Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1969 volume:

4i ALT HA 1 Bridgewaler State College Bridgewater, Massachusetts IN MEMORIAM Life is a series of moments each livened by the spirit which fill them, making some merely shadows dwarfed in the setting sun of the day. Each is to be cherished for its existence as life is too short and priceless to be wasted. It is the way which we fill every minute prescribes how successful our lives will be. Courage, determination, strength, fun, laughter, and competitive spirit blended together give an accurate picture of how Candy lived, and how she was known to her friends. Knowing the future, she did not shrink from her activities, or bemoan her fate— she accepted life and did not let on to others around her the seriousness of her condition. She concentrated on living; she was strong, yes, but more, she knew that her life had to be filled with joy and recreation in order for her to meet the day. It has often been said that death comes too early to the good; in the case of Candance Cowen we know this is true. But we should not dwell on the sorrowful, and untimely death, but rather, we should remember the courage, smile, and warmth of a friend that no time can replace. FOREWORD Alpha ' 69 is a unique presentation to Bridgewater State College as the first orig- inal book for the entire student campus. It encompasses each phase of student life and its activities. It is not designed or dedicated to one particular class, but to the entire Bridgewater State College community. In it we have endeavored to capture the thrill of the sliding steal, the cries of tri- umph, Tuesday nights at the CC, and the silent moments that no one can ever describe, but are so much a part of learning. We have portrayed the days of hardships and re- wards, chances lost and won, and the spirit that makes our college the institution that it is. In future years, long after we have departed from the classroom, this book will serve to remind us of those years, friends, and teachers whose guidance have made permanent memories in our minds. The 1969 ALPHA serves as a living memory of those years when we were stu- dents at Bridgewater State College. TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE BOARD page 4 page 18 page 34 page 72 page 146 page 208 Editor-in-chief . . Cheryl Colson Assistant Editor ..Linda Dumas Secretary Nancy Donahue Treasurer Anne Minichiello Art and Design Mary Silva Copy Editor Connaught Lindberg Advisors Mr. James Nerney Mr. Donald Keay Inspired by the heritage of ' ' ' J M; ■45. -; V ' • r - s v K _J4 Massachusetts, a college community evolves. iv it ♦ ♦ ♦♦ fw Characterized by ivyed halls, a new spirit pervades the campus. A spirit which lets the student search for truth r. :•■ ■ 10 and find himself; ii to explore a new found freedom and accept responsibility, i m r - 1%  - •- H VJ 13 welcome success, — i 14 - .v ' .■• ■ ' I and conquer vt ! failure. 16 A new face emerges which blends yesterday with tomorrow to produce an atmosphere unique to Bridgewater State College. 17 ; i ' -- s Academics A figure slumping over a lecturn paraphrasing his notes, instilling knowledge to his students— the symbol of college. But behind this stereotype— the leaders of an institution. Often the brunt of criticism, they are the organiz- ers and the foundation of the school. Their hope of enlightenment goes beyond building a curriculum; they seek to combine the best of teacher prep- aration and liberal arts programs to attain a modern school, retaining the atmosphere of a small college. They have succeeded well, though much remains to be done. As counselor, arbitrator, leader, and advisor, the people in Academics have preserved the best of two worlds. They are appreciated. Lynne Briscoe, Academics Editor 20 President Adrian Rondileau In a time of campus confusion and unrest it is difficult, often impos- sible to be a college president. Yet, Adrian Rondileau ascends this tur- moil to transform Bridgewater State College from a small, teacher Normal school to a modern expanding Liber- al Arts college. Constantly concerned with the welfare of the student body, Presi- dent Rondileau has expanded the student power to give action to their demands. It is his aim to produce a college community which serves all its students. It is neither an easy, nor a re- laxing task; it demands time and self- sacrifice. Adrian Rondileau, our pres- ident, gives of himself in meeting the challenge. He is the symbol of our college; and we are proud to have him. 21 Lee Harrington— Academic Dean Henry Werner— Assistant to the President David Deep— Dean of Men 22 Genevieve Ash— Residence Counselor Ellen Shea— Dean of Students Martha Drinkwater— Assistant Dean of Women 23 V. James DiNardo— Dean of Undergraduate Studies Ralph Levesque— Assistant to the Registrar Frank Hilferty— Dean of Graduate Studies 24 James Francis and John Kent— Directors of Student Teaching Joseph Chiccarelli— Director of Continuing Studies 25 Jordan Fiore— Chairman of the Division of History and Social Studies Henry Rosen— Chairman of Audio- Visual Dept. Robert Arruda— Chairman of Modern Language Dept. Robert Barnett— Chairman of the Speech and Drama Dept. 26 Kenneth Howe— Chairman of Biology Dept. Philip Dooley— Director of Guidance Vincent Gannon and Jacob Liberies— Chairman of Music Dept. and Chorale Director Edward Swenson— Chairman of Athletic Dept. 27 Horace Mann Award Benjamin S pence The Horace Mann Award is a new honor being extended to a faculty member whom the Senior class felt to be the best teacher at the college. His wit, knowledge, and most importantly, the inspiration he gives to his students has qualified Mr. Benjamin Spence for this award. It is seldom, and therefore cherished, when college students, packed into mammoth size classes, and crowded rooms, have the privilege of knowing a teacher such as Mr. Spence. In the words of Henry Adams, A teacher affects eternity,- he never can tell where his influence stops. 29 30 32 33 £.- - ;v W Organizations This is mine— this is me?!— Yes. 200 students sharing one prof what droppings of knowledge can I hope for? Required courses. They don ' t grasp either of my hands. Sometimes I sit, a disinterested ear. I feel so confused, so lost. All these clumps of facts fly by. How can I put them together? How can I put me with them? And then what do I do? And anyway, who am I? Then there are a few jewels— not classes. Groups of people Who gather together periodically And holds minds and hands together And feel. And even then Then I take the smidgeon that is me. smidgeonites. Be it a governing body A theatric company A religious circle An academic concentration People are met in the mo st intimate, The most important Confrontation Being me to me eye to i Willa Jo Carroll, Organizations Editor W4 1 ?6 7 0$cen 1 171 r 1 ice PiettdeHt (tatty Rot6 w P e4tde tt OMtcen T Hiel K sute Honey oH 6ue ' KtUMe t s4wuda, J % — .gas -— — ■ k A Dottie Conley, Shirley Anacleo, Sharon Britton, Bob Mancini, Kathy Roth, Elaine Lamontagne, Catherine Teasdale Soctat @o H Kittee Thomas Gibbson, John Cullen, Lynn Regula, Octavio Furtado Lower Campus: Treas. Fred Watson, Pres. Thomas Clemence, Sec ' y Gene Wallace (Not present) Great Hill: Vice Pres. Harry Rich, Treas. Frank Orlandella, Pres. Peter Anti (Nof present), Sec ' y Gordon Kay (Nof present). T zu Student It oc. Treas. Robert Taylor Pres. Dennis M. Coyne Vice Pres. Gerald Goldberg Sec ' y Ellen Burnam (Not present) 7Vo Ke t ' Don Treas. Mary Montejunas Sec ' y Sheila McGivron Pres. Marie Luongo Vice Pres. Karen Cox (Not present) Pope aii Pres. Carol Wiliecz Vice Pres. Jane Shanahan Sec ' y Cathy Quinn Treas. Lauren Daley Pres. Sue Rump Treas. Kathy AAaynard Vice Pres. Peg Stack Sec ' y Barbara Dean Treas. Susan Hildonen, Sec ' y Gail Peterson, Pres. Mary Ellen Donahue, Vice Pres. Marilyn Cirone (Not present). i taJM M hi. ■ ' 4flMIHlHflF r £ U M ' m W- M Ttte ' , It Uetcc rft oc. George Sullivan Pres. Brian Gilligan Corresponding Sec ' y Don Ward Barry Fitzpatrick Advisor Mr. Edward Swenson (seated) Vice Pres. Herb Lynch (Not present) Treas. Paul Stella (Not present) Recording Sec ' y Tom Morris (Not present) Assistant Publicity Director Ellen Anderson, Publicity Director Mary Zemaitis, Vice Pres. Linda Heath, Pres. Charlotte O ' Maley, Treas. Kathy Noonan, Recreational Coordinator Claire DeMello, Assistant Treas. Mary Mello, Corresponding Sec ' y Sall y Howes, Recording Sec ' y Gail Peterson r THoden T tce 0tcd Vice Pres. Patty Dubreuil (Seated) Publicity Chairman Susan Morey Pres. Annelyse Teevan Cathy Roth Pat Barney Joan Kelly ( uCot4yUJt t C R EA c m I t i (?Aa tfU Society Librarian Helen Menzel Vice Pres. June McNall Sec ' y Karen Bigelow Pres. Karen Martin Librarian Joan Pilvinis Treas. Brian Beckman Librarian Susan Haddock (Not present) rf - ' 1 e 4e 601 Pres. Mae Truesdale, Sec ' y Barbara Johnson, Vice Pres. Coleen Delany !. -! ,:; m rrrrf ppftp -w Up: ■ m J% Sec ' y Frances Cordeiro Vice Pres. Michael Perchard Vice Pres. Jill Lessard Elaine Cannestrari Pres. Faye Christofferson (Not present) Treas. Marie Brennan (Not present) A F Sec ' y Treas. Laura Costa Vice Pres. Catherine Hayden Pres. Richard Morse 1 Vice Pres. Steve Curtain Sec ' y Andy Thompson Steven Castila Jim Toole Vice Pres. James M. McGuire Octavio Furtado Pres. and Treas. Frank Wilbur (Seated) i ■ ,, ' J Recording Sec ' y Pat Young, Vice Pres. Alda AAello, Pres. Jane Constant, Correspond- ing Sec ' y Muriel Raiche, Treas. Martha Cokash ' fVenodota glcd Pres. Jaan Veenpere, Treas. Linda Barkhouse, Vice Pres. Cynthia Bernier, and Vice Pres. Jean Canavan, Advisor Mr. Spence, Sec ' y Christine Eno (Not present) 2nd Vice Pres. Jackie Laubner Corresponding Sec ' y Linda Barkhouse 1 st Vice Pres. Jean Canavan Treas. Brian Gilligan Pres. Robert Connally Recording Sec ' y Frances Drake (Not present) Treas. Katherine Beals, Pres. Virginia Alden, Vice Pres. Kenneth Brooks, Sec ' y Karen Bigelow (Not present) Special £c(uc zCCoK s444occatcoK Jackie Cabral Matthew Chauncey Paula Hixenbough Sandra Dailey Treas. Lucy Ciesla, Pres. Marie Pike, 1 st Vice Pres. Jeanette Beres, Sec ' y Paula Sullivan, Advisor Dr. Mary Lou Thornburg, News Letter Editor Sharon Dupre, 2nd Vice Pres. Joan Cardoza (?6ru4ttaK ' PeUourtAifr Service— Warren Livesley, Treas. David Layton, Worship— Karen West, Correspond- ing Sec ' y Jean Canavan, Pres. Linda Meyer, Vice Pres. Linda Kevorkian (Not pres- ent), Publicity— Edward Stone and Larry St. Pierre (Not present) 7%e« ia4 (?fa Treas. Barry Dobkin, Pres. Harold Schainwald, Vice Pres. Erving Wasserstein, Sec ' y Debbie White (Not present) 7te€« K K (?£u Rev. John Daly, Mr. Wall, Tom LaLiberte, Services— Tom Kildoff, Coordinator Peter Homen, Social Vice Pres. Donna Ellis, Publicity Vice Pres. Kathy Sampson, Treas. Jean Kwiecien, Pres. Robert Kass r me to me ■ ' • ' ■ ■ BK m i A special thanks to Mr. John Heller, Donald Keay, James Nerney, and Rob- ert Lemos for their help in producing this book. Willa Jo Carroll; Cheryl Colson, Editor-in-Chief; Anne Minichello, Treas.; Nancy Don- ahue, Secretary; Linda Dumas, Assistant Editor; Peter Hayhow; Brian Gilligan, Ed- ward Latta, Sheila O ' Connell, Lucy Ciesla, and Lynne Briscoe (Not present) St M V ?970 Eilene Carney Sec ' y Anne Grossi Editor-in-Chief Judy McDuff Treas. Lauree Carlson Tony Caruso Assistant Editor Octavio Furtado Janet LeBlanc Feature Editor J. Robert Mancini Editor Richard Brown Photographer Frank Harrington News Editor Greg Lee Photographer Robert F. Drapeau Sports Editor James Rosa Managing Editor Michael J. Maguire Layout Editor Van Hayhow Circulation and Public Relations Manager Heather Brown (Not present) Campus Comment Crier Nathan Crowell (Not Present) Rewrite Editor James G. H. Moore r x -- i i Language, Diction, Dialect, and Rhetoric, Consisting Editor Bob Vaillancourti • ■ ™ HrS 1 TRJsfnessr ■ | Manager, j KTherHJ.Mcl Editor-in-Chief JjSfcJH. Moore Lay-out Editor Herb War- SW W Tt cttf Prose Editor Tony Tringale Ji f ' £• « $? v .1 xl i -: Graphic-Arts Editor 3- Mark ! yiivan Poetry Editor Nv anaging i Editor Bru Clark mi m Promotion and Circulation Editor Beth Adams U :. Scrivener- Sharon : s White i 2 ' -• ? , r w s. .syfM. Sec ' y Rachael Bates Pres. Susan Walsh Publicity— Janice Chace Vice Pres. Mary-Margaret Minihan (Not present) Sec ' y Linda Kristoffersen (Not present) Treas. Susan Bryant (Not present) Publicity— Bonnie Swartzendruber (Not preseni) J Ti K zMbz Veita Pi Pres. Phil Sammer Vice Pres. Chris Lee Jane Constant Antoinette Olivera Sec ' y Stephen Corcoran (Not present) Treas. Sally Barney Program Director Robert Vaillancourt, Utilities Director Linda Barkhouse, Susan Rod- man, Sec ' y Jean Canavan, Executive Chairman Michael Maguire, Publicity Director Debbie White (Not present,) Treas. Nicholas Rosato Pres. William Hosford Vice Pres. David Wilson Recording Sec ' y Richard Silva (Not present) Corresponding Sec ' y Donna Castello (Not present) Advisor Mr. Barnett, Sec ' y Leslie Briggs, bert Ward, Chairman David Souza airman Barbara Prescott, Treas. Her- ) te - ? ' tfitenHity (Zoantit Greg Stradley, Jack Pacheco, Dick Morse, . Russ Cazaile, Tony Caruso Quinn, Dick Sarkesian, Bob Taylor, r s4tfr6 t TlfrAiloK ? uzten Uty President Jack Pacheco (kneeling), Vice Pres. Joe Kublicki, Assistant Treas. Charley Worden, Sec ' y Dennis Coyne, Treas. Jim Dickman, 1st Vice Pres. Mike Richards, Pledgemaster Bob Taylor PAt Pi Z eit ? utfen tfty Sec ' y Peter J. Homen, Pres. Richard A. Morse, Vice Pres. Robert F. Drapeau, Treas. Ronald L. Choiniere TZaffluz Z e£ta 7 6c ?n tevutty Alumni Sec ' y James Foley Corresponding Sec ' y, Chaplain Laurence Flaherty Recording Sec ' y Steve Corcoran (seated) Treas. Wayne Sylvester Vice Pres. Fred Watson Pledgemaster Ray Harrington Pres. Joseph Netto National Representative Ron Dziergowski Sergeant-at-Arms Fred White (Standinq) . . . and t6e a utf ctoc 6 o at 4:00, cu6ic6eoe t co ne fcnAt, cvecwcf 4 HtetyeoHite aat£er at t£e frvuaft o£t£e State (?oMeae at lictaecaaten, at t6e 6cd o£ cHteUeetuaC activity, t6e $€ ' glcd. V$0 ? ■•v.