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

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5.07 Alm JAM- V f o ...,...-3 -L .L Y js' 0 A-Q - - k-h P' wa sz . -A A K 5' , S :.. 'Q 3 ' ii Ai' -,A F. Q 1 T-K-. X + Ep- -51 o A I ru iEhitur-in-Olhivt' F ARMINIA C. DEGUIRE 4 Assistants 9 SARA C. MCCANN ' JANET D. MADISON W DAWN G. WILLIAMS 3111112 Ehitnr ELIZABETH M. HAMMOND Assistants I AGNES E. JOYCE WINIFRED B. WOOD 5 LAURA M. SMITH i Art 'Ehitnr - HARRIET J. CHACE Assistants 7L HARRIET E. HASKINS DOROTHY GRAY 1 Ailnrrtising Ehitnr CATHERINE F. NIACKSEY Assistants MARY C. HILLARD EVELINA DEMAROO J OSEPHINE E. TALLARICO GRACE M. CREELAN Eusinrss fltlanagvr DRUSILLA J. MINER Assistant M. ELIZABETH BOYLE

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Behiratnrg There is no power on earth that can neutralize the influence of a high, pure, simple life. UCH has been the life of one of the members of our Faculty for whom it is difficult for us to express vividly enough our real appreciation. To him we feel much indebted L Evgywag for our financial prosperity as well as a great deal of the ew-we success we hope to win in our chosen profession. During our two years under his instruction, he has given us many practical ideas, inspired us with noble thoughts and set before us ideals of infinite value, and ww--ff-af-5 we can never forget his words of encouragement, his advice and his helpful suggestions. The hours spent in his classes have always been ones of utmost enjoyment and interest, and we leave, hoping that we may imitate his splendid ability as a teacher. Indeed, it is with great regret that we bid farewell to this kind, helpful, impartial man, but we shall always cherish the memory of the many hours spent in his presence. In appreciation of the generous co-operation, encouragement and help given by Mr. Eldridge, the members of the class of 1920 fondly dedicate to him this, our book. if . 2 Q aaa- Milf

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-il'I 5lk :Ei-if ' 2 -1 2.5 2 - 4 ff E ' ll I 5 'smtp - M :5w,y::gggggg,1l5ffEj,,. I! mn- 3 ::IgiiiIlf'5i!,. If . If!l :1f llI'7 ll I, f in fl. ,,HAf1,,g,y,,f,c,1 jjj! HH ' ' 1.1, - 1 , , ED Al. 'TTWO years ago some kind fate led the class of 1920 to the North D Adams Normal School, which is now known to us only as our dear Alma Mater. Indeed these two years of our lives have been the most pleasant and most significant. In the midst of the rush and bustle of these last days, let us pause a moment to pay tribute to our school. It is beyond the power of words to express our great love and admiration for this guiding hand. Therefore we offer the success, which we hope will come to us in future years, as our real tribute to old Normal. So attached have we become to our school and its most efficient and kind faculty that it is with a feeling of deep regret that we bid it farewell, and our parting wish is,- Long may she glorious, triumphant be, Bright through the future years, Our Alma Mater, here's to thee! 7