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

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NORMALQGUE -- Qllasz Sung Alma Mater, time of parting All too soon is drawing nigh, And with sadness, deep and tender. Do we say our last good-bye. YVC go forth into the future, And the future years will tell Of our love that naught can sever, Alma Mater, dear, farewell. Alma Mater, we thy children Now go forth from 'neath thy care, Yet enthroned in heart and memory Shall we hold thy name so fair, Let thy blessing rest, O Mother, On the class that loves thee well. Nineteen-fifteen now doth wish thee Alma Mater, dear, farewell. YYC would crown thy name with honor And in garlands that we hear Rlay the laurel intermingle, Yet may truth be ever there. At the name of nineteen fifteen May thy heart forever swell. Time is passing, now, O Parent, Alma Mater, fare thee well. Tlzeresa H cz yrlen

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N 0 R M A L 0 G U E its EI,l'IANOR PAIlI,INl'I BIRD, AVaterbury, Conn. Lvl rmllzillg flisfurlz flier, .Yoflzing qfl'r1'gl1f flzecq .lll flllillfj-Y are pc1.s-.s-1'11g,' God ncrcr C'1llHlgf,fll,' ljllflifllf emlzlrczrzcc .lfiaincflz to all flzingsg lVl1o God 1ms.w.v.wtl1 In noflziug is Il'fllIfl'Ilfl.' .illonc God s11j7'icf'fl1. LUIIQI-l'fl0Il'. H, Iilll so tired, I feel just like going to bed, but I can't, for I have so much work to do. I think itfs awful! All the work we have. This exclamation comes nightly from a Kindergarten girl who has eight study periods a week including gym, However over-worked this student always has time to inquire about the girls' gentlemen friends. AYhen she spies a girl whom she suspects of having been in the company with one of the opposite sex, she rushes up to her and asks all in a breath, Did you have a good time? AYas he young? lVas he good looking? But, nevertheless, she is a conscientious student, and well liked by the children, two points which cannot fail to make her a decided success as a teacher. IDA BIARIAN BOEHIAI, Adams, BIass. .lIyfr1'cnfl.v hare come io me unsouglzf, the great God fjII1'l' flzcnz lo nun' l Fm crsmz. yet her sense of humor is very keen. always delivered in a very beautiful manner. The Glee Club, also, of secretary. o'clock arrives Ida hurries to take the car for Adams, before the sun goes downg but if Dick happens along, of course, she is frightened at nothing. May all good wishes and fortunes forever attend her! Q IOEHBIYH is one of our girls who appears rather dignified. Although things seem to take on a serious air when she is near, Her prospect as a reader is great for the selections of her choice are claims her as one of its members and has honored her with the otiice She is very much afraid of the dark and this fear will have to be overcome before she can become a brave teacher. As soon as four