- • ' v ■■ £ % - 1 ii - i ' ■  ... f  ' . . Student Life The student is a social animal as well as a thinking rationale. He is not a jelly mold of curriculum courses or age- old traditions. He is an exploring, probing, questioning, laugh- ing person, feeling the vitality of youth, and living it to its fullest. He is a perfectionist-in his proverbial disenchantment with society, he strives to create a new world. The following pages are concentrated not on individual personalities but the qualities of the student ' s existence that make his school more than an edifice to education. Edward Latta, Student Life Editor Homecoming 74 75 76 Wfc ' fctf wmgt t Homecoming Banqu et 2- ' iJK On or off the field-Coach of the Year- PETE MAZZAFERRO The Queen Maureen Radley Susan Saluti 79 80 The Happenings 82 explode with sound Convocation October 15, 1968 A challenge awaits the class of 1 969— welcome it, and participate in that challenge. Commissioner of Education— Owen B. Kiernan 84 Senior Class President— John Pacheco SCA President— Gerard Kelley Presentation of SCA officers for 1969: President, Gerard Kelley; Vice-Pres., Cathryn Roth; Secretary, Barbara Wall; Treasurer, Peter Hayhow. 85 Barrington Boys Choir 3rd hour Assemblies and Entertainers 87 Madhur Jaffrey 88 Bridgewater State Chorale 89 4 ■s$£ . ■ ' v . -. ' ' ■ ' V ' •;■ ■ ■ ■■. ' : . ■ , v ... . a l llllllll Ui l t l HW I . The Beacon Street Union pound out great soul sounds. 92 93 94 Students from the Burnell School perform for the college 95 Our Town Preparations begin early 97 Production begins jf A B. 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CARTER ROOM BRIDGEWATERANA COLLEGIANA MASSACHUSETTS HISTO THEODORE ROOSEVELT AT CIRCULATION DESK RESERVED BOOKS GROUND FLOOR GENERAL WORKS PHILOSOPHY RELIGION SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION SCIENCE APPLIED SCIENCE FINE ARTS CoCRAPHV MB A MB ■   I MB B IBB Bit MB BI mbb OPtH 117 119 120 122 ■■■■- l ty$m 123 Ijft ifl i ?58 HI -i%i M 1 £¥ :$f B 1 - ■. ■ ' - ' igsil ■ ■ ■ ■ ; ' 1 1 K 1 ft ■-,. ' - . ' ■ B k ft w - • : . %l f Fluffy hats, high boots, and students running to classes— sure signs that winter hit the campus! The free days off from classes due to severe storms gave us time for tobogganing on Great Hill, sleep- ing in late, and beginning those term papers we procrastinated on for so long. The snow issued in all the winter season ' s activities. Among these were the Christmas holi- days, highlighted by a tea at President Rondileau ' s home, and endless nights and sleepless days caused by finals. h 127 128 v 129 A reading of The Christmas Carol by Dean Shea is followed by candlelight caroling by the Senior dorm girls. The Christmas Tea at Gates House ' - • . ■■■■ ■-■■:: . : ' . ' ■-.■■. ■ 133 Campus Calamity . Better Known as Finals :. 135 136 What am I doing here?! 137 138 We ' ve got a new system to make registration faster and easier this year. 139 The C C Once upon a time there was a tavern, Where we used to raise a glass or two . . . 141 Spring! atmm J Just when everyone is gloomy with those will winter never end blues, and mid-term exams serve a death blow, sud- denly it ' s Spring! Tulips liven the library facade, budding leaves appear on the trees of the arborway, and students relax in the shade of the cemetery. Classes are held out- doors; students sit on the walk, watching the miniskirts going by, not being as con- cerned with classes as they were in Febru- ary. 142 144 i - ' ' - .. A W- ■ r . y fc V . - i. - . Y . ' . ;- - ;.— ■wflfl flfl ■ y V v - , V - -■  3 : -fa ,-.- -?-■., i i;  -v ■ 147 149 Dorming — a new way of living 150 v; ' -- .. WWW aaiwBf « «K? ' ■ rUf M s-.r,5 !f ( ' T W t ' ««! Sports The thrill of an October victory on the gridiron, the burst of energy in a sprint over the last hurdle, and the scrape of the sliding steal to home plate, caused many quickened heartbeats at the Bears ' activities. The 1968-69 sports season gave Bridgewater State fans the elation of victory, the agonies of defeat, and the spirit to improve even when triumphant. In any contest it is not the win or lose score that matters, but how the game is played. The coaches and student body may be proud of their athletes, and of the determination and sportsmanship which the men manifest- ed both on and off the playing field. Brian Gilligan Peter Hayhow, Sports Editors Football: The Best Team Ever Bears Opponents 47 Curry 14 7 Maine Maritime 14 13 Frostbury State 7 34 Quonset Naval 8 34 Nichols 6 Brockport State 61 14 Geneva College 12 7 Bates 43 Head Coach Peter Mazzaferro Assistant Coach Charles Varney 154 £ Row h Garrett Burke, Ray Deschler, Richard Roath, Richard Godzil, John Suprenant, Crispin Jackowicz, Mike Fiero, John Camp- bell, Mike Sokall, Pete Higgins, Vincent Sykes, Assistant Trainer; Row 2: Henry Fortin, Manager, Tom Cook, Lee Fanning, Charles Worden, Bill Matheson, Leon Weinstein, Paul Stella, Captain, Herb Lynch, Robert Woodman, Tony Tringale, Jim Malone, Gerry Incelicato, Jim Federico, Phil Souza, Assistant Trainer; Row 3: Coach Peter Mazzaferro, Roger Mercier, Joseph Connoly, James Melaney, Pat Blake, Joe Walsh, Bob Brinley, George Sullivan, Jack Endyke, Robert Paszkowski, Jack Trainor, Richard Scannell, Greg Dellorco, Tom Kelly, Ed Braun, Assistant Coach; Row 4: Terrance Williams, Richard Craig, George Kelly, John Dwyer, Robert Graizano, Paul Kimbrell, Donald Houghton, Gordon Appelt, Mills Davis, Philip LeFavor, Gerry Grenier, Ray Harrington, Gary Langenbach, Assistant Coach Joseph Lazaro I r H9BI (55 George Sullivan heads for another score Bridgewater State College ' s 1968 Football season turned out to be the most successful in its nine year his- tory. The Bears, under the direction of new head Coach Peter Mazzaferro, compiled an impressive 5-3 record. The Bears opened their 1968 campaign by handing Curry College a 47-1 4 setback. It was the highest offensive output in the history of Bridgewater football, scoring 7 touchdowns and accumulating 541 yards total offense. Sophomore halfback, Jim Federico set a school record by scoring 4 touchdowns. George Sullivan, another sopho- more, accounted for 250 yards total offense. Maine Maritime Academy outlasted Bridgewater handing them their first defeat by a score of 14-7. This was a roughly fought game with the result in doubt until the very end. A jolting 93 yard touchdown gallop by George Sullivan, nullified by a penalty hurt the comeback attempt. The Bears won its second game in three outings by dousing Frostburg State 1 3-7. The game was a defen- sive battle in which the Bears ' hard-nosed defense rose to the occasion time after time to thwart a threatening Frost- burg drive. The difference was Bridgewater ' s recovery of six Frostburg fumbles. Quarterback Paul Stella capitalized on 2 for touchdowns; he scored with a one yard plunge, and threw a 24 yard touchdown pass to George Sullivan for the second. 156 Bob Woodman makes a valiant try. T Paul Stella sets to hand off to Bob Woodham against Bates. Bridgewater achieved its third victory of the season by beating Quonset Naval Base 34-8 on a rain- soaked field. Four backs crashed in the scoring. Quar- terback Paul Stella, fullback Bob Woodman, and half- back Richie Roath scored. Woodman recovered an im- portant fumble and trapped the quarterback for a loss on several stunts. Considering the poor field condi- tions this proved to be the best the team had looked at this point in the season. Bridgewater won its third game in a row and fourth of the season by trampling Nichols 34-6. After a score- less first quarter the offensive machine was thrown into full gear by tallying 6, 15, and 13 points in the remaining quarters. Bridgewater ' s total offense was 451 yards while the stubborn defense held Nichols to 198 yards and one touchdown. Quarterback Paul Stella played his best game to date. He connected on 1 1 of 16 passes for 165 yards, with scoring strikes of 6, 14, and 80 yards. 157 Defense: Bridgewater Style 158 Leon fires up the Bears ' defense. Offense blasts for 756 points ■v. The winning came to a jarring halt, as the Bears were shocked by Brockport State University 61-0. This was Brockport ' s last game of the season and showed no mercy by leaving in the starting team the entire game. Brockport has always been the Bears ' nemesis since the two teams first met. In the six years that they have played, Bridgewater has never been able to applaud a victory. The Bears rebounded against tough Geneva College. Once again Bridgewater found itself in the winner ' s column with a 14-12 victory This was an essential victory because it gave the team a winning season and got the players ready for the Bates game. Mm There were many ded- icated men who added to the Bears ' explosive offense. But perhaps the most exciting combination was the long bomb from Stella to Matheson. 161 All They Had - All the Time The game was close. Bridgewater dominated the first half, scoring 14 points while Geneva came back with a 12 point fourth quarter. The winning difference was Phil LeFavor ' s stopping of both Geneva ' s runs after touchdown. Bridgewater ended the year on the short end of a 43-7 score to Bates College before a large Homecoming crowd. After dropping behind quick- ly 21-0 in the first quarter the Bears fought back and scored once and threatened several more times in the first half. mHW n H«mnng 162 Despite the loss to Bates, Coach Mazza- ferro has bright hope for the future. The team will miss Captain Paul Stella through gradua- tion, but he is the only one going. The entire coaching staff feel that next year should be even better. At a December meeting of the New England Football Conference the coaches selected five Bridgewater players for the all Conference Team ; they include Bill Matheson, end; Leon Weinstein, guard; Paul Stella, quarter- back; Bob Woodman, fullback; and George Sul- livan, halfback. 163 Cross Country Despite a lack of depth, the Bridgewater State Cross Country Team compiled a 7 wins— 8 losses record. Coach Tom Knudson felt that if the team had more experienced runners the record would have been better. One of the highlights of the year was the emerg- ence of freshman Corey Powers as the outstanding runner on the team. Prospects of the future could establish Bridgewater as one of the strong cross country teams in this region. The team will miss seniors Bruce Nelson, Captain, and Steve Wirtzberger; both have contributed to the success of the team over the past four years. Coach Tom Knudson m mm «rm i Bears Opponents 32 Stonehill College 24 23 Nichols College 34 47 Barrington College 16 30 Worcester State 27 22 Lowell State 34 20 Fitchburg State 37 40 SMTI 18 20 Quinnipiac College 38 21 Mass. Maritime 34 23 Nichols College 36 41 Bryant College 19 20 Rhode Island College 37 38 Assumption College 21 35 SMTI 22 39 Barrington College 99 Steve Wirtzberger Peter Baumgartel • mM Corey Powers Tom Steele Ed Rainsford 165 Basketball SCORES Bridgewater Opponents 89 Salem State 82 76 S.M.T.I. 78 85 Eastern Conn. State 74 70 Stonehill 94 71 Quinnipiac 82 92 Nichols 86 73 Curry 45 81 Rhode Island College 108 91 Boston State 105 66 Bryant 84 77 Gorham State 79 58 Salem State 78 95 Nichols 68 81 Quinnipiac 101 80 Eastern Conn. State 118 76 Westfield State 116 71 Bryant 84 70 S.M.T.I. 83 75 Farmington State 72 56 Plymouth State 86 94 Fitchburg State 85 Winter came and again the walls of the Kelly Gymnasium were shaking. The basketball season had come to the Bridgewater campus. The crowds were consistently large and vociferous. The team played many hard-fought and ex- citing games. From the first win to the last, the season was much better than the record indicates. 166 worn Back row (left to right): Ken Smith, Jim Carr, Bill Montiero, Sam Mitchell, Tom Morris; Front row (left to right): Barry Fitzpatrick, Frank Orlandela, Dan Ryan, Jack O ' Donnell, Mike Cowdry Head Coach Tom Knudson 167 168 Our only senior on the team, Tom Morris (no. 25), was the main spark to the team during his all-too-short career. His career average was about 15 points and 12 rebounds per game. This year we also got a big boost from two fantastic freshmen, Sam Mitchell and Bill Montiero. The whole team worked hard and played well to make this a successful and exciting sea- son in more ways than a good win-loss record. 