Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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HQ? VERONICA CALLAHAN Bonnie PITTSFIELD, MASS. 4lE'l'll7' in clzcerful moorl ur! thou IFIICII oflzcrs are filled with gloomy fore- bodiilgs of ill. Do we all know Bonnie? I should say we do. Bonnie came to us from the Berkshires and we are certainly grateful to them for sending, such a charming representative. Her happy disposition and sunny smile have made her a much sought for companion among her acquaintances. Of her suc- cess we are assured for Bonnie was one of the strong pillars of the class of '25 and it was her business-like ability in managing many of our social affairs that made them such a success. MARY LOUISE CAROLAN Louie SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Her NILIIIP is learning, lzer flonzrzin un- boumlerl. Of all the fetters slze comnzumls the key. Louie is the only contribution Spring- Iield has given to O. L. E.'s class of '25 Wlien it comes to designs for programs, Louie was always a willing worker. Her keen intellect and artistic ability will help her to climb the ladder of success in what ever walk of life She may choose to follow. Although Louie was a day boarder during heir Iirst year at Nor- mal, we were fortunate to have her with us for a portion of her Senior yea1'. and great was the mirth and joy that she spread within our midst. as l l -s aaa - - .SE

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.,, wt--- .- its W at t ELLEN BEHAN Nellie PITTSFIELD, HIASS. AAHfljl1I4lj nrt thou as if creryf fifty thou 1ms't 1ll'C'It'C!I up Il lzorscslzoef' One belated October day, our beloved Nellie strolled within the California Pivot Hedge and took her smiling place in the hearts of '25. Her ever ready smile and carefree attitude quickly won for her many friendsg and we are sure that her lovable nature will brighten her path through life. In addition to all her capabilities Nellie possessed an aptitude as a keen first baseman on our class baseball team and filled that post admirably in the interclass games. MARY BOWLER HOLYOKE, MASS. Bc us thy presence is, gratcious mul liI,'I1!I.H Mary is one of those rare girls in whom there is a mixture of studious- ness and humor. Her ability and good common sense as well as her willing- ness to help, make her the best friend '25 can have. How spotlessly neat and tidy Mary does manage to keep her much revered person. Admire her We do foiithisg also for her generosity and willingness to respond most graciously to the clarion call and assistance to others. If one. were an artist, he might paint her in delicate hues of pure gold and true blue.

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W il fig I l i r l L 1 aa. MARY CON NORS PITTSFIELD, MASS. S1r'f'1'f was the Iiglzt in IZUI' CjfCS.U If ever you See a petite little 111isS, Wee but mighty, with raven black hair, long black lashes casting a shadow over the azure blue of her eyes, it is none other than Mary. How we welcomed the tin- kle of the bell rung by Mary in some trying period. Many and various were the. devices contrived hy her original mind which aided us greatly during our training course. Thou arf gnorl, Sweet nmirl, and also thou art clcrcr, Thou :lost noble things, H1011 uimexi lziglz ull fluff long Ami so H1011 will nzulfe life, derlflz, and tlznf wwf forcrcr om' grmul sweet song. ALICE CORCORAN GLENDALE, MASS. The sclzolar first with hm' book-JL flame with the glory or lzctrrestecl truth. The old saying Better late then never was certainly proven to us, for although Alice failed to comet to the Elms for her Junior year, the class of '25 was Willing to welcome her to their number. Alice's teaching experience helped us over many a bump, for she was Willing to impart her knowledge to us when a lesson plan was part of our assignment. Without her cheerful help and friendship we would have missed a great deal at the HEIIIISU. .Se