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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1948 volume:

1948 presents Willi pride ami happiness the class of P)I8 honors Miss Mildred Howard, ehaiiman-prolessor of lhe Physical I d neat ion Department. I'hough I he days of hod mechanics and seasonal sports mav have held |H rilons moments along with tin ga ones, looking hack we remember that it was her enthusiasm and encouraging smile that stimulated the athlete in iis. Just to look at Miss Howard is to know she is oiir pal. and her “muscle” role in l aeultv Show proves that women are anything HI T the weaker sex. She is not onl loved as a genial person, but admired a constructive teacher. So to vou. Miss Howard. appreciation ol all you have given us during bright years, this book is respectfully dedicated. ■ano UO I3}U3 pU'B ‘SIU}S 3I{} }33UI ‘sS S 31H J3A0 HH Si fining I hr contract ENTRANCE oil open the door ami groan Oh mv cell lor this year! Hut once the unpacking begins vou wonder where everything will fit. and be- lieve it or not. hv the end of the dav it reallv looks like home. Some- times before lunch sou wipe vour fevered brow and trudge up the hill to register. Dodging the freshmen's moving vans, a sun-burned octopus sudden I v comes screaming toward vou and nearlv knocks vou off vour feet. It turns out to be last vear’s roommate saving hello, and vou wend vour wav together through tin queues in Vlarv Lvon, Inning directories, and attaching vour John Hancock to various and sundrv legal documents. On the way bark from the C.I. you try to account for money ou couldn’t POSSIBLE have spent, but finding no holes in w ur new fall purse, you resolve to write home immediatelv. expounding on the high cost of living, and begging for lenience. But honest and tml you an glad to be hack. The dinner gong meets highly with vour approval that night: you listen to tales of summer escapades, and as tin chapel hell rings for Convocation, von begin to feel like a college girl again. Our marshalls, Deke ami an Haw (i punt timr? Props S k •nee. president: Pearson: Still iron: (Hunter. Hats off to S.G. A. in tkiis its fourth year of operation. ith Spence as its capable, enthusiastic student president, the student body has continued to show itself capable of efficient self-government. We are proud of ourselves and our S.G.A. officers. And patting ourselves on our combined backs some more—we think our bouse presidents have done a grand job too. bringing S.G.A. rules into the dorms and re- minding us gentlx but firm lx just what tin rules are. Acs. we are proud of S.G. A. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 12 ri {linger: DuJJns. chairman: Perry; Moans: Kanch: Cupp: II Ulurrl. JUDICIAL BOARD J.B. members do not wear black robes or horn-rimmed glasses. Thc arc your classmates, even your best friends, and the are ver much interested in making our rules understandable and reasonable. s J.B. head this year. Duff) has done a grand job. She and the J.B. hoard have punished failures to comph with the rules but more important, they have the confidence of the students. COMMITTEE HEADS Their efforts are almost never lauded Imt the make the wheels go round. These are our S.(� . . committee heads and their jobs range from choosing the Fridav night movie to counting Susie 0 8 exlra- currieular activity points. What would we do without them? in eeilham. preside!it: Hire DoKIvn. vice-pres.: IJeanor •nicer, treasurer: I'ut Seaman, secretary: Betty .McKinley, 'fleant-at-arms: Joan Rodemann. song hauler. I II idaff. president; Betty Dnlbeck. rice pres.: Jane Back, isnrer: (Inn latte Miller, si’t retare: Bath Sihimrlz, leant -at -arms: I'at ('.rushy, sang leader. II CLASS OFFICERS Junior ami senior years . . . wonderful limes, ami increased duties for the class officers. Senior presi- dent. Nan Needham was the guiding hand behind our last year. liile to underclassmen details of Hazing Day, Commencement activities, and Senior Ball are vague. Nan and her cohorts have made them occasions we seniors will long remem- her . . . Dot W idoff. 1949 8 president, and her lieutenants performed very capably, as did those in charge of very special activities such as Junior Lunch. Show, and Little Sisters. Our foreign si intent a The sophomores, under the leadership of hlark-haired Betsy Blatz. have had a vigorous year. Having outgrown their “hah hood.” our little sisters have taken an active part in all college affairs, escaping the scourge of sophouioritis with feu casualties, ssisting Betsy were Liz Master. Betsy Jacob. I Jot Cojndand, Mary Conway, and Helen Bennc an. who all worked together closelv on class activities. . . . The freshmen have proceeded capably through the neophyte period under their president. Sue jNeidlinger, who is as well known for her skiing ability as for the oflice she held. I ndcr Sarah Bayne as song leader, the freshmen demonstrated their vocal ability with loyal support at Junior Show, and by enthusiastic serenades to their big sisters. Payne, tjuuigren, Dillingham. Speers, Rice, Marks: If itloff: Kaplan, president: Kira. I.K.C. . . . Inlernalional Relations Club, under the leadership of Rhoda Kaplan, enables us to keep close eon tact with world affairs, through sponsorship of outstanding speakers, weekly current events discussions, and intercollegiate conferences. FKIFNDS OF ART . . . Nobody is a better friend of art than the group on campus. Friends of Art. Not only do they circulate colorful pictures for your uninteresting walls (for a price) but they invite such interesting [ eoplc as Crazziano to talk on llo to Faint a Mural, and they serve delicious brownies al their receptions. DFBATE . . . Debate Club had a very successful year, highlighted by the practice tournament at Vermont, and the college s own Anna (!. Kdwards prize. They spent tniieli of their time debating the advisability of establishing a federal world government. Tucker; Ztifipr; Roser. [trcsitlent; 11 an if an; ('lav ntol. and while cottas: intercollegiate concert at Radcliffe. concerts with Harvard and M.I.T.. year of Jubilo. For inspiration add the impecca- ble direetion of Miss Douglass, the ceaseless cnerg of Mherta Loughran. and together these swnbolizc Glee Club. I1) 18. BLACK STICK . . • the campus honorary litcran societ . is a small group of aspiring authors who meet several limes (luring the year to discuss and criticize each other's works. I his year, those privileged to he initiated h wearing lines of black tape down their noses were selected through open trvouts. FKLLOWSIIII . . . Through its three commissions of worship, education, ami service. Fellowship of Faiths has been beneficial both to the college students and the surrounding communities. It unites faiths and actions in its striving for the common good. Okie: ( limu n: Davies, president Hauler: I.oiiflhnin. president: