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

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THENORMALOGUE 1931 I he Ellarultg f 1 DIR. ROY LEON SMITH NORTH ADABIS, NIASS. Principal and Teacher of Psychology This ww the noblest Roman of them ull. His life was gentle: zinfl the elements so mixed in him that nature might stand up and say, 'This is u. nmnl' We neerl add nothing else when we have said that Mr. Smith is head of an institution like our Normal. However, we are going to my that if we turn out to he the kind of teachers that his skillful instruction and efficient leader- ship are bound to produce, he will need no further tribute. 10

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1931 : THE NORMALOGUE Nnrmalngue Staff Business Zllanagerw Mary Neumann Olive Pierce Circulation Editor Dorothy Stockwell Elsie Boyd Claire Cavanaugh Edith Derosia Miss Baright Editor-in-Chief Hlary Gert rude Dailey .- lSSOCif1lP Editors Zoe Stetson ,V-1 11 rvrli si n g il Inlingers Helen Wihitney Fueullvv Jrlrisors 9 lfirite-up Editors Frances Bleflowan Martliu Yirta ,Inlfe Editor R ose C u rti n Audrey Nlarshall Grace Mochrie llarion Ulclllam llr. Smith

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1 9 3 1 W Ti T Y My THE NORMALOGITE NIR. ALBERT G. ELDRIDGE NORTH ADAMS, NIASS. Teacher of Geography, Historv and Economies lVit.h his cultural haekground and the infinite wealth of knowledge he possesses, Mr. Eldridge has put liefore us the usable facts and skills we needed. No detail that might help us in our work to eome was ever overlooked. We take this opportunity to offer our sincere appreciation of his work with us. .0 , ,: .,. MR. THONIAS CURUNIINGS NORTH ADAMS, NIASS. Teacher of lllanual Training D0 you remember how we regretted leaving Mr. Vinn- mings' classes. He made sawing and painting wood one of the most interesting tasks we have found in Normal, lVilling hands and a eheery smile help enormously in teaching girls to wield the weapons of carpentry, and for these we will never forget Mr. Cummings. 11 ..t. MR. ROGER F. HOLMES XURTII ADAMS. MASS. 'l'eac-her of Chilrl Slurlv. Penmanship and .llan IIFZPIIIUIII Julius Vaesar, so it is said, eould do three things :it on that famed Roman would hide his head in shame were he to glam-e at a list of :ieeomplishments of Mr Holmes. lle seems to thrive on work. His sunny smile ay we venture to say hearty laugh?-is always in evidenee whether in the elass room, :it a llnnee or givi some adviee to an eager gathering in some eorrit It Y X Y 9 Tlu all s o' U' ' ' 'zs' t l .ll will earrv awav fri North Adams Normal many valnalile things learned frt xc us' is ' ' :ssoeiation with Hr. llolnies. irdihq