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

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THE KNOLL STAFF The college year has brought to the members of the Yearbook Staff many new experiences. One of the most valuable is cooperation. Each and every member of the Yearbook Staff has worked in con- junction with some other member. Work- ing together in the harmony and enthusi- asm engendered by a common purpose, we have found a deeper feeling of true com- radeship. Another experience is that of accomp- lishment. We have had the joy of true satisfaction in watching a task begin, de- velop, and finally completed. Under the able direction of our Editor-in-Chief, Claire Hadley, the work has come to full completion. Able assistance was rendered by the Assistant Editor, Doris Heath; Business Managers, Cecelia Armer and Ann Giragosian; Art Editors, Helen West- er and Leona Blacktin; Literary Editors, Muriel Burke, Jane Larson, and Marion Brenton; Music Editors, Theresa Angelotti and Louise Cavalieri; Sports Editors, Bernice Chadwick and Margaret Harkins; Photography Editors, Vivian Rodrigues and Phyllis Fraser; Secretaries, Mary Clare Burns and Florence Robitaille. We know that a yearbook can not be accomplished by a staff alone. So, now we humbly offer our sincere gratefulness for the willing cooperation, confidence, en- couragement, loyalty, and unfailing sup- port of Miss Kirby, our advisor, mem- bers of the faculty, and the entire student body. [21]

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CLASS OFFICERS Sometimes titles have the tendency to be meaningless. We only wish that everyone could have the opportunity to experience just a little of the unceasing work that an office entails. Catherine Hill, our President, for three years, has been a diplomatic and influential leader. She has remained a modest, well- liked friend of her colleagues. Efficient management of a class is a full-time job, and Cassie has been true to the Seniors every minute. We will always cherish memories of a very adequate leader. Eileen Flynn has held the office of Vice- President, and a more conscientious, faith- ful officer than Flynnie could hardly be found. A quiet young lady with a spon- taneous sense of humour which has made her very popular. Our efficient secretary has been Marie Pouliot, who will make an excellent teacher. We thank her now for the work in this office that she has done so faithfully. The physically-tiring and spiritually- trying office of treasurer was given to a very patient Senior, Marjorie Waring. She always asked for money with a smile. To be a successful treasurer is not such an easy task. Marjorie certainly has filled the position with success, grace and charm. [20]

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Theresa Angelotti Terry . . .a good thing in a little package . . . versatile . . . composer-pi- anist ... L.T.C. ' s Dinah Shore... class song. . .fun to be with! Cecelia Armer Efficient . . . cute and expressive re- marks ... a friend in need and indeed ! plays piano, too!. . expressive chap- eaus. . .true business manager. Marian Bachelder Curly head... chic, feminine clothes for a slender, graceful figure — letters to and from Major Frank E. Bachelder . . . Dick ... a talented pianist. Gertrude Belanger Gert .. .Western Union ... even temper ... a nice word for everyone ...that cool and limpid look... placid . . . industrious besides reserved and capable. [22]