Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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z o ' cwie ' c y l lembcc vj; tlte k Lh Alden, Arthur Antone, Michael Averill, Harry Bagnall, Earle Beaupre, Pauline Blount, William Brady, Florence Britton, Everett Bruni, Robert Buck, Marcia Buckley, William Carbonara, Pauline Carroll, Marjorie Chassey, George Clarkson, Lois Clemence, Robert Clifford, Paul Connolly, Robert Conroy, Margaret Cushing, Margaret Cushman, Ruth Dee, James Doel, Dorothy Dolan, Arthur Dowd, Margaret Dzenowagis, Joseph Fallon, Theresa Farrell, Leonard Fihelly, Ruth Forte, Dina Francis, Jean Francis, Lucille Frazer, Edmund Goldthwaite, Dorothy Goodman, Harriette Gottschalk, Sophie Hayward, Helen Herlihy, Ralph Hinckley, Phyllis Karelitz, Shirley Keeler, Karolyn La Belle, Dorothy La Couture, Bernard Lanzillo, Charles la Spada, John Lopes, Olivio Mayhew, Ella McKenzie, Harold McNeill, Mary Murstein, Beatrice Noonan, John O ' Byrne, Frances Osborne, Marion Paradise, Ann Pierce, Doris Reilly, Mary Sattler, Mildred Stanton, Frances Starkey, Mary Sullivan, Barbara Thompson, Marion Tolivaisa, Newton Tolpin, Jean Zatuchny, Leonard Zeidman, Dorothy Now serving in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. •{27}

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Jean Torrey Attleboro Elementary Evelyn Whiting Haverhill Elementary Patricia Vogel Randolph Elementary Sarah Woodard Elmwood Elementary Mary Waterman East Bridgewater English Doris Wordell Fall River Elementary Evelyn Crosby Randolph English Caroline Gilmore Acushnet Elementary Mary Fitzgerald Quincy English 426}

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t ULat f ate a { 1944 It was an eventful experience, that first day in Bridgewater that terrifying day of new faces and angel robes. Were the bewildered freshman at Waterloo so soon? Not we! We soon became acquainted with such personalities as only a sophomore class could possess. Initiation week under their kindly (?) guidance was pretty hectic. Who has forgotten the popular rag-curl hairdo, the varied signs which gave each of us identity, and the midnight walk of the freshmen boys! Upon our return to a more normal life, we discovered that our class was com- posed of outstanding individuals which made it an outstanding class! It was during our freshmen year we received our introduction to speech- making in the auditorium! We can ' t forget the pounds we lost « while waiting in the pause between the Miss — or Mr. — and the fortunate name of the one who was to give his speech. Sincere appreciation of this course came later. Time passed quickly. The night before the Christ- mas vacation we attended the most beautiful banquet of the year, the Christmas dinner. After a restful vaca- tion we came back to face the inevitable grind, prepa- ration for mid-years. Who of us can forget the red- letter day in Miss Pope ' s social usage class when she presented us with our first report cards and we in turn breathed a Thank You followed by a question mark! With April, however, came spring and with spring, spring fever. We freshmen recovered in time to finish the year successfully. We arose, our arms laden with oak boughs in trib ute to the seniors. At last we were sophomores!