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

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1 n.xN1i F. AIUKDUCK Principal Y past life avails little, silly present life is an attempt to make education immediately serviceable and inspiring, adequate to the needs of our people. My future life will be tl1e endeavor to set to work in many a mind the principles-Equal Opportunity for All and the Right Opportunity for Each. My hope is to accomplish as much as is expected of me. My reward is the success of our graduates and the progress of our ideals. Yet all these are but the life of our school. and they are 111ine only in common with all who have shared in the development of our school.

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