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

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Prepared for action There came a time when looking out the window in the morning we found the campus blanketed in snow. Suddenly the bicycles were absent from dorm fronts and skis lined the porches instead. Dr. Patrie pulled out her carton of crutches for emergencies and the winter sports season commenced. Veteran skiers took hold of Prospect slopes and spent weekends at Stowe and Brattleboro. For the rest of us Infirmary Hill was a fine place to learn and so appropriately located for the winter sports classes. Our legs were in the air more than our heads. Other times we dragged out our ice skates, left our home work in a critical state, and went to the skating rink. Some ankles caved in; some caved out; others stood straight and were chosen to skate in exhibitions and the ice-carnival. Some of us with a love for the excitement of a roller coaster jumped aboard toboggans and sleighs to travel down near-by hills. It was sad to see the ice crack and the snow melt. Bicycles came out again and the skis began to disappear. Winter s wonderful! Which ones are mine?

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Carolyn Louise Bushell Economics ami Sociology Jean Lee Butler English Composition Mary Brinesmade Brown Zoology Susanne Robeson Buckley Econontis and Sociology 24 Winter Sports

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