169 170 171 Marty Rizzo Scholarship Game 2? • A| -- Pr li u 172 173 M.A.A. Banquet President (1968-1969) Brian F. Gilligan Bill Dizel receives the George Martin Memorial Golf Trophy KA 3 Trophy Winner, Paul Stella 174 -1 f A Paul AAoore receives his certificate for track from Mr. Harry Lehmann The main speaker: Joe Yukica, head football coach at Boston College Newly elected AA.A.A. officers (l.-r.): Don Ward, President; Jim Federico, Vice-Pres.; Ron Dziergowski, Secretary; Herb Lynch, Treasurer 175 Intramurals An interesting and diversified intra- mural sports program was conducted this year, thanks to fine efforts of Coach Peter Mazzaferro. There were team con- tests in flag-football, basketball and soft- ball, and meets in track, swimming, and free-throwing. The contests were and the battles hard. Few teams won a championship unscathed. The Valley Boys were the flag- football champs. And in the basketball program, the Avengers won a closely contended title. The softball season, like the others, produced some very inter- esting team names. Among them, the Hogs proved to be worthy of their name. Terry Papas won the trophy in the free-throw contest, and there were several winners in the track and swim meets with many new records being set. i jsr ftfr S 176 177 Determination Often, women ' s sports are excluded in a yearbook, but Bridgewater is proud of her sportswomen and this year finds an appropri- ate place to remember her female athletes. Success came in many ways to various teams; a rousing lacrosse team, an undefeated basketball team, an exquisite Aqubryte performance, a near miss in the finals of the State Volleyball Championship, and a field hockey team obliv- ious to defeat, only to mention a few of the challenges. This section on women ' s sports is entitled DETERMINATION and is dedicated to Candace Cowen, a colleague and friend who was the epitome of what this section typlifies. Candy was challenged early in life by the inevitable, and with courage and determination she faced the match. It was her mark at this college to become sportswoman, friend, and student of whom this college can justly be proud. To use the words of a great sage: For when the One Great Scorer comes to mark against your name ... He writes . . . not that you won or lost . . . but how you played the Game. Women ' s Sports Editor Lucy Ciesla 179 Tennis rrrp g S ml l±- T0-W ' t mWt M « JipBswi ! !IM V: . Br- . , ■ ... . ,,.; 180 : Aquabrytes 181 If ' i • 1 They rea y are the June Taylor Chorus Line disguised as BSC Spectators 182 K. Bertrand hears the cheer- OH! ERROR!!! Bertrand again . . . sitting down on the job . Until Springfield College paid BSC a visit, the BSC Soft- ball team ' s scores were overwhelming victories. The Spring- field game was by far the most exciting of any games played this season. The defeat was a close one, 3-2, with Springfield as the victor. There ' s always next year . . . Softball 183 Y £ x kV i V A ' J « i i . ' X ■ y V ■ ' • ' . ' I 7 7 I x Anne Maguire— BSC ' s fearless keeper of the goal 184 Field Hockey . 186 our informal huddle again! . . — ,:- ' - Volleyball As J. L. misses-BONK! 187 This year was the first for the BSC Varsity Volleyball team. Together with the basketball and bowling teams, the volley- ball team helped bring to the BSC trophy case the Salem State College Sports- day Trophy. Our only de- feat was in the final round of the State Volleyball Championship held in March where, by beating BSC, Worcester State be- came State Volleyball Champions. Play on!! Ann Coakley 1 969 LACROSSE TEAM Standing: Miss Ann Coakley (coach), K. Seablom, B. Meunier, S. Lyngaas, K. O ' Leary, C. Pelletier, D. Dednah, D. Roy,- Kneeling: B. Carreiro, S. Bennett, L. Ciesla (captain), S. Reed, K. Harnden, K. Harnden, K. Stockus. Others: S. Moss, P. Calorio, and T. Champagne. 190 IJf T«. 4 ._  «r «M ii r ' L J?BL L_ The honorary part of the lacrosse team— the cheerleaders! As their melodious voices rang out— PLAY ON!!! T. Champagne begins to bubble!! 192 The team huddles at half-time to discuss the score, 3-0, BSC is behind. It was quite a talk— BSC went on to beat Pine Manor Junior College by a score of 6-3! 193 194 n Lacrosse for women at BSC is regarded by many as the most exciting varsity sport offered. The season was one of the most successful in BSC Lacrosse history. In years to come, hopefully with determination and en- thusiasm, BSC will continue to PLAY ON!!! and the keeper of the goal looks on and sighs with relief! 195 Tennis Bridge water Opponents S.M.T.I. 9 6 Barrington 3 3 Salem State 6 Bryant 9 3 Barrington 6 3 Curry 6 1 Quinnipiac 8 1 Curry 8 Bryant 9 3 Quinnipiac 6 M.V.P. Tom McQuade Capt. Elect Augie Furtado Varsity Tennis, Spring, 1969, Left to Right: T. McQuade; Capt. O. Furtado; C. King; T. Walker; J. Kendall; B. Keith; Coach H. Rosen. 196 m ' ' Hill— — fcc Tim r ii— i -ifrwwi . _ v ■ 3 a -JL . • ni 197 ■M ' 3 -.m 199 Hockey Club 201 Baseball After a fairly good start, the baseball team did not fare very well in the second half of the short season. Teams like Eastern Conn. State and Salem State proved to be too strong for our young team to handle. Our hitting was strong and should have been more than ade- quate, but lack of depth in pitching was our weak point. One young pitcher, though, did an excellent job. This was freshman Ed Jarvis. He was backed up by some strong seniors, namely Paul Stella and Dick Copello, Co-Captains, and Ken Dobkin. All in all, it was not a great sea- son, but the spirit and attempt was there. To quote the 1 966 Red Sox, Wait until next year! Coach Harry Lehmann SCORES Bridgewater Opponents 13 Bryant 7 Boston State 9 Boston State 5 6 S.AA.T.I. 10 10 Lowell State 10 8 Bryant 5 1 S.AA.T.I. 7 7 Nichols 1 7 Nichols 6 8 Rhode Island College 4 1 Rhode Island College 10 3 Salem State 17 Quinnipiac 1 Quinnipiac 3 8 Stonehill 9 6 Eastern Conn State 15 10 Eastern Conn State 11 2 Lowell State 7 5 Plymouth State 10 202 V ■i ■- • -,. 203 204 fi I 205 206 ' 1 1 — . dj M ' « ■ .1 SHKi«r- 207 V - 2  « Seniors The road seemed endless but now it is completed. The Senior year has come to a close and the degrees have been awarded. But our affiliation with the college as well as our education, has not come to an end; we are alumni of the oldest and finest teacher preparation college in the United States. We have become more knowledgable— some of the lectures did make sense, some of the facts did inspire our imagination, some of the pro- fessors did make lasting impressions and will be fondly remembered. We stand now at the pinnacle of our education, the epitome of learning and study. The challenge of learning was not always easy, but the reward for having tried is ours. The worlds that have been opened to us as under- graduates will never again be closed. Sheila O ' Connell, Seniors Editor Junior Prom 210 _ I 1 t w 5e t i Jfrl ' £ r 1 V Honor ' s Day Art Key Award Aurora Alves Centennial Class Award in History Richard AAros Julia Carter Award Mary Souza and Mary Ellen Keith Class of 1953 Award Gerald Goldberg Delta Kappa Gamma Award Elizabeth Blais Visual Art Awards . . . Michael Perchard, Colby Rottler, and Christine Slater Elementary Key Award Leslie Briggs Mary Isabel Caldwell Awards Linda Falcon and Carol Pratt M. Katherine Hill Prize Karen Martin Edith G. Shoolman Award Susan Rump Kappa Delta Pi College Bowl Trophy Campus Comment Team Anna McGrory Award Susan Saluti Gladys L. Allen Scholarship Carol M. Belmarce Men ' s Athletic Association Award Paul Stella Dr. Mary J. Moriarty Award Lucy Ciesla Omega lota Phi Sorority Scholarship Janice Joslin Physical Education Key Linda Meyer S. Elizabeth Pope Award Marie Luongo Louis C. Stearns Award in Botany . . Lynne Batcheller and Linda Berghaus Herodotus Club Award Jaan Veen Pere Outstanding Student Librarian Award Martha Wheeler Dr. William G. Vinal Award in Zoology Anita Martel Le Cercle Francais Award Philip Sammer Area Club Awards Fall River Jacqueline Eisen Haverhill-Merrimack Valley Kathleen Butler New Bedford Patricia Sylvia Iva Lutz Award Linda Sinnott Chorale Society Award Karen Martin T. Leonard Kelly Award in Physical Science Brian Gaffney Faculty Wives Scholarship Margaret Pruitt Martin T. Rizzo Memorial Award Ronald Dziergowski Robert V. Fay Memorial Award Herbert Lynch Drama Club Award Burton Alho Student Cooperative Association Leadership Award .... Michael Maguire Special College Senior Leadership Awards .... Marie Luongo, Charlotte O ' Maley, Carol Wilusz, and Peter Anti Hill-Ross Award Gerard Kelley Richard Mros Susan Rump 212 The college ' s highest award— the Hill-Ross Award— to Gerard Kelley SCA President for 1969-70, Robert Ma ncini Burton Alho Kathleen Butler 213 Senior Prom 216 217 218 219 Congratulations to Linda A. Nash, our Summa Cum Laude graduate. 220 221 Nancy E. Abbott Alma Accettullo Edna R. Adams Virginia E. Alden Paula M. Alegi Jean Alexion Burton C. Alho Sandra J. Almedia Marlene Alvares Aurora P. Alves Jeanne M. Andrade Peter N. Anti Jane Appiani Sandra L. Ardizzoni Eunice A. Arakelian Rita A. Araujo 222 Dianne M. Atwell Irene T. Aylmer Dianne M. Baggia Frederick P. Baker Ann M. Banas Michael K. Barker Linda J. Barkhouse Linda Barney Patricia A. Barney Sally A. Barney 1 _ Carol L. Barrett Frank R. Bartlett 223 Lynne AA. Batcheller Barbara L. Beal Katherine M. Beals Cynthia M. Bean Constance C. Beausoleil Brian M. Beckman Janice A. Bednarz Nancy E. Belanger • - .i k Kathryn L. Berg Linda M. Berghaus Lucy Bernado Cynthia A. Bernier Joanne M. Berry Barbara A. Bertram Edward R. Bielawa Janet M. Biggs 224 Mary M. Blair Elizabeth M. Blanchard Patricia A. Boucher Norma J. Boudria If ' pick the right one, I turn into a beautiful princess. Christopher P. Brady Raymond Braz Martha E. Brennan Leslie A. Briggs Richard E. Briody Lynne M. Briscoe Cheryl J. Bromley Kenneth W. Brooks 225 Patricia A. Brown The Happenings — the big sound at the SCA concert Susan Bryant Bette Bunker Kathleen AA. Burke Terry L. Burke Marcia E. Burton Karen L Buschenfeldt Kathleen A. Butler William F. Byrnes Maureen J. Camara 226 Jean A. Canavan Elaine T. Canestrari Jeanne L Card Madelyn J. Carfagna Susan C. Carney Sharon L. Carlson Carlene P. Caroll Willa Jo Carroll Janice M. Caseldon Maryann Centrella Judith A. Chekoulias Patricia A. Cheyunski Phyllis R. Chiarenza Rosemarie Choquette 227 Richard P. Christian Faye Christofferson Paula E. Cieplik Lucy K. Ciesla Susanne M. Cleary John T. Clemence Susan M. Cleveland Martha H. Cokash Johanna M. Colling Cheryl E. Colson Jane I. Constant Christine A. Conway Kathleen L. Cooke Norma L. Coon Stephen J. Corcoran 228 Frances E. Cordeiro Linda Sue Cote Denise J. Courcy Sandra A. Couture Candace Cowen Cynthia A. Covvles Karen AA. Cox Dennis M. Coyne Judith A. Craig Mary P. Craig Douglas AA. Crispin John B; Cullen Winter . . . and snow-capped urns 229 Stephen J. Curtin Lauren F. Daley Frank D. Daniels Charlotte A. Davis Elaine L. DeBoard William C. DeBoard Susan E. Deeran Michael K. Delahunt Lola T. DeLeo Marilyn L. DeMarco What ' s the fine for cursing the coach? Nancy A. DeSouza James E. Dickman 230 Joan H. Deacon Phillis L. Dimond Nicholas DiPilato Jancie E. Dixon Maria Dole Judith AA. Donahue Margaret A. Donahue Nancy J. Donahue Linda A. Donohoe S heila V. Donohue Corine F. Donovan Priscilla A. Draffone Frances G. Drake Patrice Dubreuil Carol A. Duquay Linda M. Dumas 231 Michael E. Dunn Theresa F. Easttey Jacqueline Eisen Last minute cram for the Chellis test. Karen E. Elliott Linda A. Ells Charles H. Elwell Valerie M. Enos Dale E. Erickson Carol A. Ethier James H. Fagan Judith A. Fahy 232 James E. Fair Jr. Janet R. Farrel! Douglas A. Fenn Judith E. Ferguson Laura L. Ferriera Stephen F. Foley James W. Fonseca Carol A. Forget Ruth A. Fournier Karen Freyermuth Janet K. Fuller Barbara A. Furze Patricia A. Gable 233 Irene F. Gannon Gail E. Gariepy Ronald T. Garney - 3 • 2 k H Vj %-:■;■ . : W m Andrew F. Gartska Louis A. Gauthier Russell A. Gazaille Carolann M. Gentille Brian F. Gilligan Margaret A. Gladue Joanne D. Gudden David E. Gnong Gerald Goldberg Richard A. Gonsalves Roberta L. Grappi Peter H. Greany Maureen R. Griffin 234 Lorna G. Grimaldi Rosemarie T. Guasconi Linda J. Gummow Mary Ann Habel Rita A. Haley Carol J. Hansen -: Adelaide H. Harvey Gloria E. Harrington Now, she ' s alright! Charles L. Haserlat Nancy L Hayes Peter P. Hayhow William H. Hebert 235 Claire E. Heintz Mary L. Herarty Carol A. Heurlin Marcia J. Hickey Donna M. Higgins James E. Hobbs Sally Hobbs Bonnie S. Holland Beverly S. Holmes Rachel A. Holman David E. Horsfall Linda A. Howel I a3R y ? P ! j| j Sally M. Howes Clarence W. Hurley Marcia E. lerardi Janice P. Illingworth 236 Janet M. Ingemi Barbara S. Januario Elizabeth A. Jesse Barbara L. Johnson Catherine AA. Johnson Joyce A. Jordan Donald E. Jones Elaine L. Karcher m sgm Robert J. Kass Maureen T. Keating But you ' re going in the wrong direction! 