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

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I,AL'H.x ABIGAIL PRATT l'owN.x1.. YT. Thou sayest an unrlisputeil thing In such a soleinn way. These worils surely fit our seclate and mlignifiefl Laura. Although not living near at hancl she has taken an active interest in the school affairs. anfl has always heen reacly to help in all things. REliPIC'f'.X Rosi-1N1sEno Noivru .k1i.xi1s. Msss. Then too. there is our little brown-eyeml. jolly. laughing Becky. Gossip says that Becky userl to stuily lzurrl, hack in her girlhooil :lays hut. if these present rlays he any proof of it, why. I have my rlouhts about it. Here too is a secret that you never coultl snr- niise! Our little jolly. goocl naturecl Becky has an affinity storexl away carefully from the eyes of the inquisitive worlrl. t'l'hat is why she woulcln't go to Pananiaj and it is only a question of a short time hefore our frivolous Miss Hosenlierg will he no more hut in her place a priin. staicl Mrs. Fo anil So. ANNA SENTI-Ili I'ur:s'ri:n. Msss. She's the center of all 'Nloings' That center in our class: IVe love this Fenter very niuch. She's such a little lass. Our featherweiglit in hasket hall. She keeps thein all away. Ivho has not saicl When .Kuna strikes, They're knoekecl out for a clay? She centers her affections rare, In her brother you can tell: His weight will almost tip her own. And therefore. all is well. In the future, Anna mlear. Renieinher our last greeting. Be center in that great success You henceforth will he nieetine' rv

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Aoxms t,'LA1c.a IXIYRPHY No1zTH An.-mis, Mass. For it's Rah! when the end is near, my dear. Lose or win, the cheering the sanzeg But there's never a cheer that is so rich and dear As the songs at the end of the game! Agnes makes up many of the songs that cheer 1911 girls on to victory and although she is small and appears meek. Agnes is noted for saying what she thinks and wanting her own way. lIany a day she may he seen wending her way from Normal to the I.ihrary with an armful of Social Economics reference hooks. NELLY l.oHi:TT.1. MURPHY Noarn An.u1s, Mass. Uh sweet, good natured Murphy You're so jolly, and so true, You're so loving. kind and merry That you make us all love you. Frushes! Well I guess so! There are none that can surpass, For you love us all alike. And one outside the class. You're always ready to laugh, Nell But in gym you reach the limit Though some people don't appreciate it YYe're glad to have you in it. IIRACE MARY Powmas XYHATELY, Mass. The friendliest memher of our class, Uur Gracie. so they say. She's nice to meet. she's always sweet, And cheers us on our way. In walking she is not surpassed By any one in town: A mile is hut a yard to her. She goes without a frown. In serving, quite the other way. Poor Gracie does not shine. But never mind: you're still all right You'll learn it all in time.

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1 RIAKY Auxips Suns Xo1aTH Annis, MASS. Her hand was generous as her heart. Here we have in real life the lady of the Open House. Kindness, generosity. hospitality and sin- cerity are the attrihutes hy which you may how Agnes. Her favorite city is YYorc-ester, and her favorite color purple. Ethel BIcAdoo Shields entered N. A. N. S. with us and we often wondered why domestic science had such an attraction for her. But our curiosity was satisfied when we found she had resolved to follow that course for life. Although we regretted to loose Ethel, the whole class extends its hearty good wishes. l,.xl'R.x STEVENS LEE. lNIAsS. STEVE This bright and witty maid of old Lee town YYon hy her humor very great renown. From early morn till late at night Conversing was her chief delight.