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2001 Bridgewater Magazine, Volume 12, Number 1, Fall 2001 Bridgewater State College

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On the cover: Bridgewater State College students Table of Contents Birthday Greetings 21 take a break to pose for a group photo. Football Reunion Dinner- The students helped to build a house April 27, 2001 22 CareerNet lnside Front Cover in Florida with Habitat for Humanity. Career Services See story pages 3-9. President's Message : 2 Class of 2000 Career Survey Results 22 Calling All Alumni. 22 Feature Story Bridgewater Magazine staff: Dining Etiquette Program 22 ACampus Without Boundaries Spotlight on Alumni and Professional Editor: BSC Reaches Into the Greater Fall Panel Series 22 Marie C. Murphy, '86, assistant director Community To Teach, Assist and Afro-Am Alumni Council of public affairs Support Others 3-7 Mentor Program 22 Editorial Board: Alumni Profiles Upcoming Events Dr. Richard W. Cost, vice president for ASailor's Life for Me Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet.. 23 institutional advancement Captain Foley Finds Satisfaction Homecoming 23 Eva T. Gaffney, G'Ol, director of Sailing Schooners and Tall Ships ...... 8 Carol Mulloy Cuttle Aloha Classic public affairs Gaines Family Connection 5K Road Race 23 Candace A. Maguire, director of To BSC Runs Deep 9-11 Class of 1942 - Durgin Lecture 23 alumni relations College News Alumni Chamber Choir David K. Wilson, '71, assistant to the Lights, Cameras, Action! Holiday Concert.. 23 president for communications Burnell School Fifth Graders Hall ofBlack Achievement Heritage Celebration 23 Advisory Board: Use Moakley Center in Creative Afro-Am Alumni Associations' Gospel Robert Carter, '51, president, Cumculum 12 Extravaganza 23 Bridgewater Alumni Association Performing Music with a Alumni Receptions 23 John Harper, director of athletics Caribbean Flair 12 Class of 1962 - 40th Reunion 23 Steve King, director, admissions BSC Celebrates Faculty Publications 13 Louis Ricciardi, '81, chairman Board ofHigher Education Approves Alumni Association Update of the Bridgewater State Criminal Justice Programs 14 Alumni Association Activities Benefit College Foundation BSC Signs Joint Admissions Students, Alumni and the College ..23 Dr. Laurence Richards, acting vice Agreement with Dean 14 president, academic affairs BSC and MCC Collaborate on Development Update AField House Finally 24 Professor Donna Stanton, assistant 1rish-American Studies Minor 14 Good News 24 professor of art Japanese Educator Visits BSC to Learn Mary Ann Williams, web developer About BSC Graduate 14 Class Notes 25-32 Franklin Ollivierre Appointed to BSC Contributors: Linda Balzotti; Julie Board ofTrustees 15 Nota Bene Santos Reardon, '91; Candace Public Service is a Marriages 33 Maguire; Karen White; David Family Tradition 15 Births 33 Wilson, '71 Appointments 16 Deaths .33-34 Photography: Dominique Collins Berta; Wireless Technology Donor Honor Roll 35-64 Kindra Clineff; Tom Croke{V1SUAL 1mpacts Campus 16 image; Michael McKenna, G'Ol; Julie The Bridgewater Santos Reardon, '91; Linda Balzotti; Alumni Update Collection inside back cover Candace Maguire Alumni Weekend 2001 17-18 Alumni Association A Celebration ofHope and Remembrance ...... outside back cover 1lIustration: Dana Barros Presents Awards 19-20 Afro-American Awards Ceremony 21 Design: Philip McCormick of Alumni Directory-In Search of all BSC Design works. Alumni 21

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This issue ofBridgewater Magazine goes to press only • In spring 2002, work will begin on a new operations days after the horrific terrorist attack on our nation. Our center to house our facilities, central receiving and thoughts and prayers at this time are with all those who campus police departments, with completion suffered as a result of these terrible events and with their expected late fall 2002. relatives, friends and neighbors. As many already know, o Turning to technology, for the second year that includes William Hunt, a BSC graduate of the class of in a row Bridgewater has been included in Yahoo's 1992, who was reported missing in the World Trade Internet Life Magazine among the"Top 100 Wired Center explosion. Colleges in America." The September 2001 edition On campus, as everywhere else in America, people ranked Bridgewater 50th in the nation - a major struggle to cope with this situation. But each of us feels advance over last year when the college was ranked th strongly the obligation and the desire to keep moving 98 • In Massachusetts, Bridgewater was the only forward. ln keeping with that spirit, 1will share briefly public college or university chosen for the list. Two with you pertinent information about the college as the private institutions from the state were also selected ­ fall 2001 semester opened: M.l.T. (5) and Harvard University (56). As a result of Bridgewater's rising reputation for This summer, the college received two grants totaling academic excellence, and a new requirement establish­ nearly a million dollars to fund technology for teach~ ing a minimum 3.0 high school grade point average ing and learning. With this funding, we have installed for regular admission candidates, the number of a wireless network across 100% of the campus, to applicants denied admission to Bridgewater this year every building, office, classroom and residence hall increased by 21 0/0. There is an even more dramatic and outdoors as well. Bridgewater is today one of the statistic: fully 430/0 of the students admitted to first and largest campuses in New England to offer Bridgewater in September 1999 no longer meet wireless networking everywhere. the college's regular admissions standards. o Finally, as 1 prepare to leave the presidency ofBridge­ Meanwhile, the number of transfer students from water next June after 13 years in office, 1want to other colleges and universities applying to Bridgewater ensure that the all-important Campaign for Bridge­ continues to grow. The college enrolled 11 % more water reaches its $10 million goal by June 2002. transfer students this year than last year. As we enter the final phase of the campaign, 1urge o Bridgewater opened the fall semester with two new all you to help us reach this goal by making your academic programs-a bachelor ofscience and a mas­ donation now to the Campaign for Bridgewater. ter ofscience in criminal justice. We expect both of ln these difficult and challenging times for America, these programs to address a long-standing need in this 1am impressed every day as 1enter Boyden Hall and region ofthe state to prepare students for careers in see the plaques on the building's walls which celebrate this field. A new interdisciplinary lrish-American the bravery, and in many cases, the ultimate sacrifices, of Studies minor, a joint initiative with Massasoit our students, faculty and alumni who served in uniform Community College, is also being offered for the first during times of conflict. One dates back more than 140 time this fall. years, to the start of the Civil War. The single largest capital construction program in Now it is the turn of our generation to be resolute and Bridgewater's history continues this fall. In total, the determined in the face ofthreat and danger from democ­ state has appropriated more than $71 million to this racy's most determined opponents. Like you, 1have every effort. These projects include: confidence in the ability of our people, our country and •A new 300-bed residence hall is on schedule to our friends around the world to safeguard humanity. open next September; • Adjacent to the new residence hall, a new 700-seat Sincerely, dining facility is on schedule to be completed next summer with occupancy in the fall; •A new $16 million field house is schedule to open A&~ next fall. The 85,000 square foot facility will house both academic and athletic programs and provide a Adrian Tinsley fully equipped state-of-the-art fitness center for President our students, faculty and staff. • The renovation ofHarrington Hall has begun. Completion is expected in mid-fall 2002, with opening scheduled for spring semester 2003. Harrington Hall will become the home for the School ofManagement and Aviation Science; ACampus Without Boundaries SSC Reaches Into the Greater Community to Teach, Assist and

Su pport Others Bse students work on an Habitat for Humanity house ~ Tim Lang, '02, learned one of his most important in Florida. ~ lessons outside the classroom. It was the kind BSC students, faculty and staff dedicate hours to ~ of lesson that sticks with students long after these programs, receiving neither class credit nor ,~ they have stashed away their diploma. It was a lesson paycheck in return. Their reward is the satisfaction ..... about life. of helping others, of giving back, of reaching out, &;' "This program helped solidify my faith that things of making a difference. are being done for others, and that any little contribu­ Mr. Lang and his fellow house builders had plenty tion 1can make will make a difference," he said. "I had of fun on their Florida trip, going out to eat, chatting such a good time that I'm looking into the Americorp with the international travelers who stayed in their program, doing disaster relief, working with the poor." hostel, pounding nails and putting up walls. Yet, the Mr. Lang was one of 10 students who spent spring one thing they all wanted most was to meet someone break building a house for a low-income family in the who would be living in one of the 13 Habitat houses Miami-area community of Florida City. The Office of they were helping to build and they did. "She was very Student Activities has been sending students around the grateful," he said. "It made the whole project so much country to help with the Habitat for Humanity project more worthwhile." for six years, as one of the many outreach programs at

Bridgewater State College. ***** Through these community- and service-based pro­ grams, students help children with disabilities strengthen Each spring break, two BSC groups head out to do uncooperative muscles. Others participate in clean-up good deeds. Michael McKenna, who had served as acting days at a local pond or tutor elementary school students program coordinator for the Students Activities Office struggling to read. Some students dispense a sense of said about 30 students generally apply for the Habita; confidence and self-worth as they encourage youngsters program. A core group of 10 is selected based on their to pursue a college education, or open up children's eyes ability to work together. To pay for their trip - lodging, to the wonderful world of science. airfare, food, and such - as well as assist with building materials, the group must raise about $7,000. This year's Habitat for Humanity, Florida. troupe outdid themselves, he said, raising $13,000 from businesses and friends within Bridgewater and their home communities. Once on site, the BSC studentsjoined college stu­ dents and other volunteers from all over the country in building houses for low-income families. A house super­ visor with construction experience showed the students what to do, and everyone pitched in. Some people might discount the construction efforts of a bunch of students but Mr. McKenna said after a hurricane, many of the ' houses left standing are Habitat houses.. The Catholic Center program also functions on another level, by encouraging the students to build a Christian community amongst themselves. Service and community building help the students become better, more caring individuals with a good sense of their own giftedness, she said. "Our perspective is that because of faith and spiritual­ ity we are called to be of service," Sister Mary Ellen said. "Life takes on new meaning when we brush up against those less fortunate than ourselves." Melissa Morad, '96, who participated in the alterna­ tive spring break program her senior year under the direction ofFather John Denning, echoes Sister Mary Ellen's words when recalling her own experience helping to build a house in Georgetown, S.c. Ms. Morad now works as a pre-law adviser at Boston University and has completed the Ed.M. program there as well. She said her experience in South Carolina was a factor in her decision to enroll in the program. "It definitely made me more socially aware," Ms. BSC students work on roof of Habitat for Humanity house Morad said. "I came from a very middle-class family, in Florida. and sometimes you forget how much you have. It helped me have a better outlook on life." Mr. McKenna has seen the positive impact the pro­ Students don't have to travel miles from campus to gram has on the students. "By doing it this way, by mak­ help others. BSC's nine Greek organizations keep busy ing it a big adventure, it sparks a fire in them that they year round raising money or donating their time to can carry with them to their communities," he said. "It worthy causes. During the past academic year, fraternity instills a real sense of responsibility to your community." and sorority members recorded 5,333 hours ofvolunteer The students who spend spring break with Sister Mary effort and raised $10,298. Ellen Dow and Father Lawrence Jerge, campus ministers "I'm excited. This is the highest amount raised in the at the Catholic Center would agree. Each year, Sister past five years," said Dan Darcy, former assistant director Mary Ellen and Father Larry lead a group of between of orientation and Greek life. "Each year they set them­ eight and 10 students into a community of poverty to selves a higher and higher goaL" help others. One year, the students ran an after-school There is no end to the variety ofvolunteer activities program for little ones in Mexico. Another time, students undertaken by the Greek members. They make "get well" helped to build and refurbish homes for poor women cards for sick children, run voter registration drives, and tutor inner city children in Cincinnati. deliver Easter baskets to hospital patients. They partici­ This spring the group found itself in Phoenix at the pate in any number ofwalk-a-thons, ride-a-thons,jump Andre House of Hospitality, serving more than 500 meals rope-a-thons and rocking chair-a-thons. They deliver a night to the homeless. The students lived and worked sandwiches to the homeless in Boston, volunteer at the with the regular volunteers, hearing both their stories Pine Street lnn, help out the Handi-kids, run food drives and the stories of the poor in dire straits. and book drives and toy drives. One group even cut their "The students go in with the stereotype of the poor hair and donated their discarded locks to be made into as lazy and shiftless," Sister Mary Ellen said. "Then they wigs for cancer patients. look into their eyes, realize the unforeseen circumstances Money they raise goes to the Multiple Sclerosis that causes this to happen, learn about addiction. The Foundation, the National Kidney Foundation, the Ameri­ students knew they had something to offer, but they can Cancer Society and the Make-a-Wish Foundation, didn't know how much they would learn from the poor." and also helps support the homeless and area veterans. Fraternities and sororities have not forgotten to lend a hand on campus, as well. They volunteer to help fresh­ men carry their belongings to their dorm rooms, take part in campus clean-ups, and run educational tables about alcohol awareness at campus events. Much of this good work is done without adequate ln the medical world, the program is well-known. fanfare, Mr. Darcy said. "1 am so proud of the chapters Most ofthe participating children have been referred to and the hard work they do. Yet so much of it goes CPDC by a pediatrician or rehabilitation specialist, and unnoticed and they just don't get enough credit." travel from as far away as Lexington and Concord, On many Saturday mornings, members of Sigma Chi Providence and the Cape. and Phi Sigma Sigma rise at 7 AM to volunteer with other BSC students in the Children's Physical Developmental Clinic. Established by Dr. Joseph Huber in 1974, CPDC brings together students and children with disabilities from the community in a setting that benefits both. Dr. Huber remembers the early 70s, when the popular process of institutionalization was falling out of favor. School systems were scrambling to find professionals who could care for these special children suddenly appearing in the mainstream. The Bridgewater program started small, with 25 BSC physical and special education students assisting 20 area children, but has grown tremendously, he said. Today, more than 100 students from various majors volunteer eight Saturdays a semester to enhance motor, aquatic, sport and social capabilities and interact with 65 children ages 18 months to 18 years. Although other Warm water and manual support provided by Jen Smith similar clinics exist elsewhere, Bridgewater's CPDC is are a perfect combination to assure a child's initial success unique in New England. with water orientation skills at the Children's Physical Developmental Clinic. "In the classroom, the student doesn't get hands-on experience," Dr. Huber said. "Here, knowledge and infor­ Along with the practical and hands-on career knowl­ mation is in practice. The student who stays with us edge students glean from the program, Dr. Huber feels semester after semester becomes better and better able they also benefit through its community service aspect. to anticipate what the child with disabilities needs." "They can be students who sit at a desk for eight semes­ ters and be passive recipients," he said. "Or, 1see students entering the clinic stepping away from being passive recipients into active providers." BSC students aren't the only ones reaching out to the community. Through the college's CityLab program, a number of biology and chemistry professors share their expertise with middle and high school teachers and students. The program, run in conjunction with the Boston University School ofMedicine, allows elementary students to undertake experiments and explore the world of science in a way not always possible in the budget­ tight K-12 school system. "The idea behind it is that biotech and cellular molec­ ular biology are growth areas. There are many job oppor­ tunities," Dr. John Jahoda, project director, said. "But it's also an area most high schools and middle schools don't teach. They just don't have the facilities." lnstead, area students are welcomed to BSC's CityLab, Dr. Kevin Curry works with area middle school students at located in the Moakley Center. Here, in an authentic CityLab in the Moakley Center. molecular biology lab, the students can learn about such cutting-edge topics as protein analysis, electrophoresis and DNA fingerprinting through experiment and investi­ gations geared to capture their imaginations. Through the project "The Mystery of the Crooked at BSC, founded the program three years ago. She real­ Cell," students learned about normal and abnormal ized that if students don't begin thinking about college hemoglobin through studying sickle cell anemia. More at an early age. valuable years of preparation, planning than just studying science, they also delved into history, and opportunity can be lost. math, language arts and social science as they learned Through Turning Point, fifth graders from the about sickle cell anemia's connection with the rum and Brockton school system are brought to the BSC campus. slavery trade in early America. BSC students and faculty talk about their personal col­ Fortunately. the program has received a huge financial lege experiences in the hope of generating a real enthu­ shot in the arm this year from the National Institutes of siasm for higher education in the fifth graders. The day Health and will be able to expand to include teacher includes a fun educational lecture, as well as a tour of enhancement workshops, an after-school scholars pro­ the campus. gram and a summer camp for students entering the sixth Fifth graders may be years away from college. but it's through ninth grades. never too early to start thinking about the future, Mrs. Slaton said. "They are becoming pre-teens, and the tendency is to begin the process of dropping out. They begin to develop negative attitudes and behaviors. By high school, they have created a pattern for themselves that is hard to break." One of the most important aspects of the program is the family dinner. when parents are treated to a meal and told the hard truth by BSC staff - most children will not succeed without their parents' help. Parents need to make sure that homework gets done, that arrangements are made for extra help, that extracurricular activities build leadership skills. The program targets between 350 and 400 students each year. While it's still too early to tell how many Turning Point participants will find their way to college. parents have told Mrs. Slaton their children came home from BSC excited about college and excited about their Turning Point students display their achievement certificates. futures. "Once on a tour we went by an empty classroom. "Two things NIH wants to do with these programs: The students went in and sat at the college desks, then get the message out to students that biotech is an inter­ bragged about it later to friends," Mrs. Slaton said. esting area you might consider in your career goals, and "For one little moment in time we have them. Because of develop effective partnerships between colleges and their experience here with college students, faculty and schools." Dr. Jahoda said. staff. it might be the moment they say, 'Yes, I can·... CityLab also serves another purpose - by partnering Another program run through the Offlce ofMulti­ with the local school systems. the college continues to cultural Affairs, Leadership, Education and Academic fulfl1l its commitment to improving education by Development (LEAD), helps about 20 Brockton High improving teachers. "We at Bridgewater are committed School sophomores and juniors attain their college to the professional development of all teachers. That's dreams. The students attend leadership seminars and been a part of our mission here for a long time," he said. workshops on topics such as life skills and time manage­ The idea behind BSC's Turning Point program is to ment. BSC students tutor the high schoolers in math and focus students' dreams on a college education. Karen writing, and also dispense practical advice about prepar­ Johnson Slaton, former director of multicultural affairs ing for college by serving as mentors. Both programs are intended to assist students along the path to higher education - no matter which institu­ tion they plan to attend. "We are not preparing students specifically for BSC but for higher education," she said. "All of us in higher education have to do a better job to reach back to the K- 12 system to say we support you." a zoo trip, and giving seatbelt safety presentation to G£ '~TER ST..HE COLLEG E second graders. The group also raises donations for the {ice of ~\\\\\t\l\tura\ Affair Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Institute at the New England Medical Center and to organizations that combat Iodine Deficiency Disorder. Ann Doyle, outreach education coordinator for the alcohol and drug program, organizes lectures and workshops on pertinent topics such as binge drinking, recognizing ecstasy and other club drugs, and underage drinking. Invitations are sent out to parents, police, liquor store owners - anyone she feels would be inter­ ested in learning more about these topics.

