Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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NORMAL OFFERING 11 NORMAL OFFERING BOARD. ' EDITORIAL BOARD. Editor-in-Chief S ANNA M. BRADY Assistant K. WALTRUDE COLLINS Assistant MABEL G. BRYAN Business Manager WILFRED GRAVES Assistant GERTRUDE FAY Assistant I RICHARD JASON Sport Editors MARY WOOD GERALD O'DONNELL Photograph Editor MARGARET C. CARROLL Art Editor DOROTHY M. O'MEARA Assistants WILFRED GRAVES THEODORE SILVA SOPHRONIA ASHLEY ROSALIND VEAZIE LOUISE DRAKE VIOLA ANDERSON WIN IFRED FARRELL

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12 NORMAL OFFERING Class Representatives MARION FAHEY GOLDIE COLBURN FLORENCE JAMES RUTH HUNT RUTH REECE MARGARET SCANLON VVALTRUDE COLLINS WILLIAM ALTIER DOROTHY BURDING DOLORES MURPHY MARY DRAKE IRENE NOBLE CATHERINE GRIMSHAW MILDRED RICHARDS MARY LEARY ANN LAWN HARRIET DEACON DORIS SEARELL THEODORE SILVA EDITH ANDERSON Faculty Advisers MISS BEATLEY MISS POPE MISS NYE MR. KELLY MISS PREVOST EDITORIAL. STUDIES AND THEIR ENVIRONMENTS. One of the greatest laws of the universe and all therein is bal- ance. In nature, man-made objects, and even in our very acts, we see this law repeated again and again. Lovely flowers with their petals nicely arranged, please and fascinate, but should those petals have been promiscuously thrown on a green stem, we should seek elsewhere for our beauty. Verdant, or even naked, trees enslave our admiration, and mockingly scoff at the very elements, for should the sun weary of its work and rest lazily behind the clouds, forgetting to shed its splendor, which so enhances nature's works, or should the winds and storms become raging thieves tearing away their frivolous clothing, they would still stand in their glory stark and bleak against a delicate grey sky, winning- yea--coininanding the love of true artists. But why? Because they are constructed by Mother Nature according to the principles of true art, one of which is balance. How unpleasant it would be to see a tree with branches extending from one side only, with the other side appearing forlorn and dejected. It is true, an unbalanced state does affect one disagreeably.