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

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THE NORMALOG-UE MISS BERTHA SMITH North Adams, Mass. Miss Smith came to us as Assistant Matron. taking Mrs. Gellis' place. A better friend you do not find every day, and in one short while, she has won a warm place in our hearts. Ciba Mountains The mountain's crown is a cloud of mist, Its cloak a mantel of gray Its feet, by a brooklet softly kissed Its perfume, the flowers of May. Its jewels, the trees, all flashing and bright IVith leaves of emerald green Its friends, the birds who pause in To rest in this place serene. their flight The rnountain's a friend of the weary, It brings to them comfort and cheer, hlaking gray skies seem less dreary And Heaven so very near. --Frances Shaw 16

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lass QBfficers 'iw BARBARA WVALTER BIARION TAYLOR 1jI'l'Nlil1l'Ilf, 19326 Iy7:FC-Pl'lfSiflC'Il,l, 1926 Pl'C'S2'f1Cllf, 19:27 FRANCES BERNARD I 'ia'-P1'es2frle11,t, 1 927 M.-x.11-QL SMITH EDITH Hgqmg SCCI'l'llll'y. 15136-1927 T1'Q'fl5llfl'1', 1926-1927 18 r ' 4X THE NORMALOGUE 'ig