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

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' 'I ' ga Consumers' League The nur nose ofthe Consumers' l,ea fue l of Mount Holyoke College, as stated in the Constitution, is to encourage an intelligent interest in the National Con- sumers' Leaguef, The work of the Na- tional Organization is, broadly speaking: 1. To insure propaganda to induce the passage either by State or Federal legis- l21tl1l'C, of such social legislation as Child Labor or Minimum Wage Laws, and 2. To create a demand among consumers for . - . goods bearing the Consumers League Label and to rain their su 1 orl in such a 21 l P campaigns as for example, the Shop- liarly hflovement. U lbihrmf l EAI! l 1,111 R, 1917 . . . l,7'l',Yl'dl'lI,f RUFI1 C111uus11 1916 . Vice-1'rexide11f RUTII hom IQIS . S6'C7'6'fll7'3' Cixnonu lDlX'lI 11, IQIS . . - . T7'FllJ'lH't'l' Efcerutrue Glnmmittvr Dolothy SUUW 1916 Margaret Reid, IQI8 GIWCC Allen 1917 Janet Woolverton, 1919 Zliarultq Ahniaur Nliss Amy l'leWes,'l'h.D. 9

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THE 1917 LLAMARADA Elizabeth Bickford Bessie Bowne Margaret Bunyan 'Mildred Chutter Margaret Clark Evelyn Davis Em Dorothy Camp Ruth Conklin Margaret Conrad Alice Dimon Helen Beardslee Josephine Budd Ruth Budclington Elizabeth Campbell Ruth Beers Mary Ely Sviluer Bing 0111111 illllvnuhrrn 1515 Almira Dunlevy Alice Farnsworth Edith Gaukrodger Frances Hart Ruby Higgins Yau Tsit Lau Margaret Romary Lillian Shipp Gladys Teele lvlarion Truesdell Florence Tuttle Evelyn Winship ilie Dean Helen Murray 1517 Lea Feder Katherine Henderson .Edith Hughes Eleanore Leete Ruth VVilliams 1515 Alice Geer Mary Hume, Janet Lewis Dorothea Lingle 1515 anh Eiurultg Miss Holmes Miss Hussey 28 Helen Mitchell Dorothy Odell Helen Palmer Virginia Park Ruth Munsey Ruth Peterson Dorothy Phraner Me lung Ting Esther Kingsbury Marjorie Ladd

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mn -..1,,t 1 THE 1917 LLAMARADA Elrll Mr what H1111 Eat aah 1111 Flrll lilnu what Hun Arn: QSeen in the tray-books. 'lj A. BENNETT-483 lunch-no beans, pitcher of milk, tea if possible. RITTER-NVeak tea and toast and water. I'lAZELTON -FOLH' desserts. XVINSHIP -Regular lunch-salt and pepper. M. P. SMITH-Nothing sweet, please. G. TEELE-One regular dinner for the cat. ELIZ. RICHARDS-Good sized pitcher of cold milk, six slices of toast, butter. H. WRIGHT-Three slices of toast, milk to drink, and potato. B. DROEGE-One dinner Qlife sizej. LOUISE VVIIITTEMORE143-44, breakfast-hot cereal. Please leave tray in 44 on some clear space and donit knock. Bo'rsFoRD-Two dinners, pickles. E. lXfIURDOCK'FOUI' slices of toast, two glasses of milk. M. Luca-li on toast and tea. gg 30