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

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1929 THE NORMALOGUE MARY FRANCES FORD Mel North Adams, Mass. How lady-like, how queen-like she appears. Eagerly willing to do her share in school affairs, Mary has been identified with a Dumber of activities. She takes everything in the right spirit, and she will gain much in her future with that attitude. May happiness and success attend our Mary ' s future. Vice-President, Student Council (4), Normalogue Staff, W. A. A. (1) (2), Orchestra (1), Class Basketball (1). MARY THERESE GAMAR1 Therese North Adams, Mass. ((ire (( daily beauty in my life. We shall never forget Theresa, the miss with wavy and much- envied hair. She ' s proved a friend indeed, always ready to offer a helping hand. Theresa also has the unusual ability of bringing before us vivid word pictures of the beauties of nature. That ' s a worth while amibition, Therese. W. A. A. (1) (2), Reading Club (1). BESSIE GARBOSE Bess Athol, Mass. She ' s not i irl you would often hear; We ' ve found her trustworthy, studious, sincere. Does this quotation fit Bessie? You bet! She ' s even more than it implies. All who know Bessie love her for her good nature and ability to see and join in fun. She has a lot of pluck too. The basketball team knows that. The class of 1929 is proud of you, Bessie. W. A. A. (1) Treasurer (2), Glee Club (2), Reading Club (1), Girl Scouts, Treasurer (1). RUTH MARGUERITE GENNETT Precious Holyoke, Mass. Jolliest, Wittiest, Best Disposition, Most Popular Haste thee, Nymph, and briny with thee. Jest, and youthful Jollity. Dame Fortune smiled on us the day she sent Ruth to N. A. N. S. and mere words are inadequate to express our gratefulness. As president of our class, Ruth ' s work was unrivalled; as a pianist, her music was unsurpassed; and last, but not least, her sincerity, as a friend will always remain a precious memory. Class President (1) (2), Student Council (1) (2), W. A. A. (1) (2), Glee Club (2), Dramatic Club (2), Orchestra (1), Class Plav, Class Day Speaker (1) (2).

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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

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THE NORMALOGUE 1929 GENIE ETHELYN GLEASOX Gene Orange, Mass. J list to be helpful, just to be true. Just to be glad the whole day thru. Not only have we at the Normal School recognized Gene ' s worth, — the pupils she had at Mark Hopkins love her as much as we do. Genie has an attractive personality, which will carry her a long wav. Our best wishes, Gene. W. A. A. (1) (2), Reading Club (2), Girl Scouts (1), Treasurer (2). EDITH MILDRED GRANGE Mil Easthampton, Mass. We love her smile; we love her style. Any of us could recommend Edith for a cheerful, enjoyable per- sonality. Any community ought to be pleased to get her for their teacher. We ' re sure the children will be. If our hearty interest in your future will help any, they ' re yours, Mil. Glee Club. ELEANOR LADD GRANT Eleanor Sunderland, Mass. Most Industrious Self -reverence, self-knowledge, self-control. These three alone lead to sovereign power. We have not all been gifted with the power to do work as thor- oughly and as precisely as Eleanor. Along with this she always has time for a witty word and a cheery smile. We sure enjoyed her in Ec class. If anyone in the class succeeds, it ' s sure to be Eleanor. Secretary Student Council (2), W. A. A. (1), (2), Glee Club (1), Class Day Speaker. ANNA RUTH GRODEN Anne Worcester, Mass. Here ' s to Anne, every one ' s pal. She ' s not very big; but oh what a gal. Anne is one of the athletic stars of the class of ' 29. The pep. vigor, and vim she displayed on the basketball floor is sure to make her teaching career a success. You ' re a great sport, Anne and we don ' t mean maybe! Student Council, President W. A. A. (2), Glee Club, Class Basket- ball (1) (2). 24