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

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T'II13 1 91 7 L L.A.h4!kI2IXlD.A Sviuhmia' Hnluntrvr ilianh Bertha Boutelle Mildred Chuttex' May Gibson lirmina Jones Leila Childs Nlargaret Conrad Sarah Cornwell Helen lflverett Alice Geer Niildred Greene Dorothea Lingle Jsoo Sing Chen Me-iung Han Mvnxlirrn 1915 1517 Ruth Pa rker 1513 G race Yang 1915 Mildred Norton ZHuruItg imlrnihrrn Yau Tsit Law Marion MagOOl1 Grace Wallace Chi Nyok Wang Clarissa Gibson Katherine Henderson Helen Palmer Virginia Park Dorothy Pease Dorothy Phraner Me .lung Ting Vong-ling Lee Lisette Miller Nliss Elizabeth Adams Miss Edith Coon Miss Helen Vincent 24

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he Q Student olunteer Band 1 The aim of the Student Volunteer Band in college is to unite the girls whose pur- pose it is to be foreign missionaries, and in every possible way to assist its mem- bers in htting themselves for etleetive workers in the foreign held. To make this possible, weekly meetings are held to study student and world missionary problems, world movements and mission fields, and their needs, with a considera- tion of the training and preparation which will enable the members at some time to help solve these problems. Gbiiirrru CJLADYb T121-,1,1s, 1916 . Leader ALICE DIMON, 1917 - Swffidfy SARA DOWNEP., 1916 WC?-Lfddff 23

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, College Settlement illlnunt ilinlgnltr Ollyaptrr nf the Glnllvgtv Svrttlmnwxttz Aminriatinu The College Settlements Association aims to arouse Zllld sustain, i11 schools and colleges, an intelligent interest in settle- IDCIII. work. l or this purpose it has chap- ters i11 twelve women's colleges, and sub-cl1apters in thirty-three girls' schools. College settlement houses are maintained in four cities: New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore. ln addition, the association makes its influence felt in social legislation, in rural social work, and i11 tl1e industrial situation. The Mount I-lolyoke Chapter was organized i11 March, 1901. Members of the asso- ciation take charge of sewing, dramatic a11d choral classes at the Coffee llouseu in Holyoke each week. ln the summer, a vacatio11 house is maintained in South Hadley, where working girls from Holy- oke may spend a few days. ' 1 QDfiirrrH. 15115-1911? C11111s'1'1N1-: Towne W11.soN, 1917 . . . l rr.r17dv11L Miss A1,zA11A COMSTOCK . . Fac'u.lf3'fIdm71er l'1n11'11 Gixuknolxzlsk, 1916 ' Smiior Vice-Elecfor Nlfmiouin Benjamin, 1917 . fN7lf07' Vive-lflvrior MARGARM- -IAMIQS, 1918 , S0ph0111.ort' Vice-lflaclor Nl11.D RED MANSON, 1916 .... Scc1'eta1'y-Y'rt'a511rw' lCDY'1'111: h'l11,1.1fR, 1916 . . Clzaairvzmvz of llolyolcf Exlen.rion Worla SYLVIA BnowN1s1.1,, 1916 . 6'lmi1'111a11,0fl acalio11.lIo'11fc Commilln: l'llil.EN Boo'1'11, 1918 . , ----- Lib fU'i01l 25