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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1937 volume:

1937 LIamaraaa Copyright. May, 1937 HELEN A. CHAPMAN Eclitor-in-Chief JANET ARBUCKLE Business Manager l d SENICC MOUNT HO I- South jJU ‘ii invfvv In Recognition of her Loyalty and Wisdom and in Apprecia- tion of her Thirty-seven Years of Service OHOti- N T I N G THE 1937 LL AM ARAD A A CROSS CUT VIEW OF THE MOUNT HOLYOKE COLLEGE COMMUNITY IN THE PAST YEAR, AND A KALEIDOSCOPE VIEW OF THE YEARS IN THE PAST. THE LISTS OF THE MEMBERS IN THE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION PRECEDE THE PAGES DEVOTED TO THE FOUR CLASSES AND THEIR ORGANIZATIONS. AN OUTITNE OF ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES COMES THIRD, WITH A SECTION CONCERN- ING THE HOUSES FOLLOWING. A MAGAZINE FEATURE COMPLETES THIS BOOK, WHICH. WE HOPE. WILL BE ONE OF YOUR KEYS TO PLEASANT MEMORIES IN FUTURE DAYS. ) . . ms? ■ • J HE first section of Llamaradci contains a complete list ol the members ol tlie board of trustees, tlie administrative officers, and tlie members of the facu Ity and stall- Mary Lyon WOMEN OF tution for the education of young women depended greatly on the type ol persons in the faculty and the admin- istration, and we who are living in the Centennial year know that they have always maintained high standards of excellence. Mary Lyon, Lydia Shat- tuck, Cornelia Clapp and President Mary E. W oolley are four of the many great women who have been con- nected with Mount Holyoke College during its existence. Th e success of Mary Lyon s vision of a permanent insti- 24 Lydia Shattuck LLAMARADA MOUNT HOLYOKE Th roug h the influence of her faculty. Mo unt Holyoke has sent forth hundreds ol graduates to take their places in the world. I hey have en- tered into the fields of edu- cation. government, science, art, foreign service, and home making. 1 hey have C ornelia Clapp Mary Emma Woolley formed alumnae associations through which they keep in contact with each other, spread information about the college, and create inter- est in strangers, thus streng- thening the network of the influence of Mount Holyoke College in the entire world. 23 Annlrd LLAMARADA BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mary Emma Rev. Rockwell Harmon tMrs. Richard M. I Ioe Rev. William I lorace Day, D.D. Edward N. White Boyd Edwards, D.D., LL.D. tP. Charles Schedimann Oeorge Dwight Pratt James M. Speers Florence Puringlon, S.B., Litt.D. William J. Davidson Elbert A. Harvey, B.A. Henry Plimpton Kendall, M.A. I lowell Cheney, M.A. Edgar S. Furniss. Ph.D. Alva Morrison, B.A. Paul I lazlilt Davis, Ph.B. Maynard Y. Hazen, LL.B. Rold C. Wiggin, B.A. Prances Perkins, M.A. Prank Clayton Myers. LL.B. Philip L. Warren, B.A. Mary Hume Maguire, Ph.D. Ronv ena Keith Keyes, Ph.D. ’’’Harriet Love Thompson, B.A. Helena Pope Whitman, M.A. Jane Louise Mesick, Ph.D. tHonorary trustee Alumnae trustee South Hadley, Massachusetts Hartford, Connecticut New V ork, New York Bridgeport, Connecticut Holyoke, Massachusetts N Iercersburg, I ,ennsylvania New York, New ork Springfield, Massachusetts New ork. New ork South Hadley, Massachusetts Auburndale, Massachusetts Boston, Massachusetts Boston. Massachusetts N fanchester, Connecticut New Haven. Connecticut Boston, Iassachusetts Chicago, III i viols Hartlord, Co nnecticut Boston, V Iassachusetts Washington, D.C. New York. New York Boston, Massachusetts Cambridge, IVIassachusetts New V ork. New York St. Louis, Missouri Charleston, South Carolina Boston. Massachusetts Woolley, M.A., Litt.D., L.H.D., LL.D., (ex officio) Potter, 26 LLAMARADA t'lV f ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Mary Emma Woolley. M.A., Litt.D.. L.H.D., LL.D. Florence Purington, B.S.. Litt.D. Caroline B. ( ireene. M.A. Harriett M. Allyn. Ph.D. M ary Ashhy |theek, M.A. Ella S. Dickinson. B.A. Harriet Newhall, M.A. Executive Secretary to the President and to the Helen M. Voorhees. M.A. Director of the President Dean Emeritus Registrar Emeritus Academic Dean Dean of Residence Registrar Board of Admission Appointment Bureau BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Boardman Bump, M.B.A. Otto C. Kohler, B.S. Frank E. Stacy James E. Steel, B.B.A. Andrew Vitali Alice McCooI Mary Custis hosier, B.A. Olive Niles Roselia Blake Sidonia Ellis, B.A. Helen L. Lyman Bertlia A. Will iams Mildred Schimke Comptroller Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Architectural Engineer Purchasing Agent Steward Supervisor of Residence Halls Assistant Supervisor of Residence Halls Dietitian Assistant Dietitian Officer in C harge of the Bookstore Assistant in the Bookstore C ashier in the General Office Clerk in the General Office EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES Oerlrude V. Bruyn. B.A. Florence Clement. B.A. Mary C. J. Higley, B.A. Louise K. Wilde. B.A. Marion Barbour. B.A. Bess F. Oral iam Ruth Morrison, B.A. Eield Secretary Publication Editor Alumnae Secretary Director of the Press Bureau Executive Secretary of the Centennial Executive Secretary of Blount 11olyoke in Hartford Secretary of the Fellowship of Faiths I'laeteea JinnlxcX LLAMARADA FACULTY AND STAFF DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY I larriclt M. Allyn. B.A., Mount Holyoke College; M.S., PK.D.. University ol Chicago. Professor DEPARTMENT OF ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY Gertrude S. Hyde. B.A., Mount Holyoke College. tCaroline M. Galt, B.A., Bryn Mawr College. Florence YV. Foss. B.A., Mount Holyoke College; M.A., Wellesley College. Marian Hayes. B.A.. Mount Holyoke College; M.A.. Radcliffe College. Anna 1 . McCarthy. B.A.. Mount Holyoke College. Eileen Hager, B.A., Mount I lolvoke College. Professor Professor Professor Instructor Assistant Assistant DEPARTMENT OF ASTRONOMY AI ice H. Farnsworth, B.A., Mount I lolvoke College; M.S., Ph.D., University ol Chicago. Associate Professor Helen M. Porter. B.A., M.A., Carleton College. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Alma Ci. Stokey, B.A., Oherlin College; Ph.D., U Diversity of Chicago; 1936-1937 Sabbatical year. Professor Fredda I). Reed, B.A.: Earlham C ollege; M.S., Ph.D.t U Diversity ol C hicago. Associate Professor Asa S. Ki nney, B.S., Boston University; M.S., Massachusetts State College. Assistant Professor Ethel I. Ellinge, B.A., M.A., Syracuse University; Ph.D., Shaw School of Botany, Washington University. Assistant professor Marjorie Ch apman, B.A., Mount I lolvoke College; M.A., Ph.D.. Cornell University. Instructor Betty rhompson, B.A., Mount I lolvoke College. Graduate Assistant DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Emma P. Carr, B.S., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Professor I )orothy A. Hahn. B.A., Bryn Mawr College; Ph.D.. ale University. Professor Louisa S. Stevenson, B.A ., Vassar College; Ph.D.. Cornell U n i versi t y. Pro fessor Mary L. SI lerrill. B.A.. M.A.. Randolph-Macon Women s College; Ph.D., University of ( hicago. Professor Edith R. Barslovv, B.A., Mount Hoi yoke College. Assistant Director of the ( hemical Laboratories Lucy W. Pickett. B.A., M.A., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D., University of Illinois. Assistant Projessor Hild egarde Stiicklen, Ph.D., University ol Gottingen (Germany). Research Instructor. j Deceased. 28 C njliteen ( ii unite A LLAMARADA ,d iLt -S a Elizabeth S. Mallaclc, B.A.. M.A.. Mount Holyoke College. Research Associate Margaret M. Enclicolt, B.A., Mount Holyoke College. Graduate Assistant Kate P. Wilkins, B.A., Women’s College of University of North Carolina. Graduate Assistant Eleanor A. Winter, B.A., Mount Holyoke College. Graduate Assistant Mary Elva Marshall. B.A., Sophie Newcomb College; M.S., I ulane University. Graduate Assistant DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE Mary G. Williams, B.A., Ph.D.. University of Michigan. Professor Emeritus Helen C. Flint, B.A., M.A., Mount Holyoke College. Associate Professor Emeritus fCaroline M. Galt, B.A., Bryn Mawr College. Professor Cornelia C. Coulter. Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College. Professor Blanche Brolherlon. B.A., Smith College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Associate Professor Blanche B. Boyer. M.A., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Associate Professor Edward C. YVeist, B.A., M.A.. Harvard University. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY Amv Hewes, B.A., Goucher College; Ph.D., University of Chicago. Alzada Comstock. B.A., Mount Holyoke College; M.A., Ph.D.. Columbia University. Ethel B. Diet rich, B.A., Vassar College; M.A., Ph.D., University ol Wisconsin. .John Lohb, B.A., Ph.D., Yale University. 90 Ruth (). 1 ruex, B.A., M.A., Mount I lolyoke College. hverelt D. Hawkins. B.A., O bed in College; Ph.D., Princeton I Diversity. Professor Professor Professor Instructor Instructor Instructor DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Stuart M. Stoke, B.A., I aylor University; Ed. M.f Harvard C iraduate School ol Education. Professor Donald W. Bailey, B.S., M.A., University ol Southern California. Instructor Walter M. Kotschnig. Ph.D., Kiel University. Yisiting Professor DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Margaret Ball, B.A., Mount I Iolyoke College; Ph.D., Columbia University. Professor Ada L. F. S nell, B.A.. Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D.. University ol Michigan. Professor Helen Griffith. B.A., Bryn Mawr College; Ph.D.. University ol Michigan. Professor Leonora Branch, B.A., Smith College: M.A., Wellesley College. Associate Professor Harriet E. Whicher, B.A., Barnard College: M.A.. Columbia University. Associate Professor ’’On leave ol absence, t Deceased. 2Q i net ecu J4,udtd LLAMARADA a,d 7 , r v- vm, C. Maud I!. Lynch, B.A., London University; B.Litt. in Journal ism, ( olumhia I niversity. Assistant Professor Constance M. Sain tonge, B.A., M.A., Mount Holyoke C ollege. Instructor Sydney R. McLean, B.A.. Mount Holyoke College Ph.D.. ale University. Instructor Virginia P. Matthias, B.A., M.A., Mount I lolyoke College. Instructor Gerald Brace, B.A., Amherst College; Ph.D., Harvard University. Instructor Maurice C ramer, B.A., M.A., Princeton University. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH SPEECH Alice W. Mills, B.S., Oregon Stale University: M.A., State University ol Iowa. Associate Professor Helen P. Wheeler. B.A., Barnard College: M.A., Columbia University. Instructor Louise Jewett, B.S., M.A.. Teachers College ol Columbia. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LITERATURE AND DRAMA Jeanette Marks. M.A., Wellesley College. Dorothy Foster, M.A., Radcliffe College. Charlotte D Evelyn. Ph.D., Bryn Mavvr College. Leslie Gale Burgevin. Ph.D.. Harvard University. Kathleen Martha Lynch, Ph.D., University of Michigan. Anna J. Mill. Ph.D.. St. Andrews. Scotland. Lawrence B. Wallis. M.A., Harvard University. Dean N. Currie, M.A., Carnegie Institute of lechnology. I .ouise Wallis. Lynelte Heldman, B.A.. Mount I lolyoke College. Professor Professor Professor Professor Associate Pro lessor Assistant Professor A ss i si ant I yro f essor Instructor Instructor Graduate Assistant DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY Robert Balk, Ph.D., Breslau. Associate Professor Julia M. Shipman, B.S., Boston University; M.A.. Ph.D., Clark University. Assistant Professor Mary E. Cooley, B.A.. M.S., University ol Michigan. Instructor Ch ristina Loch man, B.A., M.A., Smith College; Ph.D.. Johns Hopkins I niversity. Instructor Constance D. Beal, M.A., Smith College. Assistant DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Grace M. Bacon, B.A.. Mount Holyoke College; M.A.. Ph.D., University ol Michigan. Professor Hilde K. Held. M.A.. Tulls College. Assistant Professor Erika M. Meyer, B.A.. M.A., University ol Iowa; Ph.D.. U niversity of Wisconsin. Instructor Helena M. Gamer, B.A., Ph.D., University ol Chicago. Instructor 30 Ciltecn A,� ,Ad LLAMARADA an DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Nellie Neilson, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.. Bryn Mawr College. Professor Ellen D. Ellis. B.A.. M.A., Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College. Professor Berllia H. Putnam, B.A.. M.A.. Bryn Mawr College: Ph.D.. ale University. Professor Viola F. Barnes. B.A.. M.A., University of Nebraska: Ph.D.. ale University. Professor Mary Ashby Cheek. B.A.. Mount Holyoke College; M.A., Columbia University. Lecturer Jessie M. Tatlock, B.A.. Bryn Mawr College: Ph.D., Radcliffe College. Assistant Professor Frank E. Bailey. B.A.. Dartmouth College: M.A.. Harvard University. Instructor James F. Oreen, B.A.. Yale University. Instructor Grace Hennigan, B.A., Mount Holyoke C ollege. Graduate Assistant DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Eleanor C. I )oak, B.A., Coates College. University of Chicago, Cambridge University. Professor Marie Litzinger, B.A.. M.A., Bryn Mawr College: Ph.D., University o r eh icago. Assistant Professor Frances E. Baker. B.A.. M.A.. University ol Iowa: Ph.D.. University of ( hicago. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE AND HYGIENE Elizabeth C. Underhill. M.D., Cornell University Medical College. Resident Physician Pattie .1. Groves. B.A.. Trinity College: M.D., Women s Medical College ol Pennsylvania. Associate Physician Priscilla Axtell Grant. B.A.. Mount Holyoke College. Secretary and Laboratory Technician DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Will iam C. Hammond, Mus.D., Mount Holyoke College. Ruth E. Douglass, B.A., Mount I folyoke C ollege. Clara B. 1 illinghast. B.A., Mount Holyoke College: M.A., Columbia Anna M. Wollmann Martha B. Fincke, L.B., Smith C ollege: Ed.M„ Harvard University. iva F. Richardson. Milton J. Aronson. Louise A. Oressel. Professor Associate Professor University. Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Iyro)essor Assistant Professor Instructor Secretary DEPARTMENT OF PHIL.OSOPHY AND PSYCHOI.OCY Ellen B. 1 albot, B.A., Ohio State University: Ph.D., Cornell University. Professor Emeritus ' )n leave ol absence. LLAMARADA JLxi,JSeVc,l Samuel P. Hayes, B.A., Amherst College; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D., Cornell University. I rofessor John M. YVarbeke, B.A., Princeton University; Ph.D., Leipzig University. Professor Roger Holmes. M.A.. Ph.D., Harvard University. Assistant Prolessor Herbert Moore, B.A.. University ol I oronto; M.A.. Pli.D.. Harvard University. Associate Professor Samuel P. Hayes, Jr.. B.A., Amherst College; PhJD., Yale University. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mildred S. I lovvard. B.A., Connecticut College; M.A.. Columbia University. Associate Professor Lillian L. Kuester. Associate Professor Marie Hcghinian. B.S., M.A., Columbia University. Assistant Professor M. Kathro Kidwell, B.S.. University ol Nebraska; M.S.. University ol Wisconsin. Instructor R. Ruth Baird, B.A., Goucher College; M.S., Wellesley College. Instructor Vienna M. K cingas, ( Graduate New England Conservatory ol Music. Secretary and Pianist DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Elizabeth R. Laird, B.A.. University of I oronto; Pli.D.. Bryn Mawr College; D.S.C. (Honorary) University of Toronto. Professor Rogers D.. Rusk, B.A.. Ohio Wesleyan; M.A., Ohio Slate; Ph.D., University ol Chicago. A ssoci ale I Vo fesso r Mildred Allen, B.A., assar College; M.A., Ph.D., Clark University. Associate Professor Dorothy A. branklin, B.A., M.A., Mount Holyoke College. Instructor DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY Abby H. I urner. B.A., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D., Radcliffe College. Professor ( harlotte I Iaywood, B.A., Mount I lolyoke College; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Associate Professor Ava J. McAmis, B.A., Randolph Macon; Ph.D., Yale University. Assistant Professor Bari )ara L. ( base, B.A., Pembroke College in Brown University. Graduate Assistant I ltdda Magalhaes, B.A., New Jersey College for Women. Graduate Assistant DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND LITERATURE OF RELIGION Laura H. Wild, B.A.. Smith C ollege; B.D.. Hartford I heological Seminary. Professor Mary I. Hussey, Ph.B., Ear I ham College; Pli.D., Bryn Mawr College. Professor David E. Adams, B.A.. Dartmouth College; B.D., Union Theological Seminary; D.D. (Honorary), Dartmouth college. Associate Professor D. Helen Wolcott, B.A., De nison University; B.D., Hartford I heological Seminary. Assistant Professor 5 (1lifhlem JinnXtd LLAMARADA .mi Lj Seven. DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES Mary V. Young, Ph.D., Un iversity of Zurich. Professor Emeritus Mary G. Cushing, B.S., Wellesley College: Ph.D., Columbia University. Professor Emeritus Emma Rev ill e-Ren sch. Associate Professor Emeritus Helen E. Patch, B.A., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D., Bryn Mawr College. Professor Paul F. Saintonge, B.A.. M.A., Ph.D., Harvard I )niversitv. Associate Professor Marie-Jeanne Bourgoin, B.S., C.F.E.N.. C.l !.P., Ecole Normale cl Angouleme. Assistant Professor Katharine Auryansen, B.A., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D.. Radcliffe College. Assistant Professor Elizabeth S. Doane, B.A., Boston University; M A., Radcliffe C ollege. Dorothy Doolittle. B.A., Mount Holyoke College; PhD., Bryn Mawr College. Lucy L. Cheney, B.S., Brevet S uperieur. Ruth J. Dean, M.A. (Oxon.) Ruth Sedgwick, B.A., Vassar College; Ph.D., Vale University. Melva Linei, B.A., University of Minnesota; D. d I niv., Universite de Paris. Visiting Lecturer in hreach Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY Ann H. Morgan, B.A., Ph.D., Cornell University. Professor A. El izabeth Adams. B.A., Mount I lolyoke Coll ar: M.A.. Col umbia University; Ph.D., Yale U n i vers i ty. Pro fesso r Christianna Smith, B.A., Mount Holyoke College; M.A., Ph.D., Cornell University. Professor Eleanor H. Behre, B.A., Radclilfe College; Ph.D., I niversitv ol Chicago. Assistant Professor Gertrude Evans. B.A., Mount Holyoke College; Ph.D., University ol C hicago. Instructor Helen Hoffman Smith. B.A., Pembroke College in Brown University; M.S., Rutgers University. Instructor Florence M. Martindale, M.A., Mount I Iolvoke C ollege. Instructor Graduate ssislanl. Graduate Assistant (iraduate Assistant. Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant (iraduate Assistant (iraduate Assistant Olive F. Bartholomew'. B.A., Radcliffe (ollege. Elizabeth K. Moyer, B.A., Mount I lolyoke C ollege. M iriam Stokes, B.A.. Mount I lolyoke College. Rebecca .1. 1 yson, B.A., Wayne University. Mary C. Boon. B.A., University ol Minnesota. Ruth Rhoades, B.A., Western Reserve University. Betsey D. C onant. B.A., I niversitv of Rochester. eteen J-lnultcl LLAMARADA uiui l Lit Lij— c veil MOUNT HOLYOKE IN HARTFORD Irwin A. Buell, PhJD. Elise Avery Bullock, B.S.. Boston I Iniversity. Isaclelle C- Couch. Maurice 15. Cramer. M.A., Princeton University. Alice Carver Cramer. M.A., Mount Holyoke College. Julia M. Shipman. Ph.D.t Clark University. Beatrice M. Hughes, Ph.D., Cornell University. Melva E. Lind, Docteur d’Universite, Paris. I aulman A. Miller. M.A.. Yale Un iversity. Instructor in Mathematics Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in English Speech Instructor in English Instructor in History Instructor in Geography Instructor in Geology and Geography Visiting Lecturer in French Instructor in Economics LIBRARY STAFF Flora Belle I Aldington, B.A., University of Washington: M.A., Mills College; B.L.S., New York vjfitate Library School. librarian Emma Charlotte Grimes, B.A., Mount Holyoke College. Order Librarian Margaret Louise Ellsworth, B.A., Vassar College; B.S., Columbia University. Bibliographer Marjorie Elizabeth Vivian, B.A., M.A., L.S., University of Michigan. Cataloguer in charge of Serials Eleanor Grace Boclwell, B.S., Simmons College. Secretary to the Librarian Marion Marsh Randall, B.A., Mount Holyoke College. I lead ( alaloguer Leslie Esau. B.A., Mount Holyoke College; B.S.. Simmons College. Assistant ( alaloguer Robert Wilson Christ, B.A., Amherst College. Assistant to the Librarian Ruth Elizabeth Bailey, B.A., Boston University. Assistant, ( irculation Department Henrietta I hroop Hall, B.A., Vassar College. Cataloguer and Stimson Room Librarian Helen Barthelmes, 15.A.. Mount Holyoke College; 15.S., Simmons College. Assistant Cataloguer Ruth Annette Searles, 15.A.. Mount Holyoke College: B.A. in L.S.. University of North Carolina. Assistant. C irculation Department Gertrude Burnett Welles. Clerical Assistant NURSES Mary H. Maher, R.N., Providence I lospital, Holyoke. Katherine T. Courtney, R.N., Providence I lospital. I lolyoke. Frances O. Woodward, C.N., National 1 raning School, Albany. Nurse Nurse Nurse LLAMARAD A SECRETARIES Olive Copeland. B.A. Kathryn F. Wright. B.A. Doris E. Hutrl linson. B.S. Louise ( Iraham, B.A. Dorothy P. Day. B.A. Elvira Ogden, B.A. Phyllis E. Smith. B.S. Barbara I ripp. B.S. NIargaret anderzee, B.A. Elizabeth Sullivan Elizabeth Freeman, B.S. Esther E. Keller Elizabeth Allure. B.A. I lelen M. Gidley I lelen Freeman C � enevieve Pratt. B.A. Margaret Schloerb Miriam Freeman (iladvs Wilson Ruth J. Day. B.S. Marion S. Davis, B.A. Rosemary Warclle, B.A. Ruth L. Webb. S.B. ( teraldine M. Riley, B.A. Secretary to the President Assistant Secretary to the President Secretary to the Dean o) Residence Assistant Secretary to the Dean o| Residence Secretary to the Academic Dean Secretary to the Registrar Secretary in the Department of Academic Administration Secretary in the Department o) Academic Administration Secretary in the Office of the Board of Admission Assistant in the Office of the Board of Admission Secretary to the Director of the Appointment Bureau Secretary in the Office of the f ield Secretary Assistant in the Office of the Field Secretary Secretary to the Publication Editor Secretary to the Publication Editor Secretary to the Comptroller Accountant in the Office of the Comptroller Assistant in the Off ice of the C omptroller Clerk in the Office of the Comptroller Assistant in the Off ice of the Alumnae Secretary Assistant in the Off ice of the Alumnae Secretary Assistant in the Press Bureau Secretary in the Office of the Steward Assistant in the Office of the Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings t. lit eteen J-rttnXrcX LLAMARADA lUii even p HOTOGRAPI IS of the honor- aries and members of tke senior class, lists ol the members ol the three lower classes, holders ol honors and the oflicers ol the alumnae associa- tion constitute the second section. CLASSES 1837 there were 116 students the first year, four of whom were seniors. A three year course was offered. Miss Lyon’s staff the lirst year was very small, consisting of only an associate principal, two teachers and three student assistants. The fi rst Mount Holyoke catalogue, a sma ii tii in pamphlet, contained in its pages a list ol the entrance requirements, arithmetic, ge- ography, American history, grammar and Watts On The Mind . 