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Nigel Smith, '01, Turning Point mentor, discusses the day's With so many BSC students and staffers lending their activities with the students. expertise and giving hours to help others, the benefit to the community is clear. But what is the advantage to the college itself? The answer can be found inscribed on a bronze plaque at Boyden Hall: "Not to be ministered unto, but to minister." Since 1888, this motto has guided BSC's efforts in community service and instilled a spirit of duty and service deep into the college's collective soul. Dr. Huber calls the motto "the underlying basis of the college education here at Bridgewater. I see our gradu­ ates leaving Bridgewater. 1see them as people who are going to be leaders in their communities in the years to come." The prime time to foster that spirit of community service is when a person is between 17 and 22 years old. Afirst-person experience in helping others can be intoxicating. •

BSC students provide literature on health benefits of Karen White is ajreelancer who writes feature and quitting smoking during the Great American Smokeout event investigative articles for Cape Cod Magazine, Dance in November. Spirit, AAA Horizons and Plymouth County Business Review. Students, faculty and staffvolunteer endless hours to community service. STARS (Students Teaching Awesome Readers) has been operating out ofthe Office of Student Activities for the past four years. About 20 BSC students travel to the Kennedy Elementary School in Brockton twice a week to work with third and fourth graders on their reading skills. The Circle K Club, sponsored by the East Bridgewater Kiwanis Club, puts in 1,200 hours of community service both on campus and off during this school year working with the AIDS Task Force, taking inner city children on A Sailor's life For Me Captain Foley, '70, Finds Satisfaction Sailing Schooners and Tall Ships Schooner America gave Capt. Foley the chance to sail the ship of his dreams. Cap~. ca~ ike all the best sea captains, Kevin Foley The Schooner America is a replica of the original spin a good yarn. Asked about hIs adventures, he 11 America, a ship of ground-breaking design built in 1851 s: Lunleash a cascade of stories - stories about Key specifically to be displayed at the first World's Fair in ~ West and Jolly Old England, of Anthony Perkins and ~ England. There the ship raced and beat (quite soundly, Russian commodores and carousing politicians who must Capt. Foley states) 14 top British ships, thereby begin­ ~ go unnamed; of tall but true tales of Stradivariuses and ning a racing tradition that would become known as the square riggers and history he has touched. America's Cup. He'll tell you how preciolis the Capt. Foley captained the Schooner America in the light is in Maine, and how beautiful Tall Ships 2000 sail. From his place of honor on deck, he it is to be gently drifting on a boat heard the cheers and greeted long lines of guests at every as the fog rolls in among the city along the tour. "When you pull into harbors in a Camden hills. He'll tell you about schooner, people go crazy," he said. patriotic Philadelphia crowds as he There is a romance about Tall Ships, he said, undeni­ captained a schooner up the able to sailors and landlubbers alike. Being chosen as Delaware during the Tall Ships cele­ captain of a Tall Ship - in particular, such an important bration. He'll tell you about washing historic ship - is an experience that Capt. Foley can down boats for $2 at the Wellfleet barely describe. Perhaps growing up in Massachusetts, Marina and piloting whale watch loving baseball and being chosen to play for the Red Sox cruises out of Provincetown and would compare, he said. running a surf shop in Eastham. "You dream the dream, you love boats - traditional Most importantly, he'll tell you how boats, schooners and square riggers. On those kinds of satisfying his life at sea has been. boats you learn your skills, how to tie knots, how to treat "lfl died tomorrow l'd be a happy the rigging with pine tar, how to splice," he said. ''It's person," Capt. Foley said. ''rve sailed reliving the glory of the old days, trying to keep the past to Europe, the Mediterranean, alive. These boats are like moving museums." Capt. Kevin Foley Ireland, Scotland, South America, Last spring and summer, Capt. Foley captained a pri­ Bermuda, the Caribbean. 1feel vately-owned 70-foot sailboat from Florida to the Great blessed." Lakes. Friends and family of the boat's owner were along Capt. Foley's love affair with boats began long before for the ride, and Capt. Foley made the journey as pleas­ his graduation from Bridgewater State College in 1970 ant as possible by dropping anchor at Annapolis, New with a degree in elementary education. Teaching was York City and Nantucket. never really on his mind - sailing and surfmg were. On He hopes to use the money he made on that six­ many mornings Capt. Foley and his roommates would month assignment to buy a bed and breakfast in Maine. rise at 4 AM, grab their boards and drive to New Bedford He envisions a life of summers spent trading stories with to surf, arriving back at the college dripping but in time tourists, and winters cruising boats in Key West. Best of for lOAM class. the land, best of the sea. It's an enviable lifestyle, and When his first career choice as an oceanographer did­ Capt. Foley admits just how fortunate he's been to find it. n't pan out, Capt. Foley persisted in molding his love of "1 was in the library at BSC looking up a book on the sea into a career. "I just had an interest in boats. So O'Henry, and 1ran into a book on Joshua Slocum (the many people have an interest in something and don't first man to sail solo around the world). 1read that book pursue making a living with that interest," he said. "1 in my dorm room, right there at Bridgewater, and 1knew must stress this is something anyone can do. When 1 that's what 1wanted to do," he said. "1 haven't sailed started, 1didn't know anything more than anyone else." around the world, but l've sailed plenty of miles. 1feel When Capt. Foley and his former wife purchased a very lucky." • 56-footer and began chartering cruises in the Caribbean, he realized it was possible to run boats professionally. He Karen White is a freelancer who writes feature took jobs saiiing to Europe, up and down the East Coast, and investigative articles for Cape Cod Magazine, learning the ins and outs of running yachts and large Dance Spirit, AAA Horizons and Plymouth County sailing ships. Then a friendship with the owner of the Business Review. Gaines Family Connection to BSC Runs Deep

.t They might not talk about it offerings and Paulajo by its nne ~ much, but the connection is reputation for turning out teachers. ~ there. Each and every member All the siblings received BSC ~ of the Gaines family - from mom diplomas with the exception of ~ and dad right down through four Patti, the family "free spi~t," who ~ siblings - has attended, worked at fell in love with an Australian while or graduated from Bridgewater in school and moved to the Land Seated: Jo Eva and Paul Sr. Standing: Paulajo, Patti, Paul Jr., and State College. Down Under. Although Paulajo Jena in a family photo taken in 1983. ''It's something we all have in shared the campus with Paul Jr. for common," Paul Gaines Jr., '91, said. not an easy one. "We understand what Bridgewater "Bridgewater State College took has done for us. We know the lead in assuring diversity and Bridgewater has helped us get equality. Those were hard times, where we are today. That's just very difficult," he said. "In Boston, something we know." there were tremendous problems It's unusual enough for siblings with integration, minorities were to pick the same school as each nghting allover the South." other, and rarer still to attend col­ Despite his ideological motiva­ lege on the same campus where tions, accepting the position was their father works. As an adminis­ not an easy decision, Paul Sr. said. trator, Paul L. Gaines Sr., '68, He was comfortable teaching and worked to set up and coordinate coaching basketball in the public minority programming at BSC from schools in Newport. The family's 1968 to 1996. During those years, Jo Eva Gaines and Paul Gaines Sr. hometown of Newport was a long daughters Jena Gaines, Patricia way from Bridgewater - one hour "Patti" Gaines, Paulajo Mays, and one year, and Jena and Patti were at and 15 minutes in the days before son Paul Jr. were undergraduate BSC for a time together, all were in Route 24, he said. But he had students. Not only that, but mother different majors with different pro­ always felt a strong sense ofsup­ Jo Eva Gaines also spent plenty of fessors, hanging out with different port from BSC, and at the urging of time at BSC, receiving a certincate social groups, nnding their own Jo Eva, made his choice. of advanced graduate study. niches. During the next three decades, There was no master plan at "1 am surprised all my kids ended Paul Sr. worked to recruit minority work here, no parental pressure or up at Bridgewater," Jo Eva said. students to BSC, then assist them impending sense of duty. Patti "They are all very independent. I both academically and socially admits she liked the idea of being suppose there is something special while on campus to assure their close to her father, as well as about their dad that they didn't eventual success. During his nrst attending a college where both her think being at his school would year, Paul Sr. recruited only 11 stu­ parents were "making a difference." compromise their individuality." dents, six ofwhom graduated. As Paul Jr. looked at many schools and Through all those years and time went on, the numbers of also considered the military before many more before, Paul Sr. worked minority students steadily rose. deciding BSC was the best nt. to assure ethnic diversity and Paul Sr. established the African­ Yet, two sisters started their col­ understanding across the college American Society and PROGRESS, lege careers at other institutions ­ campus. After receiving his master's helped students with difficulty in Jena at Mt. Holyoke and Paulajo at from BSC in May of 1968, he was the residence halls, and talked to Spelman College in Atlanta. hired to recruit and assist minority professors about changing atti­ Midway through their college students. At that time, ethnic tudes. His titles kept changing, from careers both transferred to BSC; equality was still a new, and very director of PROGRESS to director of Jena drawn by BSC's anthropology volatile, concept, and the job was didn't talk about that stuff much. hound rescue, and humane society, Until he retired 1never knew." Even and takes her dog on pet visitations though Paul Sr. has retired from his with children at the local battered full-time position, he is still part of women's shelter. She lives in the college community as a mem­ Kalamazoo. ber of the BSC Foundation Board. It was at BSC in Joanne lfBSC is one large theme in the Wuschke's language acquisition and Gaines' family story, education is development class where Paulajo another. All the family members realized teaching was her calling. except for Patti were or are She had tried different majors, employed in education. Once again, "attempting to do anything else but as with BSC, no one knew everyone be a teacher," but fmally gave in to was headed in the same direction. fate. After graduating from BSC in "With other families, they go 1990, she secured a first-grade into medicine or law or business. teaching job in Newport, eventually Education was the only thing we staying in the classroom for 10 were exposed to," Jena said. "Our years. ANational Board Certified parents were tough on us in school. Teacher, she received a master's We had to do as well as we could. "from the University of New England Looking back, it was natural that in Maine in 1999 and is a third year we gravitated toward teaching." doctoral student at Rhode Island A 1983 BSC graduate, Jena College and the University ofRhode eventually gave up anthropology Island seeking a Ph.D. in Education. for history, receiving a master's in She is the early childhood coor­ Paulajo Mays, '90, and her sons 1985 and a doctorate in 1990 from dinator for the Newport Public Zachary (left) and Nicolas. the University ofVirginia. She's Schools. Paulajo and her husband, minority affairs to assistant to been teaching modern European Don Mays, have two sons, Zachary, the president for affirmative action history to graduates and under­ 7, and Nicolas, 6. and minority affairs, but his job graduates at Western Michigan While at BSC, Paul Jr. thought was basically the same - make sure University, and is considering he'd forge a career using 1V to dis­ each student, regardless of color switching to a Kaplan school to cuss important issues or perhaps or race, has a fair chance at an teach test strategies to nervous SAT find a job in the mental health field. equal education. test-takers. After graduating in 1991, he "1 wanted this to be woven into Afreelance writer for reference worked at WGBli in Boston. In June the college, not remain a special books, Jena's love of animals keeps of this year, he accepted a position program," he said. "Our goal was to her busy. She volunteers with the at Carleton College in Minnesota as have a campus where the students local animal rescue league, grey- assistant director of multicultural were just accepted as students, not affairs. lie supervises a peer men­ as minority students." toring team for first year students Because of their parents' and serves as a supervisor for three involvement in the local school culture houses: Latino, African­ systems and Paul Sr:s service on American and Asian-American. lie the city council and as mayor of also provides consultation regarding Newport, his children had grown cultural identity and adjustment up with comments of "Oh, 1know issues that many students of color your father" or "1 know your face. lie plans to complete his mas­ mother." They were used to ter's in education from Bridgewater hearing strangers' accolades this fall and is looking forward to about their parents. graduating in January. "My dad is an icon. People talk A gifted athlete, Paul Jr. has vol­ with such reverence when they talk unteered his time working with about Mr. Gaines; especially former high school students coaching track students. People really appreciate at Rogers liigh School in Newport. the hard job he had," Jena said. "lie liis team had a remarkable 53- 1

Patti Gaines Ambition, family tradition, a when others might criticize the col­ love oflearning - the Gaines family lege or decisions by the administra­ has plenty of ties that bind. They tion. "It's hard to separate myself also share a love of the ocean and realize it's not my school," she gleaned from growing up on said. Narragansett Bay "1 am blessed to be a Gaines, And, of course, there is always attend BSC and be part ofsome­ BSc, a place that has meant much thing that has been so important to more to the family than just a my family life," Patti said. "That school. lt's a place where Paulajo was the most important thing." ran through the corridors ofBoyden BSC, in turn, has not forgotten Hall as a tiny child, a place where the Gaines. Ascholarship has been the independent Patti would seek established in Paul Sr.'s name and is out her father for advice ori college awarded to Black, Cape Verdean or life. lt's where Paul Jr. traveled the Hispanic students of African globe vicariously through the sto­ descent who are majoring in educa­ ries of students he worked with in tion and preparing for careers in Jena Gaines, '83 teaching or counseling; and several family members have been inducted record over two seasons. He also as student achievers in the college's competes in track and fleld and Black Achievement Hall softball. Achievement. The three have followed in the And there is always the next footsteps ofMom Jo Eva, who generation. Paulajo's two sons taught elementary music in the already know they are bound for Middletown, R.I., Public Schools for college. Picking a school now might , 4 years before switching to guid­ seem a bit premature, but she can ance. She retired as the Middletown certainly imagine a day far from director of guidance in 1995. today, driving them up the familiar Once again, Patti followed a dif­ roads to Bridgewater, dropping ferent path. For several years she them at the Rondileau Campus worked in communications for Center and waving good-bye. • Chase Manhattan Bank in Australia, introducing the brand new elec­ Karen White is a freelancer who tronic banking network to skeptical writes feature and investigative customers. She then decided to articles for Cape Cod Magazine, Paul Gaines Jr., '91 combine her love of computers and Dance Spirit, AAA Horizons and art by becoming a graphic designer, Plymouth County Business Review. and now runs her own computer the international and national stu­ graphics design business, working dent exchange programs, and fol­ with major advertising agencies as lowed in his father's footsteps by well as in the motion picture and volunteering his time with multicul­ music industries. tural affairs. It's where two ofJena's Patti's creative success led her professors convinced her to attend design work to be nominated for graduate school for history and set an AR1A award (the Aussie equiva­ her on a promising career path. lent of a GrammyJ, but her design For Paul Sr., Bridgewater is a career may be almost over. The special place where he made close "free-spirit" ofthe Gaines family friends who enrich his life even is in the process of setting up an today. Jo Eva admits that the fam­ eco-tourism health spa near her ily's connection has created a loy­ home in Kalkite. alty to BSC, and she gets a bit testy writing the script to directing the scenes to running the lights, Cameras, cameras to performing. As the students learned about camera angles and Action! audio boards and switches, they were also working on writing, science, technology, language and the Burnell School Fifth Graders performing arts. "This sort of program is clearly part of the Moakley Use Moakley Center in Center's mission, and it has been given the go-ahead for this school year." Creative Curriculum Mr. Slotnick said the children jumped into the rthur Slotnick, assistant director for Telecom­ program with enthusiasm. They filmed science experi­ munications, thought the children would be shy. ments and cooking demonstrations. They put together AHe thought he'd have to encourage the fifth an "appropriate" school fashion show and read original graders from Burnell Elementary School to touch the stories and poetry. They recorded an interview with an television studio's involved visual and audio equipment, elderly gentleman who spoke of going to school in the convince them to operate the lights, coax them in front "good old days." One group gave out the secret recipe of the camera. for making ooze. Others discussed relationship issues Boy, was he wrong. such as friendship and discrimination. One video pre­ The young students took sentation showed how to play the flute, another to TV production like explained how to take a test, while another dissected Steven Spielberg to a a math problem. summer blockbuster. The students were never at a loss for a good idea. ''It was as if we didn't "I give credit for that to the teachers for encouraging have to tell them any­ the thought process," he said. thing," Mr. Slotnick said. Throughout the process of creating and filming the "These kids have grown video sequences, Mr. Slotnick said he was pleased to see up with technology. the students cooperating and collaborating, working There really was no fear." together, explaining their ideas to each other. Every time Two classes of fifth a segment was finished, whether the shot was a keeper graders, led by Burnell or a blooper, the students applauded and said nice things Burnell School student works School teachers Brooke to each other. on video production. Doran and Matthew "There was a lot of intellectual brainstorming going Clark, worked through­ on," he said. "There were different things happening out the past school year with Mr. Slotnick in the Moakley at different levels. Not only did this program address Center's Television Studio. The students became involved real academic disciplines, but also it helped them gener­ in all aspects of creating a video presentation, from ate leadership and social skills. There's no curriculum for that."

