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

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MILDRED ADAMS Lowell Like a page from Vogue, Millie ' s impeccable appearance, combined with her serene man- ner made her a welcome addition to our group. A conscientious worker, she has contributed much to our class. With such attributes, success is sure to come her way. MARY LOUISE BROGAN Lowell More often than not called by her last name, Mary is possessed with the luck of the Irish. LTnhurried and un worried she walks the ways of life. Her twinkling blue eyes and effervescent manner are known throughout the school. BARBARA CONWAY North Billerica Barbara ' s outstanding quality is sincerity. Her views are unique, her expression of them is always original. Her quiet and unassuming ways have not kept us from knowing a pleas- ant classmate.

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enior Message We, the prospectors of ' 49, have reached the end of our journey here at Lowell. In a few years we shall be all but forgotten as a class in the school; but to those who will still be here, those who face a one, two, or three-year search for gold, may we leave a few thoughts. Our faculty have led us with patience and with kindliness during our four years. They will listen to your problems, no matter how small or how large. They will work faithfully and diligently to help you discover solutions to these prob- lems. Interest in the student body as exhibited by our faculty at Lowell is rare indeed ! Our college is similar to a large family. Each has his unique duty to perform. We pride ourselves on this fact. It is your responsibility to keep it this way. It is your responsi- bility to pass this spirit on to new classes as they enter. It is your responsibility to carry it with you as you go about your work and play throughout the day. You may think this assignment is large, but it is this spirit of oneness that is Lowell Teachers College. In a family, when one sets about to accomplish something, the whole family bands together for the purpose of ac- complishing that one task. We feel that this attitude pre- vails at Lowell Teachers College. We, The Seniors, like to feel that we have done our small part in the four years we have been here to carry on and deepen the spirit of family togetherness. We wish there were something tangible we could leave which would equal what our college has done for us, but we will have to rely on the words Thank you to express what is in our hearts at this time. Your guidance, faculty members, has equipped us to face the problems of today ' s world. As a result of education under your guidance, we leave Lowell with a feeling of confidence. May you ever be proud of the class of ' 49. To our college mates, the underclassmen, we say to you in closing, participate in all activities — cherish even moment, every hour, for your four years pass all too quickly.

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MARY SHIRLEY CORBY Lowell Corb possesses a sparkling personality and a strong character. Dependable leader- ship has made her outstanding in our class. Gaiety and sobriety intermingled reveal a delightful person. HELEN MARIE CREMEN Medford Beneath her unruffled manner, we find a quick thinker in Helen. Dependability is her forte. She is industrious and conscientious in everything she undertakes and yet is quick to see the humorous side of life. ANN MARIE DALEY Lowell Gentle, demure, soft-voiced, and kind- hearted, such is Ann Marie, the lamb in our midst. Yet, at times she discards this mantle of quietness to become a lively spirit of gaiety and fun.