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

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' fs -Jin: 5 :ij Z '-9,4 lxIARY G. KNAP P1T'rsm'no, PA. After knowing for so long this little lady' with her sweet disposition and winning way, after seeing her in the elassrooni, ever ready to answer any questions put to her and reasoning to the satisfae- tion of her teaehers, we were inueh surprised to hear how hot she niade things for Fainho when he eanie so far to see her. Rosi: flYltIl.I.lC Lvxrzs Ho1.Yo14i:. Miss. Full well sl1e laughed in solitary glee At her own jokes, for niany a joke had she. However l,ynsie may oeeasionally he found in a serious mood?espeeially in tl.e gym til 'l'4nnis and faney folk-danees are among her talented ae- eoniplishnients. is a eonversationalist. l.ynsie's eoquaeiousness may he eonsidered of the first rank provided she is in eongenial eolnpany. IXIAIU' lNIAm:1.1xrz M.xeKr:v Lrzxox, Myss. The radiance of her hair hewilders nie. May or Mack is one of the Lenox trio. In gym she shines, heing captain of one of the class teams and the elass sprinter. Her favorite pastime is sleep- ing, while her favorite study is astronomy, lmeing especially interested in the Son, If Mat-k ever tires of her vocation we have no douht hut that she will follow in the footsteps of Melha as her ability in this line has heen shown in her rendering of Call me up some rainy afternoon.

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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.

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ALICE '1'ER1ss.x M.xu.xNN.x Lrzxox, MASS. Tessy, Alice, or Al, another of the jolly Lenox Trio and secretary of our class came to N. A. N. S. to take up what was presumalmly her work in life, that of teaching and from all reports she is making excellent progress. Dignified! lYell, I guess! Al- though at present her favorite song is No YYedding Bells for Ale our expectations are that her taste in music will change. lNl.xms,xn1f3T GRAM: MALoNEv NoR'rH.xMP'roN, Mass. Her air, her smile, her motions, told Of womanly completeness, A music as of household songs lYas in her voice of sweetness. All this applies to Marguerite or Peg for who has the air, the smile, or the welcome that Pew' has D to greet the girls with? Truly the title of Class Entertainer suits our friend. She is a star in gym and especially an advocate of culture in basket hall. Her favorite song is I'm afraid of You and you may hear her going through the halls at any time of night saying If I Might Have Done. lNIAnv IIJABE1. lAlARt'H SHELBVRNE F,x1,1,s, MAss. Singing in the corridor Shouting on the stair Tramping over Ashland St. Going on a tare. If you want a jolly time Seek the subject of my rhyme. Hello Girls! I'm going home Friday. If ill2lt'S the way you feel when You go to Shelburne Falls, lNIary, how does it affect you when You tech a trip to lVorcester?