Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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.XNNIE F. SKEICLE cifildlliltf' State Normal Fcl water. Blass.: Posse fiyllllliwilllll. Boston. Talight in Private g.fYIIlIlZiSi2lIll 1893- 18951 State Normal School. Mansfield, Penn.. 189.3-1897. Instructor in hygiene :xml physical tI'ZlilliI1U' 9 Scl ,,, .tate Norlual tool, North .Xf12lll1S. Mass. since 1897. Blum' I.olf1sE B4x1z1c:HT fil'2lCil12ltG of f'ook's Follegiute Insti- tute. Poughkeepsie. N. Y.g Boston lvui- Versity. and C'urry's School of lfxpres- sion, Boston, Mass.: c1lliK'Zl,S2f0 Vlliversity, Clliczlgo, Ill. Vluilllgllt in private school. Nashville, 'l'em1,g State Normal School, YYest Flies- ter, Pa.: Ivniversity of Uregon, Eugene, Oregon, 1895-18073 State Normal School, Milwzuikee, XYis., 1808-ISNJQQ State Nor- mal School, North .xfi2LIllS, Mass. since 1902. tool, lhiflgge-

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f fd f MN ' A-111.915--.' ' 13-?1' 'F psf 1' :S 1 Q3 :P S 1-it , :si 1.3 X DIARY A. PEA11soN Gracltlate of Abbott Ac-a11e111y. .XII- rlover, Massg Summer School of Methods, Glens Falls. N. Y.: State Normal Art School, Boston. Stumliecl also with pupils of 'l'1'iscott and E1111eki11g. .Xttcmcle-cl the Rouml Lake and Saratoga l u111111er School of Methods. 'l1llI'Cl' summer tours to Europe for the stumly of historic art. BIt'lll1J6I'S of the E2lS1Cl'll .Xrt ,ll6'2ll'l1t'l'S. Assoc'iatio11, f'o1111r-il of FllIlCl'Y1SOI'S of the Blanual Arts, 211111 tho Ill1Cl'll21110Il2ll Vou- gress for the lJf'Yf'lI7lJl11Cl11 of Uraxxixrg illlll Art 'l'eac'l1i11g. Taught 111 r11ral schools 111111 111 gramlul schools Filllglllg from the l.0l1l'1ll through the ninth grades. Superxisor of mlrawing for five years in groups of towns 2ll'0llIl1l Boston. Supervisor of 4ll'21W1Ilg, State Normal School. North g1Il2lll1S. Mass. sinve' 1897. Rosx E. S1:.x111,1f: Graduate of lYestfiQ1c1 Normal Fchool. SIIIIIIIIGI' courses 111 Music- at Boston and EV21IlS10ll, Ill. Supervisor of Il1il111t'll!il11l'S and 111118143 State Normal School. North .1l1HIllS. Mass. siuve 1897.

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1' 03 me t ..: s N . -s ix - J R . s .-. .7121 ' f. , . 1 : Mus. ELIZA GHULME Giuyrgs Graduate of the Free Kindergarten Association, Louisville. Kentucky. Principal for one year of a private kindergarten, Louisville, Kentucky. Principal of the Parent Kindergarten under the Free Kindergarten Association. Louisville, Kentucky, for four years. Two years of this time supervisor of an additional kindergarten and critic of all the manual work of the normal classes under the Association. 'l'raining teacher. principal of the model kindergarten, and supervisor of an addi- tional kindergarten at the State Normal School. 1Yillimantic. Vonnecticut: part of this time teaching the psychology ot' play to the normal students and having charge of play and games in grades I and II. l89ti-1904. Principal of thc kindergartcn in the training school and training teacher in the kindergarten- primary course, at the State Normal school, North Adzllns, Blass. since 1904. .XNNIE J. Ihxxieiiirzic Graduate of State Normal School. Salem, Mass.. and of courses at various summer schools including New York Ilniversity. Massacliusetts Agricultural College and Vhautauqua School of .Xrts and Vrafts. Pupils in Saturday classes at Sloyd Normal School and of private instructor in other lines of hand work. Teacher of children in primary grades in Lynn and Newton, Mass.. and in grade I. Mark Hopkins Training School, North Adams. Mass., 1901-1910. In- structor in summer schools and private classes in hasketry and in folk-dancing. Director of elementary handicraft at the State Normal School. North Adams. in- cluding basketry and other forms of weaving. printing, woodwork, etc. since 1910.