Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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1928 Noirclvlat OFFERING MARION MORSE 10 Desmond Avenue, Manchester, Mass. VV. A. A. '25'28g Soccer '27-'28g Baseball '25g Basketball '25-'25, '27-'28, Hockey '25,'27,'28g Library Club '27-'28 fVice- Presidentjg Math Club '27-'28, NORMAL OFFERING Art Staff '27-'28. Marion is a member of that loyal-to- Haverhill group which may be seen almost any day, moving en masse. The corner rooms in Wfoodward this year have been the scenes of many heated arguments concerning the relative merits of home towns. But Marion does not spend all her time in argument. In math she is very proficient, as well as in science. Always doing her share, and doing it well-that's Marion. ELIZABETH ROSE MCHALE 130 Center Street, Bridgewater, Mass. Glee Club '24-'28p French Club '26-'28g Bowling '24-'25, Say, Lib, what's the French assignment for to-morrow? She always knows, and she is always willing to help a less attentive classmate. Lib is from Bridgewater, and hides the fact under a usually meek exterior. Often quiet, sometimes gay, always self- possessed,-that's Lib. And we mustn't forget her sweet singing which has benefited the Glee Club for four years. Some of us remember how she sang the Berceuse de Jocelyn and Mon I-Iameau in French Club. LYLA GERTRUDE NIMS 92 Thoreau Street, Concord, Mass. Garden Club '24-'28g Glee Club '25-'28g Choir '27-'28, Library Staff '26-'28, Lyla's chief interest in her Normal curriculum has been in her li! brary training. She has become very efficient in tracing lost books and in straightening out hopelessly muddled cards. An inveterate hiker, Lyla is ready to start out at any time for any destination, be it East Bridgewater or Plymouth. Music is one of her chief enjoyments and Glee Club and Choir have profited by her membership. J -..I 22 5...

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CLASSES JESSICA ALICE LEONARD 4011 North Main Street, Fall River, Mass. Baseball '24-'28g Soccer '26-'28g Bowling '27-'28, House Board '26-'27q Hospitality Committee, '27-'28, Dormitory Council '27-'28, Library Club '26-'28 CTreasurer '27-'28Jg Vice-President of Woodward, '27-'28, Jessica is always self-possessed, and immaculate in appearance, besides being very efficient. On committee-work, whether for social, House party, or hospi- tality, jessica is constantly in demand. Her common sense and good judgment set things smoothly on the right track. Even more remarkable is the fact that her extra activities do not interfere with her studies. HELEN SELLAR LEYLAND 53 Clifford Road, Melrose, Mass. French Club '24-'28g Treasurer of French Club '27-'28. Dear me! How hard college French is! 'Who disagrees? Helen Leyland? XVell, I suppose we can't all be French by second nature, but we did rather envy the girl who could so calmly speak up in class. French is not her only sphere. She is a willing work- er on any class-project, and a jolly companion after hours. MILDRED JULIA MAXIM 975 Middleboro Avenue, Taunton, Mass. Mildred is fortunate, because she can always be sure of a Maxim to help her in teaching or in any other career. VVe shall re- member Mildred for her cheerfulness in helping whenever asked, whether for a book in the library or for some class- problem. Her blonde hair was like sunlight, and so was her ready smile. ...4 21 5...

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CLASSES VIVIENNE AGNES PICKETT 421 High Street, Bridgewater, Mass. W. A. A. '26-'27, Vivienne is one ofthe quietest members of the class, as well as one of the most conscientious. Her demure steadiness goes far toward balancing the giddiness of her classmates. May your womanliness carry you as far, Vivienne, in the fu- ture, as it has in the esteem of your class. ALFREDA OSBGRNE RITCHIE MABLE FRANCES PRATT 23 Standish Avenue, lrVollaston, Mass. Glee Club '24-'25g Dramatic Club '25-'28g W. A. A. '24-'28g President of Cot- tage-'24g Vice-President of Normal Hall '27-'28q Dormitory Council '24, '27-'28g House Board '26-'27g NORMAL OFFER- ING, '24-'25g '26-'27g Secretary Y. P. U. '25-'26, Hospitality '27-'28. Mable has a temperament and she walks in her sleep. QFor information see Peg and Brinyj. Mable up- held the honor of Class A by miraculously putting over the Christmas Card Project. She always enjoyed great argu- mentative discourses, especially in sociology. Her motto? Always be late, then you don't have to wait for things to begin! 50 Towerhill street, Lawrence, Mass W A. A. '24-'28 CVice-President '27-'28Jg' Head of Hikes '26-'273 Girl Scouts '24-'26, Library' Club '26f'28g CPresident, '27-'28Dg Class Treasurer '27-'28g Math. Club '27-'28 CSecretary '28jg Hockey '24-'28, Baseball '24-'28g Basketball V24-'27-'283 Soccer '26-'27, Ever since we first knew her, Freddie has been a regular joy- forever small person, always optimistic and everlastingly useful. 'Energy? Watch her go for the basketball! But then she enters into everything she undertakes just as whole- heartedly, In her four busy' years here she has made many friends, who expect much of her. To quote a business slogan, Such popularity must be deserved. . ...4 23 j,.., Q