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

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THE NORMALOGUE .IENNIBIAE COOPER Pittsfield, hlass. Iilee Club tlj 122. One of our most talented classmates is this young lady. One thing which I think we have never seen is Jennimae in a flurried, fussed state of mind. Always calm and collected she goes about her work, and she always accomplishes that which she sets out to do! She is very talented, musically and artistically. If you make as many friends in your community as you do pretty pictures, Jennimae, there'll be no doubt about your success. EDITH DANN ' Deedie 6 Chapel St., Gloucester, hlsas. Reading Club CQJ, IV. A. A., Chairman Red Cross Enrollment CQJ. Silence is more eloquent than zeorrlsf' Edith is a quiet girl, but is always ready to do her bit. She is our dorm bobber but we fear she will soon lose her job as our locks are growing-well, quite fast. Her week-ends have been quite busy. Don't blush. Edith, wc like him-May success be yours in anything you undertake. CHARLOTTE DANKSZEIVICZ Pittsfield, Blass. W. A. A. CU fill. The secret of xzzeeess is constancy of purpose. lYhat was the assignment? Does anyone know what we were supposed to do? Oh! dear! why didn't I do it? Did anyone ever hear Charlotte say this? No-not Charlotte! She is the girl whose work was always done and done well. Her constancy of purpose will carry her far. MILDRED IYOODHOUSE DAYIES -1-7 Commercial St., Adams, 1Iass. W. A. A. CU til. Travel Club 125, Orchestra CU 121. Greeting each neu' day in her 011'n happy zray, With a merry look and a carefree way. Though small in stature, we are ever conscious of her presence.- for her contributions to the classes while not of numerous quantity arc great in quality. And who does not prefer quality rather than quantity? Q0

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' MARION JEPSON BLOOD Stamford, Vermont Dramatic Club, .-iris Staff CQJ. Rather a quiet young lady is she' llfilh Ihr' gcuflcsl of 771111171178 you rrrr did .w'r. Marian is certainly one of the sweetest girls in the class. We do not see why we have had to do without her so much within the two years we have spent here. And then. too, Marian is one of our really talented classmates! We expect very soon to find her efforts in the very best of the modern verse! If the wishes of the class ol' '28 will help her to success, Marion, they are hers. ADELINE S. BRIGGS Edgie 37 Cottage St., Taunton, Mass. W. A. A. Most determined C'apabIr, jolly, eager fo do- Good loyal friend, Edgie, lhafs you. From Taunton-on-the-Cape comes this most decided and stud- ious girl. Her friendship and hearty laughter have added much to our school days. We all join in saying, Adeline, we are very glad to have known you. EUNICE NI. BROWN North Adams, hlass. W. A. A. Point Secretary CQD, Glee Club, Operetta, Basketball, Dramatic Club. Although she appears very rneclf and mild She is often a very unruly child. Is this a Pepsodent Advertisement or only a normal grin? Of course it is Eunice Brown with her usual wide smile. Eunice seems to find the world a cheerful place. We believe her schoolroom will be a pleasant place if she keeps her smile! ELSIE A. CAHOON Els Pleasant Lake Avenue, Pleasant Lake, hlass. Reading Club CU, W. A. A. UD CQD. Class Banner, Treasurer of Dramatic Club 121. Shc's a book lo bc zrilh care prru.vcd. Did you see Elsie's dress? Isn't it adorable? It is the best looking thing I've seen for ages. Yes, my dear, she actually made it herself! This is only one of her accomplishments. Ask anyone who purchased her Christmas cards about her artistic ability. and there are her posters too! YYhat contributions to the success of our many school activities has our Elsie made! 19 THE NORMALOGUE -1

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THE NORMALOGUE FLORENCE DESACTELS Flo 109 Columbia St., Adams, Mass. W. A. A. CU til. Travel Club 125, Reading Club KU. Best Dancer She is ll maid of arlless gruee, Genlle inform anrlfair QffllFl'.n Plenty of smiles and sparkling eyes! 'l'hat's Florence! She hails from Adams and evidently the climate there agrees with her. She is making a study of the 'l'itain Type. BARBARA DOROTHY DILK 5 North Summer St., Adams, Blass. Head of Basketball. YV. A. A. CU CQJ, Reading Club Clj, Travel Club CQJ, Chairman Outing Committee. Most Athletic She lfuoms' uflzlefies like fl bee 1n'Il0Z1'S-ff0'1l'l'l'S.U We could never have scored out the Juniors without the many baskets Babs made. Her pleasant smile and lovable personality make us appreciate that she spent more time with us than at home. Even if she always missed the car. she has one of her own. May she always be carried as swiftly along the road of success as she now is along the road to Adams. ANNA C. DONNIS Ann Prospect St., Hatfield, Blass. Glee Club, YV. A. A. Secretary '28, Basketball. She is all S'IlIl-9111-IIP, in herfaee The very soul of 8ll'f't'fIIC'SS slzou-s. Cutest Yea Anna! Yea Donnis! Yea, yea. Anna Donnis! Here's to one of our best all around sports. Anna is not only a champion at tennis but also a star baseball batter, a perfect basketball shooter. a leader of athletics, but also a fine student, excelling in studies as well as sports. May the good wishes of the class of '28 trail you where'er you go. LORETTA AGNES DONSBOUGH Donnie Ashley Falls, lVIass. YV. A. A. CU, Basketball KQJ, Associate Editor .YOI'IIIll10gIIt'. They fell me of her merry laugh: Her rich, u'ho1e-hearted glee. If anyone is looking for a basketball guard, just call on Donnie. With her smile, she has won her way into the hearts of all her classmates. She is always willing and ready to enjoy a good time and we shall miss her. Whatever she does or wherever she goes the best wishes ofthe class of 1928 will be with her. 21