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

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THE NORMALOGUE lll,l,13x CICIIIX CORCORPKN gl 'Nlounlaln Road YOI'NYO0Cl Hass Ill llllllll Club CQJ Housl iounul CU W A A Recordlng Qecretary B lskl tb lll L25 Opuett 1 Ilullcst Tzs' lhf' small Ihmgv of llfe fha! count Hclcn h I9 IIl'lll0 herself' dear to thc hearts of all durlng our stav at X A X S Xfitlllllg would h ue sumed qulte complete mthout Helzn s mu ll lflh lllllshxs llld glgglls -Xllvns llllllng to lend 1 hlnd whether lt bl ln gcogl lpllx cllss or on 1 snow foured lllll Helcn has been ln d 1 comr ull rue Sha h 1s lll understlndlng ssmpwtllx and ll' '1 urtlln loung man doesnt lllll her nl IX she ulll surelx nmke her path to the top of the proflsslon 'XI XRX CLRXLDINE CORFOR KN Corky Glendale Whse Opulttw Dramatle Club qecrltwrl of Glee Klub 01 I zrfory bflongs fo Ihr' mos! persuzrmg Mlrx one of our most pmrseurlng glrls IS frundly 'ln full of fun H lf lllS prox ed 1 plldSlIlt cllssmall 'NI n sueecss bl hlrs 063 St ite Road, North Xdams llhss lllln C ll! lux! in In hflpful just fo In Irue lusf fo In glad Ihr 1111016 day fhru Onu SOI! knoll Marx you knoll her foreser xxltll keen enJos ment lOl fl Joke she JOlI1CIl 111 all ollr fun 'md nexer nllssed '1 good fllllt' llthough shl WN ls 'slllfll0llS lml C'0I1Slltlltl0US Ill her lsork N1'lI'X true to hmr 1l1ss mms llltl lllt'Yl1l9 hls won thc lou lllll esteem of tlltlll 'lll NIM she rl uh the llilgllth ol QIILLLSS slu IS 4 lflllbllk strlllng lor IILI1 N FR XXC LH CROYYI LX S llll W esthamptoll BI ass C lu I lllll House ftllllllll Orchlsfrl Opelett 1 Nlost date I'Ill1l'!9ll Dup blur 1111 w darll gI0iSljlI!1Il' lxun lhoughlful Irnfllr uzr X IUKXII' llli llorkul mth Illlm ll l lllb llllI'Nlllfl 'lt her splendlll fllllxf lll Tl mrs ls no tlsk loo Cllffllllt to lllilllpl no p lll to lllllli llc to lxuutl H1 ilu sllcussflll 'lIf0lllllllSllllllI1l of her sehlmes Hall Il IN lllmn ll ld4r llltl Nl ful onlx to g.,l ld to follou Hllill she le'1ds ' l--12 Y 1 1 YW 4 417 4 4 , J J ,J I A 1 1 , 4' f . 1 l , . , .. 1 A ,L ,4 1-.-. 1 1 y 1 , ..... ' 1 ' -4'x 1 lv nu 1 .. . , .. J.Yl'I ss' ' - ' u ,, 44 K .N . . v 4 Q . . . ' . -'- 1 Q .' 'ra . ut' ' : 1 , ' I . .. .. 1 ' z 'I . Y' 1 - . U . ' . - ' .y 1' , . .. . .. .A . E , . . I .. .. . I .Z Y . . , K . . , I l,. . W , .. ' 1 1 . 1 . 1 . V l . ' I ll n , 99 ' - 1 , 4'r.... Nil 1 D Y I i v H . Q ., ,. . t ... is Y- I 'n .I 'silt ' 'g L . . I, . , , . . . .. . 1 1 . . .t .. NIXRY LOUIQE CREYYQ A A L ' K, '4 l - r -v n x 1 1 . ., cl.. . . .. 1, I Rc. ,, l. ' K. , , . ' '- p ' - QQ .x V . , ,. v v . . . l . ' . u A 1. A . l ' u .1 . . 1 , . 1 I , .15 L. ' F: .', ' ' , V .- L K K., s -1 ,- r 1 .s. A ' V l ' . x . .. . ' 'z 1 ' . . 1 .y 1: h I N' -L 115:31 L. la I' ' ' . 1 7 '111 1 ' Y ' - 4' 4 l l 4 4 JJL 14 4 L J ,. -1- .. . . . , ell. . -1 , 5- ', 'x .. 1 ' .. A x I I I .A lv 3 ln 4 an I ',, l , f ' ' . . Y -. .' .. 2 .. . ' ' ' 4. . 1 1 1 . exe- '- :l lltk. ll ' . ' l a ' . la ' .'.:' . s... s ' 1 L- ...-: 1 1. s- . x I . 1 '--A . .Q nz vm in t- 12 ' - x I . 24

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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

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THE NORMALOGUE HELEN BIARGARET CROWLEY Crowley Temple St., North Adams, Blass. Dramatic Club Vice-President 121, Glee Club l'2j, .flrix Staff MJ, Uperetta. Some think ilu' zrorlrl wax :mule for fun audfrolie. and so do I. A merry laugh, a witty retort, and you know it's Helen. Crowley is one of the girls who has succeeded in making bright for us many a dull de ate. er personality and enthusiasm directed toward any projeet will carry it through to a triumphant finish. Helen's cheery disposition and good humour will always remain with us. GENEYIEVE FRANCES CFRTIN Cheshire. Blass. Glee Club, Reading Club. All Ihiugx come round fo him who will bu! wail. Genevieve is a girl with a goal and many hobbies. She is versed in the art of expression and intends to write poetry some day. If she writes as well as she speaks, there is no question concerning her success in the world of American literature. Genevieve is extremely fond of English violets too. Cheshire is probably to blame for that though. RUTH ELIZABETH CLRTISS Rufus 186 Eagle St.. North Adams, Blass. Reading Club til. Axis Staff 021. Fire Chief, Publicity Committee Chairman. Some are mlule for mischief, .mine are made for noise. Hoirerer. the greatest rirlue cou.vi.vf.v of u charming poise. lve have felt Ruth's quiet support and steady cooperation all through our course at Normal. She helped to make the W. A. A. really live: as our fire-chief, she took away all our horror and worry of ever being trapped in a burning building. A good friend to all. a loyal comrade: we'll not forget Ruth. EARLENE DALRYBIPLE 10 Lakeview St.. Pittsfield, Blass. Reading Club. She'.v no! ri girl you would often hear: ll c re found her frusiworfhy, .vfucliou.s-, sincere. Serious minded. but possessing a smile that inspires a perfeet confi- dence and trust that is never betrayed. We know her mostly as a student. but we have found pleasant companionship with her also. Q5