Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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The A, B, C's of Normal School A is for Archibald, kindly and Wise. B is for birds that we can't recognize. C is for Cushing who takes us for walks. D is for drawing and sociable talks. E is for English in which we excel. F is for Hunk if we don't recite well. G is for grinding, for groans, and for growls. H is for Hastings, hot Water and howls. I is for idyl with pastoral theme. J is for Juniors all wearing their green. K is for Hkettles a11d knobs which we find. L is for libr'ry,' in which we must grind. M is for misery which follows mistakes. N is for Normal, the cause of heart aches. O for orthography, worst of all ills. P for practice in all sorts of drills. Q is for questions and questions galore. R is for reading and many things more. S is for Senior resplendent in red. T is for talking,-no more need be said. U is for unity in everything done. V for vacation and then for some fun. W for wonder what notes we shall save. X for 'X erience costly and grave. Y is forpyearning for A now and then. Z is for zeal which grows cold near the end. B.A I plan to do my lessons well, And come to school prepared, But when I get into the room, 1 feel so awful seared, Because the students stare at ine And fret me 'most to death, So I just shiver like a leaf And try to catch my breath. L. E. S. There was a young lady at hN0l'lIlIllN, Whose brain was very ab-normal, She studied so hard ller growth did retard, And now they ull miss her from i'NOYlllul.,, Il. P. Lessons spurned, Nothing lvurm-tl, Thus A's to 11's am- turned. E. C. 12

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November November November ing school. per bers November November December December December 6-Football game with Lynn Classical High School. 13-Senior reception to the Juniors. 16-Senior I returns to the normal school and Senior II enters the train- 20-Concert by school orchestra and glee club. 25-Thanksgiving vacation. 4-Song recital by Miss Bertha Wesselhoft Smith. 11- La Boheme by Mr. Hubbard. 23-Christmas entertainment given by Senior III. Vacation for ten days! January 8-Concert by the Myrtle Jordan Trio. January 22-'4Lohengrin by Mr. Hubbard. Men's basketball game at lVoburn. January 29-Junior reception to Seniors. Evolution of dancing illustrated by six or eight young ladies. February 1-Beginning of second half year. Marks! Turning over of new leaf! Senior II returns to the normal school and Senior III enters the training school. February 2-The Senior classes were entertained by Mr. Whitney at his home in Danvers. February 5-Annual glee club concert at Framingham. February 11-Illustrated lecture on the Far East by Mr. Crossman. February 12-Appropriate readings for Lincoln day by Judge Alden P. lVhite of Salem. February 19-Pianoforte recital by Mr. Pemberton Hale Whitney. February 20-Circus given by Senior I. February 26-Concert by Lotus Male Quartette. February 26-March 8-Vacation. March 10-Address by Prof. Moore of Harvard University. March 11-Men's basketball game with Fitchburg Normal School, at Salem. Sup' for two teams. March 19-'tTannhauser by Mr. Hubbard. March 25-Party by Advanced Class. April 9-Joint concert by Normal and Tufts College musical clubs. April 12.-First baseball game with Lynn Classical High School. April 15-Senior Commercial Boston trip. April 16-Girls' annual basketball game. April 19-Baseball game with Gloucester High School. April 20- April 21-Baseball game with Burdett Commercial College. April 23-Lecture on color by Professor VValter Sargent of Chicago University. April 27 -Lecture on India by Dr. Hamilton. April 29- of the Junior team. May 1-10-Spring recess. t May 5-Senior I picnic in Lynn woods. May 15-Senior IV girls spent week end at Asbury Grove. May 21-Moving pictures and vaudeville show by Athletic Association. May 28-Memorial Day exercises. June 19-Class entertainment. June 22-Graduation exercises and Senior reception. J une 23-Class banquet. Just ourselves! V11 Senior III returns to normal school and Senior IV enters training school. Banquet. Members of the Senior Girls' basketball team entertain mem-

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SGIDI R BCOKSIQEILF 1' .e LYDIA ADAMS RACHEL ADAMS ETHEL ANDEICSON HELEN ANDERSON DOROTHY IASHBY ELIZABETH BARTLETT EI.SA BASSETT JESSIE BATEBIAN LILLIAN BOYD BESSIE BRESLASKX' ANNA BROUGHTON LEE BRYANT MARY BUCHANAN MARGUERITE BURBANK HILDA BURNS GENEVIEVE BURREBY GRACE BURSEY ELI-:ANOR BYRON ADALINE CAMPBELL MARION CANNING MARION CHISHOLM AMELIA CHOUINARD FRANCES COCHRANE ALICE COLLINS MARY COLLINS RUPERTA COYLE HELEN CRESSY ELIZABETH CUMMINCS ELINOR CUNNINGHAM AGNES CURRY MARY DENNEHY ALICE DONOCHUE ALICE DONOVAN HELEN DONOVAN One of Two. Left in Charge. The Way of Ambition. Far from the Madding Crowd. American Singer. Keeping Up with Lizzie. Actions Speak Louder than Words A Dark Lantern. Miss Billie. Much Ado About Nothing. The Yankee Middy. The Original Woman. A Sensitive Plant. A Young Boss. How She Raves! At the Time Appointed. Love's Labor Lost. The Voice of the Night. Sleepers Awakened. The Chatterbox. Principles of Education. The Spendthrift. Wisdom of the World. Cupid'S Understudy. But She Meant Well. Mountain Girl. The House of Happiness. Eated to be Free. From J est to Earnest. Joy Bells. Madam How and Mistress Why. A Difiicult Child. Little Prudy. Dancing Girl. '18