United States and Europe. Performing Music with a Professor Santos, who has Caribbean Flair studied piano with Arturo Beneditti Michelangeli, distinguished group of musicologists, ethnomusi­ Alfredo Fondecaro and col 0 gists, composers and performers from around Carl Lamson, has not Athe world gathered in Trinidad and Tobago for allowed his retirement the 2001 Inter-American Conference on Black Music from teaching to slow Research sponsored by the Society for American Music him down. and The Center for Black Music Research, Columbia In addition to his College. The group was fortunate to have as one of their performance in the presenters a talent familiar to the Bridgewater State Caribbean, he also College community - Henry Santos, professor emeritus performed the Sonata of music. Henry Santos in D Minor by Domenico ''It was truly an honor to be invited by the premier Scarlatti and the Piano institution of its kind, the Center for Black Music Sonata in E Flat Major, Opus 7 by Beethoven at the East Research, to perform for my peers," said Professor Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania. Santos. "Music is my life," said Professor Santos. "It is what An accomplished and respected pianist, Professor 1do." Santos has performed the works of classicists in the The following faculty mem­ SSC Celebrates bers were honored for having had one or more books published between 1995 and 2000: Dr. Faculty Publications Marcia K. Anderson, Movement Arts, Health Promotion and ?' Faculty and administrators gathered at a festive Leisure Studies (MAHPLS); :£ reception at the Maxwell Library to recognize Dr. Walter Carroll, sociology, o nearly 70 faculty members who had books or 1: anthropology and criminal Z articles published between 1995 and 2000. justice; Dr. Thomas Curley, e::: Faculty members Dr. Michael Kryzanek, chairperson English; Dr. Elizabeth K. -2'" of political science, and Dr. Paul Dubois, movement arts, Englander, psychology; Dr. s:: Sandra Faiman-Silva, sociology, ~ health promotion and leisure studies, helped former anthropology and criminal .~ director oflibraries David Carlson coordinate the event. justice; Dr. Robert E. Fitzgibbons, ~ The list represents publications of the highest quality. philosophy; Dr. Diana Fox, Dr. Michael Kryzanek (right). c2 Only books published by university or nationally known sociology, anthropology and professor of political science. commercial presses were included, and only articles from criminal justice; Dr. Anne Hird, presents Dr. John Kilbourne secondary education and pro­ with a plaque at the faculty verified refereed journaIs were listed. The selection fessional programs; Dr. Andrew publications reception. process for refereed journals requires an anonymous C. Holman, history; Dr. Susan A review process by peers and other scholars in the field. Holton, communication studies; Faculty members who published books were presented Dr. Michael J. Kryzanek, political science; Dr. Howard B. London, dean with plaques, and those published in journals received of the School of Arts and Sciences; Dr. Kim Macinnis, sociology, anthro­ pology and criminal justice; Dr. John Marvelle, elementary and early framed certificates. The nearly 70 authors recognized childhood education; Dr. Thomas J. Mickey, communication studies and amounts to almost a third of the entire faculty. theatre arts; Dr. Glenn Miller, earth sciences and geography; Dr. Nancy "1 hope that it sends a message to faculty that their Street, CART, communication studies and theatre arts; Dr. Gerald contributions - not just to teaching, but also to research Thornell, elementary and early childhood education; Dr. Thomas R. and scholarship - are very important, and that this is one Turner, history; and Dr. Matilde Zimmermann, history. The following faculty members were recognized for having an way we can recognize it," said Mr. Carlson. article published in a verified refereed journal: Dr. Jabbar AI-Obaidi, com­ Gesturing at tables filled with the books and articles munication studies and theatre arts; Dr. Marcia K. Anderson, MAHPLS; written by faculty members, Dr. Kryzanek noted that the Dr. Barbara Apstein, English; Dr. Bettina Aten, earth sciences and geogra­ accomplishments of the faculty are especially impressive phy; Dr. Jeanne Aurelio, management; Dr. Victoria L. Bacon, secondary when considering that professors here carry a heavier education and professional programs; Dr. Jeffery A. Bowen, biological sciences; Dr. Lydia Burak, MAHPLS; Dr. Dina M. Carbonell, social work; course load than instructors at many other institutions. Dr. Drake Chisholm, psychology; Dr. Sandra R. Ciocci, special education "H's another example of this place being a lot more and communication disorders; Dr. David M. Culver, history; Dr. Thomas than we think it is," Dr. Kryzanek said. He said the event Curley, English; Dr. Victor DeSantis, political science; Dr. Edward F. gave faculty members the opportunity to learn more Deveney, physics; Dr. Paul Dubois, MAHPLS. about the work oftheir colleagues, and noted that the Also, Dr. Elizabeth K. Englander, psychology; Dr. Patricia Fanning, sociology, anthropology and criminal justice; Dr. Robert E. Fitzgibbons, recognition of their publications has "really invigorated philosophy; Dr. Luci Fortunato-Delisle, history; Dr. Diana Fox, sociology, the faculty here." anthropology and criminal justice; Dr. Arnold Girdharry, English; "This is my first year here, and it's very exciting for Dr. Frank Gorga, chemical sciences; Dr. Robert Hellstrom, earth sciences somebody new to see this kind of support," said Dr. and geography; Dr. Leonid Heretz, history; Dr. Andrew C. Holman, history; Matilde Zimmermann, assistant professor of history. Dr. Jonathan H. Holmes, psychology; Dr. Susan A Holton, communication studies and theatre arts; Dr. Joseph Huber, MAHPLS; Dr. Audra L. Kennedy, She noted that in addition to the publications listed for biological sciences; Dr. John R. Kilbourne, MAHPLS; Dr. Christopher recognition, there are "literally thousands of conference J. Kirkey, political science; Dr. Dennis E. Kuhl, physics; Dr. Rebecca papers, book reviews and presentations" produced by S. Leavitt, social work; Dr. Leora Lev, foreign languages; Dr. Margaret faculty members every year. A. Lowe, history. Dr. Marcia Anderson, chairperson of the Department Also, Dr. Thomas J. Mickey, communication studies and theatre arts; Dr. Shaheen Mozaffar, political science; Dr. Michael Murtagh, psychol­ of Movement Arts, Health Promotion and Leisure ogy; Dr. Gregory D. Nelson, elementary and early childhood education; Studies, said she was pleased to see faculty members, Sarah Nesbeitt, Library, Reference/Systems; Dr. Chifuru Noda, chemical several of whom are in her department, be recognized sciences; Dr. Donald Padgett, biological sciences, Dr. Diane Peabody, for their efforts. biological sciences; Dr. Carolyn Petrosino, sociology, anthropology and "We have some tremendous faculty members who, criminal justice; Dr. Charles Robinson, CART coordinator/secondary edu­ cation; Dr. Pamela J. Russell, MAHPLS; Dr. Peter J. Saccocia, earth sciences on their own time, do writing that puts the college name and geography; Dr. George Serra, political science; Dr. Kristin E. Shoaf, on the national forefront," Dr. Anderson said. The library foreign languages; Dr. Philip T. Silvia Jr., history; Dr. Jadwiga Smith, has made every effort to obtain copies of each of the English; Dr. William S. Smith, English; Dr. Nancy Street, CART, communi­ publications honored. cation studies and theatre arts; Shu-Chen Tu, library, cataloging; Dr. Thomas R. Turner, history; Dr. Ranjit Vohra, economics; Dr. Linda M. Wilkens, math and computer science; and Dr. Nancy Witherell, elementary and early childhood education. BSC Signs Joint Admissions Board of Higher Education Agreement with Dean Approves Criminal Justice ridgewater State College and Dean College have Programs entered into a Joint Admissions agreement, which Bwill facilitate the transfer of eligible participating '-E TWO new degree programs are fully subscribed in students from Dean to Bridgewater upon completion of .§ their inaugural semester this fall at Bridgewater ~ their associate degree program. The program began in State College, after the state Board of Higher ~ September. Education earlier this year approved proposals for a ~ "Bridgewater State College has enjoyed a strong asso­ bachelor ofscience in criminal justice and a master ciation with Dean College students for many years," said c2 of science in criminal justice. BSC President Adrian Tinsley. "Bachelor's degree programs in criminal justice are "This formal agreement offered only at private institutions in Southeastern between the two institutions, Massachusetts and there is no graduate degree progran which represents the nrst such offered at any private or public institution in the regior agreement with an indepen­ said Dr. Laurence Richards, acting vice president for dent college, will enhance academic affairs. "The creation of both the bachelor's student transition into our and master's degree programs was motivated by a community. The agreement growing demand for these programs both nationally also reaffirms Bridgewater and regionally." State College's commitment Both programs, approved unanimously by the BHE, to providing access to higher are based on standards established by the Academy of education for residents of Criminal Justice Sciences (AUS), which requires specinl President Adrian Southeastern Massachusetts." content in nve essential areas: criminal and juvenile Tinsley and Dean "Dean College historically justice processes, criminology, law enforcement, law College President Paula adjudication and corrections. Information technology Rooney sign joint has sent a large number of admissions agreement. graduates to Bridgewater State in criminal justice and diversity in the criminal justice College each year, and this for­ system represent two special themes that distinguish mal agreement will further enhance that relationship," this program from other undergraduate degree progran said Dean College President Paula M. Rooney. The master's program offers concentrations: the Dean College, founded in 1865 in Franklin, is the administration ofjustice, in cooperation with the largest, private college in New England offering a tradi­ master of public administration program, and crime tional two-year liberal arts program ofstudy not only to and corrections. students in Massachusetts, but from all over the United States and 20 countries.

these students with an opportunity to learn more about BSC and MCC Collaborate on their own heritage as well as the ethnic experience as Irish-American Studies Minor part of American history." The Irish-American Studies Program contains three ridgewater State College and Massasoit Commun­ distinct components: academic coursework, the opportu­ ity College have collaborated to offer a new minor nity for study abroad and cultural programs and events. Bin Irish-American Studies to students at both "We also hope to tie together the past experiences of institutions for the nrst time this fall. the Irish-American community with present activities and This multidisciplinary program, the nrst of its kind in events," said Dr. Patricia Fanning, co-director of the the nation, focuses on the Irish experience in the United program and assistant professor of sociology at Bridge­ States and Canada, which represents a departure from water State College. "Because of the rich Irish-American most Irish Studies initiatives in American universities. cultural life ofBoston and the surrounding suburbs, we The program integrates history, literature, art, sociology, plan to supplement the program with a variety of public anthropology, political science and popular culture. events which would draw upon, and be of interest to, "A large number ofstudents at Massasoit Community the area's Irish-American population." College and Bridgewater State College, as well as many For more information on the program, contact residents in Southeastern Massachusetts, are oflrish­ Dr. Conor Johnston, Department of English at Massasoit American descent," said Dr. Conor Johnston, co-director Community College at (508) 588-9100 ext. 1884 or of the program and professor of English at Massasoit Dr. Patricia J. Fanning, Department of Sociology, Anthro­ Community College. "This new area of study will provide pology and Criminal Justice at Bridgewater State College at (508) 531-2648. Japanese Educator Visits to He completed his formal education at Harvard Learn About BSe Graduate University, returned to Japan, where at first he :B The campus welcomed an associate professor of found opposition to his ideas .§ education at Tokyo Gakugei University this from supporters of tradi­ QS summer to aid in her research of famous Japanese tional Japanese teaching. He ~ educator and BSC graduate Mr. Shuje lsawa. founded the first normal ~ Dr. Miho Hashimoto discovered Mr. lsawa's connec­ school in Tokyo, but his par- Or. Miho Hashimoto ~ tion to BSC when she was writing her thesis about him ticular interest was music and his importance in the development of the modern education. He believed that exposure to music and dance Japanese school curriculum. helped to develop the human potential as far as possible. Mr. lsawa, an 1877 graduate of BSC, came to the He excelled in his chosen profession and eventually United States during the "New Meiji Era," a time when held a high administrative post in Japan's education many young Japanese came to America, especially administration. New England, to learn about the social, economic, and Of. Hashimoto researched the Special Collections cultural elements ofAmerican life. section in the Maxwell Library during her academic visit.

Franklin Ollivierre Appointed Public Service is a to BSe Boa rd Of Trustees Family Tradition .€ Acting Governor Jane Swift has appointed Mr. .€ ate Stone, '02, learned the art of running a politi­ .§ franklin P. 011ivierre of Newton to the Bridgewater ~ cal campaign at an early age and it is clear she ~ ~ Cl:l State College Board ofTrustees for a term ending Cl:l Kpaid attention. She took the skills she learned from ~ in March 2005. ~ her father, Plymouth County Commissioner Robert ~ Mr. Ollivierre is the special assistant for projects at ~ Stone, and parlayed ~ the Massachusetts Port Authority, where he represents ~ them into a successful the director of Massport at meetings and activities where bid to be the student the agency has an interest such as the development of trustee to the Bridge­ regional airports. He works with concerned individuals water State College and organizations such as citizens, environmental and Board of Trustees for business groups as well as local, state, and federal the 2001-2002 academic officials and their staffs. year. "The college plays an important role in the edu­ Her interest in the cational, cultural, and economic life of Southeastern student trustee position Massachusetts. I eagerly look forward to becoming came from her experi­ a participating member ence serving as a senator of the BSC community," in the Student Govern­ said Mr. Ollivierre. ment Association. She Before his position with had considered running Kate Stone Massport, Mr. Ollivierre for re-election to the served for seven years senate, but soon realized the student trustee position as the Secretary ofElder would provide her with an opportunity to make an even Affairs for the Common­ greater difference in the lives of BSC students. wea lth of Massachusetts. As student trustee, Ms. Stone, a senior majoring A 1999 recipient of in intensive special education and psychology, will the Career Achievement represent the student body at monthly board meetings Alumni Award from the and serve as a representative on the presidential search Greater New Bedford committee. Regional Vocational High "The most important responsibility the student Franklin P.Ollivierre School, Mr. 011ivierre holds trustee has is to communicate to the students what a bachelor's degree from changes are occurring at the college and why they are Boston University and a master's degree from Michigan happening," said Ms. Stone. "1 want to make myself State University. He is a member of the Collegium of available to the students to listen to their concerns Distinguished Alumni of the College of Arts and and articulate their opinions and issues to the board." Sciences, Boston University. In her new position, Dean Jones will oversee the programs and services for international students, study abroad and exchange and coordinate services for students and employees with disabilities. She will take on expanded leadership responsibilities in the division and as the division representative in college projects.

