Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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ANNA DoNovAN NORTH ADAMS, MASS. Kind, thoughtful and an ever ready helper is Anna. One of the most versatile and also one of the most unpretentious: 21 girl that any class might well he proud of. KZATHRYN DONOX'.kN Annis, MAss. There is a fair lassie Iltllllt'Cl Kit, YVho surely is ever most fit To laugh, or to dance, to flirt, or to wink, For never from men did she shrink. There was a fair luddie named Rupe, VYho was always on hand, and the loop 1Yhieh he threw, to himself ever knit The fair, pretty lassie named Kit. She never il hook would take home, But ever to pictures would roam Now YVl12lt,S the effect on her mind, I've not yet heen ahle to find. ELIZABETH Exo BRISTOL, YT. 1Yho is the husy. husy hee of the eluss of 1911? Early in the morning till late at night she toils among her hooks with never at moment's frivolity. 1Yh0 this serious brown eyed lassie is, is not hard to tell, for we all know she is Elizuheth Eno.

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HPIIJICN Coxxon HoLvoKE, Mixss. lYhen we write of Helen Vonnor there is much that we might say For there's always something doing when she's rw P1 round, She can manage things with vigor from a picnic to a play .Xnd as a friend,-no better could be found. IXIARY COOK SHEFFIELD, MASS. Vookie is known far and wide as the best girl on the team. Besides being a great basket-ball player she is also a great reader. You may ask Vookie for any part of Scott's Ivanhoe and she can quote it for you. I wonder why? IXIILDRED SAIMH IJAYENPORT CULHAIN, MASS. Did some one say Mildred Davenport? IVhy she is the young lady from that little town famous for being the scene of the first hoisting of the flag over the school house. Just what was that? I didn't quite catch it. Now, I am not going to begin to quote this young lady, for I can't, so there? You ought to see her take off everybody from the professor to the janitor in order to know her. This dramatic talent is carried to the classroom, toog and when the teacher's back is turned, the class is afforded many an entertainment by those con- tortions of despair and agony for in one of those trying moments did not that old familiar poem read- ? ' 'Under the spreading blacksmith tree The village chestnut stands?

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A v J' Qifsfgtifef JY, 4 4 35 INIARY ANTUNIETTE FOSTER ST,tM1f'o1m, YT. Here is one girl in 1911, who has shown great ability as a manager. In the future who doubts but that we will find her mistress of a thoroughly seentitic farm, without the assistance of a man. The predominant qualities Mary has always shown as one of the girls are hichlen in these words of Lowell- A dogrose smiling to a brook Ain't moclester nor sweeter. CATHERINE HEAL1-:Y Nonrn AnAMs, MASS. Ulf in the still noon hour, Coueherl in her leather bower, Kit, the loquaeions, Studies psychology, Ur in assembly hall Yvith light and soft foot fall, Dances a measure gay. Tripping it lightly. Uft in the noisy gym, i'Playing with wonclerous vim, Vatherine, the agile, Fights for the Victory. Yet not in gym alone Has her ability shone, But from all work done Comes baek with laurels won. J1'L1.x V1-:c'EL1,x Hmzux' SHELBURNE FALLS, MASS. Jule might be 1-onsidereml our most polite and fussy member. if she rlicl not seriously object. Her suevess is clue to her 4-onseientious working and her strivt attention to everything saicl in class, for Jule never misses a triek. She has been accused of being absent minfletl and gullible but we all know. Jule ineluclecl. that sueh a thing is impossible.