Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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S%v LILLIAN FRANCIS Financial Secretary of W. A. A., Glee Club Small, dark and pleasant is the keeper of the Women ' s Athletic Association bank book. In spite of her diminutive size, she keeps large sums in perfect order and handles he r car like a veteran. Pos- sessor of a still, small voice, Lillian can nevertheless use it to advan- tage in Glee Club. A passion for all things mathematical and scienti- fic is balanced by a love for music. Capable and orderly she greets all with a friendly smile. ADELINE FRUZETTI Women ' s Athletic Association, Day Student Council Deliberate in speech and action, Adeline has obligingly kept the school well informed on social events through her posters. When not engrossed in some sort of artwork or music report, she may be found indulging in a bit of roller skating, baseball or, as we all remem- ber, tap-dancing. Adeline has been a friendly and loyal four-year member of a particular college triumvirate. PHYLLIS GALOTTI Newman Club, Garden Club, W. A. A. Phyllis is always well-groomed and well-dressed. Loyal to her friends, she reveals to them her joviality. A charter member of the 5:36 Glee Club, Phyllis regales her fellow-commuters with limitless tales of the night before in Everett. Reading, knitting, and bowling keep her mentally and physically active. GEORGE GANNON Men ' s Club, Men ' s Athletic Association He of the odd remarks and habits, painfully comical, convinced that the world owes him plenty— his actions are in accord with his philosophy. As assistant dean of men , he advocates the cut system. George does not hesitate to substitute wit for wisdom and his polished tongue will probably get him there. Athletically he has played around in basketball and baseball. Page twenty-eight

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%$tw PHILIP FARNHAM l6 £fosfida4 HfliJu Class Treasurer, Vice-President of Glee Club, President of Student Fellowship His swaggering long stride and hearty laugh have become a part of Bridgewater tradition. Phil has ability in argumentation, soccer, music, and the gentle art of the rib . He ' s the sparkplug of a stag party, of political maneuver in campus organizations, and of the latest prank or gag. His dark hair looks either as though it had just had an electrical shock or as though it were so frustrated it no longer cared. Phil is the fellow they keep behind the bars because he doesn ' t bring you any mail. With tenors Bailey and Paterson and another baritone, Di Nardo, Phil has organized a successful professional quar- tet. DOROTHY FIELD Kindergarten-Primary Club, Topics of the Day Club, Hobby Club A frequent occupant of the Social Room, Dot spends her spare time reading the latest novel, knitting a sweater, or crocheting an ambitious spread. With her throaty, decisive voice, she adds spirit to the gab-fests or tells of training days when her well-meaning youngsters presented her with a case of poison-ivy. Equally vivid are her memories of her senior year when she joined the ranks of the Appendicitis Kids. LILLY FISCHER Science Club, Garden Club, Women ' s Athletic Association Gayly cynical, Lilly is, surprisingly enough, one of the youngest members of our class. A person of quickly changing moods, she has her ups and downs. Her dry humor, punctuated with raised eye- brows and a knowing laugh, adds spice to her comments in science and geography classes. Lilly is one of those rare but striking brown- eyed blondes with a peach-and-cream complexion. She spends her spare time concocting a delicious spaghetti dinner or, when the mood is upon her, dashing off some really good poetry. MARJORIE FISKE Glee Club, Sketch Group, Recording Secretary of W. A. A. Mr. Reynolds ' Girl Friday, Because Marge has developing talent and sincere appreciation of art, she takes every available art course. She matches her roommate grin for grin, but not limb for limb. Her high cheek bones tuck her eyes out of sight and her chin tightens into a triangle when she is amused. Thoroughly reliable in all she does Marge gives time and care to her extra-curricular duties. Flowers, sports, and out-of-door life are minor enthusiasms to her major — art. Page twenty-seven

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DORA GARDELLA Class Representative, Treasurer of French Club, Secretary of Kinder- garten-Primary Club. Dora does something and then wonders why she did it. How- ever she can have no sad after-thoughts for her pictures — she photo- graphs like an angel in a modern hair do. One of Dora ' s avocations is collecting jokes which she passes on in that laughter-filled voice. Her mania for hitting typewriter keys has been developed for Campus Comment and work for her own profit. An ever increasing ward- robe makes her an attractive teacher-to-be, and her ability and ambi- tion foretell a worth while career. JOANNA GONET W. A. A. Representative, Secretary of Garden Club, Sketch Group Blond, blue-eyed, and tiny, Joanna nevertheless has a quiet reserve. Her artistic ability, generosity and willingness draw praise even from her room mate. She talks very slowly and fixes her eyes on you very seriously as she talks or listens. Joanna teaches in the Saturday morning art classes for the training school pupils and is in charge of the training school library. She has kept hidden her ability to play the violin. As a member of W. A. A. Joanna plays baseball, tennis, and ping-pong. Intimates reveal her as a serious and faith- ful student. 7?C« , w J Ult j7g «.. k.«- £ U f » -£ -cLu tug, A JjUi att ELIZABETH GROHT Vice-President of Day Student Council, Kindergarten-Primary Club, Women ' s Athletic Association As one of the loveliest members of our class, Betty has had her even features preserved for the enjoyment of posterity in the form of a clay replica. Whether over at the gym showing the dancing en- thusiasts how it should be done, knitting one, purling one in the social room, or trumping her opponent ' s ace, she is always at ease and completely unassuming. Her exuberance is apparent in her rapid movements, ready laugh, and lively conversation. ROSINA GUZZI French Club, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer of Hobby Club Rosina ' s slim figure is a direct contrast to her capacity for pep, vim and vigor. Bright-eyed and gay in coloring and dress, she is at the same time carefree and full of fun. She uses these very qualities to keep Hobby Club running smoothly and to make her geog and his- tory worries short-lived. Emphatic and decisive when she expresses an opinion, she usually ends by laughing it off. Page twenty-nine