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

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PHESIDEHVS HIESSHGE T0 THE CLASS OF 1948: OU entered college when the great war was about to end in victory. Peace came and with it the short years of readjustment. You are leaving when the issues of war or peace are again unsettled and when the purposes for which we fought are again in jeopardy. Whether there be war or peace, our country needs men and women who can teach. Our civilization can not survive unless all peoples learn from teachers with knowledge and wisdom and the courage of high convictions, and with a faith that the issues of life are in the mind and spirit and not in the power derived from possession of material things. May your lives be rich in the happiness which is the possession of those who wisely learn and teach. 6

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L I J .7 Q fo ' lof G H.. rqllit' X! .s lx ftiy' 1? ' EI -5 i I' f I 1 W. a W' X , d 'e v Y ' .-A We, the class of 1948, dedicate thds yearbodk, as we dedicate ourselves, to the new generation I 1? ,miie

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MR. BOWMAN