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

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fi' 'l' Il W KAROLYN I-'meg Shelburne Falls, Mags, HA face gladflffifff ljggfgpfpod' Soft smiles b h ' ' ' bred. Il Ulnlll kllvflnezze Carrie is the brf,wn.,.y,,,j girl from Shelburne Falls, wl,f,t,,. irresistible smile is well lff,,,e,,,, to all the class. She hm ,,,,,,I, est and charming 1-har l 41- r-r. t istics, that have rnnfjl, s,,,, ., L . favorite among bmp, 1.-,,,j,,A.,, . and teachers. Hg: mr ,.M,,, me is thought to be quiet, but we've hear-l nf, flf,-1.1, if, the South-west corner. of second and know than Qin. lm some lively spirits bottled up, that she hides hthinfl imp ,f,.. mureness and modesty. We all know that Carrie is going to make a gn,-,.,.S.,A uf teaching, because of her sweet manner and cheery flisposi- tion, and the best wishes of the class go with her nf, p school next year wh lf'l' ere we know she'll be happy, Car i V EDITH Fonss Pittsfield, Mass. Gentle in rnrinnrr, Firm in rcalilyf' Who is that quiet litllf. ' I H . glr running around in the rainbow blou ? W ' se hy, don t you know? That is Edith, our perienced teacher, and n 1-fm- scientious little mi h ' HFTIU'-lt px- SS S 1' ui, in- L deed. Moreover, she is gm J obliging young person. ll' any- ' one wishes her to go down str:-el, she says, Oh, yes, I'll be there in a minute, and so shi- ig, for she is a girl of her word. We all wish for Edith a sul-i-4-gg- ful career in the years to come. -L I GLADYS MARY HAl.l. Ashley Falls, Mass. To thy duly, now and ezwr! Dream no mo re of res! and slay, This seemed to be the nmll., f th o e most dignified girl of our class, as we remember when she entered N. A. N. S. alter two years' teaching eicpericn 1 VP. Since then we have found Gladys ready for a good time J with the re t f s o us and we es- pecially remember her as .Iu- 'F lo Cflpfdifl f We do not know wh ' ' o basketball 1' -f li A XI S V ELrzABE'rn HURLI-:Y Lenox, Mass. She's not very big and she's not very small, She's just as we want her and she's loved by all. Her eyes are of blue and her hair is of gold, So we chose her class darling, I suppose you've been told. So here's to our Betty, the dearest of dears, I We'll all gather round her and praise her with cheers. n we hrst met Betty she seemed very quiet, yet how 'l l hiy she won all our hearts. When one was in trouble 'il'-rv was always a comforting word from her. She proved if'-rrsf-Il' al wonderful pal to each and every one of us, by being 5'iWil.YS ready and willing to help. Whse P g F ELIZABETH OLIVE ILES North Adams, Mass. Who for the world would change a faithful friend? Here she is. The girl with the lovely big blue eyes, and a disposition to match her sunny hair. At first glance, one might imagine that Olive is a very quiet young person, but . once you hear her merry laugh- i ter you change your former opinion immediately. Of late W' 'l1lV1'0lNl'I'Jl'ti that OI' - ' ive has favored a certain Ford. Not 1 .l' Oh no! But who-Oh, my dear, we haven't the sluglm-sl idea! Olive has been a member of the Glee Club ' UNH yours. ll ll know that all her pupils will adore our Olive, and the In-sl wisilcs of ti '- ' ' ' ie ilass of 23 go with her. i - - PAULINE JOHNSON Worcester, Mass. May you always be the same, Changing nothing but you' name. Polly. How often we have heard that word ring out, in Taconic Hall, the past yeafi If it is a dance or song that IS needed, we immediately g0 to Polly. How many times In sewing, we have rushed to her, I in order that we might be helped . . at might y Out. .ue hefallen some of her friends and neighbors of Taconic i Clever did you Say? Well, lllull, had it not been for her guidance. Surely she will con- iw guess she is. Just taste some of her fine cooking and you tlllllt' to influence those about her by her gentle rebuke and xx ill rind our good example, meeting success where'er she goes. ' So lwrl-'s success to Polly, and Rus, in all future Years-

