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

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Organizations

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The chief worth of civilization is that it makes the means of living more complex; that it calls for great and combined intellectual efforts . . . and means a fuller richer life. —Oliver Wendell Holmes. Jr.

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( )nr Unit- i your linur Night Club I lie key to club activities is our one and only Night Club. 1 Ins special event is held early in the school year and is the opportunity lor new as well as old students to join any organization or club that they may choose. Of course, it is also the time for buying sttbsc riptions Io C oncerl Series, the News. Uamarada and other campus publications. Wilbur looks as il the circus had come to MHC. I he gaily colored booths. the shouts ol the student barkers, and the rush to ‘sign on the dotted line make Night Club an exciting and satisfying evening for everyone. I nity Council I {very Monday a group of people, comprised of those who head our campus organizations, meet to disc uss integration of campus activities. In this way. events and produc tions do not conllict and new ideas such as A lield days, and campus publicity stunts are given In all organizations lor discussion and criticism. I nity C ouncil, which is relatively unknown to many on campus, plays a vital part in the planning ol fun for all of us. r tt litnlv Ptige Eleven