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

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X x Q ,, X 'Q' figtiittir we .KAQBLTY fiiell 'tif .. D , 5,5 -,Q-,ii 5 .5 E Q::.?E:9 ea Q59 Q2-P 13.29 2:92:57 Y:-3 ling Evan Smith ' EW' oeezlsious teneh new cluties: Time makes uneient good uneoulh: They must upwurtl still, :incl onward. Who would keep uhrezist of truth. Everyone will agree that the hours spent in Geography, History :incl Economies elzlsses have been ones of great enjoyment. Although some of us have spent four periocls ai clay there, they have been none too long. lYe hope that many eoming elasses will have the honor hestoweml upon them of reeeiving the help and uclviee that we have haul. May Mr. Smith enjoy an long uncl successful future. william Nvlsnn .Unlgnmm NIINSIST on yourself: never imitate. Your own gift you ezin present every moment lYith the cumulative foree of a whole life's eultivation: But of the adopted talent of another You have only an exteniporuneous half possession. Uvlllllifllll Nelson Jolznson. From Emersorfs SCU'-ffl'lI.ClIl!'C'.