University of Massachusetts Lowell - Sojourn / Knoll Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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In this section of our Yearbook are all the Senior pictures for which we so pa- tiently and self consciously posed for end- less moments before the camera. Here too is the last will and testament of our class, with bequests of inestimable value, and especially that remarkable possession which has been the exclusive and unique property of the Class of 1942. Lastly we have included the group pictures of the underclassmen, because they must always have a place in the memories of our col- lege days. These are the faces of Lowell. CLASSES

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THE KNOLL SENIORS This year, as noble seniors, we have come to realize, both as a class and as indi- viduals, the tremendous responsibilities which rest upon our shoulders, not only as citizens of a wonderful nation, but also as future leaders of an even greater America than the one we have known. To have been privileged to explore the realms of science, literature, history and art freely, and without prejudice; to have been allowed to study and work with per- sons truly worthy of their positions as teachers; to have been granted the right, and with it the duties, to take into our hands the shaping of the minds, charac- ters, and personalities of today ' s children— of tomorrow ' s greater America: — this has been our heritage. It has been our four years of college, four years of living, four years of growing. It has been interesting traveling — this stretch on our road of life; but now we have come to the next bend on that road. For some of us, there is a fork lying just beyond the bend; for some of us, the path will be straight and clear. But for all of us, the end, though it may be hid from view, will be the same — success and happiness. [18]