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

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V 'I NORMALOGUE. 29 ' ' ' HELEN F. McCABE, North Adams, Mass. They tell me of her merry laugh, I Her rich, whole-hearted glee. OU will agree ing power. Take with me that Helen McCabe is the person spoken of in this verse. Some wonder how she keeps that pleasant disposition, but we who know her say it's in her. Aside from her good nature, she can hold her own in basketball, for didn't she play on the Girls' Club Team? Can she dance? you ask. Haven't you ever been to the man dances? Haven't you ever seen her at lunch I hour? Just watch the way she manages her feet. Just because she can do all these sporting things doesn't mean she isn't a good scholar. She's a star for reason- your problems to her. l Well, we hope she won't change any, for we all wish JULIA M. McLANE, Underhill, Vt. She's a book to be With care perusedf' TRUE, loyal daughter of the beautiful green moun- tain State is Julia! She is one of the most reliable and conscientious girls in our midst. She would NEVER think of going to a class unprepared, or of taking a bath during Study Hour, or of letting anyone mispronounce address, - - We all expect great things of our auburn-haired sister, and we all know that she will ever stand for the best in life and in her profession. Good luck, Julie! her luck and know she will make her way in the world, wherever she goes-probably Bennington? e, he - K

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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.

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30 NORMALOGUE VIOLA McKAY, North Adams, Mass. God took the sunshine from the sky And wove it in your hair, Then breathed on you, and bade you speak And you were wondrous fair. EHOR two years Viola has been quietly C?j roaming through our halls with her pals To all she is held very dear, for she is always ready to smile when we are happy, or to sympathize when we have our tales of woe. In fact, she has been steadily fulfilling the qualifications of an-all-around-girl. She had the gifts that win silent praise For every life that touched her's lived anew, And worshipped her in each heart's secret place With love and trust that ever deeper grew. ALICE E. MOONEY, Dalton, Mass. She lives at peace with all mankind, In friendship she is true. ql'ITTLE Alice Mooney is our true friend and has 1-J worked her way into our hearts by her silence. She always lets the rest do the talking, and you never can tell what she is thinking. In the three pointer circle she has won fame, but it takes more than a few three pointers to make her concerned during gym. Always at 4:45 on Fridays Alice boards the car for Dalton. Just what the attraction we cannot truthfully say, but-!! We can all predict a successful future for Alice no mat- ter if teaching will not be her chosen profession for long.