Dale: Smith. Ilills: llariev, co-president; (ion over: II arren: Johnson: I life: Jones: iederhmder. ACT ' v v . X ' xv. v ' V'. • VV ' N X ' ■working from script v V •� . . S? f gnoti script, ucll learned . a long rim pcrfnnnnncr. :o The Others WE SEARCH Then? conies a time in every student's life when the curtain rises on the mundane matters of study. She ll gather tip an impressive number of books and head lor the library, and a quiet corner in the stacks il there s a blue book or paper lurking on the horizon. She may he luck) enough to find a carrel not in use h a harried Senior working feverishly on her honor-paper or a Fresh- man. equally upset about that scourge of life, the source theme! If. however, our heroine is the scientific type. Clapp, the Chem. or the Physics building may hold more appeal. The Irtistic 22 Thu Scientific lpnnmraslination tppliculion We have also devotees of ihe arts. Thc can he found in the Dwight library or in tin more private sanctuaries of the artistic life, where energies can he devoted to splashing paint or sculping. ’ while Pratt Music Hall reverberates at almost an hour with ardent practitioners of the violin and piano. Lab Theater is the second home ol main would-be Bernhardts who pul their all into each production: the radio lab in Mar IS. Woolle is c |iialh active. (Heads can even he found buried in a hook at W ilbur and other local haunts, hut this polic is not recommended!I Vs a last resort, it rcall i possible to Studv in our room, if von re strong enough to avoid the temptations ol the smoker, radio, and BKD!! 2 Concentration a 3 b'tQ' I lumini: Johnson: II nrren; II hit in : Ifarci'v. editor-in- chief; Dcklvn; McConnell. II ho cropped this picture? AUTHORS PAN . . . I 11 Niedcrlander and Klaine Becker combined their tal ‘nIs ibis year to edit Pan's poetrs and prose. Tbe article featuring excerpts from the Pan of fills sears ago contained amusing comments on past utterances, but on! went to prose we haven't changed as much as we might I liink. LL M ARAD A . . . 'This is our production . . . Marses was our abb- stage manager. Ylickes beaded photographs. I)chc g cress created the sets. Mill Johnson financed us. Km Warren took charge of script. Phs I Whiting secured our angels. and Juds took care of the choreographs (Llamie dance to sou.) AND AGENTS C.cllami; Heckcr tintl ietlorlander. nwditors: Itranlslrv: ('.(mover: Otis JNKWS ... I ndcr I hr ahlr leadership of its editor. Bobbie Lewis, the Xoivs has kept us well posted oil campus activities, and offered everything from editorials on ini- • r portant issues of the da to the up-to-date social news in ' Much do. Ilethime stories I hum: I Hack; Keaiinfi: I.an is. cdilor-iti -chief: ■ tinner: (tel- ler: Mi K inlev: Sapjiington. Wv the animals The MINT'S well spot-lighted drive for Millions in No 'Pime was organized under Javne rmslrong to raise money lor the endowment C • “ of faculty salaries and for the new physical (■duration building. Nearly fift thousand dollar. was pledged h the undergraduates. Wooden replieas of our four elass animals appeared on rumpus la t fall as barometers of class pledges. The MINT gained publicity and money through the sale of peppermint -striped petticoats and mint candy. a contribution from I-aculis Show, the Swap Shop, a hiss in Xanadu” and many individual enterprises. M.I.N. T. Same costume. note star. THE CHORUS In lili;_'liI in our college script is choir and its music-making for church. candlelight vespers, and those earlv morning chapels. The freshman choir makes its debut in the fall and takes over the music for l Yida chapels and occasional vespers. The sophomores, under- studies for the junior choir, who process almost everv Sundav morn- ing. sing several impressive church services. The seniors, occupied with ’other things.” content themselves with a few church and vesper services. The Lion gives a well-deserved roar lor Miss Douglass, her enthusiasm and patience in drilling the choirs. ('.horns line Curtain !8 livhcarsal Pcrjmnumcv DENOUEMENT 1 Melodrama! Hands tremble. faces I urn while, and minds go blank. Horrors. How will you ever make head or tail out of those 365 notes? Do you know enough to write for two hours? Feverishly ou betake ourself to the libe. hibernate in the farthest corner of the lower level of the stacks and commune with the deep, dark mysteries of votir notebook. (Hassy-evcd on emerge for luneh and dinner and still glassy-cxcd return to the blind hunt for OOKRKCT answers. The hour arrives and the students enter the examination room with six fountain pens and twelve pencils to write frantically for two hours. I'or I wo hours all is oblivion except llial deadly hook with tin blur cover. Kvervone staggers from the room. finished . . . This is what we all foresee as exam week. It never quite lives up to these expectations! Miraeles! You have lots of extra time. There is mans a bridge game in the smoker, there are trips to the C.I. and longer trips home and abroad You ean actually say Good Morning' to your roommate I wire without rushing. nd before you know it exams are over. ()l eourse %oii ve studied, hard undoubtedly, but it wasn t bad and you have the satisfaetion of another semester tucked safely away under your belt. ’'The u'eeping and the laugh tor Hupp springs eternal Pont mortem ad-libbing I.. I. Hoard: Perry, president Hoard: rnlmrpi. president OFF-STAGE Do on want In |� la rlas . basketball or hail in in I on? Do you want to pJa tournament tennis or risk xour life in the instructors lifesaving course? Join . . Kver vear those Mil l ’s who aspire to vim. vigor, and vitalitx go all out for the intramural sports sponsored b .A. nd the enthusiasts of barn dancing, trail blazing, and outdoor fire- place sings congregate to O.C. O.C. was buss as a bee in 18 lun for all and something new going on ever minute, everx weekend. Tor the Mil l’s who like to trip the light fantastic a la modern stxle there is Dance Club. Members of Dance Club whirl and twirl all sear. and top off their efforts with an accomplished recital in tin spring. Iinner (Huh: II islmrr. president Knidiots Knights DIVERSION I ft i In- liuth Hen ding the bote The miss missed lien I he skating rink is frozen or Prosper! has a beautiful rovering of powder snow and the sk is elear who wauls to solve those math problems an way? And who ran resist spring and a laz paddle on up|� er lake or a halitn afternoon on the archer range? I our semesters of required g m and all. it's a rare lassie that doesn t find at least one sport that suits her to a T.” FOOD If nidi that figure e thought food was ho important that we've given it a ''lull spread in 111is production . . . cs. there seems to he a sort ol magnetic at trac- tion between us and eatables of all sizes, shapes, ami contents. Delightful concoctions of ice-creams and cakes max be seen soothing our parched throats from earlx morning until Man Lx on calls sleeps gourmets home. Tliex sax the xvax to a Man's heart is through his stomach. We're doing the sampling now; we'll earr out the FOR THOUGHT I lir v til so rul . . . I i first i iv� deal in fis Three limes a «lav those dinner bells ring until now we have a condi- tioned response, somewhat more refined, hut on the same level as Pavlov s dog. lint once we have reached the food, we discuss the davs events, criticize professorial Icclniiipies. and tackle problems d amour. Food inspires 1«� bigger, better things. 