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

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THE NORMALOGUE BIRS. THERZA VAN ETTEN M atron lYhat girl has not had a thrill of pride when introducing our House Mother to relatives or friends? She is truly. worthy of our admiration for she possesses those qual- ities which are necessary to one in her position. Many girls have her to thank for doctoring their ills both of a physical and mental nature. ive shall surely be back to see our Mother Van. ANNA OSLEY Hatfield, Blass. A ssista nt Jlatro n At graduation-time last year many of us felt a lump in our throats when we realized that our Ann was really going away. What a feeling of gladness we experienced when we found her waiting to welcome us on our return in September! Not a disappointment was in store for us either! Anne was just as delightful an assistant matron as a house-president. We wish Ann every happiness in thc fut ure! 16

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I W, l MISS 'FHERESA FICRGVSUN North .xCl2llllS, Mass. S1'1'r1'lf1r-lj lhal we are glad to talk wxth a low nmnu-nts al any tum-. IIISS BERTHA ALLYN Holyoke, Blass. Secretary Qf.E.l'f67l.9l'07l Deparfnzelzf lvithout Miss Allyn keeping her nose to the grinclstoneu as she does we would never be able to have such an extreme supply of mimeograph copies. She is always jolly and good-matured and we are sorry to leave her. 15 THE NORMALOGUE hvlll'!l0YCl' we go into the oflivv. we are mel hy a lnusp happy person who as always snnhng aml rc-asly to hm-lp us in any way that she c-an. Bllss Ferguson is om- ol' the pm-oplm

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