Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1946 volume:

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To Vivian, who worked with us until The eve of triumph, we, the members of Her class, do dedicate our book — and hers. B. M. ' 46 Dedication Gras JOHN J. KELLY President Zo the Class of ' 46 Alma Mater will observe this year the centenary of the first Normal School building in America erected at public expense. This is, in a most particu- lar w ay, our pride, for it was on Bridgewater ' s campus this edifice was built in the name of teacher education. As you go forth into the classrooms of the Commonwealth and beyond into a world still torn and confused by the selfish issues of the moment, the attitudes of those who would destroy man ' s dignity and rear in its stead cringing fear, blind obedience, and servility, may you find your strength and your solace in the principles and ideals inculcated by Bridgewater. Refresh your spirit at the front of Horace Mann ' s wisdom: Coiled up in this institution as in a spring is a power whose uncoiling may wheel the sphere. As graduates of this college you have demonstrated your power and desire to serve selflessly, to challenge and to accept challenge in the cause of wisdom and goodness. Keep your democratic faith firm, your courage high, and your principles uncompromised. Only so may you battle valiantly and effectively against those forces which would reduce man to the level of machinery. May your philosophy of education inspire you to seek always the end of all good education: a knowledge of God, the Creator; full intellectual, physical, moral development of man; a perfect sense of duty. Thus must we fight the good fight, run the good race, keep faith with our profession. May progress and success be yours. to u. C 0+ JOSEPH I. ARNOLD M. ISABEL CALDWELL ft. s. JULIA C. CARTER MARY M. CROWLEY RUTH E. DAVIS JOHN L. DAVOREN LOIS L. DECKER GEORGE H. DURGIN z.e. CHARLES E. KOTH EDITH B. FROST BESSIE E. GOFK E. IRENE GRAVES D. FRANCIS HARRIGAN, JR. CATHERINE M. HILL PAUL HUFFINGTON LEONARD T. KELLY OLIVE H. LOVETT IVA V. LUTZ RUTH I. LOW FREDERICK A. MEIER to. s. MARY J. MORIARTY ELIZABETH S. POPE MBMBBBM FRIEDA RAND ROBERT W. RUCKER z.e. BALFOUR S. TYNDALL Hi LOUISE H. BORCHERS GLADYS L. ALLEN ELIZABETH HOLLIS EVELYN R. LINDQUIST MARY L. MARKS FLORENCE J. RAYMOND GERTRUDE M. ROGERS HELEN E. SLEEPER GRACE E. SMITH CHARLOTTE H. THOMPSON MABELLE WARNER JACK ARENDS O ' BRIEN, MARGARET R. DORIS E. BROOKS MRS. FLYNN Dorothy Nutter Cole Miss Dorothy Nutter, now Mrs. Frederick Willard Cole, served Alpha for several years as adviser. Her counsel in matters of art, and her help in all phases of the production of the book, were most valuable and much appreciated. Appreciation We, the members of the Alpha Board, wish to express our deepest appreciation to all those who helped in the production of the 1946 yearbook. We extend our thanks to Miss Bessie E. Goff for her invalu- uable service as general adviser; to Miss S. Elizabeth Pope for her un- selfish service in guiding our finances; to Dr. Clement C. Maxwell for his sound literary advice; to the Seniors for their generous understanding of the problems of Alpha for 1946. • ' Cfi . I .Si 3f£3h  r «S ■nil ■ 1 V -1 , «3 ' fiot to be ministered unto but to minister Acebo, Sinforosa G. Quincy Our singing senorita of dark Spanish bewitchment is as efficient on the stage and on skiis as she is at leading the day students. Archery 1, 2 Tennis 1 Modern Dance 1 Glee Club 2 President of Day Students 4 Dramatic Club 3, 4 Alpha Psi Omega 4 Day Student Council 3 Topics of the Day 3 Kappa Delta Pi 3 Secretary 4 Alfieri, Geraldine F. Brockton Graceful and dainty, Gerry, our golden-voiced soprano, always has a merry twinkle in her lovely brown eyes, sometimes a pretty spark of temper, too! Sophomore Sophistries 2 Topics of the Day 3 Writer, Director, and Producer of Lamplight Memories 3 Almeida, Evelyn Fall River How often we coaxed our shy soprano to sing II Bacio, but it took the Glee Club and French Club to show us her talents. Quiet, reserved, however, she shuns the spotlight. Glee Club 1 ' French Club 1. 2 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 3, 4 Kindergarten-Primary 3, 4 Campus Comment Staff 2, 3 -;- .,; Anestes, Seva Hyannis Fun-loving, yet conscientious, Seva is likely to be silent a lot, a sign usually of deep thinking. Hyannis Girls ' Choir 1 Kindergarten-Primary Club 3, 4 Library Club 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Bates, Barbara L. Cohasset Being punctual is a habit of which Barbara is very proud. Being conscientious, studious, and amiable we think apply, too. Student Fellowship 1, French Club 1, 2, 4 Hobby Club 2 3, 4 Library Club 4 Kindergarten-Primary Club 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 •{20} Boltz, Adele Braintree Conscientious and sincere in all she undertakes to do, Adele will go far in her teaching career. Kappa Delta Pi 4 Britton, Everett O., Jr. Brockton Brit the only married male member of our class. An- other ex-serviceman who saw flying duty in the American Theater as an instructor with the Army Air Corps. Truthful, loyal, and upstanding. Formerly of the Class of 1944. An ardent sports fan. Ask him for a ride some- day on his Motor-Scooter. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Campus Comment Soccer Team 2, 3 Advertising Manager i Assistant Editor 3 Brooks, Dorothy L. Newton With her endless energy and good nature, Brooksie is the life of any gathering as well as the efficient leader of more sober undertakings. Kindergarten-Primary Club First Vice President 2 Corresponding Secretary 3 Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 W. A. A. Board Assistant Treasurer 2 Treasurer 3 First Vice President 4 Alpha Board Assistant Art Director 3 Art Director 4 Four S Award Committee Chairman 3 Burns, Frances M. Wollaston Dancing her way into everyone ' s heart with her lovely smile and winning ways, Fran is most popular. Versatile, co-operative, and sweetly serious at times, — she ' s tops! Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Archery 1, 2 President 4 Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, Secretary 4 Day Student Council Secretary 4 Modern Dance 1 Class Representative, S.C.A. Tennis 1 1 Campbell, William Bridgewater Soup — Jovial, fun-loving, sincere. He has recently returned to college after extended military service in the Mediterranean Theater. Loves sports, especially basket- ball and soccer. Has hopes of becoming a successful science teacher in which he should have no trouble. He would have been in the class of 1943. {21 Capiferri, Margaret E. Quincy Deliberate in manner, persevering in carrying out her undertakings, and serious in her plans for a leaching career — that ' s Cappy! Newman Club 1 Cate, Elizabeth M. Watertown Quiet, demure, Betty has the sense of humor necessary to the president of a dormitory the size of Woodward Hall. Kindergarten-Primary Club 1 Student Co-operative Associa- Secretary, Dormitory Council, pro-tem 3 President, Woodward Dormi- tory 4 tion 4 Dormitory Counci 14 Chaffin, Vivian R. Mansfield Jolly, resourceful, Viv is our truly air-minded member. While we dream of flying, she does something about it and takes lessons. Chapel Committee 1 Garden Club 1 Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 W. A. A. Board 4 College Store Manager 3, 4 Campus Comment, Make-up Editor 3, 4 Division Representative 4 Modern Dance Club 4 Kindergarten-Primary Club 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Chamberlain, Virginia D. Brockton Possessed of a questioning, naive manner, Laura , our blond bombshell is full of surprises. Remember her enthusiastic reception by the Air Corps? Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Topics of the Day Club 3 Chapin, Ilsa C. Springfield The girl with the regal manner is equally at home on the ballroom floor or fl oating gracefully under colored lights at modern dance. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Executive Board 3 Modern Dance Club 4 Garden Club 1, 2 Chairman of Bridgewater Pub- Student Fellowship Choir 3, 4 licity Campaign for the En- Chairman of Scholarship rollment of New Students 2 Committee 3 {22} Chatterton, Eunice B. Somerset Chat V temper does not go with the shade of her hair. Good natured and full of pranks, she has a pleasant word for everyone. Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Class Representative of Alpha Psi Omega 4 Tillinghast Dormitory 2 Christofori, Dorothy L. Bridgewater Versatile and charming, Dorothy is one of the sweetest and most popular girls on the campus. Very active, she ' s never too busy to be a friend to all. French Club Alpha Vice President 3 Junior Literary Editor 3 President 4 Literary Editor 4 General Chairman of Mardi- Kappa Delta Pi 4 Gras 4 Newman Club 4 Clayman, Phyllis R. Roxbury Eager, ready for anything, our petite young archery fan is always around with a quip to retort good-naturedly to all the teasing sallies aimed her way. French Club 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 2 Librarian 3 Kindergarten-Primary Club 2, 3, 4 _ Recording Secretary 3 Second Vice President 4 Menorah Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Program Chairman 3 Vice President 4 Campus Comment Sta ' fF 2, 3, 4 Condon, Mary E. Brockton Blessed with a generous nature and an assured manner, Mary is always hale and hearty and full of enthusiasm. Newman Club 1, 2, 4 Tennis 1, 2 Archery 1, 2 Day Student Constitution Com- Field Hockey 1, 2 mittee 4 Connell, Dorothea L. Randolph Dashing and impulsive, Dorothea is a gay friend to all with a budding sense of her own charming individuality . Dramatic Club 4 Newman Club 4 Alpha Psi Omega 4 {23} Connors, Mary E. New Bedford Our genial president of Newman Club is full of fun and surprises, and one of our many popular classmates from New Bedford. Newman Club 1, 3, 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Student Co-operative Asso ciation 2, 3 Elections Committee 2, 3 Chairman 3 Dormitory Council 4 Cunningham, Geraldine R. Randolph With the flick of an alluring glance, Gerry, our collegiate co-ed, is refreshingly natural and a staunch friend at all times. Archery 2 Newman Club 4 Day Student Council 4 Curley, Mary E. East Braintree Mary, an individual in her way and a gay companion, is full of fun and a good sport. She ' s everybody ' s friend. Campus Comment 2, 3 Newman Club 2, 3, 4 Treasurer of Day Students 4 Day, Florence A. Bridgewater A quiet, capable worker, Florence makes up for her quietness at the college by her extensive social life off campus. Gentle, and dainty, Florence ' s pleasant, friendly manner puts everyone around her at ease. Kindergarten-Primary 1, 2, 3, 4 Downton, Mildred L. Springfield Another of our graceful maidens of modern dance, Millie is equally adept at the more rugged sport of biking cross country, hills and all. Garden Club 1 Class President 2 Student Fellowship 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4 W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 President 4 Lecture Fund Committee 3, Secretary 4 Modern Dance Club 4 {24} Dzenowagis, Joseph Bridgewater Joe is another returned veteran of many combat missions as master navigator in the Army Air Corps over European Theater. Bashful, sincere, and carefree. Is an expert basketball player. Should find his way in leaching with no difficulty. Original class was 1944. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer of Junior Class 3 Soccer 1, 2, 3 Treasurer of Men ' s Club 3 Baseball 1,2,3 Ellison, M. Agnes New Bedford That golden voice that sings the lilting melodies of Victor Herbert and Sigmund Romberg draws us all to the music room with endless requests for more. Hyannis — Glee Club 1, 2 Bridgewater — Glee Club 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2 President 4 Dorm Council 2 Newman Club 3, 4 W. A. A. 1, 2 Fox, Robert C. Brockton Bob, an ex-serviceman who recently returned from ac- tive duty in Newfoundland. Formerly of the class of 1943. A bit stern, but sincere and straightforward. The intellectual of our class. Men ' s Club Topics of the Day 2, 3 Press Club 2, 3 Newman Club 3 Froio, Patricia R. _ Brockton Gay cutter-upper ' , Pat is the life of the class. Never to be forgotten are her inimitable imitations of campus characters and her riotous antics and escapades. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Civic Committee 2, 3 French Club 1 W. A. A. Board 3 Gallagher, Shirley Medford Here ' s a fun-loving lass with an amiable manner that we all like. Good nature is a valuable asset. Kindergarten-Primary Club Modern Dance Club 4 1, 2, 3 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 •{25 Gleason, Candace H. Hyannis Candy loves to dance and was one of our steady junior hostesses. She has a shy, sweet smile and an amiable man- ner. Hyannis Bridgewater Glee Club 1,2 French Club 3, 4 W. A. A. 1 Dormitory Council W. A. A. Board 2 (pro-tem) 4 Godfrey, Virginia C. Greenfield Our soft-spoken president of W. A. A. has a winning smile and quiet twinkle in her eye that endears her to all. Hyannis Bridgewater Student Council 1 W. A. A. 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2 President 4 W . A. A. 1, 2 Dormitory Council 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Student Fellowship 3, 4 S. C. A. 4 Guzzi, Madelyn R. Maiden Pert, petite, and gay are the words for Midge, although she has her serious moments. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Librarian 2 Class Treasurer 4 Secretary 3 Student Council 4 Hacking, Mildred E. New Bedford Soft, gentle, sweet, and clear, Mildred ' s speaking voice is truly representative of herself. Skill at modern dance is one of her many gifts. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Executive Board 3 President 4 Representative to Student Council 2 Member of Dorm Council 3 Charter Member Modern Dance Club 4 Student Fellowship Choir 3 Hamlett, Elizabeth E. Athol Stately, self-assured, Betty is in command of every situa- tion; and her sweet smile is known to all. Campus Comment 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Feature Staff 1, 2 Librarian 2 Feature Editor 3, 4 {26} Hicks, Dorothy Belcher East Weymouth Definitely an interesting person, Dot displays a depth of thought in some of her light remarks. Seeing a movie with Dot is something that we should have hated to miss. President of Tillinghast Member of Dormitory Council (pro-tem) 2 2, 3 Treasurer of Tillinghast 3 Homen, Louise L. East Taunton Although unassuming and mild in manner, Louise pos- sesses a gay wit that brings merriment to any situation. Newman Club 3, 4 Topics of the Day 2 Horsley, Joseph Brockton Joe — another of our returning ex-servicemen who saw duty in the European and Mediterranean Theaters. An industrious lad, conscientious, courteous, quiet, and co- operative. One who is willing to lend a hand whenever asked. A former member of the class of 1943. He should do well as a member of the teaching profession. French Club 1, 2, 3 Men ' s Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 1, 2, 3 President 3 Jackson, Elaine E. Edgartown This shy damsel is full of gay, good spirits and oh, for that beautiful blonde hair and blue eyes! Assistant Business Manager of Alpha 3 Business Manager of Alpha 4 Kane, Barbara H. Rockland Small, soft-spoken, with a twinkle in her eyes, our efficient president of Dormitory Council bears well the troubles with which we keep her well supplied. President of Dormitory Coun- Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 cil 4 Dormitory Council 3, 4 Alpha Editor-in-chief (pro-tem) Assistant Editor Kindergarten-Primary 1, 2, 3 S. C. A. Member 3, 4 President of Woodward Dormi- tory (pro-tem) 3 27 Kennedy, Mary E. Plymouth From historic Plymouth comes a modern maid who likes to dance and be merry. Her sincere, friendly ways en- dear her to everyone. