Bridgewater State University - Alpha Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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Scott Hall Steve Lopes, Captain of the Men ' s Basketball Team, lives on 2nd floor. He was graduating senior and will miss Scott Hall. He said, I love the interac- tion with other residents! Everyone gets along well with one another. It is so con- venient! I get up 10 minutes before class. But, the best thing is, it ' s close to the gym! It ' s challenging to be an R.A. at Scott, said Neal Pokat, one of Scott ' s two Resident Assistants. He organized a fishing trip in fall on a charter boat. It was a great success. Mike Brewer, a 3rd floor resident, said It was a blast! I caught five fish! But, I threw them back! Non-residents also found Scott to be an exciting place and had similar things to say about the dorm. Paul Bonitto, renowned DJ on campus, said, Even though I don ' t live at Scott Hall, I like to visit my friends there and to do my laundry there! Diane Duarte, a member of the Program Committee said, I live at Pope but I love to visit Scott Hall! It ' s such a friendly atmosphere and the people are so nice!! Cori Lyon, from the Student Apartments, I love Scott Hall — I think it ' s cool. They throw great parties there! It ' s one of the nicest dorms on campus! Heidi Ganss What are you looking at, Brian, ask Brian Alford ' s friends, Mike Whelan, Frank Flaherty, Mike Dobbins. Has anyone seen my bleach, asks John Zalomis. 89

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Don ' t fall, Nick Promponas! If you do, Paul Duf- fy will catch you! What! You think I ' m conceited, asks Gary Lane? Gary was the cornerback for the Bridgewater ' s Bear Football Team. Baring his chest, Tim Pappalardo continues the proud tradition set by Yoshikito Ando in last year ' s 1986 Passages Yearbook as Scott ' s Ultimate Beefcake. Can you pinch an inch? Brian Farley and Mike Gallagher pose for the yearbook camera. 88

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Wood Hall Woodward Hall, located on lower campus, is named for former professor, Sara Woodward, and is the oldest dormitory on campus. Wood Hall, housing over 260 women, consists of three floors with a basement known as the Pit for quiet hour studying. Tammy Canastra, the President of Woodward Hall ' s Executive Board, thought that Wood Hall is full of pride and tradition. All of us are very close, kind of like a family. We all share our problems with one another when we were down, and on a happy note, spread our joy among each other when we were happy. Wood Hall on the whole is a very tight unit. Sophmore Chris Manley said that Woodward Hall is an institution of a special kind of learning. One of Chris ' roommates is Kerry Horey who felt that the dorm has a positive approach. Wood Hall displays a friendly, united atmosphere which seems to be most beneficial to the in- coming freshmen. It is a dorm which houses most of the underclassmen, creating a place that feels like home. Drawing up a poster for the Dorm Christmas Par- ty, Tammy Canastra and Linda Walenty get help from their two friends. Just outside their room, roommates Tami, Tina, Lisa, and Dorrie poses for the camera. 90