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

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NORMALOGUE IT fi 1113111 Mrzluvz taining with her many stories. Mrs. Graves is a graduate of the Free Kindergarten Association of Louisville. Kentucky. In the same city she was principal for one year of a private kindergarten, the four years following she was principal of the Parent Kindergarten under thc Louisville Frcc Kindergarten Association. During two of these years she was supervisor of two kindcrgartens and critic of all the manual work of the Normal classes under the Association. . . In the State Normal School at Xvilllll12liI1tlC', Connecti- , A . cut. 1896-190-I-, Mrs. Graves was training tcacher and , . K l - 1 sy, tx 'A -f y supervisor of two klndergartcns. Part of tlns time she 1 TY- n gave the isvcholoffv ot ilav to the Normal students who gg it f 5 I ' b' ' v . - 1 1 . . tv , were taking the general course, and had charge ot play and games in Grades 1 and Q. Since 1904 she has been principal of the Kindergarten in the training school and training teacher in the Kindergarten-i'rimary at the State Normal School, North Adams. III' ...-.- Z. XS-.- illlnrrnre Eughrr I HROUGHOUT our course at Normal. we have always sought. out our clear Miss Bughee for sympathy and advice, confident that she would never fail us. After her graduation from the School of Domestic Science, Boston, Miss Bughee became assistant matron at Taconic Hall in 1903. The next year she was appointed matron at Taconic Hall, which position she now holds. UR Southern Lady! Always cheerful and enter-

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113 NORMALOGUE a ilirlrn Han Arnim Svrhugler ATIENT Miss Schuyler! Instructor of cooking and sewing, and all the useful household arts. 1, - .lf A graduate of the Boston Cooking School in 1903. Miss Schuyler held the position of supervisor of household arts at 1Villiamstown, hlass.. from 1904 to 1907. Ni V, . Since then she has been supervisor of household arts at the State Normal School, North Adams, llass. if . She has also studied at Columbia Summer School. Ula! fllllra. Bnnna E, Qlnnrh VR well-loved Mrs. Couch! How good she is to us! A graduate of Butchel College, Akron, Ohio, where the degree of A. M. was conferred on her by her Alma Mater in 1905. Mrs. Couch received also a Teacherls Professional Cer- ficate, and a Teacher's Permanent Certificate for Penn. where she took a special course at the State Normal School at Edin- boro, Pa. ln thc high schools of Union City and Cambridge Springs, Penn., Mrs. Couch taught German and Mathe- matics. Later in 1885 she became the principal of the Yeazie St. School. North Adams, and of the Mark Hopkins School in 1889. Avhen the Normal School was established at North Adams in 1807, and llark Hopkins became its training-school, she was made principal of the training department and instructor of the Normal students in penmanship, child-study, school organization and school management. which position she now holds.

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