Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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JANE AUSTIN President of Library Club, Chairman of Lecture Fund, Glee Club A five-four combination of intellectualite and socialite. As the former, Jane reads current books and arranges for lectures. On the social side, she sings in several organizations, puts her dramatic talent to work coaching the Library Club in its winning play, dances joyously and skillfully, and plays a severe game of tennis. Such a varied taste reveals her vitality and animation which are reflected in the crispness of her voice and her matching clearcut, trim, personal appearance. 4 yv IK B FRANK BAILEY Secretary of S. C. A., Dramatic Club, Glee Club He is affable and artistic and his intimates realize his heart is on the stage with his pitch pipe, make-up and wigs. Four years have shown us that he knows the secret of not worrying. On week- day nights he serves as guardian of administration building and on week ends he figures his time is his own. Frank served S. C. A. quiet- ly, but efficiently as keeper of the minutes; and yes, Frank, the Cape is fascinating. RITA BARCHI Glee Club, Chapel Committee, Library Club She ' s little, continually on the go; and her lovely sparkling eyes always seem to be asking What ' s going to happen next. Something usually does, and it will be fun if Rita has a hand in it. Rita ' s tastes are modern, — good swing and new hair styles. Behind her irrepres- sible good spirits, she ' s sensitive and earnest — a fact which she won ' t always admit, even to herself. To use her own slang, she ' s one of the peebo kids. . « •-Ck . o -W t U3 V Ysi4 i TE v%. «,V» VV tV. T»C »». «. «.n — . K MARY BARDINI Head of Soccer, Head of Et Cetera Sports, Day Student Council Calm and assured in class, Mary is a flash on the hockey field and basketball court, whether playing, refereeing or organizing. Inde- pendent and self-sufficient in her actions and opinions, she has her own unique system for reading all the latest novels. Unassuming, yet determined, she greets life and her friends with gay nonchalance. Page seventeen

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ALBERT ALBERTINI Secretary of Men ' s Club, Science Club, Men ' s Athletic Association It ' s white, says Damon Murphy. It ' s black, says Pythias Albertini. That ' s to be expected when these famous feudsters get together, but their friendship is easily discernable under violent rubbing . Give Barto a set of golf clubs and a set of dice and he ' ll make the world his own. Barto is famous for his spaghetti feeds, and his quiet, frank and sincere manner. He is always testing the practicability of teaching methods by naive and unconsciously witty questions that roll the class in the aisles. ( BARBARA AL French Club, Library Club, Women ' s A love of reading and a retentive mind have formed Barbara ' s background of valuable information. She takes advantage of college activities which satisfy her appreciation of literature. She saves her grand sense of humor for her intimates but the story of her losing vocal fight with a steam shovel while out training has gotten into circulation. Barbara ' s clear-cut features and profile received fame in Campus Comment ' s front page picture: Beauties and the Bust. Her quiet, unassuming manner and voice seem to reflect her inner personality. BARBARA ALLAN Athletic Association. ANNE ALLEN Garden Club, Kindergarten-Primary Club, Topics of the Day Club Anne ' s innocent eyes and expressive mouth add to the effective- ness of her unconscious humor. A great yearning for the southland crops out in her drawl. Anne can ' t stand cats or a week-end in the dorm. She takes art, drama, and sociology but doesn ' t let them take the curl out of her lovely hair. Afternoon naps, movies, reading in the bath tub, talking about her relatives, are some of her extra-curri- cular activities. Anne ' s mind and tongue leap over mental con- nectives so quickly she leaves us grasping at logic. JOHN AUGUSTINE Men ' s Club, Men ' s Athletic Association, Captain of Basketball The answer to a coach ' s prayer, John is the lanky master of the long shot on the basketball floor, dynamite with a baseball bat, shot put or javelin, and a flash with track; and quiet and modest as every sport hero should be. Long John has no bad habits save for an occas- ional indulgence in a ham sandwich. He was for three long years the most eligible unattached man about campus. Even if John asks of others only things he can do himself, that doesn ' t really narrow down the list of his possible requests. Page sixteen

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MARION BARNES Secretary of Science Club, W. A. A. Representative One-third of a blonde three-some, Marion bubbles over with enthusiasm and gay chatter. Expressive hands and a spontaneous laugh are integral parts of her conversation. Capable and precise, she belies her slight stature and femininity. When not cutting up frogs, chasing chromosomes, or watching the barometer fall, she can usually be found counting stitches. Inclined to worry about details, she surprises herself by accomplishing without trouble what she starts out to do. MARY BARRETT Class Representative, Newman Club, Hobby Club Wholesome and jovial, Mary is the picture of health. Having all the attributes but none of the deficiencies of the old-fashioned girl, she is usually reserved but possesses an infectious giggle. Speaking earnestly and with a laugh in her husky voice she invariably ends up by saying something entirely different from what she meant when she started. Mary may be found absorbed in the latest novel, look- ing up someone ' s record in the office, or vainly attempting to pro- nounce someone ' s name for the first time. AMY BARTON Dramatic Club, Women ' s Athletic Association Self-sufficient in a truly feminine manner, Amy works thoroughly and conscientiously. Serious in her class work, she favors literature and dramatics, in which her careful, precise enunciation is an asset. Well-read and keen, she can speak with intelligence on many subjects. Amy ' s well-formed head and even features give her an enviable profile. GERALDINE BEHAN President of W. A. A., Campus Comment, Newman Club This tall, slim mainstay of W. A. A. is the personification of the organization ' s ideals. Gerry ' s graciousness and friendliness give her an unusual ability to make others feel at ease. She ' ll never be a Ginger Rogers but she ' s willing to try even that, if it will add to the merriment she loves to share with others. However, Gerry can adapt herself as the occasion and her position require. She is top ranking basketball player both at college and for the home town and got to the top during the Mt. Monadnock episode. Page eighteen