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

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THE NORMALOGUE 1930 I he illarultg , -.n ROY LEON SMITH NORTH ADAMS, MASS. Prinicipal and Teacher of Psychology The high standards and ideals of N. A. N. S. have been nobly kept before us during our two-years stay here, thru the capable leadership of our beloved principal, hir. Smith. How eould interest possibly lag in his Psychology classes? He always had such vivid, interesting illustrations for every point. As the class of 1930 leaves the portals of N. A. N. S. it will not forget the one who has been so cooperative and encourag- mg. 10

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1930 THE NORMALOGUE NORMALOG UE STAFF Front row, left to right: Evelyn Holloway, Christine McLaren, Jessie Elphinstone, Editor-in-chief: Florence Hickey, Beatrice Vary. Back row: Marion Larkin, Dorothy McGee, Merle lvoodward, Miss liziright, .kclvisorg Helen-Mane Leibenou Lois Cromack. Not in picture: Edith Rosse, Helen Ritchie, Esther Sevelius, Mr. Smith, Advisor Nnymalugue ,Staff Edito r-'in-Chief Jessie YV. Elphinstone Business .lIa1zagc'r.s- Lois Cromach Esther Sevelius Ci7'CZllGt'l.71g Editor Christine lNIcLaren i-1 .ssociafc Editors Florence Hickey Evelyn Holloway Art Editor Beatrice Vary Faculty Advisors lVIr. Smith 9 lVri1z'-up I'fdzfl0r.s' Helen Ritchie Blzirioii Larkin lie-rle Yvoodward JuL'c'.s Edflor Dorothy lNIeGee Helen Leibenow Edith Rosse Bliss Bari ght

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1930 ' THE NORMALOGUE MISS BISHOP NORTH ADAMS, Mixss. Teaclzefr of Primary llletlzods That first day in September when we make our first bow to an audienee of bright fares is soon to be realized. How we have dreaded this realization of our hopes and aspirations! This trepidation has been eliminated, however, by one little lady, Miss Bishop. In her classes we have gained eonfidc-nee and knowledge which have helped make us look forward to the future with expectancy. MISS DONELSON COLRAIN, MASS. Libirariarz, Teacher of Library Bliss Donelson's gentle reproving voiee is often heard when a group of noisy Seniors forget themselves. She has taet 'plus and is capable ol' making people do what she wishes without seeming to do so. What would we Seniors have done while out teaching when we had to have material at a moment's notice if Miss Donelson had not been ready to help us? 'Her deft touch brings forth anything, so to speak. We certainly appreciate her helpfulness, cheerfulness and desire to be a friend to all of us! . ..-1. .1 i V . 1 - MISS OIYEXS NORTH Alanis, xuss. Teaelzer Qf Prienzary Rfflftlillfla lmzgzmge, lfram in 11 r. En gl I-311 Everybody happy? Ot' eourse everyone is more than happy if she is in hiiss Owens' class. Her radiant smile, exuberant enthusiasm, lieautitul disposition, and optimism just permeate everyone. No matter how gray the day, Miss Owens always urged us on to better spirits and made us feel very ashamed to droop the eorners just a little. How enjoyable it is to learn under sueh pleasant surroundings. Perhaps, during the busy days in our ac-tive sehoolrooms we shall reniinisee and think of our endeared teacher who taught us to look for the silver lining. 11