Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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Crackling in the night air is the Bonfire, the focus of the Homecoming events, sponsored by the Sigma Chi Fraternity. The BSC spirit roars even in the rain as seen by the determi- nation of the Cheerleaders. Oohs and Aahs for BSC ' s royalty — the Homecoming King and Queen are Steve DiClemente and Kathy White. ttO The thrill of victory as the Bears score another touchdown at the rain-drenched Homecoming game against Nichols College. Homecoming 27

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On the Move! announced. The honors went to Steve DiClemente and Kathy White. Also held on Friday was the traditional Bonfire sponsored by the Sigma Chi Fraternity. The final day arrived for the Parade and the Game. The beginning of the day began with bright sunshine and clear skies as the students worked to put together their floats for the Parade. As the morning passed, the clouds darkened and rain began to pour. But, the volunteers never faltered; their spirit con- tinued even in the rain. The parade started on its route from the Grove Street Build- ing, around the Quadrangle in the town of Bridgewater and ended at Swenson Field, the site of the Homecoming game. The Big Game featured the Bears against Nichols College. The spirit roared as the Bears rose to the challenge in the drenching rain as they defeated Nichols. Even in the rain, the spirit of having a grand old time at Bridgewater State College dominated this year ' s Homecoming celebration. All smiles and laughter as the Program Committee ' s float rides through Bridgewater during the Homecoming Parade. 26 Student Life

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Company Company , a Stephen Sondhiem and George Furth production, opened Ensemble Theatre ' s 1985-86 season with a resounding success. The musical, directed by Suzanne Ramczyk, gave a humorous yet thoughtful look at marriage versus the single life. The story revolved around Bobby, a thirty-five year old New Yorker who is a single man living in an apartment build- ing with five married couples — all of whom would like to see him married like themselves. The audience was intro- duced to these couples through Bobby ' s eyes, and t hey saw the ups and downs of their relationships against the backdrop of Bobby ' s own questions about marriage and his reluctance to commit himself. Weaving in and out of the story are Bobby ' s assorted girlfriends, who show what it is like to try to deal with Bobby during his quest for the perfect mate. The audience found Company a sheer delight with its talented cast, crew and director. Another successful passage for BSC ' s drama program. The theme song, Company , echoes as Bobby feels the pressure from his married friends. Getting Married Today , a song sung by Paul and Amy is about their conflict with their relation- ship. 28 Student Life