Dr. Patricia O'Brien, assistant vice president of academic affairs, Pictured left to right: Dr. Dorothy Oppenheim, Martha Jones and Dr. Patricia O'Brien was named associate vice president for planning and assessment. Dr. Business Education (lACBE) and O'Brien joined the BSC community Appointments development and implementation in 1996 as director ofinstitutional of the lACBE Outcomes Assessment research and assessment. She was Appointments approved by plan. She will also be responsible an American Council on Education Board ofTrustees for the CM accreditation process (ACE) fellow for the 1999-2000 Dr. Dorothy Oppenheim was for the aviation department. academic year. named acting dean of the School Her responsibilities include inte­ of Management and Aviation Associate Dean for Student grating the initiatives of the col­ Science. Dr. Oppenheim had served Affairs Martha Jones was lege's Vision Paper into the other as acting associate dean last year. appointed to the position of Dean planning processes ofthe college, Afaculty member at BSC since of Students. Dean Jones began her including the Mission Implementa­ 1996, Dr. Oppenheim will have tenure at Bridgewater in J966 as tion Plan that BSC prepares for the responsibility for the development assistant to the dean of women. Board ofHigher Education and the ofthe self-study needed for the She was promoted in 1977 to her divisional plans prepared by each school's accreditation by the Inter­ most recent present position as vice president. national Assembly for Collegiate associate dean of student affairs.

College students, already consumers of cell phones Wireless Technology and personal digital assistants, will likely welcome the new opportunities that come with wireless technology. Impacts Campus In other information technology news, the Common­ wealth Information Technology Division has also ...., StUdents who registered for summer session II awarded BSC a $340,000 grant to extend the Mm ;J"l classes, along with scores of ori~ntation students (Massachusetts Information Turnpike Initiative) flber­ registering for the fall, were assIsted by staff work­ optic network to Southeastern Massachusetts via a cable ing on wireless laptop computers. Registering wireless installed by the MBTA. The installation of the cable was may not have seemed like a big deal to the students at part of the agreement between BSC and the MBTA when the time, but the fact that wireless technology is now the commuter rail station was constructed. available on campus will have a major impact on college Chief Information Officer Bill Davis noted that "The life in the near future. Commonwealth's largest, highest capacity data network, The new technology is part of an Information Mm, had no state-owned fiber-optic link to Technology Demonstration Project financed by a grant Southeastern Massachusetts and instead leased these for $529,000 from the Board of Higher Education and facilities. This meant that data connections for higher the Commonwealth Information Technology Division. education and some other agencies were slower and The grant was written by Chief Information Officer Bill much costlier in Southeastern Massachusetts than else­ Davis to build campus-wide wireless technology to sup­ where in the state. The new grant makes possible much port the redesign of three core courses in teacher educa­ faster and efficient network services for BSC and tion. Southeastern Massachusetts." In addition to supporting these courses, the wireless Also scheduled for completion by fall will be the technology will allow students, faculty and staff to use installation of four new technology-enhanced class­ wireless computers throughout the campus. Bridgewater rooms on campus. Two will be in the Maxwell Library, State College is one of the first and largest colleges in and the other two will be located in the Conant Science New England to provide wireless access across 100 per­ Building. cent of the campus. Alumni Weekend 2001

The rains came, but so did more contained a graduation photo, a than 250 alumni! While Alumni small biography ofwhat that person Weekend 2001 was a soggy one, has been doing for the past 50 those who braved the elements years and a current photograph. were happy they did! Many people spent time just look­ ing through the books and "catch­ ing up" with what their classmates have been doing since graduation. th Dr. V. James DiNardo '39 at the On Saturday, the 50 reunion StoneForge cocktail reception. class went to the Moakley Center for the taping of a "Walk Down Following the meeting, everyone Memory Lane." Alumni were given gathered in Flynn Dining Commons the opportunity to share their BTC for a delicious luncheon. Members memories and have them video­ of the Class of 1936, Class of 1941 taped. From there everyone moved and Class of 1951 were all recog­ to liorace Mann Auditorium for nized and congratulated on cele­ the Alumni Association's Annual brating their milestone reunions. Meeting. Some of the afternoon activities BM President, Mr. Robert Carter, were canceled because ofthe '51, presided over the Annual high winds and rain, but the rains Meeting. The Class of 1951 pre­ lifted and the sky brightened for sented President Tinsley with a the evening cocktail reception check of $176,000, the largest class and alumni dinner held at the gift in the college's history and the StoneForge Tavern in Raynham. Class of 1947 also presented a On Sunday morning the skies check to President Tinsley in the were overcast once again, but the amount of $11 ,000. These class Class of 1951 were determined to Pictured above and at right: Friday gifts will be used for student schol­ have a good time on their Sunday night's reception at President Tinsley's arships. Also, Mr. Robert Ryan, '55, home. brunch cruise to Newport, Rhode and Ms. Carolyn Turchon, '62, were 1sland. Just as they were boarding Many members ofthe Class of elected to the Alumni Association's the ship, the skies cleared and they 1951 came to campus on Friday Board ofDirectors. enjoyed their brunch and casual evening. President Adrian Tinsley ride on Narragansett Bay. hosted a cocktail reception at her Even though it rained, it truly home, and then they all returned was a wonderful weekend and the to campus for a reunion dinner in Office of Alumni Relations received the campus center ballroom. 1t numerous thank-you notes from was during the dinner that they all those who attended the festivities. received their Class Books. These 1t is always a great feeling for the books were put together by mem­ staff to see the weekend unfold bers of the reunion committee into something so enjoyable for all. and were a huge hit! Each page

Annual Fund Director Barbara Lafrance Crimson Ambassadors holding daisy Ethel Waters Korotsky, '51, enjoys a speaking with Beverly Pottern Shapiro, chain for alumni as they walk to the all surprise birthday cake at the all alumni '51, and her husband, Mel, at the all alumni luncheon. dinner on Saturday evening. alumni cocktail reception. Members of the class of 1936

Members of the class of 1951

Members of the Class of 1941 celebrate their 60'h class reunion. Muriel Sherman, '47, presents President Adrian Tinsley with a $11,000 gift from the Class of 1947.

Alumni enjoy conversations at the cocktail reception at StoneForge.

Chester Smolski, '51, and Margaret Hart Foley, '51, presents class gift of $176,000 to President Adrian Tinsley. The largest in the college's history.

Class of 1951 on a Sunday brunch cruise to Newport. Alumni Association Presents Awards

Alumni and friends gathered on campus to honor four alumni Bridgewater Alumni and two faculty members for their Association Award for outstanding service and dedication Dr. Kevin Curry (left) with Margaret to Bridgewater State College. Exceptional Dedication Joyce, '56, and Dr. V. James DiNardo, '39. (To make nominations for the 2002 to Students awards, please complete and return Daniel J. Darcy, '88 G'90 Dr. V. James DiNardo Dan's friendly demeanor, open-door Award for Excellence policy and calming personality were in Teaching key factors in ensuring students Dr. Kevin D. Curry would have an enjoyable college Dr. Curry came to Bridgewater State experience at BSC. As the former College in 1994. He received his orientation program coordinator, undergraduate degree from Central Dan was responsible for providing College in Pella, Iowa, his Master of new students with a smooth, yet Science degree from the University exciting transition college life. A of Arizona and his Ph.D. from coworker stated, "His service to the Purdue University. His career as college represents the ideal ofwhat an aquatic ecologist began when every administrator should strive he was a child growing up in for: the ability to see the potential Jack Hackett, '55, (left) with Carolyn Rhinebeck, N.Y., where he spent Turchon, '62, and award recipient in every student, the challenge to hours playing in streams, and John W. Jones, '62. implement new ideas and creative always looking for that special programs, and the chance to fmd the nominations card in the front fishing hole for trout. He studied ofthe magazine.) biology at Central College in lowa Bridgewater Alumni and then his path shifted to fish­ eries and aquatic biology while he Association Award for was working on his master's degree Outstanding Service to at the University ofArizona. Upon the Alumni Association completion of the master's pro­ gram, Kevin was offered a position Professor John Jones, '62 W. at Purdue University as an instruc­ Over the past 30 years, John "Jack" tor in fisheries while he worked Jones has worked tirelessly on on his Ph.D. behalf of the Bridgewater State He left teaching for a short College Alumni Association. As a Jack Hackett, '55, (left) with Daniel J. Darcy, '88, G '90, (right) and Peter period and worked as an Environ­ member of the executive board and George, '84. mental Engineer for Monsanto alumni council he has served in a Chemical. His desire to return to variety of capacities including chair the humor in many situations." teaching was strong and in 1989 he of the nominations, special events, became part of the Biology Depart­ student scholarship and major ment at the American lnternational awards committees. He also com­ College in Springfield, Massachu­ pleted a term as president. He is setts. Dr. Curry came to Bridgewater a member of the Class of 1962 State College in 1994 to develop an reunion committee and has assisted environmental biology program. His in efforts to build a strong class students have been invited to pre­ gift endowment. sent their undergraduate research Jack's loyalty and service to . at regional and national meetings. the alumni association exemplifies Students view Dr. Curry as a special the Bridgewater State College personal mentor and friend. motto "Not to ministered unto, but to minister." Dr. Adrian Rondileau Nicholas P. Tillinghast Award for Professional Award for Achievement Achievement And in the Field ofEducation Community Service Allen G. Brown, '65 G '68 Robert L. Todd, Sr., '64 G'lO Throughout the past 32 years, Allen Bob Todd is President and CEO of Brown has devoted his life to public Ja~k Ha~kett, '55, (left) with Mary Lou education. His leadership skills and Thlmas, 68, and Maureen Collins Todd Properties, a company that Minisian, '88, G'Ol. he founded. He does not, however, his ability to motivate others have devote all of his time to his com­ resulted in numerous contributions Dr. Catherine E. Comeau pany. He is always willing to give to the field of education. His most recent accomplishment was a $38 Award for Outstanding back to the community and is very involved with Bridgewater Savings million expansion and moderniza­ leadership and tion plan for Canton High School Professional Achievement in the Fields ofPhysical Education, Athletics and Administration Mary Lou Thimas, '68 Coaching and physical education instruction have played major roles in Ma'Y Lou's successful career. She started the first girls' basketball Jack Hackett, '55, (left) with Dr. George Jack Hackett, '55, (left) with Allen team in the Quincy public school Weygand, '53, and Robert L Todd Sr., G. Brown, '65, G'68, and Anthony '64, G'70. Sarno, '64. system in 1968 and has coached field hockey, tennis and lacrosse. Bank and local churches. He has and the establishment of a town­ Ma'Y Lou has received many honors served as federal projects coordina­ wide American with Disabilities Act including the Boston Globe Award tor/business manager for West Planning Committee that gained a for "Coach ofthe Year" in basket­ Bridgewater public schools, and was $4.2 million implementation plan ball. She was inducted into the All a member of the Bridgewater Water to make all town buildings and American Football Foundation Study Committee and Bridgewater fields handicap accessible. Bridgewater State College Athl~tic Conservation Commission. Alan has been an advocate of Hall ofFame, New Agenda Hall of Always remembering his roots, high educational standards for his Fame and the Plymouth-Carver Bob is a committed volunteer to community for more than 30 years. High School Athletic Hall ofFame. his alma mater. He is a member His devotion to the field of educa­ Her professional affiliations include ofthe Bridgewater State College tion mirrors the educational vision United States Field Hockey Associ­ Foundation and is a decade cochair of Bridgewater State College's ation; United States Women's for the Endowment Campaign. founder, Nicholas P. Tillinghast. Lacrosse Association; Massachusetts Bob's outstanding professional Alliance for Health, Physical achievement, coupled with his Education, Recreation and Dance; endless service to the community, and the National Association of serves as an inspiration to all. Collegiate Women Athletic Admini­ strators. Ma'Y Lou Thimas is a strong role model for future gener­ ations ofBridgewater State College physical education students. Mr. John Lenny McLean, '90, The new alumni directory, president of the Afro-American scheduled for release in June 2002, Alumni Association, and Mr. Michael will be the most up-to-date and Henry unveiled the association's complete reference of alumni ever new banner. The program ended complied! This comprehensive vol­ with an exhilarating performance ume will include current name, by the college's Gospel Choir. address and phone number, acade­ mic date, plus business information Alumni Directory ­ (if applicable) bound into a classic, library quality edition. ln Search of all John "Lenny" McLean, '90, and Michael Henry, '92, unveil the new banner for Bridgewater State the Afro-American Alumni Association. College Alumni Afro-American Awards Have you ever tried to get in touch with old classmates, only to nnd Ceremony that the last directory is eight years More than 150 alumni, students old? Well, your troubles are over. and friends attended the Afro­ Soon an impressive directory of American Alumni Association nrst Bridgewater State College alumni Annual Awards Ceremony. Student will be available to help you locate scholars were recognized for their all ofyour friends. academic achievements and Ms. The Alumni Office has con­ Gloria Stanton, '74 G '00, was tracted Bernard C. Harris Publishing The new alumni directory recognized for her dedication to Company to produce our directory. promises to be the dennitive refer­ minority alumni and students. Harris has begun researching and ence of more than 30,000 of compiling the information to be Bridgewater State College alumni. printed in the directory by mailing a Don't miss the opportunity to be questionnaire to each alumnus/a. part of it! Please be sure to complete and return your directory questionnaire Birthday Greetings! before the deadline indicated. If you don't return your questionnaire, it is Sheila Tunstall McKenna, '62, possible you may be inadvertently (left) with Florence Brower, '24 omitted or your personaI informa­ G'43, and Vice President for tion will be printed incorrectly. So lnstitutional Advancement don't take a chance; complete the Richard Cost on Florence's Dr. Alan Comedy (left) with Alumni questionnaire form and return it 98th birthday. Award Recipient Gloria Stanton, '74, promptly. Happy Birthday Florence! G'OO, and John "Lenny" McLean, '90. Your information will be edited and processed by Harris for inclu­ Foundation Chair, Mr. Louis M. sion into the new directory. During Ricciardi, '81, was master of cere­ the months of December and monies for the evening. Dr. Robert January you will be contacted by Daniel and his wife, Catherine, 'G Harris directly to verify that your 67 G'77, were in attendance and personal data is absolutely correct. they had the opportunity to meet Please give the representative who and have dinner with Mr. Haywood calls you a few moments ofyour Barnes, 'OJ, one of the student time to verify your listing. If you recipients of the Dr. Robert Daniel wish to place a reservation for the Scholarship. directory, please advise the Harris representative during the conversa­ tion, since this will be the only opportunity to order the book. Ifyou prefer not be listed in the directory, please contact the Alumni Offlce in writing as soon as possible. Football Reunion Dinner The Career Services Office has biology, physics, andjor chemistry a formalized Employer Services and would like to participate in this - April 21, 2001 Program featuring an on-campus event, please contact Tracey Kneeling (left to right): John Florence, interviewing program, a resume Connell, assistant director of career Kevin McClay, Steve Femino, Coach referral program, online job services, at (508) 531-1328 orvia Chuck DeNune listings, a virtual job fair and an e-mail at [email protected]. Standing (left to right): Coach Peter Mazzaferro, Rich Cawley, J.J. Donohue, annual job fair. lfyour organization If you are interested in partici­ Jason Imlach (2001 Tom Cook Alumni would like to participate in anyjall pating in events such as the career Association Award Recipient),Chris Carr, ofthese programs, please contact panels or networking events, call David Consalvi, Coach Doug Mola, Shannon finning, associate the Career Services Office at (508) Coach Jason Wilson, Coach Joe Verria director of career services, at 531-1328. (508) 531-1328 or via e-mail at [email protected]. Afro-Am Alumni We look forward to working with yO!)! Council Mentor Program The Career Services Office, in con­ Dining Etiquette junction with the Afro-Am Alumni Program Association, will sponsor its second Annual Afro-Am Alumni Associa­ Don't miss your opportunity to tion Mentor Program next spring. learn proper dining etiquette This program was developed to from an expert in the field on connect Bridgewater State College Wednesday, Oct. 17, from students of color with Bridgewater 6-8:30 PM in the Campus Center State College alumni of color within Ballroom. Come enjoy a free meal career fields ofinterest for each stu­ and network with current BSC dent. Our intention is to better pre­ students and your fellow alumni. pare second and third year students Sign up is required for this event. for the career planning process and lfyou are interested in attending to provide them with contacts Career please register online at within their potential career fields. www.bridgew.edujdeptsjcarplanjon This program will extend over Services lineworkshops.cfm or call our office the entire spring semester. It will at (508) 531-1328. Register now; consist of a kick-off dinner in Class of 2000 Career seating is limited! January followed by individual Survey Results mentoring meetings (both on- and Spotlight on Alumni off-campus) in february, March The Career Services Office surveys and April as well as workshops and each graduating class six months and Professionals Fall panels. ln May, we will bring the to a year after graduation. lfyou Panel Series program to a close with a conclud­ would like to see a brief summary ing dinner. lfyou are interested in The Offices of Career Services and of the Class of 2000 career survey acting as a mentor for the second Alumni Relations cosponsor several go to the Career Services web site at Annual Afro-Am Alumni Associa­ alumni panel discussions each year. www.bridgew.edujdeptsjcarplanj tion Mentor Program, please These events have been created in survOO.htm. attend the mentor interest meeting an effort to bring together BSC on Wednesday, Nov. 14, from students and our valued alumni. 6:30-7:30 PM in the Crimson Calling All Alumni! The panel discussions offer students and White Room of the Campus a forum for obtaining career infor­ Do you work for a great organiza­ Center or contact Tracey Connell mation and an opportunity to share tion? Would your employer benefit at (508) 531-1328. from hiring future BSC alumni? If ideas and make contacts within so, please consider encouraging the field. your employer to recruit soon-to­ On Wednesday, Nov. 28, the be BSC graduates for full-time, Careers in Life Sciences panel will professional-level positions within take place from 6-8 PM in the your organization. Heritage Room of the Maxwell Library. lfyou work in the fields of AI umni Association Activities Benefit Students. Alumni and the College

ollege alumni associations should foster activities alums along with alumni that benefit alumni, students and the college. from other eastern CThese activities or programs should positively Massachusetts colleges. impact each of the above to variable degrees. Our Visa credit card For example, your alumni association has nearly con­ program generates the summated an agreement with Liberty Mutual Insurance most dollars. Thanks to Company whereby all alumni may purchase house and our alums for vigorously automobile insurance from Liberty Mutual and realize endorsing this scholar­ up to an eight percent savings. You benefit. ship growth program. Robert Carter, '51, president Bridgewater State College Because the royalties your association receives for Apd, the surprising Alumni Association sponsoring the program are all added to the alumni fact about our Bridge­ scholarship fund, our students benefit. water Collection mer- According to U.S. News and World Report's criteria chandising program is that the more expensive rockers for evaluating colleges, scholarship money attracts more and chairs with the college seal are the best selling items. and better students. The college benefits. Most business transactions benefit the buyer and the Another program under development is our alumni seller. Our commercial programs reward you, the students brick walkway, whereby alums may have their names and and our college. Additionally, the profits are added to an class year engraved in a brick permanently positioned in endowment where the principal is never invaded. The the walk, which is part of the Campus Beautification interest and dividends only fund the scholarships. Program. Please participate in our home/auto insurance The Alumni Travel Program is just beginning to gain program and review our other offerings. You will be momentum. Patronage is growing for this low-cost over­ investing in the future for Bridgewater students. seas travel agenda. Fellow travelers include Bridgewater

Upcoming Events please contact the Office ofAlumni Catholic Center - Bridgewater State Relations at 508-531-2695. College Athletic Hall ofFame Banquet Preregistration is required. All Alumni Reception - Jupiter Beach Oct. 26, 2001 6-9 PM proceeds benefit the Carol Mulloy Club- Jupiter, Florida Cuttle Scholarship Fund. Campus Center Ballroom March 15, 2002 6-9 PM Reservations Required- Class of 1942 - Durgin Lecture Alumni Brunch - Chart House, Call 508-531-2695 Nov. 17,2001 7:30 PM Long Boat Key Rondileau Campus Homecoming March 17, 2002 11 AM-l PM Center Auditorium Oct. 27, 2001 Save the Date!!! Come back and cheer the Bears on as Greg Frederickson of Purdue University will speak on Geometric Class of 1962 - 40th Reunion they face Fitchburg State College! The July 26-27, 2002 alumni tent will be set up on the foot­ Dissections. This is a topic in "Sturbridge Revisited" ball field with lots of goodies and sur­ Recreational Mathematics and promises Mark your calendars now to attend prises awaiting everyone. Please be sure to be interesting, easily understood, the Class of 1962 40th Reunion. It is to stop by and say hello to the alumni extremely visual and a lot of fun. being held at the Old Sturbridge Village staff. The newly formed Greek Alumni Admission is free and a reception will Lodge and Tavern. More details will fol­ Council will also have a table set up take place in the Campus Center low in the upcoming months. under the tent to welcome back all Ballroom after the lecture. their brothers and sisters and the Class Alumni Chamber Choir Washington, DC Alumni of 1976 is hosting a post-game cele­ Holiday Concert Reception bration under the Alumni Tent on the Dec. 15, 2001 6- 10 PM The Occidental-Washington, DC Boyden Quad for all classes. This is Catholic Center - Bridgewater More than 25 alumni and friends always a fun-filled day, so don't miss State College turned out for a great night at the the chance to "come home" and Hall ofBlack Achievement famous Occidental restaurant in reunite with old friends. Heritage Celebration Washington, DC. Dr. Richard Cost, vice president for institutional advancement Carol Mulloy Cuttle Aloha Jan. 26, 2002 6-10 PM Classic 5K Road Race brought everyone up-to-date on all of Rondileau Campus Center the exciting things taking place on Oct. 27, 2001 Afro-Am Alumni Association's campus. There will be another recep­ The Carol Mulloy Cuttle 5K Road Gospel "Extravaganza tion held in this area in the spring of Race will be run again this year. 1fyou Feb. 23, 2002 6- 10 PM 2002 and alumni in the area will be are interested in running in this race, notified when a date has been set. A Field House Finally!

~ thought it would never happen! ln 1970, the .~ wefaculty of the Department ofHealth and ~ Physical Education first identified the need for ~ an enlarged indoor facility to accommodate academic ] courses, athletics, intramurals and campus r,ecreation. At ~ least three times in the past 30 years need assessments ..s:: 0..., were done and external groups evaluating campus needs "'2 recommended a new academic and recreational facility. 't:c::s Now at last, it is happening! ~ Planning began in earnest in 1996. Clearing and ~ groundbreaking occurred in April and May. The con­ Now that we are getting these regular checks '& struction of the 84,000 square foot $17 million .facility, from Bridgewater we can take a little camping ~ located near Swenson Field, Alumni Park and the other trip to the Adirondacks. ~ athletic fields, will be completed next fall. ~ For three years, campus committees have worked with l-. 5; architects and state officials to get the maximum benefit ~ for the money allocated. The new building will contain onsider making a gift of $10,000 or more, in cash £ faculty, staff and coaching offices for Athletics and the 0: apprec~ated stock to Brid~ewate:'s charitable - Department of Movement Arts, Health Promotion and C91ft annUIty program. You w1ll recelVe a charitable ~ 15 Leisure Studies. There will also be locker rooms; an ath- deduction for part ofthe gift, and quarterly income for t: letic training room; a 9,000-square-foot fitness room; life - based on the ages ofthe beneficiaries and the value c ~ three labs (exercise physiology, biomechanics/motor of the gift. ~ learning and athletic training); five classrooms; a jogging The chart below gives you a general idea ofhow this type of gift could work for you. Remember these gifts -...l track; and a large field house area containing a wooden ~ floor, bleachers and a sYnthetic floor space for a variety "count" toward major reunions like the 50th. For further "'0- information, or a personal example, write or phone Jane <; of activities. Softball and baseball batting cages will be cS suspended above this area. Bradford, '72, G'76, assistant vice president for develop­ As the walls for the facility go up, a campus commit­ ment, Davis Alumni Center, Bridgewater State College, tee is planning the furnishings, furniture and equipment Bridgewater, MA 02325 Telephone: (508) 531-2946. necessary. President Tinsley has agreed that the endow­ ment campaign could include a fund dedicated specifi­ cally to the enhancement of the field house and grounds. This would provide funds for equipment and furnishings over and above what will be available through the state budget. To date, nearly $50,000 has been raised through solicitation of physical education majors (1941-2000), former faculty members and former athletes. As endowed funds, the interest will be utilized each year to supplement state funds to enhance the building and its grounds. Now there is an opportunity for all former students at BSC to show their support of this important addition to the campus. lmagine how the field house will enhance academic and athletic programs. lmagine the recruit­ ment potential as prospective students visit the campus.

(This is the first in a series ofarticles about the facility to be featured in this magazine to keep alumni informed. We hope you will consider the field house endowment fund worthy ofyour financial support. Please send con­ tributions to Jane Rae Bradford, '72, G'76, assistant vice president for development, Bridgewater State College Foundation, Po. Box 42, Bridgewater. MA 02324.) • from BSC. Regretfully, her husband husband will be celebrating their 1921 passed away in 1974. She writes 60 th wedding anniversary. Together, that she'd be interested in hearing they have traveled throughout the Ruth H. Stretton Boyden writes from any of the three-year students U.s. Agnes enjoys her time reading, that she turned 102 in July! She who graduated in 1935. gardening and enjoying her family. taught school for 25 years and resides at Tidd Home in Woburn. Since moving to Woburn, Ruth has 1937 taken quite an interest in the city's 1936 history and has contributed articles Barbara Albret Ruth Metcalf to the Advocate and Woburn PO Box 1075 104 Pleasant Street Times. EastDenn~,MA 02641 Bridgewater, MA 02324 Phyllis Esau 45 Bryant Avenue 1924 Milton, MA 02186 1939 Adeline Fruzzetti Ricci's grand­ Florence Brower, '24 G'43, cele­ June 2nd was truly rain swept, a th daughter will be starting her junior brated her 98 birthday. Her daugh­ factor that must have discouraged year at Bridgewater in September ... ter, Cathryn, hosted an open house some ofyou from attending Alumni Mary Reposa Santos volunteers at and Florence was blessed with Day. Still, it was a success. Only six the Middle SchoQI Library in many visitors. loyal 1936'rs gathered at the alumni Rehoboth. luncheon: Connie Nash Hartwell; 1933 Alice Carr Pedonti; Peg Mahady Boyle; Paul Olenick with wife, Rita 1940 Class Secretary Stella Krupka Donahue, '37; Phyl Esau and Barb passed away in April. She taught Albert. Tillinghast Dining Hall was Janice Brennan Sprogell public school for 44 years and beautifully decorated and the 41 Linwood Drive retired from Broad Meadows Junior bountiful buffet was delicious. West Hartford, CT 06107 High School in Quincy. Stella was When Candace Maguire, director of very active in the community and alumni relations, asked the Class of Polish cultural affairs. She traveled 1936 to stand, we received a fine 1941 round of applause (perhaps in to Poland often and did volunteer Winnifred Taylor Hodges writes amazement that we could still teaching several times while there. that she is still living the good life stand?) How we wished that more She was a reporter for the The in Sun City Center and enjoys play­ ofyou could have stood with us! Enterprise and Patriot Ledger ing a lot of golf! newspapers. Each of us received a handsome personalized tote bag and a booklet containing the questionnaire which 1942 1934 some ofyou had fIlled out and returned. The alumni staff surely Loretta Kennedy Dexter George Higgins made every effort to make our day 15 Buckwood Drive 20 Deerfield Road pleasant and rewarding. South Yarmouth, MA 02664 Osterville, MA 02566 lt was good to hear from Dot Dr. C. Don Merrill was elected to Anna Ginnetty was a teacher and Bearse in Tennessee who brought the Board of Directors of Cerebral principal in Randolph. She enjoys us up to date with news of some Palsy ofMassachusetts and remains creative writing and reading ... Alice classmates. Ahairline fracture of the active in both the community and Homer Merrikin lives in Randolph knee prevented her from attending church events (lector and vestry). He and enjoys visits with her children Alumni Day. Her letter contained would dearly love to hear from his and grandchildren. the sad news ofthe death of old classmates! Barbara Schmaltz Dorn. To that list we must add the names ofHerbert 1935 Johnson and Joe Szematowicz ... 1944 Agnes Athan Smith taught for 33 Phyllis Kennedy Chase celebrated Madeline Dugger Andrews, the th years after graduating from BSC. her 86 birthday. From 1954 to first African American elected to st She has been married since 1941 1980, Phyllis taught 1 grade. public office in the city ofMedford, and has a son who owns his own Phyllis has two daughters, four was honored posthumously. The business and a daughter who is a grandchildren and two great­ Madeline Dugger Andrews School counselor at Keith Junior High grandchildren. One daughter and located at the Hormel Stadium in School. This year, Agnes and her one granddaughter also graduated Medford was dedicated in 2000 ... Phyllis Powell MacMillan's daugh­ Wayne and Ann Campbell Thomas As you have heard, we had our 45 th ter has a third children's book pub­ just completed their 6th Elder Hostel class reunion in June 2000 and we lished entitled Kindle Me a Riddle. Adventure. Sponsored by Northern are thinking about our 50'h reunion. Afourth book has been accepted. Arizona University, this seven-night We were glad to see those ofyou program included stays at Bryce who attended. Agood number of Canyon, Zion National Park and the you filled out the questionnaire and 1946 northern rim of the Grand Canyon. it was good to be able to read In the past they completed pro­ about what is going on in your lives Phyllis Clayman Friedman grams in Montana, the Ozarks, and and about your families. Every now 30 Washington Street #713 Lake Tahoe ... Nancy Fears Lob and then I reread the notes. Thanks Brighton, MA 02135 spent a week at the International to Marcia Crooks for using this Jack M. Hennan received his mas­ Association of Creative Dance in information and including a class ter's degree in education in 1950 San Marcos, Texas, where she was a update in the last alumni letter. from BSC. After graduating, he presenter and an attendee ... Myra Francena hopes that more class­ taught for several years in the Powers Lopes played a major role mates will send notes about them­ Washington D.C. school system in the tlocumentary "Joshua selves to her, Paul or directly to the until retiring in 1986, at which time Slocum: New World Columbus." alumni office. he began substitute teaching in She was the proofreader of the doc­ Lillian Wolczik Estes, Kathleen Maryland and Florida. umentary transcript that has been Crowley Kroll and Elva Bertoncini broadcast on the History Channel. It Kanakry met at Lillian's winter won the Gold Special Jury Award in home in Tierra Verde, Florida. Kathy the 34th Houston Film Festival 1949 and Joe live in Dunnellon, Florida, International in competition with Jacqueline Killen Weyand year round and Elva and John are more than 1,000 other entries. Myra 34-10 94th Street, Apt. 1C winter residents of Cape Coral, is also working on her eleventh Jackson Heights Florida. They had a great time book on local history. All of her Long Island, NY 11372 catching up and reminiscing. books are being used in the Francena Warren Smith's husband, Fairhaven School System ... Betty 1. Ralph, retired from teaching several Rich Tuttle retired in 1993 and years ago and is working part time 1950 traveled to South America visiting in a medical business office. Burnham Miller Brazil, Argentina and Chile, as well Francena retired from teaching 21 Sunset Drive as having traveled to Scotland. She preschool, but is actively involved in Whitinsville, MA 01588 is working part-time in an insur­ several interests including telling ance office and volunteers in public flannel stories in preschools. They schools, the local art museum and especially enjoy having family gath­ at church. 1951 erings that include two grandchil­ Jean Collins Fletcher The Class Reunion Committee is dren, Emily (8) and Peter (6). 91 Riverboat Village Road trying to locate the following South Hadley, MA 01705 classmates: Shirley Knight Brown, Murray Karlsberg, Joseph Mailloux, 1956 Janet White Mixer, Barbara Roach Carlene Dodd Brown Siekman, Marilyn Foran Tierney, 1952 35 Tam O'Shanter Way and Howard Tipping. Anyone Helen O'Connor Keegan South Yarmouth, MA 02664 with information is asked to 53 Sadys Lane contact Davis Alumni Center, Eugene A. Kennedy East Falmouth, MA 02536 Hazel Varella, or Joe Pauley at 5 Kaybeyun Road, Converse Point [email protected]. Marion, MA 02738 1953 Eleanor Lydon Olson 661 Falmouth Road Ralph J. Fletcher 1955 Mashpee, MA 02649 91 Riverboat Village Road Francena Warren Smith South Hadley, MA 01705 32 Mellen Street Needham, MA 02494 1957 1954 Paul Sprague Beverly Tunstall Shavinsky PO Box 521 81 Francis Street Hazel Luke Varella Hinsdale, NH 03451 Fairhaven, MA 02719 121 Center Street North Easton, MA 02356 Warren R. Emerson retired in June 1958 1960 2001 after teaching for more than 31 years in Boston Public Schools. John B. Lonegran GinnyJewett Hogg 21 Westminster Road 840 Willow Court East Weymouth. MA 02189 Marco Island, FL 33937 1996 Shirley A. Conrad retired in 1996 Donald O. Burling, G'60,just pub­ Judith Williams Millar after having spent 25 years as a lished a book "The Soldier, The 212 Franklin Street guidance counselor in the Nashua, Sailor and The Singer." Donald is 99 Whitman, MA 02382 New Hampshire, school system. She and will be celebrating his 100th has traveled to Puerto Rico, lreland, birthday in November! Leland Rendell has a new grand­ Spain and Portugal giving choir son, Brent. Leland is quite a golfer concerts. Shirley is living by the sea and was club champion in '85, '86, in Ipswich, loving the location and 1961 '88, and '94 at Cotuit Highground playing golf ... Dr. Robert Country Club on Cape Cod ... Dr. MacLauchlin, G'58, and his wife, Annette Wessling Sherry is an Liz, are enjoying retirement in Ft. Assistant Professor in the Collins, Colorado. Bob is professor Department ofEducational emeritus from Colorado State Technology in the College of University after having retired in Education at the University of 1998 and serving for more than 28 Hawaii at Manoa. She is president­ years as a professor of speech com­ elect of the Association for munication and director ofTV­ Educational Communications and radio instruction. In May 2000, he Technology where she holds the received the "Legion ofHonor" position ofMembership award from Kiwanis International Coordinator for the entire Bridgewater State College alums, and was recognized in Denver for International Division. classmates, baseball teammates and an endowed scholarship created in principals met in Phoenix, Arizona, his name. Last November, he was an at the 2001 National Association of adviser to NASA for a 2004-2005 Secondary School Principals' 1964 space telecommunication public Convention. All four played for the James Nidositko outreach project ... Jack Tripp, BSC baseball team during 1960­ 54 Lakeview Avenue G'64, was honored on May 27 th 1961. Included in the photo from Falmouth. MA 02540 when the softball field at Taunton left to right are: Jim Argir, '61, High School was named the "Jack Dr. Gail Appiani Lamb is director retired elementary principal; Tim Tripp Field." Jack coached for 16 of development for the College Rioux, '61, principal at Holy Name years ... Ted Yanak is enjoying his ofEducation at Illinois State Jr. and Sr. High School in second year of retirement while University. She writes that she Worcester; Bill Wassel, '63, retiring th waiting for his wife, Ginger, to join enjoyed her 35 reunion in 1999 ... principal of Braintree High School; him in retirement. Ted and Ginger James Nidositko, a guidance coun­ and Gerald Hickey, '61, principal of have 6 grandchildren ages 12, 11, selor at the Lawrence Junior High Dartmouth Middle School. 10, 8, 6 and 4. School in Falmouth, has been selected Counselor ofthe Year by the Cape and Island Guidance 1959 1962 Association. Jim has been an active Barbara Aguiar contributor to both his school and Ann M. Guidoboni Tosi writes that 27 Tenley Avenue community during the past 37 years retirement and the ability to travel North Dartmouth, MA 02747 ... Meredith Lays Spencer retired with her husband, other than on in June after 37 years of teaching school vacations, is wonderful! "Sturbridge Revisited"-The Class elementary music and 5th grade. of 1962 will be celebrating their She and her husband, Jack,just th 40 reunion at Old Sturbridge celebrated their 10 th anniversary. Village Lodge and Tavern on the weekend ofJuly 26 th and 27 th 2002. More information will be sent to you in the upcoming months ... instructor at both Quincy Junior levels and have gone on to record­ 1965 College and Western New England setting careers, including five of his College. From 1983 to 1992, he was kickers who received invitations to Margaret Anderson Robichaud, an associate at Buckley, Haight, NFL training camps. G'65, retired in January after teach­ Muldoon, Jubinville, & Gilligan in ing for 35 years in Massachusetts Milton. Prior to that, Brian served and Florida. She is serving as presi­ as an assistant district attorney in 1971 dent ofBeta Kappa Chapter ofDelta Suffolk County where he was chief Joseph Wisniewski is branch Kappa Gamma in Naples, Florida. of the Drug Division from 1979 to manger of the Egleston Square 1983, and as assistant attorney Branch of the Boston Public Library. general where he was chief ofthe 1966 Drug Abuse Division from 1975 to Geraldine Murphy Wright 1979. Brian was also a police 1972 229 Windcrest Drive officer on the Weymouth Police Camillus, NY 13031 Department from 1971 to 1975. Phil Conroy, Jr. and Since i 992, he had been a sole Janice Indorato Conroy John (Jack) Callahan ill has retired practitioner in Milton focusing on 85 Bridle Road after 37'h years ofteaching and criminal defense ... Anthony Bridgewater. MA 02324 military service (Vietnam) and is liv­ Caruso is living in Stoughton and See you at Homecoming ­ ing in Georgia. He has two daugh­ teaches "Desktop Publishing" to Saturday, October 27, 2001 ters, Colleen, who is married and Work Program at the North River living in Florida, and Kate, who just School in Rockland. Brian Abdallah, G'78, was named graduated from Princeton and is principal ofNew Bedford's new attending Mt. Sinai School of Roosevelt Middle School in New Medicine. Jack's wife, Carol, passed 1970 Bedford ... Rogerio Ramos was away in July. appointed as superintendent-direc­ Joseph Hackett tor at Diman Regional Vocational Ledgeview Drive Technical High School in Fall River. 1967 Norwood, MA 02062 Nancy Paige Emerson and her See You at Homecoming­ husband, Warren, '62, moved to Saturday, October 27,2001 1973 Oakpoint in Middleboro in Nov. Bob Gay is the new principal of See you at Homecoming ­ 2000. She teaches language arts at North Attleboro High School. Bob Saturday, October 27, 2001 Whitman-Hanson Regional High spent the last 27 years at Whitman­ Several members of the Class of School ...Gerald Lussier retired Hanson Regional High School as 1973 met for dinner and an from working for the a social studies teacher, assistant evening of memories in June as Commonwealth ofMassachusetts at principal and wrestling coach ... they celebrated a year of turning the Division ofMedical Assistance Judith A. Riordan, superintendent "Fabulous Fifty." Classmates who after 26 years of service. of schools in East Bridgewater attended the celebration were: since 1996, was presented the Stella Citrano Silverman, Paul Bridgewaters Rotary Club first Weatherbee, Christine Graham 1968 Citizens of the Year Award on the Sheehan, Jane Masi Hall, Janice BSC campus at the Moakley Center Donna Daley Brown Zagrodny Schneider, and Janet in the fall 2000 ... Rick Gonsalves Box 366 Allen Punis along with their has been studying and analyzing 779 Center Street spouses. The group is looking the pro kicking game since 1970 Bryantville, MA 02327 forward to their 30th BSC class and has met every place-kicker and reunion in two years ... Paul punter since, including pro kickers Sullivan is North Attleboro High from the 1920s to the 1960s. ln 1969 School's athletic director. ln addi­ 1977, he wrote one of the first tion, he will continue his position as Carol Ethier Pappas books devoted to the pro kicking head football coach at the high 44 Tall Timbers game titled Specialty Teams. school ... Donald Uvanitte, vice Berwick, ME 03901 For more than 25 years, Rick has president of Allied American operated the Cape Ann Kicking Brian Gilligan was named as asso­ lnsurance Agencies, has been Academy in Gloucester. Many of his ciate justice ofMilford District elected chairman ofthe Workforce students are place-kickers or pun­ Court. After receiving his master's Investment Board for the south ters on the high school and college degree from Suffolk University Law coastal region ofMassachusetts. School in 1972, Brian was an The girls of '76 strike again! From left to right: Marie Thibault­ Jerome, Marty Ruegg-Miller, Nancy White-McSharry, Mary Campbell­ legan, Patti O'Brien-Pietrantonio, Missy O'Connor-McManus, Going up the stairs: Jeanne Giordano, Donna Mansollili, Patti Kosciuszek­ landine, Nancy Kipp-Florence