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Civic Committee 3 Treasurer 3 Campus Comment 3 Vice President 4 President Class (pro-tem) 3 Secretary of S. C. A. 4 Klimm, Elenore L. Hyannis When it comes to parties, games, or dances, she ' s the girl to take charge or enjoy them. She has her serious side, too, but as a junior hostess, she shines. Hyannis Vice President of Class 1 President of Class 2 Choir 1, 2 Foghorn 1, 2 Student Council 1, 2 Bridgewater Secretary of Class 3 Treasurer of Dorm 4 Dormitory Council 4 Kohler, Eunice M. South Weymouth Happy Hank and Her Accordion is Pat ' s better half. As the class wit, Pepsi never fails to bring merriment to any situation. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Civics Committee 2, 3 W. A. A. Board 3 Chairman 3 Linton, Arleen M. Carver Where does she get her pep? At sports, on the dance floor, in the dormitory, Lint is always a jolly, good fellow with a real warmth in her smile. Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 W. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 S. C. A. 2, 3, 4 Chairman Chapel Com First Vice President 4 mittee 3 Topics of the Day Club 1 Student Fellowship 1 Lovell, Vivian J. North Weymouth Blessed with extreme good nature, Viv is a pleasant and helpful friend to have. Always neat and immacu- late, she is a pleasure to know. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Day Student Council 3 Topics of the Day Club 2, 3 Treasurer 3 28 MacGown, Jane Abington Jane has taken much interest in dormitory government. Her conscientious work has won her the respect of the underclassmen in Tilly? French Club 1 Sketch Club 2 Dormitory Council 3 Garden Club 1 Student Fellowship 1 President of Tillinghast Dormi- tory 4 Mack, Marie A. Holbrook An infectious gayety and a winning smile enables Marie to arouse enthusiasm in all campaigns. Cheery, likeable, and magnetic, she ' s everyone ' s friend. Newman Club 4 Archery 2 Assistant Secretary of Day Day Student Council 4 Students 4 MacKenzie, Barbara G. Brookline Variety is the spice of life and this is the girl that makes things interesting. That gamin smile and endearing man- ner highlight her mischievous nature. Hyannis W. A. A. 1, 2 Board Member Treasurer of Class 1 Secretary of Class 2 Treasurer of Dramatic Club 1 Dormitory Council 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Student Council 2 Bridgewater Dramatic Club 3, 4 Newman Club 3, 4 Delegate to Federation Dormitory Council 3 W. A. A. 3, 4 Modern Dance Club 4 Board Member W. A. A. Board (pro-tern) 4 Macomber, Constance W. Taunton Flowers in history class, weekends at Brown, all help develop that beautiful complexion, and she ' s not blushing. Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Kindergarten Primary Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer (pro-tem) 2 Vjce President 3 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4 Directory 4 S. C, A. 3, 4 Assistant Treasurer 3 Treasurer 4 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Topics of the Day Club Mann, Altana B. Westfield Quiet, reserved, she has a noble bearing and assurance of manner. Student Fellowship 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3. 4 Secretary 3 Modern Dance Club 4 Vice President 4 {29} Mason, Mabel E. Swansea Talented in dramatics, keen in mind and scholarship, Mabel is always obliging and co-operative. With her jaunty air, she provides us with many of our lighter moments; and as junior hostess, she is always dependable. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Vice President of Tillinghast Dormitory Council 3 (pro-tem) 3 Secretary of Tillinghast 3 Junior Hostess 1, 2, 3, 4 Matthews, Edith M. West Wareham We like to remember her as a good sport, quiet yet mis- chievous, with a merry laugh and a very pleasing manner. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ' Student Fellowship 2, 3, 4 Library Club 2, 3, 4 Dormitory Council Treasurer 2 Vice President 4 President 3 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Vice President 4 Mazer, Berniss G. The literary touch, the many of our good times, gay little poems, and to a Menorah Club 1, 2, 3 W. A. A. Governing Board 2 W. A. A. Banquet Publicity Director 2 Campus Comment 2, 3, 4 Headline Editor 3 Executiv e Editor (pro-tem Executive Director 4 Dormitory Council 2 Brookline magic of her pen gave rise to to Sophomore Sophistries to more lively Campus Comment. Library Club 2, 3 Topics of the Day Club 2, 3 Chapel Fund, Treasurer 3 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Recording Secretary (pro-tem) 4 ) 3 Student Council 3. 4 Publicity Director of Ac- quaintance Social 3 Mitchell, Rosella Wilmington Mitch, the class Thespian, has concentrated on dra- matics, both acting and production. Who will ever forget her clever interpretations of the two little puffins? Dramatic Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Alpha Psi Omega 4 Moonev, Marjorie M. East Weymouth A happy-go-lucky little person, Marj is fond of dancing and is a faithful junior hostess. This colleen has com- bined gayety with good marks. Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 W. A. A. Board (pro-tem) 4 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Kindergarten-Primary Club 3 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Library Club 3, 4 French Club 1, 2 Campus Comment 3, 4 Head Proofreader 4 430 Murchie, Jeanette Somerville Hoot Monl Hear those bagpipes? Here ' s to a Scotch lassie that ' s a good sport regardless of kidding or prac- tical jokes. Kindergarten-Primary 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Fellowship 1, 2 Dramatic Club 1 Topics of the Day Club 1 Secretary of Class 4 Murrill, Catherine E. Rockland Happy-go-lucky and laughing, Kay carries her fortune with her. A fastidious dresser and a good dancer, she is an interesting member of the class. Day Student Council 4 Field Hockey 1 Newman Club 4 Archery 2 Muther, Barbara Newton Do she and Brooksie love pranks because they ' re both from Newton or do they both live there because they love pranks? Dorm Council 2, 3 Vice President (pro-tem) 3 W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Kindergarten-Primary Club 1,2,3,4 Recording Secretary 2 W. A. A. Board 2 O ' Byrne, Eleanor M. Brockton Sincere and refreshing, Eleanor enjoys life and is an energetic and enthusiastic lower campus fan. Hockey 1, 2 W. A. A. Swimming Director 4 Basketball 1, 2 Archery 1 Newman Club 4 Parry, Shirley L. Brockton Most versatile and popular, Shirley leads an extensive social life off, as well as on campus. Always smiling, she ' s lovely and magnetic, a true friend to all. Vice President of Class 4 Campus Comment Staff 2 French Club 1, 2 Topics of the Day Club 2 Secretary 2 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Member of Sophomore Historian Recorder 4 Initiating Committee 2 {31} Peck, Jean Seekonk Soft-spoken and gentle, Jean is full of fun and always good company on any occasion. Hyannis Bridewater Secretary of Class 1 Newman Club 3, 4 W. A. A. 1, 2 Secretary 2 Dormitory Council 2 Peltz, Elsie N. New Bedford With science her focus and pleasantness her forte, Elsie, our golden operatic, is one of the best-liked girls in the class. Friendly, sweet, modest, and lovely — she ' s tops. Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Topics of the Day Club 3 Querze, Lois Sagamore Music to our ears is that deep, contralto voice, and music is her forte. Her dark eyes sparkle in rollicking good humor. Hyannis Bridgewater Choir 1 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 W. A. A. 1 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 2 Newman Club 4 Division Representative 4 Assistant Director of Orch- estra Regini, Mario Plymouth El-Lobo , the man who knows all there is to know about Plymouth and the rock. Not a bit bashful. A sincere and loyal Pilgrim. Originally a member of the class of 1943. An experienced basketball and football player. One of the boys. If you want to enlist in the Army, ask Mario. Soccer 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Ring, Dorothea E. East Bridgewater A trifle shy and reserved at times, Dot has been a four year ' adherent to the same gang. A pleasing, sympathetic nature makes her a nice friend to have. Newman Club 4 ■{32 Rosenblatt, Esther Dorchester Dynamic is the word for our ever-popular class president. She is a leader in sports and a ready organizer. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Director of Modern Dancing French Club 1, 2 in W. A. A. 3 Vice President 2 President of Class 3, 4 Modern Dance Club 4 Menorah Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Director 4 Woodward Sextet 2, 3 School Store 3, 4 Russell, Jane W. Needham Gay and unpredictable, Jane makes dormitory life ex- hilarating and shows us how to have fun despite the havoc wrought by war upon co-ed life. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Kindergarten-Primary Club 1, 2 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sanford, Helen E. Sandwich The other half of that tuneful pair that sings the beautiful duets, Helen has a lovely voice in her own right and is a popular soloist. She and Agnes sing their way to our hearts. Hyannis Glee Club 1, 2 Dramatic Club 2 Secretary of College Paper 2 W. A. A. 1, 2 Bridgewater Glee Club 3, Salvador, Evangeline D. West Bridgewater Fangie, our tiny d ay-hop of the snapping black eyes and winning smile, is a very friendly and faithful friend to all. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Hockey 1, 2 Archery 1, 2, 3 Schmidt, Phyllis B. New Bedford We wouldn ' t have missed for anything the sweet music that pours from the nimble fingers of Phyllis and her violin. She has remarkable ability and a lovable nature. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2 Assistant Director 3 Student Director 4 Kindergarten-Primary Club 1,2,3,4 Vice President 4 Dormitory Council 1, 3, 4 Division Representative 1, 3 Secretary of Woodward Dormitory 4 Vice President (pro-tem) 3 Modern Dance Club 4 Campus Comment Assistant Make-up Editor 2 Make-up Editor 3, 4 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4 Treasurer (pro-tem) 4 Alpha Assistant Photography Edi- tor 3 Photography Editor 4 Lecture Fund Committee 3, 4 Co-chairman 3 •{33 Sheehan, Eileen M. New Bedford Smiling Irish eyes remind us of The Same Old Shil- lelagh she sang so often for us, and the ready wit that kept us smiling, too. Library Club 1, 2, 3 W. A. A. Board 3 Campus Comment 1, 2, 3, 4 Dormitory Council President Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (pro-tern) 4 Sheehan, Elizabeth A. Bridgewater Fun-loving and popular, Betty possesses a well-rounded personality from president of S. C. A. and queen of the keyboard to jolly companionship at house parties. Con- gratulations, J. C. Assistant Day Student Treas- urer 3 Campus Comment Proofreader 3 Social Activities Committee 3 President S. C. A. 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 2, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2 Chairman Bulletin Board Committee 3 Representative to S. C. A. 3 Simpson, Phyllis L. Gloucester A Gloucester miss with a store of dry humor, Phyllis has a style all her own. Glee Club 3, 4 Dormitory Council 2 Kindergarten-Primary Club 4 Student Fellowship Choir 3, 4 Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4 Sisson, Marjorie P. Stoneham Myrt is one who shoulders responsibility capably. Her soft voice and shy smile are especially prominent in W. A. A. circles. Hyannis W. A. A. 1, 2 Board Member 2 Orchestra 1, 2 Glee Club 1 Dormitory Council 1 Bridgewater W. A. A. 3, 4 Corresponding Secretary 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Vice President, Woodward 4 Member Dormitory Council 4 Student Fellowship 3, 4 Modern Dance Club 3, 4 Board Member 4 Social Activities Committee 4 Sullivan, Alice A. Dorchester Meet the most popular girl on ca mpus, the one who brings us our mail, but 0 ' Toole would be popular anywhere, at any time, with her impulsive, friendly nature. Hyannis Bridgewater W. A. A. 1, 2 W. A. A. 3, 4 Intramurals 2 Hockey Director 4 Foghorn 1, 2 Newman Club 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Treasurer 4 {34} Sullivan, Roberta A. Haverhill Intense, sincere, she ' s shy, reserved influence on all her friends. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Alpha 3, 4 Garden Club 1 Assistant Advertising Mana- ger 3 Advertising Manager 4 Sweeney, Grace M. Brockton It ' s a joy to hear her low, dramatic voice that thrilled us all, especially in her readings of poetry in Literature class. Class Secretary 1 Class Representative 1 W. A. A. Board 1 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3. 4 Lecture Fund 4 Alpha 3, 4 Assistant Treasurer 3 Treasurer 4 Assistant Treasurer of Dormi- tory Council 3 Secretary of Dorm Council 4 S. C. A. 1, 2 Tolman. Marjorie H. Hanover Margie, of a true, scientific nature and intellectual tastes, is firm to her opinions and quick to defend them. Re- member her excellent performance in Sophomore Sophis- tries ? Vice President of Class 1, 2, 3 Member of Day Student Council 1 Toomev, Alice M. East Weymouth A charming manner plus sincerity and thoroughness make Alice a wonderful friend. Slightly reserved at times, Alice saves her joviality for her intimates. Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4 Kappa Delta Pi 4 Secretary 3 Topics of the Day 1, 2, 3 Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4 Secretary 3 Day Student Council 3 Wild. William C, Jr. South Swansea Bill — Yet another ex-serviceman or ex- Son of the Beach {ask Mr. Durgin). The man with the pipe. Everyone ' s friend. Fun-loving, yet a serious-minded student. An expert printer. Active in club-work. They also say he toots a mean trumpet. President of Class 1 Campus Comment S. C. A. 1,4 Business Manager 1 Orchestra 1, 4 Assistant Business Manager 4 Men ' s Athletic Association 1, 4 Editor-in-chief of Alpha 4 President Men ' s Club 4 35 Former Members of the Class of 1946 Alden, Willard Hoxie, Lillian Allen, Ruth Hunkins, Albertine Ash, Wilrene Johnson, Natalie Averill, Carol Kelly, Priscilla Belcher, Richard Leganowicz, Bronislaw Besse, Caryl Lougee, Virginia Buckley, Margaret Maddox, Priscilla Bunker, Priscilla McMurray, Richard Burnham, Franceine Olfson, Sylvia Card, Harold Pauley, George Casey, Mary Pearce, Charles Chatterton, Arlene Portroy, Marilyn Churchill, Evelyn Remillard, Wilfred Crowley, Adelaide Robertson, Jean Dias, Mary Sweeney, Frank Dodge, Mildred Tangley, Roy Donowan, Mary Thompson, Dorothy Dupre, Marjorie Tobey, Charles Good, Katherine Varros, Mary Gricius, Fred Wells, Patricia Hatch, Merideth Wheeler, Herbert Holmberg, Janice Wilbur, Maynard Howard, Martha Zion, Edward {36} - -M Mist cry of IT was September 1942, and in the town of Bridgewater, Massachusetts, a group of eager young students was embarking upon a new life — that of students at Bridgewater State Teachers College. In that group were the members of the Class of 1946. Ours was the first class to begin studies at B. T. C. as a war-time group, and the future looked none too bright. Neverthe- less, we were a determined, if somewhat grim body of freshmen, and this de- termination to succeed in any undertaking was to be valuable indeed in the years to come. Only the members of our class can appreciate what it meant to have been allowed to spend our last year at Bridgewater as students in a world at peace. Our introduction to life at Bridgewater came with the physical exams in the gym. Shall we ever forget the first time we saw those angel-robes? That experience was hardly behind us when we found ourselves the victims of a well-planned and well-executed initiation at the hands of a somewhat ruthless class of sophomores. Clothespin curlers, assorted shoes and stockings, book- bags made from the pillow-cases of our long-suffering mothers, and loud rendi- tions of our Alma Mater will always be vivid in our memories. From this point on, life became more bearable. The Big Sister- Little Sister party started us out on the social life of the college, followed closely by the Barn Dance. Classes and extra-curricular activities made our lives busy, and then came our first Mid-Year exams with their accompanying head- aches and worries. The few men we had in the college left for the various branches of service, and the months moved along smoothly. In March we saw our Service Flag dedicated, and then studies occupied our time until June, when we left college with the bright prospect of returning in the fall as sophomores. Our second year at B. T. C. found us engrossed in such things as geography and physical science, and war-work of one kind or another. There were War Bonds to be bought in the rotunda, scrap paper to be collected and baled, Red Cross blood donations, and the minstrel show which S. C. A. spon- sored in its spring bond drive. In spite of all of this serious work, we had our lighter moments. To begin with, we enjoyed the initiation sorrows of those poor kids who were following in our footsteps — the freshmen. They bore up well the Class under the strain, however, and we were soon to learn that they were great kids and real pals. Then came the Christmas Banquet, which was an eagerly awaited event. We executed our duties as waitresses to the best of our amateur ability and heard no complaints from our customers. The faculty entertainment was really something to see. Certainly none of us could ever consume cigarettes and cokes with the grace and dexterity of Miss Caldwell — and as for draping our- selves over a chair as she did — c ' est impossible! Spring of our sophomore year found us brimming with energy and bubbling over with good spirits. We really expressed ourselves and displayed our talents beautifully in what has now become a campus legend — our Sophomore Sophistries. Nothing quite like them had ever been seen on campus before, and no future production can ever equal them. (Everyone who saw them will re- member with a chuckle such performances as Rosella Mitchell ' s portrayal of Miss Graves, Jane Russell as Miss Pope, Barbara Kane as Mr. Tyndall, and several others.) May found us in a dancing mood, and we sponsored an informal dance for visiting servicemen. The dance was held in Tilly and the long hours of planning and striving, the numerous attempts to find available men were justi- fied. On this gay note we realized that another year had flown by. Of course, the matter of Final Exams was a mere trifle, to be dealt with in a manner known only to those who have ever spent a Memorial Day Week end with a note-book in one hand and a cup of black coffee in the other. September 1944. Two years had passed and we had arrived at the long-cherished position of upper classmen. We had several newcomers in our midst, for the suspension of classes at the State Teachers College in Hyannis sent the phys.-ed. majors to us, together with several other transfer students. The idea of having such rugged people with us was a worry — we might be expected to keep up with them. Our fears were groundless, however, and the Hyannis gals proved to be tops. We heard endless tales about their Camp Howes by the sea. In May we had a wonderful beach party there and learned that the tales were really true — there is no place like it. sm This third year of life at B. T. C. was really eventful. Feeling the need of financial aid for our treasury, we launched a sales campaign to provide fellow students with book-plates and name labels. After all, name labels did add that certain something to the letters going overseas, and the profit was good. The Day Student Party, Alumni Week end, canteen duty, and camp dances kept us happy, in spite of the old boogey that haunts every junior. Training School, however, proved to be eight weeks of fun or misery, according to the number of lesson plans one had to make. Grey blazers trimmed with maroon and adorned with the college seal were our next acquisitions. Things were really beginning to brighten up around the campus, and then came graduation. It was impossible to think that we were to bear the daisy chain in honor of the girls who had been our companions for so long. Even our pride in our own elevated rank couldn ' t subdue the lumps that so many of us felt in our throats as we watched the seniors receive their degrees and prepare to leave B. T. C. Somehow, in some strange way, we had now come to the final step, the last hurdle in our path. We were seniors and even the fact that we proudly wore our caps and gowns for a whole week couldn ' t make this seem real. Half of the class was out on their own — doing their practice teaching, while the other half launched into another year of note-taking, reference reading, and term papers. Such matters as class pictures, the selling of Christmas cards, etc., occupied our leisure time as the weeks flew by. The Supper Hike, as always, started the year off well, with Pepsi and Pat performing in their own unique style, and with a menu comprised of hot dogs, cocoa, Hershey Bars (a war-time casualty) and all the fixin ' s. Hershey Bars weren ' t the only thing to make a come-back to campus life. The male students were re-appear ing and life was rapidly taking on a normal tone. Dances and parties flourished, and by the end of January we had all