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

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THE NORMALOGUE 1929 MISS ALLYN Holyoke, Mass. Secretary of Extension Department Miss Allyn has been a true friend to all of us. We al- ways found her busy and yet. always willing to help us at all times. We are very glad that we found you at X. A. X. S. Miss Allyn. You helped a great deal in making us happy here. MRS. VAN ETTEX North Adams, Mass. Matron of Taconic Hall We ' ve all heard that the younger generation needs a guiding hand at X. A. X. S. This guiding hand was sup- plied by Mrs. Van Etten. As juniors, we received her warm and cheerful welcome to Taconic Hall. Wouldn ' t we have died from homesickness if she hadn ' t helped us in so many different ways? Her kindness and ready sympathy have certainly made her a mother to every senior at X. A. X. S. Mrs. Van Etten ' s charming ways cause her to fill a dear place in our hearts and we wish her every joy. EULALIA FRAGA New Bedford, Mass. Assistant Matron of Taconic Hall A flashing smile, an infectious laugh, a keen wit — could they be combined in anyone but Lolly? ' - How glad we were last September when we found Lolly back at X. A. X. S. where she proved to be a true pal to us all. Always gay and jolly, her pleasing personality has gained many friends for her at X. A. X. S. 16

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1929 THE NORMALOGUE MISS BISHOP Willimantic, Conn. Teacher of Kindergarten Theory The girls in the primary section have had an unusual opportunity to become acquainted with one of our most conscientious and efficient training teachers. We are sure that the girls in the upper sections have missed a great deal of advice and friendship from a very sympathetic and understanding personality. MISS DONELSON Colrain, Mass. Librarian As we entered the library at N. A. X. S. we were always sure to be greeted with a pleasant smile from Miss Donel- son. Although we had her as a teacher for only a very short while, we will never forget how she was never too busy to help us find material on any subject. It is with regret we leave Miss Donelson and we are certain that when ever we think of the library it will be with the most pleasant memories. MISS FERGUSON North Adams, Mass. Secretary A quick, light step and we know Miss Ferguson is ap- proaching. Surely no student at X. A. X. S. can think of Miss Ferguson without thinking of the kindness and will- ingness that are shown in her every act. This could be proven by a glimpse of her office, which is always filled with students desiring aid. Good -luck, Miss Ferguson-Xever-to-be-forgotten friend of this Senior Class. 1.5

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1929 ::::::: THE N O R M A L O G U E ®f)e Class of 1929 Clan Colore Red and White School Colore Golden Yellow Class jfllotto Simplicity, Sincerity, and Service Class jflotoer American Beauty Rose 17