Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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Qlummemzement meek- State Enrntal Sctrunl, gfiriitgeftlater, Qittiztssacttttsette- 311-tae 19-ZH, 1908- Glalenhar- rihag, june 19- Presentation of As You Like It by Senior Class. Assembly Hall, 7.45 p. m. Satitrhag, ilune ZH, Qlumni Fag- Business Meeting, Assembly Hall, 10 a. m. Class Reunions, 10.30 a. m. Alumni Baseball Game, South Field, 3.30 p. m. Suahag, Hlune Z1- Qaccalaureate Qthhresss- Dr. Albert M. Hyde of Brockton, The Call for the Thinker. Music by the Glee Club. Assembly Hall, 4 p. m. 'EUIIIIB igeuples' diminu- Sacred Concert. Reception Room, 6.30 p. m. gltiinnhag, 311112 ZZ- Q51-'ahuatiun nf Exinttr Cgrahe- Address by Dr. A. Z. Conrad of Boston. Assembly Hall, 2.30 p. m. fgurrteg flgrize ggehate- Assembly Hall, 7.45 p. m Uueshag, jluae Z3- fgrahuatinn fxercises- Address by Dean George Hodges, D. D., of Cambridge. Presentation of Diplomas by Hon. George H. Martin, Sec'y Board of Education Qing fxercises- Normal Grove, 2 p. m. Hfieceptinn- Given by advanced classes, Old Gymnasium, 8 p. m. Igrumenahe Clluncert- Albert Gardner Boyden Gymnasium, 4 p. m. Ulp-trshag aah glfrihag, Hjune Z5-E. Entrance Examinations and Registration or certificated candidates.

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Page 24 NORMAL OFFERING . Volume XI the faculty, memory is developed in all normal human beings. There are likewise many undeveloped faculties in the human soul, but the possibili- ties of development are numberless, dependent solely upon the attainment of individuals. It is from this point of view that the many so-called philanthropical, religious, cultural, emotive, vital efforts are right and valuable. It is you, teachers, who open the door to the thirteen or more nations who send their representatives to your little kingdom to be assimilated, unilied in purpose, led to grow and be wise, to take fast hold of instruction, to gain the ideal of neighborliness to all-of rights to each : that Syrians and Swedes, Alanders and Asiatics may search together for the great theme of life. Herein lies the great potentiality: the dynamic force for the whole. The significance is revealed step by step as little citizens arise. You, O teacher, more than all others, knows the truth of the literal translation: Thy will be being done, thy kingdom be being Come. In the words of the great American poet you know that they go toward the best-toward something great. The Professional Spirit. MCH whither do you wander, Student Fair, With such a nervous and erratic air, Who used to be so gay and debonair? I seek the Professional Spirit. And what is that my wise and youthful friend, By which you're rendered joyless near the end Of your Long Course? 'Tis valueless, depend! I seek the Professional Spirit! For- 'Tis THAT which covers up a multitude of sins, 'Tis THAT alone which Commendation gives, V 'Tis THAT which spells Success, when work begins! And so- I seek the Professional Spirit! Maud M. Brown, '01.

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