Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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farewell to mormal. Our life atdear Normal is now almost past. We've come to the day that we've worked for, at last. Yet now as we're leaving our dear Normal hall We wish to return thanks to one and to all. We've tried to be faithful in work and in play, To learn some new lesson on each golden day, For not to be ministered unto are We, But all unto others would ministers he. Now iirst to the Bay State, so true and so strong, Our grateful affection dothrightly belong. We thank our dear teachers for what they have done To help us prepare for the race we're to run. We cannot forget them, tho' far we may roam, And always and ever will this be our home. And now as we're leaving, hovv tender each heart - With memories of Normal, from which we must part. As now we go forth to our mission in life, Armed with courage and purpose to help in the strife Let us each carry with us the note of the school, Determined to make it our own golden rule. Not for self but for others our motto shall read, That in the true spirit of love we may lead 5 For not to be ministered unto are we, But all unto others should ministers be.

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Glass B. M. D. CARROLL. . President LULA E. PAYsoN, . . Vice-President AMY W. LANVRENCE, . Secretary and Treasurer BESSIE E. WATERMAN, A . Historian ffzkfory. ' 71 eff' OW in the ear one thousand nine hundred and two, T az 92 . . gp, 2g in the sixth month of that ear, there arose among Q .54 k y C the members of the class that was called A, a we '4 4imfl . . ig mighty prophet, who spake, thus, saying, And those that come after us, shall they not at first tremble and fear much, and shall they not lack confidence to lift up their voices in the assemblies ? Yet shall they struggle with good spirit till they wax exceeding strong and courageous, and there be none like unto them for courage. S Thus was the prophecy fulfilled by the Section whom the leaders and chief among the people called D. And behold their names are written in the book of the Normals which is called the catalogue. And this is the record of these people in whom was the ful- fillment ofthe prophecy, in the fourth year that they dwelt in Bridgewater. In that same year their number was ten. Now in the first month which is called September, they spent much time, yea, two hours a day spent they, with Albert, the chief of teachers, whois also called the Righteous. Thus they also spent the second month, and the third month, and also the fourth, and the fifth which is called January. And behold there were with them many others from the Specials and the Irregulars, so that the congregation numbered about seven and forty.