My name is Miriam Cantor-Stone, and it is a great honor to be the President of Chorale for the 2011-2012 school year. This is my third year serving the Chorale; for the past two years I have been the Soprano Secretary. I am a senior Religion major/Gender Studies minor from Houston, TX. My favorite kind of cheese is British mature Cheddar cheese (British cheese is totally underrated). When I am not singing with Chorale, I also sing with the MHC Vocal Jazz Ensembles, participate in Project: Theatre productions, and work as a Newhall Fellow in the Admission Office. In my (non-existent) spare time, I enjoy knitting, watching movies, and traveling.

Hi, my name is Emily Loughlin and I am the Vice President of the Chorale this year. I am a first year, and I have no idea what I am majoring in right now, but I love music and science. I am from Ossining, New York, where I have lived my entire life. I row on the crew team, and in high school I was on the track team and in the drama club. When I'm home, I spend my time taking care of two dogs, two snakes, a bunch of fish, and four pet chickens, and writing folk rock music on my guitar and piano.

My name is Colleen Marie Fenton. It is truly an honor to be the Chorale manager this year. This is my second year of service, last year serving as the historian. Chorale brings me such joy; I love being a part of such an amazing group of women who bring music to the ears and hearts of so many. I am a graduate of HCC where I received my associate's in liberal arts. Currently, I am a Frances Perkins student due to graduate with my bachelor's in biology with the class of 2013. I enjoy reading, being outdoors, gardening, playing board games, cooking/baking, hiking, photography, sports, being with the people I love, and singing!

Constance Gladys Ward (AKA Connie, but Consters, Connie the Crusher, or Con-Con are good as well) is a sophomore from Troy, New York (it's near Albany). She is majoring in both biology and politics because she's too indecisive to pick between them (one can do some classic political spin and say that she just loves both fields too much to decide). Besides biology and politics, Connie also enjoys playing video games (particularly World of Warcraft), philosophy, throwing events in track and field, singing, acting, working out, reading, listening to her iPod, and power-napping. Connie has been in Chorale since her first semester and has been on the board since her second semester.

My name is Aaryn Smith (2013), and I am proud to be the Alto Secretary! I'm a classics major, Coloradoan, and Tolkien/Xena/ASoIaF/Buffy geek. Some things I love (besides singing!): puns, poetry, kitteh bellies, ice cream, fencing, and Livy. Also, I plan to be a Tyrannosaurus rex when I grow up.

My name is Anna Muench, class of 2013, and I am overjoyed to be the Soprano Secretary for the fall 2011 semester. I am an anthropology/Russian double major, and will be spending next semester in Copenhagen, Denmark studying transnational identities and migrant communities. In my free time I participate in Project: Theatre shows, attempt to write novels, and take too many pictures.

My name is Erin Murphy, and I am this year's Publicity Chair for the Mount Holyoke College Chorale! I am a first-year student from Tewksbury, Massachusetts, and I hope to major in English. I am also a lover of theater and film. I have a fish named Dory whom I love very much and a jade plant named Priscilla whom I love just the same. The Mount Holyoke Chorale is at this point my favorite part of becoming a Mount Holyoke woman, and I am honored to serve the board alongside a wonderful group of dedicated, creative, and--most of all--truly caring women.

Kate Potter is a junior from Arlington, Massachusetts, and she is delighted to be the Chorale Historian! She is an English major with a probable history minor, and has spent many years volunteering or working at museums. In addition to singing, Kate enjoys contra dancing, sewing, Project: Theatre-ing, spontaneous ballroom (swing and waltz, mostly), tea with ridiculous amounts of honey, snazzy hats, snuggling, and flailing about how life is awesome. She has been in Chorale since the second semester of her first year, and lists everything she has sung at Mount Holyoke as her favorite piece.