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

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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.

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THE NORMALOG-UE 14 Qibe Jfacultp ROY LEON SMITH North Adams, lNIass. Principal and Teacher of Psychology The high standards that N. A. N. S. has set up for us will lead us on and on-and on-to greater heights in our profession. lYould we have had the power to reach thru ascent. if it had not been for one who encouraged and steadied us. when we were only beginners in our course and success seemed so far away? To the Seniors. Mr. Smith has been the friend who has assisted us thru our Normal School career. Whenever there was an opportunity of broadening our field of knowl- edge, of acquainting us with new phases of education, of helping us to meet, in a better way, the profession we had chosen, Mr. Smith was very cooperative. Words cannot express the gratitude that the class of '27 holds for the dear principal. As each girl gains in power thru experience. no one will be more happy over her success than Mr. Smith. and every girl can honestly feel that if it had not been for his guidance, she could not have won these laurels. 7