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

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9 . Wce.4fv!enf.4 J' e.4.4af7e TO THE CLASS OF 1947: YOUR COLLEGE days are over, but your education will go on to the end of your lives. You go from a protected life where ex- periences have been planned for you to the world of reality where the controls are to be in your own hands. The college has tried to give you the knowledge, the appreciations of values and the ideals upon which you can build a worthwhile life. May you keep the delicate balance between healthy individualism and co-operative living with other individuals who are as important as you are yourselves. Upon this your happiness will depend. To each one of you the College and I express our appreciation and gratefulness for what you have given the college. May you be successful, not only in your chosen career, but in what is still more important, the achievement of a life worth while. Very sincerely, Grover C. Bowman, President 6

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25ex4'mfzm To the teachers of America, whose will to teach has helped them each morning to return to their classrooms in spite of overhanging storm clouds whose ,thunder brings strikes.

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MR. BOWMAN