35 DRAMA Kverx year D.C. goes into a huddle of grease paint and talent am comes up with such productions as Ladies in Retirement.” the an nual Max Pageant, and its contribution to the Mint this year, tin torrid Kiss in Xanadu.” With the help of Mr. isiner and Mrs Wallace classmates become all sorts of intriguing characters am “ r Chapin turns into palace and dungeon. Rack stage or in front of tin footlights D.C. has talent—lots of it. II omen lincarr II omen ” ie lerlun ler. president: Colley: Kvtltl: II oiler Ilarbier tie Seville 37 SPRING If ailing for spring Oni on the road Spring Ionic When March has come in like a lion and gone out like a lamb, all M.ll. I. s lake a deep breath of Spring air and lose most thoughts of the academic. Not completely of course, because there's always the grim prospect of exams, and—Oh. death in life—majors! But meanwhile, one can concentrate on the spring- time jovs of sun-worshipping on the canoe-dock and joining the smitten-hearts brigade. Sourer oj 40 tv 77m Hiusr that refreshes . . . You just ran t live in South I ladles for lour years without getting pirnie fever. On a brisk fall la when the trees are turning eolor a hike ride through the Notch or a climb to the 0.(1. cabin are right in order and that means pienic lunehes. f ile best portable radio on the Hour is eom- mandeered and all the latest magazines and sou are off to sjM nd a beautiful das on top o! a moun- tain max Ik or beside the (lonneetieul. W hn rair-y The wc alher is beautiful and South I ladles i a mights preltx place to be. AND THERE ARE PICNICS Tall ami Spring weekends picnics turn co-ed. II you can convince your date that In realls can ride a bicycle and likes his food, hugs or no hugs, then it’s awa for fun at the 0.(1. cabin around an open fire or out to Paradise when there are wild flowers galore. nd if on can convince him that he ought toelimh Mount Holyoke then sou deserve a medal! But whether you hike to mherst and hack or sit | eacefulls on the canoe dock there’s nothing like a picnic w ith s our date and evers hods else and their dates to make much merriment. Vnd what heller wa could there possihls he to show that man in sour life that sou are no I i I in the valles hut an all around woman? Frlicitv Ihmu’sticitv Rusticity ■big moments 44 U e make our oun climaxes . . . moments to remember, and no return en{implements. On a beautiful crisp fall afternoon (we hope!) about four week after classes begin Holyoke gals put awa their hooks and go all out for I Jamie weekend. 'Ill K )NI . the box next door at home, and a I wa x s blind dates arrive on campus for llolxokc’s first albeollege dance ol tin xear. Now there is the chance to see that simplv terrific man xour roommate met this summer. Out comes xour favorite formal and xour best perfume, designed Incomplete!) captivate that man in xour lib . When he arrives you just knoxx all xour friends are peeking out tin window to look at him. Whether it is xour first or last l.lamie there is a suggestion of dreams and star dust in the air. Twelve o'clock comes all t � o soon. earv and happy, everyone troups home to compare notes. 46 ) mi arc the len ili• unit uv re flic D.Q.' 'I lie dance (the funds which make this pnxluetion possible) is the high point of a vers act i ve weekend. IP the weather is crisp and sunns there is our dear Connecticut Valles: has rides, picnics, and bicycle rides abound. If it rains, there is bridge in the smoker or gas gather- ings at the C.I. The O.C. cabin buzzes ssitli actis its and alsvavs some 'eager beavers climb Ml. Ilolsoke, the view really being worth the effort, bs the way. Sunday. bass voices join the high sopranos in church. Sunday night it is over and the mentors of another successful Mamie is sours. The morning after To the liunkrooin Ihnehed and bushed 47 4« HAZING Hazing l)av—when the senior arc their highest an l mightiest and tin freshmen are their lowliest and humhlest. No M II I will forget that da in tin fall of her first year when she docilelx wrote a com- [msition on ‘Mow High Is I p“ or pushed a date down the sacred t« |� s of Skinner. And cverx one remembers the dax she donned her cap and gown to think up higger and better com posit ions and stickier and smaller things to he pushed down Skinner steps h freshman noses. Were ou a 48 zooming Zero, a 'W rattling jalopx, a ’50 Duraschka straight from Russia, or a 51 fixing saucer out of nowhere. Mazing Dax was fun for all. creating a bond of good friendship be- tween freshmen and seniors. Il was atomic, and we loved ever} minute of it. from the try-outs to the finale chorus on stage, hven il you didn't get a blue balloon, vou couldn t forget Junior Show. Who but the class of lb would think of dream-man hill, Urania Slish. Chester himself, a seance, befuddled Stillborn, dream-dancing, the angels, and the nutt nuts, and all the craz songs and jokes in I | and tom ( Can I you just bear that immor- talized line: I'm sorrv, tlx Cabots are talking with God! i nd we must ask the class of 08 whether we pushed the pool ban! enough. Feminine strategy Fossil Follies oj 19 50 SHOW i filit more Guilty I ibrnli4his Willi tin help of licnzedrine and aspirin’ the class of 18 produce a rocket -ship—and Mr. W ismer made it H . with Chester at tli controls— pushed women off the facnllx . luult up a terrific ps c department with all new features as well as all male teachers’ brought in a vibrating female to intrude upon the male sanetit tin faculty, constructed Reese’s Rest, an institution for psvcln extraordinaire, and proceeded to immortalize in song and dance, tli Mount Holyoke of . () wars hence, etors. writers, directors, leehn eians and advisors guided the whole tiling to an explosive climax- hut I rania real I did it with her not -so-lethal atomic homh. and (h whole class of 18 behind her. Tin a bum tlir bell tnlb’d FACULTY SHOW 11 happens once every four years, and he you freshman or senior at the time of the great event, you will never forget it. ’Soap to Nuts' the latest inspiration of the MIIC faculty. was indeed a sight to hehold. ‘Twas a steal on the Queen for a Day” radio show, and professors, staid and not so staid, waltzed through a scene from (iarinen. up to the North Pole, and hack through the «lays of the (Jay '90‘s. Who could over forget President Ham as Don Jose or Mr. W illiams as the Toreador? nd we will always remember our lovely Queen fora Day Dean llyn. l olar I'tinnJr SOFII SKIT Each dash makes its dramatic dclmt with the presentation of its Soph Skit, the vehicle for introducing the class song to the rest of the college. During such a debut talent is uncovered, and perhaps a star is born ... 