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

Page 9 text:

jfnretnnrh Q39 NE of the most important crises of our lives is here. Now has the time arrived when we, the class of nineteen twenty-seven, must bid fare- : well to the North Adams Normal School to ue 'JL' Y fi- lf: 1 if H if .' K 'Q lL ,JI ' ' seek our careers amid the beckoning pursuits of life. As the days in the future gradually join the eternity of yesterdays, surely our thoughts will often wander back to our life at our Alma Mater, and memory will bring back to us once more a picture of those days so happy and enjoyable. That these memories so precious and dear to us may ever remain bright and clear, we publish this, our Normalogue. with the sincere hope that now and al- ways it may provide interest and pleasure to all its readers as well as to us, the class of nineteen twenty- seven.

Page 11 text:

Behicatinrl Therefs music in Ihre sighing of a reed, There'.s- music in the gush ing of a rill, Tlzcrels' music in all things, if man had ears! Their earfh is but an echo fy' the splzercsf' in QQ HAT lNIusic Hath Charms has surely been proven to us by Miss Perry during our short I two years at the North Adams Normal School. ffigfsxj In fact, not only has she charmed us with her deep love for music, along with her excelling musical ability, but also with her pleasing personality has she made our arithmetic as well as our music class- es interesting and enjoyable. At all times has she worked earnestly and whole-heartedly to give us the best there is in music that the mediocre might forever bore us. So well has she done this that our minds are now filled with that music which will strengthen and ennoble our souls forever. We realize we are fortunate to have lVIiss Perry with usg and her principles in all classes will ever remain to guide us in our work and so in remembrance of her willing cooperation, her worthy assistance, her fine example, as well as her sincere friendship, we, the class of nineteen twenty-seven. attempt to show our gratitude by dedicating this. our Normalogue. to our devoted friend and teacher, Miss Evelyn C. Perry.