Holyoke High School Yearbook

	Anna Mahoney Q.     Curls! Whenever we think of Anna, we think of curls, smooth, long, dark curls! In these days when bobbed hair is prevalent, it is quite a pleasant novelty to be able to feast your eyes on long hair, especially when it's curly. In spite of being the proud possessor of such an attraction, it is plain that Anna does not let it detract from her studies, for she has always been on the second honor roll.     "See, what a grace was seated on this brow; Hyperion's curls." — Shakespeare.
	Nina Manserau Q.     Nina is the type of girl who is naturally quiet, but what would we do without these quiet people? Nina is one of the few who have won a senior life-saving emblem in swimming contests. Whenever we think of our school and the class of 1924, we shall be pleased to recall out tiny Nina.     "Silence sweeter is than speech." — Mallock.
	Viola Masse Q.     "Vi" is one of our prettiest little seniors, with her dark, curled bob, her dancing eyes, and rosebud lips. In classes Viola is rather inclined to pay more attention to the admiring young men sitting near her than to her studies. "Vi" has one quality of which all of those who know her think much.     "Beautiful as sweet, and young as beautiful." — Young.
	Beatrice Mathieson Q.     There is that irrepressible giggle! Yes it is "Bea", of course; good-natured "Bea", who always carries her giggle with her. Indeed, without it, "Bea" would not be "Bea." Because of this, friends flock around her. She is well-liked, for who could resist sympathizing with her optimistic point of view!     "It fortifies my soul to now     I have such a good friend as thou." — Clough.
	Jane Mendreh A.A., Q.     It is easy to say nice things about Jane. Although she belongs to the quiet class, we all know her to be a cherry, modest individual, trying to be a friend of everyone and an enemy of none. She treats all alike, in such a friendly manner that we all admire and esteem her. Jane's alluring dimples has entitled her to be called one of our pretty girls.     "Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit."