Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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To GEORGE H. MARTIN, SECRETARY OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION, THIS Booz: Is MOST CORDIALLY DEDICATED.

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Y Greeting. -l.-3-1: EAR AFTER year has passed and the life at Bridgewater has - steadily gone onward and outward. V For the past few years, we have endeavored to catch the many phases of the every day life and reflect them from the pages of our year book. That is the purpose of this year's NORMAL OFFERING. Changes in its contents have been made and they are but the reflection of the changes in the school. 1 T I To those who find themselves named in the Grinds and it seemeth hard thus to read, may we suggest that they wipe their glasses carefully and read again. The Editorial Board of the NORMAL OFFERING of 1905 extend their greeting Land present this, the seventh annual publication of the book, trusting that it will be of interest to teachers, students, alumni, and friends. ' . Q1 . 4. 4 O l 332 'a S 1 ,I .. .iv ,Fir S 'r V .yr '- l JW , V u , -li 11 2? 1 J , ya, it .,s. ,pl-M .pp ,g-. 'fi f? T ff. r. .M ' 5 .. -v 4. 51 l, T TM., it 65 v .P I -tj! if' E DEL GRE CON GEO T HE A 'I NOE THE GYM PHY: NAT AL BR11 COM CLA: THE THE THE SOO1 ATE NOR Lm GRE VCAL ADX ' 1 4. x