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

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1931 : THE NORMALOGUE E112 Gllex,-55 nf 1531 Qllass Glnlnra Orellicl and Silver Szchnnl Qlnlurs Golden Yellow Qllasa Bllnwer Sweet Pea Gilman fllllnttn Rowing. Not Driltillg 17

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THE NORMALOGUE 1931 KIRS. THERZ.-X VAN ETTEN NORTH AIXXNIS, MASS, glfulron of Tamnir' Hall lYez1ll have our first impressions of Tzleonie Hall. hut the one that will remain with us longest is our first glimpse of Mrs, Yan. She was standing in the doorway of her room, smiling an greeting to each newcomer. Our life in the dormitory for the past two years has marle us realize anfl appreciate the respwiisiliilities that Mrs. Van has had for each and every one of us. Our sineerest thanks :incl deepest gratiturle go to her. ' WW 4 1 l RUSS BIARY MANNIX , Ziff! HUI,YOIiH, Miss. ' ' --lssislant Alfatron QfTa1'0ni0 H1111 'i Q L , ., , 514315 Our Mary might well he the term applierl to Mary . Mzmnix, for she was frienrl unfl helper to all the dorm girls. 1 She aclministerefl to the sir-li: she lahorefl long and pain- 1 i si, fully in making rleeorntions for our man dances, and ,Q 3 she even heczime our lsanker in times of dire flistress. 1' We hope that Mary will have much success :infl happi- il ness in the Coming pears, it Y - M4TMxAf:i,, 16

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THE NORMALOGUE 1931 fut nrc-. :len recl M icx'1+:l.YN mcsi' '- lcv ADAMS, MASS. YY. .-X. .-X. fllfxe Vlnh l. If f,IH'l'0llIl l, 2 lI'.-s nirv fu lu' natural UYIIII url' lHllllVfl,lY IIil'f'.. is ftlmliltlftll WHS .illNl nnule lor ITV, with her sweet :lis- l position :intl winning way. During hvr two years with in wht' has 1 lllt6'Cl on llltlllj' rllltiew hoth in :incl out ol' whool. llerv i4 YIICPCQS wliere-ver' sho uoew, ICLSIE I,0I'ISlC BOYD ssl4zISvv NORTH ADAMS. M ASS. W. A. A. l-Ive 1 luh .-lxis Stuff ,Nnrninloguv Stuff UIYVIIPI' FV rmrl ll'l'SiSf!'llI'l' rom :mr ull Illil! Is. F-, I 1- we :ill knnw thc' :ihovv quotation tits lilsir- to perfvr-tion. -f She haw nlre-:lily proven this in her tc-zicliing-j in tht- tminingf wc-hool this vvwr. Viv hope that who will 1-ontinuv tho Qoorl work in the XIARJUR I E BRAY lNInrgie PJXYSON ,XYl'i.. lilN'Kl..XNl7, NIXSS. Ilfilllltllil' Vlnh l, 2 Give Vlnh l, 2 Stuflvnt Vonnvil l, I2 YV. X. X. l. Il' Senior Play l'll2lll'lll2lIl Svhool Hof-inl Voinniittev 2 Sim 011111101 c'lw1'lf lwr girlisli blush. irgic llil' I1illlll'P'S original svhool girl hlnsh. She- haw en- herscll' to ns hy hc-i' willingnc-sv to rlo her hit for the vlnsw. How nizinvx' li-ive ever xr-en Nl:1l'gi0 Qxvitcal or in hull liunior? Not llltllly, W0 know. She' is houncl to nialkv ai silt-ve-ssfill wz'hool- lll2lI'Ill,n nlthonah we- woinlvi' how long' she rc-nlly will te':xc'h svhool. C'l.AlRIC MAliG.XRE'I' f'.XY.XNAUGlI t'l:iire hIarg:n'et 181- lfAGl,lC S'l'lll'fl'i'l', NORTH .XIXXNIFH MASS. YY. X. .-X. l. 2 Drninzitii- Vluh l, l'rc-witlent 2 -lxis l, 2 lizlxlietlrull l, 2 Vlnss NYill 2 Ivy Poet Z2 Qxllflillllllglll' flaw l'ox't Snlf l'l'I'i'l'f'lll'l', lfriuzrlwlgv. wtf runlrnl. 'Hzvsr' Illrvv nfnru' lvllrf In SlPI'l'l'l'igIl lHlll'1'l'.H Grv time we hvair f'l:1ii'e ihl1lt'Q1ll'Plv wo look for Nlurlx' Dailey. lol were 'tlwx' not insepzirnhle- l-l'i0IlllQ lwrz- :ut N. A. N. Sf We lxis. whnll IIPVPI' lorgvt the literary' qualities that t'l:iir0 poes6wos:1lirl the pleawllrv that wc ohtninml from rf-:ulllig her 0Ullll'IllllliUIlS to the t co ,Xlwnnvs jolly, :ilwzitvw :1 lrieml. what more ' nhl anyone :wk for? 18