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

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NO RMALOGUE 27 K .4 gf' MARION HOPE MALLERY, North Adams, Mass. 'Smile awhile And while you smile another smiles, And soon there are miles and miles of smiles. ARION'S miles of smiles have reached every heart of our Senior Class. How will we be able to get along without Marion to chase away our troubles, sing us the latest songs, and teach us the newest dances? We are sure we do not know. Marion has met such success while she was with us that we are sure she will be successful in the outside world. Here's to you. Who's like you? Nobody! MARION E. MARLEY, North Adams, Mass. Here's to the truest of all who are true, F , Here's to the neatest one, Here's to the sweetest one, Here's to them all in one- Here's to you, Marion! OW don't you think this verse just suits her? Where could We find a girl who has been truer to '21 or worked harder for its success than Marion Marley? And we all know exactly how neat and sweet she is, it can be easily said that Marion has made her two years at N. A. N. S. satisfactory to all concerned for no one has ever known her to enter a class unprepared without a good excuse when such an excuse was necessary. She has studied hard, but if we look closely into the matter we will find that she has also managed in some miraculous way to have time to entertain certain of her friends atleast once or twicea week. When all is said and done, we find it an easy matter to extend to Marion our best Wishes wherever she may be.

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But never a tear! 26 NORMALOG UE IDA GIBBS, Hatfield, Mass Ever ready, ever dear Let come what may, HAT'S the use of worrying? asks Ida. So on the way rejoicing she goes.. Ida is one of our jolly good natured girls always ready for fun. And she is ambitious, and an earnest worker just the same. Her ability along Domestic Science lines has been appreciated by everyone of us. If you look keenly into the future, you may see her in her Little Gray Home in the West. - MILDRED L. HARRIS, South Deerfield, Mass. Ready in heart and ready in hand. ILDRED is the most Willing girl in the whole class to give a kind suggestion or to help in any way. We need not ask her to see a thing through for We are sure that when she is the chairman of a committee the work in hand will be well done. Mildred is also a very conscientious and studious girl. We know how successful she has been in her teach- ing at the training school and in her substituting. Mildred is very fond of Physical Training work. We will never be able to fully appreciate Mildred's helpfulness but will have a pleasant memory of the many things she did for us. We wish her the very best of future success Wherever she may go!

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rr 28 NORMALOGUE LORETTA J OSEPHINE LOFTUS, North Adams, Mass. What matter if the world go wrong? She has the happy gift To see the good that's in the way, And give the rest a lift. QOESNT this explain Loret,'? for she is one of the opti- mistic members of the class? How often, at lunch hour, have we laughed at some of her original sayings! She is also noted for her gym work, especially as guard in stationary. It is hinted that Loret conducted a successful dancing during the noon hour last year. We know that Loretta will carry her wit with her al- ways , to cheer some down-hearted friend and we all wish her the best of luck and happiness in the future. ELIZABETH A. MACKEY, Blackinton, Mass. UQBH, take my coat a minute while I tie my tie and put on my sweater belt. These are words very familiar to us who travel forth to Normal on the 8:15. They come from our dear little friend, Betty. Speaking of other things, did you ever notice Betty's failing for Small people? This seems to have increased since the Williams Prom a-nd we shouldn't be surprised to hear that she herself was a really and truly Small person. But before this Betty wants to teach a couple of years in a little country place in the South, and we expect it will be South Williamstown. Anyway, all our best wishes go with you, but, Beware of Eighth Grades, Betty.