams Bessie Wood 4

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5° THE LLAMARADA Whitney, Frances Rebecca, ’ K 97 Broad Street, Norwich, Conn. Norwich Free Academy; Y. W. C. A.; Le Giocose; Athletic Association; C ollege Settlement Association; Glee Club; Banjo Club; Choral Club; History Club; 1907 Class Treasurer 1904-05; Leader Glee Club 1907-08. Wightman, Lucy Angell 245 Mountain Avenue, Malden, Mass. Malden High School; Y. W. C. A.; Le Giocose; To i Chapter, Debating Society. Wilder, Marion 34 Woodland Avenue, Gardner, Mass. Gardner High School; Y. W. C. A.; Le Giocose; Athletic Association; College Settlement Association; To € Chapter, Debating Society; Nipmuck Club; President Archaeological Club 1907-08. W illis, Jessie Lillian 24 Oread Street, Worcester, Mass. Omaha High School; Y. W. C. A.; Le Giocose; To icv Chapter, Debating Society; Archaeological Club; Philosophy Club. Woods, Daisy Martha 19 Beacon Street, Natick, A ass. Natick High School; Y. W. C. A.; Le Giocose; Athletic Association; Td € Chapter, Debating Society; Choral Club; Student Volunteer Band; Baked Bean Club; Chairman Class Prayer Meeting Committee 1907-08. W oodwor’I h, Estella Pearl Suffield, Conn. Connecticut Literary Institute; Y. W. C. A.; Le Giocose; To Chapter, Debating Society; Athletic Association; College Settlement Association.

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3!it IfUnuiriant A YEAR ago an atmosphere of awe and sadness enveloped the entire college at the sudden death of Ethel Swift, after an illness of less than a week. To us, her classmates, who knew her best, Ethel’s loss brought a deeper sorrow. Combined with unusual intellectual power, she had a nature of wonderful sweetness. Her enjoyment of life was warm and eager, manifested in her enthusiasm for the out-of-doors, her work, and above all, for her friends. To us, she gave the ready comradeship which can spring only from spontaneous understanding and sympathy. As the days hasten on, the strength of her personality becomes ever more real than the fact of her absence, and we know that through her we are drawn more closely to the invisible,‘‘believing, where we cannot prove ’