237 jOMMnHHj H Michael T. Keeley Robert J. Keif Barbara F. Keirstead Brenda L. Keith Marvellen Keith Linda S. Kristofferson Gerard M. Kelley Joseph J. Kublicki Kathleen M. Keras Sandra J. Kessler Jeanne F. Kwiecin Alfred N. Ladabauche Charlotte L. LaFrance Jr. Prom- Ebbtide at White 238 Carol M. LaLibertey Margaret M. Lamond Susan A. Lamothe Audrey J. LaSpada Edward T. Latta Jacqueline A. Laubner Armand C. Lavoie Cecile A. LeClair Henry D. Lay Christine M. Lee ji Cliffs— a night to remember. Lorilyn K. Leenhouts Richard LeBlanc 239 Jill M. Lessard Bruce Letson Janet M. Leveille Glenn L. Levesque I H I ' :: ■■ Monica L. Liberman Mildred M. Lindberg ConnaughtA. Lindberg Naomi M. Lockwood Joseph E. Longo Linda D. Low Janet E. Lucas Karen Lucas Marie L. Luongo Michael A. Lynch Ulrike B. Lynch Francis X. Lyons 240 Nancy A. MacArthur Donna C. MacQuarrie Judith Madeira Ann M. Maguire Michael J. Maguire Gretchen Maier Susan A. Mailloux Joyce F. Malaguti Phyllis Mancini John R. Manso Carol A. Manzallo Betty J. Marella Kathryn A. Markelia Anita J. Martel Janice C. Martin Karen A. Martin 241 Theresa J. Martin Cynthia A. Martins Valerie Mattos Patricia L. Mawn Joyce E. McAfee Shelagh M. McCarron Geraldine M. McDermott Kathleen McElman Patricia McGinn Sheila M. McGiveron Kathleen R. McKenna Mary A. McLaughlin Elizabeth C. McLellan John B. McNamara James M. McQuire Ellen T. McSharry 242 Kathleen E. McSweeney Kathleen A. Meany Elaine S. Medeiras Kathleen L Medeiros Lindamae E. Medeiros Constance L. Melander Lawrence R. Melcher Alda M. Mello Julia E. Melvin n { m m mmmm m Sandra L. AAendonca 243 Dorene A. Menezes Virginia L. Messaline Elizabeth J. Meunier June S. Meunier Linda R. Meyer Carol A. Mikolazyk Anne M. Minichiello Mary Minihan ■■HHHHMHI Michael L. Monaghan Mary A. Montejunas James G. Moore Paul F. Moore Judith Moraes Mary Ellen Morrisette James C. Mosher Jr. Richard R. Mros 244 X Francis J. Mullins Maryjane H. Murphy James E. Murray Linda J. Murray • ■ Carol M. Najarian Bruce E. Nelson Joseph A. Netto ■ r — 10 1 A y Theresa B. Nobriga Paul E. Noiseux Kathleen E. Noonan Donald E. Nye Susan G. Nygren . Jeanine AA. O ' Brien Sheila A. O ' Connel Janet L. O ' Connor Susan R. Oehme Donna E. O ' Keefe Antoinette AA. Oliveira Kathleen A. O ' Leary Charlotte AA. O ' AAaley Diane L. Osgood Joseph A. O ' Sullivan 246 John A. Pacheco Kathleen A. Pacheco Marilyn E. Page David R. Paine Maryann F. Palombo Candace E. Paquette Diane M. Paquette Irene R. Patnaude Roger G. Payette Raymond G. Pelletier, Jr. -— v — n Susan L. Peluso Thomas P. Phaneuf Suzanne R. Picard Marie L. Pike Mary M. Pires Ramuta H. Plonys 247 Richard N. Porter Anne V. Povoas Sandra E. Powell Janice M. Power William J. Powers Judith Prenda Marvin H. Purdy Carol J. Quil Catherine F. Quinn Kent Q. Quitevis Leon J. Raczkowski Maureen C. Radley Muriel A. Raiche Maria F. Rato Suzanne Y. Ratte Suzanne P. Reardon 248 Elizabeth A. Redfern Carleton L. Reed Carol A. Reis Tonya B. Revel! w Michael E. Richards Richard W. Robinson Janice A. Rappolo Maureen C. Rosa Ann D. Rosano Louise Rosenberg ' ■fl f t i H Hk vl Martha J. Rosewell Cathryn A. Roth A place of peace 249 Mary F. Ryder Margaret L. Ryone Christine H. Saad Susan E. Saluti Norman F. Shacochis Mary E. Shalgian And I ' m on first name basis with the governor. 250 : Jane A. Shanahan Susan M. Shaw Robert M. Siitonen Mary M. Silva Nancy A. Silva Martha A. Sisson Elsa B. Slack Cynthia P. Smith Daniel E. Smith Francine M. Smith Judith A. Smith Kathleen M. Smith David A. Souza Elizabeth A. Souza Jeanne T. Souza Mary N. Souza 251 •MM Sandra E. Spencer Dorothy A. Sprague Paul F. Stella Linda D. Stevens William N. Stewart Frederick B. Stinson Harvey A. Stone Sandra B. Stone Gregory J. Stradley Linda R. Stratoti Bonnie R. Swartzendruger Philip F. Sweeney Donna J. Sylva Wayne C. Sylvester Patricia A. Sylvia Susan J. Sylvia 252 Jean L. Szurleys Janet I. Tanguay Dianne E. Tarallo Robert J. Taylor -• ' Catherine T. Teasdale Pamela J. Tisdale Annelyse K. Teeven Nancy S. Tobias Raymond W. Tobias Mary P. Tomase Tennis is my racket. 253 Christine H. Tosney Mae G. Truesdale Lorraine C. Vaslet Effie Vellios 254 Sharon M. Victorine Sandra M. Wade Anita J. Wallant ' n nent moves. Judith H. Walendzik Susan E. Walsh Arlene F. Welch Mary L. Walker Donald I. Ward Gary T. Watson Myrtle E. Weldon Barbara L. Wall Dawn E. Warren Carol S. Weir Nancy J. Wells 255 - Marquerite D. Welsh Frederick J. White Karen J. Whittaker Alexander Whyte Franklin P. Wilbur ■ 1 1 ' Bonnie J. Wilkinson Joan A. Wilson Carol A. Wilusz Stephen L. Wirzburger Ann M. Witengier James J. Yksala Patricia A. Young Linda L. Zentz 256 NUT. Student Index ABBOTT, NANCY E„ 7 Farm Hills Lane, Hingham; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Association For Childhood Edu- cation. ANDRADE, JEANNE M., 28 Kilmer Ave., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; W.R.A.; Alpha. BARKER, MICHAEL K., 27 Sylvia Ave., Brockton; English A.B.; Intramural Softball; Chorale; Christian Fellowship; Martin Luther King Action Committee. , ACCETTULLO, ALMA, 341 Belmont St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; W.R.A. ADAMS, EDNA R., 44 Frederick Street, New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; S.C.A. ADAMS, LINDA A., 72 Hobart St., Braintree; Elementary B.S. ALDEN, VIRGINIA E., 3F Strong Ave., East Bridgewater; Mathematics A.B.; Drama Club; Newman Club; Math Club; Pres.; Class Treasurer. ALEGI, PAULA M., 4 Columbus Blvd., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club. ANTI, PETER N., 153 Main St., Kingston Elementary B.S.; Intramural Softball Dining Hall Committee; Kappa Delta Pi Great Hill Dorm. Vice Pres., Pres., Proctor; Inter-Dorm Council. APPIANI, JANE, 44 Winthrop St., Med- ford; Health Physical Ed. B.S., Aqua- brytes; Women ' s Dorm Council; W.R.A.; Physical Ed. Majors Club; S.C.A. ARDIZZONI, SANDRA L, 25 Knowles Ave., Stoughton; Elementary B.S.; W.R.A. ARAUJO, RITA A., 1423 Williams Street, Dighton,- Health Physical Ed. B.S.; W.R.A.,- Physical Ed. Majors Club; Basketball. BARKHOUSE, LINDA J., 36 King Street, Groveland; History A.B.; Christian Fellowship; International Relations Club, 2nd Vice Pres., Corresponding Secretary; Chameleon Coffee House, Utilities Committee Chairman. BARNEY, LINDA, 1414 Somerest Ave., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Christian Fellowship. BARNEY, PATRICIA A., 40 Conrad St., Chicopee; Health Physical Ed. B.S.; W.R.A.; Physical Ed. Majors Club; Aquabrytes, Treas.; Newman Club. BARNEY, SALLY A., 155 Pleasant St., Bridgewater; Mathematics A.B.; Chris- tian Fellowship; Math Club; Kappa Delta Pi, Treas.; W.R.A.; Gymnastics. ALEXION, JEAN, 53 Walnut St., Fair- haven; English A.B.- r Drama Club; W.R.A.; Audio Visual Club. ALHO, BURTON C, 330 Park Ave., Whitman; English A.B.; Verse Choir,- Christian Fellowship; Drama Club, Treas., Pres. ALMEIDA, PATRICIA A., 7 Alden Terrace, Plymouth; Elementary B.S.; S.T.E.A.M. ALMEIDA, SANDRE J., 25 Mulberry St., Fairhaven; Elementary B.S.; W.R.A.; S.T.E.A.M.; Alpha; Dean ' s List. ARAKELIAN, EUNICE A., Boston Road, Sutton; Health Physical Ed. B.S.; STEAM; PEM Club; Women ' s Dorm Council; PEM Newspaper, Editor; Great Hill Women ' s Dorm, Pres. ATWELL, DIANNE M., 121 Oakland Street, Mansfield; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Alpha. AYLMER, IRENE T., 154 Chase St., Hayannis; History Political Science A.B.; Woodward Dorm, Vice Pres.; Houseboard Woodward Dorm; WRA; Herodotus Club; International Relations Club; Newman Club. BARRETT, CAROL L, 24 Griggs Lane, Milton; English A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi. BARTLETT, FRANK R., 173 Oak Street, Halifax; Biology A.B.; Biology Club; Christian Fellowship. BATCHELLER, LYNNE M., 2 Old Mendon St., Blackstone; Biology A.B.; Newman Dormitory Council; Dean ' s List. BEALL, BARBARA L, 36 Highland Ave., North Adams; English A.B.; Elections Committee; Women ' s Glee Club; Woodward Dorm, Household Board, Pres. Pro Temp; Kappa Delta Pi; Visual Arts Club. ALVARES, MARLENE, 4 Grove Street, R.F.D. 2, Westport; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Alpha. BAGGIA, DIANNE M., 171 Plymouth St., East Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; Library Club; S.T.E.A.M.; Newman Club BEALS, KATHERINE M., 475 North St., Bridgewater; Mathematics A.B.; New- man Club; Math Club, Treas. Kappa Delta Pi. ALVES, MICHAEL, 37 Manomet St., Brockton; History A. B. ALVES, AURORA P., 208 Broadway, Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; S.T.E.A.M.; Visual Arts Club; S.C.A. ANDERSON, RICHARD A., 44 George St., Whitman; History A.B.; Herodotus Club; German Club. BAKER, FREDERICK P., 14 Oak Grove Road, Randolph; Elementary B.S.; Foot- ball; Sigma Epsilon Tau; M.A.A., Senior Delegate. BANBERRY, SUSAN E„ Main Street, Norfolk; Elementary B.S. BANAS, ANN M., 528 Whittenton St., Taunton; French A.B.; Newman Club; Le Cercle Francais; S.T.E.A.M. BEAN, CYNTHIA M., 1000 Tinkham Road, Wilbraham; Health Physical Ed. B.S.; P.E.M. Club; W.R.A. BEAUSOLEIL, CONSTANCE C, 39 Valley St., Blackstone; Elementary B.S.; W.R.A. Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; S.C.A. BECKMAN, BRIAN A., 49 Forest St., Middleboro; History Political Science 258 A.B.; Herodotus Club; Chorale Club; Treas; Intramural Sports. BLANCHARD, ELIZABETH M., 32 Flint BROWN, PATRICIA A., 92 Weyham Locke Lane, Medfield; English B.A.; Road, North Weymouth; Elementary Newman Club; Drama Club; Alpha. B.S.; W.R.A. BEDNARZ, JANICE ANN, 184 Grinnell St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; S.T.E.A.M.; W.R.A. ; D.S.A. BONANNO, JOHN C, 8 Electric Ave., BRUNEAU, SHIRLEY L, 494 Ridge St., Fall Hull; Elementary B.S.; Intramural River; History A.B. Sports; Phi Pi Delta. BELANGER, NANCY E., 11 Linwood Ave., South Bellingham; Geography A.B.; Drama Club; Earth Science Club; Houseboard Woodward and Pope Hall. BRUND, JOAN A., 506 Linden St., Fall BOUCHER, PATRICIA A., 169 Kenoza River; Mathematics A.B.; Newman Ave., Haverhill; Elementary B.S.; Club. A.C.E.; Visual Arts Club. BERG, KATHRYN L, 19 Jenny Lind St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Dean ' s List; W.R.A.; Kappa Delta Pi; Paul A. Dever School Volunteer. BRYANT, SUSAN, 987 West Main Street, BOUDRIA, NORMA J., 161 Suffolk St., Centerville; Mathematics A.B.; W.R.A.; Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Newman Bowling; S.T.E.A.M., Treas. Club. BERGHAUS, LINDA M., 26 Marianne Drive, Bridgewater; 8 o ogy A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi. BRADY, CHRISTOPHER, 46 Stetson Street, Bridgewater; History A.B.; Track; Campus Comment, Sports Editor; Town College Committee,- Aquabrytes. BURKE, KATHLEEN M., 64 Rockne Ave., Dorchester; English A.B.; Newman Club; Woodward Proctor; W.R.A.; Theta Gamma Sigma. BERNADO, LUCY, 27 Milford St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; Dean ' s List. BERNIER, CUNTHIA A., 11 Reed Road, Westport; Elementary B.S.; Herodotus Club, Treas.; Vice Pres.; Dean ' s List; W.R.A. BRAZ, RAYMOND, 31 Madison St., Fall River; English B.A.; Biology Club; Kappa Delta Pi. BRENNAN, MARTHA E., 418 South Main St., Attleboro; English A.B.; Newman Club; W.R.A. BURKE, TERRY L, 32 Whipple St., Worcester; Health Physical Ed. B.S.; Aquabrytes; P.E.M. Club; P.E.M. Activi- ties Committee; W.R.A.; Dorm Repre- sentative; Theta Gamma Sigma; Junior Class Vice Pres. BURTON, MARCIA E„ 18 Sheffield St., Wakefield; Elementary B.S. BERRY, JOANNE M., 60 Wyman Road, Abington; History A.B.; Newman Club; W.R.A.; Herodotus Club. BRIGGS, LESLIE A., 64 Summer St., Rockland; Elementary B.S.; S.T.E.A.M; BUSCHENFELDT, KAREN L, 175 Morton Kappa Delta Pi; Assembly Committee, St - Stoughton; Elementary B.S.; Secretary. W.R.A.; A.C.E.; Visual Arts Club. BERTRAM, BARBARA A., 414 Commercial St., Weymouth; Elementary B.S. BIELAWA, EDWARD R., 84 Smith St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; MAA; S.T.E.A.M; Dean ' s List. BIGGART, SUSAN L, 22 Brook St., South Natick; English A.B.; Chameleon Cof- fee House, Co-Founder, Executive Secretary; Dorm Council Hours Com- mittee; Drama Club Folk Troupe; Academic Incentives Committee; Hattie Carroll Memorial Players; Ad-Hoc Committee On Vietnam; Tillinghast Proctor; Christian Fellowship. BIGGS, JANET M., 56 Winthrop Ave., Braintree; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; W.R.A. BLAIR, MARY M., 234 Wildwood Ave., Braintree; Elementary B.S. BRIODY, RICHARD E., 2 Bradford Place, Taunton; History A.B.; Herodotus Club; International Relations Club; Intramural Basketball. BRISCOE, LYNN M., 364 Thicket St., So. Weymouth; Elementary B.S.; Alpha, Administration Editor. BROMLEY, CHERYL J., 2050 South St., Bridgewater; English A.B.; S.T.E.A.M.; W.R.A.; Newman Club; Alpha. BROOKS, KENNETH W., 35 Waverly Park Ave., Brockton; Mathematics A.B.; Christian Fellowship; M.A.A.; S.C.A.; Math Club, Vice Pres. and Publicity Director; Social Activities Committee. BROOKS, WESLEY W., 3A Ewing Street, Stoughton; Biology A.B.; Baseball. BUTLER, KATHLEEN A., 21 Rutherford Ave., Haverhill; Elementary B.S.; New- man Club; W.R.A.; Visual Arts Club. BYRNES, WILLIAM F., 19 Perkins