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

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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

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THE NORMALOGUE MR. ALBERT G. ELDRIDGE North Adams, Mass. Teacher of Geography, History, Civics, and Economics How delightful it is to read of the adventures of a party that has climbed the Alpsg or to see pictures of daring mountain climbersg but the time of your life has been missed if you have not climbed Mt. Greylock with Mr. Eldridge along to make the trip interesting and enjoyable. Not only does Mr. Eldridge plan our Greylock trips, but also our Geography trips to which every Senior looks for- ward with eager anticipation. His helpful suggestions, which he gave us in his Geography and History classes, will aid the class of '27 to carry on their teaching in a better way. We wish him the best of success in future years. MR. CLINTON E. CARPENTER North Adams, Mass. Teacher of Child Study, Pedagogy, Penmanship, and Mafzagement To have been influenced by the teachings of a man so well advanced in the field of Education as is Mr. Carpenter, principal of the Mark Hopkins Training School, is a great assistance to the Senior class. How successful he was in aiding us to acquire a standard of ninety in Penmanshipg how thoroughly he taught us the principles of Pedagogy and of School Management! Not only is Mr. Carpenter acquainted with some of the leading educators of the day, but he has gained much knowledge from his extensive reading. To the Class of '27 he has been a true friend and long may North Adams Normal be favored with his instruction. 8