Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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NORMAL OFFERING 9 Normal Gmfvting Iguaril EDITORIAL BOARD. HELEN E. MORRISON, Editor-in-Chief S. LOUISE DICKINSON, Assistant Editor BEATICE M. MARBLE, Business Manager MURRAY G. MACLAUCHLAN, Assistant Business Manager ALICE WHITE, Photograph Editor FRANCES NASH, Art Editor CHARLES P. SINNOTT, Perrnanent Treasurer GERTRUDE F. PEIRCE, Faculty Adviser Assistant Art Editors:-Katherine H. Daniels, Rose Mary Mclsaac, Olive L. Minott, Edna Yates, Signe Brask, Rosalind Veazie. Associate Editors:-Kenneth Burke, Henry Goodwin, Beatrice C. Mosgrove, Catherine Finn, Ailene McGough, Elsie Ford, Marion French, Dolores Murphy, Adelaide H. Huard, Jennie Boutwell, Helen Regan, Agnes Lysaght, Elizabeth Meagher, Jenny V. Darcy, Marion Fahey, Waltrude Collins.

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Cmvrting. HE Editorial Board of the NORMAL OFFERING of 1922 heartily extends its greetings to the teachers, alumni, and fellow-students of the Bridgewater State Normal School. We present this, the twenty-fourth annual publication of the book, trusting that you will enjoy the stories, poems, pictures, and jokes and that you will find many things among the contents which in later years will bring back pleasant memories of your days spent at Normal School.

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10 NORMAL OFFERING iiihitnrial RADUATION time! What does this mean? To the Juniors and undergraduates, it is a time of anticipation. Something Won- derful is going to happen to the Seniors! The day finally arrives when the Seniors experience the glorious feeling of having at last attained the goal for which they have been striving. Neverthe- less, to all the graduating members, it is a time when with all its gaiety, there is also inevitably a little tinge of sadness. In the midst of the preparations for graduation, comes the NORMAL OFFERING. Here, dear Seniors, is the book that will dispel that touch of sadness by recalling the good times you have had and the many friends you have made. Juniors, you will find that this book will bring back the pleasant associations that you have had with the present Seniors. Q It has been the aim of the Editorial Board to maintain the high standards set by the Boards of previous years, and if possible, to excel them. The result will be shown by the contents of this book, It is not due entirely to the effort of the Board, however, that success has resulted. We called upon you, loyal students, to co-operate with us. And you did! You contributed most generously. Conse- quently, the line quality of the Work, which you Will find here, is an achievement of which the students of Bridgewater Normal School ought to feel very proud. We trust that there is material here which will suit your taste. Perhaps you Will best enjoy the pictures or snapshots, perhaps the poems or stories Will appeal to you more, or perhaps you are most interested in the French section. Then, too, there are the songs, which We have sungtogether so many times. This year, a second silver cup was offered by the Editorial Board to the class contributing the best material. Competition among classes arose. We were very much pleased that almost every class entered the contest. The Work of the members of three classes,--Class B, Class C, and Senior I, was considered especially Worthy, and the Edi-