1 he standards were so high that it was feared sufficient numbers Skeletons ran t stay in closets. could not he found who W hen you re studying physi — 1 hey hang from their skulls at the Iron! ol the coidd pass the exams, but room, 1 heir emptiness makes you dizzy. 58 c 'ujLicct Ji.inLd LLAMARADA and C I 'Cfi Watts — ’0 TK« tW- CO I his student looks so serious, We simply ought to find The reason lor this attitude� And just Walts ‘On the mind? ' CLASSES 1937 The century has seen a steady growth in the size of the student body and in the extent of the curriculum. Approximately 1000 students attend Mount Hol- yoke every year, with gradu- ating classes of over two hundred. There are nearly two hundred members in the FT.tti Rhythmic fundamentals is An «iri I lie sophomores learn. I hey try to lall down gracefully, nd twist and jump and turn. I I lie microscope shows many things That vou never dreamed existed. So many things, that in a quiz. 't our mind is totally misted. tacu Ity and administration. 1 wenty two departments provide excellent courses in all the fields ol know ledge, with the system of required and elective subjects procur- ing a balanced curriculum for every student. In addi- tion to carrying the regular schedule. Mount Holyoke has tried experiments, such as the two unit plan. Mount lolvoke - in - Hartford, and T the fifth year in education. Every graduate has indeed had a truly liberal training. . in cteen Annltd LLAMARADA ALMA MATER Oh Mount I !ol yoke we pay tliee devotion. V In the fervor of youth that is strong. The courage of right is thy garland. Our lives. Alma Mater, thy song. So from easl and from west now we gather. And united in firm love to thee, All years are as one, and their loyal pledge. Mount Holyoke, lorcver shall he. Mount Holyoke, forever sh all be. I hrough the heart of a new day s endeavor Breathes the life of the old days that live. For what thou hast given we honor, % But we love thee lor what we can give. So when soft in a whisper thou callest, I'or the treasures unlocked by thy key. Our achievements, our hopes, and our glorious faith Shall answer. Mount Holyoke, to thee, shall answer. Mount Holyoke, to thee. MISS MARY E. WOOLLEY President MR. WILLIAM C. HAMMOND Professor Emeritus o I Music MISS R. RUTH BAIRD Instructor in Physical Education MISS HELEN E. PATCH Professor of French MISS HELENA M. GAMER Instructor in German MISS GERTRUDE V. BRUYN Field Secretary MR. FRANK E. BAILEY. Jr. Instructor of History and Political Science MISS MILDRED S. HOWARD Associate Professor of pi, ysical Education r 15 Durand. Hiulley. I lenric.li. Hellegers, Mills. I liomssen, YerI !in Gansloscr. Kingsbury, Stokes, Gipc OFFICERS OF THE Dorothy Mills Mildred T liomssen Mary Hen rich AI ice Hellegers Jane Findley Katharine Swenarton CLASS OF 1957 President Vice-President Secretary I reasurer Sergeant at-Arms Song Leader EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Durand Werblin Oansloser 44 Kingsbury Stokes Gipe MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1957 CARROL E. ADDIS Zoology 2 ) I ay lor Street. Newark. New Jersey DOROTHY F. AKINS Art and Archaeology He) W. 41st Street, B ayonne. New Jersey ALICE V. ALLABEN Psychology 114 Murray Street. Binghamton. New 'I ork DORIS L. ANDERSON Religion 6 YV. Court Street, Hudson, New York ■15 EVELYN H. ANDERSON Zoology (Honor Work) 275 Moore Street. Chicopee, Massachusetts JANET ARBUCKLE Economics and Socio logy 62 Abbey Place. Yonkers, New York ISABELLE BAIRD Zoology Fort Knox, Kentucky DORIS E. BARKER Spanish 150 Woodland Street, Bristol. Connecticut 46 MARY E. BARNES Astronomy 2615 Fifth Avenue, I roy, New ork PHOEBE A. BAROODY History and Political Science (I lonor Work) 3130 Wenonah Avenue, Berwyn, in inois ROSE BAUM English Literature and Drama 306 S. I lull Street. Montgomery, Alabama JESSIE L. BEADLES I rendi Box 5099, Asheville, North Carolina 47 YVONNE H. B£BI£ French .4207 Magnolia Avenue, St. Louis. Missouri E. ELIZABETH BEST Zoology 875 Grove Street. Olenc 00, Illinois CATHARINE BINDER French 6722 Crillenclen Street. Phil ac lelpl iia. Pennsylvania A. VIRGINIA BINNS History and Political Science (Honor Work) 24 Mo nroe Place, Brooklyn. New York LOUISE W. BLOOMFIELD History an (I Political Science 43 Metaconiet Road. Walian, Massacliusetts ELIZABETH C. BONNAR Chemistry 22 Knights Bridge Road, Great Neck, New York PRISCILLA M. BRISCOE Physiology c o I lunlington National Bank, Columbus, ( Jliio BERNICE A. BROWN English Literature and Drama 15 5 Roosevelt Avenue. Syracuse, New York 49 CAROL E. BROWN Religion 225A Windsor Place. Brooklyn, New York MARGARET C. BROWN Economics and Sociology 1 joo Woodmont Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania MARY F. BUCKHOUT Etiylish Literature and Drama Pine Street, South Hadley, Massachusetts RILMA O. BUCKMAN Economics and Sociology College Hill, Woodstock, Vermont 50 BARBARA L. BUTI .AND Economics and Sociology Fairfield Street. Brockton, Massachusetts ELEANOR F. CALDWELL Art and Archaeology 20 Otis Street, Needham, Massachusetts ELEANOR T. CALVERLEY English M3 Sigourney Street. Hartford, Connecticut ELIZABETH R. CALVERLEY English 143 Sigourney Street. Hartford, Connecticut 51 MIRIAM CAMP History and Political Science (Honor Work) no Mount Vernon Street. Middletown, Connecticut MARGARET L. CAMPBELL Zoology 22-1 Colon Avenue, San Francisco, California EL SA K. CHAFFEE Chemistry 68 Prospect Street, Belmont, Massachusetts HELEN A. CHAPMAN Economics and Sociology (Honor Work) 808 E. Phil-EIIena Street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 52 JEANNE V. CHRETIEN English (Honor Work) 57 South Street, South Hadley Halls, Massachusetts M. PRISCILLA CHURCHILL Latin (I lonor Work) East Main Street. Slockbridge, Massachusetts FRANCES A. CLARK History and Political Science l Renchido, Seoul. Korea ELEANOR M. CLOUGH English Literature and D rania 2(H) State Street, Bangor, Maine SARAH B. COLE Economics and Sociology 165 Salem End Road, Framingham Center, Massachusetts JANE E. COLLINS Philosophy 31 Landers Road, Kenmore. New York JULIA COOLIDGE Chemistry “Far Pastures”, Center Sandwich, New Hampshire PHOEBE L. COX Zoology 12 Montgomery Avenue. Holyoke, Massachusetts 54 ELEANOR L. CURTIS English Literature and Drama 32 Beaconsfield Road, Worcester, Massachusetts NELLIE C. DAVID oology 42 West School Lane. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania BARBARA A. DAVIS Psychology 4525 Primrose Road. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DORIS A. DAVIS English Literature and Drama Roslyn, New York 55 MARY DI FABIO breach 107 Lincoln Avenue, Cranford, New Jersey M. ELLEN DIX History and Political Science (I lonor Work) R.D. No. 1. Pine Grove, Pennsylvania MARGARET H. DREYFUS Latin 1530 N. Slale Street, Jackson, Mississippi ELINOR W. DUNNELL English Literature and Drama 257 Depew Street, Dumont, New Jersey WINIFRED S. DURAND Psychology Wall ingford Road, Cheshire, Co nnecticut MARGARET E. DYER Psychology log Main Street. Cromwell, Connecticut JEAN T. EDDY Mathematics (Honor Work) So Putnam Street, West Newton, Massachusetts CAROLYN EDIE History and Political Science 509 I I awthorne Avenue. Yonkers, New York 37 ANNA JEAN EDMONDSON Mathematics 102 liast Market Street, Danville, Pennsylvania JANE L. ELDRED Religion 26 South Lake Avenue, I roy, New York BARBARA F. ELY Economics and Sociology (Honor Work) West I ownsend, Massachusetts JEAN H. FAIMAN Chemistry 248 Pearl Street, 1 hornpsonvilie, Connecticut 58 RUTH E. FAULKNER Economics and Sociology 57 Pine Street, Palmer, Massachusetts MARGUERITE I). FENWOOD Economics and Sociology 167 Mile Square Road, Yonkers, New York JANE D. FINDLEY Chemistry 2406 Second Avenue, Altoona, Pennsylvania ESTHER E. FISCHLE Economics and Sociology 324 Weaver Street. Larchmont, New York 59 MARION K. FISHER English Literature and Drama 15 Highland Place, Maplewood, New Jersey VIRGINIA N. FLETCHER History and Political Science 17 Greylock Rond. Newlonville, Massachusetts HANNAH R. FOLSOM Zoology Hudson River State Hospital, Poughkeepsie, New York ELEANOR FOSTER English Literature and Drama 61 Bellevue Road. NVakelield. Massachusetts 60 RUTH F. FRIEDSON llistory and Political Science (Honor Work) 228 Cross Street. Gardner, Massachusetts M. ELIZABETH FROST English Literature and Drama 1526 Markley Street. Norristown, Pennsylvania ANNA MAY FULLER llistory and Political Science Falmouth Heights, Massachusetts CATI IERINE J. FULLER English Literature and Drama 612 Ocean Avenue, BrookI vn, New York 61 ELEANOR J. GANSI.OSER German 23 Sagamore Road, Bronxville, New York MARGARET L. GARIS Geology and Geography 28 Oakland Place. Summit, New Jersey VIRGINIA GINGERICK History and Political Science (Honor Work) South and Maple Streets. North Manchester. Indiana FLORENCE E. G1PE Botany 8501 Spring Mill Road. Indianapolis. Indiana 62 A. ERNESTINE GOODYER Zoofogy 19 Lettney Place, West Haven, Connecticut MARGARET E. GRANT hrench 1084 Van Antwerp Road, Schenectady, New York BETTY M. HAGEMEYER Art and Archaeology 64 Stratford Road. Scarsdale. New York M. ELIZABETH HAIGHT Zoology 128 Elm Avenue, Hackensack, New Jersey LYDIA R. HALL Zoology (Honor Work) R.F.D. No. 3 Wallingford, Connecticut ELIZABETH K. HARTMAN Latin (Honor Work) 30 Third Avenue. Nvack. New York GABRIELLE HEALY Art and Archaeology Summer Street, Barre. Massachusetts CAROLYN W. HEIDEL Psychology 133 Ohio Avenue. West Springlield. Massachusetts ALICE V. HELLEGERS C hemistry (Honor Work) 430 Passaic Avenue, Passaic, New Jersey MARY I. HENRICH Economics cincl Sociology 522 Linwood Avenue, Buffalo, New York BARBARA HERTW1G Economics and Sociology (Honor Work) Aslilmrnliam, Massachusetts AD ALINE HOLADAY English Literature and Drama «55 Wallace Slreet. Freeport, New York 65 LOIS C. HOLDREDGE History and Political Science (Honor Work) Sunset Roack Pompton Plains, New Jersey MARION L. HOLLOWAY Zoology 60 West lpolli Street, New York, New York KATHRYN F. HOLMES History and Political Science Downsville, New York HELEN H. HORNE Art and Archaeology 486 Woodfords Street, Portland, Maine 66 JANE G. HORTON French (Honor Work) 130! Jticison Avenue, Evanston, Illinois THERESA D. HOWLEY hnglish Literature ancl Drama 571 1 I larcling Avenue, Na shvi Ile. 1 en nessee JANE HUBBARD Psychology 7 1 Migcon Avenue. orringlon. Conneclicut JANE W. HUME History and Pali tical Science 606 West 122nd Street. New York. New Y orl 67 H. VIRGINIA HUNTER English Literature and Drama 928 North 63rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania EDITH M. HYSLOP Economics and Sociology 111-07 Milner Place, Forest Hills, New orl ALICE D. JACKSON English Literature and Drama 43 Montrose Avenue, Portland, Maine DOROTHY B. JACKSON History and Political Science |6 I wellth Street. Lowell. Massachusetts 68 MARGARET E. JAQUES Economics and Sociology 245 Atlantic Avenue, Lynbrook. New York HELEN W. JONES Economics and Sociology 496 Whitney Avenue. New Haven. Connecticut ELISE G. JOUARD Era nc . (H onor Work) 45 Pintard Avenue. New Rochelle. New York MARY JUDAY History and Political Science (Honor Work) 1840 Summit Avenue. Mad ison, Wisconsin EVELYN E. KASSABIAN Economics and Sociology 295 Curtis Street. Meriden. Connecticut DOROTHY L KEATING Latin Rochester Street, Lima, New orl MARY LOUISE KELLER Religion 120 North Main Street, Liberty, New orl JEANNETTE N. KELLEY History and Political Science 9 School Street. Dorchester, Massachusetts 70 MIRIAM W. KELLY Chemistry (Honor Work) 254 West Selclon Street. Mattapan, Massachusetts MARION KENNEDY English Literature and Drama 15 Ocean Avenue. Larchmont, New York ROSLYN KERNEY French 221 Waterman Street, Pro violence. Rhocl e Island MARY K. KING English Literature and Drama 1406 University Avenue. I uscaloosa. Alabama 71 THELMA KINGSBURY Economics and Sociology 238 Main Street, Spencer, Massachusetts E. CAROLINE KINNEY German (Honor Work) 512 Park Road, West Hartford, Connecticut SARA W. KRAMER Art and Archaeology 97 St. James Avenue. Holyoke, Massachusetts HELEN KUHN French 433 Passaic Avenue, Passaic. New Jersey 72 MARIETTA KUOLT Economics and Sociology 2 San ( labriel Drive, Roc hester. New 3 ork MARY CHARLOTTE LANE Latin (Honor Work) 5 | E. Pulteney Street. Corning, New York DOROTHY H. LAPHAM Psychology (Honor Work) c 7 Pine Street. I lackensack, New Jersey GRACE S. LEE Psychology 50 W. Yao Kai Loong, Small E. Gate, Shanghai, China 73 VIRGINIA LEWIS History and Political Science 6i West Qlli Street, New York, New Y ork ZADA LIMERICK English Literature and Drama 2113- 15th Street, Troy, New York FRANCES E. LITTLE Art and Archaeology 13 North Drive, Buffalo, New Y ork CONSTANCE LUCAS Engl ish Literature and Drama 25c) Brunswick Avenue, Gardiner, Maine 74 CLARA R. LUDWIG English Literature and Drama (Honor Work) 560 East 2 5rcl Streel, Brooklyn, New ork HOPE I. LUMMIS Economics and Sociology 73 Burr Streel. West Hartford. Connecticut MARY V. McCARRELL Zoology Burnsville Road. Claysville, Pennsylvania ELAINE I). McCOLLUM English Route 3. Watertown. New York 73 doris e. McLaughlin Engl ish Literature and Drama 28 Stanton Avenue. South 1 ladley. Massachusetts MARGARET J. McLEAN C hemistry (Honor Work) 91 Park Street. Easthampion, Massachusetts MARIANNA McNEES English R.D. No. 2. River Road. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania ROSALIE F. McNEILL History and Political Science 501 Chestnut Street. Lumherton. North Carolina EILEEN MACOMBER Zoology (Honor Work) 56 Forest Park Avenue. SpringlielcI, Massachusetts ELIZABETH M. MAIN Zoology 528 ( eclar Lane, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania ELIZABETII MANSON Psychology 56 Sears Avenue, Melrose Highlands, Massachusetts JEAN E. MAN VILLE Religion Tuxedo Park. New York 77 FLORENCE G. MARSH English (Honor Work) 4 Catherine Street, Pori Jervis, New York MARY ELIZABETH MATTERN Art and Archaeology Warriors Mark. Pennsylvania VIRGINIA R. MERRILL English 40 C lark Street. Franklin, New I lampsnire RUTH M. MERWIN Zoology (Honor Work) 2946 Newark Street. Washington, D. C. 78 KATHARINE E. METCALF Economics and Sociology 51 5 Forest Road. Raleigh, North Carolina EDITH R. MILLER Art cmd Archaeology 45 South Devoe Avenue, Yonkers, New York MARION MILLER Art and Archaeology 3)2 Hawthorne Avenue. Yonkers. Now York DOROTHY L. MILLS Mathematics R.F.D. No. 5. Middletown, New York 7U FAITH Mil TIMORE Psychology 70 N. Broadway, Nyack. New York DOROTHY C. MONSEES Xoology 835 Rogers Avenue. Brooklyn. New orI E. MURIEL MORIARTY Economics and Sociology 2 Burnett Avenue, Soul 11 Hadley, Massachusetts ISOBEL MULHOLLAND History and Political Science 216 Boulevard. Scarsdale, New York 80 MABEL H. MURPHY Economics and Sociology 749 Pair Street S. W., Atlanta. Georgia MARY ALICE MYERS English (Honor Work) 803 Liberty Street. Clarion. Pennsylvania MARGARET NEILSON Physiology Glen Road. Wilmington, Massachusetts AURELIA C. NEUMANN Art and Archaeology (Honor Work) 1400 Park Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey 81 LETTIE C. NEWTON Psychology 424 Amherst Street, Manchester, New Hampshire ANNA KATHERINE NORTON hnglish Literature and Drama 15 Indian I lill Road. Belmont. Massachusetts DOROTHY M. OLMSTEAD Zoology 77 Herkimer Slreet. Brooklyn. New ork ELEANOR B. PADDOCK Chemistry (Honor Work) 46 oule Slreel. Melrose, Massachusetts 82 ANNE PAGE English Literature and Drama 51 Park Road. Scarsdale. New York MARGARET PAGE Zoology R.ED. No. t, Morgan llill. California MARCIA W. PARCE Economics and Sociology (Honor Work) 160 Oak I -ane. Rorliester, New 'l ork M. ESTELLE PATTON English Literature and Drama Lookout Mountain. Chattanooga, I ennessee BESSIE PAZEIAN Psychology 44 Roxbury Road, Worcester, Massachusetts MARY E. PIERSON Zoology (Honor Work) 653 Torringford Avenue, Torrington, Connecticut MARY D. PIKE Mathematics Danielson. Connecticut MARY D. PI .ANTEROTI I Ph y sics 37 49 98th Street. Corona, New York HARRIET M. PRESTON Religion 220 Wyoming Avenue, Maplewood. New Jersey RUTH PRINCE English (Honor Work) 123 Watchung Avenue, Montclair. New Jersey MARGARET A. PRIOR I lislory and Eoliiical Science 284 N. Main Street. West Harllord. Connecticut HELEN I. RAWSTRON Economics and Sociology (Honor Work) 38 Brunswick Street. Springfield, Massachusetts 83 CAROLYN C. RAYE Economics and Sociology (Honor Work) go Lake Avenue. Newlon Center, Massachusetts CAROL M. REYNOLDS Zoology I - vm e. Co nn ec t i cut JUSTINE RICHARDSON Economics and Sociology 20 Frederick Street, Naugatuck. Connecticut MARGARET W. ROBINSON Zoology (Honor W ork) 38 E. First Street. Corning. New York 86 A. ELISABETH RUPLEY Economics and Sociology 20 Oak Street, Lewistown, Pennsylvania CHARLOTTE A. SAUVIEN h reach (Honor W ork) 45 Glen Rock C ircle, Malden, Massacliusetts DORIS E. SANFORD English •ji Fairview Avenue, Morrisville, Pennsylvania RUTH F. SARGE ANT French SOI High land Avenue, Upper Montclair, New Jersey «7 GEORGIA R. SCHWANDA Economics and Sociology Stafforclville, Connecticut JULIET E. SHAW Psychology (Honor Work) R.F.D. No. I, Amherst. Massachusetts ISOBEL L. SMITH Chemistry 41 N. Main Street, Canandaigua, New York MARY JANE SMITH English Haines City, Florida 88 RUTH M. SMITH Zoology (Honor Work) 1221 Girard Street X.W.. Washington. D. C. SUSAN A. SMITH English Literature and Drama 13 Vermont Avenue. Binghamton, New York THEODORA E. SMITH English Literature and Drama (Honor Work) 14 Ramsey Place. Albany, New ) orb HI JZABETH STACK! lOUSE Economics and Sociology 1125 w. Main Street. Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania iLIZABETH O. STAYERS foology (Honor Work) Hoylan Avenue, Moylan. Pennsylvania RHODA M. STECKEL English Literature and Drama 532 E. Adams Street. Muncie. Indiana ELIZABETH B. STEPHENSON Psychology 37 Magnolia 1 errace, Springlield. Massachusetts GERTRUDE M. STEPHENSON Erench (I Ionor Work) Avon Road, Farmington, Connecticut 90 HELEN K. STOELZEL Physics (Honor Work) ■51 Hayclen Avenue, Windsor, Connecticut BARBARA STOKES Economics and Sociology 83 Watchung Avenue, (Tallinn), New Jersey BARBARA F. STREETER History and Political Science (Honor Work) 514 Fourtli Street, Oakmont, Pennsylvania A. BERYL SUTHERLAND Mathematics 127 Wilmington Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts 9� KATHARINE R. SWENARTON English Literature and Drama 1627 Wesley Avenue, Evanston. Illinois LUVIA S. TAYLOR Chemistry (Honor Work) 5-joo Darlington Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MADELINE TERRY French (Honor Work) 22 Taft Avenue. Santurce. Puerto Rico MARY F. TERRY Psychology (Honor Work) 411 E. Seventh Street, Little Rock. Arkansas 02 WILLI AMINA THOMPSON Chemistry 104 College Street, Soutli Hadley. Massachusetts MILDRED L. THOMSSEN Psychology 6 Greenwood Court. Utica. New York LUCIE M. TIBB1TS Psychology 126 Prospect Street, Canastota, New York ANTOINETTE TOIE French 62 Glenwood Road, Upper Montclair. New Jersey 93 MARY V. TUCKER Zoology i io Williams Avenue, Winsted, Connecticut MARY E. TUTTLE Economics and Sociology 55 Abbington Terrace. Glen Rock, New Jersey F. ELIZABETH TWEEDLE English Literature and Drama 1760 Sanderson Avenue. Scranton. Pennsylvania ELISE UPTON French (Honor Work) 252 South Street, Concord. New Hampshire 94 LOUISE D. VAN WINKLE English Literature and Drama 840 W. Lexington Avenue. Danville, Kentucky ELIZABETH WALKER French 120 Long Hill Street. Springfield, Massachusetts RUTH C. WALTON History and Political Science 8)Q West State Street. Jacksonville. Illinois MARGARET C. WARD Zoology 55 W. Main Street. Le Roy. New York 05 FRANCES M. WARREN French (Honor Work) 209 Fernbrook Avenue, Wyncote, Pennsylvania BARBARA WATERHOUSE English Literature and Drama 102 Franklin Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts FRANGES C. WATERS Mathematics 256 Payne Avenue, North Tonawanda, New ork MARTHA P. WEBSTER Mathematics Main Street, Southboro. Massachusetts ELINOR B. WERBLIN Economics and Sociology 39 Eastern Avenue, Somerville. New Jersey KATHERINE A. WHEELER Chemistry 145 Maxwell Avenue, Geneva, New York MARY WICK Art and Archaeology 384 South Belle V ista, oungstown, Ohio RUTH L. WILLIAMS Ticonomics ami Sociology 106 Woodlawn Avenue. Albany, New York 97 ■ ;atharine l. wilson Inglish Literature and Drama (Honor Work) 7 State Street, East Orange, New Jersey VIRGINIA E. WITHEY Religion 240 Walnut Street, Holyoke. Massachusetts W. HOPE ROGERS History and Political Science 2035 Alta Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky 98 C ecu LLAMARADA FORMER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1937 Alderman. Hazel Belle, Uiiionville. Connecticut Allen, Jane Thompson, 26 Moss Avenue, I lighland Park, Michigan Arthurs. Doris Marie, 27 I ligligatc Avenue, Buffalo, New Y ork Baritum. I Jizabcth Ward, 536 I lillside Avenue, Naugatuck, Connecta til Berkley. Alice Gertrude, 1 |i Raymond Road. West Hart- ford. ( onnecticul Benson. I )oris Davey, 671 Lincoln Avenue. innetka, Illinois Billings. Elizabeth Ruth, 642 Stokes Avenue. Collingswood. New Jersey Blair. Mary Patton, 803 East Broadway. Monmouth. Illinois Brandt, Estelle Longenccker. South Market Street, Mount Joy. Pennsylvania Browne. Rachel Sprague. 233 Oak Street. Holyoke, Massachusetts Buchanan. Louise Snowdon. 84 Crooke Avenue, Brooklyn, New Y ork Bullard, lane. 1 10 Summit Street, Burlington. Vermont Butler. Jean Catherine, 0 Gillett Street. Hartford, Connecticut ( arroll. I ranees Mary. 730 Blue Hills Avenue. Bloomfield, Connecticut Cox. Charlotte Leavitt, 12 Montgomery Avenue, Holyoke, Massachusetts ( . ragin. Helen Bunting, 3 Ponckhockic Street. Kingston, New ork ( riti licit, Ruth Adams, 17 Hollywood Avenue, Douglaston, Long Island. New York David son. Lillian Jean, 90 Aspen Avenue, Auburndale, Massachusetts Denton. Glenna Marion, 20 West Middle I urnpike, Man- chester. ( onnecticul Flannery, lane. Worthington Rit Ige, Berl in, Connecticut Forney, I racy Elliott, 3344 Perrvsvillc Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Grow. irginia Maxine, 29 School Street, Lebanon, New Hampshire Guy. Elinor Caldwell, 29 Belleclaire Avenue, Longmeadow, Massac husetts Hall, Prut lence w arren, 24 W ashington Avenue, Oxford, New Y ork Hamilton. Katherine Mills. 