Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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7 NORMAL OFFERING Social Calendar for 1 924-25 September 12. Acquaintance Socialg Hospitality Committee October 3. Socialg N. A. A. October 17. Socialg Class A. October 31. HalloWe'en Socialg S. A. C. November November November November November December 5. Mrs. Boyden's Receptiong S. G. A. 14. Circusg Class C. 20. Art Lectureg Class A. 21. Pollyanna g Girls' Dramatic Club. 22. Danceg Girl Scouts. 8. Art Lectureg Class A. January 23. Winter Carnival, afternoong W. A. A. Dance, eveningg S. A. C. January 30. Sleigh Ride and Danceg W. A. A. February 6. T. C. Socialg Garden Club. March 6. March 7. Farewell Socialg Class C. Fitchburg Game. March 10. Demo-nstration of Ballroom Dancing by Miss Dunder and Mr. Storerg S. G. A. April 3. Socialg S. G. A. April 10. April 29. Socialg Class B. Woodward Open House. May 1. Glee Club Concert. May 2. Danceg Girl Scouts. May 8. Midsummer Night's Dream g Girls' Dramatic Club May 15. Play and Danceg French Club. May 22. Campus Carnivalg W. A. A. ., une 12. .fune 13. .fune 14. June 18. .Tune 19. Promenade. Biennial. Baccalaureate. Faculty Reception. Graduationg Class Day Exercisesg Ivy March

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NORMAL OFFERING 23 Woodward Dormitory House President DOROTHY GATTRELL House Vice-President HELENE BRADLEY Secretary-Treasurer FLORA WADE MARGARET O'BRIEN I am Woodward Dormitory. When my doors were opened last September, and I greeted, again, so many of my old friends and wel- comed to my walls so many new-I felt sure I was going to have a happy year of it. With Dorothy Gattrell and Helene Bradley pre- siding over my affairs, I knew that everything would go well. All was peace and quiet in my domain until December, then many changes were wrought. I thought I was a home for girls. But now, daytimes at least, I shelter school rooms, teachers, and men as well. Of course I am proud to think I am ample enough to be used for such purposes. My girls are proud of it, too, and are helping me as much as possible. My new friends from Tillinghast and The Cottage are also co-operating to make me a first class dorm. Do you remember the fund that was started last year for a piano? Yes! Well, I have one now in my largest reception room. It is very busy most of the time-occasionally on a Sunday night. however, silence reigns. I wonder why? Some of the B's left me for one term, and I had to have new head proctors and a new secretary. I had hardly welcomed back the B's when one of my Senior classes departed. Of course my girls are still active in athletics, and they played a splendid game with Normal Hall, March 24. My doors were opened on April 29 to the public. I wished to show all our friends my attractive rooms and their occupants as well. This has been a happy year for me in spite of the disaster. for because of it I was able to be of real service. Now the year of 1924-1925 is about to close, and I bid farewell to the graduating class. May you carry the spirit of service with you! FLORA WADE, Secretary.