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

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MR. BOWMAN

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PHESIUENVS MESSAGE To the Class of 1946 YOUR COLLEGE years were the war years. They were not protective years lived on a campus insulated from the struggle and competitive forces of the world, for the war to determine whether our civilization could survive reached and influenced the conditions of living for everyone everywhere. But because it did, you have experienced a sense of realism and are more aware thereby of the issues of life and of the values unconditioned by either war or peace. The College has tried to give you, even in the years of turmoil, the knowledge, understanding and power out of which each one of you may find wisdom for successful living. You are to become teachers when the world needs teachers of wisdom and understanding, for what the future has in store for mankind depends more than ever upon the high quality of minds and hearts of those who teach. I wish for each one of you a professional career of great usefulness and a life fruitful in all the things which bring abiding joy. Grover C. Bowman, President 6

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EUHEEE HXEUUY Dr. Grover C. Bowman f' 2, Elizabeth jenkins Dr. Hazel B. Mileham F 7 Beth Weston yi E , Dr. George E. Brooks b- 'Lillian Boyden ln' ..'.Dr. Harry S. Broudy If Bertha Allyn Wallace H. Venable Q Dorothy Hogarth Y E Andrew S. Flagg f Cora Vinin Edmund K. Luddy ,I Emma Parkir 8