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

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0: 2 1 x YL Vit' 11 - Imuxii HII.'l'fJN Leona Hilton the girl frmn Adams. AYhu wears the hohhle skirts, Isn't the worst gi1'l in the selmul. And yet she sonietinies shirks. No niatter what her duties are, Wvhen Wvednesday night c-onies round Aramis. B iss s A eertain one and Leona. together are surely fun li1,1..x R. Ilr:.x1,i-Lx' 5Ul l'Il,t.XIZ l'rJX. Nlxss And still they gazed. And still the wonder grew That one slnall head eunld 1-arry all slit- knew. ' 1 - . . lulla is noted lor always having leer lessuns ti her dramatic' gesture when exeited. and lor hung Cf at the waitress tahle. M11,n1cEn .I ENKS Un lcsnxal-1. M .iss Fair Cheshire sends ns Mildred Jenks And with this girl good eoinnmn sense' Her interest is e'er intense Especially in adjustment to their and mn' en unnientsf' She ne'er lIllSSOS a single word AYhieh in Chapel is to he heard. She's conscientious to the end YYhieh in faet-has been her trend.

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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.

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RosE Muni-3 Jonxsox HOLH'lJKPI, Msss. Rose, known to us as Pose or Johnny came from the busy city of Holyoke. By her smiling face, her giggling, winning ways she has endeared herself to her classmates and will be missed by all, but especially by her North Adams friends. POSe's favorite holiday is the 17th of llarch, why or wherefore some do not know, but perhaps some night when she is singing 'Lonesomef slte will be willing to tell the whole world. HELEN K. Juno SOUTHAMPTON. MASS. XVork while you work And play while you play That is the way To be happy and gayf But to work all day And to work all night. At Wvesson. for Helen lVould be delight. HELEN KAY .-XDAMS, MASS. From Adams comes Helen Kay is her name And though you may not know it She's a girl of great fame. She's not very thin And she's not very tall And she's always at every0ne's beck and call: In the kindergarten sandwich She's usually the ham But then we all love her Like Maryys wee lamb.