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

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Ein jllilemuriam Zlsahella Marian 'S-Iushurgb DIICD December 4, IQI4 The name of Isabella Marion Vosburgh will always bring to those who knew her a sense of cheer, invigoration, and spiritual stimulus. The comrades of her student days at Mount Holyoke recall the enthusiasm and eagerness with which she worked and played. Those who knew her as a graduate student found in her the same Hne qualities of happy devotion to her work combined with a forceful perseverance before which difficulties vanished. Her fellow-teachers and her students can testify to her whole-hearted service as a teacher. Her family and the friends, who were a, vital part of her student life in college and university and in the brief but rich months of teaching, treasure the memory of the steady, strong de- velopment of a well-rounded nature, full of idealism and power. 9

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Zin jlillemuriam Qarab illllurch IJIED, April 1, 1914 The college and class of 1916 lost a valuable member in the death of Sarah Mureh, Though she was at college only a few weeks, her sweet disposition won for her many friends. In spite of poor health she was unfailingly cheerful and show- ed remarkable Christian Courage to the very end. She was a member of the Stu- dent Volunteer Band and was planning for work in Africa after her eollege course was completed. 8

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