July1999 and was enjoying a new life when she was diagnosed with cancer in last December. She loved to travel, snow ski, water ski and shop. Lisa had hundreds of friends from her childhood, college years and adulthood and will truly be missed by all ... Donald Rebello was named Massachusetts High School Principal of the Year. He is a high school principal in Somerset ... Rick Tonner, Dotty Tisevich­ 1974 1976 Foellmer and Rhonda Pruss (the Washington, DC delegation) are Jacqueline Sylvia Wheaton Veronica Galanek Wainwright formulating the festivities for the 4358 Bonfield Court P.O. Box 235 25 th reunion slated for the May 31 ­ Swans Island, ME 04865 Oxford, MD 21654 June 2, 2002 weekend. If you want See you at Homecoming­ See You at Homecoming ­ to help out with plans, please con­ Saturday, October 27, 2001 Saturday, October 27, 2001 tact Rick at [email protected], Dotty at [email protected], Barbara Beaulieu Sandusky con­ William F. Campanella was named or Rhonda at [email protected]. associate director of alumni rela­ tinued her studies at BSC after Plans so far include meeting on receiving her bachelor's degree. tions at Western New England campus for a BBQ and having the She earned two master's degrees, College. Other positions William has opportunity to stay in Pope Hall one in education and the other in held are alumni program coordina­ dorm if anyone so chooses. tor and director of the downtown counseling. Barbara went on to Discounted hotel rooms will also be campus, as well as working in receive her doctorate in education available in the area. When you from Pepperdine University and undergraduate admissions ... David receive a mailing and you know the is a Coordinator ofInstructional Hart owns Servpro, a cleaning and address of someone who is on the Support Services in the Los Angeles restoration company in North "Lost" list, please contact Candace Attleboro. The Chamber of Unified School District. She resides Maguire in the Office of Alumni Commerce's Small Business in California with her husband, relations with an update. Her e-mail Committee and Haverhill Joseph, and has a daughter, Andrea. address is [email protected]. Cooperative Bank named him Innovator of the Month. 1975 1978 See you at Homecoming­ Elizabeth Gallagher Duvall Saturday, October 27,2001 1977 148 Colonial Drive Robert Mansur F. Paul Quatromoni, G'75, has Qunicy, MA 02169 2525 SE 5'h Street retired from the Dedham Public Lees Summit, MO 64603 See You at Homecoming ­ School system after having com­ Saturday, October 27, 2001 pleted 35 years as a science teacher See You at Homecoming ­ in grades 6- 12, the last 30 years Saturday, October 27, 2001 The Office of the Commissioner of as K- 12 and 6- 12 science director. Probation appointed Mark McHale Lisa Mahan passed away in August. He is president-elect of the as a regional supervisor. He has She received a bachelor's degree in Massachusetts Association of worked for Massachusetts psychology and held several office Science Supervisors and served as Probation for 23 years and is one of jobs before her kidney disease and delegate to the National Science nine regional supervisors in the treatments become too disabling. Teachers Association Congress in state ofMassachusetts. Lisa received a kidney transplant in Colorado Springs in July. Jeff Hawkins is the director of Honduras. He taught fourth grade football operations at the University at the American School in Honduras of Oregon ... Father Daniel Lacroix before returning to the United was named pastor of St. Frances States. He is in his fourth year of Xavier parish in Achusnet ... Patricia teaching in California. Riley's photo was placed on Raynham's town report as a tribute to her volunteerism and community 1985 involvement. Patricia has devoted Jill Field Lazzeri time to producing and hosting 46 Elm Street cable television programs that Franklin, MA 02038 focused on local issues. David A. Buckley 11 Susan's Way 1982 Franklin, MA 02038 John F. Sullivan Kelly Sulivan Kramer 26 Bradford Avenue 32 Highland Avenue Sharon, MA 02067 Keene, NH 03431 See You at Homecoming ­ See You at Homecoming ­ Saturday, October 21, 2001 Saturday, October 21, 2001

