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

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 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.

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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.

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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