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

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Au Revoir Sarah E. Lovell Josephine W. Chute There are many teachers who are gifted in guiding youth. Fore- most among them are Miss Lovell and Miss Chute, who will live long in the hearts of all the students. We call them inspired teachers because of their unfailing tact, their infinite patience, their rich store of knowledge, and their sym- pathetic understanding of youth. These are your qualities, Miss Lovell, Miss Chute. The quality about you which first impressed us was serenity. We often wondered if anything could ruffle the calm of your manner. You were always kind to us, and tolerant of our mistakes. If, at any time, our thoughtless exuberance annoyed you, never did you reveal that annoyance to us. We thank you, our respected and beloved teachers, for your advice and assistance. . . .assistance which will help us. . in the words of our college song. . . . To build our lives with glowing faith.

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Dean MARGUERITE L. GOURVILLE Perhaps at no time in history has the need for teachers with vision been so great. At no time has there been such a demand for intellec- tual and emotional stability. The pioneers asked for no security when they went out to conquer new lands. They built security for themselves. There are new frontiers to develop in the art of living happily with other people. When we all realize the importance of every man and woman in this great fraternity, the new day will dawn. In the meantime there is work to be done and you, the graduates of nineteen hundred and forty-six are going to help to do it. We, in the teaching profession anxiously await your coming. Marguerite L. Gourville cLuo JMy jJtj v YViaj o JL Vs.cj.

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Mabel Turner B.S.E.; Ed.M. Edward T. Knowles B.S.E.; M.A. A. Florence Kirby A. B.; Ed.M. Marguerite L. Gourville B.S.E.; M.A. Herman H. Brase A.B.; M.A. Christine M. Kane B.S.E.; Ed.M. Demerritte Allen Hiscoe B.S.E.;Ed.M. Mary A. O ' Rourke B.S.E K m fie -,