completed our training and were well on the way to reaching our goal. By this time, graduation details were uppermost in our minds, what with a banquet and dance to be taken care of, and several of our members had already secured positions for. the next year. In spite of all of this, however, we still had time to think about our lives as students and what those lives had meant. Three years of study on a quiet campus while the world around us was being torn apart hadn ' t always been easy. Sometimes it was hard not to do something more worth-while for the war effort. However, this last, this final year had confirmed all of the hopes of peace we had been clinging to, and the post-college years ahead presented us with a real challenge, which can best be expressed by the words of our college motto — Not to be ministered unto, but to minister. Mary Curley ' 46 •{40} Class Ode Receive, O Lord, our paean of praise That we do humbly sound For wisdom ' s opportunities With which our years abound. Receive, O Lord, our words in faith That we have always striven To know and do Thy holy will Through gifts that we ' ve been given. Please grant, dear Lord, to each of us The added strength we need To conquer this world ' s ignorance That lurks in thought and deed. As leaders of our nation ' s youth, O grant to us, we pray, To teach all childhood ' s heart to know The Truth, the Life, the Way. Dorothy Christofori Music by Elizabeth Sheehan ■{41 Acti First Row: Priscilla Randall, Esther Rosenblatt, Helen Kazanovicz, Berniss Mazer, Irene De Souza Second Row: Jack Herman {Assistant Treasurer), Constance Macomber {Treasurer), Mary Kennedy {Secre- tary), Elizabeth Sheehan {President), Arleen Linton {First Vice President), Lenore Kelly {Second Vice President), John Berry, Barbara Kane, Betty Roper Third Row: Mildred Duggan, Beverly Morey, Lois Querze, Natalie Hayes, Irene Smialek, Hortense Archam- beault, Barbara Talbot, Ruth Chapel, Sinforosa Acebo, Betty Cate Fourth Row: Virginia Godfrey, Mar- garet Thiesing, Rita Custeau, Maureen Coughlin, Annette Kerr, Anna Gloster, Peggy Haskell, Vivian Chaffin, Bernice Novick, Margaret Thompson Student Co-operative Association Dormitory Council Third Row: Beverly Morey, Anita Second Row: Cynthia Jones, Marjorie Sisson, Jean Peck, Ardys Farnsworth, Frostine Graves, Bunnv Novick, Betsey McCosh Front Row: Jane MacGown, Betty Cate, Virginia Godfrey, Barbara Kane, Grace Sweeney, Betty Conners, Eileen Sheehan vities Seated on Floor: Mary Curley {Treas- urer), Elizabeth Roper {Assistant Treasurer) Seated: Frances Burns {Secretary), Sinforosa Acebo {President), Margaret Monohan {Vice President) Standing: Geraldine Cunningham, Helen Killory, Catherine Murrill, Lorraine Dolliver, Marie Mack {As- sistant Secretary ) Day Student Council W. 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Hfl ■ ■t vfJ .j ■1 ' r ] W J. ■ ' F«Vj -Kota.- Arleen Linton, Elsie Packer, Betty Roper Second Row: Vivian Chaffin, Cynthia Jones {Assistant Treasurer), Marjorie Sisson {Corresponding Secretary), Rita Custeau {Second Vice President), Vir- ginia Godfrey {President), Dorothy- Brooks {Vice President), Lenore Kelly {Treasurer), Virginia Perkins Third Row: Dorothy Merrill {Recording Secretary), Margaret Bigelow {Publici- ty Chairman), Alice Sullivan, Barbara Lassone, Dorothy Mackin, Jean Doug- las, Helen Kazanovicz First Row: Elsie Packer {Secretary), Agnes Ellison {President), Jean Crane {Vice President) Second Row: Rosemary Keefe {Li- brarian), Ernestine Mills {Librarian) Glee Club Officers Orchestra First Row: Janice Eurchard, Phyllis Werlin, Dorothy Brittain, Phyllis Schmidt {Student Director), Elsie Pack- er (Secretary-Treasurer), Lois Querze (Assistant Student Director), Beverly Morey, Jeanne Peck (Librarian) Second Row: Everett Britton, Eunice Chatterton, William Wild, John Berry, Marjorie Sisson, George Chassey First Row: Lillian Kiezulas, B. Chis- holm, Ernestine Mills (Treasurer), Gloria Olson (Secretary), Dorothy Christofori (President), Mrs. Frost (Faculty Adviser), Lucille Paquette (First Vice President), Marion Guil- beault (Second Vice President), Irene Smialek (Librarian ), Mary Minerva Second Row: Sarah Malina, Avis Carson, Kay Kvale, Margaret Burke, Janet Perkins, G. Cardoza, Natalie Hayes, Betty Morton, Harriet Par- sons, Lorraine Gwozdz Third Row: Marie Vincent, Gloria Brogi, Candace Gleason, C. Mactighe, Jeanne Wickles, Barbara Bates, Gene- vieve Powers, Loretta Ann Jeffway, N. Bradford Kindergarten Primary Club French Club First Row: Lillian Tassinari, Ann Mc- Namara, Lorraine Christian, Constance Macomber, Florence Feener, Ruth Chapel, Doris Haynes, Marjorie Hart, Marilyn Proal Second Row: Priscilla Randall, Hester Barnes, Gertrude Gerstein, Margaret Boffetti, Phyllis dayman (Second Vice President), Miss Marks (Faculty Advisor), Vivian Chaffin (President), Phyllis Schmidt (First Vice President), Miriam Shapiro, Estelle Pottern, Seva Anestis, Mary Gelpke, Marjorie Berry Third Row: Phyllis Werlin, Jean Boy- den, Ruth Carlson, Kay Kvale, Eileen Callahan, Natalie Hayes, Jean Bowler, Grace Shea, Grace Theberge, Jean Douglas, Florence Day, Janet Buck, Rita Fiorentino, Florence Joseph, Jeanne Anderson, Dorothy Brittain, Gloria Brogi Fourth Row: Joan Bull, Mary Ruth Sullivan, Ellen Galligan, Frostinc Graves, Phyllis Simpson, Jane Briggs, Dorothy Harriman, Jean Fleck, Bar- bara Muther, Bernice Novick, Pa- tricia Shortall, Barbara Bates, Mary F ' orrest, Dorothy Brooks First Row: Margaret Andrews, Florence Feener, Frances Burbank, Hester Barnes, Lorraine Gwozdz, Ruth Mohr, Jean Boyden Second Row: Earbara Harrington, Barbara Bates, Barbara Warren, Doro- thy Merrill, Mildred Hacking {Presi- dent), Jeanne Peck, {Secretary-Treas- urer) Altana Mann {Vice President), Edith Matthews, Barbara Muther, Janet Buck Third Row: Marilyn Proal, Betty Mor- ton, Phyllis Schmidt, Frostine Graves, Marguerite Haskell, Vivian Chaffin, Marjorie Sisson, Ilsa Chapin, Phyllis Simpson, Dorothy Brooks, Shirley Gallagher, Virginia Godfrey, Cynthia Jones, Mildred Downton Stu dent Fellowship Kappa Delta Pi First Row: Arlene Linton, Alice Twoomey, Barbara Scoble, Marjorie Mooney, Edwina Montague, Madelyn Guzzi Second Row: Dorothy Christofori, Mr. Rucker {Faculty Advisor), Janice Burchard, Constance Macomber {Treasurer), Edith Matthews {Vice President), Mildred Downton {Presi- dent), Sinforosa Acebo {Secretary), Shirley Parry ( Historian Recorder), Mr. Huffington {Faculty Advisor) Third Row: Berniss Mazer, Dorothy Merrill, Elizabeth Roper, Phyllis Schmidt, Elizabeth Sheehan, Bernice Novick, Ilsa Chapin, Helen Smarsh, Ruth Anderson, Jean Crane, Adele Boltz, Margaret Murphy Seated on Floor: Alice Toomey, Gloria Olson, Margaret Thiesing Second Row: Jack Herman, Constance Macomber {President), Mr. John L. Davoren Third Row: Robert Forrest, Eldon Lawson, Eunice Chatterton, Sinforosa Acebo, Frances Burns, Helen Baum- bach Library Club Alpha Psi Omega First Row: Edna Lahteine, Barbara Harrington, Jeanne Anderson, Mar- jorie Mooney, Seva Anestis, Irene Smialek Second Row: Miss Hill {Faculty Ad- visor), Ruth Gralton, Florence Feener, Edith Matthews, Grace Theberge {Vice President), Betsey McCosh {Presi- dent), Margaret Burke, Miss Carter {Faculty Adviser) Third Row: Margaret Andrews, Shirley Sedgewick, Ernestine Mills, Mildred Lappen, Marjorie Cummings, Jeanne Wickles, Margaret Thiesing, Mary Angeley, Miriam Shapiro, Jean Doug- las, Phyllis Knight, Dorothy Brittain, Rosalyn Freedman