Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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1968 VARSITY FOOTBALL NO. 10 Robinson, Ralph 12 Stella, Paul 15 Frderico, Jim 17 Thurston, Ed 20 Keating, Michael 21 Smith, Edward 22 O ' Connell, Jim 23 Darsch, Jim 24 Guarino, Carmen 25 Blais, Richard 32 Humphrey, Tom 33 Clifford, William 34 Malone, James 35 Harney, Michael 40 Rowe, Peter 41 Baker, Fred 42 Woodman, Bob 44 Lynch, Herb 50 Accomando, Jim 51 Incutto, Tom 53 Hansen, John 55 Lewis, Bob 60 Hennessey, Dan 61 Burns, Richard 63 Tringale, Tony 64 Weinstein, Leon 65 Dyer, Robert 70 Indelicato, Gerard 71 Sullivan, Dan 73 Keaveney, Bill 74 Worden, Charles 76 LaCorte, Gaetano 77 Cole, Tom 78 Chase, Stuart 70 Brinkley, Bob 81 Matheson, Bill 83 Melcher, Larry 84 Fanning, Leo 86 Copello, Dick 88 Frazier, Robert 13 Powers, William 43 Duffy, Ray 66 Fournier, David MANAGER, Joe Westwater TRAINER, Tom Witham COACHES Peter Mazzaferro David Deep Ed Swenson Charles Varney Joe Lazzaro 29

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What would Homecoming be if the football team didn ' t win? Well, the Class of 1968 really couldn ' t say because this year the Bears turned in a fantastic win over Nichols ' Bison. In fact, we couldn ' t even describe a losing year for the foot- ball team, as the Bears made it 4 wins and 3 losses. Although there were several holes to fill when the squad first reported for training, Coaches Swenson and Mazzaferro began rebuilding and remolding. Too, it was a young team with the underclassmen accounting for many of the starting positions. The opener against Frostburg won 13-6. Everyone was estatic, but the sugar bubble burst when Maine Maritime downed the Bears 27-6. Amaz- ingly enough, Curry fell to BSC 27-6 on home ground while Quonset Point was zapped 34-6. The fans now held their breath. Homecoming was next on the schedule. If the Bears won this one it meant a winning season. Could it be done? YES! A crowd of over 1500 saw a great offensive and defensive playing as BSC took it 28-16. Seniors Ralph Robinson, Carmen Guarino, and Tom Humphrey (named Most Valuable Player) were phenomenal assets to the team. According to CAMPUS COMMENT statistics, Robinson totalled almost 400 yards in six games; Humphrey successfully converted 15 of 1 PAT; and Carmen Guarino specialized in ruining the oppositions offensive attack. Although the last two games were lost, nothing could negate the spirit and enthusiasm which had manifested itself during the season. 28

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TRACK AND FIELD Below— Greg Stradley Right— Clark Angier Lower Right— Pat Carroll 30