18 swooped onto the stage in Chapin and staged a giant fire-drill under the direction of chief Elbe Pul ford. ‘I1) quested after the llol Quail ’, and our little sisters went Grecian for the evening, fter the wit and hilarit the song is a part of the class. Skittens—tail end. It drill, or vour life Line up. -iO ■Ml PROM en« am | amsh moss and hanging lanterns . . . s ►losion ol colored streamers covered I In ceiling o It was an nitir weekend of glamor and fun. from the Come as ou are danee lrida nigh I. through wonderful picnics at the (iahin or along lhe Connecticut. to the night of Prom itself. The evening started with lamb chop specials.” served to the accompaniment of dinner music and flowers, at the banquet. Then to Prom itself . . . (orchids to Nan Needham for making it an evening to remember) . . . W e danced, were entertained l� the singing Y-8 s. ami then formed impressive ranks—three hundred of us with our Men and prom- enaded. The climax of the promenade was President I lam s pres- entation of the ke s of royaltx to our Prom Prince and Princess. I’rank and Pets. . . . There were parties to follow, and at 2 o'clock (!) we said goodnight and fell into bed with plans of more picnics, hikes, and parlies for the morrow. I'aunit' Hot Vv-prom prttceJun liish is ihr inn RING PRESENTATION 11 take� much deliberation in the fir. ! place to choose a class ring, hui il takes the most super talent to present it to the rest of the collegi in the most spectacular, sensational way possible. You might see the sophomore class whooping across Pageant chasing Indians ii la '19, or you may find classes like ‘18 chasing an escaped lion, or possihh you might find a huge free-for-all with all the class animals taking part. But any way you look at it, its a great day for the Sophs! Sultan ami Harem Beauty in I he merr . merr month of Max ’’ with green grass. blooming flowers, ami (he sun mav- he. This s Vloiinl Holyoke's May Pageant. 11 was the ’’Tales of Scherczadc” in 48. a riol of beautiful dances and costumes depicting the mysterious orient and introducing the equally myste- rious Max Queen. The oil’s and all's heard when Taffx appeared final lx asTIIK 1 Y QL KEI were unanimous expression of approval of beauty, even though there were dark looks and muttered threats about the weather! Royal Smiles: Im It ) Merriam. ('.ampin'll. Link, Thorpe. Feikert. 2nd KOW DcKlvn. Ferris Time t rips Fast 58 SENIOR BALL GRADUATION Finale ... It was our show when we passed Skinner steps on to the juniors, our understudies, when FI Weiler and Bish took over the Iv Planting with a synopsis of events h'ading to graduation. Rain . . . tin alumnae paraded in Chapin, and we never did gel to drape the laurel ehain on lar Lyon’s grave. Sunda we filed past bus) cameras into ehapel for convocation. More rain . . . we waded to commencement exercises, jammed into ilbur. donned our hoods, and inarched into Chapin for our final performance . . . diplomas from President Ham. tassels to the left, we are alumnae, and the Lion’s Tale is complete. . . Raves and orchids to Nan Needham, our president, the lion turner. I4'lilt) I ) Step facercises ami Ivy Oration (Bish ami i'A in form) Four wars ago we were drawn together. four liundred of us. into the east. his June we were drawn together again, the sueeess of our production was reviewed, we look, our hows and our diplomas, and went our wavs. The days of commencement were hectic with famih. packing. goodbyes, the exercises themselves (and the rain). We made our final appearances as undergraduate at Mount llolvokr and presented I he finale, of this product ion. The I -ion's fail. The Cia of ’48 Ann Miller Abbott Plant Science Lucile Adams Physiology Emily Roxana Adams Physiology Dorothy Russell Allen Zoology Emily Elizabeth Ambler Phys i ology— Zoology 65 Jeanette Elizabeth Andrews French and Spanish JAYNE Ahmstrong Engl ish Com positi on f Jeanne Emily Armstrong Fre- Medical Fidelia Potter-Parker Augur Religion Anne Remington Austin English Literature Janice Li cille Austin Latin Lois Jean very Political Science Dorothy Joan Babbage English Composition Claire Beatrice Baektsciii Physics B la nche Pai la B i ckm n French 67 Dorothy Gbhtki DE Bartbai Psychology M ry Knott Baze.morb Psychology 68 Barbara Jane Beardsley History M arion Elizabeth Becker nternulional Relations M ARGARET J VNE BeDH ELL Economics ami Sociology IRCI M A HAE BeMHERA huffish Literature J E ALTHEA Ben nett (General English Betty Carolyn Berger Economics Naomi Bespalokf General English Janet Best Religion 69 Margaret IU ntkr Bishop French Barbara Jane Bodine Philosophy 70 Jean Booth Psychology M «caret Kmily Borden French Jane Boss a k Economics and Sociology Joan Johnson Barr Religion Rita Ci.aihe Boi sgi et Chemistry Virginia Bower Economics ami Sociology Mary Louise Boyd English and Social Studies Dorothy Klinok Briecs Religion 71 Helen Elizabeth Brown English Composition Margaret Townsend Brown Zoology 2 Virginia Harding Bi rr Psychology Doris Esther Butterworth Latin America Anita Camilli Chemistry Jean Alice Campbell American Culture Claire Ruth Carleton Psychology BARBARA Ann Cellana Psychology Jane Edwards Cheetham History Helen Chillman General English 73 Rasilia Mary Chios History Ruth Eleanor Ciiutter oology 74 Sir mi Anderson Cist English Com posit ion Heidi Clarke Physiology Ann Louise Coffin Latin tmerican Culture Kowena Stewaht Colley English Literature Klizabeth Jane Collyek English Literature Marcia Schuyler Conover Lnglish Composition Elizabeth Edna Cooke Speech and Drama Elizabeth Ann Copeland Chemistry 75 Norma Mary Couch Geography Carol Anne Coworick Political Science 6 Marjorie IIolrkook Crkssey Economics ami Sociology K lea nor Cromwell Economics and Sociology Joan Bennett Cri kf Economics Mildred Edith Cruze Physiology Kowe.na Evelyn Ci mmings History Marilyn Lot ise Cupp Chemistry Anne Houston Dalzell Religion Merilyn Joyce Damon Latin America i i Hetty Danes Zoology M ART A DaiNNENBAUM English Literature 78 Barbara Jane Davies Economics Barbara rlene Davis Political Science Jean De Forest Psychology Alice Platt De Klyn Art Helen Elizabeth Dewey Biochemistry Diane Isabel Dew is French Kathleen Nims Dole Religion Edith Beyekly Drew Donaldson Psychology 79 Mary Kvblyn Donworth Psychology Si' a Mi Roland Default English Literature 80 Ruth Shirley I)i ffus Economics and Sociology Eleanor Maryann Di na Psychology Elizabeth Anne Dunne Chemistry Mary Jeanne Du Plan History Lotte Guste Eichenwald Chemistry Sonya M a kg