BSC Alumni from the Class of 1985 1983 met at the home ofJoe and Tricia 1979 Holden in Tyngsboro. First row from David Robichaud left to right: Eric Alwardt, Joe Maureen Lineham Szotek 35 White Road Holden, and Mark Derosher; 26 Woodhaven Street Wayland, MA 01778 back row from left to right: Carver, MA 02330 Sean O'Malley, Tom Quill, and See You at Homecoming ­ JeffBrigham. See You at Homecoming ­ Saturday, October 21, 2001 Saturday, October 21,2001 Tom Bissett is the chef/owner of Sharon Smith is executive director the Wildflower restaurant in Hall's of Roads to Responsibility (RTR), a Comer. Prior to opening Wildflower, nationally recognized leader in the he worked at Strawberry Fair since field of human services. 1983 ... Nina Roberts is trying to contact Tammy Turner, '82. Nina is in graduate school in Colorado 1980 and is a research associate at the M.S. McDonald Student Conservation Association. 101 Highgreen Ridge She can be reached at Peachtree, GA 30269 [email protected] See You at Homecoming ­ Saturday, October 21, 2001 Douglas J. Smith was appointed 1984 the director of development at Kathie Gately White was named Christine Openshaw Tempesta Stonehil1 College. He served as Teacher of the Year at Breed Middle 40 Columbus Avenue director of corporate and founda­ School where she is also an adviser Braintree, MA 02184 tion relations at the college. to the school's peer leader group. See You at Homecoming ­ Saturday, October 21,2001 1986 1981 Helen Bier has retired and enjoys Paula Vogel Quill traveling with her husband. They Cynthia Booth Ricciardi 20 Goldsmith Drive took a Danube River cruise in June Po. Box 228 Newburyport, MA 01950 Tounton, MA 02720 and visited Germany, Austria, Slovakia and Hungary ... J. Kevin See You at Homecoming ­ See You at Homecoming ­ Roberts was married to Yadira Saturday, October 27, 2001 Saturday, October 21,2001 Ochoa on April 10, 1999 in Paul Vogel Quill sent in a photo Their web site is located at is the artistic director of Shear of her husband, Tom '85, and www.smoothsailingadventures.com. Madness, the longest running his classmates (see photo for class They will offer special rates/pack­ non-musical play in American the­ year 1985). ages for BSC alumni! atre history and he appeared in his 5,000lh performance of that play. Shear Madness has been playing 1987 1991 at the Charles Playhouse for 21 years ... Daniel Shockley is the Kevin Kindregan See You at Homecoming ­ assistant registrar at the Berklee 18 Dorchester Street #3 Saturday, October 27, 2001 College ofMusic in Boston. He and South Boston, MA 02127 Craig Almeida received the Louis F. his wife, Amanda, have a baby girl See You at Homecoming ­ Hegarty Excellence in Teaching named Emma. Saturday, October 27, 2001 Award from Stonehill College ... Rachel Bremilst-El1is won nrst place in the Beattlefest a:J: contest 1993 held at the N.Y. Metro's 31 st 1988 Debra Gately Beattlefest Arts Council's annual Daniel J. Darcy 439 Lexington Street art show. She also won nrst place Emmanuel College Waltham, MA 02452 in the Bellingham Arts Council's Boston, MA 02115 annual art show. Rachael's son, See you at Homecoming ­ Susan M. Sullivan Paul Robert Carl Bremilst-ElIis, Saturday October 27, 2001 200 F-Poplar Forest Road was born on May 4. She would like Nancy Lee Townsend Stowasser is Farmville, VA 23909 to get back in touch with Cheryl a hospice social worker for Beacon Terassi Scalisi. Rachel's e-mail See You at Homecoming ­ Hospice of Cape Cod ... Frank is [email protected] ... Saturday, October 27,2001 DeSario and his wife, Andrea, Michelle Nogueira Gagne received proudly announce the birth of their Daniel J. Darcy is the new director at Juris Doctor degree from Roger nrst child and future member of ofstudent activities at Emmanuel Williams University Ralph R. Papitto Sigma Chi, Joseph John Desario on College in Boston. He also received School of Law in May ... Jill Turati March 21. Frank would like to hear the Bridgewater State College Lombardi and Bryan Lombardi live from Mike Cox, '92. Alumni Association's Award for in Florence with their two children, Outstanding Dedication to Students Will 5-years old, and Olivia 8 at the Major Awards ceremony held months. Bryan is a high school on campus in May. Dan worked adjustment counselor and Jill is a 1994 at Bridgewater State College for nve social worker doing case manage­ Matthew Maderos years and was the assistant director ment with an attorney practicing 181 Thompson Street of Greek Life and Orientation elder law. Middleboro, MA 02346 prior to assuming the position Lauren Farina Frome at Emmanuel. 30 Pond Street #3 1992 Braintree, MA 02184 Rene Ladurantaye See you at Homecoming ­ 1990 6 Nemasket Street Saturday, October 27, 2001 Jorge Neves East Taunton, MA 02718 289 High Street Douglas Bozek is a program direc­ See you at Homecoming ­ Holyoke, MA 01040 tor for a public news studio in Saturday, October 27, 2001 Amesbury and just completed nlm­ See You at Homecoming ­ Shawn C. Barber received an ing an independent nlm entitled Saturday, October 27,2001 Excellence in Teaching Award from "The Popes" ... Joyce Mullen Perry Gary Rahilly's restaurant "West the Massachusetts Association of was married on New Years Eve in Main Pizza," located in Portsmouth, 766 Approved Private Schools. He is 1997 and has a son, Jacob. She is a Rhode Island, was named "Best an instructor at the Penikese Island property adjuster for an insurance Pizza in Newport County" by School. The school is for at-risk company ... Laura Stewart is living Newport Life magazine ... Priscilla teenage boys referred from outside ofPhiladelphia and working Hotz Huyghue and her husband Massachusetts childcare agencies for a pharmaceutical marketing own a sailboat charter service out and public schools, and is located company as an account executive. ofNarragansett Bay. They have a on Penikese Island at the end of the She writes that even though she is 40-foot Beneeau sloop and offer Elizabeth Island chain off the coast in the Philadelphia area, she is still three-day sails and private charters. of Cape Cod ... Michael Fennimore a true Celtics fan and did not root Stewart, '97; and Christine 1996 Poi11ucci, '98. She can be reached at [email protected]. Tina Micbae/-Savage 1010 Crossroads Drive Narth Dartmouth, MA 02747 1998 See you at Homecoming ­ Carol Sacchetti Saturday, October 27,2001 POBox 259 Shannon Healy is teaching 5th Bristol, RI02809 grade at the Helen R. Donahue See you at Homecoming ­ School in Merrimac. Saturday, October 27,2001 Jason Kenney successfully ran 1997 for a seat on the Somerset School Committee after graduation. He Bridgewater State College alums Roger Limoges was the youngest member ever attending Angela Giordani, '96, and 1743 PStreet NE #6 elected to that position. He was Jesse Maggs, '96; wedding. Front row: Washington, DC 20036 Carolyn Brouck, '96; Maura Jones, '96; reelected and is serving as vice Angela Maggs, '96; Lysa Stortz, '96; See you at Homecoming ­ chairperson of the committee. Angela Rapone, '96; back row: Patty Saturday, October 27,2001 He teaches freshman Western Gallagher, '96; Corrinne Kelly, '96; Lisa Civilization and World History hon­ Carvalho, '96; Kerry Drummey, '96; and Steven Denis was named Teacher ors classes at Coyle and Cassidy Joanne Wilson, '96. of the Year by Attleboro's Chamber High School in Taunton. of Commerce. Steven remains con­ for the 76ers during the champi­ nected to Bridgewater State College onship games ... Gabriele lnbar is by writing music and lyrics for the director of perioperative services at BSC's Children's Theater produc­ 1999 Quincy Medical Center. She is tions. He also wrote the script, Lee Charpentier responsible for overseeing the dial­ music and lyrics for The 43 Fort Street ing functioning ofthe operating Nightingale, a children's musical Fairhaven, MA 02719 room, recovery, day surgery, cardiac based on a story by Hans Christian catheterization laboratory and cen­ See you at Homecoming ­ Anderson. The play debuted at Saturday, October 27, 2001 tral supply services. Sharon High School in Sharon under the direction of Steven's wife, Amy Costa has been named Sandy ... Norman Hayes is a loan assistant athletic trainer at Wellesley 1995 officer at Bristol County Savings College '" Jason Fahey is a techni­ See you at Homecoming ­ Bank ... Jamie McGonnigal directed cal recruiter at Summit Technical in Saturday, October 27,2001 the hit musical "TARN1SH" for the Braintree ... Jarod Guay has started 2001 New York lnternational Fringe his own personal training business John Crossman is teaching fourth Festival and can be heard as the in South Carolina ... Nicole grade in the Georgetown Public lead role in the Japanese animated Morrison received her MSW from School system ... The Bristol series "Magic User's Club" available the Boston University School of Community College Alumni in the United States on DVD and Social Work in May ... Jamie Rogers Association honored Kathryn VHS. Jamie is also the proud uncle is a social worker at a nursing home Cunningham, G'95, for her acade­ of Amy Marion McGonnical, the in South Carolina ... Mary Volonino mic and professional achievements. new daughter oflan, '90, and received a master's degree from Kathryn works at BCC as an adviser Bethany Goulet McGonnical, '90, Wheelock College. in the Connections Center and she ... Meredith Swobodzinski Borelli also teaches at Northeastern is living in Long Valley, New Jersey University ... Clayton 1. Santimore and was married to AJ. Borelli on 2000 is a strategic planning analyst for June 23. She received her master's AMVESCAP in Atlanta, Georgia. He See you at Homecoming ­ degree in reading/special education Saturday, October 27, 2001 graduated from Georgia State and is in her third year of teaching University with a Master of Science middle school reading ... Dawn Julie Munise is director of social in Finance. Marie Quartarone is married and services at Embassy House Nursing works as a toddler teacher at a day­ Home in Brockton ... Tom Niemi is care in Westwood. She would like to a control specialist for mutual funds hear from Melanie Toro, '96; Janet at Boston Financial. Tom Mclnerney, '94, to Stacey Smith Amy Maureen Clune, '97, to Gary Marriages on May 13, 2000 Roberts on Sept. 3, 2000 Anthony Carusso, '69, to Fran Daly on Alisa Nakashima, '94, to David Smith, Jason R. Dymond, '97, to Karen Reilly May 26,2001 '95, on May 12, 2001 Thomas Frank Ferreira ;97, to Nicole Scott David Yakola, '86, to Amy Nicole Norris, '94, to Robert Ceglie on Simone Bourgeois on Oct. 7, 2000 Allender Moore Oct. 28, 2000 Laurie Ford, '97, to Gary Fowles, '97, Pamela J. Holm, '90, to Jeffrey Gamble Lauren Sims, '94, to Joe Richard on on July 28, 2001 on Oct. 28, 2000 Nov. 25, 2000 Caine W. Letendre, '97, to Thomas Leonard Magee, '91, to Laura John Crossman, '95, to Tracey Forte on Jessica Pierce Beth Monahan on June 17, 2000 July 7,2001 Melissa Powers, '97, to James Smith Angela Cornacchioli, '91, to Jeny Snell Susan Fay, '95, to Mark Furman on Robert Hare, '98, to Cynthia Jones on in March 2000 Aug.5,2000 July 14, 2001 Kara Lieberman, '92, to Michael Paul J. Hamel, '95, to Amy Uzdavinis Robert Tirimacco, '98, to Kara Letourneau on May 27, 2001 Jennifer L. Baron, '96, to Brian J. Finn Elizabeth Lynch Michelle McMackin, '92, to Vincent on Sept. 1, 2000 Amy Gouveia, '99, to Edward Knight McBride on Sept. 30, 2000 Angela Giordani, '96, to Jesse Maggs on July I, 2000 Walter Seaberg, '92, to Jennifer Maurene Lagasse, '96, to Thomas Brian Patrick Kelley, '99, to Kate Barbosa on Aug. 19, 2000 Johnston in April 2000 Elizabeth Norton, '00, Timothy Bulger, '93, to Aimee Sherri-Lee Marchand, '96, to William on June 30, 2001 Rousseau on May 20, 2000 Bentley on May 26, 2000 Traci Jean O'Malley, '99, to William Laura L. Gollnick, '93, to Brian P. Mark J. Panepinto, '96, to Carrie Ann Benoit 11 on Sept. 30, 2000 Andersen on Oct. 8, 1999 Abert on Nov. 4, 2000 Sonya Barton, '00, to Randall Jesse J. Hammond, '93, to Aimee Dawn Marie Brazell, '97, to Paul Ustinovich on Oct. 21, 2000 Pickering on Oct. 21, 2000 Quartarone on March 4, 2000 Fatima Correia, '00, to John Churchill Wendy Victoria Grabar, '94, to John Susan Linda Brooks, '97, to John on Sept. 2, 2000 Fusari on June 9, 2000 Doherty on July 29, 2000 Jill Paula Liverseidge, '00, to Robert Garrity on Sept. 23, 2000

To Neil and Susan Krippendorf To Robert and Jennifer Dragani Pipe, Births Sheehan, '90, a son, Patrick Edward, '93, a daughter, Brenna Delaney, on To Edward, '89, and Sheryl Bartley on March 11, 2001 April 20,2001 Nicoletti, '90, a daughter, Hannah To Bert and Rachel Bremilst-ElIis, '91, To Thomas and Maureen Lagasse Alexis, Sept. 2001 a son, Paul Robert Carl, on May 4, Johnston, '96, a son, Robert To Chris and Kristin Cummings 2001 Alexander, on June 3, 2001 Norton, '90, a son, Charles Robert, To Bradley, G '94, and Andrea Jackson To Mike, '94, and Jennifer Wilson on Dec. 8, 2000 Miller, '91, a son, Jackson Buck, on Murray, '96, a son, Ryan Walter, To Casey and John "Lenny" McLean, March 28, 2001 5 Ibs. 5 oz., on July 9, 2001 '90, a daughter, Madison Adelia, To Robert and Lynn Belanger Mourao, To Brady and Lisa Chiaraluce Parks, 6 Ibs. 15 oz., 19 inches long, on May '92, a son, Jake Robert, on Sept. 6, '94, a son, Joseph Leo, on Jan. 3, 21,2001 2000 2001 To Rich and Sheila Valicenti Finnegan, To Andrea and Frank DeSario, '93, a To Allen and Christine Rogers Curtis, '90, a son, Liam son, Joseph John, on March 21, 2001 '95, a daughter, Abigail Marie, on May 20,2001

Eleanor Testoni White, '31, on Jan. 21, 2001 Deaths Mary "Molly" Monaghan Moran, '32, on April 15,2001 Sr. Rose Moran, '18, on Nov. 22, 2000 Stella Krupka, '33, on April 15, 2001 Hazel Strange Stanton, '20, on Jan. 30, 2001 George Lowder, '33, on Feb. 7, 2001 Kathryn Whalen, '21, on April 26, 2001 Helen Capuano Rabaglia, '33, on Dec. 1, 2000 Lela Webster Allen, '22, on May 16, 2001 Barbara Horton Tinkham, '33, on May 22,2001 Eleanor Lyons, '24, on Jan. 24, 2001 Helen Abbott, '34, on Dec. 22, 2000 Mary Lahey Ames, '25, on Feb. 2, 2001 Arlene Sheehan O'Connor, '34, on April 27, 2001 A. Greta Gervais, '25, on March 31, 2001 Mildred M. Forrest, '35, on June 4, 2001 Anne Dorney Carey Murphy, '25, on Dec. 7, 2000 Charles Kelleher, '35, on Feb. 28, 2001 Edna Lewis Coulter, '26, on March 3, 2001 Zylpha Mapp-Robinson, '35, on May 12, 2001 Lena May Foster, '28, on March 25, 2001 Tyyne Mary Salo Peura, '36, on Oct. 20, 2000 Marion Bottomley Walkden, '28, on Feb. 25, 2001 Anne Cruise Shanahan, '36, on Feb. 19,2001 Kathleen Lund-Davenport Bowles, '29, on July 9, 2001 Ardelle Leonard Koskella, '38, on June 4, 2001 Marjorie Burdett Carlson, '29, on May 18, 2001 Dorothy Field Sherman, '39, March 20,2001 Eleanor Hazeltine Barker, '31, on Feb. 22, 2001 Dorothy Hem Smith, '39, on April 15, 2001 Margaret McCloskey, '31, on Jan. 29, 2001 Continued on page 34 Ralph Ricci, '64, on Feb. 28, 2001 (continued) Deaths Carol Thistlewaite Callahan, '67, on July 14,2000 R. Naomi Simon White, '39, on March 30, 2001 Marilyn Beatrice Massores, '67, on May 15, 2001 C. Elizabeth McKean Hands, '40, on Oct. 17, 2000 Deborah Dixon O'Neil, '67, on June 10,2001 Merilyn Studley McFarlin, '40, on Feb. 28, 2001 Elmer H. Whitten, G'67, on Feb. 26, 2001 Agnes Higgins Stinson, '40, on Feb. 27, 2001 Richard Harlow, '68, on Jan. 25, 2001 Elizabeth A. Owens, '41, on June 5, 2001 Rev. Dr. Arturs Liepkalns, G'68, on April 23, 2001 Birthe Girard, '42, on March 25, 2001 Catherine Semeter Olive, '68, on May 9, 2001 Sally Merrow Leach, '42, on Oct. 6, 2000 Warren Preti, '68, on March 16, 2001 Eileen Cummings Murphy, '42, on May 23, 2001 Gary Hilmer, '69, on Nov. 4, 2000 Kathryn Tootill Cheromcha, '43, on March 6, 2001 Edward Synn, Sr., '70, on March 9, 2001 Lawrence A. Fogg, '43, on May 1, 2001 James Egan, G'72, on Feb. 9, 2001 Ruth Trenear Sheahan, '43, on May 4, 2001 Paul Vecchi, G'72, on March 22,2001 Eleanor Bordeaux Small Downey, '44, on May 30,2001 Priscilla Howard Burns, G'73, on March 5, 2001 Alice O'Malley Ferris, '47, on July 13,2001 Ruth DiCicco Duarte, '73, on Sept. 26, 2000 John Berry, Jr., '49, on Jan. 25, 2001 Suzanne Volkmann, G'74, on July 26,2001 Edward Ferriter, '53, on March 25, 2001 Joanne M. Hickey, '76, on March 25, 2001 M. Louise Zarrella Shippee, G'54, on June 2, 2001 Diane Hasenfuss-Pierce, '78, on March 28, 2001 Patricia Gafney Crosby, '55, on April 16, 2001 Joseph T. Plonka, '80, on May 18,2001 John McGarigal, G'55, on April 7,2001 Rollo F. Tucker, '81, on May 4, 2001 Dorothy Moore, G'56, on Oct. 19, 2000 Phyllis Churchill Anderson, G'82, on Oct. 15, 2000 Arline Schatz Roy, '56, on Dec. 11, 2000 Juanita Thompson Ellis, G'82, on Feb. 13,2001 Terrence P. O'Donnell, '57, on May 19,2001 James J. O'Neill, '82, on Jan. 30, 2001 Christopher Borden Ill, G'58, on May 26,2001 Lisa Casile Lewis '83, on March 24, 2001 Muriel Ann Reilly Darling, '59, on April 18, 2001 Donald E. Marsan, '84, on Dec. 5, 2000 Virginia Elwood Appleton, G'60, on April 16,2001 Catherine Maurer, G'90, on March 27, 2001 Lenox Karner III, '60, on March 28, 2001 Sandy Rafael DaCruz, '94, on June 3,2001 Millicent Morgan, '60, on Dec. 15, 2000 Dana R. Willis, '97, on Jan. 23, 2001 Rochelle Matheson DeCaro, '61, on Dec. 22, 2000 Roberta K. Dutra, G'61, on May 27, 2001 English Professor (1966-1991) Joseph B. Yokelson John Collins, Sr., '63, on Feb. 18, 2001 on Nov. 15, 2000

Dr. Adeline Oakley, Professor Emerita In 1989 she was given the first award by the Boston Chapter and was named The Boston Bookwoman. The citation 1914-2001 honored her for "her nurturing, buoyant spirit, her intellectual Dr. Adeline Oakley retired from Bridgewater State College in accomplishments, and her exceptional ability to open the 1982 after 15 years as associate professor of library science. world of books to children and adults." Hers is a story quite different from most of her colleagues in Dr. Oakley's friend, Jane Manthome, remembers their higher education: she was already 45 years old when she first encounter some 40 years ago. Jane was a librarian at entered Bridgewater State College to earn a bachelor's degree. the Boston Public Library and Adeline was the librarian at Her love of academia led her later to earn a master's degree Catherine Laboure School ofNursing. "She invited me to speak in library science from Simmons College and, eventually, a to the student nurses about current books, quite a change doctorate from Boston University. from their textbooks. She wanted to broaden their knowledge Dr. Oakley's area of specialty was children's literature and and excite their minds," Ms. Manthorne recalls. literature for young adults, and she eagerly sought out authors "Adeline once gave me a page from Family Circle Magazine at conferences and national book association meetings to in 1980 entitled The Sky's the Limit," Ms. Manthorne contin­ broaden her knowledge of their work. Energized by her ues. "1t revealed the 12 characteristics of the no-limit person encounters with the creative people behind the literature you could be. Among them: 'seeks out the unknown; some­ that she taught, she brought anecdotes to the classroom that times feels anger, especially at injustices; displays a strong allowed her to bring the authors and artists to life for her sense of purpose; thrills to the mastery of an ever-changing students. world: Dr. Adeline Oakley was truly a 'no-limit' person." At Bridgewater, Dr. Oakley founded and funded an annual A profile written in 1984 by WNBA friend and editor Marie essay contest for students on the meaning and influences Cantlon in "The Bookwoman" offered a bright, sensitive view of children's books, and amassed a large collection of auto­ of the many sides ofAdeline: her late entry into formal educa­ graphed children's books that she donated to the Maxwell tion - after raising and educating two children - and her Library at the time of her retirement. joumey through the world of higher education. Marie Cantlon Dr. Oakley was affiliated with the Women's National Book suggested, and her readers agree, that Adeline Oakley is Association and held many offices in the organization includ­ legendary, "the bookwoman par excellence in the East." ing national secretary, Boston chapter president, member of Dr. Oakley leaves her son Kenneth Oakley and daughter-in the Book and Author Luncheon Committee, and archivist. law Miriam ofWoburn, and her daughter Judith Mazenko and son-in-law Gene of Chicago, and three grandchildren. Honor Roll of Donors July " 2000 through June 30,2001 The Annual Fund ...This Year and Every Year The funds raised through annual giving at Bridgewater State College represent thousands of gifts from loyal alumni and friends who care deeply about the college and its mission. Many of these gifts are made via our phonathon, which brought in over $138,000 in gifts and pledges this past year. Other dollars are raised in response to direct mail campaigns and personal solicitations. The annual fund totaled over $258,000 as ofJune 30, 2001. Unrestricted annual giving provided $100,000 for faculty and librarian research grants and $50,000 for undergraduate student research. Thank you for your generous support! Over $1,500,000 Raised in Fiscal Year 2001 Because you cared, over $1,500,000 was donated this past year from both unrestricted and restricted sources. These gifts from alumni, friends, foundations and corporations are extremely import~lnt to the college. Alumni giving counted for almost 40% of this total. Many thanks to our loyal alumni for leading the way once again. See Decade Chart below.

