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

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©ebicatton VERY graduate of the North Adams Normal School has a better and more intelligent un- derstanding of art and beauty at the time of her graduation than she had at her entrance. This finer view she owes to our instructor of art, Miss Pearson. From her we have gained a new knowledge of the things about us, and have been made to see them in a new light. We have been inspired to show the beauty of these things to children and to enable them to ex- press what they see. We have found in her a cheerful and helpful advisor in our class work and our extra-curricular activities. She has given willingly her time and the benefit of her experience. As we go out into the teaching field we shall keep her example always in mind and shall profit by it. For, she embodies all the necessary qualifica- tions of a successful teacher. So, it is with deep appreciation and sincere esteem, that we, the Class of 1929, dedicate this our Normal- ogue to Miss Mary A. Pearson.

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1929 THE NORMA LOGUE K? M IJ L r l Tl i fel 1 Ec A J Business Managers Edna Crompton Catherine O. Scott I ' irculation Editor Mary F. Ford Harriet A. Southwick Mae I. Meehan Miss Baright Jtormalogue g taK Editor-in-Chief Catherine F. Dailey Associate Editors- Ear ult if Advisors Write-up Editors Cecile O. DeBlois Margaret MacLeod Joke Editor Gladys G. Si me Mildred T. Watson Gertrude E. Ryan Miss Pearson