19 Watkins Avenue, Onconta, New York Hood. Dale. Oak Hill Park, Elmira, New York Hill. Eileen Hope, 1248 French Avenue, Lakewood, Ohio Hope. Kathleen Alice. 24 McMullen Avenue, Hartford, C onnccticut Hubert, Susan Irene. Maple Hill. New Britain, Connecticut Hudson. irginia, 1001 West Elm Street. F.nid, Oklahoma Huey, Dorothy irginia. 1819 East Fifteenth Street, I ulsa, ( Oklahoma Hughes. Rosemary Ada. 1809 Storrs Avenue. Utica, New Y ork I Hutchinson, Evelyn ( «race, 13 Barher Street, W ilson, C onnecticul lackson. Ruby Gladys. 34 I ligli Street. Monson, Massachusetts Icllerson, Frances May. 115 Franklin Street, Framingliam, Massachusetts lones. Louise Evelyn, 203 Brace Road, West Hartford. I onnecticul loncs. Mary Olodine. 33 Clinton Street, Oxford, New York ± J II T T A M 1 ineteen -rn nitcii L L H 1YI Kennedy. Mildred Adelaide. 83 Magnolia Avenue, Arlington. New Jersey Lnhcy. I leleit Josepliinc, 994 Main Street, Fust I larlford. Connecticut Lawrence, Ruth Elizabeth. 7 Fernwood Road, W cst 1 lart- ford, Connecticut Lord. Family Georgella, iq8 I nion Avenue, I ramingham, Massachusetts McLaughlin, Sara Lee. 6702 Lakewood Boulevard, Dallas, I exas Mag. Evelyn Apter. 139 Crown Street. Meriden. Connecticut Manning, Marjorie. .J3 North Beacon Street, Hartford, Connecticut Marr, Jean. Stratlield Hotel. Bridgeport. Connecticut Mariano. Antoinette Margaret, 248 Putnam Street. I larlford, Connecticut Meuer. Jane, 133 East Filty-scvcnth Street, New York, New York Millett, lean Bell, 200 Hamilton Avenue. New Rochelle, New York MiHikcn, Margaret Jean, 142 Kenyon Street, I lartlord, Connecticut Powell. Dorothy FJizabcth, Mount Moro Road. illanova, Pennsylvania Roper, Llmyru Jane, 6802 North I enth Street, Oak Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Ross, Janet, 26 Fox Meadow Road. Scarsdale, New York Rowe, Elsie. 530 l nsl 86th Street. New York, New York Sapp. Jeanne Vere, Bullalo Center, Iowa Seal era. o davia, 160 Colony Street. Meriden. Connecticut Schundler, Grace Eleanor. 254 Woodland Road. Madison, New Jersey Shaw, Sadie Carolyn, 1313 North 31st Street, Birmingham, Alabama Shay. Marjorie Elizabeth. 36 Orange Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey Sheldon, Mary Elizabeth, 133 I anymore Avenue South, Minneapolis. Minnesota Simons. Hilda ivian. 7 W est 81st Street, New Y ork. New Y ork Fanner. Ruth Eleanor, 37 Brunswick Avenue. West Hartford, ( onnecticul Iaylor, Sara Grace, 146 Wrndalc Avenue. Providence, Rhode Island I yler. PJisc Burdick. 2813 Ber ksliirc Road, Cleveland I ieights. Ohio ander Eb, Marjorie Johanna, 84 South Quaker Lane, West I larlford. Connecticut Walker. Dorothea, 311 East Mount Pleasant Avenue, Philadclpl lia, Pennsylvania Wcttach. Margaret (lark, 313 West Ninth Street, Coffey ville, Kansas Wheatley. Jeanne W ithington, 801 Wrest Main Street, Arte ?sia. New Mexico W heeler, Bernice Marion. 73 Wetmorc Avenue. Winstcd, (. onnccticut Will iams, Anna Ellen. 1636 Elm Street. Utica, New York Wolfe, Margaret Douglas. Oak Forest Avenue, Catonsville. Maryland Wyant, Martha Saunders, 477 South Oakland Avenue, Sharon. Pennsylvania York. Henrietta I heresa. 1612 Fifth Avenue. Scottabluff, Nebraska 99 A R A D A anil Inxlij— even THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF DR. FAUSTBEKE by Eleanor Clough. Edith Hyslop, Caroline Kinney Presented by the class of 1Q37 CAST Dr. Lnustbeke Elinor Dunncll Miss Quilt Caroline Kinney Spirit ol Progress Prances Warren Plankman Plunk Virginia Fletcher Spirit of 1 radition PJise tlouard Miss Organ Julia ( oolidge Junior Lunch Girl Mary 1 utile Dean Cheer Eleanor I urlis Dumb I'rcshman Martha Webster Miss 1 rell is Barbara Her twig Serious Sophomore Miriam Camp Dr. McGillicuddy Doris Sanlord Rah-Rah Junior Elizabeth Slavers Dr. Pattycake Margaret Ward ( arnpus C at Plorencc Gipe Miss Puse Sara Kramer Date Hound Harriet Preston Miss Savage Margaret Campbell C «riper Margaret Jaques 1 Jockey Player Elizabeth 1 lartman Posture I'rcshman Plorencc Marsh ('«race luliet Shaw Miss Rooster Lydia Hall Mrs. Matron Eileen Maromber ( hind Jeanne C hretien Horatio Matron Mary Planteroth Fundamental Frosh illiamina 1 hompson Mrs. Plankman Plunk Susan Smith __ Miss Flamer Margaret Prior Prank Prances Clark Miss Sisterly Madeline 1 erry Miss Sparks Katharine W ilson COMM H TEES Conch Helen heeler Dramatic Critic Constance Snintongc (. hairman and Stage Manager I licodora Smith Business Manager irginia Gingerick Musical Director Dorothy Lapham Make-Up Master I lelen Currie Assistant Stage Manager Elinor Werblin Costume Helen Chapman Dance Juliet Shaw I Jcsigners Executive mance I Jghting Make-1 p I Vogram Accompanists Properties Sara Kramer I Elizabeth Walker Elizabeth I rosl Mary Juday Lottie Newton Mary Charlotte Lane Eleanor Poster M. Elizabeth Frost Rhoda Steckcl Alice Allabcn I Constance I areas M arv McCarrell I ’ublicity Refresl intents Scenery S ript Picket Usher Song M arv I. vrics Elizabeth Mattern Elizabeth Slavers Mary Jane Smith Prances arren Lois I loldredge Louise Bloomfield Alice AIlahen Rhoda Steckel Katharine Swenarton I'Jeanor Clough Edith 11yslop Caroline Kinney too Ciahtceu tJ-lmuitel LLAMARADA ami )Jiittti— Scven 7 1937 CLASS SONG Stern Sphinx may reign in Egypt Proud Pegasus rule I lie heaven; A Lion roars and now there soars I he Griffin ol thirty -seven. Now over the span ol a hundred years, hie Haunts the valiant green: lo the freshness ol youth and the quest for truth In the luture yet unseen. I he challenge ol our emblem Is a century great forever: We view with pride the rushing tide Of an era ol endeavor; W ith a cheer lor the old and lor the new, 1 hirty-seven strides along: I he ( frifftn speaks, his legend keeps In the spirit ol our song. CHORUS Guardian bright (,r the years we are treasuring. Keep we our tryst through the full years ahead; Great is thy heritage, greater thy destiny; Glory thy crown has been, glory thy road shall be; Ours is the offering, faith beyond measuring; Mount Hoi yoke we honor, none reigns in her stead. l()l a nnAzcii LLAMARADA � 1937 COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM FRIDAY, JUNE n g:- o A.M.—Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Alumnae Association, Mary Lyon Room 4:00 P.M.—Meeting of the Alumnae hand ( ommittee. Mary Lyon Room 5:00 I M.—Junior-Senior Step Exercises, Skinner Steps 5:30 P.M.—Ivy Exercises 8:00 P.M.—Meeting ol the Alumnae 1 lead Marshal and Class Marshals. New York Room 8:30 P.M.—Dramatic Club Play, Chapin Auditorium SATURDAY. JUNE 12 10:00 A.M.—Alumnae Parade with Seniors 10:30 A.M.—Grove Exercises 11:15 A.M.— Alumnae Association Meeting and Fete with Seniors, Chapin Auditorium 12:30 P.M.— I rustee Luncheon, Rockefeller I fall Alumnae Luncheon, Student AI urnnae Hall Orel lard 2:00 P.M.—Meeting ol the Board ol trustees. New York Room Senior Father Baseball Game, Pageant Field Meeting of the Alumnae C lub Presidents, 86 Room 5:30 P.M.—Cdee Club Concert, Mary Lyon ( Impel 6:30 P .M.—Class Suppers Di nner lor Seniors and their Parents in the Residence I la I Is 8:30-10:00 P.M.—I Residents Reception, Mandelle I errace 10:00 P.M.—Senior Serenade, Lower Lake SUNDAY, JUNE 13 11:00 AAI.—Baccalaureate Service, Mary Lyon Chapel, Henry Sloane Collin. D.D .. President ol Union I heoiogical Seminary 4:00-6:00 P.M.-AI urnnae Garden Party lor I rustees. Faculty, Seniors. Guests and Alumnae, Student Alumnae Hall Orchard 8:00 P.M.— esper Service and Organ Recital, Mary Lyon Chapel MONDAY, JUNE 14 10:50 A.M.—Commencement Exercises, Chapin Auditorium. John Gilbert Winant, LL.D.. former governor ol New Hampshire 1:00 P.M.—President s Luncheon 102 e Ro! jctIs. I roadway. Colder. Woodworth Cheney, Arnold OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1938 Anne CaIcier President Antoinette 1 readway Vice-President I larriel Roberts Secretary Alice Woodworth 1 reasurer Jane Arnold i Esther Cheney | Judith Welles Serge a nts-al-A mis Song Leader 104 c' ill tea unit d LLAMARADA MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1938 Abbott, Betty Abbott; Ruth Adams, Gertrude R. Albertson, Edith M. Allen, Priscilla . Allen. Sara L. Altliouse. Ritamary M. Anderson, Mary . Arnold, Jane E. Atkins, Claire M. Ayer, Alice L. ................Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass. 5 Parkview Ave., Lowell. Mass. . . . . I wo Bridges Rd., J owaco, N. J. Oxmead Rd., B irl ngton, N. J. 40 Florence Ave., Norwood. Mass. . . . . 42 W. Holly St.. C an lord, N. I. ................R.F.D. No. 1, Ringoes, N. J. 52 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. J be House in the Woods, North Abington, Mass. R.F.D. No. 5, Box 163. Bridgeport. Conn. 614 University Ave.. Syracuse, N. Y. Bachelor. Hope Bangs, Esther E. Barglrede, June L. Barnes, Clara E. Barnes, Sally A. Battey, Evelyn M. Beauregard. Bernice R. Becker, E. Virginia Belcher, Marjorie S. Bell, Margaret L. Bell. Marjorie R. Bennett. Barbara I. Berkey, Achi E. . Bierer, R. Elizabeth Bigelow. Elizabeth M. Bills, Thelma, G. Binns. Grace A. Bow es, Agnesmarie N. Boynton. Marguerite . Bradbury, Phebe V. Brett. Helen B. Broadbent, Margaret E. Brown. I. Esther . Buckel ew. Elizabeth . Buckhout, Mary F. . Bulklev. Charlotte E. Bull. Elizabeth R. . Burleigh. Barbara Byers. Mary B. . Hi He, 35 Bardwell St.. South Hadley Falls, Mass. 24 Montclair Dr.. West Hartford, Conn. . Old Middletown Rd.. Pearl River. N. Y. Box 155. Wilbraham. Mass. 706 - I2lh Ave.. N., Seattle, Wash. 203 Forest Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. 90 Syl fan St., Sp ingfield, M ass. 120 Burnett Ave., Maplewood, N. J. 33 North St.. Plymouth, Mass. 10 Wawanda Av .. I iberty, N. . Clearvue Rd., Ingomar. Pa. 33 Fairmount St., Portland, Maine 320 N. Centre St., Somerset, Pa. q8 Collins Rd., YVaban, Mass. ;arm, Sconicut Neck Rd., East Fairbaven, Mass. • • 533 Laurel St., Longmeadow, Mass. 24 Monroe PI., Brooklyn, N. Y. 239 Grove St., Bristol, Conn. 2668 Edgehill Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio 70 Niles St., Hartford, Conn. 96 Fletcher Rd., Belmont, Mass. 31 I albot Manor, Edgewood, R. I. 33 Linwold Dr., West Hartford. Conn. 44 Washington Ave., North Plainfield, N. J. .....................South Hadley, Mass. 48 Fairlawn St., West Hartford, Conn. 571 Coal St., Pittsburgh (21) Pa. 1 Webster Ter., Hanover, N. H. 2608 Monroe St., Two Rivers. Wis. Calder, Anne M. Caldwell, Alice YV. Caldwell. Elizabeth A. Cali If. Dorothy G. Callahan, Katherine V. Campbell, Jean . Campbell, Margaret I. Chase, Ruth H. . Cheney, Esther E. 35 Bellevue Ave., Bristol. Conn. 3219 Bayard Lane. Houston, I exas. . 209 N. Franklin St., 1 itusville. Pa. 124 S. East Ave., Oak Park. in. 508 S. Melcher Si.. Johnstown, N. Y. 123 Thompson Si.. Springfield. Mass. 255-03 W. End Drive, Greal Neck, N. Y. . . R.F.D. No. 4, Portland, Maine . 51 Beech wood Ter.. Yonkers, N. Y. 103 hinXtcX LLAMARADA .� ,i 7 Clarenbach. Helen.....................................16 Court St., North Andover, Mass. Clark, Eleanor........................................89 Morningside Rd., Worcester, Mass. Cohen, Rose...........................................30 Ridgewood Ave„ Holyoke, Mass, Conrad, Mary E........................................«809 Mahantongo St.. Potlsville, Pa. Corsa, Helen S........................................Royal Palm Blvd., Yero Beach. Fla. Cray, M. Elizabeth.....................................70 Daniel Ave.. Rutherford, N. J. Crispell. Vivian B....................................20 Adriance Ave., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Cronk, Ruth M........................................4543 Carrollton Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Crosby, Eleanor J.........................................386 May St.. Worcester, Mass. Crowell, Elizabeth A...........................................Charles St., Sandwich, Mass. Cunningham, Ruth C....................................4 9 Cranston St., Providence, R. I. Currey, Marjorie E....................................7 Broadview Ave.. New Rochelle. N. Y. Curtis. Jane L......................................................25 Main St.. Delhi. N. . Curtis, Margaret M.............................................Butlers Cove. Olympia. Wash. Cutler. Elizabeth D................................365 Shuttle Meadow Rd.. New Britain, Conn. Cutting, Barbara......................................371 Park St., Peterboro. Ontario, Canada Dankulov, Catherine...................................1680 Albany Ave., Hartford. Conn. Dewsbury. Winifred J..................................57 Brinkerho ff Ave., Freehold. N. J. Didcoct, T. Elizabeth.................................1810 Edgehill Ave., Nashville, 1 enn. Dietz, Ruth E................................................31 N. Crescent, Maplewood. N. J. Dorr. Marelyn....................................................22 Chester St., Lowell. Mass. Dunklin, Barbara B....................................53 S. Mountain Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Dunning. Catherine E..................................852 W. Lovell St.. Kalamazoo, Mich. Dvar. Dorothy......................................5901 Connecticut Ave.. Washington, D. C. Dyer, Pauline A.......................................249 Harvard St.. Wollaston. Mass. Eggleston, Nancy M..........................................215 E. 72nd St.. New York, N. Y. Eldred, Ann M......................................................26 S. Lake Ave.. Troy, N. Y. Erwin. Betty A..............................................211 Randolph St., Oak Park, III. hales, Catherine H..........................................26 Barberry Ilill, Providence, R. I Farmer, Marjorie E..........................................R.ED. No. 2, Springfield, Mass. Faust, Jean E...........................................48 Edgewood Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y Foote, Bettie V...........................................1125 N. Lincoln Ave., Hastings, Neb. Frame, Rosamond............................................158 Hancock St., Auburndale. Mass. Frills. Helen A.............................................409 Vine St., Chattanooga, 1 enn. Frizzell, Helen L...........................................67 Fairview Dr., Wethersfield, Conn. Galloway. Elizabeth A. Gard ner. Bari )ara Gardner, Elizabeth Garfield, Barbara E. Garmey, Margaret Gay, Nancy Gerner, Elvena D. Gilbert, Harriet V. Godbeer. Elizabeth Goetz, Marion Goldmeer, Helen B. Gooding, Elinor P. Good now, Lois Grant, Alice A. . 54 Clinton St., Lowville, N. Y. 324 E. 41st St., New York, N. Y. 524 E. 4«st St.. New York. N. Y. ........................Hinsdale, N. H. 7614 Colonial Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. 17 Harcourt Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 114 Ardmore St.. Hamden, Conn. Drew University, Madison, N. J. 190 Blossom St.. Fitchburg, Mass. . 783 E. 17th St., Brooklyn, N. C 40 Grove St., Amsterdam. N. Y. . . 2 N. Balch Rd„ Hanover, N. H. 100Q Esplanade, Pelham Manor. N. Y. 47 Pennsylvania Ave., Flempstead, N. Y. 106 LLAMARAD A Graves, ivian R................................... 97 W. Hazelwood Ave., Rahway, N. J. Green. Margery B...........................................249 Harris Ave., Needham, Mass. Grieco, I hisbe A..............................q Sherbonrne St., Shawsheen, Andover, Mass. Griffith, Mary L.......................................4720 Wallingford St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Griffiths, Harriet F.......................................1615 Sunset Ave., Utica, N. Y. Guild, I lelen H...........................................36 Park Ave., Naugatuck, Conn. Gutermuth. Frances...............................................................Berlin, N. Y. Guthrie, Mary E....................................140 Grandview Blvd., Tuckahoe, N. Y. Hamilton, Agnes B..........................................103 Franklin St., ( vreen field. Mass. Hetzel, Alice..............................................6 Marshall St., Hartford, Conn. High, Elisabeth (......................................1176 Gresham Rd., Plainfield, N. J. Hills. Ruth M..........................................q Maple Hill Dr.. I .archmont. N. Y. Hochette. Virginia F...........................................2 Yale St., Maplewood, N. J. Holt, Bernice M................................ . 170 Ridge Rd., Wethersfield, Conn. Horton, Margaret A.........................................28 Easterly Ave., Auburn, N. Y. louser, Susan, E.........................................1098 Anderson Ave., Palisade. N. J. Howard, Sue M..............................................37 Cedars Rd., Caldwell, N. J. Iowe, Janice..............................................1 Eaton PI., Leominster, Mass. Jueston, Mary E..............................................................Savannah, N. Y. Humphries, Ruth G..............................................22 Clinton St., Delhi, N. Y. Ingiis, Marion I.......................................33 Manslield Ter.. Middletown, Conn. Keen. Martha A.............................................107 Brite Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. Kendall. Mary P............................................549 St. Johns PI.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Kerr, Louise A.................................110 Woodward St., Newton I lighlands. Mass. Kim, Anne C................................................655 W. 115th St.. New York, N. Y. Knowlton, Helen M..........................................Beckett Ave., Short Beach. Conn. Krause. El sa M................................5101 Spuyten Duyvil Pkwy., New ork, N. Y. Krauss, Ruth B.................................................201 Main St., Chatham, N. J. Krieger, Eois E............................................11 Beech St., East Orange. N. J. Laffitte, Ruth E. . Lambert, Elizabeth A, Leuthold, Catherine O Loh nes. Margery B. Lord. Kathryn P. Loring, Constance 11. Love. Elizabeth B. 442 I ir St., Lyndhurst, N. J. 16 Cl aremont Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 1487 Grace Ave., Lakewood, Ohio Main St., Valley Palis, N. Y. ........................Darien, Conn. 629 A Washington St.. Wellesley, Mass. 492 Ridgewood Rd., Maplewood, N. J. McKay, Ruth B. McQuade, Martha A. MacQuillan, Nessie P. Maccaf erri. Angelina M Mandrey, Jeanette L. Martin, Louise Maxwell, Mary R. Melanphy. Martha A. Mendez. Amalia . Mettler. Nancy H. Miles, Edith L. . Milligan, P. Beatrice R.F.D. No. 5. Beaver Brook. Danbury, Conn. 116 Hanks St., Lowell, Mass. 187 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, Mass. 45 Main St., Somersville, Conn. Five Points House. Pomona, N. Y. 3126 58th St., N.W.. Washington, D.C. 372 Castle St.. Geneva, N. Y. 1220 Center St.. Honolulu. T. H. Balboa Heights, Canal Zone .................50 Atlas St., Akron, Ohio . . . Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, Conn. Sea Beach Dr., Stamford, Conn. 107 d fnnltett LLAMARAD A ami VG y— = even Moeller, Pearl L. Moore. Patricia S. Murphy, Helen T. 159 McKinley Ave., New Haven. Conn. ..................Point Marion, Pa. 191 N. Main St., West Hartford, Conn. Nakayama Yoshi .. ' Ianor Lane, Pelhain Adunor, INI. Y. Ochiltree. Elizabeth T.....................................6304 Jackson St.. Pittsburgh, Pa. Painter, S. Catharine Palser, Barbara F. Parr, Shirley L. . Patterson, Elisabeth A Phraner. Elizabeth W Pitou, Hope I. Pitts, Eleanor S. Preli, Josephine R. Proctor. Helen H. Purler, Ruth S. 135 N. Main St., Jersey Shore, Pa. . 37 Englewood Ave., Worcester, Mass. 224 Sinclair PI., Westfield, N. J. 25 Flint Rd., East Rockaway, N. Y. 615 E. 2ist St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 204 Davis Ave., West New Brighton. N. Y. 9922 Guillord St., Forest Mills, N. Y. 24 Grove St., Windsor Locks, Conn. 75 Whitney St., Northboro. Mass. 30 Shan ley Ave., Newark, N. J. Quinn, Jean S................................................Sunswyck Lane, Darien, Conn. Rand, Catherine E.......................................134 Lloyd Ave., Providence, R. I Ray, Jane C.........................................114 N. Gallatin Ave., Uniontown. Pa Roberts, B. Delphine....................................2238 Andrews Ave., New York. N. Y Roberts, Harriet C......................................1510 Westwood Ave., Richmond, Va Rockwood, Lois..................................53 Lakewood Rd., Newton Highlands. Mass Russell. Elsie M.......................................407 Huntington Ave., Buffalo, N. Y Ryan, Catherine.....................................8 Wright PI., South Hadley, Mass Sampson, Madeline L. Sanders, Mary E. Saulpaugh, Muriel E. Schack, Dorothy S Schairer, Julia E. Schober, Louise B. Schorske, Horence S. Seaver. R. Loraine Seippel. Marie E. Shelton, Elizabeth B. Smith, Barbara C. Smith, Harriet Smith, Madelyn J. Smith, Mary W. Smith, Sylvia H. Snow, Annie E. Sosman, Esther B. Stark, Dorothy J. Steadman, Jean F. Stein, Cora B. Stieglitz, Anna K. Storrs, Margaret S. . 73 Washington St.. Chicopee Falls, Mass. 93 Avon 1 lill Si.. Cambridge, Mass. ...................Red Hook. N. Y. 113 Irving St., Hartford, Conn. 40 Elm 1 _ane, lironxville, N. Y. 312 Union St., Jersey City, N. J. 36 Carman Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. 22 Ridgeview. White Plains, N. . 309 Rossiter Ave., Baltimore, Md. 452 Main St., Manchester, Conn. King's Highway, Darien, Conn. R. No. 2. Box 259. Stratford, Conn. . Old Mill Rd., Middletown, Conn. ...................Millstone, N. J. 6 )2 Crossett St., Syracuse. N. V 78 Woodbridge St., South Hadley, Mass. 117 W. Dudley Ave., Westfield, N. J. 2268 Knapp St., St. Paul, Minn. 200 Pennington Ave., Passaic, N. J. . 