Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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10 , NORMAL OFFERING who give as loyal support and hearty co-operation as have the Asso- ciate Editors and other members of the Board. Lastly, our sincere gratitude is extended to all Who have in any Way contributed to the success of this book! May the school reap in enjoyment What it has sown in Work. THE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. Alma illiatvria Qlnunzrl Thus it is my daughters leave me, Daughters dear who are so loving! Just when they have proved most helpful And I have learned to lean upon them, Comes life's Work with voice insistent, Calls them to the field of action, Shows them there the yearnings, longings, Of the human hearts before them, Hearts that crave the light of knowledge, Seeking help fro-m all my daughters. Therefore go you forth as teachers, Fulfill many times your mission, Train these children for life's problems. Recompense no greater seek you, Manifold Will be your honors. Listen to these Words of Wisdom , From your loving Alma Mater! - Frances M. McSherry.

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NORMAL OFFERING 9 iihiturial GAIN the time comes when the '4Normal Offering is ready for distribution. The editors have endeavored to make this the best year book ever published by the students of this institution. It has been no easy thing to do,Cfor high standards have been set in past years and we feel that our success, if such it be, has come from you, the students. . This book is your book! It belongs to you! We have organized the material you have seen fit to present to us, and here you see it in the twenty-third volume of the Normal Offering. W In order to win the co-operation and hearty support of the school, the Editorial Board offered a silver cup for the class presenting the best material. Great interest was shown and competition arose. Material came from all classes and the members of the winning class, Class B, now feel proud to show the cup which will ever stay in the Library to mark their work and success! We congratulate you, Class B! The Board is also pleased to congratulate Class C as the closest rival Class B had. We are proud of you, Class C! We wish to thank all those who by competing showed their willJ ingness to help support the Year Book. Their work will always be remembered by the Board. The Editor-in-Chief wishes to take this opportunity to thank also the following persons who have aided much in various ways. The encouragement and help in the organization of material rendered by Miss Peirce, Faculty Adviser, will ever be appreciated by the Editorial Board. To Miss Prevost and Miss Nye, the Editorial Board offers sincere thanks for their kind assistance. The accomplishments of the Art Editors, Misses Silva, Redding, Nash, Keefe, Gattrell and Yates, have helped to make this volume attractive. A The Assistant Editor, Miss Morrison, should be complimented for her work. May Editorial Boards in years to come have members

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