Dramatic Club First Row: Walter Forred, James Hughes, Paul Daley, Joseph Horsley, Jack Herman (Vice President), Frances Burns [President), John Davoren (Fac- ulty Advisor), Ruth Moriarty (Treas- urer), Patricia Shortall (Secretary), Eldon Lawson, Kathleen Leggett, Marjorie Mooney, Rosella Mitchell Second Row: Dorothy Fish, Lorine Masterson, Lorraine Christian, Eileen Callahan, Harriet Carlisle, Shirley Yerxa, Natalie Hayes, Mildred Dug- gan, Carol Clark, Mary Parker, Mar- garet Thompson, Katherine Mayo, Edith Komich, Natalie Weinstein, Florence Joseph, Alice Twoomey, Con- st ance Macomber, Dorothea Cornell, Marilyn Tobey, Jacquelin Killen, Lillian Tassinari Third Row: Estelle Pottern, Lucille Deans, Helen Baumbach, Gloria Olson, Anna Walsh, Mildred Downer, Mar- garet Thiesing, Martha Nickerson, Helen Sherman, Dorothy Harriman, Eunice Chatterton, Barbara Bates, Bernice Novick, Eleanor Whalen, Joan Bull, Barbara MacKenzie, Sinforosa Acebo, Ruth Chapel, Marie Reynolds, Phyllis Werlin Menorah Club First Row: Esther Rosenblatt, Ger- trude Gerstein (Secretary ), Sarah Me- lina Second Row: Mr. Davoren (Faculty Adviser), Phyllis dayman (Vice Presi- dent), Jack Herman (President), Bun- ny Novick, Phyllis Werlin (Treasurer) Third Row: Phyllis Knight, Natalie Weinstein, Miriam Bloomberg, Miriam Shapiro, Rosalyn Freedman, Muriel Glazer First Row: Catherine Sullivan, Lor- raine Christian, Jean Schlosstein, Ed- wina Montague, Loretta Ann Jeffway, Rita Fiorentino, Mary Parker, Doro- thea Cornell, Barbara Farrell, Alice Twoomey, Louise Homen, Dorothy Christofori Second Row: Madelyn Guzzi, Lois Querze, Barbara Kane, Eileen Sheehan, Barbara MacKenzie, Mary Kennedy (Vice President) Betty Connors (Presi- dent), Alice Sullivan (Secretary), Doro- thy Mackin (Treasurer), Janet Perkins, Gloria Brogi, Marjorie Mooney, Evangeline Salvador, Jane Russell Third ' Row: Rita Custeau, Jean Moyni- han, Rosemary Keefe, Martha Walsh, Mary Ruth Sullivan, Mary T. Sulli- van, Virginia Olson, Anna Walsh, Alice O ' Malley, Lucille Paquette, Lenore Kelly, Anna Gloster, Genevieve Pow- ers, Mary Cronin, flortense Archam- beault, Lillian Tassinari, Elizabeth McSharry, Ruth Gralton, Betty Sulli- van, Grace Shea, Katherine Joyce, Helene O ' Hara Fourth Row: Eileen Callahan, Ellen Galligan, Mary McDougall, Frances McElroy, Maureen Coughlin, Natalie Murphy, Betty Sheehan, Mildred Lappen, Grace Sweeney, Janice Burch- ard, Marjorie Cummings, Mary For- rest, Natalie Dorman, Jeanne Wickles, Mary Curley, Vivian Lovell, Dorothy Murray, Erna Callahan Qj I - ' ■ (fc Newman Club Men ' s Club First Row: Everett Britton, Leo Beau- mont, Jack Herman, William Lang- way, George Chassey Second Row: Walter Forred, Joseph Horsley, Jimmy Hughes (Treasurer), Eldon Lawson (Vice President), Varma Sundelin, William Campbell, Joe Rob- erts, Otis McCorkle Third Row: Morton Tibbets, Mario Regini, Allen Bates, Walter Gibson, James Fox, Paul Daley, Edward Good- rich, Dick Belcher, John Berry, Wil- liam Wild (President), Richard Ryalls Left to Right: Esther Rosenblatt, Helen Kasanovicz, Katherine Rogers, Mildred Hacking, Shirley Gallagher, Marjorie Sisson, Rita Custeau, Altana Mann, Mildred Downton, Virginia Perkins, Jean Schlosstein Modern Dance Club Campus Comment First Row: Marjorie Mooney ( Head Proofreader), Bernice Novick (Art Editor), Eileen Sheehan (Business Manager), Edwin a Montague ( Head Typist) Second Row: Muriel Rowell (Assistant Editor), Vivian Chaffin ( Headline Editor), Berniss Mazer (Executive Edi- tor), Helen Kazanovicz (Sports Editor), Betty Hamlet (Feature Editor) Third Row: Betsey McCosh (Circula- tion Manager), Alice O ' Malley (News Editor), Phyllis Schmidt (Make-up Editor), Kay Kvale (Advertising Mana- ger) First Row: Elsie Packer {Assistant Photography Editor), Barbara Scoble {Assistant Advertising Manager), Helen Kasanovitch {Assistant Treasurer) Second Row: Phyllis Schmidt {Photog- raphy Editor), Margaret Thiesing {As- sistant Literary Editor), William Wild {Editor), Grace Sweeney {Treasurer), Marion Moore {Corresponding Secre- tary), Elaine Jackson {Business Mana- ger) Standing: Dorothy Christofori {Literary Editor), Roberta Sullivan {Advertising Manager), Dorothy Brooks {Art Direc- tor), Janice Burchard {Assistant Art Director), Jean Crane {Associate Edi- tor), Cynthia Jones {Sophomore Liter- ary Editor), Grace Theberge {Assistant Business Manager), Bessie Goff {Facul- ty Advisor) Alpha Board Class Officers Senior President, Esther Rosenblatt Vice-President, Shirley Parry Secretary, Jeanette Murchie Treasurer, Madelyn Guzzi Sophomore President, Barbara Talbot Vice-President, Mary R. Sullivan Secretary, Carol Hill Treasurer, Lillian Wilson Junior President, Helen Kasanovicz Vice-President, Helen Killory Secretary, Eileen Finnegan Treasurer, Virginia Olson Freshman President, John Berry Vice-President, Rita Fiorentini Secretary, Ann Venti Treasurer, Allan Bates Alpha Moard Editor William C. Wild Literary Editor Dorothy L. Christofori Treasurer Grace M. Sweeney Business Manager Elaine E. Jackson Photography Editor Phyllis B. Schmidt Advertising Manager Roberta A. Sullivan Art Director Dorothy L. Brooks Undergraduate Members of the Koard Assistant Editor Assistant Literary Editor Sophomore Literary Editor Assistant Treasurer . Assistant Business Manager Assistant Photography Editor Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Art Director Corresponding Secretary General Advisor Financial Advisor Literary Advisor Jean Crane Margaret F. Thiesing Cynthia C. Jones Helen Kasanovicz Grace Theberge Elsie M. Packer Barbara Scoble Janice B. Burchard Marion P. Moore Miss Bessie E. Goff Miss S. Elizabeth Pope Dr. Clement C. Maxwell Appreciation We, the members of Alpha Board, wish to express our deepest appreciation to all those who helped in the production of the 1946 yearbook. We extend our thanks to Miss S. Elizabeth Pope for her unselfish service in guiding our finances; to Miss Bessie E. Goff for her invaluable service as general advisor; to Dr. Clement C. Maxwell for his sound literary advice; to the Seniors for their generous understanding of the problems of Alpha for 1946. 452} College Faculty Kelly, John J. Arends, Jack Arnold, Joseph I. . Brooks, Doris E. Caldwell, M. Isabel Carter, Julia C. Crowley, Mary M. Davis, Ruth E. Davoren, John L. Decker, Lois L. Durgin, George H. Foth, Charles E. Frost, Edith B. Goff, Bessie E. Graves, E. Irene Harrigan, D. Francis, J Hill, M. Catherine Huffington, Paul . Kelly, T. Leonard Lovett, Olive H. Low, Ruth I. Lutz, Iva V. Maxwell, Clement C. Meier, Frederick A. Moriarty, Mary J. Pope, S. Elizabeth . Rand, Frieda Rucker, Robert W. Tyndall, Balfour S. Gates House, Bridgewater 16 Pleasant Street, Bridgewater 24 Grove Street, Bridgewater 768 North Main Street, Brockton 193 Summer Street, Bridgewater 49 South Street, Bridgewater 222 Summer Street, Bridgewater 318 Summer Street, Bridgewater 59 Bedford Street, Bridgewater 21 Church Street, Bridgewater 36 Shaw Road, Bridgewater 68 Shaw Road, Bridgewater 272 Summer Street, West Somerville 12 Maple Avenue, Bridgewater 237 Summer Street, Bridgewater 2 Margaret Road, Peabody 49 South Street, Bridgewater 173 Pleasant Street, Bridgewater 43 Belcher Avenue, Brockton 36 Shaw Road, Bridgewater 56 Bennett Street, Wakefield 92 Bedford Street, Bridgewater 11 State Street, Taunton 28 Stetson Street, Whitman 57 Spring Hill Avenue, Bridgewater 15 Spring Hill Avenue, Bridgewater 37 Church Street, Bridgewater 39 