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

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Sports The gaiety of . . banquet climaxed another successful season of fall sports. There was much to discuss besides the technique of tackling or the last breakfast ride . . . Holyoke still remembers tin friendly competition of Pembroke Day when the Providence girls matched us in speedball, hockey, riding . . . We re still talking over the faculty speedball game . . . and the award of the Sarah Streeter Cup to Lois Jenkins and Helen Bronson . . . There were promises of fun in the new Skating Club ... More and more does . . justify its community-wide membership. 12

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 e were thrilled with the beginnings of things new classes ami professors, new friends, new ideas hut it was good to see the old again — people, traditions, places unchanged . . . We unpacked, greeted everyone, signed up for clubs, bought hooks, told summer’s tales . . . e were here! lr C.1t Xi. Mr. lingers. lr. lr Multan. Mr. (ianlnrr, Mr. Ciantalli.

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I hc sophomores won the most points in fall sports, although 11 was dose at their heels it was the first freshman class in four vears to heat the seniors in hockev. w' • Fmily Hyrd won the tennis singles, ami |{uth Wilson, badminton . . . Amherst joined Holyoke for mixed doubles on October o . . . two weeks later Dorotln Farmer placed fifth in an archery compe- tition at the I niversit of Connecticut.