University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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IOSEPHINE COSENTINO Methuen Fortune teller ot' Bazaar, '31, '32, '33, '34 Sec'y of Aviation Club, '32 Vice pres. of International Club, '33 Sketching Club, '34 Jo's varied and unusual talents have found expression in mauv ways. Her skill in dealing with small children should prove prolit- able. Little bln, so lithe and pay, always unique in ex eiy wa5 , Hustling, quizzical, helpful toog luck on your path we wish to you. M.-XRGAR ET VERONICA CQTTER Cambridge Basketball and bowling teams, '31, '32 Cast of Please Stand By , '33 Chairman of prom committee, '34 Class day committee, '34 Blessed with one of the lovliest voices we have heard, Peg has sung a way into our hearts. Serenity and calmness of manner are her distinguishing characteristics, which, combined with her crooning voice, petit and trim appearance and much vim, are sure to bring future happiness and success. .,,,' 'ZZ

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MARGARET MARY COLBERT Cambridge Section lieutenant, '32, '33, '34 Junior Week committee, '33 Class Day committee, '34 Mental Hygiene Club, '33, '34 Making new friends and keeping the old is lVlarg's speciality. The manner in which she is lieutenant and friend at the same time is nothing short of magic. VVe therefore nominate her for a special corner in our Hall of Fame. Loyal and true blue-no more need be said. ADELE JOSEPHINE CONNOR Lowell Section hostess, '32, '33 Mental Hygiene Club, '34 Year book staff, '34 Carefree and unhampered, Adele has smilingly and gracefully accomplished much in her years of college life. As founder and leader of the Outdoor Club, she has no equal. As section hostess, she kept us diligently dusting, a feat which many mothers will envy. May she be as successful in all ventures!

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J ,f if GERARDINE ANNE CURLEY Lowell Vice-pres. of Sketching Club, '33, '34 Decoration chairman for Army Team, '34 Basketball and bowling teams, '31, '32 Glee Club, '34 Qne thing at a time and that done well is an adage that Gerrv liffhtl tosses aside. For whether it is drawing or Jaintinff, . as Y rs l as penmanship or sport events. or even wearing clothes beautifully, we may be sure that she will have the situation well in hand. But as VV'ild Nell , she touched the heights of honor and glory and left us literall ' Gas Jin0'. VVe trust all her roles mav be as famous. 3 6 6 .f CATHERINE ELIZABETH DECOURCEY Cambridge Head hostess, '32 Sketching Club, '33, '34 Bowling team, '33 Secretary of senior class Decky is our leading candidate for the automobile honors. lf she pilots her ship of life as skillfully as she drives her car each morning, there is no predicting the future. However, this failing, she has a few more aces on which to rely-large brown eyes, a deep widow's peak-you know the rest.