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

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THE NORMALOGUE FRANCES ELEANOR BERNARD Franny Fran,' 71 Liberty St., North Adams, Nlass. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Vice President, Basketball, Aris Staff, Nornzalogue, Class Day Speaker, Operetta. Tiniest Ready for any path you lake, Jolly and able and wide awake. Eager face, sparkling face, a flame of fiery action. cleverness and orig- inality. In basketball or psychology watch Franny , she usually grasps the main issue first. BIARION SANFORD BISHOP North Adams, Mass. Glee Club, Operetta. A heart that can feel for anothefs woe, And share his joys with a genial glow, llfith sympathies large enough to enfold All folks as brothers is better than gold. Here's to Marion, a pal to each and every one of us. How many times she has saved our class by her many contributions to the recitations! what wouldn't we have given for Marion's complexion! VVc hope she X won't lose it through her hard work next year. BIARY LU BOND 170 Pleasant St., North Adams, Mass. Reading Club, Chairman of Assembly Committee, Operetta. Feeling in her heart a zronzazfs pride, That nothing she could ask for was denied. XVhen Mary says anything we know she means it and she always says what she means exactly. She, in spite of her good looks, is a very capable young lady and drives her own coupe regardless of officers or signals. Mary Lu intends to become a Girl Scout leader so we have not dared sug- gest the possibilities of the popular song Mary Lu . LORETTA DIARY BREEN 54 lilarietta St., North Adams, Blass. Dramatic Club. lVhat do we livefor, if it is not to make life less diffieultfor eaeh other? That Loretta has dramatic ability was proved in Story Telling class. She will he appreciated by her pupils beacause she always has a story up her sleeve. The corridors will seem lonely without her for her radiant smile was sure to cheer us up. Q0

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as MARJORIE ALLEN -'ixlarjr North Hoosick, N. Y. l maiden modes! and velf ovvevverl .- , . . -p .. .- . Youthful, bcauhful and xfylishly dr1'.v.ve1l. Best of luck sister state. to Marj next year as she instructs the youth ol' our ELLEN BIAE ANDREYVS 38 Plunkett St., Pittsfield, Blass. Glee Club QU CQJ, Orchestra, Operetta. Most Musical II is always good Io know char1m'ng human beings. ll re- freshes one lik ejlowers and woods and clear brooks. That these few lines fit Ellen I'm sure no one will deny. All during her two years at Normal she has been a favorite among the girls because of her willingness to help entertain with her playing and singing. Her pleas- ing voiee added much to the Operetta. We expect her to be a great suc- cess. Best wishes, Ellen. DOROTHY BAKER Dot 79 90. Prospect St., Bellows Falls, lllass. Dramatic Club, Axis Staff, Normnloguc. Dot's blue unlimited powers Dot will take a However we hope a-year man. Quietest WY shape 0lll St'll'z -S' the joy orfear Qf what lhc coming life is made, Andjill our F1lfll7'l'.S atmosphere lliifh sunshine or with shade. eyes show enormous possibilities and certainly she has both in the fields of literature and art. We are sure prominent place among the modern writers of free verse. it won't be long before she finds her ten-thousand-dollar- MABEL ETHEL BEALS Eth 56 Green St., Athol, lllass. Glee Club CU CQD, Dramatic Club K2 , Operetta. She to whom the world is Im! a lran.vz'mf dream. Here's Eth , the day-dreamer. Life flows by, but Ethel is lar hence. To those of us who have known her best. have been given two lovely years of association with one of the best all-round girls ever. If sweetness of ersonalitv oodness of heart and unaffected love of P 1 . v 3 1 v 1 comrades count in our profession, Eth will surely head the list. 19 THE NORMALOGUE 113

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THE NORMALOGUE MARION MARGARET BRICSETT Breeze 505 Union St., North Adams, Mass. tllee Club tll MD, Dramatic Club. A.l I-S Statl' CID CQJ, Nornmlogru' Staff, Uperetta. Basketball til, Vaptain. A 1 0l'll' will get you anytvhcre-:If fl S'11't'1'l face is belliml Ihr' vrlu'eI. Bing! Bang! Don't be frightened. It's only Marion's Ford stopping outside at the hitching post for the day. Faithful servant! Y Breeze has made herself necessary to the hl'e of N. A. N. S. and everyone has a hearty Hail m answer to her Good-morning . She and her twm will probably nnss each other a great deal, next year, but Marion's strong character and loving personality will surely make her a success. ' ALICE BROOKINGS HAI.. 195 State St., Newburyport. Blass. tilcc Club CU CQJ, Dramatic Club, Axis Staff QQD, Operetta. Greatness does not depend on size. Hcrc's to Al whose barbarous ability is far famed! How often have we been entertained by the musical snip, snip of her scissors! To appreciate her sense of humor you must know her intimately. We hope she will always remember with pleasure her associations here at Normal. MARY CARLTON BROIVN MHSS3CllllS6ttS Ave., Blackinton, hlass. Reading Club, President, Basketball CID Ready 'in hear! and ready in hand. In Mary, Blackinton has made a contribution ot' which the class is very proud not only on account of her splendid work in starting our Reading Club but just for herself. But one thing we can't understand about her is-she insists on wearing analogous color schemes. This may predict an artist of the futuristic school or it may be merely a Professional''manner of expression. ROSE CECEILIA BRUTON Neff- s 'vw 441 W ashmgton et., Quincy, ifass. Dramatic Club, .-l.1'i.v Staff CQJ, Operetta. Quiel.', 1-Ilgf'll1'0IlS. forward and capable. Rose was one who became a vital element to our class and social activities. She had a decided opinion on almost every subject which she was willing to make known. Her Hrm belief was that everyone should enjoy life to the fullest extent, and she abided by it. Rose, we wish you luck for we have-'faith in your teaching. 21