4623 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 173-55 Croydon Rd., Jamaica, N. Y. . . . . Shaown, Fukien, China Tutor. Louise C. Temple, Jean B. 50 Morris Cove Rd., New Haven, Conn. 38 Hillcrest Rd., Reading, Mass. 108 LLAMARADA and Itirtif— cvcn Tewksbury. Helen T...................................71 W. Tioga St.. Tunkbannock, Pa. Thatcher, Elizabeth B................................225 Winona Ave.. Germantown. Pa. Thomas; Bernice R....................................58 S. Girard St., Woodbury. N. J. Titcomb, Eleanor.........................................23 High St., Farmington. Maine Treadway. Antoinette.................................Williams Inn. Williamstown, Mass. Tucker, Natalie A................................58 High St.. South Hadley Falls. Mass. Turner, E. Joyce.................................160 Upper Third St., Waterford, N. Y. Vogt, Harriet P......................................277 Washington St., Geneva. N. Volckmann, Ethel E...............................65 Southfield Rd., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Waldron, Mary D......................................201 Highland Ave.. Newtonville, Mass. Ward. Margaret E.....................................286 Highland Ave., Ridgewood. N. J. Waterhouse, Christine................................15 Portland St., Kennebunk, Maine Watt, Janet L............................................145 Saratoga St., Lawrence, Mass. Weinschenk. Cecilia A...................................South Country Rd., West Islip. N. V Welles, Judith B................................301 Wolcott Hill Rd., Wethersfield. Conn. White, Beverley......................................571 N. Liberty St., Newburgh, N. Y. White, Mary E....................................163 Greenwood Ave., East Orange, N. J. Whittemore, Ruth.........................................52 Clark Lane. Wahl iam. Mass. Wilbur. Virginia C.......................................731 Panmure Rd.. Haverford. Pa. Wiley, Alice N.......................................470 Woodland Dr.. Kenmore, N. Y. Willett, Mary............................................863 Webster St., Needham, Mass. Will iams, Elizabeth S...............................27 Limehouse St., C harleston, S. C. Will iams. Margaret A................................27 Limehouse St., Charleston, S. C. Williams, Ol wen W................................................1656 Elm St., Utica, N. Y. Willis. Phyllida M........................ 126 Hamilton Ave., St. George, N. . Winter. Marjorie E...................................194 Fairmount Ave., Chatham, N. J. Witty. Hazel T.......................................226 Cleveland Ave., Mineola, N. . Wolf, Mary H............................................... 924 Urban Ave., Durham, N. C. Wood, Katherine R............................................5 Clement Rd., Hanover. N. H. Wood, Ruth I.............................. 4 Park Ave., I iconderoga, N. Y. Woodruff, Phyllis E.........................................23 North Park, Auburn. N. Y. Woodworth, Alice M................................... . Mast Rd., Durham, N. H. Worthington, Helen.................................................. . Sweet Briar. Va. Wright, Helen E......................................512 Main St., East Hartlord, Conn. Wright, Mary.............................................12 Elm St., New Rochelle, N. Y. en. Barbara Y..........................................44 Hongkong Rd., Tientsin, China Zimmerman. Margaret L. ......... Blair Academy, Blairstown, N. J. JUNIORS STUDYING ABROAD In brance, at the University ol Paris, under the Foreign Study Section ol the University ol Delaware Class, Charlotte E.................................1166 Mansfield PI., Brooklyn, N. Y. Goodwin, Mary ..................................763 Burnside Ave., East I lartford. C onn. Strobel, Jane H.......................................382 Main St., Stoneham, Mass. In Germany, at the University of Munich, under the Junior ear in M unic h pi an Evans, Mary S...............................132 Woodrow Wilson St., I ientsin. ( hina 109 LLAMARADA r ALL AT SEA by Barbara Dunklin and Mary Elizabeth White Presented by the Class oj 1938 CAST Miss Andrews Betty Abbott Mrs. Middlcditch Marjorie Currey Margaret Eleanor Pills Casey Catherine Rand Mr. Slone Mary Dutton W aldron Miss O’Rion Morence Scliorskc Mr. Honeywell Elizabeth Caldwell Miss Brown Elizabeth Godbccr Mr. Phipps Edith Miles ( aptain Alice Wiley Binkie Courtney Jean Quinn Lieutenant 1 )iggs Molly Guthrie Billie Barker 1 hirriet Gilbert 1 lenri Dorothy Califf Mattie 1 lorn Elizabeth Phrancr Miss Finn Phyllis W oodruff Nu Pierce Vivian Crispcll Miss Plankton Jean Paust Connie Anne Calder Miss Whalen Priscilla Allen George Beatrice Milligan Miss Cogsinwheeler Dorothy Shack Jack Ruth Cunningham Messenger Margery Lolines Jimmy Elsa Krause Mr. Tutt 1 liisbo (irieco Oslo Sue Houser Tut Tutt irginia Hoc hette 110 C Jdec.i JiunLeJiLLAMARADA EXECUTIVE STAFF Coach Dramatic ( ritic Dance Coach Make-up Master Chairman Business Manager Stage Manager Assistant Stage Manager Prompter Call Boy HEADS OF Costume Modern Dancing I ap I Joining Lighting Make-up Music Program Plot Properties Publicity Candy Scenery Script Ushers Mrs. Helen Currie Miss Kathleen Lynch Miss Marie Heghinian Mr. Robert Christ Louise Kerr Marjorie Winters F.lizabeth I hatcher Barbara Smith Ruth Krauss Elizabeth Love COMMITTEES Nancy Eggleston Marion Goetz F.lizabeth Cutter Ritamary Althousc Barbara Bennett lanicc Howe, Rosamond Frame Barbara Falser Jean Campbell Hazel Witty Catherine Leuthold Elizabeth Didcoct Virginia Wilbur Charlotte Bulkley Marjorie Bell Music by Janice Howe Lyrics by Janice Howe and lean Faust When the Hood of the spring of 1956 hit South Hadley, Mount Holyoke went to sea in Hie S.S. Sea Lyon. College was still college, except for the difficulties arising in the adjustments to life on the floating university, complicated by tfie presence of four Stamherst stowaways and Mrs. Middled itch. eminent writer on child psychology. I he college is deeply perturbed by three other problems in the persons of: I ut I utt. who disagrees violently with her father on the advantages ol leaving Egypt and going to Mount Holyoke, hut who is made to see the validity ol the fraternity pin institution; Oslo, of Stamherst, who wants a blind date to accompany him to prom, and who has a fraternity pin; and the Junior Class, which doesn t want their prom in Peking. Ly a combination of fortuitous circumstances, the plot is worked out to everybody's satis- faction: I ut I utt is introduced to Oslo's fraternity pin, and he gets a bid to the prom which will he field in Chapin. I he rhytl im ol Show was enhanced by two outstanding song hits, “The Blind Date and the Star Mong,” 1 1 1 LLAMARADA 1938 CLASS SONG The Class ol 1958 introduced their song in a novel skit describing the lile ol Pegasus among the gods and goddesses in heaven. Pegasus was a favorite ol Juno, queen of the deities, who thought that to “fluff about the clouds in a chariot was the ideal sport. For Pegasus to matriculate at Mount Holyoke, as some ol the class suggested, was sheer nonsense. But in the end. Pegasus, lured by the invitation of the Standard Oil man, decided himself to attend Mount Holyoke. I he class then bore him triumphantly down from the skv, to reign over them while they sang their song to the college. Out ol the fiery dawn, I he winged steed on high I riumphantly soars on I hrough black or blazing sky; We follow in its wake Our pegasus will not die. In the quiet hush ol breezes, in the wind s wild blowing gust. I here’s a whisper ol the spirit which now is in our trust Of Mount Holyoke's love and knowledge which seeks the right and just. Over the snow-clad land. Beneath the vaulted blue Dark mountains nobly stand. Immortal symbols true Of h idden power and strength, ||i, Thirty-Eight, for you! May we through the web ol branches, through brush, and blackest night. Find a shining lamp ol glory, or small and constant light, I o pattern all our living in beauty clear and bright. Spurred by celestial flame We catch a spark, a Hare, Monuments mark the fame Born from Mount Holyoke's care; Adventure calls our name To conquer where we dare. When the sunshine stretches golden across the evening view, I here s a chain ol friendship woven around the Iriends we knew. And our hearts rise up together, Mount I lolyoke, to you! 1 12 Gaines. Mullally Knapp. W illiamson. Hulzlcr OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1939 Ethel Williamson Constance Hutzler Charlotte Knapp Marjorie Mullally Elizabeth Gaines Ruth Matthews President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Song Leader t!4 LLAMARADA 'lluttvSc ven MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1939 Adams, Frances M. . Adams, Ruth J. Allred, Marion I. Allardt, Irma M. Anderson, Barbara J. Andrew, Ruth C. Apperson. Janet E. Austin, Alice E. 10 Mayfair Lane, Buffalo, N. Y. 3 Stanton Ave., South I fadley. Mass. 740 E. Clark Place, Orange, N. J. 468 E. Fifth St., Mount Vernon, N. Y. 141 N. Benson Road. Fairlie Id. Conn. Maple Hill Drive, Hackensack, N. J. . . 17 Cedar St., Fairhaven, Mass. 23 Vance St., New Britain, Conn. Bailey, Alveretta V. Banker, Barbara Barford, Clarice E. . Bartson. Opal E. Beach, Elizabeth Beach, Judith Beale, YVenonah I. Bear. Martha M. Beck, Benita A. . Beckstedt, Ann B. Benson. Jean S. . Black. Mildred E. Blake. Barbara D. Boettcher, Muriel C. Bolton. Elizabeth M. E. Booz, Annamarie . Bowie, Dorothy D. Bowker, Elinor J. Bowker. Irene F. Boyer, Marjorie L. Boynton. Dorothy Brainard, Charlotte R. Braverman, Juliette L. Briggs, Louise E. Brinkerhoff, Barbara J. Brown, Isabelle L. Brown. Janet C. Buffinlon, Jean Burd ick, Susie R. Burnett, Jane Campbell. Eleanor M. ( arson, Dorothy F. C aulkins. Betty Ch amplin. Jean . C henoweth. Anne Christgau, Catherine E. Christie, Janet D. C lark, Janie C. Coddington. Marie C. Cole. Betty J. Compton. Myrtle 417 Plainfield St., Providence, R. I. 26 Hillside Road. Newton Highlands, Mass. 3 Grover Si.. A uburn, N. Y. ieech wood Road. Ridgewood. 302 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn. N. V. . Minneapolis, Minn. 10 Coleman St., Bridgeport. Conn. 127 Linden Ave.. Rutledge. Pa. 350 E. 236th St.. New York, N. Y. 136 N. Pine Ave., Albany, N. Y. 23 Springate St., Utica, N. Y. 64 YV. 69th St.. New ork. N. . 34 Kimball St., Needham, Mass. Amherst Rd.. Soutli Hadley, Mass. King’s Highway, Westport, Conn. 919 Forest Ave., Wilmette, III. 37 I lighland Parkway, Rochester, N. Y. 63 Prince St., Needham, Mass. 177 Main St.. Waltham, Mass. 267 YV. Court St.. Doylestown. Pa. 224 Poplar St.. Roselle, N. J. 42 W. Eagle St.. East Boston, Mass. 1433 Evergreen Ave., Plain lie . 722 I ligh St.. Bath, Ma ine 209 Forest Ave., Glen Ridge. N. J. . 16 Ash St., Newport. N. H. Candlewood Isle. Danbury, Conn. 32 Hoxsey St., Williamstown, Mass. 59 Dewey Ave., Huntington, N. Y. 242 Lincoln Ave., Fall River. Mass. 233-03 YV. Find Drive. Great Neck, N. Y. 147 E. Coult er St.. Germantown. Pa. 4Q Wall rooke Road. Scarsdale. N. . 20 Chateau 1 er., S. Snyder, N. Y. . 5224 Drexel Ave., Chicago. in. 353 Lexington Ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. 29 Marshall Road. Yonkers, N. Y. 1 Rench ido. Seoul, Korea 777 Riverside Drive. Johnson City, N. Y. 2200 Demington Drive. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 188-26 Turin Drive, St. Albans. N. r. 1 1 3 ineteen .M-nnXrei LLAMARADA omI tnln— e vett Cook, Mary E. Copeland, Jane L. Cotins, Virginia H. Curtis, Jeanne M. Curliss, Barbara H. 8 Trinity Road, Marblehead, Mass. 632 N. Easton Road, Glenside, Pa. 1 18 Genesee St., New Hartford, N. Y. 445 Van I Iouten St., Paterson, N. J. 2944 Nichols Ave., Nichols, Conn. Daly. Carolyn H. Davidson, Jean H. Davis, Norma G. Dean. Mary E. De Forest, Elizabeth M. Dickinson, Jane . Di Fabio, Virginia Dolbeare, Mary E. Doyle, Ann C. 595 University Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 71 Remsen St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. 13963 Warwick Road. Detroit. Mich. 3579 Paxton Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 327 S. Prospect St.. Burlington. Vt. . 60 Roxbury St., Keene, N. H. 107 Lincoln Ave.. Cranford, N. J. 1060 Beacon St., Brookline, Mass. 168 Essex St, Holyoke, Mass. Eddy, Priscilla Edwards, Anne L. Eisenhart, Lucy P. Ei sner, Kathryn . Eldridge, Lois W. Emerson. Margaret S. Emmel. Katharine M. Englander, Doris A. Ensign Martha W. . Everts, Carolyn . . 82 Kirkstall Road. Newtonville, Mass. . 280 Chin Yu Hutung, Peiping. China McClellan Heights, York, Pa. 403 Center St.. South Orange, N. J. 150 Winthrop wSt., aunton. Mass. 35 Rutherlord Ave.. Haverhill, Mass. 33 Pondfield Parkway, Mount Vernon, N. V 915 E. 24th St., Brooklyn. N. Y. 331 12th Ave., Huntington, W. Va. 114 Kirkstall Road, Newtonville, Mass. Less, Lois L. bisher, Jeane bitzgerald, C. Reith Lorbes. Elizabeth D. Fowler. Jean P. . Fowler. M ary C. Fradin. I .dna R. . Fraser. Helen J. . Freed, Helen E. Frost. Helen I I. . Fuller, Dorothy L. 412 N. Main St.. Jamestown, N. Y. 826 Greenwood Ave., Wilmette, III. 87 Beacon Ave., Flolyoke. Mass. . . . . Tennis Ave., Ambler. Pa. 57 Stratford St.. West Roxbury, Mass. 108 Loring Ave., Pelham, N. Y. . 94 Hamlin St., Manchester. Conn. ......................New Boston, N. H. 425 W. Mermaid Lane. Philadelphia, Pa. 92 Woodland St., Bristol, Conn. ........................Canaan, Conn. Gaines. Elizabeth S. Gaul, G. Muriel Gifford. Emily L. Gilbert. I larriet V. (Gilbert, Janet E. Gilbert. Sliirl ey . Gillelan, Elizabeth N. Glynn, Mary E, . C loldstein. Dorothy H. Gould. Al ice L. . Griffith, Martha Grigsby, Cretchen ( vunn, Barbara M. . Gusmer. Mary J. 264 Highland St.. Worcester, Mass. 1 Birch Road, Yonkers, N. 1. 163-06 Chapin Parkway, Jamaica, N, Y. . . Drew University, Madison, N. J. .............................Dorset, Vt. R.F.D. No. 1.. New Hartford. Conn. 124 Jewett Ave., Jersey City, N. J. Smith Hill, Winsted, Conn. 1153 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. . . . 18 Grant St., Milford, Mass. 234 State Si.. Lowville. N. . 823 Seven I. Ave.. West Asli and Wi . . 152 W. 58th St., ew York. N. Y. 93 Maple Ave., Rahway, N. J. 1 16 (_ ufLteeft LLAMARADA anc even I lagedorn, Ruth E. . . I lallett, Janice E. Hamilton. Cordelia Hammond. Judith A. Hanley. Margaret M. Hanlon, Shirley M. . Happ, Mary C. . Harman, Lois J. . Harrison, Penelope A. Havens, Natalie B. . I law hi ns, Kathryn L. Head. Margaret F. . Heckenbleikner. NIadeline Hemp, Pauline . Hench, Alice L. . Herman. Jean Herrman, Jean B. Himes, Alice I. . I loffman, E. I Jean Hoffman, Mary E. I loward, Sue M. . . . I lowland, Natalie I lutzler, Constance . 27 Harvard Ct., White Plains, N. J. 74 Parker Ave.. Maplewood, N. J. .......................Stony Point, N. J . . . . 9 Fhompson St.. Brunswick, Maine Parkes St., Stafford Springs, Conn. ............................Brooklyn. N. V. ..........................Sparrowbush, N. V. 70 Wiliner St., Rochester, N. V. 1460 St. James Ct., Louisville. Ky. . 182 Cottage St., Pawtucket, R. I. 85 Carden Road, Larchmont, N. Y. 16 Prospect St.. Cover, N. H. . . . . Carmel Road. Charlotte. N. C. 55 Colorado Ave., Berkeley. Calif. 52 S. Munn Ave., East Orange, N. J. 87 N. Broadway, White Plains, .N. J . 211 Norwood Ave., Deal, N. J. 84O Cadillac Drive. S. E.. Grand Rapids, M ich. . . 48 Massachusetts Ave.. Worcester, Mass. . 54 Linden Ave., I laddonfield, N. J. • • • • 37 Cedars Road, Ca (dwell. N. J. . Ox-Yoke Farm, Sudbury, Mass. 4104 Hermitage Road, Richmond, Va. Jacoby. Mary V...........................................309 Walhalla Road, Columbus, Ohio Johnson, A. Dagny.............................................724 Linden Ave., Oak Park, III. Johnson, Barbara J......................................417 N. Arsenal Ave., Indianapolis. Ind. Joh nson, Ruth E..............................................Meadow St., Cromwe II. Conn. Johnston, Alice L............................................74 Alliance Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Johnston, Jean A..............................................710 Riddle Ave., Ravenna, 01 lio Kahn, Marion Keeler, Jane V. . Kemble. Muriel J. Ken ney, Barbara L. Kidder, Marcia S. Kimball, Florence S Kingston, Elva M. K! eiman, bay Knapp, Charlotte C Knapp. Dorothy H. . 5504 Hill Road, Little Rock. Ark. 627 Glenbook Road, Glenbrook. Conn. . 94 I (eights Road. Ridgewood. N. J. 33 Maple St., I ludson balls, N. J . . 213 Crosby St., Arlington, M ass. . 79 Carpenter St.. Foxboro, Mass. 1 12 Livingston St.. Poughkeepsie. N. J . . . 227 Vine St., Hartford. Conn. 617 Ridgewood Road, Maplewood, N. J. . State Institute, barmingdale, N. J . Lascelles, Roberta E. . Lawson, Margery E. . Leland, Elizabeth L. . Le Munyan, Barbara . Lester, Rhoda D. Lidgerwood, Margaret E. Linton, Gladys H. I itlle, Emily J. . Ludke, Marion A. Ludwig, Marie S. Lundholm, Norma Lynch, Mary D. D. . 53 Hollywood Ct., Rockville Center, N. Y. . 10 Dellinger Ave., Batavia. N. Y. 12 Bradlord St., Needham. Mass. . . . 172 Hamilton St., Geneva, N. J . . 85 Greenacres Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. ...................Putnam Station, N. Y. . . . 538 I bird St.. Brooklyn, N. Y. . 1520 I lighland Ave., Rochester, N. Y. . 9 Norman Ave., Auburn, N. Y. . 386 Fairvievv Ave., Orange, N. J. Box 133, Broadway. South Lynnfield. Mass. . . . . 322 West St., Manassas, Va. ' '7 LLAMARADA S 0 an A even MacFarlan cl. M. 1 .ois Mclnnes, Roberta G. McKenna, Dorothy M McNutt, Eleanor J. . Macfadden, Beverly . Mangini, Grace C . . Manuel, Norma R. . Martz, Mary L. . Matthews, Ruth E. . Mayer, V. Caryol Menge. Janice B. Merrill, Priscilla . Messer. Helene E. Miles. Martha D. Minckler, Eleanor G. Mirick, Susannah Moore. Eleanor R. Moore. Patricia L. Morrill. Janet G. Mullally. Marjorie D. Myers, Mimi .....................................Vincentown, N. J. .........................i IQ E. Perry St., Belvedere, III. ...................Qi Payson Ave., New York. N. Y. ...................17 Bartlett Parkway, YVinthrop, Mass. ...................406 Linden Ave., Englewood. N. J. ...................7022 Ridge Blvd., Brooklyn, N. Y. ...................470 Jefferson Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. . 2438 Woodmere Drive, Cleveland Heights, Ohio . . . . 130 Washington St., Wellesley Hills, Mass. .................23 Aldred Ave., Rockville Center, N. Y. ...................88 Van Buren St., Dolgeville, N. Y. .......................32 Keith Ave., Campello, Mass. ...................192 Pine Ridge Road. Waban, Mass. ........................Greenfield Hill, Fairfield, Conn. .......................46 Fairfield Road, Yonkers, N. Y. ...................7 Oberlin St., Worcester, Mass. ..................187 E. Tulane Road, Columbus, Ohio c o Com. W. L. Moore, Navy Dept., Washington, D. C. .............................Box 48, Westbrook, Conn. .................1039 Lexington Ave., New York, N. . ...................52 Prescott Ave., Bronxville. N. Y. Nagel. Elvira E. Nelson, Grace K. Nestler, Alice I. Neville. Merle R. Newlang. Dorothy M. . Nicely. Mary J. . Niceswanger, Ruth L. Nichols. Jane H. . . Noland, Katherine R. . . 220 Fulton Terrace, Cliffside, N. J. . 605 N. Minnesota Ave., St. Peter, Minn. . 146 Monte Vista Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. . 127 College St.. South Hadley, Mass. 58 Circle Drive. Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. . . . 501 Main St., Watsontown. Pa. .511 S. Parkview Ave., Col umbus. Ohio . . . 10 Nelson St., Auburn, N. Y. 628 N. Broadway, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Overin, Frances S 255 Princeton Road, Rock ville Center. N. Y. Partridge, Ruth . Payne, Nancy S. Peck, Barbara Peck, Doris L. . Peck. M. Margaret . Perlingiero, Josephine G Phelps, Muriel . Preston. Candace B. Provost, I lope E. Puddicombe, Frances D. Pull man, Doris E. Purington, Nina E. . ..............................Proctor. Vt. . 29 Walworth Ave., Scarsdale, N. . .........................Cazenovia, N. 1. 23 Marion Road. Montclair. N. J. . 942 State St., Watertown, N. . . 529 S. Clinton Ave., Trenton. N. J. . 38 Laconia Road, Worcester, Mass. 7 Hadley St.. South I ladley. Mass. 224 Leicester St., Port Chester, N. . . 1976 Chapel St.. New 1 laven. Conn. . 8422 165th St., Jamaica, N. Y. 1883 Windermere St., East Cleveland, Ohio Quadre, Alice 1850 E. 23rd St., B roo klyn, N. Y. Radway. Pauline A. Ralsten, Mary A. Rand, Thelma Rayner. Louise M. . Rendall, Jean M. Rice. Muriel 430 Oakland Ave., Staten Island, N. . . 1 College St., South I ladley. Mass. . 18 Conway St., Roslindale. Mass. . . 6 Pine St., Cooperstown. N. Y. . . Valley Road. WatcRung, N. V 508 PondField Road, Bronxville. N. V 118 LLAMARADA Richey, Evelyn D. . Richter. M. Ruth Riley. C. Louise Roberts. Emily C. . Root, Charlotte. C. , Rose, Marydell, L. . Rosenstock. Frances M. . Ross, Catherine H. . Roth, Marjorie . Ryan, Dorothea A. . Salmonsen, Marion E. . Salter, June .... Savage. Evelyn, H. . Saver. Eleanor G. Sayer, M. Barbara . Schaap. Jane V. . Schader, Lorraine C. Seeger, Doris R. . Shafer, Rosemary M. . Sheafe, Mary A. Sheedv. Nancy B. Shepherd, Constance O. Shepherd, Katherine Slierk, Sylvia D. . Sh rover, A nn Slattery, Mezelyn L. . Smith, Josette N. Sobala, Josephine K. Spencer Ruth B. . Step! lenson, Helen . Stout. Jean L. Street. Mary Strong. Barbara R. . Sudrann. Jean I aft, Olive De W. . I aylor, Anne R. . I haver, Helen I. I hornas, Eleanor R. . I hurston, Pauline E. I ylee, Margery . an Geem, Marion L. . Wagenfuehr, Antoinette A W alker, Virginia Waterburv, Constance . Wells. Hope E. . West, Wilma L. Westfall. Verly M. Wibel, Mary E. . Williamson, Ethel R. Winterbottom, Doris Woolsey, Ruth . Wright, Eleanor B. . Wright, Elizabeth A. . oung, Dorothy E. . 24 Oak Ridge Road. West Medford. Mass. 529 S. 46th St., Philadelphia. Pa. .................450 E. 51st St.. Paterson, N. J. 62 Old Short Hills Road. Milll mrn, N. J. 158 Collins Road. Wahan, Mass. . . . 1820 C hestnut St., Wil mington. S. C. . 140 Cottage St., New Haven, Conn. 10 Bemis St., Newtonville, Mass. .................140 E. 81st St., New York, N. Y. 54 W. Parker Ave., Maplewood. N. J. .500 I lomewood Ave., Peterboro. Ontario, Canada . 409 Crawford Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. . . . . 17 Sunnyside Road, Scotia. N. Y. ..................5 Linden Place, Warwick. NO . . . . 216 Wickham Ave.. Middletown. N. Y. .115 Central Park W., New York, N. . . 441 Van Cortlandl Park Ave.. Yonkers, N. . . . . . 572 Crescent Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. . 59 Park I ,ane. Grymes I fill. St. George. N. . . 220 Canner St.. New Haven, Conn. Margaret, Columbia I (eights, Brooklyn. N. Y. ................6 Birkelt St., Carbondale, Pa. 54 Mt. Vernon St., West Roxbury, Mass. .............................Brecksville, Ohio 350 E. 42nd St.. New York, N. Y. 8458 109th St., Richmond Hill, N. . 91 Valley Way. West Orange. N. J. .341 Newton St.. South Hadley Falls, Mass. 16 Brainerd Ave., Middletown, Conn. ................Avon Road, Farmington. Conn. . 165 Jewett Ave.. Jersey City. N. J. ................15 Lyon St., Pawtucket, R. I. . Box 19, N. Main St.. South Hadley Falls. Mass. 791 Bushwick Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y. ................35 Pleasant St., Uxbridge, Mass. 18 St. John s University, Shanghai. C hina 577 Ridge Road. Wethersfield. Conn. ................1733 Adams Ave., Scranton, Pa. ................2 Norway Road. Milton, Mass. • 53 Bigelow Road. West Newton, Mass. ................328 W. Seventh St., Erie, Pa. . 