Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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1 V. 1 U-. rat aMe f The Having-a-wonderful-time-hope-you-are-too mood happily stuck with Gadabout us from the first days ' til the very end. We did crazy things merely because they were fun — always had extra time for another rubber of bridge ' , space for one more coke and energy for many bad puns.

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Senior Promenade entet or tetezt Dance-ology is that part of the school curriculum that has received special em- phasis, and which, consequently attracts special attention. It is a many-sided sub- ject approached in a variety of ways. You attend each session, talk about it, write about it, dream about it, and appreciate it. Each can contribute something to the depth and breadth of our understanding and outlook. It is far more than knowing the exact time and place and date. It in- volves attitudes, feelings, emotions, prefer- ences and personal tastes, for these in a large way contribute to our motif and manner of living. This situation can only be a catalytic agent in helping us reminisce and emotionally visualize smooth times had at the gym. It is difficult to imagine an affair without a receiving line, the doorway without a group of men, and the balcony void of occupants, the orchestra congruous with our jiving, — the refreshment com- mittee with ample punch, and the clean- up gang with sufficient help. A formal is the unique set up — glamor- ous girls — smooth men — satisfaction aris- ing from the graceful, regular, and flowing movement of the waltz, the jerky jitter- bug, — the unpredictable fox-trot, the ec- static Conga. Friday evenings bring to the gym gales of laughter, mirth and elation — Behind the Scenes FS1 m M Iwl Bi JM KZ Mmm Rv i -J 3 w H i=I £r!! mm RvirSM Mv£Jai ikjm Hi |IT4 vV 3 m 7i 1 1 { 30