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

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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

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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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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.