Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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Although it had been deferred again and again, we all had the usual merry time. The days of our stay at the normal school went swiftly by and we had to say. good-bye for the last time, but with reluctance, for although these days were filled with duties, they were not devoid of pleasure: although our tasks were sometimes numerous and dillicult, our work was lightened by the companionship and the sympathy of all around us. We felt that we were working together for a common end of unquestionable worth. Then there were numerous times when we could for- get our duties as prospective teachers and enjoy ourselves together as children. On the whole. our days were supremely happy ones, and we shall always look back with fond recollections to the hours spent at the Salem Normal School. A. T. FAREWELI, As the days of our stay at the Normal School Fewer and fewer grow, And the time is fast approaching When from its doors we go, We begin indeed to ponder On the days that we have spent With our dear old Alma Mater And the joys those days have meant. For although we have oft been weary, And, at certain times, have thought That the most unfortunate duties Fall always to our lot, In our saner, brighter moments, We fully realize It was well worth all our efforts To capture such a prize. For it is indeed a privilege, Which no one can disdain, To be allowed to help e'en one Some worthy thought to gain, To make the lives around us More noble and more bright, And to give unto the groping mind The wisdom which is light. A. T. S. 11

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