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

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WOME MOVI FOR WARD I 1985 . . . What a momentous year this has been for women! Geraldine Ferraro was the first wom- an candidate for the vice presidency. The im- portance of women's athletics was brought to the limelight by gold medal victories earned by women in the 23rd Olympiad. Their suc- cess shows what women with a zest for excel- lence can accomplish in the Eighties. We feel privileged to honor in our book of women moving forward a woman who is constantly in motion - gold medalist Holly Metcalf, Class of 1981. At Mount Holyoke, Holly rowed varsity and was co-captain of the crew team. She took the spring of 1980 off to train for the 1980 Olympic team in Philadelphia, but was unable to compete due to the American boy- cott ofthe games. After graduation, the Eng- lish and Music major took a job as the Mount Holyoke crew coach. In 1981 and 1982, Holly made the National team in the four oar boat, and in 1985 the eight-woman boat. Un August I, 1984. llolly rowed in the women's eight oar boat, winning the first American Olympic gold medal in this event. Described by some to have the body of an athlete and the mind of a poet. Holly considers her gold medal not just as a person- al accomplishment, but a reflection of the immense support she has received at Mount Holyoke. More than anything. she says, consider today a celebration of yourselves. l Q f.,f.,'?'f'w ' A I '81 'f'h

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