Pleasant Street, Bridgewater 17 Hillberg Avenue, Brockton Training School Faculty Allen, Gladys L. Borchers, Louise H. Hollis, Elizabeth Lindquist, Evelyn R. Marks, Mary L. O ' Brien, Margaret R. Raymond, Florence J. Rogers, Gertrude M. Sleeper, Helen E. . Smith, Grace E. Thompson, Charlotte H Warner, Mabelle 38 South Street, Bridgewater 15 Clarence Avenue, Bridgewater 25 Bates Avenue, South Weymouth 140 Maple Avenue, Bridgewater 37 Church Street, Bridgewater 46 Plymouth Street, Bridgewater 318 Summer Street, Bridgewater 49 South Street, Bridgewater 37 Church Street, Bridgewater 29 Park Street, Rockland 25 Grove Street, Bridgewater 140 Maple Avenue, Bridgewater 453} Senior Directory ACEBO, SlNFOROSA G. Alfieri, Geraldine F. Almeida, Evelyn Anestis, Seva Bates, Barbara L. Boltz, Adele C. Britton, Everett O., Jr Brooks, Dorothy L. Burns, Frances M. Campbell, William E. Capiferri, Margaret E. Cate, Elizabeth M. Chaffin, Vivian R. Chamberlain, Virginia D. Chapin, Ilsa C. Chatterton, Eunice L. Christofori, Dorothy L. Clayman, Phyllis R. Condon, Mary E. . Connors, Mary Elizabeth Cornell, Dorothea L. . Cunningham, Geraldine R. Curley, Mary E. Day, Florence A. Downton, Mildred L. Dzenawagis, Joseph Ellison, M. Agnes . Fox, Robert C. Froio, Patricia R. Gallagher, Shirley Gleason, Candace H. Godfrey, Virginia C. Guzzi, Madelyn R. Hacking, Mildred E. Hamlett, Elizabeth E. . Hicks, Dorothy Belcher Homen, Louise L. Horsley, Joseph Jackson,. Elaine E. Kane, Barbara H. Kennedy, Mary E. Klimm, Elenore L. Kohler, Eunice M. Linton, Arleen M. Lovell, Vivian J. . 24 Grossman Street, Quincy 38 Bret t Street, Brockton 57 Clinton Street, Fall River 261 Ocean Street, Hyannis 309 King Street, Cohasset 77 School Street, Braintree 128 Belair Street, Brockton 242 Homer Street, Newton Center 264 Elmwood Avenue, Wollaston 42 Church Street, Bridgewater 329 Southern Artery, Quincy 71 Marion Road, Watertown 108 Church Street, Mansfield 76 North Ash Street, Brockton 28 Larkspur Street, Springfield 1215 Riverside Avenue, Somerset Center 29 Ball Avenue, Bridgewater 37 Brookledge Street, Roxbury 278 Moraine Street, Brockton 517 Cottage Street, New Bedford 7 Abbey Road, Randolph 149 Liberty Street, Randolph 11 Ardmore Street, East Braintree 25 Grove Street, Bridgewater 108 Massachusetts Avenue, Springfield 112 Burrill Avenue, Bridgewater 158 Bonney Street, New Bedford 33 Goddard Road, Brockton 45 Gifford Street, Brockton 14 Crocker Road, Medford 88 Lewis Bay Road, Hyannis 72 Lincoln Street, Greenfield 34 Gibson Street, Maiden 90 Woodlawn Street, New Bedford R.F.D. No. 2, Athol 118 High Street, East Weymouth 11 O ' Connor Street, East Taunton 57 Snell Street, Brockton Green Lane, Edgartown 475 Liberty Street, Rockland 15 Stafford Street, Plymouth 149 Pleasant Street, Hyannis 1121 Main Street, South Weymouth Plymouth Street, Carver 28 Stanley Street, North Weymouth 4 54} MacGown, Jane Mack, Marie A. MacKenzie, Barbara G. Macomber, Constance W. Mann, Altana B. Mason, Mabel E. Matthews, Edith M. Mazer, Berniss G. Mitchell, Rosella Mooney, Marjorie M. Murchie, Jeanette Murrill, Catherine E. Muther, Barbara . O ' Byrne, Eleanor M. Parry, Shirley L. Peck, Jean Peltz, Elsie N. Querze, Lois Regini, Mario . Ring, Dorothea E. Rosenblatt, Esther Russell, Jane W. . Salvador, Evangeline D. Sanford, Helen E. Schmidt, Phyllis B. Sheehan, Eileen M, Sheehan, Elizabeth A. Simpson, Phyllis L. Sisson, Marjorie P. Sullivan, Alice A. . Sullivan, Roberta A. Sweeney, Grace M. Tolman, Marjorie G. Toomey, Alice M. . Wild, William C, Jr. Deceased 295 Center Avenue, Abington 35 Snell Street, Holbrook 115 Summer Road, Brookline 187 County Street, Taunton 11 Allen Avenue, Westfield Locust Street, Swansea 103 Middleboro Road, West Wareham 22 York Terrace, Brookline 674 Woburn Street, Wilmington 66 Raymond Street, East Weymouth 3 Lincoln Street, Somerville 538 Market Street, Rockland 216 Pleasant Street, Newton Centre 386 Pleasant Street, Brockton 68 Woodward Avenue, Brockton 400 Olney Street, Seekonk 4557 Acushnet Avenue, New Bedford Westdale Park, Sagamore 26 North Spooner Street, Plymouth 57 North Central Street, East Bridgewater 16 Morse Street, Dorchester 82 Stevens Road, Needham 32 Roosevelt Avenue, West Bridgewater Main Street, Sandwich 86 Willard Street, New Bedford 62 Chancery Street, New Bedford 43 Main Street, Bridgewater 9 Harrison Avenue, Gloucester 56 Pleasant Street, Stoneham 49 Monadnock Street, Dorchester 4 Harding Avenue, Haverhill 342 Forest Avenue, Brockton Church Street, Hanover 23 Drew Avenue, East Weymouth Sunnyslope Avenue, South Swansea Class of 1947 Anderson, Ruth Andrews, Margaret Angeley, Mary Baumbach, Helen Beaumont, Leo Begley, Margaret Bigelow, Margaret Bignelli, Louise 25 Louis Street, Hyannis 63 West Street, Whitman 37 Centre Street, Abington 36 Nevins Avenue, Longmeadow Centerville Bedford Street, Lakeville 488 West Main Street, Northboro 28 East Merrimac Street, New Bedford 55} Boffetti, Margaret Bowler, Jean Burchard, Janice Burke, Margaret . Burnham, Roberta Conant, Louise Coyne, Eileen Patricia Crane, Jean Cushing, Ruth Custeau, Rita . Davidson, Helen Douglass, Jean Farnsworth, Ardys Finnegan, Eileen Forred, Walter Gerstein, Gertrude Ghilardi, Anita Glaser, Muriel Goodrich, Edward Gralton, Ruth Graves, Forstine Guilbault, Marion Hanson, Atherleen Harriman, Dorothy Harrington, Barbara Haskell, Marguerite Herman, Jack . Holmberg, Janice . Joseph, Alice . Kasanovicz, Helen Kelly, Lenore Kerr, Annette Killory, Helen Kvale, Katherine Lagarde, Elizabeth Lahteine, Edna Lappen, Mildred Lawson, Carl Eldon Lopes, Margaret Lopes, Olivio lovell, dorinda Mackin, Dorothy McCosh, Betsey McNamara, Ann Merrill, Dorothy . Monahan, Margaret Montague, Edwina Moore, Kathryn Sagamore 41 Ellison Park, Waltham 79 Broad Street, North Attleboro 225 East Street, East Walpole 55 Summer Street, Kingston 55 Tanager Street, Arlington Gibbs Avenue, Wareham 14 Spring Hill Avenue, Bridgewater East Grove Street, Middleboro 820 Lakeview Avenue, Lowell 48 Rosemont Street, Boston Locust Street, Swansea North West Street, Feeding Hills 33 Lakeview Avenue, South Braintree Mattakessett Street, Bryantville 31 Cherrydale Avenue, Springfield 186 North Street, New Bedford 77 Plymouth Street, Brockton 8 Park Lane, East Walpole 155-R Summer Street, Somerville 55 South Street, Williamsburg Turnpike Hill, Montague City 42 Waldo Street, Brockton Taunton Avenue, Dennis 15 Chestnut Street, Natick 811 East Street, Dedham 916 Crescent Street, Brockton 1111 Warren Avenue, Brockton Railroad Avenue, Wellfleet 36 Ellsworth Street, Worcester 43 Belcher Avenue, Brockton 341 North Avenue, North Abington 6 George Road, Wollaston 239 Woodward Street, Waban 216 Walnut Street, Stoughton Plum Street, West Barnstable 87 Winthrop Street, Winthrop 99 Carroll Avenue, Brockton 221 Middleboro Road, Wareham P. O. Box 68, Mattapoisett Hyannis Road, Barnstable 19 Sherman Street, Brockton State Road, Manomet 77 Franklin Street, Haverhill 43 Winthrop Street, North Abington 140 Main Street, Wareham 439 Main Street, Hyannis 195 Pleasant Street, Bridgewater •{56} Moore, Marion Morey, Beverly Murphy, Margaret Nickerson, Martha Novick, Bernice Olson, Gloria Olson, Virginia O ' Malley, Alice Packer, Elsie . Paquette, Lucille Parsons, Harriet Parsons, Thelma Peck, Jeanne . Perkins, Virginia Randall, Priscilla Redgate, Ann . Rogers, Katherine Roper, Elizabeth . Rowell, Muriel Lee Schlosstein, Jean . 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