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

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I-I -, ,I g THE AXIS 1 ,,' ., H - Him is. IS she . W 1 , , , 1 1 HI' ANR htfrforany- ' F . . !'lf 1, , lu r hlidrtlr and , .9 If ,. fi l Hi 'u y r l 21 flfrubt. 'I f'l ' '61 -.'rviriL5'! Ynu jug 'ft In T Zpy51l,kH.w R51-A MCCANN w infill Adams, Mass' Louise H. McDoNoUcH .-1, Wing, sw fresh, no fair. North Adams, Mass. ggg5ggfgg,,gg-,53g,g-if A 222152335522 tiff? ml, an amund And ever when she passes, Her smile is everywhere. Louise is one of the petite girls, who has been a bright and shining light in the class of '23, I She is a quiet, demure, little - -u 'f , ., I, 'iHHi GVflSk. Hffmff maiden, one who appeals .to dance rehearsals, rnovif, uf,-.1 lin-1 lwhmginn everyone with her Sweet smlle' events, have hem HKUVTTA 'mm nn ftllcrirlinlf A and, yes, we can truthfully say She Wouldwt SUWIIMIQI Q :,. IM , in .ill snr-ml that-she is the most lovable girl in the class. Louise was to her! Af f ' MNH ' Wim SHUI lffafllflg lady in our class play, and it is needless to say that ' fi 'WU' H lur-k she won the hearts of her audience the instant she stepped on the stage. Even we girls wished that we were of the opposite sex that night. Whatever she undertook, was accomplished creditably. We feel that it is useless to wish success for her, so we will g , just say Au Revoir. I 'i. -1 Mvffnnrv illzsllt-lil, NIJIHN, I Q 'X liff 11 nlry ,-,HI-V 'Intl' ,, ii.-- fr , itll!! 'nhl f 'Nl 1 411,11 rl' 'H f' l n If jd i ul' llllilsi f ig, I, ' - rom Pitts- ' 'flsgr ' I-.M L. ,i W 'MH' llmny others. ul' in-r home g - KATHERINE M CMA!-ION ,H H Ilmg HM, mug, North Adams, Mass. dmw, if -wry oflon, llignifgwl A ready wil, tempered wilh :U , 1 -vin! ulnla-Iv, with -l pymg' grace and a good disposition. I H H 4 ' . 1 . .- l,.,j,,, ,H Nm 'l4 lllxlmsilinn, She What WOLIld the class of '23 M l NIH' l , , ' lc uf' ' 5 , H nits 4 th do without Kate . She IS pll,::,iAA', H l 'l'1' iisiiiqu-f1mlTj charming, and has a wonderful ' ,,,,,,,J H HW luis In-on n mem- disposition, and is one of the adequately Carflylfltf out lin- ' ' Hum-il ' lfl,,,,,,,, und be des She has shown s ' ' uties of nurse. That all her uncle-rlqli . ' l 'll-U4 Hin' wish of '23, X l si .- ii . ' l'oIl-- M d . -Vmln 'l.v.1nfl lnifnlininn In gi':I 'H :ind Inu-her jolliest and best natured girls of the class. She has dramatic talent, too, as we observed at the Senior Play, Kate has served as treasurer of the class j during our senior vear, thus W proving that she is alborn busi- ness woman. We all know I . I hlllllll' lN'F'1'll0Hen MH' I'l'l'1wnI is the that the children will adore her. limi, i- 4-,I J 'l '4I-:ns Mi'tHxn1'Y 0 . alll Ilnuln 'U I - N ll. Mass .,,,, , .. ,l.hlI:li, frnillvnvul ,-,.'.,. 'mu 'H , ' - ' - IW WH,:,.ifl. lnnilil.-s Ilmf vonw MABEL CONGDON IIEDBURY 1 l fn ,,,, H . Wilmington, Vermont 1,,,,,,, Ulf' knulnvss of 1,',,,. H,,:H, How far that little candle WW HH Elm, nhr has she 14,511 throws its beams. ' ' an VIII, 'iw tl And just as far, do the smiles Nllhlftlliiru Ixunulxllllkk hy xx-hich Mabel gives us' l N ll in H.-lull! in us' entered throw their beams and cheel' L , NUV4' llllli film I Q li but we feel US Up. It's an enviable fawlty filing.. up r. ms sm-comfnlly we'll all agree to be able to . . ,. x x Purely, her determination new-r In w,,,.lfx WI Lite entrance. smile, any place, any time, any. e gclal' light hearted and Nifty fin' Iwi. mx hr'l gllt her to where Our Mabel is blessed she will bring to some C-p,5M,.l,n mm N Kiiili-it what vheer A with that Same accomplishment, goes herpleasing disposition will MH ' . im, Wp,,,n,,.,,,. She - She has won during her two Mary n i uw , z , . . N , Mm hvhllllii lriends as friend toall, and because f 1 X o it everybody loves her and wishes her success. Q She is happy, conscientious, 2