4007 Magnolia Place, St. Louis. Mo. 120 Long I (ill St.. Springfield, Mass. ................48 Montcalm St., Oswego, N. Y. . 4 Brantwood Road. Arlington, Mass. . 1873 Portland Ave., Rochester, N. Y. .....................926 79th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. . 5823 Oakland Drive. Birmingham. Mich. . Latham Park. Oak Lane, Philadelphia. Pa. . 72 Berwyn St., South Hadley Falls, Mass. . . 7007 Brookville Road, Chevy Chase, Md. . . . 416 S. Linden Ave., Pittsburgh. Pa. . . . 8 Trowbridge Road. Worcester, Mass. ....................Knoll Road, Redlands. Calif. 119 'ineteen LLAMARADA anl Jlilttj— 1939 CLASS SONG Willi posture proud and visage stern I Iic Sphinx sits ever more. A symbol of eternal might Upon I he old Nil e s shore. Serene she sees I lie ebb and How Ol mankind and the river. Aloof, she holds herself apart, A statue cold forever. Ours he a different destiny, a future more divine. Ours he a part in Iile and work to make the yellow shine. To make Mount Holyoke guard the Sphinx forever as a sign Of youth and courage based on strength, the strength of I hirty-nine. Instead of yellow blazing sands We gaze on distant hills. I be old Sphinx has eternal rest The new Sphinx has the thrills Ol building, with Mount I lolyoke s guide, A world without a Haw. I he prospect of her future (ills The new Sphinx’s heart with awe. Ours is the noblest destiny, the future most divine. Ours is a part of life and work to make the yellow shine, To make Mount Holyoke guard the Sphinx forever as a sign Of youth and courage based on strength, the strength of I hirty-nine. Invested with a meaning new Our Spl linx stands evermore; South I ladley’s hills behind her rise, I he world lies out before. I here is no struggle where her form Shall not fight on lor right. Alive and younger our Sphinx’s eyes I urn ever to the light. We see our great new destiny, our luture we divine. We go to take a part in Iile to make the yellow shine, lo give Mount I lolyoke honor lor our glory, as a sign Of what she gave in courage to the Sphinx and hirty-nine. 120 LLAMARADA men Hoskcn, Preston, Hebb. Bailey OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1940 Dean I fosken Ann Preston Mary Jane Purrington Susan Bailey Ann Hebb Elizabeth Clark President Vice-President Secretary 7 reasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Song Leader 122 i lUlXxcX LLAMARADA uJ tv MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1940 Abeles, Rida 'I................................................20 Hast 76th St., New York, N. Y. Abell, Elizabeth S.............................................28 Garden St., New Britain. Conn. Adolph. Helen M. Yenching University, Peiping, West Hopei. China Allhouse. Pauline E............................................R. F. D. No. 1, Ringoes, New Jersey Anderson, Hazel................................................265 S. Ashland Ave., Lexington, Ky. Ash, Beatrice......................................................235 S. Fourth St.. Fulton, N. Y. Baldwin. Barabara A. . Bancroft, Elinor M. . . Barton, Virginia M. . . Battey. Susan W. Bavlies, Mary Lou . Bean, Betty Ann . Beatty, Norma C. Becketl. Joan H. . Belcher. Elizabeth P. Bender, Elizabeth I7. Benton, Jean E. . Benz, Louise B. . Berlow. Cynthia . Bernstein, Lucille Bill ings. Frances C. . Bixbv, Eleanor R. . Black. Phyllis C� . Blodgett, Sara E. Blumberg. Rachel I I. Blume, Elsa M. . Blumenlhal. Constance M. Bockstedt. Adele I). . Bolce, Betty Lou Boyer, Elizabeth Branch, Marion E. . Branlly H. Lois . Brewer. Morence R. . Brigham, Mary . Brown, I jo is .... Brown, Margaret J. . Brown. Rosamond A. Buck, Mary A. . Burl i ngame, Mary E. Bushnell, Katherine IVIcF. Butler. Elizabeth S. . Byles, Mary L. . Byrd. Jean I.............. . 114 S. Pearl Ave.. Watertown, N. V. 37 Livermore Rcl.. Wellesley Mills. Mass. . 122 S. Ardmore Rd., Bexley, Ohio 203 Lorest Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. 300 Winslow Si., Watertown, N. V . .449 First Ave., Callipolis, Ohio 129 S. Park Ave., Longmeadow, Mass. 23 No. Main Ave.. Albany. N. V . . 33 North St., Plymouth, Mass. . 28 f lodson Ave., Lynbrook. N. Y. .711 Elm St., Chevy Chase, Md. 106 Ch ippewa Road. Tuckahoe. N. 'l . 25 J rent St., Woonsocket, R. I. 67-18 73lh Si.. Ridgewood Station. Brooklyn. N. Y. Edgewood Park Junior College. Briarcliff Manor, N. V . 774 Commonwealth Ave.. Newton Center, Mass. . 17 Mad ison Ave., Gloucester. Mass. .School St.. Bucksport, Maine R. R. No. 2. erre Haute. Indiana . 26 Park Lane, Glenbrook. Conn. 130 Montgomery Cir., New Rochelle. N. Y. . 13 N. Hunter Ave., Auburn, N. Y. 2616 Handasydc Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 67 Bradford St., Needham, Mass. 3a Amberes 71. Mexico City. Mexico, I). F. . 81 Wakvorlb Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. . 38 S. Hermitage Ave., I renton, N. J. 19 Highland St.. Sharon, Mass. 39 Brook Hill Rd., Milton, Mass. 1633 W. 104th St.. Chicago, III. 22 Toppan s Lane. Newburyport. Mass. 308 E. Wisconsin Ave., Neenali. Wis. 103 West Ave., Fairport, N. Y. 33 Hancock St.. Rochester. N. Y. 828 Powell PI.. Jacksonville. Fla. 310 Thames St., Groton. Conn. 708 Clay St., Shelbyville, Ky. Cabell, Dorothy L. .....................................5160 Waterman Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Cadigan, Christine E......................................132 Villa St., Mount Vernon, N. V. Lallan. Elizabeth M...................................................Lebanon Springs, N. Y. Callender, Flora E. ... Hotel Great Northern. 1 18 W. 57th St., New York. N. Y. Cheng, I eh-wei......................c o Mr. George Wu, 3905 Spruce St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 123 M tlUiitcX LLAMARADA Chester, Helen E. Chittenden, Madeleine S Clapp, Mary J. . Clark Elizabeth P. . . ( lark, Lillian M. Clark. Virginia L. Clendinen, Virginia M. . Cooper. Carol E. Coopey, Helen E. Copley, Priscilla Alden . Cowee, Barbara . Coxe, Marion R. . Crawford, Jean V. Cronyn, Nancy . Crulhers, 1 acie A. . Cuddeback, Julia D. . 951 Western Ave., Lynn. Mass. 135 Front St., Binghamton, N. Y. 128 Stale St., Shelburne Falls, Mass. . . . . Pori 1 hoinpson, S. D. 196 Princeton Ave.. Jersey City, N. J. 133 Pleasant St., Attleboro. Mass. . Irving Ave., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. . 266 Melrose St., Rochester. N. Y. 329 Quarrier St., Charleston, W. Va. .....................Chaplin, Conn. 27 Somerset St., Worcester, Mass. . 1313 Clayton St., Wilmington. Del. . 22 Melbourne PI., Buffalo. N. Y. I) Woodland l)r.. Plandome. N. . 17O Gregory Ave.. West Orange. N. J. 21 K. Main St., Port Jervis. N. Y. D’Agostino, I lelen M..........................................5 8 Perry St., Schenectady, N. Y. Danes, Rosemary............................................1 J5 S. Bay Ave., Brightwaters. N. Y. Davidson, Helen M.......................................... -99 Aspen Ave., Auburndale, Mass. Davis. Mary Louise.............................................125 Brite Ave.. Scarsdale, N. V Dickinson, Sue V.........................................Fairway Ridge. R. P. D., Richmond, V a. Diephouse, Doris A.......................................405 Orchard Ave.. Webster Groves, Mo. Douglas. Jane Anne.............................................1800 Market St., Harrisburg. Pa. Douglas, Margaret E........................................................Liberty Corner, N. J. Doyle, Annette Marie........................................ 439 Walton Rd., Maplewood, N. J. Doyle. Margaret LI.............................................233 79th St.. Brooklyn. N. V Dunlap, Nancy B................................................230 Euclid Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Dunn, Jane........................................ . 408 Glen Arden Dr. E. E.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Durell, Virginia...............................................................Belleplain, N. J. Edgar, Alice S............................................. 343 Webster Ave., Jersey City. N. J. Eisenlohr, Mary S.......................................505 Shoemaker Ave.. Jenkintown, Pa. Eken, Elizabeth B....................................................Midwood 1 er.. Madison. N. J. Ellis, Suzanne............................................Cambridge Arms Apts., Baltimore. Md. Enfer, Isabella P..........................................1020 Evergreen Ave., Plain lield, N. J. Farley, Elizabeth.............................................. 539 Pine St., Lockport. N. . Fernald. Frances R.......................................61 Winthrop St., West Newton, Mass. Ferry. Doris E..............................................36 Afterglow Way. Montclair, N. J. Fite, Ruth A................................................1022 N. Negley Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Fleming. Ann J..............................................King’s Highway, Middletown, N. J. Folsom. Alice R...............................Hudson River State Hospital. Poughkeepsie. N. V Folsom. Charlotte B........................................Llewellyn Park. West Orange, N. J. Foote, Amelia L..............................................330 Willow St., New Haven, Conn. Foote, Shirley................................................63 Lexington Rd., Concord, Mass. Ford, Helen....................................................50 Elmhurst Rd., Newton. Mass. Frantz, Barbara A............................................3616 Watson Rd., Indianapolis, Inti. French, Anne J..............................................1122 Marline Ave., Plainlield, N. J. French, Susan A............................................................Gales Ferry, Conn. Gaines, Evelyn A Gay, Helen . Gay, Mary . Getman, Clara E. 223 Silver St., Greenfield, Mass. 56 Marian Ave., Pittsfield. Mass. 17 Harcourt Rd., Scarsd ale. N. Y. . 272 Otsego St., Ilion, N. V 124 LLAMARADA Gilt, Eleanor C. . Godbeer, Constance . Goldfine, Cynthia B. . Goldstein, Elaine R. . Good, Ethel J. ( fooding, Sara M. Goodwin, Elizabeth C. Griffelh, Eleanor M. . . Grumpell. Dorothy O. Gunther, Marjorie E. Hershey Hill, Hanover, N. H. 190 Blossom St., Fitchburg, Mass. . 72 Beacon St.. Chestnut Hill, Mass. . 988 Benton Rd., Woodmere, N. Y. 650 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. . 12 N. Balcb Rd., Hanover, N. H. ................balls Village, Conn. 6 McHarrie St.. Baldwinsville, N. Y. La Roche Ave., Harrington Park, N. J. 12 Edgar St., Poughkeepsie, N. . Haines. Mary Catharine Hale, Ruth M. . Hallord, Jane I. . Hall. Evelyn J. . Hannum, Margaret McN. Hanson, Jean T. . Harris, Geraldine H. . Harris, Shirley M. Hastorf, Jean A. . Hatfield, Blanche I layner, Ruth E. Hebb, E. Ann Heidelbach, Nancy D. . Heller, Ruth C. . Hellwi g, Eileen F. . Holleran, Ruth . lopper, Virginia R. . I lorton, Patricia L. . I losken. Dean I iunnewell, Jean B. . I luntley .Helen S. . . . The Manse. South Salem, N. Y. . Box 173, Chicopee Falls, Mass. .1676 Sheridan Lane. Norristown, Pa. . . 21 Vincent Ave., Worcester, Mass. 1617 Huntington Turnpike, Nichols, Conn. . . . 22 Milton Sq., Hyde Park, Mass. . 60 High St.. South Hadley Falls, Mass. . . . 742 Clilton Ave., Newark, N. J. . . 265 Kimball Ave., Westlicld, N. J. 617 hosier St., Evanston, III. . 45 Bell more St., Floral Park. N. Y. 1517 Iroquois Ave., Detroit. Mich, ioi Beaumont Ave., Catonsvi He. Md. . 273 Central Park YV., New York. N. Y. • • • 9413 50th Ave., Elmhurst, N. Y. . . 3 Lincoln Circle, Crestwood, N. Y. . 112 Wisteria Dr., Dayton, Ohio . 225 Nassau Ave., Huntington, N. . . . 5 Cottage St., South Orange, N. J. . 160 S. Broadway, White Plains, N. Y. ........................Old J _yme. Conn. Irons, Katharine.........................................57 Haddon St., Bridgeport, Conn. Jablonower, Ciel J..............................3902 Spuyten Duyvil Pkway., New York, N. Y. Jackson, Margaret G..................................530 W. Love II St., Kalamazoo, M ich. John, Mary L.................................................933 N. East Ave., Oak Park. III. Johnson. Louise H....................................Sylvan Ave., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Johnston, Sarah A........................................16509 Wildemere. Detroit, Mich. Karr. Marion L...........................................107 YVatchung Ave., Chatham, N. J. Kent, Ann J..............................................521 W. 94th St., New York, N. Y. Kidder, Harriet G............................................7 Rossman Ave., Hudson, N. Y. Krauss, Elizabeth L..................................51-41 Goldsmith St., Elmhurst. N. Y. Laird. Joan..........................................Chestnut Hill Apts., Philadelphia, Pa. Land, Janet S........................................235 W. Lornance St.. Norristown, Pa. Lee. I -ucy H............................................414 Howard St., Lawrence, Mass. Lewis, Alice E...........................................1540 Michigan Ave., La Porte, Ind. Lewis, Mary J. M.........................................52 Church St., New Canaan, Conn. Li tch lield, Barbara................................44 Woodland Ave., East Orange, N. J. Little. Emma E.......................................156 Woodland St., Worcester, Mass. Long, Minette C......................................48 Hamilton St., Rockville Center, N. Y, Lourks, Barbara H........................31 Primrose Ave., Colonial Heights, I uckahoe, N. Y. LLAMARADA u,d L h- = even McCluer. Barbara E............................................................ Caribou, Maine MacElwee. Eleanor S........................................Sequams Lane. West Islip, N. Y. McKay. Merle...................................................Lake Shore Ave., Beverly, Mass. MacMillan, Ann.............................................253 Pettebone St., Wyoming, Pa. Mauser, Margaret G.......................................... 1113 Mulberry St., Scranton, Pa. Medlicott, Mary.............................................90 Hancock St., Auburntlale, Mass. Miller, Olive 1............................................208-15 104th Ave.. Bellaire. N. Y. Mills, Grace D.............................................R.F.D.. No. 3. Middletown, N. Y. Morcom, Lorraine, M............................................91 Hobart St., Rochester, N. Y. Morgan. K. Lenore..........................................816 Atwater Ave.. Bloomington. Ind. Mudgett, Roxie T.........................................1417 E. River Rd., Minneapolis, M inn. Mutz, Jessica F................................................2249 Smith St., Lincoln, Neb. Neill. H. Dorothy..........................................43 Demarest Ave., Oraclell, N. J. Nichols, Elizabeth B......................................1123 Ashland Ave., River Forest, III. Nichols, Lucie F..........................................1123 Ashland Ave., River Forest, III. O’Hanlon, Mary E...............................................iQ20 Holland Ave., Utica, N. Y. Oxnard, Edith A............................................151 Mystic St.. West Medlord, Mass. Painter, C ornelia B. . Palder. Sylvia V. Partridge, Rebecca Pedersen, Muriel J. Peter, Christine E. Phillips, Marjorie J. . Pierce, Anne E. Pincus, Felice L. Pope, Betty . Powell, Virginia M. . Preston. Anne H. Price, Joan H. Purrington, Mary Jane Reynolds, Rachel A. . Reynolds, Ruth E. Rieckman, Martha M. Robertson, Jean B. . Robichaud Beryl M. . Robi nson, Betty Lou . Roche. Marie A. . Ross, Margaret Ruggiero. Lorraine v. Runk, Geraldine R. . Saks, Anne V. Sawyer, Caro I i ne A. Schaefer, Mary L. Schiller, Bette Jo Schilling, Margaret . Schultz, Blossom I. . Seibold, Lvelyne L. Shaddock, Mildred R. Sinclair. Katherine E. Sisson, Mary E. . Slavin, Bette M. . Smith, Ann W. . 441 Shady Ave.. Pittsburgh. Pa. 144 Ruthven St., Roxbury, Mass. . . . 16 Western Ave., Augusta, Maine . . . 27 Hudson Rd., Bellerose, New York 49 Cambridge Rd., Grosse Pointe barms. M ich. . 1155 Park Ave., New York. New York . 18144 Clilton Rd., Lakewood, Ohio 114 lavmil Rd., New Rochelle, New York Route 1. Box 49, Waukesha. Wis. 321 Conestoga Rd.. Wayne. Pa. . . . 1611 Richmond Rd., Lexington, Ky. . . 680 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 157 North Oxford St., Hartford, Conn. . 40 Downing St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 231 Madison Ave., Holyoke, Mass. . . . . 3 Faille Ave., I lolvoke. Mass. Howell Parkway, Medina. N. V 73 Lookout Cir., Larchmont. N. V . . . 286V2 Glen St., Glen Falls, N. V . 1813 Noble Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. 26 Fox Meadow Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y. . 21 Sherman Ave., White Plains, N. Y. . Cream St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. . . . 14 W. 86th St., New ork, N. V . . . 6119 Navarre PI., Cincinnati, Ohio . 7 Ingleside Ave., Pennington, N. J. . 130 E. 94th St., New York, N. Y. . . . 20 Landing Rd.. Glen Cove, N. V . . . . 27 Newell Rd.. Brookline. Mass. 45 Prospect St., Auburn. R. k 732 Orient St.. Medina, N. Y. . . . 3 Wrentham Rd., Worcester, Mass. 117 Everett Ave., Providence, R. I- . .133 Winslow Ave.. Norwood, Mass. . . . 126 Echo Ave., New Rochelle. N. V 126 LLAMARADA 7 ,v y_A-« Smith, Mary V. . Snyder, Vivian I. Stephen, Elizabeth . Stevens, Dorothy M. Stewart, Jane M. Stillwell. Carol H. . Stoddard, Julia L. Stone, Helen Sweedler, Beatrice M. Szewczynski, Isabel J. . 2746 N. Second St., Harrisburg, Pci. 28 Menand Rd., Menands, Albany, N. Y. . 705 Chestnut St.. YVal jan. Mass. 30 Guerney St.. Cape May, N. J. . 59 W. Pulteney St., Corning, N. Y. 71 Winsor PL, Glen Ridge. N. J. . C ireat Hill Rd., Seymour. Conn. 1 10 Bartlett St., Somerville, Mass. . 194 Crown St., Brooklyn. N. Y. M 51 Northampton St., I lolvoke, Mass. I ambussi, Elia R. . I ammen, Margaret M. I ate. Barbara Taylor, Douglas . Tedeschi. Josephine N. Thomas, Margot L. . I hompson. Emi ly C. I ibbals, Frances F. . I iffany, I .ouise I inkham, Jean E. I omlinson, Helen J. . I rapp, Virginia S. I ruesdell, Constance E I uck, Shirley B. . . 12 Ol ive St., Windsor Locks, Conn. 111 N. Walnut St., East Orange, N. J. . 140 Second Ave., Gloversvillc, N. Y. . 292 Claremont Ave., Montclair, N. J. 12 Barberry Lane, Sea Cliff, N. Y. 25 I ladley St., Soulh I ladley. Mass. 104 College St., South Hadley. Mass. .......................Antrim, N. H. . 110 Christopher St., Montclair. N. J. 8775 i |8th St., Jamaica, N. Y. . 413 N. East Ave., Oak Park, III. . . . 26 Fair St., Laconia, N. H. 3429 Ordvvay St., Washington, D. C. . . . . Lynn field Center, Mass. Ullman, Susan 1040 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. Van Denburg, Grace R........................................ 5562 N. 166th St., Flushing, N. Y. Van Pelt, Alice C..........................................6140 Fairway Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio Vittur, Virginia...............................................12 Vista Way, Lakewood, N. Y. Warkentien, Dorothy R. . Warner, Elizabeth C. Warner, Natalie . Way, Ella . . . . Welch, Anne E. . Were, Elizabeth . West, Miriam I. . White, Marion G. Whitney, Barbara Whittemore, Margaret Willan, Ruth M. Williams, Elethia A. Williams, Mary L. . Wingate, Barbara E. Wittig, Ruth B. Wold, Francelle R. . Wonders, Ann E. Wood, Beulah B. W ood, Mary T. . YVoodwell, Gladys . W ooster, Sylvia . w orlh, Morence M. . W right, Barbara A. . Zickcrt. Mary A. E. . Ziegler. Dorothy M. . . . 523 S. Clifton Ave., Park Ridge. III. ..................Bridgewater, Conn. 444 Central Ave., East Orange, N. J. 2400 Atlantic Ave., North WMdwood, N. J. . . . . 52 Oak St., Batavia, N. Y. . 17 Northern Blvcl., Albany, N. Y. ....................Cherry Hill, Danville, Va. 17 Sweetser St., WTikefield, Mass. • 57 Webster Rd., Weston, Mass. 105 Greenacres Ave., Scarsdale, N. Y. . . 238 El mwyn d Dr., Orange, N. J. . 1637 West St., Utica, N. Y. 81 Myrtle Ave., Wyoming, Maplewood, N. J. . . 22 El m St., w indsor Locks, Conn. . 100 Hillside Ave., West Newton. Mass. . . 6400 Lorsythe Blvd., St. Louis. Mo. . . 54 Sagamore Rd.. Bronxville, N. Y. . 3 Clement Rd., Hanover, N. H. . 82 Lairmount Ave., Chatham, N. J. . 156 Lrontenac St., Buffalo, N. Y. 109 East Ave., Walden, N. Y. .................Stockton Springs, Maine 244 East St., C hicopee balls. Mass. . 232-47 Brattle Rd., Little Neck, N. Y. . 121-63 Sixth Ave., College Point, N. Y. 1 LLAMARADA MOUNT HOLYOKE IN HARTFORD Allan, Suzanne W................................762 Farmington Ave., West Hartford, Conn. Andrews, Evelyn L 5 Long Lane, Middletown, Conn. Buclistane, Grace Clapp, Gertrude J 264 Jordan Lane. Wethersfield, Conn. Clarke, Lois E Cohen, Vivian P 92 YVestbourne Parkway, 1 iartford. Conn. Cunningham, Margaret Cutler, Charlotte J 214 Blue Hills Ave., Harllord. Conn. Epstein, Rose Ann Evans, Mildred V Gilde, Marion F Goldstein, Marcia E. 62 YVestbourne Parkway, Hartford, Conn. Flail, Janet Kielman, Margaret J..............................................125 Maple St., Bristol, Conn. Long, Virginia K Porter, Dorothy Rydquest, Helen I. 102 Beverly Rd., West Hartford, Conn. Scott, Anne Sobol, Beatrice R Sorokin, Nora 21 Judson Ave., East Harllord, Conn. Williams, Inez M 42 Preston St.. Windsor. Conn. 128 ait a ti PHI BETA KAPPA SOCIETY 7 he la Chapter Members in Faculty and Staff Mary F. Woolley Katharine W. Auryansen Mary E. Cooley A. Elizabeth Aclams David E. Adams Mildred Allen Harriett M. Allyn Grace M. Bacon Frances E. Baker Robert Balk Margaret Ball Viola F. Barnes Olive Bartholomew Bertha E. Blakely 'Blanche E. Boyer Virginia Brillinger Blanche E. Brolherton Boardman Bump Leslie E. Burgevin Emma P. Carr Marjorie Chapman Barbara ( base Mary Ash by Cheek Alzada Comstock Cornelia C. Coulter Al ice C. Cramer Maurice B. Cramer Charlotte D Evelyn Ella S. Dickinson Ethel B. Dietrich Dorothy W. Doolittle Margaret Endicott Alice H. Farnsworth Florence W. Foss Mary Custis Foster Hel ena Gamer Barbara S. Granger Henrietta I . Hall Everett D. I lawkins Marian Hayes Samuel P. Hayes Samuel P. Hayes, Jr. Charlotte I laywood Amy Hewes Mildred Howard Gertrude S. I lyde Emily Kemp John S. Lobb Christina Lochman Kathleen M. L ynch Mary E. Marshall President Secretary I reasurer Elizabeth Mat lack Drue E. Matthews A. Josephine Me Am is Mary W. McConaughy Erika Meyer Ruth M. Morrison Harriet Xewhall Olive Niles Ruth Oldfield Helen E. Patch Lucy W. Pickett Mary L. Sherrill Christianna Smith Ada. L. F. Snell Kathryn F. Stein I xmisa S. Stevenson Alma G. Stokey Abby H. I urner Marjorie E. Vivian Edward C. Weist I larriet F. Whicher Kate Wilkins Laura H. Wild Eleanor Winter ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Florence Adams Bertha E. Blakely M. Gertrude Cushing On leave of absence. Helen C. Flint N. E. Goldthwaite Frances E. Haynes 130 Florence Puringlon Al ice P. Stevens Ellen Bliss 7 albot Mignon 1 albot LLAMARADA a„J 'Jhni,,- MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1936 Florence French Dunbar Elizabeth Harvey Mayer Gwendolyn buller Ruth Estelle Mills Elizabeth Carleton Harlow Cornelia Augusta Newton HeIen Elizabeth Haury Lillian White Requa Eleanor Warren 1 lealv Elizabeth Ryan Lucretia Lawrence Hildreth Catherine Anna Sanders Margaret Lippiatt EIeanor Wilma Sauer •Elected in 1935 Doris Frances Zimmerman MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1957 Phoebe Ann Baroody Elorence Gertrude Marsh Margaret Elizabeth Dyer Mary Alice Myers Ruth Elorence Friedson Eleanor Blanche Paddock Elizabelh Kasson Hartman Rutli Prince Alice Virginia Hellegers Gertrude Mary Stephenson Barbara I lertwig Helen Katherine Sloelzel Helen Hardwicke I lorne EIise Upton Miriam Watson Kelly Marv Manney Wick Mary Charlotte Lane Katharine Lutz Wilson :: Margaret Jean McLean •Elected in 1936 Virginia Elsie Withey 131 An.nU LLAMARADA ,J JLi Dix. McNeill. My ers McNees, Marsh. Albertson Florence Marsh Edith Albertson BLACKSTICK President Secretary I reasarer Sara Allen. 