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THE AXIS 11 MARGARET DADSON Waterbury, Conn. Hcrfricnds, thry are many, Focs, has she any? Peg is one of the most ad- mired girls in N. A. N. S. Her willingness to help every one and her cheery smile have won for her an endearing place in the hearts of her associates. Peg is a girl who believes it best to be brave and to stand forth for the greater things in ,. ' life! -nut peg may he most successful in all of her undertak- bt, ig the sincere wish of the class of '23. , L1uAN CLAIRE DOUGLAS Williamstown, Mass. Come and lrip it as you go In a Iighffanlastic toe. Who of twenty-three, has not seen her trip the light fantastic toe ? Our Lil ! ! Can her sweet charm e'er be forgotten by her Best friends? Indeed no! And in years to come, we will look back to Normal school with Lil as a center for us to build our reveries upon. Lil also has been care- ful not to let pleasure interfere with work. Always willing, always smiling, always ready. Qui e beguiling, such is our own Lil. To you, dear, the class of twenty-three sends love, and wishes that good luck may go with you always. l ' KATHERINE E. B. DRENNAN Pittsfield, Mass. Fair as a lily, Pink as a rose, Everyone loves her, Wherever she goes. She's our class beauty, So they all say, And we adore her, Our dear Pal, Kay. Out for a good time Always is she. Where at the head of things Ever she'll be. May she be happy, As kind and true, We Hive her our blessings All the years through. MARGARET E. DUNFREY Williamstown, Mass. As good be out of the world as out Qffnshion. -Colley Cibbcr. Can the class of 1923 ever forget that blithe little home girl we all call Peg, who is one of the fairest of our friendly circle? How her sweet voice aided the Glee Club in their two concerts! i Woe unto the mortal who is fascinated by the hypnotic eye of our little belle! She pene- trates his outer being, calls him her Prince Charming, her love, her all. O Peg! What is the name of the lucky star who covers third base for Williams? Your heart may be sought by many a handsome suitor but never will the joys that have reached the tender souls of your classmates be forgotten. May success and good will follow you to the ends of all undertakings. This is the wish of '23. ELIZABETH AGATHA DUNPHY Haydenville, Mass. Ercr ready, full of glee Retlfs the joy of '33 Beth joined us this last year and was a great addition to the already famous '23, As an ex- cellent entertainer, she is nnt only a clever magician but also possesses an unusual ability to sing. Although Beth tells us T she is going to teach school, we l are looking forward to the pro- duction of a play under her competent supervision. Whatever she does, we hope joy and success will always be her companions. ' BERMCE EDWARDS Orange, Mass. Her Iorclirzcss I ncrcr kncu' Vnfil shc smiley! on me Oh, fhcn, I saw lzcr cyc was briylzf- ' A u'cIl QfIU7'f', cz spring QfIigI1f. ' Here's to our Gal of '23. Some call her Bunny and some call her Berny, but she answers to both in her good- y natured way. How many times have we heard the expression Now, I ask you uttered from herlips! We wonder just where this pet expreSsion arose-Could we truly say, From Orange from whence she hailed '? Now, Bunny, we, the class of '23, hope happiness and good fortune will attend you in all your undertakings.

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MARJORIE F. KENNEDY North Adams, Mass. M ay our Marje ever smiling be A s she parts from the girls of '23: R eady always for a right good spree. J ust a jolly good chum is she: O f ten, when problems trouble, R ight willing the tangle to unrax el I s our own dear Marjorie, A E ver loyal to '23. ' K indly, friendly, true-blue E xcellent in lessons too: N ow she's here, now she's there, N ow she's everywhere, E ager her joys to shareg D earest girl in '23, Y ou, I'm su re, will all agree. ' ANNA LARKiN Great Barrington, Mass. Thine eyes so blue and tender Glow with a mystic spell. And silence in happiest dreaming Thoughts that I dare not tell. Thine eyes so blue and tender Still haunt me where I go, Arid ever o'er my spirit Their blue waves sparkle and ,7'0Zl'.H That these few lines fit Ann I am sure no one will deny. N .All during her two years at Ofmal. she has been a favorite among all the girls because d ber happy-go-lucky way. We all know of Ann's love for the color red, and many of us Nlidered about the extreme fondness, but it did not take U lon! to learn why. Ev'r3'0n9 llUl'es that she will be happy in her new line of tori. ' . . , . , :Limb mill be far different from what she is now en- ' lil.-XRGARET ELIZABETH LOWRIE North Adams, Mass. Hllltllll Of heart and bright offace, The daughter of a merry race. I Our Margaret is certainly llght of heart and bright of face, even if she is one of the most conscientious in the class. She IS always willing to help any- One and has won many friends by her pleasant manner. On 2Cc0unt of her cheerful disposi- tion she enjoys a good time. ESD6Cially in the Gym she Y- So here's to Peg and the S 0 '23 go with her to Conway next that she is verv HV I 'tiles Of the clas fe THE AXIS 13 FLORENCE V. E. MACK North Adams, Mass. Ouick, ingenious, forward and capable. -Shakespeare. Here's to one of the home girls! To one who took part in all the debates given at school. No one could wonder at this if one had but heard Mack argue and thus she earned the title of being the most argumentative girl in the class. We will always remember, lest Mack forgets, her playing opposite Ruth Clarke in sta- tionary tfor Mack surely could play guardl. Was it not always she who made up songs for us to sing when playing against the class of '22? Mack also belonged to the Glee Club, so we surely ought to appreciate her versatility. It has ever seemed queer to us why Mack always liked Bobs as well in the summer time as in the winter, but of late the secret has crept out and we wish her the best of luck not only in her teaching career but later. . GERTRUDE IWARY MAZANEC i Shelburne Falls, Mass. The noblest service comes from nameless hands, And the best servant docs' his work ll nseenf' Few girls in our Normal have accomplished more than our in- dustrious lass, Gert, She is always busy, yet seldom in a hurry. During her two years she has assisted the class in many waysg as a student, a friend, a helper to Miss Lamphier, and as a jolly good sport. Gert has endeared herself to the class of '23. She has shown her skill in poster work, painting, and music, while here, honors which few girls can claim at once. She works while she works, and Plays while she plays, and we feel confident that her success is assured. ' EDITH MARGRETTA MCCANN North Adams, Mass. Good things come in small packages. Here's to the cutest girl of '23-Edith McCann. Anddid someone say little? Petite- but, oh my! One would have to travel quite a distance to find a girl so charming and lovable as Edith, who always has a cheery word for everyone. We all hope that wherever Edith goes A ' there will be a theatre with a balcony, and a reserved seat in the second row, where she may gaze with her bewitching eyes at the -orchestra? Edith will succeed wherever she goes because of her sweet disposi- tion. So here's to you, Edith, with all good wishes.