arete Ekoer English Literature Phyllis Adele Ernst Art Elizabeth J ane Elstad History Nora Evans Chemistry Renate Margarete Falkenheim Zoology Gail Farnum French Jean Davies Feickert Zoology Mary Jim Kaiser Fergeson Psychology 82 Barbara Rose Fink Spanish Kmzabetii Alice Flagler Physiology Lois Mae Foster Psychology Mildred Paige French Economics Vouletti Fulton Art 83 ANNE K ENNETT GaLT Economics and Sociology Klma Louise Gai t Music 84 Judith Gedney Zoology Marjorie Leslie Geller General English Nancy Jane Gibbs Economics and Sociology Mary Sherwood Giese German Joy G i lug an English Com position Lois Ann Goldsbury Political Science Louise Walker Goodall Economics and Sociology Dorothy Marion Goodrich French 85 Zok Marion Goss French Marie Lorraine Gosselin Physiology 86 Laura Jane Gott Economics ami Sociology Ruth Marjorie Gottesman General English Helen Derby Gustafson American Culture J i i.i a Nelson H aas Speech and Drama Elizabeth Ingham Hall French Catherine Elizabeth IIanifan Sffrw'h and English' Literature Belle Oliver Hart Zoolog V Ann Elizabeth Harvey Zoolog v 87 Ruth Jane Hastings Chemistry Susan Irene Hauser Philosophy 88 Carol Ruth Heeremans Philosophy Jean Bush Hilton Political Science L. Elizabeth Hitf. English Composition I’rances Georgina Hoffman Chemistry Theodora Jeanne Hoglund Sociology and Psychology Anna Elisabeth Hollander History Nancy Honaman Economics arid Sociology Mary Louise Morgan Spanish 89 Patricia Houghton Economics und Sociology Lillian Darragh Howard Political Science 90 Mary Joann Hoyt Zoology Mary Ebba Ingholt Philosophy Gail Carolyn Isbey Archeology■ Jane Jarcho Art Virginia Arlene Jayne Mathematics Hillary Harmon Johnson Spanish 91 Suzanne Read Jenks Zoology Barbara Ann Johnson American Culture Llcy Ann Johnson Historyr Martha Louise Johnson Zoology Perrie Jane Jones English Composition Khoda Marion Kaplan Music Elizabeth Elliott Kennedy Philosophy 92 Shirley Ann Kerner Political Science Virgima-Kahle Morris Kincaid Latin America Mahgaret Dougal Kirsopp Chemistry Vera Kistiakowsky Chemistry Sally Elizabeth Knott Physiology and Psychology Marjorie Ruth Kroeger History Hsiang-yuin Mary Kwei Mathematics Anne Teresa Laliberte Psychology Anna Pauline LaMer History Charlotte Mary Lamson Political Science Joyce Marilyn Lawson Political Science Patricia Ann Lawton Psychology Diana Leedy Political Science Jean Mary Lentz Chemistry Barbara Harriet Lewis American Culture Jeanne Warrington Limpert Psychology % Janet Anne Link Art Lois Anne Loewenthal Zoology M argaret Anne Logee Economics and Sociology Judith Baird Long French Frances Loring Italian Clitheroe Nye Loveland Zoology Dorothy McCall Psychology Alberta Brantley Loughran Economics and Sociology Mary Anne McClung History Marilyn McConnell Philosophy 08 Beverly May McCoy French Mary Louise McDonald Spanish Dorothy Elizabeth McDowell American Culture Joan Elisabkth McGarrity Economics and Sociology Joan Catherine McGlckin Economics and Sociology Elizabeth Hayward McKinley History Pauline de Launay McKinley English Composition Mary Elizabeth McMahon Economics and Sociology 99 Betty Lot' Mack ay Chemistry Maureen Hopkins Mahar Speech and Drama 100 Joan Elizabeth Malia Economics and Sociology 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Ham Miss Emma C rr H N 0 Mr. and Mrs. Alan McGee E A E I E S Miss Charlotte Tinker Mr. and Mrs. Roger Holmes M iss M h Sherrill 127 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Ann Bradley Ecology Jean Rickoff Hills English Composition Gabrieli.f. Beats Rosenberg English Literature CLASS OF 1948 Abbott, Ann M..............641 University Pkwy., Baltimore 10, Md. Adams, E. Roxana...........280 Longmcadow St., Ixmgmeadow 6, Mass. Adams, Lucille.............603 Michigan Avc., Urhana, III. Allen, Dorothy R...........357 N. Fullerton Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J. A.mhlkr, Emily E...........100 High St., Lee, Mass. Andrews, Elizabeth.........17 Union St., Hopedale, Mass. Armstrong, Jayne...........642 Lincoln Rd., Grosse Pointe 30, Mich. Armstrong, Jeanne E........3032 Wickham Ave., Bronx 67, N. Y. AUGUR, Fidelia P...........55 Elizabeth St., Hartford 5, Conn. Austin, Anne R.............286 Hillside Ave., Naugatuck. Conn. Austin, Janice L...........15 Madison St., Hamilton, N. Y. Avery, Lois J..............3020 Hoffman St., Harrisburg, Pa. Bahback, I). Joan..........412 Washington Ave., Montclair, N. J. Baertsciii, Claire B.......335 W. 87 St.. New Y ork 24, N. Y. Bahackman, Blanche P... 1286 Carroll St., Brooklyn 13, N. Y. Barteau, Dorothy G.........24 Woodland PI., Scarsilale, N. Y . Bazkmork, Mary K...........624 liazleluirst Ave., Merion, Pa. Bf.akdsi.f.y, Barbara J.. .. . 12 Thomas Ave., Batavia, N. Y. Becker, Marion E........... 825 W. 187 Si., New York 33, N. Y . Bkdwei.l, Margaret J.......1008 N. E. Schuyler St., Portland 12, Ore. Bkmbera, Virginia K........ 210 Laurel Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Bennett, Jane A............ 8 Aitken Avc., Hudson, IN. Y . Berger, Betty C............5010 38 Avc., Hvatuville, Md. BbSPALOPF, Naomi...........1 Park St., South Hadley, Mass. Best, Janet................4616 Bayard St., Pittsburgh 13, Pa. Bishop, Margaret H.........Sunny Holm, Bed Hook, N. Y. Bodine, Barbara J.......... Ill Biddle St., Kane, Pa. Booth, Jf.an...............533 Russell Ave., Ridgefield, N. J. Borden, Margaret E.........Broad St., Shrewsbury; N. J. Bossak, Jane..............5 Hampton Rd., Scarsdale. N. Y . Bott, Joan................6 Columbia Rd., Beverly, Mass. Bousquet, R. Claire.......10 Ritchey PI.. White Plains, N. Bower, Virginia . . ......84 Lincoln Si., Melrose. Mass. Boyd, Mary Lot'. .Gilmanton Iron Works, N. H. Bhiegs, Dorothy E.. . . . .510 Tisdale PI., Wood bridge, N. J. Brown, Helen E........... .404 S. Linden Ave.. Pittsburgh 8. Pa. Brown, Margaret T— 116 Woodside Ave., Ridgewood. N. J. Burr,-Virginia II.........142 Francis St., New Britain. Conn. Buttkrworth, Doris E......607 llarjHT Ave., Drexcl Hill, Pa. Camilli. Anita.. ......... 155 Dawes Ave.. Pittsfield. Mass. Campbell, Jk n . 1518 Browndale Ave., Minneapolis. Minn. Carlbton, Claire R........6 Mechanic Si.. Hudson Falls, N. Y. Cellana, Barbara A........54 Chestnut St.. North Adams, Mass. Chrrtha.m. Jane E.........2600 Albany Ave.. 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Patterson, Mary 1....... 9201 Bolevn Kd., Detroit 21. Mich. Peck, Patricia F.. . ..... 335 Warwick Ave., Douglaston. N. V . Pendleton, Katherine W..1917 Jackson Si.. Sioux City, Iowa Perrinf, Jean W.. 1800 James Ave. S., Minneapolis, Minn. Perris, Yihcinia L...... 0900 W issahirkrn Ave., Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Perky, R � sk I.......... . 10 Mountain Ave., Maplewood, IN. J. Peterson, Jo Ann...........1521 Caseo Ave.. Slinnea(K� ]is, Minn. Pktthngii.i, Nancy... RD 5, Portland. Me. Pn mu, Elizabeth J______ . 