Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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..- NORMAL OFFERING 31 mnnher what mnulh Mappvn f we separated Em and Johnny? f Student Government were abolished? f there were no fellowsnat Normal? f we always knew our lessons? fe we all got A's in Model? f we all acquired a professional attitude? 'f we stayed out until midnight? f we never got broke? f Evelyn got mad with George? f we were never late for chapel? f we arrived at the dining hall at 7:25? f our mail boxes were filled every day? f Alice Philbrick stayed here over a week-end? f Miss Judge didn't give us lemons? f Mr. Sinnott ever lost his temper? f a man carried off Miss Fletcher? f Miss Davis couldn't answer a question? f Mr. Jackson didn't know everyone's name? f Miss Moffit couldn't dramatize? f we girls didn't spend our money at K-C's? f Carver's didn't exist? f we didn't have to take gym? f we could cut classes whenever we wanted to? f the Faculty didn't attend chapel? f Dinty threw Roger over? f we got permission every time we used a chaling dish? f we never had spreads in the dorm? f we went to every dance in town? f Ede Robbins grew any taller? f Eleanor Hoyt never did her lessons? f Teresa Donaldson came to school regularly? f Gert Haley got up for breakfast?

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NORMAL OFFERING 23 black or White, and a shadow in the foreground almost as clear, is the picture that We see in our mind when We say Ivy March. Each class treasures this picture of its classmates as the best of all. And the symbol of the ivy planting brings both memories and aspirations that give us a good grip on the future. What think you now? Was it not a most enviable and en- joyable graduation?

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NORMAL OFFERING If Jerry Farrar sang a song melodiously? If Rose Dillon didn't get her evening feed? If Maybelle Keefe ever cut school? If Class A voted for dress suits? If Senior 4 weren't such plugs? If Joe Murphy swore? If Senior 2 had a professional attitude? If Helen Corrigan didn't have a cold in music? If Mr. Moore wasn't so good-hearted SENIOR II We hold our own with all the rest- Senior II, We're few-yet self possessed- Senior II, Folks like us are very rare, So we ask you for a dare- What class is there can compare To Senior II? If you'd like a little treat Any day, Senior II you'll plan to meet- So they say, For you know we can't be beat, Once you get us on our feet, Well, we'd rather work than eat- And without pay! 'Though in Gym we're sometimes gay, Aren't you? And in studies, people say The same is true. But if the teachers knew our way, They'd forgive us for our play, And best of luck they'd surely say To Senior II! MARGARET TYRRELL GRIFFIN, '19