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

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ELHSE SUNG fTune: The Navy Hymn, OW, as we leave our college fair We look upon our memories there- Of days of mirth, of days of toil, Of everlasting friendships made. Our many days at S.T.C. Oh, always will remembered be. Oh, as we face our future life, We will meet many days of strife. We'll keep the faith you taught to And honor you in all we do. Our thanks we give to S.T.C. You always will remembered be. ll

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IVY PUMA TUIIIUITUW ENDERLY we place your roots in the cool moist earth Bury you in the dark dreamy past In a place of hardship-continually struggling, upward in drudgery, despair. But you are free - free to force this ground - free to work. . .to believe. . .to build a better tomorrow. Your roots push upward, dimly lighting the way Until the tender green shoots give a blaze of light ' that brightly enough lights the way to. . . The newborn leaves that lift your heart higher - But yet not to the perfect light. Then comes the new tomorrow-with the steady darker leaves, still searching, climbing ever upward. And Now . . . The time has come for us to dream of our tomorrow. It isn't just the vine. It's the things that go into it that count. I. . The outside. . . And the inside. . . The light, the hope, the wisdom. . . The shining youth, the strength of age. . . The Promise of Tomorrow. Yes, tomorrow holds a promise. . . Roots. . .to sprouts. . .to tender leaves . . .to generating vine. Thus we plan our tomorrow. Yes, Tomorrow holds a Promise. 1 ' Eleanor Goodnow 2 7