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

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• International Relations Club keeps its 200 members and the campus aware of the effect of the nation’s actions on the world outside her borders. In so doing, it emphasizes the responsibilities of college students as active citizens in this post-war world. We associate with IRC: a current events bulletin board, intense discussions following student and outside speakers, and an annual intercollegiate conference. Sybil Smart, President, Laurie Gott, lit lie Schneider, Shakey Davis. We must make UNO effective! Together with Debate Club, IRC sponsors current events discussions every two weeks. J«k Mills

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 • The News shows the college trends not only in activities, but also in thought. Filled each week with stu- dents’ letters, the public opinion col- umn has been the proving ground for new organizations and ideas. Here are Marge Anderson, editor, Gitt, Martin, Bell, Gangel, Noland, and Graves, working to meet the deadline. V . The honorary literary society of the campus is Blackstick. Its officers are Norma Gangel, Frannie Unger, Madeleine Munn, Miriam Trucs- dcll, with Mary McCullough as President. • Pan is the magazine for the expression of creative thought. Here are Karhie Sweeney, Sue Kelley, Madeleine Munn, Edna Staloff, Mary McCullough, Norma Gangel, Sally Rock and Margie Ennenga. 20

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 r CHAPEL and FELLOWSHIP OF FAITHS • Impressions of chapel create a lasting picture . . . the rose window, the high altar, stone pillars, the little chapel with connecting windows, the white-robed choir, the tones of the organ, student chapel talks, President Ham and his Scriptures, I . Park’s van Dyke beard, Convocation, Easter, the Glee Club concert . . . 22