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

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GERALD JOHN CLEARY His name might just as well be Gerald five- dollars Cleary, for he has been class treasurer, collector of student dues and central treasurer for four years. Besides this he was on the varsity basketball team and was a member of the Stu- dent Council, Current Events Club, Drama Club and Men's Choir. In his junior year he was chosen as a representative to the Eastern States Convention. He made the President's List during his junior year. With this fine record back of him, Gerry is sure to be a success. MARY VERONICA FLYNN Mary is recognized as one of the leading schol- astic students as she is the only one in the class who has ever been on the high honor roll. Her responsibilities have included membership in the Glee Club and the Newman Club. She represented the class in the Student Council. As a result of her hard work, the Current Events Club of which she is president has been es- tablished as one of the most active organizations in the school. '15 Ang, ,..

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l ,ff if' , 40214 ls- A ,Q 1 j, T, 'i JM, 'Q , 'S' QM CONSTANCE LOUISE BEVERLY Connie has used much of her boundless energy in activities while she has been at S.T.C.N.A. Her favorite sport was basketball and she usually made the majority of points in a game. She has shown herself just as capable of work in clubs as she has in sports. While in the Current Events, Drama and Glee Clubs she enjoyed her- self in whatever she did. As photography editor of the Year Book Connie served us all in a job requiring much time and patience. ROSE KATHRYN BUTTERLY We look back on these four years and find that Rose has undoubtedly made a place for herself. With her trim, stylish appearance it isn't hard to imagine her as the chairman of social affairs! She was a member of the Current Events, Glee and Drama Clubs. Her excellent performance in Fanny's First Play she can justly be proud of. Although she did a great deal of extra work, she has held her place on the President's List during the past four years.

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ie 'Q .-- GLADYS MERIAM GODDARD Among the more quiet ones who make the daily journey from Pittsfield in the famous Black Bullet , we find a girl who has contributed much to making our class the best class that ever grad- uated from S.T.C. Gladys has been heard and seen in the proper places, the Glee Club and the Drama Club, and has been one of the class' most active athletes. We mustn't forget to mention the ever-present brown brief case which, no doubt, is the secret to her place on the President's List. MARY RITA GRADY Every class must have its wit, and so we had Minnie . She came to us in our sophomore year, and it was then that we realized what we had been missing in not having heard her quiet, dry humor, laughter-provoking jokes and puns. Besides diligently pursuing her studies, she has at the time been a loyal member of the Newman Club. It is the members of this organization who know her notable accomplishments as a cook.