Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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., , WHEELOCK 15 Faculty MISS MARYIIAING, A.B., . Instructor of Psychology EVANGELINE WIELSON YOUNG, 'M.D., In tructor in Hygiene and Eugenics in the Wheelock School, the Garland School of Home Making and Simmons College DR. J. MACE ANDRESS Instructor of History of Education MISS MARIO'iN IJOUISE WESTON my Course in Mothers' Meetings, Games, Director of the Stephen Weld School MISS MABEL C. BRAGG Instructor of Primary Methods for Seniors MISS SOPHIE BUTLER Instructor of Senior Hand Work MISS ANNE S. CHUTE Instructor of Kindergarten songs for Seniors MISS LAURA P. ,HOLMES Secretary MRS. C. F. HULBURD House Director MRS. MAUD C. NASH Principal's Assistant MRS. JOSEPI-IINE WEISS Matron of the Dormitory S

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WHEELOCK Nineteen Hundred' and Nineteen S the end of our school days at Wheelock draws near we recall our two years spent here with a peculiar intermingling of emotions. L QQ A 5 -There have been jollybtimes together, there have been sadder days and there has been work. All blend into our experiences, bringing us nearer together and making us a more unified whole. Our memories ,of these will cling to us, keeping alive- the -friendships made here and inspirations received. ' . Our part in the maintenance of kindergarten work in this city has been the support of a worker at .the Roxbury Neighborhood House and we are proud to claim her as our own classmate. It has also been our privilege to contribute to the great work carried on by kindergarten- ers in France, headed by Fanniebelle Curtiss. These are small things for us to have done, to besure, but let us not forget the spirit in which they were done and the incen- tives which have spurred us on. 'W Going out into the world as kindergartners is a serious business. It is only with the realization of the need of this great workand its magnitude in the world that we are fitted to face it. Through our two-year course this seriousness has' been impressed upon us. We are proud of our Alma Mater and her great leader, Miss Wheelock, but our, cherished memory is something liner and deeper for they have endeared themselves to us by the finest and noblest in life. MILDRED RoBERTsoN.