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

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1929 THE NORMALOGUE EDNA CROMPTON Ed Eddie New Bedford, Mass. Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Edna is one of those rare mortals who is satisfied in developing her intellect and dispenses with the frivolities of life. Never is Ed so happy as when she is with a book. Conscientious, exact in all her dealings, and a sincere friend to all, — that ' s Ed. Normalogue Staff, W. A. A. (1) (2), Glee Club (2), Reading Club, Secretary (1), Treasurer (2), Travel Club (1), Finance Committee (2), Publicity Committee (2), Red Cross Committee (1). CATHERINE FRANCES DAILEY Kay North Adams, Mass. Most Loyal She is, but ivords fail to tell thee what. Think what a girl should be — she is that. Kay is the little miss with the smile that won ' t come off. And the dimples! If Kay could only share the secret of How to get and keep dimples! We all like to have Kay around. Why? Well, just because she ' s Kay. She ' s right there too when it comes to showing class spirit. Decorating or yelling at basketball games — you ' re sure to find our Kay. We ' ll never forget you, Catherine. Class Secretary (1), Editor-in-Chief, Normalogue, W. A. A. (1) (2), Publicity Committee (2), Dramatic Club (1), President (2). CECILE DE BLOIS Cis Adams, Mass. The joy of youth and health her eyes displayed, And ease of heart her every look conveyed. Cecil is the personification of good humor. In looking for the life of the party, of the classroom, or of the lunch room, our attention will be caught by Cecile. We are held by that friendly smile and sunny cheerfulness which radiates from her charming personality. So when in gloom, go to Cecile for a prescription of sunshine, sym- pathy and help. Axis Staff, Normalogue Staff, W. A. A. (1) (2), Travel Club, Vice-President, Basketball (1) (2), Publicity Committee (2). HELEN KATHERINE DE ROCHE Dollface Athol, Mass. Light of heart and bright of face, The daughter of a merry race. Athletic, charming, brilliant, and carefree are the adjectives best suited to our Helen from Athol. She is always ready for fun or work and enters into either with zest and energy. Dollface is sure to succeed whether at teaching or at parties at Norwich. Class Treasurer (1) (2), W. A. A. (1) (2), Glee Club (1) (2). Dramatic Club (2), Social Committee (1) (2), Class Basketball (1) (2), 21

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THE NORMA LOGUE 1929 LILLIAN ALICE CLEMINSON Lil Adams, Mass. Quietest Quality, not quantity. Our Lillian is not very big, in fact, she is quite small. Rut that doesn ' t mean anything, does it, Lil? You ought to see her eat down in the lunch room! We don ' t believe she ' d want us to say this, but it ' s confidential anyway — she ' s always mistaking her high school sister ' s lunch for hers. Better take a course in memory training, Lil! V. A. A.. Glee Club. MARGARET CLIFFE Peg Adams, Mass. Most daring Happy am I, from care I ' m free. Why can ' t they all be content like me? This is the joke was a favorite and welcomed phrase (or shall we say sentence?) with Peg. No wonder Mr. Smith had to come in to remind us that some people wanted to study. We ' ll wager they wouldn ' t if Peg had been around. Xuff said! Axis Staff, Glee Club (1), Secretary (2), Treasurer, Current Events Club (2), Class Basketball (1). MARGARET ANN PATRICIA COFFEY Peg Westfield, Mass. ,4 woman ' s crowning glory in her hair. At any of the man dances might be heard, Who is the girl with the blonde hair? — Our Peg, of course. And not only on the dance floor does she shine. A basketball team is never complete without her as jumping center. Her reach is as long as her full name. No offense, Peg. Student Council (1), House Council (2), W. A. A. (1) (2), Glee Club (2), Dramatic Club (2), Travel Club (1), Class Basketball (1) (2). CATHERINE GRACE COSTELLO Betty Springfield, Mass. Most carefree Oh, how I do lore a carefree life ' . Betty always said the wrong thing at the right time. A great many days we might have been blue had it not been for a burst of Betty ' s laughter ringing through the balls. We wish her success — w-e wish her many t hings, but never that she lose the gaiety and good sportsmanship she now possesses. W. A. A. (1) (2), Fire Chief (2), Travel Club (1), Girl Scouts (2). 20

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THE NORMALOGUE 1929 .MURIEL LEONA EMERY Muriel Wakefield, Mass. As Glee Club President. Muriel has held one of the most im- portant offices in the school, and she has fulfilled her duties well. We can always count on Muriel for cool, calm decisions and a friendly interest in everyone. The best thing we can wish for you. Muriel, is that you retain your calmness through life. May it bring you luck and success. W. A. A. (1) (2), Glee Club (1), President (2), Girl Scouts, Sec- tary-Treasurer (1), Social Committee (1). MILDRED RUTH FERGUSON Mil Adams, Mass. Cutest A sunny disposition is her treasure. ' ' Milly is another one of the Adamsites who brightened up the lunch room at noon hour. She ' s a cheerful girl, is Mil! Re- member the time she cut her own hair! ' And when she sat up on the ladder with Dot? No, Milly, we can never forget the fun and frolics we had with vou at dear old N. A. X. S. Never! Axis Staff (2), W. A. A. (1) (2), Glee Club (1) (2), Dramatic Club (1) (2), Chairman, Publicity Committee (2), Basketball (1) (2), Class Prophecy. KATHERIXE MARY FINN Kay Northampton, Mass. Most Helpful to School A friend in need, is a friend indeed. From the moment she answered to the first roll call, we have ap- preciated Kay ' s friendly spirit. Her radiant smile, faithfulness, and willingness have cleared up many a grey sky. We feel sure her de- pendable character, sense of fairness, and happy personality will make for her success through the coming vears. President Student Council (2), W. A. A. (1) (2), Glee Club (1) (2), Girl Scouts, Vice-President (1), Ivy Oration. THELMA GERTRUDE FLAGG Thelma Turners Falls, Mass. Ready for any path you take, Jolly and able and wide awake. Thelma may well be placed side by side with Katherine . Never, in our two years at Normal, has Thelma refused a helping hand. Never, either, has she neglected the least opportunity to join in fun. Most of the time she makes the opportunity. Good luck! House Council (1), Axis Staff (2), W. A. A., Dramatic Club (1), Vice-President (2), Senior Play. 22