38 Elinor Bowker, 59 Ellen Dix, 37 Barbara Dun klin, 58 Marianna McNees. 37 MEMBERS Rosalie McNeill. 57 Eileen Macomber, 37 Virginia Merrill, 37 Mary Alice Myers, 57 Eleanor Wilhington, 39 132 LLAMARAD A � Binns. Rave, Clark DELTA SIGMA RHO FRANCES CLARK President MEMBERS FLORENCE MARSH. ’57 CAROLYN RAYE. ’37 «53 L uui ecu JlnnXtd LLAMARADA atu I Lirltf— zr'e even FELLOWSHIPS THE MARY E. WOOLLEY FELLOWSHIP Alice Blake Critchett, B.A.. Mount Holyoke College, 1935. M.A., Rack lilfe College, 1933. Radcliffe College. Romance Languages. BARDWELL MEMORIAL FELLOWSHIP Eleanor Wilma Sauer, B.A., Mount Holyoke College, 1936. Columbia University. Economics. JOSEPH A. SKINNER FELLOWSHIPS Ruth Allan McIntyre, B.A., Mount Holyoke College, 1936. Mount Holyoke C ollege. History and Politcal Science. Katherine Cornelia Matthews, B.S., Northwestern University, 1936. Mount I lolyoke College, Chemistry. Emily Jane Kemp, B.A., ( voucher College, 1936. Mount Holyoke College, Physics. THE FRANCES MARY HAZEN FELLOWSHIP, THE JUSTINE CARRINGTON COE FELLOWSHIP, and A JOSEPH A. SKINNER FELLOWSHIP Dorothy Annette Schierer, B.A., Mount Holyoke College, 1933. M.A., Bryn Mawr College, 1934. Tl le American School ol Classical Studies. Athens, Greece, C lassical Archaeology and Greek. Sara Louise Allen Mary Anderson Sally Ann Barnes Marjorie Stephens Belcher Elizabeth Mann Bigelow Jean Campbell Margaret Isabelle Campbell Eleanor Jane Crosby Mary Seaton Evans Rosamond Frame Helen Belle Goldmeer SARAH WILLISTON SCHOLARS Mary Goodwin Marv Parsons Kendall Helen Matthews Know lion Lois Elizabeth Krieger Catherine Otis Leuthold Ruth Ben ham McKay Pauline Beatrice Mill igan I lelen 1 heresa Murphy oshi Nak ay am a Barbara Frances Falser Constance Richardson El sie M ary Russell M ary Elizabeth Sanders Dorothy Shirley Schack Julia Elizabeth Schairer Marie Elsa Seippel Margaret Shippen Storrs Jane Hall Strobel El eanor I ilcomb Mary Dutton Waldron Christine Waterhouse Judith Beach Welles Phyllida Mave Willis 34 TCtl LLAMARAD A ami —VlY MARY LYON SCHOLARS OF 1956 Hilda Badger Ruth Strait!) Coleman Florence French Dunbar Gwendolyn Fuller Virginia Lois Cott Elizabeth Carleton Harlow I lelen Elizabeth Haury Eleanor Warren Healy Margaret Lippiatt Ruth Allan McIntyre Elizabeth Harvey Mayer Ruth Estelle Mills Cornelia Augusta Newton Jane Collier Richter Elizabeth Rvan Ruth Sampson Eleanor Wilma Sauer Janet Lansing Wicks French English Literature and Drama English French History and Political Science Economics and Sociology Chemistry french History and Political Science History and Political Scietice Economics and Sociology Spanish English English English Literature and Drama Mathematics Economics and Sociology English SARAH WILLISTON PRIZES 1956 Eleanor Wilma Sauer Helen Elizabeth Haury Elizabeth Harvey Mayer Lillian White Requa Eleanor Warren Mealy 937 Mary Charlotte Lane El izabeth Kasson Hartman Mary Manney Wick Margaret Jean McLean Helen Katherine Stoelzel 1958 Phyllida Mave Willis Helen I heresa Murphy Elizabeth Mann Bigelow I lelen Belle Goldmeer Elsie Mary R ussell 133 in eteen j -IhuXtcX LLAMARADA and. SARAH WILLISTON SENIOR PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP Eleanor Wilma Sauer ANNA C. EDWARDS PRIZE Mary Roselyn Reichard, 1936 JESSIE GOODWIN SPAULDING LATIN SCHOLARSHIP Elizabeth Kasson Hartman. 1937 Mary Charlotte Lane, 1937 JESSIE GOODWIN SPAULDING LATIN PRIZE Susie Rae Burdick. 1939 Constance Taylor Sanderson, 1939 SIGMA THETA CHI ALUMNAE POETRY PRIZE Florence French Dunbar, 1936 FLORENCE PURINGTON PRIZE Jeanne Muriel Curtis, 1939 KATHRYN IRENE GLASCOCK MEMORIAL POETRY PRIZE Sara Louise Allen, 1938 Margaret Bliss Potter, Smith College, 1937 Robert Earl Cushman. Wesleyan University, 1936 KATHRYN C. McFARLAND AWARD Sara Louise Allen, 1938 MERRILL PRIZES FOR FRESHMEN Janet Dorothy Christie Mary Elizabeth Cook Eleanor Jane McNutt For Improvement Jean Elizabeth Champlin Virginia Walker For Achievement Ann Sh rover Barbara Peck Constance Shepherd Josephine Kathleen Sobala Doris Ruth Seeger EDWARD WHITMAN CHAPIN PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP Virginia Elise Withey, 1937 COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AI ice Virginia Binns, 1937 Ruth Florence Friedson, 1957 GENEVIEVE SCHMICH AWARD Dorothy Bourne Baden, 1936 Kathryn Louisa Howard, 1936 Gladys Anita Mersfelder, 1936 MEDALS FROM THE FRENCH MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS Hilda Badger. 1936 Eleanor Warren Mealy. 1936 FRENCH GOVERNMENT PRIZES Charlotte Agnes Salmen, 1937 Elisabeth Catherine High, 1938 Janice Elizabeth Hallett, 1939 136 e ItlilLttiC OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION Mrs. Ralph L. White, President 177 Mullen St.. Watertown, N. Y. Mrs. Howard S. Foster. First Vice-President i2t South St.. Westboro, Mass. Miss Mary B. Conard, Second Vice-President I lie Knoll. Lansdowne. Pa. Miss Helen C. Monchow, Third Vice-President 73 East Elm St., Chicago, III. M rs. Walter C. Jones, Recording Secretary North Amherst, Mass. Miss Eunice B. Burbank. Treasurer 644 Longmeadow St.. Springfield. Mass. M iss Mary C. J. Higley. Alumnae Secretary South Hadley. Mass. ALUMNAE CLUB PRESIDENTS Cali fornia Northern Mrs. Joseph S. Davis 691 Miracla Avenue. Stanford University Southern Miss Mary Louise Atsatl 345 South Serranto. Los Angeles Connecticut Bridgeport Eastern 11 art ford New I laven Yaterbury Florida Georgia Illinois Champaign- I Whana Ch icago Indiana Maine Western Maryland Massachusetts Berkshire C ounty Boston Franklin C ounty I lampshire County Holyoke Springfield Worcester Mrs. I I enry S. Miles M iss Mary C. A very M iss AI ice C. Boone Mrs. I larry C. I olles Miss Alethea Duffer Mrs. Samuel V. C ole Mrs. Ellis A. LuIIer M iss Louise B. Dun bar Miss Florence I luth M iss I lelen I hornton Miss Helen Nickerson Mrs. William H. Craig Miss Edith I tail Mrs. Albert P. Everts Dr. Mary P. Dole Mrs. hrilz Heider Mrs. L. Arthur Williston Mrs. C � uy D. Miller Mrs. John D. McKinley «38 Greenfield Hill, Fairchild 14 Oneco Street. Norwich 98 Whiting Lane, West I lartford 543 Washington Avenue. West 1 laven 87 Fiske Street. Waterbury 854 Antoinette Avenue, Winter Park 2454 Peachtree Road, N.W., Atlanta 1207 West Oregon Street. Urbana 42 37 North Paulina Street, ( hicago 501 1 Central Avenue. Indianapolis 58 West Street, Portland 6412 Pinehurst Road, Govans, Baltimore 29 Forest Park Avenue. Adams 1 14 Kirkstall Road. Newtonville Shelbourne halls 5 5 Roe Avenue. Northampton 33 Laurel Street, Holyoke 143 Maple Road. Longmeadow 5 Lisbon Street, Worcester LLAMARADA Michigan Delroit Minnesota Missouri St. Louis New Hampshire New Jersey Northern Trenton New York Buffalo Central Eastern Genesee Valley Long Island New York North C arol ina Ohio Central Cleveland Pennsylvania or I hern Philadelphia Pittsburgh Rhode Island Vermont Mrs. Elmer J. Oray Mrs. Clarence M. Burnett Mrs. Leonard Haertter Mrs. William Tasker Mrs. Kirby I ruman Willits M rs. Barclay S. Fuhrmann Mrs. R. L. Kimber M rs. EdV ► ard Berg Mrs. Edward H. Van Winkle M iss Margaret Reitz Mrs. E. L. Kurtz Mrs. Frederick W hitney Mrs. Lucius A. Bigel o v 2426 Longfellow Avenue, Detroit 131 North Cretin Avenue, St. Paul 7673 Carrswold Drive. St. Louis Pittsfield 62 Maple Ave., Maplewood Flemington 410 Argonne Drive, Kenmore 33 Proctor Boulevard. Utica 1 Se ymour Court. 1 roy 1776 HighI and Avenue, Rochester 15 Dari ey Road. Great Neck, L. I. 223 Glenwood Road. Ridgewood. N. J. 131 Pinecrest Road. Durham M iss Dorothy Flowers 36 Auburn Avenue, Columbus Mrs. John W. Weddell 3038 Huntington Rd.. Shaker I Its.. Cleveland Miss Virginia Corbett Miss Esther Jackson M iss Elizabeth Campbe Miss Dorothy Cobb Mrs. Francis L. Bailev Washington, D. C. Mrs. Broadus Mitchell Wfl shington Puget Sound Wisconsin Mil waukee Miss Louise Aver Miss Grace Van Doom 204 Sixth Avenue, Warren 411 West A venue, Jenkintown 1 16 Dickson Ave.. Ben Avon. Pittsburgh 1 1 1 Colonial Road. Providence 99 2 College Street. Montpelier 1008 Regester Avenue. Baltimore, Md. 5308 Gold Court, Seattle 2414 East Jarvis Street, Milwaukee ( hina Hawaii India Japan FOREIGN CLUBS Mrs. Richard T. Evans 174 Woodrow Wilson Street. Tientsin Mrs. Frederic B. Withington Central Union Church, I lonolulu, T. I I. Mrs. Raymond A. Dudley (Secretary) I irumangalam. South India Miss Grace Stowe Kobe College, Okadayama, Nishino-Miya 139 t ne teen J-luuAreA LLAMARADA auA Lixtii—eleven V HE following pages, which are devoted to campus organiza- tions, offer photographs of the officers of the organizations and partial lists of I heir members. rsx Tins track team was one of tlie lirsl Of athletic teams at the college. And ever since tlie athletes have formed New teams to win them more knowledge. This Banjo Club only goes to show Our musical inclinations — Choir, glee club and songbooks have Worthy ancestral relations. 142 t %l,L-cn Avdxd LLAMARADA anc A leaning towards things dramatic Gave tills Eastern air to this play; I lie leaning is now as emphatic. Rut D.C. s turned S| Danish today. Th . Hourlt Hol(|oKt News. Down in t lie lower regions ol Mead Editors, columns, reporters, and clues, I ypewriter, telephone, headline and lead s rambled up weekly give us the News. ■ n . lUt ■ -JntiXrcX LLAMARADA it Hi t even I'ramc, Colo, ( mffitli, Copelnnd COMMUNITY OFFICERS MARY E. WOOLLEY SARAH COLE ROSAMOND FRAME MARY GRIFFITH JANE COPELAND President Chairman rice-CIi a irman Secretary Treasurer 144 LLAMARADA : 'cn Allabcn, Tuttle, Adams, Steadman JUDICIAL BOARD Tuttle Chairman M E M B E R S Miss Stevenson Mary Guthrie ¥ Miss Gamer Jean Steadman Alice Allaben Frances Adams Jean Hastorf M3 utc LLAMARADA CONFERENCE COMMITTEE Sarah Cole Chairman M EMBERS Miss Woolley Katharine Metcalf Miss Cheek Jean Campbell Mr. Bailey Mary Waldron Mr. Holmes Rosamond Frame Mrs. Mackay Mary Sheafe Mary 1 uttle Madeleine Chittenden J LLAMARADA Uiti lire t if— cvcn Cole. Jacoby. Waldron. Steadman Sarali Cole Chairman MEMBERS Mr. Hawkins Mary Dutton Waldron Jean Steadman Mary Jacoby Rlioda Lester 47 uiL'iccn j -huuitcA LLAMARADA and J iizttf— S cvcu 7 THE COMMUNITY IN THE CENTENARY I he student members ol the Mount I folyoke ( ollege community, whose present officers are listed on the surrounding pages, do not always have such an opportunity lor participation in a community undertaking as they had this spring on May 7 and 8. at the Centennial Celebration. I heir cooperation was wonderful, their action unified. Many girls in modern blue and white uniforms were much in evidence during the celebration. Many more performed less obvious duties. It is to all ol them that much of the success ol the Centenary is due. W hen guests and alumnae Irom all parts ol the world stood out in front ol the old Seminary building (the part which Brigham I fall took in making the cele- bration complete) and watched Mount Holyoke Opens it was as i! the lime were 1857. the characters—young women thirsting lor an inexpensive higher education. But behind the scenes was a story ol 1957 girls who had added to their academic duties hours ol rehearsal so that the significant day ol a hundred years ago might be correctly and convincingly portrayed. From this and the other services that they enjoyed giving few went home to rest, or to listen to Goldman s band concert. Everywhere there were exhibits to which they hastened, to stand for hours, explaining their departments, to add to all that had already been attempted lor the pleasure ol the guests. Any number ol students rushed eagerly Irom the Laboratory 1 heatre where they had been taking part in the production ol 7 lie Vest Pocket Standby, to slip into their costumes ol past decades and then to join their classmates at the Garden Party. 1 hese varied and beautiful costumes had been secured through the concerted efforts ol members of the student body and their friends at home. Now, together here, their hoops, bustles, parasols and lavender and lace were so authentic that it was difficult to believe that it was really 1937, instead ol the opening day ol the Seminary in 837 i.-|8 M-utiiiteJ LLAMARAD A and all die days ol die ensuing century. Many ol them wondered, however, il there had then been such sherbet as they were serving to the guests and incidentally partaking of themselves. ti The members of the Dance ( roup deserve a great deal ol credit lor their remarkable performances in Changing America. Kveryone had a friend or two who attended rehearsals loyally and proudly all winter, and helped the company to earn the tremendous applause given by the huge audience in ci lapin. I he freshman serenade was a masterpiece, and one alumna came all the way irom San Francisco lor the express purpose ol hearing the combined vested choir program. Lest someone term them martyrs, — self-sacrificing and silent cogs o I the centenary wheel, the students met at seven-thirty on Friday morning, to honor the representatives from Mount Holyoke’s sister colleges, and to begin the cele- bration jubilantly. Bagpipers, Maypoles and dancers, and finally — seniors jumping ropes on their way back to dormitories lor breakfast, made lor a youlhlul and exciting opening that otherwise could not have been achieved. No one was more greatly disappointed than were the students when brisk tiir and threatening clouds prevented the originally planned procession and Saturday morning ceremonies Irom being held outside. Standing as the guard ol honor had been thought ol not as one more thing to tax the furthermost extremities, those nearest the ground, but as a tl.rilli ng experience. Nevertheless, undaunted they went wherever they might go to listen to the speakers, sight unseen, and later gathered, with no loss ol eagerness, to await the shorter procession. I he Chairman of Judicial Board, Mary Tuttle, expressed the feelings ol the entire undergraduate body when, at the Saturday luncheon lor Mount Holyoke’s honored guests, she spoke ol how sincerely happy she was to be a part ol the Centenary. 49 LLAMARADA COMMUNITY COMMITTEES CENSUS COMMITTEE Chairman: Margaret Brondbent. 1938 ft leathers: Anne Edwards, 1939 Helen Gebbie, 1939 Al ice Himes, 1939 Elizabeth Manson, 1957 Elinor Werblin. 1937 Mary Wolf, 1938 COMMUNITY CHEST COMMITTEE Chairman: Elaine McCollum. 1937 treasurer: Sally Barnes, 1938 Members: Dorothy Bowie, 1939 M ac If I i ne Chittenden. 1940 Sue Howard, 1938 Margaret Jaques, 1937 CURRICULUM COMMITTEE Chairman: Barbara Ely, 1937 Members: Betty Abbott, 1938 Betty Caulkins, 939 Barbara Frantz, 1940 Barbara Palser, 1938 FINANCE COMMITTEE Ch airman: Ruth Abbott, 1938 LIBRARY COMMITTEE Chairman: V irginia Gingerick, 1937 Members: Marjorie Bell, 1938 Margaret Broadbent, 1938 I )orothy Goldstein, 1939 Mary Charlotte Lane, 1957 Jane Stewart, 1940 150 4 c ujhlccn -J-intiXxcX LLAMARADA w MOVIE COMMHTEE Chairman: A leathers: Mary Elizabeth Mallem, 1937 V irginia Cotins, 1938 Louise Bloomfield. 1937 Jeane Fisher, 1939 Harriet Griffiths, 1938 Gladys Linton, 1939 Elizabeth Ochiltree, 1938 Harriet Preston, 1937 Carolyn Rave, 1937 l.ois Rockwood, 1938 Virginia Walker, 1939 Mary Willett, 1938 STUDENT ALUMNAE HALL COMMITTEE Chairman: Members: 0 Louise Bloom field, 1937 Sally Barnes, 1938 Elizabeth Haight, 1937 ( atherine Leuthold. 1938 Mary McCarrell, 1937 Marianna McNees. 1937 irginia Walker, 1959 Mary Willett. 1938 STUDENT FI ND COMMITTEE Chairman: Members: Margaret Dyer. 1937 Alice Ayer, 1938 Doris Barker, 1937 Anne Calder, 938 Betty Caulkins, 1939 Winifred Durand. 1937 Carolyn Everts, 1939 Sue Howard, 1938 Marcia Kidder. 1939 Barbara McCIuer, 1940 Paith Millimore. 1937 Christine Peler, 1940 Harriet Roberts, 1938 Caroline Sawyer, 1940 Miriam West, 1940 VOCATIONAL CON IMITTEE Chairman: Members: Elizabeth Best. 1937 Sally Barnes. 1938 Martha Griffith, 1939 1 lelen Jones, 1937 !j! iiteteeu j -huuizeJi LLAMARADA uuX REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL Miss Cheek Eleanor Gitt Miss Doane Vivian Graves Miss Evans Dorothy Grumpelt Miss Oran am Penelope I larrison Mr. Hayes, Jr. Jean 1 lastorl Miss Jewett Barbara Hertwig Miss Kimball Alice Hetzel Mrs. Saintonge Alice 1 limes Mrs. I ruex Alice Jackson Miss 1 yson Margaret Jackson Miss V right Barbara Johnson Alice Allaben Mary Kendall Alice Ayer Clara 1 .udwig Isabelle Baird Elizabeth Manson Jean Benton Jean Manville Elizabeth Bonnar Katharine Metcalf Marion Branch 1 )orothy Mills Mary Buck 1 )orothy Monsees Elizabeth Buckelew Patricia Moore Jean Buffinton Lucie Nichols Dorothy Cabell Dorothy Olmstead Eleanor Caldwell Mary Pike Elizabeth Callan Doris Pullman Miriam Camp Margaret Robinson Anne Chenoweth Elsie Russell Janie Clark Catherine Sawyer Sarah Cole, chairman Mary Sheafe Sue Dickinson Ann Shroyer Elizabeth Didcoct Esther Sosman Margaret Dyer Rhoda Steckel Suzanne Ellis Jean Stout Betty Ann Erwin Helen 1 omlinson Caroline Everts Antoinette Treadway, secretary Marguerite Fenwood Antoinette Wagenfuehr Jeane Fisher Mary Waldron Bettie Foote Frances Warren Eleanor Foster Martha Webster Elizabeth Frost Mary Wick Elvena Gerner Elizabeth Williams Anne Wonders 152 LLAMARADA 4 jUty-S even COUNCIL OF EXECUTIVES Heads ol Student Organizations — this year the Student Centennial Committee Chairman— Sarah Cole Chairman of C ommunity Mary I uttle MEMBERS C hairman Judicial Hoard Elizabeth Stavers President of Athletic Association Carolyn kaye President of Dehate Society Dorothy Jackson President o) Dramatic Club Katharine Swenarlon President of Glee Club Ruth Friedson President ol International Relations Club Helen Chapman Editor in-Chief of Llamarada Marianna McNees Editor in-Chief o) the News Jane Hume i XV 11. V V Editors-in-Chief o) the Monthly Mary Alice Myers J Elizabeth Main President o) Outing C lub Juliet Shaw President oj Dance Club Virginia Hunter President of Cosmopolitan C lub Barbara Davis Chairman o) Fellowship of Eaiths Dorothy Mills President of Senior Class Anne Calcler President o) Junior C lass Ethel Williamson President of Sophomore C lass Dean Hosken President o) Freshman Class 155 1 mlc tee ii j (nn xcX LLAMARADA „,J FELLOWSHIP OF FAITHS Barbara Davis Jean Steadman Anne Calcler Priscilla Eddy Mary Henricn Jane Hume Louise Bloomfield Betty Ann Erwin Frances Adams Helen Tomlinson M iss Shipman FELLOWSHIP COUNCIL Chairman 'Vice-Chairman I reasurer Secretary C hairman of Worship Commission Chairman ol fzclucation Commission Chairman of Service Commission 1938 Representative on Council 1939 Representative on Council 1940 Representative on Council Faculty Representative on Council 154 LLAMARADA MJ wen Cray. Moll. Mills. Storrs, I Ion rich Me Noes, Kern, Horlwig. Stokes, Milligan. Hume Davis. Saver, Hdcly, Durand, Friedson. Gimp, ( mild SILVER BAY STUDENT CONFERENCE SILVER BAY DELEGATION. JUNE. 1936 «937 M iriam Camp Barbara Davis Winifred Durand (chairman of the Mount Holyoke delegation) Rutli Friedson (member ol executive council) Bari : ara Hert wig Jane Hume Mary I {enrich Marianna McNees I )orothv Mills Barbara Stokes Frances Warren Elizabeth C ray Anne Eldred Katherine bales 1038 Rosamond Frame Helen Guild Bernice Hoi I Martha Keen irginia Kl ine Beatrice Milligan Margaret Storrs Ele eanor oayer Sa 939 Priscilla Eddy «55 in eteen -tnnArcX LLAMARADA atut J It it h even INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Ruth Frieclson President Helen Jones Vice-President Alice Hetzel 1 reasurer-Secretary Katherine Eisner Librarian James ( � reen Advisor CHAIRMAN OF MODEL LEAGUE DELEGATION Julia Schairer il6 LLAMARADA crV� T Clark, Scliairer, GoWniccr, Rave DEBATE SOCIETY Carolyn Rave Julia Scnafrer Frances Clark I lelen Ciolclmeer President Vice-President Secretary 1 reasurer 1 57 i. IH etcen J4,„dtd LLAMARADA „,d 't uzt,,- COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Virginia Hunter Bari ara en Yosni Nakavama 9 Sylvia Slierk C t til it ecu u President Vice President Secretary I reasurer n8 LLAMARADA „i 7hni DEPARTMENT CLUBS CHEMISTRY CLUB Eleanor Paddock, 1937 Margaret McLean, 1937 AI ice Caldwell, 1938 Josephine Perl ingiero , iQjQ Mi ss Stephenson President Senior Member 0 Council Secretary-7 reasurer Sophomore Member oj Council Fa culty Advisor SPEECH CLUB Jane Collins, 1937 Dorothy Goldstein. 1939 Alice Johnston, 1939 Constance I lutzler, 1939 President Vice-President Secretary I reasurer ECONOMICS CLUB Marc ia Parce and Carolyn Rave. 1937 Helen Jones. 1937 Chairmen I reasurer «59 electi M„„.u LLAMARADA SOCIOLOGY CLUB ■Jl Mary Henrich, 1937 President Barbara Stokes, 1957 Secretary ZOOLOGY CLUB Isabelle Baird, 1937 Chairman Carrol Addis, Margaret Ward, 1937 Senior Representatives Mary Ellen Hueston, 1938 Secretary Ann Eldred. 1938 Junior Representative CLASSICAL CLUB Mary Charlotte Lane, 1957 Margaret Broadbent. 