Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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Of our honored president we will only say that he knows who his friends are, in class as well as out, and that the facility with which he extracts the right swers to questions are marvellous. Miss B-, we understand, is going to devote her course in this institution to the study of the Latin verb. Her present knowledge in that direction leads us to hope greater things of her. And so We might go on, but that we agree with the poet who says, Ubrevity is the soul of wit. We will, then, close this year's history with thanks to the teachers and upper classes for the kindness they have shown us, and which has helped us to look toward the future with bright and hopeful eyes.

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SENIQR CLASS. 99. Find your niche and fill it. WILLIAM T. MCDONALD, . . Preszdefzf BERTHA W. KIMBALL, Vz'ce-P1'esz'a'enZ MARY E. LOUD, . . Searefczry LOUIS T. MORSE, Treaszzrer JENNIE A. TARBOX, Hz'sf0rz'a1z W! H l S l Q RY. -MEA' 'S'5'SLSS'X'SQi'-4i44p'!QQ3 - 9922 VWYZY2 x-s-i3w-R.fRfi?w- QQASSCD S WE COME to the close of our present course at Bridgewater Normal School, we look back at the many pleasant experiences of the past two years with a feeling of pleasure that we have finished our school days so creditably, and yet with a feeling of pain, that those happy days can never come again. Can never come again? Hardly that, for have we not many dear memories to take with us through life? Let us gather up some of these memories and form our class history. VVe doubtless all remember our first coming here to school. Some of us had been here the june previous to take the examinations and so felt very much at home, but for the rest of us, how odd it seemed! In some cases the Seniors had come back early and very kindly took us in charge, telling us, among other things, that we would have apple sauce and plain cake for supper, and a teacher at every table 5 also that we must not fail to read the rules at once, and not stroll about the campus after seven o'clOck, or sit up after ten o'clock. In the dining- room came another trial. The gentleman at the head of the table Qfor each table had at least one, I believej tried to pass his plate to the ladies at the side, 4317