What
was one significant memory about Mount Holyoke that you recalled during the
group interviews?
· Correspondence used to be by mail-penny postcards and 3 cent stamps
· How MHC looked when I first saw it
· Importance of academic advisor, Bessie Boyd.
· Signing in after dates, and chapel requirements.
· The comfort of society in 1955, yet the opportunity to be freely
myself.
· Watching the McCarthy hearings on TV in Wilder
· "I was personally responsible for the V-8s only accepting sophomores-my
first year grades were so bad they almost kicked me out!"
· why we came to MHC
Feel
free to use the rest of this sheet to write down any other thoughts that you
have while you are participating in the group interviews.
· Great disappointment at the end of 4 years that there were limited
opportunities presented for the future.
· There is still a passion for MHC in today's class-each person brings
new interpretation to that passion.
· Freedom of choice in career and life now is wonderful!
· Our class has grown and changed with the times!
· We sang a great deal then!
Please
list between three and six words that automatically come to mind when you
think of community at Mount Holyoke.
Diversity, unconscious, songs, friendship, papers, purposeful engagement in
the world, independent, intellectual, fun, caring, dynamic, open-minded, appreciative,
commitment, responsibility, special, proud, inspiring, drive to make a difference,
nurturing, demanding, rewarding, tolerant, loyalty, non-issue, acceptance,
volunteerism, energy.