209 Berkeley St.. Rochester, N. Y. Pollard. Carol E...........01 Atlantic St.. Lynn, Mass. Pomeroy. Jean E......... 2321 Midvale Ter., Kalamazoo, Mich. POSSNBR, Joyce............. 10 Alfred Drowne Rd.. W est Barrington. B. I. Put.ford, Ellen II.......... 00 Woodrow St.. West Hartford 7, Conn. R amirez, Astrid. ... Fnsanehe Martinez, Mayaguez, Puerto Rieo Reed, Eleanor C......... II Wellington St., Arlington. Mass. Reed, Martha S.............57 Prospect St., W hitinsvillc, Mass. 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V . 88 Central Park West, New V ork. N. V . 54 Vi alion Ave., hile Plains, N. V . 168 High St., Perth Amboy. N. J. 00 Wehsler Ave., Port Washington. N. V. Vrgyle Hd., Fssex Fells. N. J. 15 Lewis Dr.. Maplewood. . J. . 5 Sunny brook Bd.. Bronxville, N. Y. 26 Maple Kd.. Franklin, N. J. 110 South Patterson St.. Slate College, Pa. 1 105 Highland Ave.. New Castle, Pa. .7181 Vmbo Rd., Tollenville. Staten Island 7. N. V . .319 Highland Ave., Winchester, Mass. .Ill Hamilton St., Rockville Centre. IN. V. .86 Cavuga Kd.. W illiumsv die. Buffalo 21. N. V. Lincoln Kd.. Lincoln. Mass. .993 Park Ave., New V ork. N. V. 3828 North Diltmur Kd.. Vrliugton. V a. .5 ilson St., Berwick. Me. 122 Brixton Rd.. Garden City. N. V. Meadowcrest Lane. Rador. Pa. . 1605 Wood lawn Vve., Chicago 15. III. .27 Lathrop St., South Hadley Falls. Mass. 60 Summer St.. Forest Hills. N. V. 17 Roosevelt Ave.. Holvoke, Mass. Taber. Fli .arKTii .232 North Manle Ave., Ridgewood. N. J. Taitt. Patricia... 512 Oak Rd.. Vlerion. Pa. Tiiom as. Joanne D. Thompson, Kith C...... Thomson, Joan M...... Thorpe, Phyllis K..... Ton as, Marian Tt ckkr, Jo annk G.. Li rnulacer. Mrs. It hod a Ti ttle. Sally L. . a oner. M ary V... W acnkh. Phoebe V.. . W'AREMAN. VLaKCARKT. . . W I.I.ER. II ARRIRT C_ W alter. Dorothy 17. W ari , Ann B... ARKKN, A. LmII.IE. Webb. Mrs. Mt riel Hinson 51 Highland ltd.. Itve. N. Y. 9 Dak Shade Vve., Darien, Conn. 17 Vose Vve.. Hyde Park 36, VIass. Ililldale ltd.. Vilianovu, Pa. J10 Wallis Rd.. Chestnut Hill 67. Mass. .29 Beverlv Place. I lieu. V V. Serbell 2926 Kent ltd.. Silver Luke. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 200 Sedgwick Dr.. Syracuse, N.V. 10 Conestoga ltd.. Bcrwvn. Pa. Seventh St., Patterson Ills.. Beaver Falls, Pa. 181 ICdwards St.. New Haven. Conn. . .30 Southeast St., kewanee. III. 58 VI mi (repose Vve.. Kingston, N. V. 21 Monnlford ltd.. Newton Highlands. Vlass. 301 Otis Street. West Newlon. Vlass. W ei i,eh. Kli.en S.... VV enneu. Janet C...... VV esley, Joyce G.. White. Ki.izahkth VV kiting. Phyllis L... VV ickes, Carol B.. VV ilson. Corneli L. . VV ILSON, It I TH... W i n n tu n e. VI us. Lee VV 157 S. Harrison Si.. Fast Orange. IN. J. . .6 Slade Vve., Baltimore 8, Md. 18 Paris ltd.. New Hanford. N. V. Hd Bedford ltd.. RD I. Greenwich. Conn. I1) Itomcyn Vve.. Amsterdam, N. V . 88 Vladison Vve.. Holyoke, Vlass. 68 V arringlon Dr.. Rochester 7. N. V . 325 W ashingloit Vve., Glen Ridge, N. J. 3728 NW Thurman St.. Portland 10. Ore. EIDKNB ACIIKH VV lSIlNER, Jl NE. . . W OLE, J AN ICE D. Wolfe, Florence VI. W OODAA A HD. V1 V KC. A K ET I VV RIGHT, JkANETTK K. Chester ltd., Devon. Pa. 915 W Fnd Vve.. New V ork 25. N. V. 832 Keene Lane. Wood mere. V V. 3311 Reservoir Oval. Bronx 67. N. V. Colonial Green. Londonville. N. V. 271 Townsend Vve.. New Haven. Conn. FORMER MEMBERS, CLASS OF 1948 Abraham. Lii.y F... . .... 19 Eas I 8 1 St., New V ork 28. N. V . Brown. Betty VI.. . .92 Maple Si.. Milford. Conn. I.LBN. Fi.IZAHKTII G. . . . 76 Highland Vve.. VV. Melrose, Vlass. BtckLEY. Susan. . 1735 S. Harvard Blvd.. Los Vngeles. Calif. Bt ri.ANn. Jean. 17 Car a Vve.. VIiltoil, Vlass. Backer. June V. . I 10 Beech wood Vve., Bound Brook. N. J. Bi tlkh. Constance VI.. . 105 Shi� ri Hills ltd.. Short Hills. N. J. Barrows. Sally Jane.........50 11 ill vale Dr., St. lamis 5, Vlo. Byrd. Winifred.. .. c o VI r. VI. Petersham. VV oodsHttk. N. V. Bai mkistkr, I.ofise C. . . .33-57 162 St.. Flushing. N. V . Beacom, Marilyn P...........120 Hutchinson Blvd., Vlt. Vernon, N. V. Corliss, Mrs. Flizarktii Took tit Benoit, Mrs. Natalie Merrihbyv 210 Barnuni Ave.. Pori Jeflerson, N. V. 1625 Highland Ave.. New Hyde Park. L. L. N. V. Cjm LSON, Margaret V.. .531 S. Samuel St., Charles Town, VV. V a. Brown, Barbara. ....... .Douglass Rd., Lynnlield. Vlass. Cyphers, Sylvia G... . � Hinckley ltd.. Vlilton. Vlass. 131 Dawson. Katiif.hink 1.. Dkmpsky, Ai.ick 1 Dkvi.in. Ann (f Di : , Ei.i .ahktii ... .132 Mvrtle Sl., I.vnn, Mass. K) Whitney Kd.. Short Mills. N. J. II Orchard Meadow Rd., East W illiston, N. V. 213.� Chapel Sl., New Haven. Corni. Kherspaciihr, Beatrice. . Roick, Ei.inoh A Epson, Ei.i .uiktii A Ernst, Mahjokik N.. .� o Miss Irene Mani .. 121 Kluekhuwk. Chieugo. Ill 223 W . Madison ve„ Johnstown. N. . 102 Bellevue St., . Koxbury. Mass. 5856 Bed Bank Kd., Cincinnati, Ditio Fay. Ai.ick A... .. ... Francis, Emii.ie B.... I t NK. R v« mi W . .7302 Elhow 1 .une. Mi. iry. Philadelphia. Pa. 39 Oriole ve.. Bronxvillc. N. V. � 307 Sherwood Kd.. Philadelphia 31. Pa. GaRFIKI.I� . Jeanne E. .. Gii.i.KsriK, C. Jkan . . . Gooihiah. N x :i M.. Goodwin. Margaret 1... .2 Noh Mill. Hinsdale. N. M. 30 Sotindview Cir., While Pluins, N. V. 001 Mcknight Kd., Sl. I.ottis. Mo. 23 High Sl.. Marblehead. Mass. II VI.AM� . Ei.KANOK M.. . . II i.i.. DoiioTin J... IIatowski, 1 )kvor . IIrnry. Miijirkd M... . Hopkins, N M.Y E.. . . Not en. N nc.v E.. . . III KHAKIl. '.ARY 1. D Ill IIM TT, Xloi.l.Y. Ill NTKK. M. El .IZABBTII . . HI Margaret la Cl., Slatcn Island 2. V V . 00 Pro |� ect Sl.. Somerville. N. J. 1 IHI Seoll ve.. W innetka. III. Lineoln Kd.. I.ineoln. Muss. .150 Easi 93 Sl.. New ork. N. V. 237 F',. Delaware 1 1.. Chicago, III. 201 W illiams Sl., Itliuea. N. V 315 Stanford Ave.. Elvria, Ohio (� 923 Sherman Sl.. Philadelphia. Pa. 1SK KL, I.ICV 1 307 N. Dickson Kd., Kirkwood, Mo. Johnson. nnk .H223 Drexel ve., Chicago, III. ATZKNIIKKG. MWS. Vn.NK StKHNK I k) Easl HI Sl., New V ork. N. V . Kf.nyon. Birhara. Kiccins. M ky-K THHYX KNKiTKi- Mi riki. 1 . II Church Si.. West Haven, Conn. . .H Biekhell Bd.. Searsdale, N. Y. Holci Breiion Hall. Broadway and HO St.. New York, Landai . Ml KIKI. C Eat .. Bari vii xx . . . EfcACROKT, J c:gi RV.INK VI.. .239 Central Park W .. New V ork, .N. V. 15 1 leallteoie Bd.. Searsdale, N. V . 260 Everii Si.. New Haven. Conn. Lkpii.nu k. Miis. Virginia Ki.kin I,K Y. II1 Tll E.. 33-30 H7 St.. Jaekson Heights, N. V . 210 Highland Lane. Nnllev. N. J. Linnei.i., Jane l... .220 Blauvelt Vve., Iloltokus, N. J. Loiciiiieim. Mrs. Betty Meinkl IH17 Pin St., Philadelphia, Pa. McNaigiiton, Mrs. Vizina Gay • o Oen. II. II. (Jay, Fori 1ver, V a. Mack, Margery M.E.. . George Washington Hotel. Washington. Pa Morgan, Mrs. Margery Becker 17 Medfiehl St.. Worcester. Mass. Milker. VIakgaretO. I... 8801 Western vc.. IIII 7. Omaha. Nehr. NeI'KNDORKFKK. MRS. MaRY HELEN VIOORK 513 Murdock Hoad. Philadelphia. I'a. Nisilll R , VIICIIIKO 19 Seahrook illage. Sea brook. N. J. Oi.i s. Mary l„. OsBOHNH, VIaRJORIE 1... 