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

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HELEN GRAYEILIC ears bv ll1llSif'.u Glee Vlub Cl,2,3,-I-H, President fill: Art Club fl.2,3,414j: Dramatic- Club Cl,2,3,-145: Current Events Flub QU: Vluss Song, Musieg Nisntin Stuff CU: S.'l'.f'.N.A. : :hl'f'llCl'yI YY.A.A. 0 ALL outward appearances Helen seems lighthearted and untroubled by the fretful Cares of everyday life. Ave feel sure. however, that the president of 21 glee Club must have had :L tiny worry now :ind then. as n D She had proved her- self invaluable to the school and indispensable to the elziss whenever :L skilled pianist was needed. A Concert? Helen earn dash off something classical. A sehool party? Get Helen Grzzvelle to plny some swing musie. n v n lVe :ire inclined to be- lieve in the saying that :L person who has talent along one aesthetic line may be gifted in another zmrtistie field The fziet. that we owe part of the sueeess of the Nisalin to Heh-n's clever sketches bezirs out this statement. n n n Here is one girl who will never lzmek for hobbies. VVe only hope the profession of teaehing will leave her zu bit of time in which to pursue them. 21 The eves are elzurmerl Irv pninlings, llle

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RUTH DENISON I would stuflv, I ll'0llIf1li'l1Ull'.N Drama Club Cl,2,3,4-Q, Secretary CD: Glee Club Cl,,2,3,4-DL Poetry Club C401 Ensemble Q2,3j3 House Council fl,fZ,3,4j, Vice-President Q3,4lg Nisatin Staff C453 Fire Chief Twig ol' Thorn Cljg Class Finance Committee CD3 l'resiflent's List, Mid-year 19385 Basketballg W.A.A. UTHIE -sweet and gentle by nature. VVe believe she is an answer to any instructor's prayer. Conscientious and thorough in homework: punctual in handing i11 material: politely attentive to even the clullest lectures, - Ruth is the icleal student, yet she retains her sense of humor and love of fun. n n n Extra curricular as well as curricular activities attract her attention. Largely as a result ol' her efforts as chairman, our first public clance was a success. n D D VVhen given a task she proceeds with vitality and precision, carefully and intelligently following it through. She is an example of the fasticliousness which should be the aim of any teacher, or for that matter ol' any girl. n rx n Because of her disposition Ruthie makes a steadfast companion, a true playfellow, and a charming friend in the game of life. 223

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DORIS JACOB To be nameless lll worthy deeds exceeds Q an infamous lzistorvf' ' Student Council, President Ml: Glee Cluli Ql,2,4l: Drama Club Cl,2,3,4Dg YV.A.A., Treas- urer C211 Boston Conference C413 Twig of 'l'horn Qllg S.'l'.C.N.A. g Basketball EVER disorderly. always the personificatiou of good taste - that's Dot. She has that flair for wearing clothes that is commonly called chic. VVe would like to say that sport and tailored clothes give the effect. The one flaw in this convincing bit of rationalizing is the fact that Dot looks equally attractive in a frilly evening gown. is n n Dot has an unfathomable sense of humor which makes her ll cheery, congenial companion. n n n Good taste, good hunior, and good coin- mon sense prevail in her actions. Upon her we have placed the most responsible of school positions, that of being President of the Student Council. n D N Surnmed up in a few words we would call her a genuine good sport, known by all - and liked. Success cannot but come her way. 25