Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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ELMATA Vie- - fX 555 MARY CATHERINE GALWAY 1-i BUTTERFIELD AVE., BELLows FALLS, VT. G.1!!ie Mfl!'L'lllIlAflfjllllllfllll were 11.11111 Iv ber mind And Zlflllllllg grace ber every an 7'6f776d.U Yes, indeed, this daughter of the Green Mountains. was a very accomplished young lady: her record among us proves it. She was active in all lines, being one of our best students, a most talented violinist, an eloquent speaker and an all-round sport. Although conscientiously studious, Mary, nevertheless, found time to enter whole-heartedly into our social life, where she displayed a keen interest and an easy graciousness. Mary believed in working hard and playing hard. She set us a splendid example, for she proved thorough in her assignments, ambitious in her plans and valuable in her suggestions. She was proficient in the fine arts as well as in the useful ones, and her marked personality, intellectual poise and power and keen sense of values spell a strong character that knows no such word as fail. Weigliing everything calmly and prudently, being ever sincere, straight-forward and eminently successful, Mary leaves a memorable impression on the students of O. L. E. Knowing that success treads on the heels of all who believe that genius is a talent for hard work, we're confident that Mary will ever be successful and make us as proud of her in after years as we were in college days. Sodalityg Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, -ig Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, -'ig Metaphysical Club, 31 Social Action Club, ig L.: Curie Ctzitellrzmi, 1, 2, 5, -1, Secretary, 33 Athletic Association, 1, 2, 5, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Captain, 23 Oratorical Contest, 2g Class Day Speaker. 26 1935 CX f?

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bei? if W 1 c L, ' 1 5 CX f? t- - - i - . - ELMATA f ,f lf -lfvk 5' ' . ' , I 1 ff' ,f4fff L'iL-I 71, LY - CECELIA THERESE FORD 185 LENox AVE., PITTSFIELD, Mfxss. Ceil May your friend! be ai Hue to you ui' you me lo lfJsn1. Four years ago, from the Berkshire Hills, there came to us a quiet, unassuming young lady who even now possesses these same qualities. Although quiet, Ceil became well known to all of us and well liked by all of us. From the first, it seemed we couldn't know her better nor like her more. Yet, each year, we did find ourselves knowing her better and liking her even more. Her ever-present cheerfulness, her many kindnesses and her generous consideration toward all, made her one of the most popular figures on the campus. Ceil's actions spoke for her-for she was always there ever ready and willing to lend a helping hand when a helping hand was needed. Not for gratitude did she render these kind services, but because by nature she is thoughtful and never forgets the feelings and sensibilities of others. We all appreciated Ceil , although she may not have known it. We feel sure that these fine qualities she possesses will endear her as much to those with whom she iusociates in future years as they have to us-her classmates of '35. Sodalityg Dramatic, 1, Z, 3, 4g Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Action Club, 4: Metaphysical Club, 32 La Carle Cafiellmm, 1, 2, 5, -lg Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 1, 2. 25 1955 - - fx f?

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w i we - ELMATA ffpfafg KJPZQ i ,.j4-Eubs . MARY ANN GIBLIN ' ' 5 1387 BAY RD., SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -qv 'Ti,t mili rezmrd ,flmf izreetezzi imfnilry, Ar lore inrpifer with Jlrenglb lbe ezzmplllfd zlJz'n.u'J. A whirl of a motor, a car glides up to the front door, a young girl iumps out, mounts the steps and lo! Mary makes her debut at the Elms. We were not long in discovering that Mary's ability was not confined alone to adroitness in handling her car. Whenever the reputation uf the Class of '35 as Historians began to quiver Mary invariably put new life into it with one of her perfect and definite statements. Yes, Mary's pet subject is History and she nobly acquits herself in that class whether it is a question of Ancient, Medieval, or Modern History. With long light hair and dreamy blue eyes Mary is quiet, modest, shy and retiring. She would be content to let the world rush by without knowing her true worth. But there is another side to Mary's character. Her firm chin denotes an earnest determination to stand by her convic- tions. With vigor she throws herself into the serious business of studying, displaying an energy seldom equalled. Always willing to do her part and a bit more, she shows this same energy and vigor in social affairs. Mary will throw herself wholeheartedly into any enterprise she undertakes and her determina- tion, energy and vigor are sure to win success! So we simply say: May your fondest dreams come true, Mary. Sodalityg Le Cercle Fmnmix, 1, 2, 3, 43 Metaphysical Club, 51 Social Action Club, 43 Glee Club, 33 Athletic Association, 1. 1955 27 . tx 4,