Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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NORMAL OFFiERING Florence Peterson, Not teaching Myrtis Phillips Mary Piquet, Boston University Ruth Reynolds, Quincy Bertha Richmond, Carver Hazel Riley, New Bedford Madeline Riley, Fall River Beatrice Ryan, Holyoke Evelyn Ryan, Somerset Louise Savage, New Bedford Inez Scott, Quincy Mary Searle, Halifax Loretta Shea, Not teaching Anna Sheehan, North Easton Mertice Shurtleff, Wilmington, Del. Mary Shyne, Quincy Lena Smith, Somerset Ira Soule, Not teaching Georgianna Stewart, Quincy Dora Sutherland, Quincy Ethel Tallman, E. Bridgewater Eleanor Thomas, Wareham Mary Toye, Lawrence Edythe Twiss, Palmer Florence Varley, Quincy Isabelle Wallner, New Bedford Caroline Welch, Quincy Cecelia Welch, Wareham Lillian Werme, Quincy Helen West, Kingston Angela Whelan, Boston Mary Wherity, Hingham Helen 'Whiting, Carver Mildred Wing, East Chelmsford Esther Winslow, Reboth Josephine Zarkofski, Quincy 4 Year A Russell Mack, Sanford, Me. William Sutherland, Sagamore Francis Mahoney, Walpole ,Esther Olson, E. Longmeadow 3 Year Edward Berman, Dedham Walter Burke, Proctor, Vt. Lilly Burns Frances Coleman, Quincy Elizabeth Collingwood, Quincy Winhrop Crocker, South Yarmouth Bertha Day, Norwood Marion Farnham, Brockton Rachel Foye, Quincy Mary Fraser, Plymouth Helen Gooch, Quincy Ruth Hamilton, Brockton Lillian McQuarrie, Quincy Marjorie Ouderkirk, Brockton Russell Sargent, Harvard Radio School Katherine Scherzer, New Bedford John Sheehan, Coast Artillery Gladys Smith, Haverhill Elizabeth Whelan, Brockton Specials Lillian Boyden, B. N. S. Blanche Carey, B. N. S. Vahan Chituni, Chelsea Edward Feeney, Harvard Medical Lucy Hutchinson, New Bedford Thomas Lyons, Weymouth Harriet Marshall, B. N. S. Rebecca McKenna Lilia Ogden Gladys Radebaugh, Howard Seminary Nellie Sylvia Miriam Thomas, Webster Clarice Nash, Foxboro Margaret Noyes, Lexington Gertrude O'Brien, Quincy Annie O'Donnell, E. Bridgewater Madeline O'Donnell, Carver Mary O'Neil, Fall River 29

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28 NORMAL OFFERING Alumni. Irene Alger Frances Atwood Bessie Baker, Raynham Ruth Baker, Brockton Emma Barlow, Tiverton, R. I. Hannah Bassett, Raynham Marjorie Bates Mary Beatty, Morrissonville, N. Y Margaret Bell, Quincy Bessie Blenis, Carver Susie Bowles, South Dartmouth Helen Bradlee, Cambridge Dorothy Brooks, Swansea Ethel Brownell, Brockton Bernice Buckley, Not teaching Gladys Burgess, Nantucket Katherine Burke, New Bedford Eunice Cahoon, Rochester Center Mary Cappannari, Plymouth Mildred Carroll, Riverton, R. I. Ruth Chace, E. Bridgewater Gladys Chadwick, Not teaching Hazel Chapman, Halifax Lucy Chapman, Holbrook Mildred Chatfield, West Bridgewater Helen Cobb, Not teaching Mabel Cohen Pearl Comstock Florence Connell, Not teaching Emma Connors, Fall River Cecille Conrad, Raynham Florence Cook, West Springfield Gwendolyn Cooper, Raynham Center Mary Corliss, Not teaching Julia Coyle, Keene, N. H.. Hilda Culliford Marjorie Cummings, Chatham Anna Deveney, Taunton Francis Donahue, E. Bridgewater May Dunnom, Plymouth Mellissa Dunn, Taunton Inez Durfee, Not teaching Frances Eaton, Quincy Dorris Eddy, Acushnet Mary Fanning, Fall River Sadie Feinberg, Not teaching Lizetta Fiske, Not teaching Doris Fitton, Swansea Lydia Francis, New Bedford Jennie Gibb, Quincy Edith Gibson, Quincy Grace Giligan, Randolph Zelda Goodwin, North Carver Elsie Grant, Granville Winifred Gray, Wilmington, Del. Mildred Hale, Foxboro Bertha Handy, Falmouth Helen Harrington, Tiverton, R. I. Marjorie Harrington, Everett Margaret Hinckley, E. -Bridgewater Cicely Horner, Swansea Katherine Horrigan Olive Horrigan, Holyoke Rhena Horton Bertha Hull Helen Huntress, Bolton Clara Josselyn, Cohasset X Mary Keyes, Staiord Springs, Conn Alida Lalanne, Fairhaven, Conn. Ruth Leavitt, Quincy Larina Lindquist, Raynham Catherine Lynch, Not teaching Julia McDonald, Tiverton, R. I. Gertrude Mackey, Chicopee Katherine McDonald, New Bedford Mary MacDonald Alice McElliney, Hope, R. I. Mary McGrath, Carver Christina Moher, New Bedford Mary Martin, Connecticut Margaret McAuliffe, Randolph Flora McCubbin, New Hampshire Lucy Money, Rochester Grace Murphy, Not teaching Mary Murphy Helena Parker, Newton

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30 NORMAL OFFERING waiting. THREE quarter of an hour wait for a car ahead of me. I decided to walk along the street. I was just returning from a visit to my aunt who had recently moved into a charming bungalow in the suburbs. As I walked along, I thought I heard someone calling, but as I knew no one in the vicinity I paid no attention whatsoever. Soon, however, I heard someone running close behind, and a pleasant looking young man drew up beside me. I was not very startled as I thought it must surely be a case of mistaken identity. He then told me that my marked resem- blance to his sister had attracted his attention when I passed him down the street. I said nothing and after a few seconds he asked if I would go with him to his sisterls as he would like to have me meet her. I During this time I had been standing on the sidewalk with people passing on the other side of the street, so I did not see how any harm could be done me. At this last statement, however, I glrew uneasy. Where does your sister live? I asked. He told me, 44 Reo road, and to my astonishment I remembered that my aunt's num- ber was 42. She must then live in the great white house next door that I had admired so much. Very well, I said. I will walk down there with you. Surely, I told myself, there can be do danger of going, as he seems very earnest and sincere. As we paused before 44, I said suddenly: Please wait a moment while I leave my bag in here, and before he could speak I had dashed up the steps of 42. I told my aunt hastily what had happened and asked her opinion of the people next door. She said that what little she had seen of them, they were very refined, re- spectable people. Call for me if I'm not back in five minutes, I called and before she could remonstrate with me, I was out of the house again. He made no comment about my rather abrupt disappearance, and We entered the house. I was ushered by the maid into a large