1938 Elizabeth Crowell, 1938, and Marion Van Geem, 1939 President Secretary-Treasurer Social Chairmen 160 LLAMARADA :ven Standing: Dyer, 1'oster, Dtinnell, Love, Collins Sealed: Wiley, Eggleston, Metcalf, Jackson, Kerr, Tweedle, Miltimore DRAMA I lC CLUB Dorolhy Jackson President Katharine Metcalf Vice-President Louise Kerr Secretary Faith Miltimore Business Alanager Eleanor Foster CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES Stage Manager Alice Wiley Program Jane Collins Publicity Pauline Dyer Scenery Nancy Eggleston Costumes Elizabeth Love Properties Elinor 1 )unnell 161 Lighting • uuA lurlif— 'unteen j-UnnAtai LLAMARADA r't'vsn PETER PAN PAGEANT MAY g, 1936 Director Mrs. Emily 1 opham 1 hompson Dance Director Miss Marie 1 leghinian Music Director Milton J. Aronson Scenario Writer Williamina I hompson Peter Pan Eleanore Graves Wendy Kathryn Eisner Mrs. Darling Carolyn C. Raye Michael Darling Barbara J. Johnson Gate Keeper Frances 1 ownsend Nana Eleanor B. Wright Balloon Woman Constance F. Richardson Flower Vendor Beryl Sutherland Tinker Bell Sylvia 1 1. Smith Queen Mab Eileen 1 ully Captain Hook Jean P. Fowler Tiger Lily Jeanne M. C urtis Crocodile Williamina I hompson HEADS OF COMMITTEES Katherine Metcalf Student Chairman Margaret Robinson Costumes Elizabeth 1 weedle Scenery Mary Lydenberg Properties Dorothy Baden. Mary Elizabeth Mattern Publicity Helen Bosshard Programs Dorothy Jackson Ushers 162 ClJiUm Jiunixcl LLAMARADA IV MAY QUEEN, 1956 MARGARET P. MOORE Attendants Eleanora Blood Ruth Coleman M Uriel Johnson Margaret Jones I )orothy Karr Jeannette Randall V irginia I avlor Marion West i net ecu 'd-j-nuXteX LLAMARADA 7 , ? ,,-Jw I uckcr, Mettlcr. Slreetcr Manson, Kuolt, Goetz, Kingsbury, Walt Shaw, Kerncy, I hoinsscn, W illett. Houser. Rand THE DANCE CLUB Juliet Sliaw MEMBERS Chairman Gertrude Adams Elizabeth Manson Dorothy Califf Nancy Mettler Ruth Cronk Katharine Rand Bettie Loote Mary Jane Smith Marion Goetz Ruth Spencer I hisbe Grieco Barbara Streeter Susan 1 louser Mildred 1 homssen Roslyn Kerney Natalie 1 ucker Marietta Koult Mary Wick Lois Krieger Mary Willett I lope Lummis Janet Watt 164 LLAMARADA CHANGING AMERICA RAW EARTH I lie rail ol the New World brought to the shores ol America people ol hope, vision and ambition. Many came to find a haven from religious oppression, others to make homes in the promising wilderness, and still others were drawn by the strong attraction of gold. All were tilled with the passion to discover, build and achieve. I his they left as a heritage to their children. 1. New World RICH SOIL The driving lorces ol youthful vigor and energy found expression with the pioneer in the love ol the soil: in the South, with the establishing of a gracious mode ol living that was destroyed by the Civil War; in the far West, breaking out in a boisterous and riotous pattern ol lile; all of which came to an end with the passing of the frontier. 1. On the Plains 2. Dusk over the South 5. Dance Hall Frolic FALSE HARVEST I he youthful drive ol the preceding period became a mad rush lor material gain, a lust for gold. Making for mechanization and competition, it met with substantial expression in a rush to the cities where towering skyscrapers were erected as cathedrals lor the worship of Mammon. 1 he crashing ol this tangible evidence ol material security temporarily plunged the people into hopelessness and apathy. But through the darkness ol despair there was ever present the unquenchable spirit ol youth. 1. City Streets 2. A Cry in the Land NEW PLANTING Into the chaos ol a disintegrated society there may rise a fa I se Messiah of Dictatorship toward whom the people first turn in their despair. Here as the pattern ol regimentation began to take form under his iron wi II. they rose in rebellion and tore him Irom his pedestal. A regenerated society returned to the simplicity ol its early American heritage, but with a new sense ol social co- operation which had been momentarily lost in the mad rush ol competition. This return was manifest in the triumphant conception ol an integrated society. 1. Regimentation 2. Hymn of Faith 1 his program was presented during the Centennial Celebration by I he Dance Group and the Sophomore dancing classes. 165 LAMARADA 7 r t j in el ecu M mhiteJL L Kcrnny, Swcnarton, Dyer, Besl Welles, Cray. Slorrs THE GLEE CLUB Conductor Associate Conductor Pianist Will iam C. I lammond Ruth I )ouglass Viva Faye Richardson OFFICERS Katharine Swenarlon Pauline Oyer Rosl yn Kerney Elizabeth C ray Elizabeth Best Judith jl elles Margaret Storrs CONCERTS I Iolyoke— Second Congregational Church Boston—John I iancock Hall South Hadley—Student-Alumnae Hall rw ork— I n I Iall Washington—Press Club Auditorium South Hadley—Student-Alumnae Hall Mount Holyoke and Amherst ( dee Clubs South Hadley—Chapel President Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary I rea surer Assistant I reasurer Librarian December 8. i 936 December 11, 1936 December 13« 1936 December 18. 1936 December IQ. 1936 March 20, 937 June 12. 937 i66 a LLAMARADA Cat'll MEMBERS OF 937 Addis. ( Carrol A llali en. Alice Anderson. Evelyn Best. Elizabeth Brown, Carol Buckhout. Mary F. •� Caldwell. Eleanor Calverley. Elisabeth C burchill, P risci I la David, Nellie I )avis, Barbara I )i Fabio. Mary Dix, Mary Ellen Durand, Winifred Dyer, N largaret Eddy. Jean Edie. Carolyn Eld red. Jane Fischle. Esther Fisher, Marion Folsom. Hannah Goodyer. Ernestine Grant, Margaret Hagemeyer, Betty Hartman, Elizabeth Holaday, Adal ine I iorton. Jane Henrich, Mary Jones. I lelen Jouard, El ise Keller, Mary Louise Keating, Dorothy Kelley, Jeannette Kernev, Roslvn Lapham, IJorothy Lewis, Virginia Little, Frances Limerick. Zada Lucas. Constance Ludwig, Clara Macomber, Eileen Monsees. Dorothy MulhoIIand, Isobel Murphy, Mabel Page, Anne Pazeian. Bessie Pierson, Mary Robi nson, Margaret Shaw, Juliet Smith . Iheodora Stephenson. Betty Swenarton, Katharine I weedle, Elizabeth Webster, Martha W aters. Frances Wick, Mary Wit hey, Virginia Abbott, Ruth Althouse, Ritamary Arnold. Jane Bangs. Esther Berkev. Ada Bell, Marjorie Bradbury. Phebe Brown, Esther Bull, Elizabeth Buckelew. Elizabeth Broadbent, Margaret Bulkley. Charlotte Caldwell. Elizabeth Califf, Dorothy C heney, Esther Corsa. Helen Cray. El izabeth (_ rispell. V ivian Dyer. Pauline Eld red, Anne bales, Catherine Frame, Rosamond Frizzell, Helen MEMBERS OF «938 Galloway. Elizabeth Garfield, Barbara ( irant, Alice Graves, Vivian Green, Margery Guild, Helen Guthrie, Mary High. Elisabeth Holt, Bernice How e, Janice I iueston, Mary Ellen Inglis. Marion Keen. Martha Kendall, Mary Laffitte, Ruth Lambert, Elizabeth Mandrey, Jeanette Milligan, Beatrice Moeller. Pearl Nakayama, oshi Parr, Shirley Proctor. Helen Roberts. Harriet Ryan. Catherine Sampson, Mad eline Sanders, Mary Schorske, Florence Seaver, Lora ine Smith, Bari jar a Smi th, I larriet Snow, An nie Shelton, Elizabeth Sosman. Esther Storrs, Margaret I emple, Jean I itcornb, Eleanor I ucker, Natalie I hatcher. Elizabeth Waterl louse, C hristine Welles, Judith Williams, Elizabeth Williams, Margaret Willis, Phyllida Winter, M arjorie Witty. 1 lazel Wright, Helen Wittemore, Ruth 1O7 ecu LLAMARADA Matthews, Swenarton, Welles, Clark SONG LEADERS Katharine Swenarton Judith Welles Ruth Matthews Elizabeth Clark Senior I unior Sophomore Freshman 168 _u hlecn A (ted LLAMARADA Vl'i' f Alhrrtson, I )ix. Spencer. Moore Marsh, Jackson, Streeter, Myers, I lame, Preston THE MOUNT HOLYOKE MONTHLY Jane Hume Mary Alice Myers ( Edith Albertson Mary Elizabeth White Mary Byers Mary Ellen Dix Circulation Manager Barbara Streeter Bari Dara Brinkerhoff Sue Burdick Dorothy Cabell Jean David son Literary Board Barbara Dunklin Dorothy B. Jackson Florence Marsh Assistants Emily Gifford Ruth Humphries Nancy Metller Eleanor Minckler Editors-in-Chief junior Associate Editor Business Manager Patricia L. Moore Ruth Spencer Advertising Manager Harriet Preston Josephine Perlingiero Jean Quinn I .orraine Schader Grace Siegel aieteen Jhmitci LLAMARADA uni M Citrrrll. Parr, loques. Burkinan. Brown, Kriegcr, Murphy, Me Wes MOUNT HOLYOKE NEWS EDITORIAL BOARD Marianna McNees, 1937 Rilma Buckman. 1937 Lois Krieger. 1938 Vivian Graves, 1938 Editor- in-Chief Managing Editor junior Editor Desk Editor CORRESPONDENTS Esther Fischle. 1937 Virginia Hunter. 1937 Virginia Merrill, 1937 Ruth Prince, 1937 C harlotte Salmen, 1937 Susan Smith. 1937 Elvena Gerner. 1938 Helen Goldmeer, 1958 Alice Grant. 1938 I hishe ( irieco, 1938 Helen Knowlton, 1938 Harriet Smith, 1938 Hazel Witty. 1938 Alice W oodworth. 1938 170 U lii rtvti LLAMARADA 14.7! Priscilla Allen, 1958 Judith Beach, 1959 Betty Caulkins, 19 59 Mary Dolbeare, 1959 REPORTERS Jean Sudrann, 19 59 Mary Glynn, 1939 Mary Hoffman, 1939 Barbara Joh nson, 1939 Jean Stout, 1939 BUSINESS BOARD Mary McCarrell. 1937 Margaret Brown, 1937 Business Manager C ataloguer ADVERTISING BOARD Margaret Jaques, 1937 Advertising Manager Assistants Barbara Brinkerholf, 1959 Jane Burnett. 1939 Virginia Hochette. 1938 Charlotte Knapp. 1939 Loraine Seaver, 1938 Josephine Sobala, 1938 CIRCULATION BOARD Helen Murphy, «958 Ruth Andrew, 1939 Kathryn I lawk ins, 1939 Eleanor McNutt. 1939 Eleanor Minkler. 1939 Assistants Pauline Thurston, 1939 A lanager Shirley Parr, 1938 Lorraine Schader, 1939 Grace Siegel, 1939 Marie Stahl. 1939 171 l LLAMARADA lilt 1 'll Chapman, Arhuckle, Mattern, Smith. McCollum. Merrill. Stokes, Lummis LLAMARADA Helen Chapman Virginia Merrill Mary Elizabeth Mattern Barbara Stokes ) Susan Smith ( Janet Arhuckle Hope Lummis El aine McC ollum M iss Gertrude Bruyn Editor-in Chief Literary Editor Art Editor Photographic Editors Business Alanager Assistant Business A lanager Advertising A lanager Faculty Advisor 172 Lljdccn JiunixciLLAMARADA 7 LITERARY BOARD 1957— Mary Alice Myers, Mary Jane Smith. Elizabeth Stackhouse, Edith Hyslop, Mabel Murphy, Illise Jouard, Jeanne Chretien 1958— Mary Byers, Helen Goldmeer. Gertrude Adams 1939—Jean Sudrann, Norma Lundholm. Jean Rendall, Marjorie Stewart, Barbara Gunn, Muriel Kemble. Elizabeth Wright 1940� —Catherine Haines, Doris Diephouse PHOTOGRAPHIC BOARD 1937— Doris Anderson. Eleanor Clough, Julia Coolidge, Florence Gipe. Edith Hyslop, Dorothy Keating, Jeannette Kelley. Jean Manville, Margaret McLean, Anna Norton, Justine Richardson 1938— Helen Corsa, Bernice Holt, Elsa Krause, Made! ine Sampson. Sylvia Smith, Elizabeth Thatcher, Mary Wright 1939— Barbara Banker. Mary Dolbeare, Martha Ensign. Barbara Gunn, Mary Martz, Janice Menge, Alice Nestler, Josette Smith, Eleanor Wrighl 1940— Elizabeth Burlingame, Nancy Cronyn, lacie Cruthers, Barbara McCluer BUSINESS BOARD 1937— Elizabeth Bonnar, Eleanor Caldwe II. Jean Eddy. Ruth Faulkner, Elizabeth I lartman, Rosalie McNeill, Ruth Sargeant, Ruth Walton 1938— Betty Buckelew. Esther Cheney, Margaret Curtis, Elizabeth Galloway, Elizabeth I ligh, Mary Kendall, Ruth Krauss, Shirley Parr, Betty Patterson. Elizabeth Williams. Margaret Williams 1939— Juliette Braverman, Mary Cook, Martha Ensign, Janice Hal let t. Kalhyrn I lawkins, Dorothy Knapp. Pauline Radway, Louise M. R ayner, Pauline rhurston, Marion Van Geem, Constance Waterbury 1940— Nancy Cronyn, Elizabeth liken. Jean Hunnewell. Ann MacMillan, Felice Pincus, Mary Zickert ADVERTISING BOARD 1937—Margaret Dreyfus, Ernestine Goodyer, Marion Kennedy, Constance Lucas. El inor Werblin 1958'—Elizabeth Buckelew. Helen Clarenbach, Catherine Dankulov, Elizabeth Galloway 1959—Alice Austin, Catherine Cristgau, Anne Edwards, Lois Eldridge. Carolyn Everts, Mary D. D. Lynch, I lelene Messer, Eleanor Saver. I lope Wells 173 tl eteen A nitiinA LLAMARADA „J AU,,- Refresh your memories about college athletics in this section, where officers o f the Athletic Asso- ciation and Outing club and the members ol tbe all-Holyoke teams bave assem bled. ATHLETICS FROM THE HIGH STEP As they did their domestic assignments. The exercise was considered line. I o keep good physical alignments. Physical exercise has al- ways been required of Mount Holyoke students. Until 1862 the fo rms ol exer- cise were domestic work, walking and calisthenics. I he latter were light exer- cises and rather reckless, we think, after reading direc- tions for the High Step. — Throw the right foot to the right side, returning it with a spring: throw the left to the 176 left side, returning it with a spring. Throw the right in front, an d the left behind. During the next thirty years boating, tennis and modern apparatus were in- troduced. A resident phy- sician was secured, and lectures in physiology and anatomy given. A new gym was built before the end of the century, and all forms of exercise were allowed and Regardless of the calendar, I he season, or the year. Walking is a favorite way I o exercise around here. ' JdecnJLJuJt LLAMARADA il TO THE DANCE STEP encouraged. Special gym classes were begun for per- sons needing individual at- tention, and our own little old Athletic Association came into existence. In the twentietli century. Mount Holyoke students have engaged in every kind of combat from ping pong to speed hall, that new inven- tion which defies the advo- cates of physical discipline. N Iod crn gym suits arc built for speed. I heir colors indicate classes, oi course, the green team usually makes I lie spectacular forward passes. 177 Basketball was more difficult, In the days of costumes like these. When heavy petticoats swung around. So far below the knees. Everything is so free. Base- ball, hockey, volleyball, soc- cer; tennis, golf, crew, riding; basketball, dancing, skiing and skating —• they are all so popular, and they satisfy the students completely, un- til the thought of wafting around in the chlorine in the new swimming pool really makes them sni file little through pure emotion. . Ill eteen LLAMARADA Briggs, Howard, Slavers, Smith, Sherk, Palser ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BOARD hlizabeth Stavers President Barbara Smilb Vice-President Sue I lowarcl 1 reasurer Barbara Palser Intramural Alanager Louise Briggs Secretary Sylvia Sherk Custodian Jane Findley Publicity Alanager Miss Mildred Howard Miss Kathro Kidwell Faculty Members Mr. Roger I lolmes l7S LLAMARADA even ATHLETIC AWARDS Winner ol llu Sarah Streeter C up ol IQ 57 KATHERINE METCALF JUNE i yj6 Bl azer with Old English H on it—awarded to Seniors who have been on eight class teams and four All-Holyoke teams in two sports: Ruth ( base Nettie Haywood El izabeth I aylor Pins—awarded to underclassmen who have been on two class teams and two All-Holyoke teams in two sports during the same year: Helen Freed. 1939 Elizabeth Beach, 1959 Nancy Sheedy, 1959 Barbara Gross, 1959 Sylvia Sherk. 1959 Silver trophy awarded to Virginia Becker for her spirit and cooperation in riding throughout the year. Ruth Pearce Ruth Sampson 179 inetcen LLAMARADA Alice Jackson Head of Hockey Fall oj 1936 Jane Findley, «937 Nellie David, 1957 Barbara Davis, 1937 Elizabeth Slavers, 1937 Barbara Falser. 1938 Dorothy Carson. 1939 Jane Copeland. 1939 Betty Beach, 1939 Dorothy Craig. 1939 Helen breed, 1939 Betty Stephen, 1940 Honorable Mention Julia Coolidge, 1937 Bunny Hutzler, 1939 HOCKEY ALL HOLYOKE TEAM f . i % A iMzm: g I So A LLAMAEADA 'even SPEED BALL ALL HOLYOKE TEAM Lcttie Newton I load of Speed ball Fall of 1936 Barbara Smith, 1938 Anna Stieglitz, 1938 Virginia Hodhette, 1938 Ruth Andrew, 1939 Louise Briggs, 1939 Virginia Powell, 1940 181 h L tu ci co i 'J-tuh LLAMARADA iUti t cn VOLLEYBALL ALL HOLYOKE TEAM Elinor Werblin Head of Volleyball Fall of i936 Beryl Sutherland, 1937 Eleanor Paddock. 1937 Margery Green, 1958 Esther Sosinan, 1938 Nina Pnrington, 1939 Helen Adolph, 1940 I eh-wei Cheng, 1940 182 BASKETBALL ALL HOLYOKE TEAM Nancy (Jav I load of Basketball Winter of 1936-1937 Barbara Falser. 1938 Betty Beacli. 1939 Louise Briggs, 1939 Helen Freed, 1939 Helen Adolph, 1940 I lonorable Mention I A'dia I lull. 1937 dee LLAMARADA RIDING ALL HOLYOKE TEAM I «ouise Kerr Head of Riding Spring of 1956 Mary June Heaton, 1956 Constance Potter. 1936 Lillian Davidson, 1937 Virginia Becker. 1938 hJizabetli Godbeer, 1938 Katbryn Lord, 1938 Louise Kerr, 1938 A i Ltd LLAMARADA even TENNIS ALL HOLYOKE TEAM Doris Barker Mend of Tennis Spring ol 1936 Ruth C base. 1936 Elizabeth Plumer, 1936 Barbara Palser, 1938 I larriet Gilbert. 1938 Elizabeth Beach, 1939 Carolyn Everts, 1939 Catherine Ross, 1939 , 11 acteen .Ji.uuLd LLAMARADA .out IhltL-Se ven F lorence Gipe Head of Archery ARCHERY ALL HOLYOKE TEAMS I m..... H.. H Spring o) 1936 Virginia Fletcher. 1957 Margaret Garis. 1937 Mary Tucker, 1937 Madeline Sampson, 1938 Julia Scliairer, 1938 Marion Van Geem, 1939 Fall of 1936 Virginia Fletcher, 1957 Margaret Garis, 1937 Florence Gipe, 1957 Bernice Holt. 1938 Madeline Sampson, 1938 Julia Schairer, 1938 Irene Bowker, 1939 Doris Pullman, 1939 Marion Van Geem, 1939 Pauline Althouse, 1940 Mary Clapp, 1940 Elizabeth Gaines, 1940 Joan Price, 1940 186 ''ujhtetn JlmitJ LL AM ARAD A mJ n LACROSSE ALL HOLYOKE TEAM Lydia Hall Head of f.acrosse Spring of 1956 Nettie Haywood, 1956 Ruth Pearce. 1956 Mary Grandin, 1939 Barbara Gross, 1939 I in eteen luudtcA LLAMARARA and 1- tirlif— ei't-n CREW ALL I iolyokl: team Mary Anderson Head of Crew Spring of 1936 Mary Anderson. 1938 Helen Clarenbach, 1938 Dorothy Fuller, 1939 Sylvia Sherk, 1939 LLAMARADA ami ] Itittif— GOLF ALL HOLYOKE TEAM Anna Stieglilz Head of Golf Spring of 1936 Nancy Davis, 1956 Dorothy Stark, 1938 Nancy Gay, 1938 Kay Wood, 1938 Dixie Culler, 1958 Anna Stieglitz, 1938 Elva Kingston, 1939 Norma I )avis, 1939 Mary Gusmer, 1939 Kathryn Eisner, 1939 189 teen An.uLel LLAMARADA • it ideal UilX even Standing: Johnston. Gooding. Fraser. Fcnwood, Fisclile, Lewis Seated: Miss Gamer, Camp. Mettlcr, Main, Gaines. Binder, Miss Baird OUTING CLUB Elizabeth Main President Elizabeth Gaines Secretary Nancy Metgler Treasurer HEADS OF ACTIVITIES Virginia Lewis Miriam Camp Marguerite Fenwood I lelen Fraser Catherine Binder Esther Fischle Elinor Gooding Leaders Heelers Cabin Upkeep Winter Sports Trails Publicity I rips I go LLAMARADA a,J YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN TO OUTING CLUB? Outing Club is somewhere on Mount Holyoke. It doesn t do any good to explain, hut if you happen to he walking up the mountain road, and il you happen to see a rough trail sneaking oil to the right, you are in luck, and very observant Once you have found this trail lurking in the hushes, summon your mountain goat instincts, start climbing, and keep your eye on that ribbon ol white smoke rising from the lire made by the heelers who got to the cabin first. If there is no smoke, you d better sit down and think. he cabin has too much protective coloring lor a novice at exploring. II you are fond ol lining your tummy with good wholesome victuals, your lirst sight ol the cabin interior will be most pleasing, since the table takes up most of the lirst lloor. As lor the other thirty-six stories, they are occupied with luxurious suites, which the managament whimsically chooses to call bunks. It has the latest in sweeping staircases, and your entrance may be a wow, if the rungs are too much for you as you are lowering your dignity. You couldn’t really say that the structure is air-conditioned, but you won t feel any drafts at all, if you sit near the fire place. I he kitchen is very modern, too. Everything is so compact. With nature sprawled at your leet, you can get up at dawn and tramp on it. Try a sunrise from the top of the mountain. A sunset will do as well, but we II have to leave it up to you to decide which is the more opportune. You can have a wonderful time forgetting it all. if you have something to forget. In the meantime, roll up your blankets so they will be transported back to college. You don t want to stagger down cliffs with them yourselves. Isn’t this wonderful! ou may be a heeler some day I 191 LLAMARADA uJ 1U,- HE atmosphere of the campus houses is retained in these pages where there are snapshots o f the buildings, candid glimpses of the students, and the names of presidents and honoraries. HOUSING Mount Holyoke lias finished her first century with more than fifty buildin gs, and over 260 acres of land. It started out with “an edifice, 94 feet by 50, and ten acres with huckleberries growing near the road, and further away, a blackberry patch caused by a rough ravine.’ plumbing, and furnishin gs that the times cou Id give. I he development ol the col- lege necessitated the addi- tion of new buildings, but the original one continued in use un til it was burn ed in 1896. 1 wo other very serious fires, that in Lyman Williston, and that in the original Rockefeller were setbacks to the growth of the campus. Th is original bui Id ing, which was made possible through donations varying from six cents to $1000, was a simple structure, but pro- vided with the best heating. � 94 iifhlcen jM-muitcl LLAMARADA PROBLEMS Among the additions to the campus while Mount Hol- yoke was still a seminary were a library, the first science building, the observ- atory and the green house. I he acquisition of new hous- ing facilities has continued steadily. Many of the pres- ent college generation re- member the days before the addition of the great wing to the library, when the en- trance was on College Street, and when the Stim- son Room occupied tbe corner ol the basement where the Press Bureau now holds lorth. I he hundredth anniversary ol the college •s O has not ended the plans for improvements in college buildings. All year commit- tees have been raising funds lor the swimmi n g pool, which has been the dream of I he entire community lor so long; and already the con- struction ol a new chapel to be extended eastward from Mary Lyon has been begun. '95 metem J4n mitci LLAMARADA hi zti4— e 'e it PEARSONS anci PEARSONS ANNEX Mrs. Mary I. G. Mac Kay Katherine Metcalf M iss Marjorie Chapman Phoebe Baroody I lead Ho u se Ho use President Resident Chaperone. Rearsons Annex iio use Rresidei}t. Rearsons Annex I ionoraries M iss Helen Barthelmes Miss Mary C. J. Higley M iss Elizabeth R. Laircl M iss Marie Litzinger Miss I larriet Newhall Miss Helen M. Porter Miss Laura I I. Wild i()0 LLAMARADA u,J 'JkktyScvw. BRIGHAM Miss Anne M. CIi apin Mary D. Waldron Head of House House President Honoraries Miss Mildred Allen Miss Ruth Baird Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Burgevin Miss Alice H. F arnsworth M iss Christina Lochman Miss Elvira Ogden Miss Ahhy H. Turner 97 • I uiclcai LLAMARADA lU,-S u SAFFORD Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Hayes House Deans Miss Elizabeth C. Aery Resident Fellow Dorothy L. Mills House President Honoraries Miss Cornelia C. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Rogers D. Rush Miss Jessie M. Tat loc h Ciditeeu itwAtai LLAMARADA am ( Hurt,,—crr't vat PORTER Mrs. Mabel S. Blair Betty Ann Erwin Head of House House President Honoraries Miss Alice McCool Miss Julia M. Shipman Miss C hrislianna Smith Miss Louisa S. Stevenson Miss Kathryn Wright 90 nit’teen A (Hit (ru( LLAMARADA an A veil M iss Mary L. Sherrill I louse Dean WILDER Miss Eleanor M. Hancock Alice V. A11 a I 3en Resident bellow Ho use President Honoraries Miss Gertrude V. Bruyn M iss Emma P. Carr M iss Alzada Comstock Miss Ruth E. Douglass Miss Henrietta Hall M iss Doris K. Hutch inson Mr. John Lohh 200 LLAMARAD A MEAD Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Bailey, Jr. Miss Virginia E. Brillinger M. Elizabeth Frost House Deans Resident Fellow House President Honorarios Dr. and Mrs. David E. Adams Miss Viola F. