Holyoke High School Yearbook

	Lillian Muskat A.A., Math, Classical, Q.     "Lil" must be a Red or a Bolshevist, she is such a wonder in dimplifying radicals. We all did envy her that "A" in "Math." Lillian shines in her other subjects, also making us all the more envious. "Lil" has another record to be proud of. She has never missed one home basketball game.     "Prefer diligence before idleness, unless you esteem rust above brightness." — Plato.
	Martha Nevins A.A., Q., Spanish.     "Nevie" is the kind of girl that would rather play than work, as almost all would do. It is in English class where she shows her ability more than in others. Even if Martha may not have the genius of some, she is always well prepared; and this ever-readiness makes her themes or oral talks all the more pleasing or interesting.     "Music's golden tongue doth all her other arts conceal." — Keats.
	Mildred Nye     "Mil" is another of our cute girls, who has won for herself a place in the hearts of all of her classmates. She is smart, of course, but that is not why we like her so well. She is kind and generous, and always ready to lend a helping hand. "Mil" is happiest when out-of-doors. Her chief delight is to tramp over the fields, with book and pillow under her arm, to some favorite nook of hers where she spends many happy hours.     "He is a genius, indeedn, who has the genius to be loved." — Elisabeth Browning.
	Adelaide McKeefe A.A., Math., Q.     Adelaide is a dear, pretty girl who doesn't know how dear and pretty she is. She has a wealth of hair that would make anyone else carry her head high. She is not the popular "loud" type, but is more quiet and reserved, though very friendly.Perhaps this way she wins more worth-while friends, even if they are fewer, than those who are not so modest.     "Fair and softly goes far." — Cervantes.
	Mildred O'Connor A.A., French, Math., Classical.     Here is a girl who believes in saying what she means and then sticking to it. Mildred is usually right, too. She is one of the "sharks" of '24, although, because of her own modesty, the reputation for her brightness has not spread as far as that of others.     "Thou living ray of intellectual Fire." — Falconer.