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

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I H hr 0112155 nf1H1E H l II ll Ollaum Ubftirvra Presidcrzf Frances Nickerson Tr1'u.wn'1'1' Elizabeth U'f'onnor Vice' Pre.s1'flenI May l.. Cassidy lffv-orfliny Srf'1'1'fr11'y Hannah li. Lawless flUI'I'!'NllUlllflillfj Sl'l'I'I'l!lI'.Ij lilsie J. Parsons l l..l Nl.-XRGARIYI' l.0l'lSli .eXl.l.I'1N. North Adams. Blass. CC l'GGY isn't the kind of a girl to show off what she knows. but sound her on any subject and you 'll find she knows a whole lot. It is too had that with all that knowledge and in spite of the fact that she has promised ten years to her profession. . C'larkslmurg has such an attraction for her. Twice we have lxeen awakened at night hy the sound of a runaway horse and heard Hurt. Margaret? ringing on the air. Three times and out: a word to the wise is sufficient. It is incomprehensilmle to us. the peculiar fondness which llargaret manifests for the note Ray , It was all in a good cause that 1luggy nearly won the name of C'lass Kick . Keep up the good work. lYe expect to hear from you again. even if you have a Ray of hope that you will never teach. EI.IZ.XBETH f'-X'l'Hl'IRINE ISIAXFHARD. North Adams. Mass. ICSSIE is one of the many lflizaheths in our class who are all jolly girls, hut we all consider this particular Elizabeth the Hap piest. Bessie is one of the girls who is very fond o low-necked kimona waists in spite of warnings of the principal. And I almost forgot to say that anyone who cares to hear a talking machine. lust call around at the Normal School any time after -1- p. m. This is when Bess thinks she does her studying. She can't study at home. I wonder why? Never mind. Bess. you're all right, and if there were a few more girls like you. there would he more smiles and fewer showers. f

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NORMAl.UClllli lfl QEHEII IIE!-'SEQ Q Alma iillatrr El Hail, our .Xlma Malvrl Praises now we hring 'W ' ' i.. -3 lvmlcr wc our oflvrmg -' .Ks wv gaily sing. fi lll0ll hast watvhctl our progrm-ss, 'rlll'll thc trying days, Always for thy liclpful vare Our songs wv'll raisc. l'l1orNs Hail, our school. For thee- wc'll vmlvavorl hlother, Klear! L- YY0'll sing thy glories evvr. Raise our cries, : Oh, may we fail thcc nc-vm' Hail! to thee. - North Aflams Normal Svhoolf li -I Ifsfhvr Xml. KQTQQEII ISZQZDEQ

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N O R M .-XLOC1 ll li 21 DlCl,l.X ISOLAND. North Adams, Nlass. rw- v 1 - . . . HAI is that buzzing sound? Uh, that is only Delia discussing the latest topics of the day with some ol' her satellites. Is she a heart breaker? WI-ll. just ask Esther and Babe what they have been thinking on that subject since the reeent ball game in which she did the kidnapping at-t that glue hex two escorts home. Delia's chief occupation, however, is not breaking tossing up a penny and muttering. Heads is Amherst. tails 4 1 s- field. Yet we all have a warm place in our hearts for the girl who brightens up our classroom with the smile that won't come oft. 0 . ,ff ELEANUR BIIUUKS BUNNAII, North Adams. Mass. ERE'S our little Bonny with the same smile that she carries with her at all times. Eleanor is the lucky girl in our class. Can you guess the reason why? Wlell I will tell you. She has that honorable position of assistant in the Science Depart- ment for which so many girls have applied. Mr. Guss thought she would fill the place best, because he believed, no doubt, that she lmfl heard many of the ins and outs of that department through his previous assistant. .Ks a result of this, Bonny always has her mind in two places, one, of course, on her work, and the other away out in Ohio. No one knows why Eleanor took the Domestic Arts course. but all can guess. MARY RUTH BROWN. Williamstown. Blass UTH who comes from Williamstown entered with the class of 1911. but left at the close of the first year to travel and see tl1e world. .Xlter a pleasant winter spent in the sunny southlandu she came back to the Normal evidently realizing that it would be quite an honorto be ranked as a member ol' theipresent Senior class. Ruth has made many friends and has impressed all as an earliest and industrious student.