Ave., Hyde Park; French A.B.; French Club; Intramural Bowling; Track. BYSTROM, WILLIAM P., 33 Dailey Ave., North Easkin. CAMARA, MAUREEN J., 14 Battles St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club. CANAVAN, JEAN A., 180 High St., Taunton; Kappa Delta Pi; Drama Club; Inter-relations Club, Vice-President; Christian Fellowship, Corresponding Secretary; Herodotus Club, Vice-Presi- dent; Chameleon Conversation Coffee- house, Secretary 259 CANESTRARI, ELAINE T., 10 Hunt St., Bellingham; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club, Treasurer; Newman Club, S.T.E.A.M.; W.R.A. CHASE, EDWARD L., 11 Hazard Court, New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; S.T.E.A.M.; Veteran ' s Club CLEVELAND, SUSAN M„ 8 Pleasant Gardens Rd., Canton; Elementary B.S.; Christian Fellowship; Kappa Delta Pi STEAM CANNING, SUSAN R., 808 State Road, Dartmouth; Elementary B.S.; S.T.E.A.M.: Gymnastics Club CARD, JEANNE L., 58 Westminster Road, Hull; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; W.R.A. CAREY, PHILIP F., 9 Stanley Ave., Taunton; History, A.B. CARFAGNA, MADELYN J., 25 Kathleen Road, Brockton; History A.B.; Newman Club, W.R.A. CARNEY, SUSAN C, 96 Barrows St., Dedham; Mathematics A.B.; S.T.E.A.M.; Math Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Town-Col- lege Program; Newman Club CARLSON, SHARON L, 640 Park St., Attleboro; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi CARROLL, CARLENE P., 51 Spear St., Melrose; English A.B.; Newman Club; W.R.A.; Campus Comment; Theta Gam- ma Sigma CARROLL, WILLA JO, 24 Adams St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Campus Comment; Drama Club, Secretary; Organizations Editor, ALPHA CARTER, CHERYL E., 4 Francis St., Norton; Biology A.B.; Biology Club; King Ac- tion Committee CASELDEN, JANICE M., 12 Lind Terrace, Randolph; Elementary B.S. CENTRELLA, MARY ANN, 34 Park Road, Brockton; English A.B. CHEKOULIAS, JUDITH A., 37 Levin Road, Rockland; Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club CHEYUNSKI, PATRICIA A., 104 Pleasant St., Bridgewater; Elementary B.S. CHIARENZA, PHYLLIS R., 14 Dexter St., Methuen; Mathematics A.B.; Modern Dance Club; Math Club; Newman Club; Tillinghast Dorm Treasurer; S.T.E.A.M. CHILDS, LINDA L., 16 Breakwater Shores Road, Hyannis; Elementary B.S.; S.N.E.A. CHOQUETTE, ROSEMARIE, 625 State Road, North Dartmouth; Mathematics A.B.; S.T.E.A.M., Treasurer; Herodotus Club; Field Hockey Club; Basketball Club; Math Club CHRISTIAN, RICHARD P., 28 Pecksuot Road, Weymouth; English A.B CHRISTOFFERSON, FAYE, Chrusch St., West Newbury; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club; President CICCHETTI, RICHARD J., 84 No. Warren Ave., Brockton; History A.B. CICPLIK, PAULA E., 138 Foote St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Library Club CIESLA, LUCY K., 950 Dickinson St., Fall River; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club, Treasurer; Alpha Sports Editor; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List; Field Hockey Club; Lacrosse Club; Basketball Club; MAHPER Student Section Treasurer COKASH, MARTHA H., 183 Salem St., Medford; French A.B.; French Club, Treasurer; WRA; STEAM; Proctor; Dorm Council; Kappa Delta Pi • COLLING, JOHANNA MARY, Bogan Road, Monson; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club; Newman Club; WRA; Dean ' s List; Yearbook Committee COLSON, CHERYL E., 103 Rock St., Whitman; History A.B.; ALPHA Year- book, Editor; WRA; Newman Club CONNOLLY, ROBERT M., 4 Chase St., Dorchester; History B.A.; International Relations Club. CONSTANT, JANE I., 216 Hudson St., New Bedford; French A.B.; STEAM; French Club, President; Kappa Delta Pi, Historian CONTRERAS, WILLIAM J.; 394 Cohannet St., Taunton; History A.B.; Audio- Visual Club CONWAY, CHRISTINE ANN, 45 Vincent St., Whitman; Elementary B.S. COOKE, KATHLEEN L, 93 Hilma St., Quincy; English A.B.; STEAM; SNEA COON, NORMA-LEE, 138 Metropolitan St., No. Dartmouth; Elementary B.S.; DSA COPELLO, RICHARD F., 64 Spring St., Brockton; English A.B.; Varsity Foot- ball; Varsity Baseball; Hockey Club; College Stage Band CHANDLER, SUZANNE M., 302 Harwich St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; S.T.E.A.M. CHAFFEE, STEPHEN P., 655 Cross St., Bridgewater; Physics A.B. 260 CLEARY, SUSANNE M. Taunton; English A.B. 82 Broadway, CLEMENCE, JOHN T., 29 Cranberry Lane, So. Yarmouth; History A.B.; Men ' s Dorm, Vice-Pres.; Kappa Delta Phi; Herodotus Club; STEAM; Elections Committee CORCORAN, STEPHEN J., 267 So. Main St., Haverhill, Geography A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; Earth Science Club; MAA; Dorm Probation Board CORDEIRO, FRANCES E., 156 Stafford Rd., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club, Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi , COTE, LINDA S., 3 Denton St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Dean ' s List; ALPHA Yearbook Staff DALEY, LAUREN F., 18 Elliot St., Braintree,- Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club; ACE; Campus Comment; WRA Pope Hall Treasurer DIMOND, PHYLLIS L, 111 Sycamore St., Swansea; Elementary B.S.; WRA; STEAM COURCY, DENISE J., 77 Bay St., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; WRA; STEAM; Student Co-operative Assn. DANIELS, FRANK D., 1 Allston Dr., Walpole; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Phi; STEAM; MAA; Newman Club; Band DiPILATO, NICHOLAS JR., 39 LaBlanc Rd., Shrewsbury; History A.B.; Kappa Delta Phi; Herodotus Club; Intramurals; MAA; Citizen ' s Club COUTURE, SANDRA A., 192 Bolton St., Marlboro; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Visual Arts Club; Newman Club COWEN, CANDACE, 724 Nantasket Ave., Hull; Health, Physical Education; B.S.; PEM Club; WRA; Field Hockey Club; Basketball Club; Lacrosse Club; Soft- ball Club DEACON, JOAN H., 24 Belmont St., Weymouth; Elementary B.S.; Christian Fellowship DAVIS, CHARLOTTE A., 24 Washington St., Taunton; English A.B. DIXON, JANICE E., 56 Worcester St., Taunton; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club; WRA; Christian Fellowship DOBKIN, KENNETH B., Summer St., Bridgewater; History, A.B. COWLES, CYNTHIA ANNE, 37 High St., Ipswich; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club; ACE; STEAM; Verse Choir; Newman Club COX, KAREN M., 97 Whitney Ave., Lowell; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club; Drama Club; Audio-Visual Club; New- man Club; Dorm Council, Vice-Presi- dent; WRA COYNE, DENNIS M., 255 Forest Ave., Brockton; History B.S.; Alpha Upsilon, Secretary; Day Student Assn., Presi- dent; Herodotus Club CRAIG, JUDITH A., 87 Cushing St., Stoughton; Elementary B.S.; WRA CRAIG, MARY P., 61 E. Central St., Natick; History, A.B.; WRA; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club CRISPIN, DOUGLAS M., 39 Stonewood Lane, Braintree; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club; Dean ' s List; Kappa Delta Pi CROWLEY, JOANNE M., 66 Colonial Rd., Marshfield; Elementary B.S. DeBOARD, ELAINE L, 110 Main St., Bridgewater; English A.B. DeBOARD, WILLIAM C, 110 Main St., Bridgewater; English A.B.; Intramural Official DEERAN, SUSAN E., 1648 Liberty St., Braintree; French A.B.; Newman Club; French Club DELAHUNT, MICHAEL K., 10 Baker Ave., Weymouth; Geography A.B. DeLEO, LOLA T., 76 Belmont Ave., Brockton; French A.B.; French Club; Library Club, Vice-Pres.; Newman Club; Alpha Staff; Campus Comment; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List DeMARCO, MARILYN L., 537 Gallivan Blvd., Dorchester; Elementary B.S.; Glee Club; WRA; Intramurals DEMERS, JEANNE H., 370 Anthony St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; French Club DeSOUZA, NANCY A., 159 Broadway, Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club DONAHUE, JUDITH M., 47 Willow Ave., No. Weymouth; Elementary B.S.; New- man Club DONAHUE, MARGARET A., 86 Hill St., Norwood; History A.B.; Newman Club; WRA; Herodotus Club DONAHUE, NANCY J., 17 Harding Ave., Braintree; Elementary B.S.; Senior SCA Delegate; STEAM; ALPHA, Secre- tary,- Kappa Delta Pi; Visual Arts Club; Christian Fellowship DONAHOE, LINDA A., 18 William St., Cambridge; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Glee Club; WRA; STEAM; Drama Club DONOHUE, SHEILA V., 511 Ash St., Brockton; English A.B.; Newman Club, Campus Comment; Visual Arts Club DONOVAN, CORINE F., 104 Glover Ave., No. Quincy; English A.B.; Proctor, Great Hill; Houseboard; SNEA; SMTA DRAFFONE, PRISCILLA A., Brock Rd., Manomet; Elementary B.S.; SMEA: ACEI; National Association For Educa- tion of Young Children CULLEN, JOHN B., 159 Wilmington Ave., Dorc hester; History A.B.; International Relations Club; Elections Committee, Chairman; Hockey Club DeYOUNG, JOHN H., Old Carriage Shop Rd., Waquoit; Mathematics-Physics A.B.; Phi Pi Delta; Newman Club; Math Club DRAKE, FRANCES G., 72 Morin Ave., Swansea; English A.B.; Drama Club; Campus Comment; International Rela- tions Club, Recording Secretary CURTIN, STEVEN J., 133 London St., East Boston; History A.B.; Instructional Media Club DICKAMN, JAMES E., Mt. Pleasant Ave., Jefferson; Biology A.B.; Alpha Upsilon, Treasurer; Biology Club, Newman Club DUBREUIL, PATRICE, 95 Glover St., Southbridge; History A.B.; WRA; New- man Club; Visual Arts Club; Modern Dance Club, Vice-President 261 DUQUAY, CAROL A., 138 Mechanic St., Canton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; WRA DUMAS, LINDA M., 285 Broad St., Bridgewater; English A.B.; Newman Club; ALPHA, Assistant Editor DUNN, MICHAEL E., 78 High St., Bridgewater; History A.B. DUTSON, KATHLEEN R., 18 Keith Ave., Brockton DUTTON, RICHARD E., 38 Sanders Ave., Seekonk, History A.B.; Phi Pi Delta EASTTEY, THERESA F., 195 Lincoln St., No. Abington; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Christian Fellowship EGGERS, CORNELIA M., 927 Bow St., Monponsett; Elementary B.S.; WRA, Visual Arts Club; Chameleon Coffee House EISEN, JACQUELINE, 907 Rock St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi ELLIOTT, KAREN E., 92 West St., Medway; Elementary B.S. ELLS, LINDA A., 19 Cottage St., East Weymouth; Elementary B.S. FAGAN, JAMES H., 90 Ashland St., Taunton; English A.B.; Football; MAA; Alpha Upsilon; Intramurals; DSA FAHY, JUDITH A., 524 Cross Street, Bridgewater; Mathematics A.B. FAIR, JAMES E. JR., 3 Woodward Rd., Framingham,- History A.B.; Intramur- als; Herodotus Club; International Relations Club FARRELL, JANET R., Carmel Circle, Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; WRA; STEAM-NEA FENN, DOUGLAS A., 89 Sycamore St., Brockton; Elementary B.S. FERGUSON, JUDITH E., 79 West St., Medway; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Kappa Delta Pi FERREIRA, LAURA L., 141 Somerset Ave., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; WRA; New- man Club; Organ Club; Dean ' s List FISH, RUTH M., 22 Lilly Lane, Dedham; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club FLAHERTY, LAURENCE J., 10 Swan St., Lawrence; History A.B.; MAA; New- man Club; Herodotus Club; Intramur- als; Kappa Delta Phi, Corresponding Secretary FOURNIER, RUTH ANN, 4 Davis St., Baldwinville; Elementary B.S.; Chorale Society; Women ' s Glee Club; Newman Club; STEAM; ACE, President; WRA; Houseboard, Tilly FREYERMUTH, KAREN, 125 Westerly Rd., Plymouth; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; STEAM; Newman Club; WRA FULLER, JANET K., 36 Winona St., Brockton; Elementary B.S. FULGINITI, LETA L, 437 No. Warren Ave., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club; Newman Club FURZE, BARBARA A., 24 Bond St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club GABLE, PATRICIA A., 4 Almay Drive., Bridgewater; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM; WRA; Aquabrytes GAFFNEY, BRIAN P., 69 West Elm Ter., Brockton; Mathematics A.B. GANNON, IRENE F., 96 Temi Rd., Raynham; French A.B.; WRA; French Club; Newman Club GARDNER, DAVID A., 302 Pleasant St., Bridgewater; English A.B.; Varsity Football; MAA ELWELL, CHARLES ' H., 7 Vernon St., Baldwinville; Earth Science A.B.; Var- sity Basketball; Earth Science Club FOLEY, JAMES M., 11 Reynolds Ave., Natick; English A.B.; MAA; Intramur- als; Kappa Delta Phi, Officer GARIEPY, GAIL E., 60 Suffolk St., Bellingham; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Drama Club; ACE; Visual Arts Club ENOS, VALERIE M., 25 Roosevelt St., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; STEAM; NEA FOLEY, STEPHEN F., 148 Summer St., Weymouth; Elementary B.S. GARNEY, RONALD T., 13 Pine Ave., Brockton; Geo ogy-Chem sfry A.B.; Chorale; Track ERICKSON, DALE E., 270 W. Chestnut St., Brockton; English A.B.; Campus Com- ment, Editor Sophomore ETHIER, CAROL A., 700 Main St., Southbridge; French A.B.; Newman Club; Campus Comment; French Club; Visual Arts Club EWELL, LOIS H., 367 Reed St., Hanson; Elementary B.S. FONSECA, JAMES W., 77 Eugenia St., New Bedford; Geography A.B.; Cam- pus Comment, Managing Editor; Kap- pa Delta Pi; Phi Pi Delta; Newman Club; SCA Delegate; Earth Science Club FORGET, CAROL A., 234 Plymouth St., Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; ACE; WRA; Glee Club; Newman Club FOURNARIS, ELAINE, 60 Spruce St., Hyannis