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

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f . 4 NORMALOGUE 'Wg Elligrnn Elumnh Smith Myron is our elass baby :Hes and we love him too, iliosy and bright and dimpled ugh eyes of wondrous hue N ow listen, you 'll hear him coo. Early in life he is learning, 'lliessons we all must know, walk in the ways that are upright Qpver evil displeasure to show Q9'er life 's pathway keep smiling Eeserving the best here below. Sent to us when we were Seniors midst all our sighs and tears Zin ti-me of greatest trial, aio beckon away our fears iHere's to him, three cheers. A Class '13

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NORMALOGFI5 10 Qlluaz Swag YYC stand together, classmates, Our sehool days now are o'er, But ere we part, to Normal lve pledge our love onee more: For in each heart there lingers The tho't of years now fled, Of hours of toil and pleasure At N. A. N. we've led. fllzorus Then a rousing cheer for Normal, Praise to her dear name: In each deed of the future Wvefll seek to bring her fame. Farewell to Alma Mater, For her our praise will be Spread broadcast forever O elass of 1-9-l-3. The path that is before us In mist and shadow lies, And where it leads we know notg 'Tis hidden from our eyes, The life we leave behind us Glows with a radiant light, For each year at dear Normal Is rieh with Il1Clll.l'l6S bright. Farewell to thee, dear Normal, Before us lies the way, Regretfully we leave thee- And yet we would not stay. But midst life's joys and pleasures Let us forever be YYorthy of our Alma Mater And the class of 1-9-1-3.

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