3230 McKinley St. N.W .. Washington, 1). C . 212 Rosemary Sl.. San Vntonio. Texas Platt, N yngy 1 15 Matwood 1 r.. Danville, III. Reid. N anci S. . Roach K, Patkh i a J. The W hittier. 115 Burns Dr.. Detroit, Vlieh. II Point Woods lid.. Darien, Conn. IIockrs. Mrs. Hetty Firth. I Oil Fairfax Sl.. Fairmont, W. Va IIy xn. Gioki 1 180 Cut Spring lid.. Stratford. Conn. Sll nki.in, Ei.izmietii (i.. SlIKKII XX. II XRIIXR X L Shelley. .It nk B Spencer. Joyce 1.. Stii.lman. 1 OR X W Sti xrt, Mary Syy xrt .. Bxrkxrx 11 . .203 Sedgwick Dr.. Syracuse, N. . 281� Linden St.. Holyoke. Mass. 10 Sevmour PI., White Plains, N. Y, 120 lloharl ae.. Port Chester, N. V. 1005 Woodlawn Vve., Chicago 15, III. 705 Easl Central Vve.. Hampton, Iowa Hanover, Ind. 'Taiikk. Elizabeth 1.. Teaiplbton. Jean M.. . Trkapaaay. Jane. . . . . . Mantirsing xe.. Bye. N. V. 31 Post Hill PI.. New lamdon. Conn. I.ynde Lane. W illiamshtirg, Va. Walker. B. Nanette W atson, Mary I.ocisk.. W ei.ker, Susan J.. 1113 Pratt Vve., Huntsville, Ala. .22 Nirxana lid.. Great Neck. N. 'i . . .0111 Summit St., Kansas City 5, Mo. W ooi ward, I.ktitia S. . . 812 Hellemore lid., Baltimore. Md. Wyman, Mrs. n Remington 13 lladlev St.. South lladlev. Mass. LLAMARADA STAFF Ann II R FA • • . . Editor-in-chief Hillary Johnson . . . . Business Manager Judy Howard • . . Assistant Business Manager Alice DeKlyn . Art Editor Kmilie Warren . . . . . Literary Editor Marilyn McConnell . • . . . Photography Editor Phyllis Whiting . Advertising Editor ART BOARD PHOTOGRAPHS BOARD Virginia Bembera. Lctti Fulton, Marjorie kroeger, Marcia Nov es. Patricia Crane. Betty Hall. Laurie Gotl. Helen McClure, Betty Riewe. LITERARY BOARD ADVERTISING BOARD Miriam Berstein. Marcia Curry, Elizabeth Gillian, Helen Otis. Joanne Buxton. Jean Samniett, Patricia Taitt. Jane Bossak. Belle Mart. Elisabeth Lyons. Nancv Marks. Christine Vev. 133 The 'Theta Chapter of Massachusetts of the PHI BETA KAPPA SOCIETY ACTIVE MEMBERS 1947-1948 V. Elizabeth Adams Ruth E. Fairhank (Dr.) Fred L. Kickemcister Frederick . Saunders David E. Veiam� Alice H. Farnsworth Nancy Lane Eva Schrcicr Norma Adams Florence ;. Foss Ruth Lawson Victoria Seliuck Mildred Allen Mary Custin Foster John Lobh Vlary L. Sherrill Harriett VI. Aliyn Elizabeth Green Kathleen M. Lynch diristianns Smith Viola F. Barnes Baltic J. Groves (Dr.) Erika Meyer Frances Spietli Grace E. Bates George E. Hall 1 )unald G. Morgan Kathryn Stein Lathrop V. Beale Roswell G. Ham Harriet New hall Alice G. Stevens (Mrs.) Boardman Bump Charlotte E. Harriman Jean G. Oliver Louisa S. Stevenson Leslie G. Burge via Everett Hawkins Helen E. Patch Jean Sudrann Edward 1 . Clancy Marian Hayes Lucy VC Pickett John Volkmann Alzada (Comstock Rulhann Hayes Wilma J. Pugh Mary Wilde Blanelic Brotherlon Cox (Mrs.) Charlotte Haywood Alma Rosenbaum Beatrice W. Woodward (Mrs.) Doris Deakin Dean lloskcu Edith A. Runge Janis G. V ates Ruth J. Dean Mildred S. Howard Helen Russell Helm Dewey Charlotte D'Evelyn Nancy W. Hutchins (Mrs.) Katherine Salford Frances Sutcliffe EMERITUS MEMBERS 1917-1918 Florence Adams EllaS. Dickinson Florence Purington Ellen Talbot Grace M. Bacon Caroline B. Greene da L. F. Snell Vlignon Talbot Bertha E. Blakely Amy Hewes Alice P. Stevens Jessie M. 'Fatlock Emma 1 . Carr Gertrude S. Hyde Alma G. Stokey Abby II. Turner ELECTED MEMBERS 1918 Fidelia Augur Belly Danes Ann Harvey Mary Mertz Margaret Dcdwcll Elizahclh Elstad Ruth Hastings Constance O'Hara Naomi BespalofT Elizabeth Flagler Mary Ebba Ingholt Jean Sainmct Margaret Bishop Judith Gcdiiey Vera Kistiakowsky Ruth Thompson Helen Chillman Dorothy (Goodrich Ellen May bury Joan Thomson Built Chut ter Xoe Goss Bernice Mazurek Ann Ward 134 Once again Llamarada reflects the life and spirit of Mount Holyoke College Photograph) Design Technical Assistance Complete Photographic Service by ❖ LEO J. SIMARD 54 Suffolk Street Holyoke, Massachusetts ❖ 136 ST. GERMMN ST. GEKMMN CAMERA STUDIO shop 571 Dwight Street Everything For The Holyoke, Mans. Amateur 1421 Main Slrecl Springfield. Mass. 239 Maple Street llohoke. Mass. Phone 27327 II lieu VMM eamr hark . . . Fharersdtv-II ire Don't Forget CLARK’S FLOWER SHOP l( 0 Dwight Street llolvoke. Mass. DDTCHLAND Phone 8058 M. IIIRSCII «X SONS. INC. J. G. IIEIDNER SON. INC. Jeivelers amt Opticians Dealers in 1 1 NOS. K HIOs since I8 fl Records. Sheet Music Musical Instruments ami 300 11 igh Street Repairs Hoi.yokk. M ss. 290 Maple St. Holyoke. Mass. I Wat W islies 1« tin Class � f 1918 WILLIAM H. WHITING COAL COMPANY IlOLYOKK. I SS. Qu (d i ty 1 ppa rel9 f urs and 1 ccessories for Misses and Women Springfield, M vssaciu setts U e Invito ) on to I so the Facilities of Our I urinus Departments Commercial. Saving . Safe Deposit. Trust, Personal Loan HADLEY FALLS TRUST COMPANY Suffolk and Maple Streets. Ilohoke. Mass. Brunch Olliers: Chicopee. Chicopee Palls Mouther: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal deserve Svstcin W hen in llol oke Shop at Childs Simiht. Diikss wi Lkisi kk Footwk k OF Quality and Distinction 27.) High St.. lloLokc. Mass. 280 Bridge St.. Springfield. Mass. Checkmaster Accounts are ideal tor STUDENTS' USE For the payment of bills and the easy transmission of funds. No minimum balance required. Deposits may be made by mail. The PARK NATIONAL BANK of HOLYOKE HIGH ST. AT APPLETON Member of Federal lu-uramc Afion. Member Fedefat Re� ?:re Sv� «ra For Over o Years the w of Personal Service Shup at Carlisle’s liolyokv's I ruling S teciahy Store Everything for your room at College Complete Ski and Sports Equipment Latest Musical Kceords-Popular. Classic Prompt Delivery Service High ami ppleton Streets Ilolvoke Telephone 980.3 138 (ahii ili menis BKAI TIH I. « I.OTHKS Northampton. Muss. 1’ulin Hearh, I'Iu. MKTOALF PRINTING Pl BUSHING CO. . 1 Clark venui Northampton. Mass. (IRM not NI) IU s LINKS .Srning imcrica almi fi fiO.lHHI miles n scenic hifilnenvs Phone 23126 llolvoke. Muss. 4 ’ ear the popular Sp u ing ”S, ih� i.k � ' Smart two-tone style saddle shoe will� leather uppers. Plain toe. Uuhher soli--.. KICHT DITSON 162 Boy 1st on Street MOD OKK LVK V in DR NT CO. ItoKoke, Mass. Heating ami Industrial Piping CIIKNKY .V III NT. INC. Jen elers ami Oplicians 2HI High Street Holyoke. Mass. THE MARVELLUM EDMPAIVY tin ctiue Hulynke, Massachusetts McCALLUMS The Tioncer I alley's Leading Department Store Fashions, Fashion Accessories, Koimi Furnish- ings, Latest Musical Records by famous band- leaders ami concert artists 150-154 Main Strbet !N mm mpton Phone 1310 Do you read it? Head tr hat? l ite I alley Campus' Column in the HOLYOKE TRANSCRIPT- TELEGRAM Oh sure, ereryl ody does it.