GARTSKA, ANDREW F., 601 Bernie Ave., West Springfield GAUTHIER, LOUISE A., 549 Osborn St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Newman Club; WRA; DSA; Dean ' s List GAZAILLE, RUSSELL A., William Ward St., Uxbridge; History A.B.; Phi Pi Delta, Vice-President; International Relations Club; Campus Comment 262 GENTILLE, CAROL ANN M., 15 Sampo PI., Quincy; Elementary B.S.; WRA; STEAM; Newman Club GRIMALDI, LORNA C, 175 Chestnut St., No. Attleboro; Elementary B.S.; Great Hill Dorm Committee HEBERT, WILLIAM M., 9 Perry St., New Bedford; History A.B.; Newman Club; Intramurals GILLIGAN, BRIAN F., 23 School St., East Weymouth; History A.B.; MAA, Presi- dent; MAA, Jr. Delegate; International Relations Club, Treasurer; Varsity Baseball; ALPHA, Sports Editor; Model United Nations, New York GLADUE, MARGARET A., 9 Cooper Square, Taunton; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Newman Club GLIDDEN, JOANNE D., 35 Milk St., Nantucket; Health and Physical Educa- tion B.S.; PEM Club; WRA, Vice President (pro tern); Rec. Council Representative; Dorm Council; New- man Club GNONG, DAVID E., 311 Green St., Weymouth; History A.B.; Intramurals; Herodotus Club GOLDBERG, GERALD, 62 Gardner St., Peabody; History A.B.; SCA Delegate; Menorah Club, President; Elections Committee; Social Activities Commit- tee; Alpha Upsilon; Senior Class Treasurer; DSA, Vice President GUASCONI, ROSEMARIE T., 57 Summer St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club; STEAM; Campus Comment; Cho- rale; Glee Club; Dorm Council (pro tern) GUMMOW, LINDA JEAN, 107 South St., West Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; STEAM-NEA; WRA HABEL, MARY ANN, 128 Davis St., Wollaston; English A.B.; Campus Com- ment; ALPHA Staff; DSA, Senior Delegate HALEY, RITA A., 238 So. Franklin St., Hclbrook; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; WRA HANSEN, CAROL J., 75 Robbins St., Avon; Elementary B.S. HARNEY, ADELAIDE H., Ill McCarthy Rd., Newton Centre; Health and Physi- cal Education B.S.; PEM Club; WRA, Recreation Council; Newman Club; Basketball Club HEINTZ, CLAIRE E., 25 Crickett Rd., Brockton; History A.B.; Dean ' s List HERARTY, MARY L, 27 Lyon St., Dorcester; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; WRA; Modern Dance Club HEURLIN, CAROL A., 725 West St., Braintree; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List; Tutoring Service HICKEY, MARCIA J., 8 Fayette Place, Taunton; Biology A.B.; WRA; Biology Club; Newman Club HIGGINS, DONNA, 55 Brookside Rd., Braintree; Health and Physical Educa- tion B.S.; WRA; Newman Club; PEM Club HILMER, GARY W., 146 Sheridan St., No. Easton; History A.B. HOBBS, JAMES E., 17 Peterson Rd., Quincy; Mathematics A.B.; Newman Club GONSALVES, RICHARD A. JR., 10 Haskell St., Gloucester; Enqlish A.B.; Varsity Football; Hockev Club; Campus Com- ment, Intramural Sports Writer GRAPPI, ROBERTA L, 361 Palmer St., Quincy; Elementary B.S.; WRA; STEAM; Newman Club; Campus Com- ment; Library Club; Kappa Delta Pi GREANEY, PETER H., 26 Bridge Rd., Salisbury; Earth Science A.B.; Cercle Francais; Earth Science Club, President; Kappa Delta Pi GREEN, CAROL ANN M., 55 West St., Randolph; Elementary B.S.; WRA; ACE; STEAM; NEA; Visual Arts Club; Newman Club; Drama Club; Audio- Visual Club; Dean ' s List GRIFFIN, MAUREEN E., 23 Lookoff St., Brockton; English A.B.; Campus Com- ment; Verse Choir; Newman Club HARRINGTON, JAMES P., 56 Black Rock Rd., Cohasset; History A.B. HARRINGTON, GLORIA E., 84 Mill St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; New- man Club; STEAM; ACE; WRA; Campus Comment HASERLAT, CHARLES L., 29 Werthington St., Ipswich; History A.B.; Intramurals HAYDEN, CATHERINE, 2530 Elm St., Dighton; Elementary B.S.; Dean ' s List; Organ Club; STEAM HAYES, NANCY L, 9 Ellsworth St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Modern Dance Club; WRA; Visual Arts Club; Drama Club HAYHOW, PETER P., 176 Bellevue Rd., No. Quincy; History A.B.; SCA, Trea- surer; Campus Comment; International Relations Club; ALPHA St aff HOBBS, SALLY, 7 Larchmont Rd., Salem; Elementary B.S.; SNEA; ACE; WRA; STEAM; Visual Arts Club; Kappa Delta Pi HOLLAND, BONNIE S., 3 Meadow Lane, Southboro; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Dean ' s List; Visual Arts Club; Christian Fellowship HOLMAN, BEVERLY S., 184 High Plain St., Walpole; Elementary B.S.; SMEA; Kappa Delta Pi HOLMAN, RACHEL A., 137 Walpole St., Norwood; Elementary B.S.; Chris- tian Fellowship; Drama Club; Visual Arts Club; STEAM; WRA HORSFALL, DAVID E., 80 Lucas St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Golf Team; Kappa Delta Pi HOWELL, LINDA A., 55 Worcester St., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Senior Class 263 Secretary; DSA, Treasurer; DSA, Dele- JONES, DONALD E., 196 Howard St., gate; Drama Club; Dean ' s List Brockton; History A.B.; Campus Com- ment; Herodotus Club KESSLER, SANDRA J., 37 Eastview Rd., Hopkinton; English A.B.; WRA; STEAM HOWES, SALLY M., Berkshire Trail, Swift River; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club; WRA, Corresponding Secretary; Christian Fellowship JORDAN, JOYCE A., 307 Mt. Hope Ave., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; SMEA KING, C. JERRY, 513 Micheal Rd., Randolph; History A.B. HURLEY, CLARENCE W., 53 East St.. Sharon HURLEY, JOHN C, 47 Center St., No. Easton; Mathematics A.B.; Baseball Team; Phi Pi Delta; Newman Club; Junior Class, Treasurer IERARDI, AAARCIA E., 25 Reeds Lane, Holbrook; English A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; WRA; Newman Club; ALPHA Staff ILLINGWORTH, JANICE P., 180 Forest St.,. So. Weymouth; Biology A.B.; WRA; Newman Club; Biology Club INGEMI, JANET AA., Geraldine Dr., Norwood; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club; Newman Club; STEAM; WRA JACHNA, WALTER P., 46 Spruce St., Fairhaven; History A.B. JANIAK, MARTIN J., 36 Tufts Ave., Everett; Chemistry A.B.; Kappa Delta Phi; President, Men ' s Residence Hall; Chairman, Men ' s Residence Council JANICK, WALTER J., 69 Campania St., Fall River; Chemistry-Physics A.B. KANE, DANIEL J., 483 Flat Hill Rd., Lunenburg; History A.B.; SCA Dele- gate; Campus Comment; Elections Committee; Senior Class Executive Board; . Herodotus Club; International Relations Club KARCHER, ELAINE L, 81 Wellington St., Fall River; French A.B.; Newman Club; French Club; Kappa Delta Pi KASS, ROBERT J., 29 Pond St., Belling- ham; History A.B.; Newman Club, President; Herodotus Club KEATING, MAUREEN T., 196 Spring St., Arlington; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Glee Club; Chorale; STEAM; Visual Arts Club; Christmas Dance Comm. KEELEY, MICHAEL T., 227 Lisa Dr., Brock- ton; English A.B. KEIF, ROBERT J., 955 Summer St., Bridge- water; Elementary B.S. KEIRSTEAD, BARBARA F., 33 South St., Medfield; English A.B.; Christian Fel- lowship; Tutoring; Visual Arts Club; Campus Comment; Kappa Delta Pi KOCZERA, AGNES E., 115 Bullard St., New Bedford KRISTOFFERSON, LINDA S., 79 Harris St., Revere; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Modern Dance Club; Dorm Rep.; STEAM; MSEA, Secretary KUBLICKI, JOSEPH J., 233 Broad St., Bridgewater; History A.B.; Football- International Relations Club; Alpha Upsilon; DSA KUHN, KATHLEEN M., 62 Holmes St., Braintree; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Newman Club KWIECIEN, JEANNE F., 59 Richelieu St., Chicopee; Mathematics A.B.; Newman Club, Treasurer; WRA; Aquabrytes,- Visual Arts Club LADABAUCHE, ALFRED N., 3 Gilmore St., Attleboro; Elementary B.S. LaFRANCE, CHARLOTTE, 28 Burton Ave., Brockton; Mathematics A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi LaLIBERTE, CAROL M., 19 Sterling Rd., Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Newman Club JANUARIO, BARBARA S., 3472 No. Main Sf., Fall River; History A.B.; Herodotus Club; Kappa Delta Pi JESSE, ELIZABETH A., Hedge Rd., Ply- mouth; Mathematics A.B.; Chapbook, Advertising Editor; Chorale; SCA, Publicity Director; SCA Delegate Alter- nate; Senior Class Marshall; WRA; Senior Class Public Relations Manager JOHNSON, BARBARA L., 787 Harvard St., Whitman; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club; Newman Club KEITH, BRENDA L, 81 Vernon St., Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi KEITH, MARY ELLEN, 75 Kenberma St., Hull; History A.B.; Biology Club; Debate Club; Visual Arts Club KELLEY, GERARD AA., 98 Elmer Rd., Dorchester; History A.B.; Student Council, Delegate, Ass ' t. Treasurer, President; Campus Comment; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; International Relations Club LAMOND, MARGARET A., 352 Westhill Ave., Somerset; History A.B.; ALPHA Staff; Herodotus Club; Student Activi- ties Committee LAMOTHE, SUSAN A., 33 Alma Rd., Falmouth; French A.B.; WRA; Newman Club; French Club Secretary; Visual Arts Club; Dean ' s List LaSPADA, AUDREY J., 47 Nawbert Ave., So. Weymouth; Elementary B.S.; Cheerleader JOHNSON, CATHERINE M., 152 Cornish St., East Weymouth; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club; WRA KERAS, KATHLEEN M., 103 Brigham St., Whitman; English A.B. LATTA, EDWARD T., 995 Pleasant St., Brockton; History A.B.} ALPHA, Stu- 264 dent Life Editor; Campus Comment; MAA; International Relations Club LEVESQUE, GLENN L, Mayflower Lane, Duxbury; English A.B. MacARTHUR, NANCY A., 31 Bedford St., Bridgewater; French A.B.; Newman Club; French Club; WRA LAUBNER, JACQUELINE A., 11 Oak Ridge Rd., Lynn; English A.B.; Campus Comment; International Relations Club; Drama Club; Tutor LEWIS, KAREN A., 23 Florence St., New Bedford; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club; Visual Arts Club; STEAM MacKAY, JAMES D., 211 West Chestnut St., Brockton; Chemistry A.B. LAVOIE, ARMAND, 19 Cedar St., Hing- ham; Elementary B.S. LAVOIE, SUSAN B., 19 Cedar St., Hingham; Elementary B.S. LAWSCN, RALPH T., 19 Summer St., Bridgewater; History A.B.; Alpha Upsilon LAY, HENRY D., JR., 1 Bancroft St., Merrimac; History A.B.; SCA, Delegate; Class Executive Board; Men ' s Dorm Secretary; Herodotus Club; Junior Vice President LEADBETTER, ELAINE H., 113 Sheppard Ave., Braintree,- English A.B. LeCLAIR, CECILE A., 346 Cedar St., New Bedford; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club; STEAM LEE, CHRISTINE M., 11 Holly St., Hingham; English A.B.; WRA; Kappa Delta Pi; Dorm Council; President, Tillinghast Hall; Dean ' s List LEENHOUTS, LORILYN K., 351 Manning St., Needham; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Herodotus; Library Committee; Chris- tian Fellowship; Kappa Delta Pi LEMON, HERBERT J., 48 Cotton Ave., Braintree; History A.B. LIBERMAN, MONICA L., 180 Rhode Island Ave., Newport, Rhode Island; English A.B.; WRA; Glee Club; Visual Arts Club; Drama Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Martin Luther King Action Committee LINDBERG, MILDRED M., 361 Teresa St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; ACE; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List; Christian Fellowship; SNEA-STEAM LOCKWOOD, NAOMI M., 53 Sunnyside Rd., Norwood; English A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; WRA; Herodotus Club; Chameleon Coffee House LONGO, JOSEPH E., 225 Pleasant St., Hanson; Elementary B.S.; Golf Team LORRIGAN, PATRICK J., 82 Blossom St., Haverhill; English A.B.; Basketball LOW, LINDA D., 55 Blomorth St., Maiden; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Visual Arts Club; Modern Dance Club; Glee Club; Dean ' s List LUCAS, JANET E., 11 Delia Walker Ave., So. Weymouth; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; STEAM; ACE, Vice President; Dorm Council Rep. LUONGO, MARIE, 352 Proctor Ave., Revere; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Glee Club; Women ' s Dorm Council, Presi- dent; President, Tillinghast Hall MacQUARRIE, DONNA C, 45 Field St., Falmouth; Elementary B.S. MADEIRA, JUDITH, 60 Gellette Rd., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Christian Fellowship; WRA; DSA MAQUIRE, ANN MARIE, 18 Pond St., Jamaica Plain; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club; Newman Club; WRA; Basketball Club MAQUIRE, MICHAEL J., 23 Colgate Rd., Beverly; History A.B.; MAA; Phi Pi Delta; SCA Delegate; Class President 3; Campus Comment, Editor; Debate Club; Chameleon Coffee House, Execu- tive Chairman; Forum and Special Projects Director MAIER, GRETCHEN, 122 North Rd., Bedford; Elementary B.S.; STEAM MAILLOUX, SUSAN A., 5 Worthen St., Swansea; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; ACE; Visual Arts Club; WRA MALAGUTI, JOYCE F., 91 Nightingale Ave., Quincy,- Elementary B.S.; New- man Club; Visual Arts Club; STEAM; Drama Club; House Board-Woodward Hall; Alpha Staff MANCINI, PHYLLIS, 23 Ibbetson St., Somerville; History A.B.; WRA; New- man Club MANSO, JOHN R., 58 Garfield St., Fall River; History A.B. LESSARD, JILL M., 52 Broad St., Marlboro; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Newman Club; Glee Club; Visual Arts Club, Vice President; Dean ' s List; Dorm Houseboard LUSZCZ, CYNTHIA, Union St., Franklin LYNCH, MICHAEL A., 54 Lexington Ave., Bradford; History A.B. MANZALLO, CAROLE A., 33 Woodford St., Worcester; Biology