Westfield State University - Tekoa Yearbook (Westfield, MA)

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Mae Howard Springfield Clever, snappy, always happy. Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Commuters ' Club; Class Fashion Plate. Because of her everlasting cheerfulness, we are sure Mae will win out in everything she attempts. Alva Jenkins Pleasantly, between Class Sunshine. Who can forget Alva? brighten the dark days. Sis pelting showers, Lenox sunshine gushes in. Her sunny smile was ever present to Lenox Mary Kelly Goodness is beauty in its best estate. Art Club; Glee Club. Always quiet, dignified; but then they say, Still waters run deep We don ' t know, but may we jump at conclusions, Mary? Louise Kostenbader Squee Holyoke ' ' The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another. ' ' Vice-President Art Club; House Committee; Tallest Girl. The girl that is a live wire in the dorrn, because she looks out for the interests of the girls, thinks of things they like to do, and works for the fulfillment of these things. Blanche Laliberte Warren The laughter of girls is, and ever was among the delightful sounds of earth. Shortest Girl. Did you ever see such a lot in such a little? Blanche is our smallest girl but she never takes afternoon naps. She has long been hunting for a way to grow tall, — but, Blanche, what has size to do with greatness? 24

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Violet Hallen Willimansett Bashfulness is usually connected ivith good sense. Art Club. Violet is a born artist, a true friend, and everything else that goes to make a girl popular. She also has a claim to fame in the poets ' corner. Good luck to you, Violet. Claire Heafey Holyoke A gentle maiden, sweet and fair, Whose glory shines in her lustrous hair. Associate Editor of Year Book; Library Committee. Claire ' s glory shines not only in her hair, for she is one of our cleverest girls. When there is work to be done we can always depend on Claire. Dorothy Hickey Dot Amherst Never a word ungentle, never a word unkind. Here we find a modest little lassie whose presence is an absolute necessity. She is always willing to lend a helping hand. Doris Holcomb Southwick Surely never did there live on earth A girl of kindlier nature. Commuters ' Club; Art Club. Doris has always been a quiet member of our class. We hope she will always do as well as she has at Normal School. Dorothy Hollister Dot Southwick Labor conquers all things. Commuters ' Club. To be happy at one ' s work is the greatest success one can hope to have in this world. 23

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Anita Levreault Nite Willimansett Full of good meaning and wishes. Class Baby. Demure, unaggressive, modest. What three adjectives could better describe Anita? Katherine Longtine Kay Springfield Rare compound of oddity, frolic, and fun. Associate Editor Year Book; Senior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Commuters ' Club; Class Peppiest. Where smiling is concerned, there are few who can come up to Kay. Her cheery disposition seems to brighten the darkest day and make us all glad to be numbered among her friends. Frida Lund Northampton Courageous, faithful, and true in everything she may do. Member of Student Council; House Committee; Library Committee. We take pride in the fact that Frida chose our school as the one in which to finish her education. She has been a great aid in furthering the organization of our student government. Nora Lyons Warren She always looks as if she were doing her duty with all her might. Another of our cheerful girls is Nora. Always pleasant and smiling she goes about her work, making us happy to be associated with her. We hope she will be the teacher she promises to be. Julia McMahon Beanie Pittsfield She ' s witty and she ' s clever, She never shirks, no, never. Associate Editor Year Book; Library Committee; Baseball; Volley Ball. Here is Beanie, the most original girl in our class. One could not ask for a better friend. The Westfield air certainly does agree with her; it has helped her to gain six feet. 25