Elms College - Elmata Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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. it Muriel Q. Desaurels, AJBE. Adams CC O DIVINELY tall, so very fair ,.., How Well these words apply to modest Mus, l-ler unobtrusive charm and genuine naivete make her outstanding in refinement, and her love of culture is evident in her admiration of the classics, and her quiet, efficient Way of doing things. Latin and French classes constitute for her hours of intellectual enjoyment. She is an integral part of any Glee Club chorus, and her innate French flair for the artistic makes her invaluable on decoration committees. Sincere, generous and con- scientious as she is, Muriel has the acknowledged power of warming hearts with a single smile. Her quaint mannerisms and soft spoken dignity make her all the more endearing. Association With this classmate has been our constant pleasure, and we honestly hope all your dreams may come true, chere mademoisellef' t29l

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Therese P, Cartier, A,lB, Willimansett OOKING for a needed helping hand? Why, be assured that the hoped- for cooperation will be found in this loyal booster of all her Alma Mater's activities-scholastic and social alike. Many are those who have admired her sincerity, her dependability, her unwavering firmness in following out a chosen idea. l-fer marked facility for modern languages showed forth in her ability as a linguist, and the clear, precise pronunciation of foreign phrases made her recitations a delight to hear. She took an enthusiastic interest in her practice teaching, and we are certain that her pupils benefited greatly from the experience, Her smiling acquiescence to every appeal has stamped her as a staunch Elmite, and we feel that the same charming trait will always make her so very nice to know. f28l

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, ff-nv 3 Elizabeth Mc. Dolan, AJB. Peabody ETTY .... The dance in her eye, the sprinkle of laughter in her heart, the clear ring of her voice all come to mind when We think of her carefree, life-loving ways. Nothing ever bothers her for long, worry seems alien to her nature. Concerning those frequent trips to Boston and Worcester, she often found difficulty in trying to decide which was on schedule. A par- ticular propensity lor poetry-especially that of Tennyson and Browning- marks her enthusiasm for English courses. Ever willing to render a song, she is numbered as an active member of the famed Swan Club which boasts an enrollment of three melody makers. During her years with us, Betty has been a most gracious hostess, making open house a daily event in her room. Things can never be dull or prosaic when Betty beams in. l3Ul