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

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The Mount Holyoke News, almost forty this year, shows no signs of fatigue. The staff, a tireless crew, lets nothing interfere with the weekly edition. Even this year s Hallowe'en “dummy robbery couldn't prevent the News from making its faithful Friday appearance, although it meant several girls had to stay up until the wee small hours to make it possible. For anything that's worth knowing . . . past or future campus events, somebody's new social status, the exam schedule, programs for the week on WMHC, or student opinion on some controversial issue . . . consult the News. And if a wider audience is needed for a personal viewpoint, write a letter to the editor and see your idea in print. Much Ado Barn, btilxr, Bilker, Ro), Leech, Biers tedt, London, Austin, Sharrar, Broun, Hazard % Bacbmann, Scott, Donaldson editor, Gotuals. T wtnty-two

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Libem! arts Culture on campus is given a large boost by Friends of Art, the organization responsible for bringing art exhibitions to Dwight, giving students an opportunity to rent a framed print from the lending collection, and sponsoring special art lectures. Membership is composed of interested townsfolk, students and faculty. Piser, Parker, Lindholm, absent Gaeta, Knebel, Kane, O'Brien. Marsha! , Bridges, Wilson chairman, Spence, Walsh Blackstick Blackstick is an honorary literary society with a traditionally small member- ship. Elections to the society arc based on creative writing abilirv Members meet to discuss their own works. Twenty-one

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LI am it unfolds Llamarada The seven solemn seniors who lock themselves up periodically in a third floor room of Mary Woolley Hall and mumble about ‘cutting,” “cropping,” agd bleeding” arc not really morbid characters. They arc merely editors (all of them) of the college year book and are probably struggling with some little problem which they alone can solve as they work in utmost secrecy. Only they know about such things as dedication, divider pages, theme, and the May Queen court. Not until that day in spring when the Llamies come out will the rest of the campus know what the year book staff has been plotting since the spring before. The editors just hope that the secrets were worth guarding. Mijj Brum and Joantt Scherer, Pratt, Williams editor, Rnscb, Wwkel, Spence, Clarke.