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

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THE N nf ORMALOGUE 11 ANNIE C. SKEELE Church Street, North Adams, Mass. Instructor of Physical Education and Hygiene Just square your shoulders to the world, You're not the sort to quit, . I t isn't the load that breaks you down, It's the way you carry it. It is not difficult for the girls at N. A. N. S. to believe that this little quotation which Miss Skeele added to our supply of advice is faithfully practised as Well as preached. , Miss EVELYN C. PERRY Monument Beech, Mass. Music is the universal language of all mankind. To Miss Perry, We owe our keener appreciation and love of music. Never can we forget the pleasure and happiness that her music has given us on many occasions. The Class of '25 wish for her, happiness and success in every undertaking.

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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.

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12 THE NORMALOGUE BERTHA M. SHOLES North Adams, Mass. Teacher of Domestic Arts Duties well performfd, and days well spent. Miss Sholes' quiet dignity and smiling face have helped to make our school life pleasant. We shall miss her next year, but we shall not forget her useful advice. ALBERT G. ELDRIDGE 303 East Main St., North Adams, Mass. Teacher of Geography, Economics, History, Ethics The world needs doers, but without the thinkers the doers would have nothing to do. We certainly have been benefited by our two years' association with this great thinker, and wish to express our appreciation of the many suggestions Mr. Eldridge has given us in geography and eco- nomics.