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

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The Junior Class We came back to the College on the Hill in September, exuberant over the thought that we were no longer silly sophomores but now upper classmen. We faced the year ahead with vitality and hope, but as the weeks passed we found ourselves over- loaded with Plato, Methods, and the Training School. We managed once more to sur- vive exams with the help of a little cramming and a pack or two of cigarettes. In spite of our schedule and lack of adequate free time we were able to keep our class spirit high and to participate vigorously in extra curricular activities. We supplied the Mikado with the best of our talent, as well as providing the basketball team with skillful players and a loyal and loud cheering section. We sponsored a Winter Carnival Weekend with high hopes that the occasion will become traditional at N. A. S. T. C. We helped to plan and present the annual Junior-Senior Prom as a finale to our third year at the college. For us it has been a full and eventful year, and we look forward to our vacation as a time to digest our Methods, mull over Plato, and find respite from the training school. We hope to return in the fall with our never-ceasing vitality and with the realization that at last we have reached our goal--to be STATELY SENIORS.