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

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I he iliarulig i r RoY L. SMITH North Adams, Mass. Principal, teacher of Psychology Next to human friendships for inspiration is the friendship of great thoughts. Who wouldn't be willing to be an amoeba or a paramecium after Mr. Smith sings their praises? When we finish our course with him we feel sure we could pass any intelligence test. 1 MR. CLINTON E. CARPENTER North Adams, Mass. Teacher of Child Study, Management and Penman- ship I am not a teacher, only a fellow traveller of whom you ask the way. 4 Mr. Carpenter has helped every girl at N. A. N. S. by his thorough courses, and has won the esteem of 1925 by his kindliness and ever cheery smile.

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10. THE NORMALOGUE bs! MARY LOUISE BARIGHT Framingham, Mass. Teacher of Literature, Grammar, Oral Composition, MARY A. PEARSON Art Teacher Grace was in all her steps, heaven in all her eye, In every gesture dignity and love. Miss Pearson, our art teacher, is loved by' one and all. She is so dignified and stately, but at the same time so pleasant and full of fun. In Whom else could we find all these characteristics so Well combined? Reading, Story-Telling, Language. Better than gold is the thinking mind. Who will 'remember Normal School without thinking often of the Literature room and the many happy hours spent there? Miss Baright, many times, has held us in deepest reverence with one of her readings. She has always been our true friend, our class advisor, and was chosen as the teacher best liked by the class of '25. We leave her with regret.