Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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NORMAL OFFERING 23 We realized that though We did separate to go each his own Way, still that same spirit would lead us and help us to continue, as alumni, that great Work which those who Went before us so nobly had begun. May that spirit ever guide the Alumni of our dear Alma Mater, and help them all to remain true to its ideals and teachings. A E. M. VV., '14, g Svrhnnl Charhrn Azznriatinn. On the third Saturday in September the Gardeners assembled for their annual meeting. The business meeting With its questions, sug- gestions, and discussions of schoolroom gardening methods occupied the morning. The afternoon Was spent in the garden, gathering seeds, cuttings and plants, and many a schoolroom has been brightened this Winter by the spoils from that garden, of which Bridgewater is justly proud. The School Garden Association will hold its annual meeting in the Assembly Hall on Saturday, September 18, 1915, at half past ten. A most cordial invitation to be present is extended to all who may be in- terested in gardening. - M. D. B. Spring. We by these our school days measure Spring has softly come among us, Dropping from her artist7s brush Dainty touches green and golden, Stealing from the dawn her Hush, That the earth, all pure and lovely, May to all our hearts appeal, May the inner chambers of our thoughts With magic touch unseal. just a Zephyr ofthe Spring A Hood of thought Waits oier us Song of bird and honey-bee, Incense of the flowers, Softening thunder of the sea, Each recalls a swift-Hown hour. Hours of study, love and pleasure, We by these our school days measure And the measures running o'er For us it is no more. L. M. T., '15.

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NORMAL OFFERING Alumni. illnur Hearn' Glnnrav. Everett Avery Churchill, North Dartmouth Josiah Stearns Cushing, Student at Harvard Harold David Hunt, Student at Harvard John Joseph Lane, Shirley Mass. Wm. James McCarthy, Student at Harvard Walter Joseph lX4cCreery, Hartford, Conn. Bernard Joseph lXflcDonnell, South Boston Bernice E. Barrows, Bridgewater , Susa W. Henry, Brockton Edith Christina Johnson, Student Rad- clilfe. Edith Louise Kendrick,iW. Cornwall, Conn Almyra S. Manchester, Brockton Iva Rl. NlcFadden, Brockton Dolly B. Nerney, Braintree Dorothy Newton, Brockton Elhrvv Hearn' Qlnurav. Hester F. Adams, Attleboro Mabel O. Bailey, Raynham Mary G. Bellamy, Bridgewater Helen G. Bixby, West Newton Alice L. Burke, 'Christine E. Burkett Eileen Nl. Burns, Hingham Mary A. Clark, Brockton 'kMary L. Cole, 'Mildred B. Cross 'Louise M. Dwyer 'Mildred Eaton 'kAnnie A. Ennes Sara K. Grindley, Brockton ,'gMary L. Higgins, Hazelfern Hofmann, Attleboro xhflyra L. Kenney Nellie A. Moynihan, Avon, lVlass. hlarion B. Reinhardt, Quincy Annie Shea, Jerome, Arizona 'kAnnie E. Skilling Margaret H. Sullivan, Franklin Roxie Nl. Taylor, Attleboro 'iiinhvrgarirn lgrimarg. Emily Gladys Doe, hlontville, Conn. Eula M. Faxon, Brockton 'Ruth Hutchinson Hazel S. Loring, Bourne Agnes E. Paine, Taunton Genevieve Tuttle, Southwick Annie H. Wilbur, Brockton Swninra. 'Maria E. Ashley 'Lorle Barton Myra T. Borden, Adamsville, R. l. Edith D. Brennan, N. Attleboro Gertrude A. Bride, N. Attleboro Mildred B. Briggs, Taunton Florence G. Cain, Burrillville, R. I. Isabel Carmichael, S. Chatham 'Marguerite Chubbuck Frances A. Close, Chatham Dorothea H. Cotton, W. Bridgewater Catherine Crawford, S. Weymouth 25