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

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TRAINING SCHCOL FACULTY Fannie A. Bishop, B.S.E. Marion H. Ketchum Alice M. Card Loretta J. Loftus Ethel M. Carpenter Veronica A. Loftus Viola Cooper Ruth A. Lyman Martha E. Durnin Helen E. Mallery E. Idella Haskins Mary A. Nagle Catherine L. Tobin. B.S.E. It is to you, the teachers of Mark Hopkins, that we, the seniors, are especially ,9fl'2ItOfl.ll. You have incleed been of invaluable assistance to us during' these past four years. To each of you, each one of us can truthfully say, Thou wert my guide, philosopher, and friend. page foifrfvcn

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GRACE LOUISE DONELSON College Librarian Miss Donelson is a graduate of the North Adams Normal School, she has attended the Breadloaf School of English, and studied under Professor Boas and others. She has taught at the Mark Hopkins School and at the Tome School for Boys, Maryland. ROGER F. HOLMES Director of Practice Teaching Principal of Mark Hopkins Training School, Insructor in Educational Psychology, Methods, and Management Mr. Holmes received his A.B. degree from Wesleyan University, and his Ed.M. from Boston University. He has had experience as Teaching Principal in Cummington, Massachusetts, In- structor in Latin, ancient history and English literature at the Wellesley Hills Junior High School, and Supervising Principal at Quincy, Massachusetts. ELIZABETH M. JENKINS Instructor in Arithmetic Method, Educational Psychology, Rural Education, and Civic Education. Miss Jenkins is a graduate of Aroostook State Normal School, received her M.A. Degree from Columbia, and has had graduate study at Plymouth, New Hampshire Nor- mal School, Johnson, Vermont Normal School, Columbia University, and Chicago University. She has been demonstration teacher and supervisor of primary grades at Aroos- took State Normal School, Maine principal of State Teachers Training Class, Barre, Vermont, supervisor of rural Schools in Delaware, and instructor in rural education in Delaware University. MARY A. PEARSON Instructor in Art and Handicraft. Miss Pearson is a graduate of Abbot Academy and the Massachusetts School of Art. She has had various summer courses at Round Lake, Saratoga, and Glens Falls. New York, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, Harvard University, Salem Normal School, State Teachers College at Amherst, Rhode Island School of Design, New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, and State Normal School, North Adams. Her experience includes two years of rural work at Reading, one year in the grade school of Southbridge. She has been supervisor of art in towns around Boston. MISS MARY UNDERHILL Instructor in American and English Literature, Drama, History of Ciiiiligati-m, and English Composition Miss Underhill is a graduate of Radcliffe, A.B. and A.M. She received her degree of Master of Education from Harvard in 1932. She has taught college preparatory English in private schools in Oregon and Conn- ecticut. She has been assistant in English at Harvard Summer School, and hei-l in- structorships in English at the North Carolina College for Women, iWelle-sley College, and Bryn Mawr College. For the four years from 1926 to 1929 she was reader at the College Entrance Examination Boards. WALLACE H. VENABLE Instructor in Science, Economics. Arithmetic, and Advanced Mathematics. Mr. Venable received his B.S. from the University of Vermont and his A.M. from Columbia University. He has taught in rural schools in Shaftsbury and Bennington, Vermont. He was principal of the high school in Waitsfield and of junior-senior high school in Jefferson- ville, Vermont, and has served as instructor at the North Adams Summer School. BETH A. WESTON Instructor in Hygiene, Child Health, Sanitatioiz, and Theory of Physical Education, Director of Physical Education Miss Weston was graduated from the Sargent School of Physical Education, and received her B.S. and Ed.M. in education from Boston University. She has had experience in the teaching of physical education in New Brunswick and Atlantic City, New Jersey, and Brookline and Canton, Massachusetts. She has taught at Harvard Summer School, Hyannis Summer School, and at various play- grounds and girls' camps. MRS. THERZA VAN ETTEN Matron of Taconic Hall MISS TERESA FERGUSON MISS BERTHA ALLYN Secretaries page thirteen

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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Tuesday, June Fifteenth, at Two O'CIoc'k PROCESSIONAL-Priests' March Mendelssohn THE OMNIPOTENCE Schubert Chorus PRAYER Reverend Pliny Allen ADDRESS Reverenfl Eugene lllarshnl, D. D. SUMMER NOON Gaul A SPIRIT FLOWER Curnplwll-Lipfon-Trehermf Glee Cllnh CLASS GIFTS Alma Berwdeffz' '37 - Beit!! Nelllund '38 AWARDING OF DEGREES AND PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Roger L. Pufnmn Member of Advisory Board, Department of Education SINGING God bless our native land! Firm may she ever stand Through storm and night! When the wild tempests rave, Ruler of wind and wave Do Thou our country save, By Thy great might! For her our prayers shall be, Our father's God, to thee On Thee we wait! Be her walls Holinessg Her rulers, Righteousness, Her officers be Peaceg God save the State! John S. Dwight page ffffevll