A.B.; Newman Club; Cheerleader; Collage,- King Ac- tion Committee LETOWSKI, CHRISTINE G., 72 Robin Cr.. Stoughton; Elementary B.S.; WRA LYNCH, ULRIKE B., 19 Macy St., Quincy; Elementary B.S.; WRA; ACE; Dorm Council MARELLA, BETTY J., 124 Edson St., Brockton; English A.B.; WRA; Newman Club; STEAM; Kappa Delta Pi LEVEILLE, JANET M., 9 Briarwood Rd., Framingham Center; English A.B.; Visual Arts Club; WRA; Newman Club LYONS, FRANCIS X., 636 Indian Head St., Hanson; History B.S. MARKELLA, KATHRYN A., 222 Dover St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Verse Choir 265 MARSHALL, GAIL N., 78 Chatham Rd., Harwich; French A.B.; French Club McKENNA, KATHLEEN R., 1 1 Monica Ct., Taunton; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club; WRA Dance Club; Cheerleader; Newman Club; Assembly Committee; Visual Arts Club; Glee Club; Campus Comment MARTEL, ANITA J., 95 Bayview Ave., Somerset; Biology A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; Biology Club MCLAUGHLIN MARY A., 137 Spring St., MENDONCA, SANDRA L, 11 Walker Brockton; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Visual Ave- Taunt on; English A.B.; Kappa Arts Club; Newman Club De , ta Pi . christian Fellowship MARTIN, JANICE C, 19 Alva St., New Bedford; English A.B.; Newman Club; SNEA-STEAM; WRA; ALPHA Staff MARTIN, KAREN A., 415 Ralph Talbot St., So. Weymouth; English A.B.; Choral So- ciety, President; Aquabrytes; Newman Club; Drama Club; WRA MARTIN, THERESA J., 223 Lowell St., Methuen; Elementary B.S.; Great Hill Vice-President; Dorm Council; WRA MARTINS, CYNTHIA A., 100 McCabe St., So. Dartmouth; Elementary B.S.; WRA; STEAM McLELLAN, ELIZABETH C, 37 Riley Ave., Weymouth; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Newman Club; Kappa Delta Pi McNAMARA, JOHN B., 43 Davis St., Plymouth; History A.B. McSHARRY, ELLEN T., 29 Spruce St., No. Abington; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club McSWEENEY, KATHLEEN E., 2 Ather- stone St., Dorchester; Elementary B.S.; Visual Arts Club; Drama Club; New- man Club; ACE MENEZES, DORENE A., 33 Seward Ave., Somerset; Health and Physical Educa- tion B.S.; WRA; PEM Club; Newman Club MESSALINE, VIRGINIA L, 35 Ball Ave- nue, Bridgewater; Mathematics A.B.} WRA; Newman Club MEUNIER, ELIZABETH J., R. 65 First St., Taunton; Health and Physical Education A.B.; PEM Club MEUNIER, JUNE S., 46 Pierce St., Middle- boro; English A.B.; Chorale MATTOS, VALERIE, 241 High St., Taun- ton; Mathematics A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; Math Club MAWN, PATRICIA L, 88 Farmfield St., Fairhaven; Elementary B.S.; SNEA; Library Club; WRA McAFEE, JOYCE E., 295 Ash St., Brockton; English A.B.; Modern Dance Club McCARRON, SHELAGH M., 23 Fort Hill Ave., Lowell; English A.B.; WRA; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; Dorm House Board; Chapbook McDERMOTT, GERALDINE, 1519 Main St., Tewksbury; History A.B.} Drama Club; Visual Arts Club; Newman Club; Dorm Council; Herodotus Club McGIVERON, SHEILA M., 24 Wayside Ave., Saxonville; Elementary B.S. , Newman Club; Verse Choir; STEAM Visual Arts Club; Dorm Council Woodward Secretary McQUIRE, JAMES M., 350 Washington St., East Walpole; History A.B.} Audio Visual Club MEANEY, KATHLEEN A., 222 Colonel Bell Dr., Brockton; Elementary B.S. MEDEIRAS, ELAINE S., 727 Dwelly St., Fall River; History A.B. MEDEIROS, KATHERINE L, 230 Richard St., So. Dartmouth; Elementary B.S. STEAM-NEA; Glee Club; Dorm Council Dorm Houseboard; Kappa Delta Pi President pro tern of Tillinghast Hal MEDEIROS, LINDAMAE E., 55 Spruce St., Somerset; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Visual Arts Club; Drama Club MELANDER, CONSTANCE J., 19 Har- wood St., Oxford; Elementary B.S.} WRA; STEAM; Glee Club; ACE; Visual Arts Club; Christian Fellowship MELCHER, LAWRENCE R., JR., 79 Burma Rd., Chelsea; Elementary B.S.} Varsity Football; Math Club; Audio-Visual Club; Intramurals; MAA; Senior Class Vice President MELLO, ALDA M., 76 Sixteenth St., Fall River; French A.B.; French Club, Vice President; Newman Club MELVIN, JULIA E., 608 Kenneth Ave., Somerset; Elementary B.S.; Modern MEYER, LINDA R., 269 Shaw St., Brain- tree; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club; Christian Fellowship, President; WRA; Gymnastics Club; Kap- pa Delta Pi MICHALEWICZ, GILBERT, 89 Brayton Ave., Fall River MICKELSON, DONNA E., 177 W. Haw- thorn St., No Dartmouth; History A.B. MIKOLAZYK, CAROL A., 253 Wilbur St., Fall River; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club MINICHIELLO, ANN M., 15 Poirier St., Bellingham; English A.B.; WRA; New- man Club; Drama Club; Visual Arts Club; ALPHA, Treas. MINIHAN, MARY, 49 Parker St., No., Andover; Elementary B.S.; WRA; STEAM, Vice President; ACE; Newman Club; Library Club MITCHELL, WILLIAM A. JR., 148 Darrow St., Quincy; History A.B. MONAGHAN, MICHAEL L, 280 Common St., Braintree; History A.B. 266 MONTEJUNAS, MARY A., 168A Jennes St., Lynn; Health and Physical Educa- tion B.S.; Dorm Council, Treasurer; Aquabrytes, President; PEM Club; WRA, Publicity Chairman; Audio Visual Club MOORE, DANIEL J., 124 Lakehurst Ave., Weymouth MOORE, JAMES G. 21 1 Pine St., Attleboro; English A.B.; Drama Club; Christian Fellowship; Chapbook; Roots and Wings, Editor MOORE, PAUL F., 77 Sharon Rd., No. Quincy; History A.B.; Intramurals MORAES, JUDITH, 81 Park Ave., Somer- set; Elementary B.S. MORAN, THOMAS P., 74 Mt. Prospect St., Bridgewater; Elementary B.S. MORGAN, DANIEL J., 26 Hussey St., Nantucket; History A.B.; Intramurals; Kappa Delta Phi MORRIS, THOMAS M., 1 Thomas St., Kingston; History A.B.; MAA, Corres- ponding Secretary; Varsity Basketball, Captain; Kappa Delta Phi; Dorm Proctor Club, Secretary; Vice President Tilling- hast; Drama Club; STEAM; Cheer- leader; Verse Choir; Glee Club; Dorm Council MURRAY, JAMES E., 817 No. Montello St., Brockton; History A.B. MURRAY, LINDA J., 357 Center St., Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Cheerleader; Verse Choir; STEAM; Drama Club NAJARIAN, CAROL M., 170 Reed St., Rockland; English A.B.; Campus Com- ment; Visual Arts Club; Christian Fellowship; WRA; Tutor NASH, LINDA A., Titicut St., R.F.D. Bridgewater; English A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List NASON, CONNAUGHT A., 37 Broad St., Whitman; History A.B.- WRA; Herodo- tus Club; ALPHA Staff NELSON, BRUCE E., 43 Raymond Circle, Peabody; English A.B.; Class Vice President, Phi Pi Delta; Campus Comment; Varsity Cross Country, Captain; Varsity Spring Track; Christian Fellowship; Town-College Program In- structor NYGREN, SUSAN B., 37 Willow St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Library Club O ' BRIEN, JEANINE M., 71 Herrod Ave., Brockton; Elementary B.S. O ' CONNELL, SHEILA A., 55 Ferris Ave., Brockton; English A.B.; WRA; ALPHA, Senior Editor O ' CONNOR, JANET L, 44 School St., Middleboro; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi ; Newman Club; STEAM O ' KEEFE, DONNA E., 131 Whittenton St., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; NEA; Newman Club; Visual Arts O ' LEARY, KATHLEEN A., 89 Peach St., Walpole; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club; WRA; Field Hockey Club; Basketball Club; Lacrosse Club OLIVEIRA, ANTOINETTS M., 186 Hem- lock St., New Bedford; French A.B.; Newman Club; French Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Visual Arts Club; Dea n ' s List O ' MALEY, CHARLOTTE M., 1 10 Centennial Ave., Gloucester; Health and Physical Education B.S.; Aquabrytes; PEM Club; Newman Club; WRA, President MORRISETTE, MARY ELLEN, 11 Fenton St., Hopkinton; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Newman Club; Elections Committee; Visual Arts Club; Dean ' s List NETTO, JOSEPH A., Ill, 156 Davisville Rd., East Falmouth; History A.B.; Kappa Delta Phi, President; MAA; Vice President Men ' s Dorm OSGOOD, DIANE L, 58 Gallops Hill Rd., Hull; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Verse Choir,- Visual Arts Club; WRA MORSE, RICHARD A., 23 Quincy PL, Holliston; Mathematics A.B.; Tennis; Phi Pi Delta MOSHER, JAMES C, JR., 45 Marion St., Natick; History A.B.; MAA; Interna- tional Relations Club; STEAM; SCA; Dean ' s List; Newman Club; Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi; Model U.N. MROS, RICHARD R., 11 Van Buren St., Taunton; History A.B.; Organ Club; Dean ' s List MULLINS, FRANCIS J., 80 Victor St., Somerset; Elementary B.S. MURPHY, MARY JANE H., 10 Holliston St., Milford; Elementary B.S.; Newman NOBLE, JANICE B., 71 James Ave., Swansea; Elementary B.S.; STEAM NOBRIGA, THERESA B., 193 Sawyer St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; SCA; STEAM; WRA NOISEUX, PAUL E., 21 Wave St., Lynn; Biology A.B.; Kappa Delta Phi; Biology Club; Intramurals; Debating Team NOONAN, KATHLEEN E„ Main Rd., West Falmouth; Health and Physical Educa- tion B.S.; Newman Club; PEM Club; WRA, Ass ' t Treasurer; Dorm Council NYE, DONALD E., 248 Converse Rd., Ma- rion; Biology A.B.; Biology Club, Presi- dent O ' SULLIVAN, JOSEPH A., 55 Albion St., Brockton; Earth Science A.B.; Campus Comment, News Editor; DSA, Dele- gate; Newman Club; Phi Pi Delta; Earth Science Club,Vice President PACHECO, JOHN A., 7 Overlook Terrace, Plymouth; History A.B.; SCA Junior Delegate; Alpha Upsilon; Herodotus Club; Newman Club; President of Class of 1969 PACHECO, KATHLEEN A., 171 Snell St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; STEAM; Library Club PAGE, MARILYN, 143 Spring St., Quincy Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; WRA Newman Club; Campus Comment Drama Club; Visual Arts Club; ACE STEAM 267 PAINE, DAVID R., 172 No. Franklin St., PIKE, MARIE LOUISE, 44 Stetson St., Holbrook; History A.B.; Herodotus Bridgewater,- Health and Physical Club Education B.S.; PEM Club, President Club; Newman Club; ACE; Secretary of Pope Hall; Houseboard PALOMBO, MARYANN, 91 Addison St., Braintree,- Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List; WRA; Tutor PAQUETTE, CANDACE E., 709 Pleasant St., Brockton; Elementary B.S. PAQUETTE, DIANE M., 643 Pokross St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; STEAM PATNAUDE, IRENE R., 1203 Ashley Blvd., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club PAYETTE, ROGER G., 1132 Methuen St., Dracut PELLETIER, CATHERINE A., 179 Van Buren Rd., Taunton; Health and Physical Education B.S.; PEM Club; Lacrosse Club; Field Hockey Club; Basketball Club; WRA PIRES, MARY M., 168 Saint Mary St., Fall River,- Elementary B.S.; Newman Club PLONYS, RAMUTA H., 22 Snell St., Brockton; History A.B. POST, HOWARD V., 361 Central St., East Bridgewater; Biology A.B. PORTER, HARRISON W., 400 South St., Bridgewater; Elementary B.S. PORTER, RICHARD N., 341 E. Washing- ton St., Hanson; Elementary B.S. POVOAS, ANNE V., 64 Sheridan St., No. Easton; English A.B.; ALPHA Staff; Li- brary Committee Tutor POWELL, SANDRA E., 27 Cook St., Fall River; Mathematics A.B.; Visual Arts Club; STEAM-NEA; WRA QUITEVIS, KENT Q., 115 Sunset Hill, Fall River; History A.B. RACZKOWSKI, LEON J., 7 Herbert St., Salem; Biology A.B.; Cross Country; Track; College, Co-Editor; Alpha Upsi- lon; Biology Club; Liberal Lit., Business Manager RADLEY, MAUREEN C, 49 Savoy Rd., Needham; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Visual Arts; Dorm Council; Houseboard; WRA RAICHE, MURIEL A., 71 Lafayette St., Fall River; French A.B.; French Club, Corresponding Secretary; Newman Club; STEAM RAPISARDI, FRANK J., 34 Kendrick St., Lawrence; History A.B.; Newman Club; Intramurals RATO, MARIA F., 25 Hamlet St., Fairhaven; Elementary B.S.; WRA PELLETIER, RAYMOND G., JR., 32 Byron Rd., Weymouth; History A.B.; Varsity Basketball; MAA PELUSO, SUSAN L., 16 Hillside Ave., West Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club PERESLUHA, JO ANN, 8 Woodlawn St., East Taunton; Geography A.B. POWER, JANICE M., 108 Stetson St., Whitman; English A.B. POWERS, WILLIAM J., 97, Boylston St., Brockton; History A.B.-, Varsity Foot- ball; Sigma Epsilon Tau; Herodotus Club; Intramurals PRENDA, JUDITH, 1274 Rodman St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Newman Club; Drama Club; Dean ' s List; SMEA PROVOST, ANDRE R., 213 Osborn St., PERRY, JOSEPH A., 42 Marquerter St., Fa || River; History A.B.; Herodotus Fairhaven; History A.B. C | ub . | ntra murals PETTINELLI, EDWARD, 51 Main St., Quincy PHANEUF, THOMAS P., 20 Burkside Ave., Brockton; History and Political Sctence A.B. PICARD, SUZANNE E., 241 Wrentham Rd., So. Bellingham; Elementary B.S.; WRA; ACE; Newman Club; STEAM; Visual Arts Club; French Club; Wood Houseboard PURDY, MARVIN H., 23 Florence St., Taunton; Elementary; Audio-Visual Club; Sports Photographer; Intramur- als; STEAM; Martin Luther King Action Committee QUILL, CAROL G., 223 So. Main St., Randolph; Elementary B.S.; Verse Choir; Newman Club QUINN, CATHERINE F., 45 Clements Rd., Waltham; Elementary B.S.; Drama RATTE, SUZANNE Y., 298 Whipple St., Fall River, Elementary B.S.; STEAM; Tutor REARDON, SUZ ANNE P., 4 Mountview Dr., Ashland; History A.B.; WRA; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; Fire Captain REDFERN, ELIZABETH A., 1 Phillips Rd., Woburn; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; WRA; Modern Dance Club REED, CARLETON L, 24 Corcoran Rd., Brockton; Mathematics-Physics A.B.; Math Club; Phi Pi Delta; Intramurals REIS, CAROL A., 7 Highland Rd., Somerset; Elementary B.S.; ACE REVELL, TONYA B., 38 South St., Bridgewater; English A.B.; Modern Dance Club; Drama Club RICHARDS, MICHAEL E., 66 Knoft St., Attleboro; Earth Science B.S.;. Earth Science Club; Alpha Upsilon 268 ROBINSON, RICHARD W., 46 Cedar St., Taunton; Elementary B.S.; Phi Pi Delta Newman Club; Visual Arts Club STEAM-SNEA; Campus Comment French Club RAPPOLO, JANICE A., 18 Alden St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; ACE; STEAM ROSA, MAUREEN C, 234 Plymouth St. , Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Newman Club ROSANA, ANN D., Cohasset; French A.B. ROSENBERG, LOUISE, 77 Pleasant St., Mansfield; Elementary B.S. brytes; International Relations Club; SCA Delegate; Campus Comment; Junior Class Committees SCOPPETTUOLO, ROBERT P., 14 Healy Rd., Weymouth; History A.B.; French Club; Newman Club SEELEY, CANDEE A., Pine Island Rd., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.