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

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1 THE NORMALOGUE FLORENCE CECELIA HUNT 273 West Street, Pittsfield, Mass. Five feet Iwo, eyes of blue Bu! oh! what Ihosc fine feet can do! Florence flits hither and thither among her classmates, uncom- plainingly doing her share of work. Though last year succumbing to the greater attractions of Pittsfield, she left us each week-end, this year she decided to favor us with more of her companionship. She may be quiet and unassuming while performing her daily tasks, but she can, when occasion demands, reveal the spirit of joyous fun that lies within her. Because she has shown her willingness to work in her two years here, we are sure she will become a most successful teacher. EVELYN MAY HUNTER Ev Ashfield, Mass. Council C153 Glee Club C1, 251 Senior Play Is there anyone in the dormitory who hasn't heard Evelyn's laugh echoing through the corridor at 9:30 or some other time? Besides this ability to create a cheerful atmosphere, Evelyn has proved to us, by doing so well in Daddy Long Legs , that she can also take the part of a crabby trustee, in spite of her cheery disposition. In years to come, the class of '26 will never be complete without her smiling face. MARGARET HUTCHINS Windsor, Vermont Class President C133 Glee Club Ili We had Margaret with us for only one short year, but during that time we learned to love her. Although she was rather small. she was one of the vivid, charming girls with lots of vim and pep. She made many friends here, and will always make many more wherever she goes. She is one of the outstanding girls, not only because of her per- sonality, but because of her Uwomanly charm of long hair. We re- gret that Margaret left us to rule a school, and that she did not come back to finish her Normal course with us, but we shall never forget her. RUTH ANNIS KEDDIE Miss KEEDIEH 1138 Pleasant Street, Worcester, Mass. Best Sport, Most Lovable Glee Club Q23 The Senior vote in the class statistics alone shows what Ruth Keddie means to all of us. Although she has been with us but a short time, she has endeared herself to the hearts of the Juniors as well as the Seniors. We have all benefited by, and thoroughly enjoyed, having Ruth tell of her many experiences and impressions of the West. 27

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A-E THE NORMALOGUE ANGELINE CECELIA GOODALL NANCY 444 Winthrop Street, Winthrop, Mass. Prettiest Eyes Class Vice President QU, Glee Club C1, 25, Senior Play Angy is a good athlete, a friend to all, and one of the jolliest girls in our midst. When Angy played the role of Miss Pritchard in the play, we imagined what a sweet middle-aged woman she would become. Then, whenever we think of Angie , we will recall the times she let us enjoy her fine voice in chapel. MARGARET GERTRUDE HAGGERTY Adams, Mass. Most Likely to Succeed Senior Play Take one part tall blondness, work into it a breezy laugh, mix it thoroughly with a cheerful presence. Sift together equal parts of good thinking, cooperativeness and stick-to-it-iveness, fold in some good comradeship, and add to the above mixture. Flavor with a sense of humor, pour into a broadminded mold, and bake in the heat of human understanding. This is how we got our Margaret. HELEN ANDERSON HAIG NELLiE Williamstown Road, Williamstown, Mass. Wittiestg Peppiest Class Play They say that good things come in small packages, but who could imagine that Nellie would contain such a wealth of mirth and vivac- ity. Her witty remarks have kept us in peals of laughter. To be with Nellie for an hour is a veritable circus entertainment. As a dancer she excels. We know that Helen will joke and dance her way through life, stopping occasionally by the wayside for real achievements. EDITH C. HERRICK EDEN Park Street, Housatonic, Mass. Basketball Q25 When you haven't the right thing to wear to a certain place Eden is the one to go to, for she has just what you want. No other has been more ohliging, and what will some of us do when she isn't around? We are sure Eden will be remembered as one of the most athletic of our members. 26

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THE NORMALOGUE A. ll ANITA LEE KEI.LoGG HNITAH 10 Warren Avenue, Great Barrington, Mass. Whenever you need good advice, a pencil, book, or pen, just go to Nita . That's the place where you will find these things. A special -yes, especially good in so many lines that it is difficult to determine in which she excels. Among her specialties are athletics, and her abilities in basketball and on the ice deserve special mention. Her qualities of cheerfulness and optimism have won for her many friends among the Senior Class. DORIS EVELYN KIRBY DOT 177 Elm Street, Pittsfield, Mass. Glee Club Cl, 25 Doris is a friend in need and a friend indeed . Those of us who know Doris intimately realize the value of such a true friendship. When one knows her as many of us do, one will learn of her passion for certain photographs and other pictures. We know, too, that she gets a great deal of excitement merely from the thoughts of a Dance. Dot is a girl of fine character, and of course a little frivolity is perfectly per- missable. MADELINE LAHEY UINIIKEH Orchard Street, Adams, Mass. Glee Club 11, 25, Class Playg Secretary Q22 Mike , as her name implies, is one of the jolliest, liveliest, girls in our class. She's the life of the lunch room, and judging from the dishes she used to bring to our parties, Mike is some cook. Ted is lucky, I'll say! Her burdens during her Senior year have been heavier, since she was one of our class officers, but nevertheless, she managed to have time for our dance, and Mike can surely dance. GRACE EDITH LAMB LAM8IE 940 Holmes Road, Pittsfield, Mass. Senior Play She may be little, but size isn't everything. If one hears a witty remark of any kind, she may be sure that Lambie is the originator. Goodness! Who let out that laugh? Why Lambie , of course, for as some would say, it is so peculiarly her own that one would know it anywhere. Is she a good business woman? Just watch her some noontime, in the stock room where the angry mob is waiting for supplies. As an orphan in the play, she won the heart of the audience. 28