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

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September 16 . September 18 September 25 . September 29 . October 2 , October 6 . October 17 October 22 , October 23 . . . October 30 November 2 November 12 November 23 , December 11 . December 22 January 8 January 12 January 29 . January 29 - 31 February 7 February 12 February 19 March 19 April 2 April 23 . May 11 May 11 May 17 May 17 May 18 May 28 . June 4 June 11 June 14 June 15 pngv Sl..l'fl'l'Il THE SOCIAL CALENDAR , ....OpeningofCollege , . . . . , . . , . . Freshman Reception Recital by Mr. and Mrs. Safford W. A. A. Picnic . . Depression Dance . ,i,i,i Fashion Show, . SEVEN CENT FAIR . .c.,. Mountain Day A Sophomore Hop . . . . . . . . Hallowe'en Party Lecture by Rev. Closson . . . . . . Lecture by Sup't. Bowman Illustration of Oil Painting by Mr. Blake , . ...Scavenger Hunt . . Christmas Party . ,,.i , , . Senior Formal . . Tea for Pres. and Mrs. Bowman , . . ,.,.. Drama Club Play . , ,... Winter Carnival . . . . Sleigh Ride Glee Club Concert . , W. A. A. Dance St. Patrick's Dance Sophomore Relief Dance . , . Freshmen Spring Dance Lecture by Mr. Fowler Play Day ......,...CapandGoWnDay , . Pres. BoWman's Installation Todd Lecture by Father Aherne . . May Festival Senior Dinner Dance . ..... Junior Prom Junior Class Day . . . Commencement

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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Tuesday, June Fifteenth, at Two O'CIoc'k PROCESSIONAL-Priests' March Mendelssohn THE OMNIPOTENCE Schubert Chorus PRAYER Reverend Pliny Allen ADDRESS Reverenfl Eugene lllarshnl, D. D. SUMMER NOON Gaul A SPIRIT FLOWER Curnplwll-Lipfon-Trehermf Glee Cllnh CLASS GIFTS Alma Berwdeffz' '37 - Beit!! Nelllund '38 AWARDING OF DEGREES AND PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Roger L. Pufnmn Member of Advisory Board, Department of Education SINGING God bless our native land! Firm may she ever stand Through storm and night! When the wild tempests rave, Ruler of wind and wave Do Thou our country save, By Thy great might! For her our prayers shall be, Our father's God, to thee On Thee we wait! Be her walls Holinessg Her rulers, Righteousness, Her officers be Peaceg God save the State! John S. Dwight page ffffevll

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SENIOR CLASS HISTCRY It moves me now to take this time To state some facts in prose or rhyme: In rhyme or prose, it doesn't matter, It all sums up to female chatter. As freshmen, on excitement bent, Our first year passed without event, Except for work and one romance, A Christmas party and a dance. The Twig of Thorn, an Irish play, With Winnie Smith and Tiny Shea, Brought us into the famed limelight And made us noted in one night. 'Twas then the love bug indiscreet Swept two young soph'mores off their feet. Mark Hopkins next drew our attention Results of which I need not mention. Our junior year caused all to see That we agreed to disagree Upon all matters, small and great, Which are too num'rous to relate. But our heart interests were the same In senior year we made our name, For with our Fair of Seven Cents The scholarship fund did grow immense. The New Year brought us Mister B.. Sometimes we call him Grover C. His tactics please us to the letter, His dormitory rules far better. With happy looks and satisfied, We donned our caps and gowns with pride, A happier, wiser class were we Than when we came in thirty-three. So may my friends, yes, everyone, Mark these events as I have done, So that they may, what e'er befalls, The history of our class recall. Rita Mend '37 pugv Sl'Uf'Hfi'ClI