} Drama Club; Chameleon Coffee House; Chris- tian Fellowship SESSUMS, SHEILA P., 56 Scadding St., Taunton; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club SGRO, PATRICIA A., 37 Carmel Circle, Bridgewater; Biology A.B. SLACK, ELSA B., 183 Temple St., Whitman; Elementary B.S.; WRA SMITH, CYNTHIA P., 135 High St., Hanson,- Elementary B.S. SMITH, DANIEL E., 23 Niles St., Abington; Biology A.B.} Track; Football; Cross Country; Biology Club; Sigma Upsilon SMITH, FRANCINE M., 105 Jefferson St., Braintree; Mathematics A.B.; Day Stu- dent Council; Cheerleader, Captain SMITH, JUDITH A., 100 Stedman St., Quincy; Elementary B.S.} Newman Club ROSEWELL, MARTHA J., 63 Alroy Rd., So. Weymouth; Elementary B.S. SHACOCHIS, NORMAN F., 11 Green St., Abington; History A.B. SMITH, KATHLEEN M., 468 Linden St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; WRA ROTH, CATHRYN A., 44 Newburg St., Roslindale; History A.B.; WRA; Aqua- brytes, Corresponding Secretary; New- man Club; Herodotus Club; Interna- tional Relations Club; SAC; Junior Class Secretary; Dorm Council, Freshman; Vice-President of SCA RYDER, MARY F., Rocky Gutter St., Box 414 RD 2, Middleboro; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Library Commit- tee; Kappa Delta Pi RYONNE, MARGARET L, Lower Rd., Brewster; Earth Science A.B.} Earth Science Club SALUTI, SUSAN E., 33 Lurton St., Quincy; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club; ACE; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; WRA; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List; House- board SHALGIAN, MARY E., 203 North Ave., Rockland; Elementary B.S.; WRA; STEAM; Newman Club; Kappa Delta Pi; NEA SHANAHAN, JANE A., 88 Raven Rd., Lowell; Elementary B.S.; WRA; New- man Club; STEAM; Visual Arts Club; Drama Club; Dean ' s List; Houseboard Woodward; Pope Hall Vice President SHAW, SUSAN M., 152 Granby Rd., So. Hadley,- Mathematics A.B.; WRA; New- man Club SIITONEN, ROBERT M., 1334 Liberty St., Braintree; History A.B. SILVA, MARY M., 30 Jenny Lind St., Taunton; History A.B.; Newman Club; Herodotus Club; Dean ' s List; Alpha Staff SOBOTKA, MARCIA, 5 Eliott St., Nor- wood; History A.B. SOUZA, DAVID A., 121 Sycamore St., Swansea; Elementary B.S.; Assembly Committee, Chairman; Verse Choir; Drama Club; Newman Club; Campus Comment SOUZA, ELIZABETH A., 135 Hot and Cold Lane, Somerset; Elementary B.S.; New- man Club; Visual Arts Club; ACE, Secretary; STEAM; WRA; Dean ' s List SOUZA, JEANNE T. , 14 Fairmount St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; New- man Club; STEAM-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List SPADA, ROBERT, 63 Hawthorne St., East Weymouth SAMMER, PHILIP E., 118 Sunny Plain Ave., Weymouth; French A.B.; Drama Club; French Club; Kappa Delta Pi SILVERIRA, AMELIA, 105 Stockhouse, New Bedford; Elementary B.S.} ACE; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club SPENCER, SANDRA E., 8 Manor Rd., Auburn; Elementary B.S.; Drama Club; WRA; Christian Fellowship SANTORO, RICHARD L., 313 Maiden St., Medford; Mathematics A.B.; Intramur- als SILVIA, NANCY A., Simpson Lane, Assonet; French A.B.; WRA; French Club; Kappa Delta Pi SPRAGUE, DOROTHY, 36 Stevens Crt., East Bridgewater; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; SNEA; Dean ' s List; Interna- tional Relations Club SCHMIDT, MARIANNE E., 82 Evergreen Dr., Holyoke,- English A.B.; Aqua- SISSON, MARTHA A., 16 Lyng St., No. Dartmouth; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; WRA; Christian Fellowship; Public Relations Committee STELLA, PAUL F., 23 Salisbury St., Brockton; Mathematics B.S.} Football, Captain; Baseball; Kappa Delta Phi 269 STEVENS, LINDA C, 67 Castle St., Gt. Barrington; English A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; Drama Club STEWART, WILLIAM N., 599 Essex St., Weymouth; Geography A.B.; Campus Comment STINSON, FREDERICK B., 4 Range Hts. Cir., Lynn; Elementary B.S. SYLVESTER, WAYNE C, 1 Francis Ave., Groveland; Geography A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi; Earth Science Club, Treasurer; Kappa Delta Phi, Treasurer; Golf Team; Tennis Team; Dorm Council Newman Club; Intramurals SYLVIA, PATRICIA A., 304 Rockdale Ave., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List; STEAM- NEA; SCA TOBIAS, NANCY 6., 40 Hudson St., Halifax; English A.B.; Chorale TOBIAS, RAYMOND W., 40 Hudson St., Halifax; Biology A.B.; Biology Club; Intramurals TOMASE, MARY, 50 Gilmore St., Rayn- ham; Elementary B.S.; WRA; Interna- tional Relations Club STONE, HARVEY A., 40 Ley St., Agawam; Mathematics-Physics A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi STONE, SANDRA B., 15 Sunrise St., Pittsfield; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; Drama Club; ACE; WRA; Dean ' s List; STEAM STRADLEY, GREGORY J., 37 Elmwood Park, Braintree; History A.B.; Sigma Epsilon Tau, President; Varsity Track; Intramurals; Kappa Delta Pi; Inter- Fraternity Council STRATOTI, LINDA R., 123 North Ave., Brockton; Elementary B.S. SYLVIA, SUSAN J., 439 Orchard St., New Bedford; English A.B.; Newman Club SZURLEYS, JEAN L, 296 Detroit St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Dean ' s List TANQUAY, JANET I., 85 Farmfield St., Fairhaven; History A.B.; Kappa Delta Pi TARALLO, DIANNE E., 845 Oakridge Ave., No. Attleboro; Elementary B.S.; ACE; Dean ' s List; Newman Club; Mardi Gras Queen TAYLOR, ROBERT J., 125 County St., Somerset; History A.B.; Alpha Upsilon; DSA Delegate; DSA, Treasurer; Herodo- tus Club; Newman Club TOSNEY, CHRISTINE H., 1558 Centre St., Roslindale; Elementary B.S.; Dorm Council; Newman Club; STEAM; Li- brary Club TRACEY, DENISE M., 72 Elm St., No. Easton; French A.B.; WRA; French Club TRAHAN, LOUISE J., 1 Alfred St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S. TRIMBLE, LINDA M., Franklin St., Halifax; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; Li- brary Club, Vice President TRORRIER, JAMES, 219 Congress ' St., Milford STRICKLAND, CLAUDIA, 76 Baker St., Fall River; Elementary B.S.; Verse Choir; Campus Comment; Drama Club STRUZIK, BETTE A., 245 Hayward, Bridgewater; Elementery B.S.; WRA SULLIVAN MARK J., 53 Wiley St., Maiden; English A.B.; Freshman, Soph- omore Class President TEASDALE, CATHERINE, 109 Sunny Plain Ave., So. Weymouth; History A.B.; Newman Club; Drama Club; WRA; Herodotus Club; SCA Social Activities Committee; International Relations Club TEEVEN, ANNELY SE K., 29 Hillcrest St., Arlington; Elementary B.S.; Modern Dance Club, President; Visual Arts Club TRUESDALE, MAE C, 12 Dorrance St., Attleboro; Elementary B.S.; Verse Choir; Drama Club; International Rela- tions Club TSIKA, JAMES R., 1 Leo Park Drive, West Bridgewater; History A.B. VALERI, MICHAEL L, 1 Austin St., Bridgewater; Elementary B.S. SULLIVAN, ROBERT E., 52 Maolis Ave., West Bridgewater THIBIDEAU, NANCY A., Recompense House, Sandwich; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi VANDER WYK, SUSAN E., 29 Wetherbee Rd., Waltham; Elementary B.S.; Cho- rale; STEAM; Proctor; Kappa Delta Pi SWARTZENDRUBER, BONNIE R., 1566 Pleasant St., Fall River; Elementary B.S; WRA; STEAM; Herodotus Club; New- man Club; Dean ' s List; Softball Club THOMPSON, ANDREW E., 24 Crest St., Springfield; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club, Intramurals VAN PUTTEN, DIANE A., 538 Brook Rd., Milton; Elementary B.S. SWEENEY, PHILIP F., 6 Summer Ave., Stoughton; History A.B. SYLVA, DONNA J., 186 Taffrail Rd., Quincy; Elementary B.S. TILLEY, BRIAN A., 59 Manet Ave., Quincy; History A.B. TISDALE, PAMELA J., 354 Webster St., Rockland; Elementary B.S.; Christian Fellowship; WRA; STEAM-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; SCA VASLET, LORRAINE C, 52 Thurber Ave., Attleboro; Elementary B.S.; Chorale; Librarian; Glee Club; ACE; STEAM; Newman Club; WRA; Houseboard, Pope Hall VEENPERE, JAAN, 1444 Commonwealth Ave., Winchendon; History A.B.; Her- 270 odotus Club, President; International Relations Club VELLIOS, EFFEE, 75 Highland St., Brock- ton; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club VERGE, ROBERT A., 104 South St., Bridgewater; English A.B.; Proctor Alpha Upsilon VICTORINE, SHARON M., 72 Perkins St., Gloucester; Elementary B.S.; STEAM; WRA; Newman Club WADE, SANDRA M., 1064 Churchill St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; New- man Club; STEAM WALENDZIK, JUDITH H., 235 Main St., So. Deerfield; Mathematics A.B.; WRA; Newman Club; Houseboard, Wood- ward WALKER, MARY L, 6 Pleasant Garden Rd., Canton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club WALL, BARBARA L, 103 Bacon St., Natick; Mathematics A.B.; Secretary of Class; Christian Fellowship; SCA Delegate; SCA, Secretary; STEAM; Dorm Proctor; Kappa Delta Pi WALL, JEANNE M., 220 Rockland St., Canton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club WALLANT, ANITA J., 53 Breer St., Brockton; Health and Physical Educa- tion B.S.; WRA; PEM Club WALSH, CYNTHIA A., 1096 Park St., Stoughton; £ ementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; STEAM WALSH, SUSAN E., 1 Pelham St., Methuen; Elementary B.S.; Glee Club; Chorale; Newman Club SMEA, Presi- dent; WRA; ACE; Dorm Houseboard; Dean ' s List WARD, DONALD I., 13 Cross St., Needham Heights; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club, MAA WATSON, FREDERICK J., 11 Shorey St., Lynn; Biology A.B.; Kappa Delta Phi, Vice President; Biology Club; Men ' s Dorm Treasurer; Interdorm Council Debating Team; Intramurals WATSON, GARY T., 41 Bay Rd., No. Easton; English A.B. WEIR, CAROL S., 871 Plymouth St., Abington; Elementary B.S.; Christian Fellowship; STEAM-NEA; WRA WELCH, ARLENE F., 65 Faxon Rd., Stoughton; English A.B.; Newman Club WELDON, MYRTLE E., 34 G St., Hull; Elementary B.S.; Gymnastics Club; DSA, Secretary WELLS, DAWN E., 86 Battles St., Brockton; Elementary B.S.; Newman Club; STEAM-NEA; WRA; Visual Arts WELLS, NANCY J., 6 Byron St., Randolph; Elementary B.S.; Kappa Delta Pi; WRA; Christian Fellowship WELSH, MARQUERITE D., 598 Slocum Rd., No. Dartmouth; Elementary B.S.; Glee Club; Drama Club; WRA; New- man Club; STEAM; Houseboard, Woodward WETMORE, GEORGE F., 72 Railroad Ave., Norwood WEST, KAREN E., 86 Center St., No. Easton; Elementary B.S.; Christian Fellowship; Glee Club; Chameleon Coffee House WHALEN, JOHN W., JR., 82 Campbell St., New Bedford; History A.B.; Newman Club; Kappa Delta Phi; MAA; Herodotus Club WHEELER, MARTHA J., 231 Highland St., New Bedford; Elementary B.S.; Chris- tian Fellowship; Glee Club; Chorale; STEAM; Drama Club; WRA; Library Committee, President; Dean ' s List WHITTAKER, KAREN J., 46 Durant Rd., So. 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WILBUR, FRANKLIN P., High St., No. Carver; Elementary B.S.; Audio Visual Club, President; Intramurals,- STEAM; MAA; Senior Activities Committee; Photography Lab Technician WILKINSON, BONNIE J., 1 Bellevue Ave., No. Attleboro,- Elementary B.S.; Chorale; Organ Club; Christian Fel- lowship WILSON, JOAN A., 506 Linden St., Fall River; Mathematics A.B.; Math Club; Newman Club WILUSZ, CAROL A., 230 Bates St., New Bedford; 8 o ogy A.B.; Newman Club; Visual Arts Club; Drama Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Dorm Council; Woodward Hall, Pres. ; Pope Hall Pres.; WRA WINIK, JACQUELINE, 52 Shirley Ave., Revere; Elementary B.S.; Menorah Club; STEAM; ACE; Kappa Delta Pi WING, PETER N., Barlow ' s Landing Rd., Pocasset; History A.B.; Newman Club WIRZBURGER, STEPHEN L, 97 Standish Ave., Plymouth; Mathematics A.B.; Track, Cross Country WITENGIER, ANN M., 31 Congress St., Fall River, Elementary B.S.; Newman Club YKSALA, JAMES J., 40 Broad St., Brockton; Biology A.B.; Biology Club; Newman Club; Intramurals YOUNG, PATRICIA ANN, 16 Pembroke St., Quincy; French A.B.; French Club, Recording Secretary; Newman Club; STEAM-SNEA WARREN, DAWN E., Gloucester; Elemen- tary B.S. WHITE, FREDERICK J., 7 Manthorne Rd. West Roxbury; History A.B. ZENTZ, LINDA L, 52 South St., Bridge- water; Elementary B.S.; WRA 271 We Leave, Now . To Open New Doors OMEGA tt % K«firtfliito«n S3Pi ia]E!tiiR