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

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CLASS WILL We, the class of 1949, being of sound mind, sound body, and silent lips do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Ann Schlosstein, leave my ability to make a score of 70 for a reasonable facsimile thereof, anywayl in golf. I, Mary Martin, leave to all dormitory girls my baby-sitting techniques. I, Gertrude Peck, leave my acting ability to anyone slightly interested. I, Helen Taskin, leave my ability to enjoy life tjoie de vivrel at all times. I, Pearl Landstrom, leave my strong and quiet manner to be distributed where needed. I, Paul Klein, leave many broken hearts to be mended by the male contingent of the student body. I, Roland Gagnier, leave my techniques for walking the baby at three o'clock in the morning to all prospective fathers in the student body. I, Arthur Bartlett, leave my ability to use big words in the right places. I, Marie Lamarre, leave my enthusiasm for all things to all students of N. A. S. T. C. I, Alice Bosma, leave the trials and tribulations of ruling the dormitory to anyone who wants them. I, Merlys LaFogg, leave my keep-awake pills to all who need them. I, Frances Karrey, leave my artistic ability to be used only in Mr. Flagg's classes-not for doodling purposes in the other classes. I, Viola Harris, leave my musical ability to all glee club members. I, Carol Molloy, leave my gum-chewing techniques to all under- classmen. I, Betty Grande, leave my ability to be the first one out of class. I, Phyliss Andrews, leave my transportation difficulties be- hind me. I, Teresa Connors, leave my permission to keep the windows closed during winter sessions. We, the class of 1949, for the benefit of the teachers--leave!

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CLASS SONG QTune - Battle Hymn of the Republic! Though we have felt the sadness Of our parting from this school, We will look ahead together And let Friendship be our rule, We will always let our actions Show that thinking is our tool, And vve'll remember you. N.A.S.T.C. we'll teach schoolg N.A.S.T.C. We'll travel, N.A.S.T.C. vve'll marry, But we'll remember you. Since We have worked together We have added to our life, We have held our goal before us And have conquered every strife, May this school go on forever Giving greatness to each life- And we'll remember you. N.A.S.T.C. We'll teach school: N.A.S.T.C. we'll travel, N.A.S.T.C. We'll marry, But We'll remember you. Phryliss Anclfrews

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Former Class Members John Allen Christine Cardillo William Crosier Jr. Helen Bradshaw Faith Chicoine Gagnier Margaret Cowhig Edward Francis John Finn Joseph J ayko Kenneth K. Kimball Barbara Kirby Hewitt R. Lansing James McMahon Norman Marlowe Aline Wylde Nagle Anthony Papirio Peter Stephenson George Strizzi Belden Shaffer Martin Taylor George Taylor Doris Schneider Donald Vigneault Nan Ross Witto Evelyn Williams Walter Ziemelak