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

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0 0 Behtrahnn .P Q. E HAD often heard that where music is, there friends are, but most of us failed to if realize the true significance of this until N15 Eff u - v H we entered Miss Perry s classes. .--V31 Through her efforts we have been led to see that everything about us can be interpreted in music. One can express any mood, thought or emotion through this medium. Miss Perry has not only helped us realize and appreciate this fact, but she has shown us how to lead children to understand and' express this underlying feeling in all good music. lVe have found in Miss Perry a true and helpful friend in times of need, outside as well as inside classes. In fact, she has been an inspiration to all of us. We are sorry that the incoming class of 1930 will not have an opportunity to work with and be helped by her. Therefore, in order to express in a small measure our appreciation for all she has done for us, both con- sciously, and unconsciously with her example, we, the class of 1930, dedicate this Normalogiue to Blrs. Evelyn Perry Boyd, our music supervisor, may her married life be a blissful one!

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MRS. EVELY N PERRY BOYD

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