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

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feeling of quietness and Fall. lvp Clrzpp Puflz Holyoke lVare.v, herds to yon HE W.-wns c'AM1+:, and Nlount Holyoke was proud to have them. lVe liked their blue uni- forms and the South Campus drills, but most of all we liked them. 1lIOIll'II.fIIl .ll1'r1ule-Jfrrl xfigflxli 32 iclxvllls lay on the ground, and about the walks. the trees, and the buildings was a ffr.,gjg'kU3... 345 RE' av up W l E XYERE s'rERN SENIORS in caps and gownsg the D reshmen, mouse-like Minute- lNIen insecurely clad in newspaper. Their facility in carrying out orders and their excellent posture were especially pleasing to our critical eyes. 13

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lfnnvnuatinn COLLEGE OPENED on il warm fall evening. Lines of seniors marched in caps and gowns. In the gallery freshmen, eager to see and to l1011r, sat lmoside juniors, El little proud, who tried to explain it all. There was talk of Holyoke and of war-tlic XVAVES will come-some of us will ac-cvlcratofsonic will I1l1ll'I'y. All will work and sturly and lill tlivir days to the brim. This is 1942. l 12

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Bazrinvlrlyr' flf'11n1f1l1'0.w Tense rn om auf Angels in wrlifing Painting and Pnehaarsinq TENSE BACKSTAGE XVAITING, vacant Ophelia, Paul's remarkably coordinated horse, and the lVI.H.T. song will always come to mind first when we think of Show, but October 31st, 194Q was also, as everyone agreed, a Junior Show to remember. It will be a long time before we forget the vivid impression of those crazy Russians and their Hhyper- dynamicsf, defense and intrigue in Green- wich Village, and the songs the campus is still singingfnffome Again, Tovaritchn and Pajama Balletf, VVe laughed, stamped, clapped, and are still talking about '44's major triumph.