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

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Barrett, Walter F. Barry, Mary Frances Benedetti, Margaret Bettcher, Marie Eunice Beverly, Constance Butterly, Rose K. Cleary, Gerald Coscia, Josephine Flynn, Mary V. Goddard, Gladys Grady, Mary Rita Grady, Margaret Seymour Gradziel, Stanley Kruszyna, Dorothy Pierson, Betty Pike, Christine E. Potter, Helen Quinton, Helen Teresa Rand, Martha Adaline Russell, Ermyn N. Scace, Ella Mae Scully, Frances Stein, Martha L. Stewart, Charlotte M. Stuart, Priscilla Vanotti, Dolores Veazie, john E. Wincek, jadwiga Marylyn fx ,fe YW Xxx if S s .-C, 4 it fx ll 'L yi 'i u f 5 215 W 1 M 25

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ali ff? ,lil-.--. 13 . n L '47 4. 4' 26 WALTER E. BARRETT Only four years ago Wallie entered S.T.C.N.A. with chin up saying, I won't be afraid of all these girls. Yes, Wallie has survived even though he was one of the three male elements in search of a teaching career. He did a nice job in that play On the Bridge at Midnight. Perhaps this desire for dramatics was an in- herited tendency? Who knows what Wallie will turn to next after the psychology, logic and philosophy surveys he has studied! MARY FRANCES BARRY Mandy's college spirit has expressed itself in a variety of ways. Not only was she a member of the numerous clubs, but also served as officer, particularly in the Current Events Club as vice- president, reporter for the Newman Club mag- azine, assistant manager of the Year Book and president of the Drama Club. Mandy has also held her own in sports by being consistently on the soccer, volley ball and basketball teams. In social affairs she has always been active, and what would a junior Prom be without Mandy as attendant? Her Irish sense of humor and sparkling gaiety have contributed to the general happy atmosphere of our class.