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

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1931 THE NORMALORCERE HELEN IRMA GREENE Ima NORTH ADAMS. MASS. ' Dramatic Vluh l, 2 Glee Vluh I, 2 Basketball I, 2 W. A. A. l, 2 Upcrctta l There is no doulit lint that Irma Greene will he among the first girls to get positions in schools. for hcr soft. voice and quiet ladylike manner will appeal to any superintendent. Irma is always ohliging and good natured as we can all testit'-.'. And Irma is very versatile, too, as we can see hy the wide range of activities in which she has taken part in Normal School. All the good wishes of the Class of l93l go with Irma for her . success in teaching. 1 , . VIOLA GROVES ' S. ..X'ias if ADA MS, MASS. A Publicity fl0llH1lltt96 I2 Senior l'lay A W. A. A. 1,2 . . -f, r . Il is flfl'il'lIlflV llcurl llwl has IIIUIHFV Q,ifI'fl'IlllS.li ' te With her pleasant smile and calm manner Yi has endeared herself to thc hearts of her many friends at N. A. N. S. Although she is quiet we sec her everywhere, always with a ready smile and 'I Sparkling eyes. Shc will make a fine, cheerful teacher, hut wc have Q ' a feeling that Vi won't teach long. ' '. MARGARET GVRNEY Stpegggyyii 80 CLEVELAND AVE., NORTH ADAMS. MASS. Dramatic f'lub Z2 W. A. A. 2 Glee Cluh 2 So srcccl u face. such nngcl grace. Peggy is one of our new girls. quiet and fair. She pursues her own course and bothers no one. . . -- . FLORENCE MARY HAIGH tbFl019 1398 MASS. AVE., BLACKINTON, MASS. Glee Fluh ZZ W. A. A. l, Z2 Great zcorlfs urc pcrjfornzcd, not liy strength but by ' - pcrscrvcru n ce. ' ' If success is the reward for work, then Florence is certain to he successful. She is always faithful to her studies and true to her many friends. Q- 21

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THE NORMALOGUE 1931 ALICE DANSEREAI' HAYDEXYILLE, MASS. ' W. A. A. 1, 2 Glee Vluh I. 2 Uperetta 1 You :lo u-vll lo rcmiml me, mul so l praise, lour slrangclv imliviflual. elzarming Jurys. Inclividuality makes one much more interesting! It has placed Alice as one of the outstanding members of our class. When Alice and Ann appeared as twins in those darling green dresses it helped us realize the more how strong their friendship has grown. We are sure Alice will prove successful in her chosen profession. EDITH DELINIOLINO Dellic FARNYMS, MASS. Basketball 1, 2 Glee fllub 1, 2 W. A. A. 1, 2 Operetta I, 2 Cowl Ihings come in small packages. Short and sweetgcute and neat- Wiithout a doubt, Edith was the inspiration of this song. However, what she lacks in size she has made up in charm and capability. She and Scottie have been pals throughout the trials and tribulations of the past two years, and the only time we caught them frowning was when some kindly soul mistook them for pupils from Marks. Del has done some remarkable work in the training school and although she really doesn't need it-the class of '31 is as one in saying, Good Luck. MARION ELIZABETH GARRAHAN S5Meg.,, MILL RIVER, MASS. .-Ixis Staff l House Vouncil 2 Dramatic Club 2 W. A. A. 1, 2 Basketball 1 Little aj stature, but big of mind. To some she seems quiet and unsophisticated. W'hat? This r, may he the case, but she is not known by this description to 1931. ' ' Those of us who have known her for two years, have learned that she is always ready to help and is capable of doing the job well. ED ITH MARGARET DEROSIA Dee 80 ORCHARD STREET, ADAMS, MASS. Bridgewater Vonference 2 W'.A.A. 1, 2 Treasurer of the W1 A. A. 2 Basketball 1, 2 Dramatic Vlub 1, 2 .Yormaloguc Staff 2 The results proclaim the worker. We all know that whatever Dee undertakes, whether school work, training, or planning a winter carnival, she accomplishes it and docs it well. W'hat a merry chase we had in following the 5 r-lues in the Treasure Hunt? W'e all wish Dee the best of luck and know she will be as successful in teaching as she has been at Normal. LSI-.,l......4..,-,Y- ,. . . ' -H, ' 20

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TTIENORMALOCTTEME 'A 1931 ETHEL PECKHAM HASWELL PETERS-B1'RG, NEW YORK flu evcnvtliing we plan or 110, Fhvfs u good sport througli and lllfllllgllfi Although Mrs. Haswell was with us only through our last year, she surely was a good sport and was willing to help us in carrying out anything we ventured. 1Ye often envied her teaching exper- ience and we wish her the best of luck in her future undertakings. MARGARET FRANCES HICKS ttPeg!9 NORTH ADAMS, MASS. Axis Business Manager 1 Glee Club W. A. A. 1, 2 ' 'Quick, ingcn ious, forward, capable. Peg soon became a vital element to our class who was al- ways looking on the bright side of life. Her witty remarks and sud- den bursts of laughter brightened many a recitation period and class meeting. She was always willing to cooperate in our social affairs and especially the Man Dances. We have no doubt that our Peg is going to be a successful school marm. FLORENCE ISABEL HOLDEN 86FlO99 LLJOCW . AMHERST, MASS. YY. A. A. 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Wiortliy silence is better than tlwughllcss speech. Florence has endeared herself to her classmates by her unfailing cheerfulness. Basketball practices will not be the same without your faithful presence to keep the ball rolling, Flo! A humorous twist of the conversation and Joe startles her friends by her dry wit-as sudden as it is hidden. MARGARET CHRISTIEN HOLIAN Brick 3 PARK STREET, HUUSATONIC, BIASS. W. A. A. 1, 2 Reading Club 1 Glee Club 2 Basketball 1 lUusic is the souI's expression. We have never seen Brick ont of sorts, and, though she is of a quiet nature, yet therc is a lively twinkle in her eyes. A lover of music, she is clever at the piano and has a nice voice. Wiho hasn't heard her singing one of our modern songs as she goes along? Reading is Margaret's hobby and magazines seem to be her favorites. She is musical, peppy, cheerful and friendly. 22