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

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T0 THE CLASS OF 1938: IN A FEW days you will be leaving collegeg but in all the years to come, the college can never leave you. With you will ever be the memories of the experiences, the friendships and loves of four glorious years of youth. Much of the knowledge which you so laboriously acquired will be forgotten-but the spirit of learning and the joy of scholarship will not depart. The glimpses of truth and beauty given you here will make it impossible for you to be satisfied with anything less than the best in life. This is the final measure of your education. You go out to teach. To the throngs of children into whose lives you are to come, may you bring only that which you have found to be good and true. Out of your own richness in living may you give freely and gladly to those less fortunate so that they, in their turn, may be released from poverty of mind and spirit. This will be the true measure of your teaching. May the dreams of your youth come true. Grover C. Bowman, President 9