University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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Faculty James Dugan, A.B President Blanche A. Cheney Dean, Social Studies Grace G. Pierce Director of Music Courses Emma Ramsay, A.B. . . . Supervisor of Practice, Educational Methods Josephine W. Chute Drawing and Practical Arts Sarah E. Lovell, A.B., MA. . . Literature, English for Elementary Grades William E. Riley Penmanship, Physical Science, Finance Frances Clark Geography and Arithmetic Herman H. Brase, A.B., M.A Education, Psychology, German Mabel E. Turner, B.S.E., Ed.M Biology and Hygiene DeMerritte A. Hiscoe, B.S.E. Blackboard Drawing, Graphic Education Methods A. Florence Kirby, A.B. . . . Literature and Dramatic Interpretation Mabel B. Wilson, Mus.B Music and French Christine M. Kane, B.S.E., M.A. Librarian, Library Methods, Reading Methods Marguerite L. Gourville, B.S.E Physical Education The Class of 1937 has hung in memory ' s walls, pictures of Miss Ruth M. Bailey and Miss Inez Field Damon.

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JAMES DUGAN President President Dugan has endeared himself to every member of the senior class by his loyalty, sympathetic understanding, and his devotion to cultural and scholarly ideals, as well as to that other democratic ideal of deeperdevotion to human interests. His kindness, firm principles, and inborn qualities of leadership have won for him the admiration and respect of all who come in contact with him. Such are the attributes by which cheerfulness is promoted and friendship established. His candor and genius will to the end of time be preserved in admiration.

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CLARENCE M. WEED Teacher, Principal, President 1904 — 1935 During the first two pleasant and eventful college years, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-seven, had for leader and guide, Mr. Clarence M. Weed, President of L. T. C. It was with deep sorrow and regret that we parted from him and our memory will always hold him as a friend, a kind and just leader. 10