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

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MARY UNDERHILI. DR. DAYTON N. DENNETT LILLIAN E, BOYDEN English English Mugiq nik gun IK 1 39 rw ' V'4.'fA , ' px lg- oi! E of 5 5 X up tk ,l jiikf In if is 'N L , - ,i- Q3-,fir ,fy V L x V v AMES S. PIERCE EDMUND K. LUDDY BETH A, WESTON History History Physical Education HARRY L. CROWLEY DR. EUGENE L. FREEL ANDREW S. FLAGG Psychology Psychology Art if Cf.

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N31 J 1 f i' -Qi 4 .u M71 .iv 'K , , ,A f. .i4fzv' 5'-Ei' .. Qc 15 r' ,x 69' r 7 T rw - .ACQ ' f'-fluff 17' ' 4. WALLACE H. VENABLE DR. JOHN H. SEMON MARGARET M. LANOUE Science Science Librarian ' ' ' mm 1 'X- Q 1 .- BERTHA L. ALLYN Senior Clerk PERRY XVILLIS Acting Senior Bookkecper Q DELIA A. LUTTS House Mother i . ff QQ:-52.34 ...W BK' E 1 if 2 4 ii-if I J If I iv' DR. HAZEL B. MILEHAM MARTHA E. DURNIN Education Education JOHN A. DURNIN Training School Principal