Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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A SCHOOL SQNG. Tune In the Gloamin51 Salem Normal, school of service, Harken to our farewell song, Many golden days we've had here. Many hours of earnest thougzht. You to us gave inspiration. Hope and faith and love sincere. Best of all you gave us friendships That will ever hring' us joy. Duty sounds her solemn trumpet. Let us rally to the Call. Ever louder, ever clearer Comes that strong, insistent urge. See the hi,Q'hway now is breaking, And our single road divides. It is time for us to part now' It is time to say farewell. fSecond ending! It is time for us to part: It is time to say farewell. ETHEL G. LABEL, '22, Il

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that such a club is interesting and valuable, not only educationally but in associa- tions formed and cherished. There are other clubs which may be doing good work along social or educational linesg for instance, in improving conditions in the com- munity, or nature study clubs, such as the Essex County Nature Study Club, are of interest and help to any one physically because of long walks taken for the pur- pose of observation, and there is mental stimulus in that each member tells of his observations in club meetings. If a teacher likes music, or art, or working in wood. or with reed and rafiia, or can weave, or sew, or knit, he or she is most fortunate in having recreation provided. Reading, of course, aITords pleasure to most people, but excessive reading is not good, especially for the teacher, of whom so much is required along the line of edu- cational reading. Books said Stevenson, are good enough in their own way, but are a mighty bloodless substitute for life. A person must form friendshipsg they become more and more valuable to him as he grows older. Friendships are a basis for the understanding of human nature. without which no one can become broad- minded or appreciate life. The staff and members of the Senior Class wish to express their appreciation to the faculty for their assistance in making the Year Book a success. They feel especially grateful to Miss Peet, Mr. Whitney, and Mr. Whitman. The members of the Senior Class wish to thank the Junior Class for their hearty support of the Year Book, and hope that the incoming class will stand by them just as faithfully next year. The graduating class of 1922 wishes to express its appreciation to the members of Newcomb SL Gauss, Printers, for their splendid spirit of co-operation, which has helped make the Year Book such a success. Lake Winnipesaukee The sunset fades behind the peaks, The hills are bathed in the afterglow: While light and shade in fantastic ways Reflect in the lake below. The moon in all her beauty Shines forth with silvery light, llnnumbered stars are gleaming Through the soft dusk of the night. The lapping of the waters, The murmur low of pine, Suggest a wondrous symphony Played by a hand divine. The mountains in the distance, Outlined like guards so tall, Seem powerful and mighty. Great guardians over all. Manner. C. Lownv, '22. IU

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