Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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To the Members of the Class of 1934 It has been a great pleasure to me to become acquainted with the individual members of your class during your last year in college. Your teachers have watched your growth with a better understanding than I because they have taught you, and worthily. However, I have been sincerely interested in your general and professional welfare. At the end of this my first year as president of the college, I am devoted to the high cause of the professional education of teachers as exem- plified in the work of the college. In accepting this important professional position I ex- perienced a real sense of the responsibility, and a keen under- standing of the opportunity offered for educational service. For several years I had known of the Bridgewater traditions and accomplishments. Now that I have worked a year in close touch with the life of the student body and the faculty I begin to feel myself a part of the institution. You are now graduates of a college. You are now dedicating yourselves to the teaching profession. In giving this short message to the members of your class it is appropriate for me to join with you in dedicating my best efforts and my honest zeal to the progress of our profession and our college. During the years you have spent in college you have in- creased in knowledge; you have learned much about how to teach others; you have made a start in the philosophy of life and a beginning in the philosophy of an educated man or woman. I sincerely trust that each member of the class of 1934 may become that more adaptable individual to the end that he may serve highly and with enthusiasm.

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DR. ZENOS EDMUND SCOTT

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