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

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The trials of college life From dinosaurs to shmoos and so the Junior Shows go. It’s the big night in our college lives the night the junior classes become immortalized with their 'better than ever shows, the night our big sisters meet our little sisters, the night there is much reminiscing. In the Griffin's “Stopped in Our Tracks' the fossils confused the student body and faculty of 1920, but we find that “Mount Hollyhock College has not changed much since then. We still have Junior Lunch, the nice geo- logical Peabodys, the revolutionizing Susans and the Endowment Fund. irtue took over for 1950 in ‘For Goodness' Sake ' and we saw Mount Holyoke achieve fame 18 The Big, Three

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A' Wc were jalopies, embarrassed by headlights, cross-eyed bv windshield wipers, and just for a day very conscious of our lowly rank. Sophomore year we were able to assume a slight air of superiority as we watched with sympathetically aching mus- cles, the Russian dance of the class of 50, and saw with delight their dilemma in trying to keep in place both a tall Cossack hat and a huge mustache. Our own little sisters, as flying saucers, we en- couraged loudly and protected with a vengeance. But it was only a prelude to the rough treatment wc gave, as stern and forbidding Seniors, to the deck of cards of ’52.

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by being the most virtuous college in a survey by Dr. Hymscy of Retort renown, by overcoming gangsters and of course, by just being ourselves. These shows belong to us, every minute of the writing, painting, music, rehearsals, laughter and the final performance. It’s the time we know we’re a part of Mount Holyoke. The moon and the night nnd you 19