Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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Katherine Claire Northampton Kitty Sounds of laughter and merriment — enter Kitty! When Kitty talks, everything as well as everyone stops — even the stars seem to listen to what she has to say. Friends like you count. Kitty, and make the parting in June all the harder. Eleanor Clark Worthington Lenor ' What ' s the assignment for tomor- row, Eleanor? How many times has that question been asked; for Eleanor always took and kept assignments for tomorrow. We like to go to her for help, for she is always eager to be of assistance and always good natured. May the best of luck be yours, Eleanor.

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Anna Cain Pittsfield Anna We were not long in choosing Anna our cleverest girl. She does not talk much but when she does she always says something. We hardly recognized her as stupid, drawling Simple Simon, but didn ' t she play the part! We can see Fame and Anna clasping hands. Beatrice Callahan Pittsfield ' Bea Bea is intensely interested in auto- mobiles. At one time her favorite was a Ford truck. What now, Bea ? Dur- ing her reign on the pike as proctor, she gained the confidence and friendship of all under her care. A successful fu- ture is our wish for Bea.