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

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Landmark people. Which face belonged to which name? The newness of college life drew us together in a common bond, though our reasons lor coming were numerous as we soon found. We were sure that the class of ‘ i7 was going to do important things on campus. Ruth Elaine Abrams Chemistry Mary Lucille Allison History Hilma Elizabeth Anderson English Composition Joyce Carroll Arnstam Department Major in English

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8:25 Blues The first days were filled with ordered confusion. Everyone had to be somewhere all the time, it seemed, but how did you get there? What happened next? All of the others were freshmen in the same situarion but what were their names? Did they feel as strange as you did? There were times when we were sure we wanted to go home, but there were more times we were sure we wanted to stay. Our first glimpse was reassuring. The college hadn't changed a bit since we had visited the campus. In the fall South Hadley was a pretty sight. It looked the way a college should—red brick, green ivy, and green shade. The big gate stood open. Cars and people were everywhere. Was one of those girls your roommate. ' Our rooms were unexpectedly empty. Almost the first thing we did was to start planning and buying room decor- ations. Roommates went hunting for cushiony chairs, and prac- tically stood on their heads hanging pictures and curtains. The times we weren't rushing somewhere or getting settled we got to know our next door neighbors. We met so many new Academic at enues It's the Sat) for me! First Impressions

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Alice Gertrude Asplund Chemistry Edith Elizabeth Ayles Chemistry Jane Montgomery Banta Chemistry