Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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Editorial Staff. MARY C. M CSVVINEY, Editor-in-chief Associate Editors. C. IRENE BARTEAU, Humor. ELIZABETH M. KI.INE, Athletics HELEN G. PARSONS, Literary. EVA L. PRATT, News. LULU B. SMITH, Art. G. FLORENCE SWANSON, Business Manager Assistants. MARY E. FITZGERALD, ELIZABETH CONSTANCE SADIE M. TAYLOR, DORA C. PEDERSEN, ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN. ROCHE

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-T w it - U tg 5 I up q lr ' fs s- l .l ' M tes 'Url ll El ' I l 'fr - , t The other evening as I rode on the trolley to Boston, I made a remark In my eoinpanion ahout the number of people who seemed to he studying on the ear. Ye-s. he replied, There are more than two thousand young people who eonn- into I-ioiton to attend the night eourses at different institutions--an eneonruging eondition, is it not? They ure not all illiterate people either, hut grudinues of grzuninur and high sehools, and even college graduates who :ire speeializing farther in a certain direction. It is to he hoped that our normal sehool students and graduates will also show us great u thirst for iniproveinent. Some of them apparently look for- ward to graduation us the end of all study. They have visions of text-hooks lnid away. and note-hooks piled up in dusty atties. Others, however, have :t feeling of regret that their period of study is ended, but it does not occur to tht-in that there ure other elninees. There are, fortunately, a few who are nlwn-vs :unltitious to eontinue their edueation. One girl wishes to go to col- leze, liut eunnot do so just yet her-:muse lug hrother is there now, :uid the ntain- tennnee of two eollegians :tt at time would he :1 strain on the funiily purse. 'liltere is also :t eluss of girls who diseover, while they are in the norninl sehool, thnt they lnive speeinl gifts in one direetion. For those who show :irti-tie ulvility, there is the possilrility of :I eourse nt the lloston iNOI'lIlI1l Art Sf-hool or :t third yt-:ir speeiul eourse under Mr. ll'hitney. Two girls in the pre-ent senior eluss tum- deeided to return uuother veztr und tulqe this eourse. .Xnotln-r nn-inlier of the elnss shows reinurkuhle uhility in the gyinnnsittin and Xli-- llozers lin- ndvised her lu go to the tlyuinnstie Training Sehool :it lvelles- lov. Sonn- girl- develop xt tnste for the eonunereinl sulijeets while taking the el--nn-ntnry eour-e. They wnnt to teneh in the high sehool, und tind that u ten'-ln-r with training in the eoniuu-renal sulileets und some other study, sueh . - I :is l',nL'lidt, is niueh in deuuiud. A eonuuereiztl eourse has fail' some yeurs liffn e-t:ildi-hed :it the Snlein Nornuil 5f'lltuil wlneh otlers eulturul suhleets us 1 ll :ts the lin-lint-. Inwinelie-. Une of tht- gfruduutes of hoth the elenieutury ind eorniner--iul eour-e- uns reeentlv ollered u good position in the vieiuitv of Yew Y'-rl-. lui-:ni-e she hnd had the training ntlorded lay hoth eourses. sl