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

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E112 Eliarultg Miss MARY A. PEARSON North Adams, Mass. Teacher of Drawing and Handicraft Class Advisor Who could think of Miss Pearson without seeing that twinkle in her eye and the smile that plays around her lips just before she tells of some funny ex- perience? Her sense of humor and sympathetic understanding have helped us over many a rough place in the road through N. A. N. S. As our class advisor, she always proved a kind and wise counselor, willing to leave her work to listen to our joys or tribulations. The beauty which we may find everywhere will always bring to our minds the one who helped us to gain a true love and appreciation of Art. Not only will the impressions obtained in her classes be an inspiration and guide, but her sympathetic and noble everyday life will enable us to be better fitted for our chosen profession. She taught us: To hold In loving reverence, Poor men and their work Great men and their work God and His work. -John Ruskin 7

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THE NORMALOGUE 1 MR. CLINTON E. CARPENTER North Adams, Mass. Teacher of Child Study, Pedagogy, Penmanship, and Management A helpful friend, indeed, has Mr. Carpenter proved to the Senior Class. He was always willing to assist us in our teaching, or in our academic work. It was in his interesting classes that we acquired know- ledge which was invaluable when applied in our actual teaching. One could tell that the interests of his school and his classes were always close at heart. Surely we can attribute any of our future teaching successes to Mr. Carpenter's untiring efforts in our behalf. 8 MR. ROY LEON SMITH North Adams, Mass. Principal, and Teacher of Psychology For two years we have enjoyed working under the capable leadership of our principal, Mr. Smith. During the last half year the Seniors have been especially privileged in being under his instruction in Psychology. From the time of our introduction to the Amoeba throughout the entire course in Psychology, we fully enjoyed being under the guid- ance of so earnest and helpful a teacher.