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

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THE NORMALOGU BERTHA IWAE BURKE lvilliamstown, Blass. Dramatic Club. A true friend to the true. The field of psychology interests Bertha most: but because of her ability to argue, we feel sure she will become one of our Senators. The rugged climate of the Berkshires pleases Bertha not a bit. She insists that hats are a bother and therefore should not be worn. Maybe if we all had curly hair we wouldn't wear hats either. MARGARET SUSAN BURNETT uljegn 5 Hoosac St., North Adams, Mass. Reading Club. Slill waters run deep. One would get the impression that Margaret is quiet. Perhaps she is some of the time, but-We will never forget the goals she made for us in gym. She was surely the star forward of Section Two. We hope she will be as successful at teaching school as she was at making baskets for her team. MARTHA GRACE BURT ' ' Marty' ' 66 Pine St.. Pittsfield, Mass. Glee Club KU CQD, Dramatic Club 121, House Council CU, Operetta, Amis Staff KQJ, Normaloguc Staff, Address to Juniors, Cleverest, Wlittiest, Most entertaining, I um happy-from rare I am free- lVlzy Cfllllf all thc world be happy like mc? Marty may always be depended upon for her sunny countenance, cheerful presence, and a witty remark to spur onward the weary Normalite. If Martha were not a school teacher, she could easily challenge Sarah Bernhardt along the dramatic line, for more than once she has been the star and mainstay of the show . Never will any of us forget the beautiful friendliness of Martha, the cleverest girl in our class. LENA NIAE CHAIVIPAGNE Lene 41 Otis Ave., Dalton, hlass. Basketball, Qnd class team. She may be quid bu! I have my rloubts-. Fun and mischief lurk in the blue eyes of this seemingly quiet girl. And who could help admiring her curly hair! Lena is one of our hard workers and also one of our best basketball forwards. Q2

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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

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THE NORMALOGUE ELIZABITH REGINA CHENAIL Liz Luce Road, North Adams, Mass. Reading Club. The only way lo hare a friend is fo be one. Always laughing and full of glee Liz kept the spirit of '27 up to the top. She proved an able guard for her team. But not in basketball alone did she excel. Her ability to see the bright side of life won for her a place in everyone's heart. Anyone who spent even a short time with Liz was sure to be favorably impressed by her jolly nature. She was surely one of the joys of 'Q7. GERTRUDE CHILDS Huntington, Mass. Orchestra, Glee Club. Harlf, dost lhou hear music? 'Tis Gerlrzldfds l'iol'iI1.. Gertrude came to us from W'orcester Normal at the beginning of our Senior year and a fine addition to our class she has proved to be. Many an interesting talk has she given us in various classes. We are sure that in the future the children in her school will profit by her knowledge and experiences. KATHERINE FRANCES CODY K Casey Q03 East Main St., North Adams, Nlass. Student Council PresidentC'2l, A.ri.s' Staff CU, Orchestra CU CQD. Tennis Champion CQJ, Normalogur Staff, Basketball CU QQQ, Most cheerful. The world will move, yes, buf help it along. YVithout Casey . we doubt if Mr. Smith could ever have successfully raised the class of '27 to its present standard. The school has felt her quiet, kindly, unassuming presence in the guiding of our affairs, and has been grateful for having such a personality in our midst. Katherine told the world all about our proud progress at the New York Convention and we feel sure she will always uphold those high ideals N. A. N. S. has given to us all, SOPHIE SHIRLEY COHEN 82 North John St., Pittsfield. hlass. Glee Club QQJ, Dramatic Club, Operetta, Normalogue Staff. Class Banner. Some folks more Illrouglz life as a band of music moves dozrn ilu' sired, flzngzng ou! pleasure on every szclc. Although Sophie deserted us almost every week-end for Pittsfield we appreciated her while she was here. It did not take us long to discover her ability for drawing pictures which entertained us in many a class. '27 is proud of her talent for writing plays. and we hope to see some of them produced some day. Sophie was one who surely enjoyed her life at Normal. Viiith her go the best wishes of '27. Q3 V