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

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MR. BOWMAN

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PlllSlUlNllE MESS!-Xlil To the Class ol' i945 OUR COLLEGE years have been war years, from Pearl Harbor in your freshman year to these senior days when the final victory in Europe comes nearer and nearer. Soon you will go out to live in a world where all the roots of our living have been disturbed by war. Ahead are the reconstruction days of Peace. There will be change and new ways of life. We hope the college has given you some of the Eternal Verities which change not and which will serve you as standards of value and guides in what would otherwise be confusion and chaos. Knowledge will always conquer ignorance and superstition. Right answers come only through reason -- never through prejudice. You are strong when you maintain your own intellectual honesty. Bitterness and hate will ever be beaten by love and human sympathy. As teachers, you work with children and youth in building the new world in the faith that every new generation renews the hope of humanity. May your lives be full of the deep satisfaction which comes from living for great causes. The world needs and awaits you- Grover C. Bowman, President 6

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PAEUUY Stfnzdizzg-Hazel B. Mileham, Bertha Allyn, Edmund K. Luddy, Cora Vining, Emma Parker, Elizabeth jenkins, Harry S. Broudy, Florence Perry. Sealed--Mary Underhill, Dorothy Hogarth, Grover C. Bowman, Lillian Boyden, Wallace H. Venable, Beth Weston. 8