Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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Volvme XII NORMAL OFFERING Page 23 The Debate. HE annual competitive debate is gradually becoming inseparably linked with the commencement exercises. The interest manifest in this event was not less gratifying than the excellence of work dis- played by both teams. THE QUESTION :-Resolved-That the United States Senators should be elected by direct vote of the people. AFFIRMATIVE:-Armenag H. Chamichian, William H. Chapman, Charles F. Frahar-Alternate' Thomas A. Pickett. NEGATIVE:-Charles J. Fox, Randolph L. Harlow, Lester M. Lane- Alterndte: Luis C. Infante. J UDGES:-Roland M. Keith, George A. Turner, Charles W. Ruoff. The judges decided in favor of the negative. W. H. c. '10, Recipe for Happiness. T early morn take a dash of cold water and of sunshine, a verse fit to live by and a word of prayer that you could die by. Add to this a grain of poetry, an ounce of good nature, and a pound of charity. Mix this well with the leaven of cheerfulnessg go to your task with a song in your heart, a smile on your lips, and a resolution to do each duty without saying maybe or after awhile. And when the little blue imps of despondency threaten your soul, Do something for somebody quick. At evening-tide, looking up into the vastness above you, remember that through the sunset, through the calm and radiant stars, a message of peace is sent to you. Then nevermore will you long with a heart-sick longing for that rare flower, Happiness, which eludes the pursuer but comes unsought to a humble and loving heart. S. H. C.

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Volume XII NORMAL OFFERING Page 25 Charles F. Frahar, Adams Street School, Abington. Marian E. Gleason, Peterboro, N. H. M. Veronica Long, Center School, Reading. Thomas A. Pickett, student at Brown University. Henry T. Prario, Washington School, Attleboro. Ruth A. Small, Wollaston School, Quincy. Clarence A. Wheeler, Sanger School, Dover. Adeline S. Williams, Massachusetts Fields School, Quincy. Three Years' Course. Elizabeth M. Anthony, Lincoln School, Holbrook. Jessie L. Bloomstrand, South School, Brockton. Margaret A. Donovan, Chester. Lottie I. Glines, Currier School, Haverhill. Mary Magee, North School, North Sudbury. Sarah M. Matheson, Keith School, Brockton. Vera A. Sickels, Mattapan School, Milton. Mary Olive Smith, student at Radcliffe College. Edith F. Soverino, Broad Cove School, Dighton. Irene M. Sullivan, Glendale, R. I. Frances E. Webster, Newton. Dora A. Weston, Quincy School, Quincy. Seniors. Inez V. Allen, North Carver. Helen B. Bartlett, Greenland, N. H. Edith K. Bean, John Tilton School, Haverhill. Ellen M. Brady, School Street School, Taunton. Virginia J. Bragg, Eastern School, Provincetown. Alice V. Brice, Turner's Falls. Hattie E. Brown, Pawtucket. Helen F. Burke, Adams School, Quincy. Gertrude M. Burke, Quincy School, Quincy. Isabel Campbell, South Dartmouth. Viola W. Clifton, Rochester.