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

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honoraries For every class at Mount Holyoke there are certain members of the faculty and administration who have a special importance. The members of the Class of 1952, in trying to find those whom they as a class wish especially to remember, have chosen the people on these pages, and pay tribute to all the members of faculty and administration by choosing these representative few as Honoraries. Misa Mildred S. Howard

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Mr. and Mrs. Roswell G. llam -- 5. ,fx Q1 Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. llolmes Mr. and Mrs. John Lobb Mr. snd Mrs. Denis Johnston ....i.,.-sf.us-f'-'+ 'R - fr' Mr. and Mrs. David E. Adams

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Here in LI.AMAR.-HM 1952 is the abstract of a college year. Of the year's pattern of activities the whole forms more than the sum of the parts. From modern art we have borrowed the terms conslruclivism for the whole pattern of organizations, non- objeclivism for the activities whose only interest is in the momentg we have borrowed perspective for the concept of a widening world gained in the classroom, and fulurism for the seniors. This is the abstract of the year and the pattern of LLAMARADA.