Holyoke High School Yearbook

	Lena Kalicka     And here we have that very studious little person, Lena Kalicka. Lena has a winning smile and manner that no person can resist. Her dark eyes are ever sparkling with intelligence and friendship. Just look at her picture and judge for yourself about her being pretty. She certainly is one of the most charming girls in the class, always "a friend in need" and assuredly "a friend indeed"!     "Whose every little ringlet thrilled, as if with soul and passion filled!" — Moore.
	Mary Kane A.A., French, Math, Q.     Mary is a quiet, subdued girl. But this lack of noise is more than made up by her abundance of other qualities. Mary is always "kindness itself." She would never have the heart to refuse anyone any request whatsoever. It isn't in her ti see a friend in distress and pass her by. It is this readiness to help and this generosity that make us all glad and proud to have Mary for a friend.     "With malice toward none, with charity for all." — A. Lincoln.
	Francis Keeler Q.     Isn't she a darling? Everybody just simply adores "Fran" Keeler. Little Frances has gained much popularity with her dainty manner. "Fran" may be small in person but it's another case of "Good things come in - " oh, well, you know that quotation too well to repeat it. "Fran" doesn't say much or do much, but just the same, all '24 knows her and loves her.     "A true friend is forever a friend." — G. MacDonald.
	Gertrude Kelly A.A., French, Classical, Q.S.C.     "Gert" or "Gertie" is one of our "baby" girls. She is cute, irresistible, little darling, and nobody can help loving her. But she is not only cute but bright. In Virgil class she shows herself an apt student and can translate as well as any of the "sharks." In History, who can outshine her?     "Sweeter also than honey and the honeycomb." — Old Testament.
	Mary Louise Kinne A.A., Math, French, Classical, Q.S.C.     One of our prime favorites, "May" Kinne! In "May" we have one of '24's best all-around girls, popular, bright, efficient, good-natured, witty, and pretty. We made her secretary of the Mathematics Club because she is clever. We made her a charter member of the Student Council because she has sound wisdom. We made her a prophet because she has wit.     "Almost to all things could she turn her hand." — Shakespeare.