‘% 139 ( '.tunpUments of 63 ) cars of Fine Service anti Traditional Quality KATHLEEN SMITH McAuslan music shop 267-269 Maple Street Holyoke Massachusetts A V$KELIN(o. Holyoke's l-argest Department Store V Dwight and Maple Street 0 E. II. FRIEDRICH CO. THE Pooling Sheet Metal Work CHASE COOLEDGE CO. Complete Flu tibing Distributors of Paper Mill, Textile and Con- tractor's Supplies, Metal Cut- ting Tool . Installations Fireproof Doors Steel Door Frames Holyoke, Massachusetts ♦ ❖ llolvoke Mass. 140 During the past four years, we here at the Holyoke National Hank have served main members of the Class of PM8: and we have been glad of this privilege. If you remain in or near Holyoke, please let us continue to he of ser ic e to oil in x our banking requirements. HOLYOKE NATIONAL BANK Good IUnk To Br itii Wcmlfcr Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ami Federal lieserre System HOI,YORK. M SS. Charter Our Hi sses f W HERE H TIME i SIZE DELI K IH S SER ICE Providence—South bridge Pittsfield lhanx and Points West INTERSTATE BUSSES CORPORATION 172 Memorial Ave. West Springfield. Mass. Telephone: 2-8.V 0 Com p! i men is of J. RUSSELL COMPANY, INC. Holyoke, M ass. Co m p li m en is A FRIEND CLASS of 1948 PLAN AHEAD! insurance must Ae Loi g t Ac ore you need it -Jifla e Insurance apart (y yourplans Richard G. Knight IN COLLABORATION WITH YOUR HEALTH DEPARTMENT WE HAVE DEVELOPED YOUR MEDICAL EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT PLAN 112 WATER STREET BOSTON 9 75 EAST WACKER DRIVE CHICAGO I m DIEGES ELUST 1948 Class Jeweler Celebrating our 50th anniversary as makers and designers of fine school and college rings. 73 Trkmont Street Boston, M ass. BATCHELDER .V SNYDER. INC. THE montcomera eo.. INC. 55 Blaekgtonc Street Ronton 15. Massaehiinctts Aril Knfilmurs 1'.ratlin£ Food Ilosvs ami 1 .anlrnias I’urvewirs to Hotels. Resina- Hadley. Mass. rants, ( amps.Schools, ( jJlegps, Hospitals, ami 1 nstilntinns. THE II ARPER METHOD SHOP CAESAR EQUI Ruth R. MacIntyre 380 llijrli Slr« ot lliiltukr. Maw. 1 Mitcham (jonfevtionery Telephone 6010 Eat. IHRt Semin I'rraltnrnls. Skin Treatment , 485 Dwiglit Street Finger II nving. Permanent It tir- ing. ItarperCOLII Permanents. Holyoke. Mass. J 42 VIENNESE Compliments of THE HADLEY BOOK L’ncle Harry SHOP S ieeitdlv-C.heeselterfier and and French Frit's THE ROOK SHOP INN Compliments nf NONOTLCk CLEANERS Holyoke 21479 Compliments of LA ROSE DAIrV CO. Dial 8253 Pasteurized and Certified MILK and CREAM South llatllrv Falk. l JI S. Enjoy a meal in real Italian Style Wei WO Pleasant Street Holyoke. Mass. President Cook Ac Duan Psini Corp. Exec. Vice Pre . - AdcO Chemical Company PfeiicJent - Carden Stale Tung Oil Corp. 7 ,e T«ng Oil Mist Raymond- Comm mark. N ADaM C. DUNN w.w r :y Cook kDurm Saint Go p. HUU Saint JFianc Sturt Jleuia le, 71tw Dear Friends: Maybe you1re already acquainted with one of us, or two of us — but wofd like you to know the throe of us. From Huts to Oil - to Varnish - to Paint, that’s our function, and there’s a family member to handle each task At our 720 acre Tung Grove in Mississippi the st member of our family, the Garden State Tung Oil Corp , produces Tung Oil. This oil is 3ont along to Newark whore big brother, the AdcO Chemical Company uses it to make superior varnishes Then the varnishes pro oss to the daddy of our family, the Cook Dunn Paint Corp , whore they become an important element in the manufacture of C D paints, enamels and stains. A closely coordinated family group liko ours is bound to produce a superior product. That’s why YOU JUST KNOW that the C u D labol assures top quality at a fair price. Thore 3 a C D product and a C D color for every requirement. Visit a C D dealer next time you need paint . . . and Moot the Family . Best ro arda from the family. Very cordially yours. • (C iZJl Si ” C.-P. Record� Radio? I'AT O VIALLEY Reconi Shops o 321 Appleton Si ree I 11olyoke. Via� � . In ’Ifamp It'a DAVID'S For CtJle tP Sliinw ❖ David Boot Shop 221 Main Street Northampton. Mass. BOSTON EXPRESS No Change of Hus Connect- ing at Boston for all Maine and New Hampshire points RI SES FOR CM MEI ER WORK Keep your party together Deluxe lluses ('.ourhous I)ri- iv� rs I h fiemlulile Sen ire PETER PVN iu S LINES I 14 Bridge Street Dial Spfld. 2-3173 I H Best Wishes to the CLASS DF 194B from A FRIEND C omplim enti °f “IV. S. CO.” TAIIjOREI) clothes J 4CKKTS I )kkssks Sl'ITS Coats E. O'CONNOR CO. Established I HUH 2H7 High Street I Inlvoko PRESTON V BISHOP. INC. 235-237 Maple St. Ilolvoke. Mas� . The Electric Shop Solid, Intrnsirr Training; Individual idvanerment: Day and Hinting IIICKOX Secretarial School Beginning or Ailvanrcd Small Classen Start Each Monday I7H Trcmonl St. l Boy Islon St.. Boston Tel. II AN cock 3t)85 %o.n lL XlttL mu the ho ttom „f tL AMERICAN TISSUE MILLS Manufacturers of Perkins Paper Products I loLYOKK. M VSS. Shtip At STEIGER S I lot yoke's Leading Department Store Kvrr tiling � 1 Girl Needs 259 High Street Holyoke, Mass. Try ci fi y GA VI SUN’S RESTAURANT jrilene 6 Chinese hunt At Its Rest. In In South Mad lev Ideal Rendezcous For Lunch- eon or Pinner Convenient branch of the Air Conditioned world’s largest S| ecialty 1 )|� en Store 11:00 A.M.-12:30 A.M. 21 II 11(1x011 Street Fashion leaders of Boston, Muxs. eu I . n gland Chartered Bus Service For All Occasions Any Time Am where In Massachusetts ny Size Group Accommodated For Information Telephone ()8()I Hulyuke Street Railway Cu. Holy oke Massachusetts ♦ l)K CLEANING COLLEGE LAI NDIO If you want your clothes to Operated h receive expert deuning and Ml. Holyoke College For meticulous care, have the our (ionvenience hell maid send them to Ilegy's Prompt Service II KG VS On Dry ( '.leonine ❖ TODDS for Town and (Country $ CLESM ANNS’ South lladle For More 1 han Ml A rs. Northampton hr Drutiflisls Falmouth o l South 1 ladle) 0 Bernal 'I anu GENE’S SEEN ICE STATION V- II VB1 W RE Swansdown .oats Suit� STORE TIIE OLD MEETING Kt ;K K II. OIUKKST. Vo l. Ulnnttr 1.u Mtxur Oil Hutimi-t IK 1 Si. iirrs Htc cff Irrt Mirns Krpair% Next to illage I , t . 2-2f� U II W (NHlIiriilitr St. South llatllry ('onipliinenls CARKA THE II. OR ISI of the Tel. W8H COLLEGE BE AI TA litKl New Ion Street SIT DIO Sou 111 1 ladlev. Mans. I One Thing You'll Remember inong Ilii tilings you'll alwaxs rnm iiilicr about xour college «lavs is the wonderful down-Kast food serve� I at Wiggins Tavern. We hope that whenever win come hack you'll drop in to see us. I IK [south wiptov i ss cm sktts LITHOGRAPHERS OF Vutographic Register Forms (Continuous Rilling Forms Snap-a-parl (Carbon Forms. PHILIP HMD CDMPMY, INC. Holyoke. Mass. Since 1888 ❖ coi.lkck inn I Ions ;ir l K. Kl'VOS ❖ COMPLIMENTS OF A FATHER Compliments of ROHKHTS m-CAL'I X STL DIO C ompii mien j THE CLASS nF 1943 d3eil 'lAJiihei to 1940 from THE CLASS OF 1950 ❖ C omplimenti °f THE CLASS OF 1940 ❖ In spite of our haze Three cheers we’ll raise To the Llamie Ball Yearbook and all. ’48 has sure dune great