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

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Wle find it fitting to dedicate this page to the nieniory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, not only beacuse of the uiagnaniinous position which he oeeupied in our world, but beeause of the lesson we have learned through his passing - the neeessity of brotherhood and peaee. Miieli has been revealed to us during our College life. but this, significant of our senior year, we did not learn from books: but rather, from an unjust aet. Vlhat greater tribute can we now pay to this nian and to this world but to Carry on his spirit of universal brotherhood and peaee. In this way only, can justiee of any sort be rendered. MEMORIAM , 1f4s2ii1TEg-31. at s 4ff'1':' 'mil' Nw M,ffmWiiywrygy.yNu5S i lQi'NyYZ'isi K fffzfklxwi WNX ex Q. s f -NX twxsk fs ss it ffWfWTff:,t1.F9S. 'XA QS-12' - t'! 'l7'l'67 X E ' it for ll ww' X ' 1 ' . s--if I .yy i 5 - 'Mar i - I Xftlirllpj f IL- mix V l il ' if iiii L '51, is x' X' E , ' 1' , 5 i ii Ji' I , n 'N Z 'xi Z ff! ,513 AV ' J, 5 ' Z ff 5 E I .K 4 : - ff 4 Xx i E Ti 532. 'K it 'i ii if if ::.3E?ie:E2'5i - x' -X ff l I . llu:lliiiiE!Ea:s5gg:55g:i 5122: il Wg ' f E: ' -git' i X ' ' ' FM, - '?-f5'?:-- N lags. E -,9:g,. 325 V , v 41: 3gT:::.pi1f at l 'txyW , A witffvyiy -il.. r ry ' e Edge, 'sr ei-E-JIWQMA lyfgf y ill v i L rig ,sl-LFL HR'-,?.'lfMs'6fs 'VOY n , ,Q realm? eg, gl fini X 'W 'W' Ifi ' - s ' t f E tl' tiers: ss. ': rbi f N 7 4 lil RNA! J W WW Q' r Hfffiittrf , JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917-1963 5

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DEDICATIO JOHN T. MCNULTY A Senior bids farewell . . Tlzcsc things I zvislz for you for our frirmlslzips, sake A sunburnt fllatcll, a floor to fan' flu' sun At wcstvring, flzf noise of homing rookxg A kinzl, olfl lazy clzair, a fourlly rat To rub againxt your krzvrn Slzclvvs of wfll 61105171 books: I wivlz you f'7'll'IIIl,3 zulzosf' wixzlonz zrzalcrx tlzvm lfinfl, Wrll-lr'i.s11r'f'rl friuzzls Io yxlzan' your f'z'f'r1irzgo'5 pvarv, FI'lC'7ZI1.f who can wayxon knozulvzlgz' Zi'llll a lflllgllj A lzrrlgw of laz'z'11flz'r, a jxatflz of tlzynzv, Witlz .sagr and nzarjoranz and rownzary, A rlanzavk rowlauslz and a llizw' of burr, A1111 cabagrs llzat lfolfl flu' HIO7'lIllI1.Q',i zlrw, A blafk bird in tlzf' orrlzarzl bouglzx H- all tlzmv, Azul God blmv you. .'XI1OI1yIIlOllS 1000 Yrars of Irivlz Poutry

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To the Class of 1964: Another year has slipped away and another class has completed the four years of college. You are now ready for your life's work as teachers of the youth of our country. You hegin at a time of great need. All schools are hlled to capacity and thousands more must be built as soon as possible. Our dynamic world also demands changes in the methods and programs of educating pupils from their initial school experiences to adulthood. You will not only be a part of this but I hope you will be among the leaders in the field. I ask God to help you to meet this challenge. Sincerely, wfwgbci President 6