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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.

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THE AXIS 15 EDNA IRENE MESSIER Pittsfield, Mass. Here's to Irene of Room Eight.' She tries hard nc'er to be late, She does all the work The rest of us shirk- This dear Irene of Room Eight! Edna Irene has deserted us for Pittsfield almost every week end throughout the past two years, but we have appreciated her while she was here. Every- one loves her dancing brown - eyes and her snappy manner of llking, Besides, is she not our most ladylike member? he has that name, at least. There are a host of things we ould say about her, but let it suflice to say that she is a rue friend to all. JOSEPHINE CAMILLE MOONEY Lee, Mass. Like sunshine her glances so tenderly fall, She smiles not for one, but she smiles on us all. And many a heart she has eas'd of its care. ll'e'll bless the dear lass with the delicate air. Here's to the neatest of our class, whom every one knows to be a good friend. We all know that Jo will always keep her oise and sweet dignity even during the most exciting of allege games. May Josephine, as she well deserves, win iccess and happiness wherever she goes. ' RUTH W. NESBIT Pittsfield, Mass. To the best old pal one ever had, Our 'Nebbyf To one whose smile is never sad, Our 'Nebby.' To one who's always just the same And straight and square, will play the game- Our 'Nebbyf You are to be a fine teacher, we prophesy. The children will love you and be 891' to help you because you have a brisk and pleasing anner of which one never tires. Don't forget us. BLANCHE ADELAIDE OLSTED Pittsfield, Mass. Here's to the sweetest one, Here's to the neatest one, Here's to the truest, Of all who are true. Who does not love Our Blanche, the most athletic girl in N. A. N. S? Do we not know this roguish little girl by the merry twinkle in her eye? If you once meet her you will always remember her by her winning ways. She brings hap- piness and sunshine into every heart by her many comfort- ing words of cheer. For these and many other reasons we are all proud of our deal pal, Blanche. . GENEVA AGNES O'BRIEN Stockbridge, Mass. Gene is our class baby. She has all the characteristics of a lovable child and none of those which a prize baby should lack. Gene is always ready for everything, being a crackerjack at tennis and right there when it comes to stationary bas- i ketball. Her talents are not l alone in this line, for who can forget Gene in our tableau as Sweet Genevieve? Without Gene the class of '23 wouldn't be, at least we couldn't imagine it. Here's wishing Gene the best of success in whatever profession she undertakes, whether it's teaching school or testing soups , , HELEN T. O'NEILL Pittsfield, Mass. You may travel many a weary mile, You may see many a pleasant smile, But no matter where or when you 90, There is never a smile like the one we know, Never a greeting half so sweet As the one you receive when our pal you meet. ' ' Always laughing and ready for fun, Helen has kept the spirit of '23 up to the top. She is never too busy to attempt more work which she goes about blithely singing her favorite song, My Buddy. None of us can find words to tell our appreciation and affection for her. Whenever we speak of our famous class, we will al- ways remember our dear old Captain who has so faithfully supported the crew in our two years' voyage.