Holyoke High School - Annual Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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IflilJia flrttlmt Milda is a true representative of the class of 1917. She attended to all sides of school life, social, athletic and scholastic. Milda has been prominent in the “Q” Club this year. Mr. Co- nant appreciated her services in the office, as Milda could be depended upon to deliver the absent list, daily, without fail. Nineteen hundred and seventeen appreciates Milda’s faithfulness. Elrattnr Bulan Eleanor was popular in High School circles, both in the class rooms and in the different girls’ clubs. The “Q” Club and the Reading Club both possess in her one of their ardent mem- bers. She has taken her lessons with serious- ness, and has obtained the best possible results. Eleanor’s chief characteristic was agreeableness. Eleanor is one of our honor students. ILutr Sillmt Hail to our All-Star side-center. Rose was one of the six girls selected to represent Hol- yoke High School on the basketball court. Ath- letics do not claim all of her time, however. She is secretary of the French Club, a member of the Herald board, the “Q” Club, and the Athletic Association. Rose will always be remembered by 1917. fflariiarrt Dunn Here is another of 1917’s quiet members. Though working hard at her books Margaret finds time for recreation, as evidenced by her faithful attendance at “Q” Club meetings. She took a leading part in two of this year’s “Q” Club entertainments. Margaret is also a mem- ber of the Reading Club and the Athletic Asso- ciation. 22

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iflargarrt (Crmnlrti Although Margaret was kept from school, due to illness, she has completed her course at Hol- yoke High school in a most satisfactory manner. She has a very pleasing disposition, and the thii g- she has accomplished have been done in .1 piiet way. The “Q” Club and the Athletic X'sociation also claim her as an ardent supporter. finar (Crmttlrti Quiet, demure and unassuming are the char- acteristics of Babe Rose.” She has been an earnest supporter of the “Q” Club. She pos- sesses a circle of friends with whom she has shared her troubles as well as her pleasures. Rose leaves Holyoke High with a prosperous future in store for her in the business world. Not only an able scholar, she has shared in the social functions of her school life. ilatririu Datifurfr “Good things come in small packages” is a motto that well belongs to Patricia. Agreeable and willing to assist a friend, she is a favorite among her classmates and always has a good word for everyone. “Q” Club claims her as a valuable member, as does the Athletic Associ- ation. tSnsr Orttt|isrii Rose is another one of our jolly and well- liked girls. She seems to be everyone’s friend. She has been a member of the “Q” Club and has taken part in many of the entertainments given by this organization. She is also a loyal member of the Athletic Association. Rose took the leading role in “All a Mistake,” a musical comedy, presented under the auspices of the High School Lunch Counter Association.

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Surhrl 0mm Here is another strong supporter of the “Q Club and Athletic Association. In the different .n'rrtainments Rachel has always been ready to In lp. She also took part in the Senior class en- tertainment. She played two seasons on the girls’ interclass basketball team. Rachel has worked hard for 1917, and we appreciate her efforts. Elair IFrlarntraiirr Klsie has traveled back and forth from Springdale daily, just to be with the graduating class of 1917. The class appreciates her at- tendance, as does the “Q” Club and the Athletic Association. Elsie has studied hard, and we feel sure that she will do credit to the 1917 class after she leaves school. SriJhirt Jfitztjrralfi Bridget is one of the quiet, but pleasing girls of 1917. She has studied hard and not without results, for her marks are a credit to both the class and to the school. The Classical Club claims her as a very loyal member, and, like most of the other girls, she is a member of the Q Club and the Athletic Association. She was a contributor to the Herald in her Senior year. Bridget is a 1917 honor pupil. tiaiumr Juun Social life appealed strongly to Pauline dur- ing her four years at school. In “Q” Club, Pau- line served on different committees and proved a valuable member. On the swimming team she was a big help to her class team in the Junior-Senior swimming meet. The Reading Club and Athletic Association boast of Pauline’s membership.