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

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4 ehiratinn QWHE members of the class of 1931 showed their wisdom and sagacity early in their J' iifly stay at North Adams Normal School when QW th fll , l ey chose Mr. Venable as their class ad- ii 4 visor. For two years he helped us decide our weighty problems in class meetings and proved to be an advisor worthy ol' his trust. He was always willing to help us when we needed his aid. having the right suggestion to make each time. A friend in need at our class meetings-is that all M1'. Venable means to us? As our instructor of Science, Botany, Zoology and Gardening he has prepared us for the teaching of scientific principles in our own schools, for through his classes we have gained many new, helpful ideas which we will put to a good use when teaching problem lessons in the future. Every girl in our class has been inspired by Mr. Venable's efficient teaching, good naturedness and all around ability. In order to say thank you for all he has done for us, we, the class of 1931 dedicate this, our Normal- ogue, to Mr. VVallace H. Venable.

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MR. WALIAC E H. YENABLE

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