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

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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

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f THE NORMALOGUE KATHLEEN DAVIS 6 C K3 9 Box 578, VVindsor, Vt. Glee Club 121, Student Council QQD, Operetta 121. Frankest A cheerful smile, kindly eyes, Love for all within her lies. Kathleen's opinion is eagerly sought and yet feared, for honesty of thought and expression is her highest attribute. Kathleen has made everyone from the faculty down love her, nd Vermont will surely have reason to be proud of her, whether it Mrsgner or not. We will always remember Kathleen for her kindness of heart, and her sincerity. ALMA ANNETTE DOLIVA SSAP! 10 Second St., Adams, Mass. Orchestra, Operetta. Light of heart and bright offaee, The daughter of a merry race. NAI! How often have we heard that name ring out in the past year! If it were an assembly which needed a violin solo or a poem which needed dramatic interpretation we always rushed to her for help. But, hark! And yet again- ? Al's unending supply of jokes and her ability gave us many a pleasant hour. We will always think of her standing before assembly gaily relating some of the many interesting incidents of her trip abroad last summer. HELEN DOYLE Blondie 1053 hlassachusetts Ave., Blackinton, hlass. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, A.ri.s'Stafl', Basketball CU QQJ. She may be well compared Unto the Phoenir lrind, lVhose like 'was never seen nor heard, That any man can find. Helen certainly knows how to play basketball and just to prove it she coaches the Juniors. She likes teaching and will make a fine primary teacher. We'll guarantee the children in her room will have plenty of physical exercise too. Williams holds a fascination for Helen-we mean the name not the college. GRACE RITA DULLAHAN 6 Franklin St., Easthalnpton, hlasls. The readiness of doing doth express no other than the doer's wil- lingness. , Wlith a clatter. bang and shriek Grace comes bounding down the hall. How many would recognize her in this mood? Although this does not exactly fit her we find Grace full of fun. She is always good natured and a friend to everyone. Her willingness to help others has won for her many true friends. 26