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

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Blanche A. Cheney, Dean History, Government Sociology To the Class of 1939 I wish to extend my sincere congratulations on your steady growth in self-direction, self-reliance and self-control. It seems to me that you have raised student government in this College to an even higher level through your intel- ligent leadership and your openminded fellowship. Through the initiative of some, the cooperation of many and the responsibility of all, you have made our college life richer and happier. May I express the fervent hope that you will carry over into your own schools this democratic way of life. 1939 THE KNOLL

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James Dugan, President Your class is the first to have completed its full College course under my adminis- tration. We entered Lowell Teachers College together and we have worked and grown together, in these past four years — short but eventful years in the history of our in- stitution. You have served your Alma Mater with untiring and unselfish zeal, and with a devotion of which we are very proud. You have made the College a better place by your attendance here. If it is true that the past is but a pledge of the future, you will surely do more abundantly the good work you have done here. We at Lowell Teachers College have endeavored to inspire and prepare you for a life of success and happiness and it is my earnest prayer that our efforts may be successful. THE KNOLL 1932-

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Josephine W. Chute Drawing Practical Arts Sarah E. Lovell, M. A. Li erature English for Intermediate Grades Frances Clark Geography Arithmetic William E. Riley Penmanship Physical Science Mathematics of Finance Emma Ramsay, A. j. Educational Methods Director of Student Teacher Training 1 » i «4 KNOLL 1932.