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

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1930 THE EVELYN HOLLOWAY NEWTON, Mass. S1urlio11s, uuzbllious, alhlelie is she, Alzruyx sue1'1:s.sful may .s-hz' br. ' Evelyn, although quiet, does her work well and is always ready to smile. Our athletics, dramaties. and scholastic standards have been more than successful because of Evelyn's enthusiasm and ability. Student Council QQJ, .VOVIIHIIOQTIU Staff CEU, Basketball CU, CQD, Reading Club QU, Dramatic Club QQJ, Class Play, W. A. A. CID, 021. BI. TERESA JUDGE Tweet YYILLIANISTOTVN, MASS. Most attractive Oh, u.-hy should life all labor bc? Tweet never let school interfere with her pleasures. She just seemed to breeze in and breeze out again, and last period was scarcely over before Twcet's car was sailing down Church Street loaded with Normalites. We hope that on lifes highway she won't encounter any bumps like the one at the foot of the school driveway. Dramaties CID. KATHRYN VERONICA KELLY iSKay7! SPRINGFIELD, IWIASS. Just let her smile snfl your cares will depart. Possessed of irrepressible good nature and a genuine and genial gift for comradeship-- 'Kay has cultivated the happy faculty of rippling with inward laughter. We envy her pupils. House Couneil KU, CQD, Basketball CU, Reading f'lub CU, KSU, W. A. A. Secretary CQD, W. A. A. CU, QQJ. ELLEN MATILDA LAFAVE NORTH ADAMS, Mass. She was fl carclf.vs,f1'r1rlcs.w gi rl AI1:flSlI6lI1Gdt'llCF ar1.xu'erplnir1. How could we have gone through Normal School without Ellen to brighten our classes. Did you ever hear Ellen say I don't known? I guess not! She was always ready to express her opinion in class even in the face of such an adversary as Mr. Holmes. Miss Lafavv, what would you do if a child said to you 'I wont? And you told him, didn't you, Ellen? You have the best wishes of the class, Ellen. NV. A. A. QU, 125. 23

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THE NORMALOGUE 1930 INIARY MARGUERITE GWOZDZ . Hhfary' ' ADANIS, MASS. Upon a woman one must wait an hour. Mary used to make us all quite envious by strolling into class late. Isn't it nice to have the trolley car on which to blame your tardiness? Whatever will you do next year if you don't commute? You surely helped us to appreciate the life of a commuter. Speaking of apprecia- tions we won't forget Mary garbed as a Polish lass crooning Polish songs in our geography class. Lots of luck to you! Dramatic Club. W IIURIEL ANGEL HALL lNIigs GREENFIELD, DIASS. Silence brings fr1'endsh'ips. Migs attended N. A. N. S. before we entered her classic halls, but was absent while we spent our first year here. However she de- cided she would like to graduate with a good class so she joined '30, We're glad you did Migs, and we hope you won't forget us. House Council CD. GRACE MABEL HARWOOD ' ' Grace' ' CHARLElNION'T, BIASS. Wisdom goes not always by years. Grace just joined our class at the beginning of our last year, but it didn't take us long to become acquainted with her. She proved herself a worthy asset when she won for herself an A in teachingg also when she demonstrated her skill in the lunch room as a cook. We didn't all benefit from the latter, but perhaps her children next year will receive hot lunches as a result of her experience. Lots of luck, Grace! Reading Club, YV. A. A. FLORENCE ELIZABETH HICKEY ' 'Fliek NEWVTONVILLE, BIASS. Belief fhan gold is Ihe llrinlcing mind. Here is our Fliek ! An athlete of no little ability, a good student and an excellent organizer. We expect to hear of great triumphs ac- complished by her. Reading Club CU, Reading Club President 123, Axis Staff CQJ, Nor- mnloguc Staff MJ, Fire Captain QI, Basketball CD, Class Play, W. A. A. CU, C27- 22

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THE NORMALOGUE 1930 MARION LARKIN Mil GREAT BARRINGTON, ISIASS. Liveliest, Best Athlete To almos! anything could she turn her hand. Did you ever see Mil when she wasn't doing something? She's c-lex er, too. We shall never forget Lewis and his attempts to prove that a letter once put in the post belongs to the sender. Student Council QU, Basketball, Captain CU, QQJ, Dramatic Club CU, CQD, W. A. A. CD, President CQJ, Class Play, -.Normalogue Staff. GEORGIA VVEIR LEE HADLEY, MASS. Best Disposition A sunny disposition is her treasure. Pirates had to dig for treasure, the story books tell us: but Georgia has a treasure in her personality. VVe're sure that her pupils will find school a pleasant place to be. The world would indeed be a. place of disappointments were it not for girls like Georgia. We're glad she came to N. A. N. S. W. A. A. CID, CEU, Point Committee CU, Girl Scout Club CD, Cor- poral. HELEN MAE LIEBENOW Helen Mae CUMMINGTON, MASS. Most Businesslike, Most Dignified Indust1'ious, friendly, and kind, A girl with a sensible mind. That's Helen. When there was anything to be done or that should be done, we could always count on Helen to see it through. An excel- lent planner. If we wanted sympathy, she gave it: if we craved fun, she brought it with her. We couldn't find a more encouraging, friendly girl in the dorm than Helen Mae , and we shall always remember her with the kindest affection. Girl Scout Club KU, Basketball CD, CQJ, House President 121, Stu- dent Council CQJ, Normalogue, Associate Editor CQJ. INIARY AGNES lNIANNIX HOLYOKE, MASS. The mildest manners and the genflcst heart. Mary has endeared herself to the hearts of her many friends at N. A. N. S. with her pleasant smile and quiet manner. We shall always think of her as a real friend and an earnest student. Glee Club Librarian QU, Glee Club QU, CQJ, Social Committee QD, W. A. A. QU, CSU. 24