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Boardman Bump Mr. Everett D. Hawkins Miss Erika N. Meyer 201 i net ecu TCil L L A M A R A DA .„d 'JLid Se n NORTH ROCKEFELLER Miss Mary Ashby Cheek Miss Louise S. Graham Dorothy Monsees I louse Dean Resident bellow House President Honoraries Miss Nellie Neilson Miss Katharine Auryansen Miss Hildegarcl Stucklen Miss Ethel B. Dietrich Miss Ruth Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saintonge 202 C Uflteen LLAMARADA uni hittn— = cvcn 7 SOUTH ROCKEFELLER Miss Blanche E. Brotherton Miss Drue E. Matthews Rlioda Steckel House Dean Resident Fellow House President Honoraries Miss Helena Gamer Miss Dorothy Foster Miss Kathro Kidwell Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond 203 me teen A'udtd LLAMARADA .d 'JLizL, deven NORTH MANDELLE Mr. and Mrs. John M. YVarbeke Miss Frances Huntington Eleanor Foster House Deans Resident Fellow Ho use President Honoraries Miss Marian Haves Miss Charlotte 1 lay wood Mrs. Hilde Kant Held Miss Kath leen M. Lynch Mrs. Marion M. Randall 204 Jiu.dtd LLAMARADA £ cvcn SOUTH MANDELLE Mr. and Mrs. Roger V. Holmes Miss Katherine Reeve Eleanor Caldwell House Deans Resident Fellow House President Honoraries Miss Elizabeth A. Adams Miss Grace M. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Maurice B. Cramer Miss Amy Hewes Miss Helen E. Patch Miss Edeltraut Proshe Mr. and Mrs. Stewart M. Stoke 205 I ineteen tuita ( LLAMARADA unX lurtij—eleven WOODBRIDGE and BRIDGMAN Mrs. Mary K. Beard Miss Louise Jewell Mary Wick Patricia Moore Head of House Resident Fellow, Bridgman I louse President, Woodbridge House President, Bridgman I ionoraries Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balk Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Brace M iss Olive Copeland Mi ss Florence W. Foss Miss Viva F. Richardson Miss Kalhryn Stein 206 C nf It teen j -lunXrcX LLAM ARADA anti h’rtttf—eleven MOUNTAIN VIEW Miss Elizabeth Alkire Margaret Robinson and SYCAMORES Miss Elizabeth Kimball Suzanne Ell is Resident Fellow I louse President Head of House House President Honoraries Miss Marie Heghinian Mrs. Ruth Truex Miss Helen P. Wheeler 207 LLAMARADA an A =rV !' ? BYRON SMITH and HITCHCOCK Mrs. Hannah H. Calder Frances Warren Barbara Hertwig Head o) House 9 I louse President o) Byron Smith House President of Hitchcock I lonoraries Miss Rulh J. Dean Miss Fila S. Dickinson Dr. Patlie J. Groves Miss D. Helen Patch mmpm 20 8 LLAMARADA aJL Mrs. Alice R. Dresser COWLES LODGE Head of I louse Margaret Dyer House President Mrs. Mary K. Beard and EDWARDS Head 0) House Alice Jackson 1 louse President I lonoraries Mrs. Constance Beal Miss Mildred S. I loward Miss Sydney McL Xcin 209 1 'indcen Jinnitd LLAMARADA uni 1 LnL Scven INSTEAD of explaining what is included in this magazine annex of Llamarada, we invite you to ex- plore its deep mysteries for yourselves. LAST LEAVES LEAVES OF I he breshmen rush out lo the grove. On Founder's Day at dawn. To nibble at I lie ice-cream made By trustee might and brawn. The bell rings out at eight o’clock. And students hurry away. Walking the range is a common stint. On tl ie annual Mountain Day. 212 L ujhteen j iuuXtei LLAMARADA uni kitty— = even TRADITION I Key question every senior on tlie rugged mountain top, “Innocent or gui Ily?” is the song. And unless 57 are engaged tliis year. They’ll all he mountaineers all ni ght long. Since factories are but legends. And buttons rarely found. Some people think now that butt-on field Is tlie name of that spot of ground. 213 LLAMARADA «.J THE LAST LEAVES There are magazines lor epicures, financial kings and physicists. And magazines lor business men, librarians and classicists. For carpenters and fishermen and even statisticians. For debutantes and gentlemen, including politicians; Whatever va Ik of life it is. it has its publication. The butcher, baker, doctor, farmer all want information. I hese magazines keep coming out every month or week or day. And probably no one ever wades through all that they have to say — But just the same it seemed too bad that the class of 37, Being able to read, had no magazine to take with them to heaven. So we slaved away on these campus slants in our liny rooms under the eaves. And now that were done, it’s hard to confess, that they only make LLamie s Last Leaves! But in days to come, they’ll remind you again ol the fun, the lood and the weather, 1 he theatre, the studes, the government, and the quizzes you took together. I here II be only this issue, and never another—you can t expect a perennial From a class that is graduating once and lor all in the year of the college centennial. 214 LLAMARADA SALIENT SLANTS Many years ago, one line October alternoon, Mr. Hammond said to a group ol freshmen: Young ladies, you are the Centennial Class.” We hadn’t thought much about it then, but be- fore long there was No Doubt in our minds, although there continues to be some controversy over what you get when you add one hundred graduating classes to 1857. No matter what you get, this has been some year. The fun ol being seniors comes just once, that is, unless you Hunk. Of course, there are a good many ' lasts’ —like the last Mountain Day, the last sophomore carol seren- ade, the last vacations, and the last midyears. But il you get leeling too sad, just remember that you don’t have to have sophomores for serenades, and there are pretty good mountains in Switzerland il you want to know what dizzy height means. As for vacation —wrangle your one week holiday so that it will coincide with alumnae re- unions at Mount Holyoke, and then you can come back and talk about the best days ol your life, midyear exams and term papers. And when your daughter arrives some twenty years from now, to reg- ister as a freshman, she will probably have to take swimming tests along with vocabulary tests. But yank her out ol the chlorine long enough to remind her that the great class ol 1957 had a lot to do with raising money. We were smart—didn t we get the chance to hear Richard Bonelli, Harold Bauer, Arthur Fiedler and Albert Spaulding, and still help the swimming pool fund? Mount Holyoke went into the radio field this year, too—making her debut over station WSPR in Springfield, with two series ol programs, the last of which were also broadcast over the Colonial Network. Of course, this may seem rather primitive to your daughter who has a television radio set in her car. but it thrilled us within an inch ol our lives to hear students talk- ing smoothly over the air, when they had been scared rigid beforehand. It was either that superhuman power, or the stony glare of the mike that did it! 1 hey all imagined an audience listen- ing in. too, just so they wouldn t leel too foolish. Mount Holyoke students theoreti- cally reside in South Hadley, but they certainly spread themselves out during the course of the year. I here is the Glee Club ol 125 undergraduates who gave carol concerts this year in Holy- oke, Boston, New York and Washing- ton; there is the group of thirty-six students who went to I Iarvard and Radcliffe for the annual Model League of Nations Assembly; the delegates Irom our Outing club who visited the clubs of various other colleges, and debaters who went to Bowdoin. We don t have to mention all the people who went to the Darthmouth Winter Carnival, or 215 . cteen Jinnixd LLAMARADA unX Lntif—dr'cveu series ol house parties, or to Amherst. Pardon the denouement, hut this para- graph is getting too long. We spent a lot ol time this year writing songs, and designing costumes and collecting old gowns for the Cen- tennial. and pouf, it was over so quickly that even Gold man’s hand sounded as if it were running instead ol marching. We’d like to give you a report ol Commencement too, in our salient manner, hut all we can do is to prophesy that the Great God Rain will he among those present. If he is, it will he about the hundredth time since the college was opened, and if you knew any history at all, you’d know that was an excellent hatting average. 216 C ujLtcen jJ-lunXrc LLAMARADA uni Jhittn— 2 17 1'uicteen ,r l tinA cA LLAMARADA uthi JU,— 'c 'cu THAT WEATHER Week after damp week, students have been lorced to the conclusion not only that OlcI Man Winter dis- approves ol Jackie Frost and everything nice, hut also that the students dis- approve ol stubborn Old Man Winter. Life is a labyrinth, as it is, and Weather only adds superfluous corners. It has messed up the wardrobe prob- lem— each student is forced to peer into dark closets each morning deciding what-to-wear today instead of trickling into a ski suit, which does not even have extra trousers to complicate things. And this anaemic winter lias given the gym department a nightmare. Instructors were courageous, and spoke words of cheer and hope at each rainy session, but their optimism laded in February along with the remnants ol the fringes ol snow conceded us by the Hoary-Headed One. Students played ping-pong and were read Cornelia ()tis Skinner, while others took up fencing. Flashing foils wins ked through the air in place ol the icy blasts. Some optimists planned three carnivals, but the Weather whimsic ally remove d the ice at the last moment. Not everyone bore wi th the weather as bravely as the gym department did. Wit ness the pathetic sign on the bulle- tin board —- bor sale — practically new pair ol skates, size 6. No doubt, she had received them for Christmas, with her eyes shining at the thought ol the ligure eights she would add up on Lower Lake. Ski suits were cast aside in scorn, and pussywillows bloomed on erstwhile snow-bound slopes ol Prospect. Spring fever detracted Irom student mentality Irom the very beginning o I the second semester. Everyone got her leet wet. I do not think the weather was very carefully thought out. Any college girl who has taken Baby English could suggest delinite improvement in its organization. 218 A LLAMARADA «U 7 even HER MASTER S VOICE by CLARE KUMMER “A superb performance, from Tl ie Undergraduate Voice. I be actors attained those elusive shades of inter- pretation which only skilful actors reach ’ Irom Faculty Feeling. “An en- joyable evening. Irom The Ac! minis- trative Ledger. I he (lowers go to Alice Wiley, Harriet Preston, Norma Davis, Janice Hallett, Mr. Christ, Mr. Holmes, and Mr. Green lor the great success ol the play. 219 AnnLci LLAMARADA cvoi COMEDIE FRANC AI SE Mount Holyoke movies starred Simone Simon lliis year in a spec- tacular multiple feature, eight foreign movies for the price of three. The col- lege (locked to see these I-durational lectures, and “an especially good time was had by all members ol the French and German Departments, majors in the French and German Departments, and seniors who had spent tlie Junior Year abroad. K-nock, k-nock, said i your reviewer after the lirst picture, but it was explained lo us that that was no lair; i I the conversation had been a bit too rapid, it was only the movie machine that was fast, not the French. We went back to the second, k-nock- ing on wood, because a dollar is a dollar. And behold, our k-nowledge ol brench had improved, for not only had they slowed the machine to our tempo; they had thoughtlully provided captions in Fnglish. and we could understand everything. and even k nit comfortably as we listened. And there was Simone Simon (pronounced See moan See -Aloan or S moan S moan) but thi s was in the days before she be- came la sauvage tencire, and was still a plump and modest maiden. Is this the passionate French romance we have heard so much about we asked, but our instructors explained that the Frendi are not really a passionate, but a logical and cool-headed nation. With les Precieuses, memories ol Fresl iman French wo ke within us; we sat tense, waiting lor the part we knew, and had our reward informing the mystilied neighbor on our lell that an voleur meant Slop I hie I! Waltz Time in Vienna, again, was right up our allev, lor we know what hearts wi II do w in three-quarter time; and Slalom too, which means that a girl must know her winter sports, everywhere but in South Hadley, 10 57. where this is a super- 11 nous accomplishment. Pure Communist propaganda right here in Mount Holyoke, we said, deeply shocked, when we saw The iXeiv Cjulliver, and it seems that even the I eachers’ Oath is no protection. But Her aIte und der Junge Konig, with a bow to the History Department, redressed the balance by ending on a fascist note. As lor Le Million, or for any number of million brenchmen, we said, they may be all wrong about American movies; look, we pointed with pride, at what they did to Simone! Sometimes the English captions were left off. and then as far as we were concerned, continental repartee went in one ear and out the o ther. But little Audrey, keeping a still upper lip, laughed and laughed, to show she wasn t missing a thing. 220 LLAMARADA and even DONA CLARINES by ALVAREZ QUINTERO produced under the direction ol HELEN W. CURRIE Tata Escopeta Don Basilio Lujan Marcela Daria Dona Clarines Miquel THE CAST in order oj appearance Constance I lutzler Donald Bailey Paul Saintonge John Lohh Dorothy Goldstein Janice Hallett Katharine Metcalf Robert Christ 221 luc teen -J-lnnArcX LLAMARADA Ci't’ii BEAUTY IN BLANK VERSE I’ve just teen over Brigham way lo see M iss Osborne. She has been here several days. Advising girls on how lo walk and sit. And how lo lix iheir hair and choose their clothes. Elizabeth Arden s lecture had just come A week or so before, so all the girls Knew just what they should do to get an A. A few are using Arden s astringent now. Rubbing a rosy bloom into their cheeks. But on the rest, the same untouched complexions Deny the need ol artificial aids. A cross cut of the harassed hurrying herd Indicates no change in daily wear . . . A bright Brooks with pearls or ascot walks along Beside a smoky sweater, brilliant skirt. And woollen socks and rugged rubber heels r— 1 here s no law governing what duds you don. For art, the libe, or baby zo or ec. No one cares what other people wear. Just so there be no pants, no saddle shoes. Or socks on Saturday at swingtime studes. uuAteJi 222 LLAMARADA 1 ,;? MAY QUEEN, 1957 Mildred L. I liomssen HER ATTENDANTS Louise W. Bloomfield Bari 5ara F. Ely A. Ernestine Goodyer I heodora E. Smith Rhoda M. Steckel Elizabeth Walker 221 me teen 'J-innXt eX LLAMARADA ami lLiTtn— )c 'en 7 WHAT WE READ 1 lie well dressed dinner conversa- tion tliis year included quotes and quips Irom the New Yorker, Life. that swell new portfolio size anecdotal newsreel. Coronet, the pint size artistic magazine, replete with shots ol onion rings and boiler pipes. Stage, and Vogue. I-iterary discussions usually led sooner or later to Gone with the W ind, the whole 1036 pages of it. But a key to the real leisure time reading interest ol the college is in the piles ol magazines, read by Ireshma.i and senior alike, both with her knit- ting in hand. Although the romances in the American and the Cosmopolitan are all concocted by a formula, they are always welcome relief from long periods ol Orth and Cushman or Schlechter. Newspapers — the I imes and the i ribune with some incredible locals— fly Irom clipper to clipper For their daily or weekly surrender of articles and pic- tures ol interest to art, economics, soci and zo. In sheer size at the end ol the year, these manufactured scrap books vie wit h ti it Margaret Mitchell epic. Somebody has to write all this if anyone is to read it. and the Mount Holyoke faculty has been right in the Iront line this year as far as publica- tions are concerned. I he book on I lorace by Miss Griffith, Mr. Saintonge and Mr. Burgevin is well known al- ready. Others who have written are ¥ Miss Wild. Miss Morgan, Miss Neil- son. Miss Putnam, Mr. Holmes, Mr. Uusk, Mr. Balk and Mr. Kotschnig. 224 LLAMARADA ,J 7 :vcn LOVELY LEISURE Wanted — three ounces of leisure time in which to write this treatise on leisure, because it is very difficult to write about something when you have none ol it to write it in. This creature Leisure is just a speaking acquaintance ol most college girls, but tKey speak ol it so intimately, even quibbling as to whether it should be called Leeshurc or Lezli ure, when obviously, it should be called in lor being so long overdue. A Ireshman just passed by, and when asked what were her views on leisure time she gazed mournfully at I he pile of books in her arm and at her ink-spotted fingers, and solemnly stated that she knew nothing about it. Leisure too'% pure means those rare split seconds ol eternity when you don’t have anything to do, and when you re not thinking of something that you ought to be doing. This delicious state ol affairs occurs three times a year—in September, the night before you begin dealing out class cards; be- tween semesters when your notebook is just a desert ol clean white pages; and alter the last exam in June when you may consider yourself ei tlier Va, Vi, % or all educated. The members ol the laculty think that th ey have this question of time all settled — 15 hours of classes, 50 hours ol preparation, and the other 8 5 hours in the week to be wasted in sleeping, eating and recuperating. But I hey lorget the hours spent lor quizzes, papers and reports, and the eons ol time that you have lo spend just think- ing about what you are going to do. Of course, while you are thinking, you may be sitting on pageant or in a tea room, or wa Iking around the lake, or even on the trolley to Holyoke. And this just about ends our theories on leisure, because we have to start think- ing about that quiz, so we can go away this weekend. 726 ram LLAMARADA l 'lU 227 uiL'teen J-lnn ?c LLAMARADA mni Lttl:f— = cven V Ff I AT FELLOW FOOD Dearest Mom, I do wish you'd hurry and send me some more lood. Honestly they just about starve us up here. Why all we had lor dinner last night was hot dogs and canned peaches—of course, it was on account o le Go I tie n Rule Dinner, and we had had a big lunch, but it just gives you an idea! I he chance lor anyone, even a freshman, to gain ten pounds, is mighty slim. Mary and I went out to tea yester- day afternoon to get ready for the Golden Rule. They have the best cinnamon toast in Wilbur! If I get the secret lor its success, do you think you can try it when I m home for vacation? Did I tell you about the new peanut butter and marshmallow sandwiches being sold for Junior Lunch this year? T hey re just delicious. T hey bolster up my feelings so much right before Baby Ec—everything must have a silver lining, I think, when I feel so benevo- lent. everything from the clouds to the Gold Standard Act. You know, I was just thinking, i! you sent me a jar ol peanut butter and a can ol marsh- mallow Hull we could make some our- sel ves to have with our crackers and milk at nine- thirty. You won I lorget to put that date and nut bread in my laundry case when you send it. will you? Really, N lo llier. I 1 are to get my nourishment somehow. Why it was just yesterday that Dot and I. to confirm our worst suspicions, wandered into the C om- ni issarv. No one was around, so we— er—well, we—er did a little snooping. W hat we found out will probably in- fluence your promptness in sending boxes to me. Only 3000 pounds ol potatoes are used a week! And what s more about 400 gallons of soup. 140 gallons ol ice c ream, and QOO heads ol lettuce are used weekly, hverv time we have steak 600 pounds ol tender- loin are bought and 1200 pounds ol turkey are purchased lor (lull special Sunday dish. As lor spinach—eighteen bushels of it are prepared for every Popeye meal. Guess that’s all I have to tell you lor now. except that we re studying Nutrition now in Physiology— Loads ol love, Jean. P.S. My blue dress must have shrunk when I sent it to the cleaners. I can t get into it any longer. 228 THE CENTENNIAL CLASS HAS FOUND EVERYTHING AT THE RALSTON SHOP FROM ANGORA SWEATERS TO PROM DRESS TO SENIOR EMBLEM. WE DIDN’T WAIT TILL SENIOR YEAR TO FIND TFIAT CHILDS, 273-279 HIGH STREET, HOLYOKE, IS THE PLACE FOR SHOES. WHO EVER WENT INTO HOLYOKE FROM CAMPUS WITHOUT STOPPING AT BECKMANN’S? THE COLLEGE INN IS AS MUCH A PART OF COLLEGE AS THE LIBE, P.O., AND PAGEANT FIELD. More Than Two Generations of Mt. Holyoke Students Have Used This Bank as Their Depository for Checking Account Funds This record is not only a convincing testi- monial of confidence in our strength and stability, but a notable endorsement of our facilities and service as well. The same attentive consideration that we gave to those who are now Mount Holyoke Alumnae is being extended to present undergraduates, and will continue to be offered to the generations of Mount Holyoke students yet to come. HADLEY FALLS TRUST CO. Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 58 Suffolk Street Branch at 342 Dwight Street HOLYOKE, MASS. HOTEL HOLYOKE COMPLETELY RENOVATED POPULAR-PRICED RESTAURANT RATES FROM $2.50 WITH BATH ♦ THE BETTER KIND OF BUSINESS TRAINING Catalog on Request BAY PATH INSTITUTE Business Training of College Grade SPRINGFIELD, MASS. PAUL GAWZNER Managing Director Nearly 600 Bay Path Graduates Placed in Permanent Positions in 1936 THE CLASS OF 1938 Holyoke National Bank, during the past four years, has enjoyed the patronage of Do You Read many members of the Class of 1937. The Valley Campus7' It is the wish of those connected with our Institution that you all may approach In The commencement with confidence, that you HOLYOKE may go forth with faith and courage to a TRANSCRIPT-TELEGRAM successful work of your own choosing. 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CUPID'S INN SANDWICH SHOP Home of Cupid's Hamburgers and Grilled Sandwiches 239 Maple Street 155 State Street Holyoke Springfield Cigarette Burns, Moth Holes, Tears Rewoven Invisibly RITZ CLEANERS AND DYERS 256 Maple Street Opp. Hotel Holyoke Phone 2-3333 DOROTHY PIERCE Owner-Mgr. F. C. Huyck Sons KENWOOD MILLS Albany, N. Y. Manufacturers of RUGS AND BLANKETS Address: Contract Dept. Compliments of Mr. B. J. Dolan A ime Dupont Studio 509 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE “1937 LLAMARADA” • Artists and Makers of Fine Printing Plates for Black or Color The Largest College Annual Designers and Engravers in America . . . JamT Ollier Engraving Co. 3 7 U . U a l ilnjto n (21 i c a. j a , 2) llinoii ! I e. t e id no Aulititute fj o t fi u a. I i t y 1