Alumni Amount Given by Decade ,..... $300,000 ~------. o $261,368.49 ~ $250,000 ------~

$200,000 ------o ~ o $150,000 ------;:I: ~ $100,000 " : , ',. . .. o $50,470.00 ,, .... ~ $50,000 o $9,654.19 .III $12,799.43 o 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s

Endowment Exceeds $7.5 Million At the end ofJune, the combined endowment stood at $7.5 million. ln addition, we have pledges to the Campaign for Bridgewater totaling $1.5 million. This has been an exciting year as we received many new endowed gifts as well as additions to current funds. Most notable was the Class of 1951 's gift. During their 50th reunion celebration, the Class of 1951 established a scholarship fund for undergraduate students planning to enter the teaching field. This $176,000 endowed fund is a record-breaking contribution! We thank our alumni and friends who made all of this possible.

35 ,.... Anonymous (2) Victoria Roberts French '63 Louis '81 & Cynthia 0 President's Circle Canadian Consulate General General Electric Company Booth '81 Ricciardi ($10,000 and Terry Hart Cogan '51 David & Joy Jenkins Edith Glick Shoolman '25 ~ Theresa M. Corcoran '50 James Looney G'OO Sodexho Marriott Services above) Henry '58 & Rosemary Daley, Jr. National Distillers Judith A. Lancaster Walters '53 ~ Davis Educational Foundation Distributors Foundation 0 Estabrook & Chamberlain Pepsi-Cola Bottling Group ~ Insurance Agency, Inc.

0 Anonymous Joseph & Frances E. McElroy RJR Nabisco lncorporated Horace Mann Bristol County Savings Bank '49 Heney Adrian & Mary Rondileau ;:c: Society Martha E. Cummings '51 William & lsabelle Bragg '56 King South Shore Savings Bank Dunkin Donuts E. Paul & Mary E. Drummey '41 Mary Lou Thornburg ~ ($5,000 - $9,999) General Dynamics Merlet William & Anne Government Systems Raymond G. '71 & Karen Messier Fitzmaurice '50 Tierney 0 Elizabeth T. Niven Mary Wall ~ 0 Bruce '68 & Patricia Frankland & Priscilla G'73 Miles Catherine Yoyos Telford '50 Nicholas Quinn '67 Bartlett Morgan Stanley Adrian Tinsley 0 Tillinghast Society Frederick '83 & Carrie John & Frances Carolyn V. Turchon '62 ,.... ($2,500 - 4,999) Kulick '85 G'98 Clark Nicholson '55 Sadek Joel M.'72 & ,.... Carol Mulloy Cuttle Arthur '72 & Eileen Alexandra Weissman 0 Foundation,lnc. lacaponi '68 Silva ~ James '61 & Lana Steele '62 Argir Margaret Hart Foley '51 PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP S. Elizabeth Pope Bonney-Glenn Co" lnc. Freedom Capital David '83 & Eileen H. Robichaud ~ Society Alicia Andruk Boucher '54 Management Company Rockland Trust Company Jane Rae Bradford '72 G'76 Gamma Phi Beta E.H. Marion W. Rowell '54 0 ($1,000 - $2,499) Raymond '69 & Judith Braz Paul T. Gannon David '91 & Karen ~ Bridgewater Savings Bank Frederick W. Gustafson 11 '50 Courtney '92 Rumrill Senator and Francis & Noreen Dunn '51 Hine Robert '55 & Ann 0 Mrs. Edward W. Brooke Ronald & Virginia Shields '55 Ryan Walter '52 & Phoebe Jewett '60 Hogg Sally J. Ryan ;:c: Leavitt '53 Campbell Joseph H. & Fredericka B. Huber SBC Foundation Tamara Capobianco '74 Owen B. Kiernan '35 Leonard Schmidt Robert '51 & June Carter Paul C. Killgoar, Jr. '68 Shaw's Supermarkets, Inc. :.- James S. Castagnozzi David & Phyllis Wells '67 Klock Shea Insurance Group, Inc. 0 Memorial Fund Amelia E. Leconte '52 Daniel '67 & Teresa ~ Peter & Kathleen Chase Tamara Lingos-Utley Doyle '74 Smith Charles '54 & Nancy Christie Herbert J. '70 & Susan Lynch Johanne M. Smith 0 Ann O. Coakley Eleanore MacCurdy Staples Business Advantage Suzan Cole Mary Hoyle Mahan '60 Deborah Mallard Stein '74 Francis '53 & JoAnn Maple Leaf Foundation, lnc. Richard '77 & Elizabeth Tonner 0 Kilmain '53 Curran Janice L. McAteer '65 Leon Weinstein '70 Mark E. Cuttle Lois Melville McKenzie '52 George '53 G'56 & William H. Davis Congressmon Joe Moakley Beatrice Weygand V. James '39 & Norene DiNardo Dana & Kathy '81 Mohler-Faria James & Sonja Wolfsberg Domino's Pizza Frank C. Nackel '78 NancyYee Frank '49 & Dorothy Ralph Nee A. Albert & Adeline Yurkstas Szafer '51 Dunn New England Business Service Charles & Marilyn New England-Canada Business Royd '57 Federico Council, Inc. Ralph '53 & Jean Joseph '54 & Judith A. Pauley Collins '51 Retcher Patricia A. Phillips '54

Although we have taken great core to check the names listed. no such list can be Please let us know so that we con make the necessary corrections to our records. 36 perfect. If we hove inadvertently omitted ar misspelled your name. we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Mogazine. ,.... Crimson Society Abacus Group, Inc. Sandra Corey Gray '59 Ann Burgess Morris '54 Carol Kaplan Altshuler '51 Joseph '51 & Maljorie Old Harbor Inn o ($500 - $999) Charles & Leslie Angell Torrence '51 Gregg Joan M. Park '56 Gary '77 & Irene Winnifred Taylor Hodges '41 Cameron B. Place '67 ~ O'Neil '77 Atkinson Margaret Joyce '56 William C. Quist '79 Dalton & Noreen Paiva '58 Avery E. Dennis & Michelle Kelly Rebecca D. Ridgway '68 :.­ R. A. & Altana Mann '46 Bullard Martin F. Killory '40 Vera M. Gronvall Ross '42 Cynthia Quirk Buscone '61 Edward & Mary Alice Kirby Barbara E. Schmitt o Robert M. Cheverie '72 Francis J. Kirwin Florence Katwick Shearer '52 ~ Richard & Ellen Cost Karen P. Kurtz Curt Smith Judith Murphy DeFilippo '62 Joan Kiernan Lange '63 Frederick J. Smith o Maria K. Dounelis-Bradley '52 James Lively State Farm Companies Daniel E, Doyle G'75 Howard & Barbara London Matthew & Gloria Striggles ;:c Eugene J. & Carol Durgin Ann M. Lundstedt '61 Robert '64 G'70 & Gail Todd '78 John & Loretta Fitzgerald Jeffrey R. Lynch '73 Constance O'Brien Walker '62 :.­ Ford Motor Company Anne Povoas Mason '69 Robert '63 & Barbara Ward Fred F. Fullerton '73 Phyllis Geegan Mazzoleni '54 Jean Tubbs Watkins '52 o Eva T. Gaffney G'OI ,Madeleine Topham McDonald '51 Carolyn Pinnel Wilson '52 ~ Sheila A. Gallagher '72 Susan A. McGovern '67 Lynne Briscoe Wisneski '69 Georgia Pacinc Corporation Dawn A. Michael Clifford A. Wood '60 o Bernice Misner Gerson '54 Albert & Marcella Mitchell ,....o Herbert G'70 & Barbara Joanne P. Bean '73 Bridgewater Auto Body ,.... Century Club Aalpoel '71 Dorothy S. Bearse '36 Bridgewater Communications ($100 - $499) Susan R. Abrams '67 Harriet E. Beasley '79 Bridgewater Credit Union o ACA Assurance Paula Cronin Beasley '74 Richard '65 G'70 & Diane Nancy Boisvert Adamczyk '75 Richard R. Beaudoin '76 Speare '59 Bridgwood ~ Helene O'Hara Adams '49 Alice Dusseault Beaulieu '52 Everett O. Britton '46 Richard '83 & Kathleen Daniel '75 & Annette The Brockton Enterprise :.­ Cronan '82 Agostinelli Laplant '75 Beauregard Gail K. Brookings G'67 Nathalie Dorman Agostino '49 Marie Delahanty Beauregard '54 JoAn S. Brouwer '49 o Lawrence Albaugh '92 Frostine Graves Beckman '47 Carlene Dodd Brown '56 ~ Barbara N. Albret '36 Denise G. Belanger '85 Gloria J. Brown '63 Paula M. Alegi '69 Wilma C. Berardi '52 Kenneth G'77 & Donna Daley '68 o Michael R. Alexander '82 Phyllis M. Bernard '65 G'74 Brown Marie Baroni Allen '65 Lucy Bernardo '69 Marjorie MacKenzie Brown '52 ;:c Gertrude Fearing Alley '52 Cynthia Berryman-Fink '74 William '77 & Deborah Fatima Allie '54 Edward '54 & Sallee Dempsey '78 Brown :.­ Gerald M. Allman G'68 Twichell '53 Bielski Edward Brush Domingo B. Amado, Jr. '85 Eleanor C. Blaine '44 Merrill O. Bryant '81 o Almeda King Ambrulevich '55 Gerald E. Blanchette '57 Henry W. Burbine '65 ~ Marcia K. Anderson John '56 & Lorraine Jerome F. Burke '73 Mary E. Anderson DeFrates '56 Blanchon Ruth Farrell Burke '44 o Mary Oakley Anderson '50 Charlotte M. Bloomberg '66 Robert H. Burwood '66 G'70 Patricia D. Anderson '86 Anastasia Coparan Blount '44 Cabletron Systems, Mary Sheehan Boethel '44 Sales, & Service o Wilmar Harlow Armer '35 G'46 Phyllis A. Armstrong '57 James '67 & Sandra Manuel M. Cabral G'55 Grace Bard Arnstein '43 Clark-Lorenzen G'97 Bohlin Phyllis Lanza Caligaris '55 Kathleen Holleran Arruda '76 Carol M. Bolduc '78 Alfred M. Calk '88 Helene C. Auger '70 Arthur & Caryl Booth Jane Smith Callahan '83 John F. Aylmer G'70 David C. Boragine Katherine Inglis Callahan '62 Melvin Backman '41 Antoinette Pepe Borrelli '43 Martha L. Campbell '82 Sylvia Osharow Bailet '42 John & Mary Boucher Dina M. Carbonell Steven A. Baillargeon '84 Theresa A. Boucher '55 Joan Cardoza '73 Maureen Chase Baird '63 Gary & lrene Bourne Mary O'Neill Carey '50 Sandra E. Baker '81 Mary Carlisle Brady '55 Kathryn R. Carney '74 Billie Smith Balashek '70 Mildred Braga '51 Joyce Bissell Carpenter '53 Tracy Baldrate '64 John '57 & Helen Carpet Warehouse Maria Correnti Baldwin '72 Wolski '55 Braithwaite Ronald '58 & Mary Paula McDermott Baronas '63 Ted & Cynthia Brannan Canniff '59 Carroll Mary Judge Barrett '39 Stephen J. Brayman '80 Barbara Wall Casaly '69 Marilyn White Barry '58 Jacqueline Gaffney Brehm '52 Rita M. Castagna '66 Natalie Creeden Barry '56 Michael & Janet Brems Lawrence G'55 & Amy Amy B. Barton '88 Rose-Marie Briand '51 Barton '39 Castle Bridgewater Area Chapter 11 For HandiKids, Inc.

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $ 1,000 - $2,499. Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 • (class of 1991 - 2000). 37 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • Century Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized James Catelli '78 Wendy Milne DaSilva '74 Barbara Kowalczyk Emerson '88 Lydia T. Gonsalves '70 C. Louis '51 & Priscilla John Davis '79 Richard H. England, Jr. '80 Jane C. Goodwin '63 Chapman '51 Cedrone Marjorie L. Davis '65 Phyllis Esau '36 Earlene M. Gordon '90 John A. Celani '74 Davol-Taunton Printing,Inc. Geoffrey M. Fanning '67 Grace M. Gorman '46 Roland W. Chalifoux, Jr. '73 Barbara Wolff Dawson '55 Henry J. Fanning G'61 Michael '82 & Ruth Elliot W. Chassey Mary De Angelo '82 Eileen T. Farley Grace '82 Gosselin Irene Checkovich Dale De Wispelaere Ruth Kearney Farley '58 William G. Grable '62 Joseph M. Chencus '66 Eleanor Ferrara Deehan '57 Marie Randall Farnham '37 James C. Grady '77 The Chickering Group Stephen D. DeFranc '86 Paula E. Fay '75 Maureen P. Graney '80 Ruth Blottman Chippendale '51 Shirley Deknes '52 Mary A. Fazio '87 Franklin '62 & Florence Lawrence & Frances Chirillo Kathleen Delaney-Smith '71 David '62 & Patricia Bell '62 Gray Priscilla Pinel Christopher'42 Chet '61 & Janet Siekman '63 Fee John '54 & Betty Robert T. Citrano, Jr. '89 Leone '63 Delani William P. Feeney '74 Harrison '55 Green Margaret E. Clark '50 Harold '52 & Lucille Nancy F. Ferguson Philip '74 & Joy Silver '75 Greim Serena Morse Clary '43 Fortunato '74 G'78 Delisle lzaura Fernandez '52 Martha V. Grenzeback '43 Daniel A. Clifford '85 Gary & Nancy DellaPosta Alice O'Malley Ferris '476'51 Richard '48 & Lillian Richard & Mary Close Donald '63 & Evelyn Richard & Robin Fine Wilson '48 Grimley Adelia Kucinskas Coe '57 Ekberg '63 DeLutis Anne-Marie Hirschberg Marie Reilly Grzywacz '52 Robert '83 & Maria Gay Gibbons Demaggio '64 Fitzgerald '92 Anthony G'65 & Jane Tobin '84 Colangeli George M. DeMarco, Jr. '78 Kathleen A. Flaherty '91 Mahony '51 Gulla Sheila Q. Coller '58 Ruth Cody Demers '62 Mary E. Flaherty '44 George G'82 & Shirill Gurley Matthew '89 & Rachel James Demopoulos '94 William A. Flaherty, Jr. '77 Elizabeth Gurney '38 Shannon '89 Collins Susan Losciuto Dempsey '73 Louise H. Flansburgh Janet Anderson Gutterson '61 Alan V. Comedy Elizabeth Hamlett Denniston '46 Richard '74 & Nancy John '55 & Patricia Robert M. Commins '66 Barbara D'Entremont '75 G'85 Kipp '71 G'81Florence St. John '55 Hackett Michael Connery '92 Robert '78 & Laurie DeRosa '78 C. Christopher Ford, Jr. '63 Patricia Smith Haddad '72 Conventures, Inc. Ruth Rigby Desousa '22 Mary Matthews Fordham '63 Shirley Thompson Hadley'41 Ruth Small Cooke '41 Rebecca L. Devlin '86 Helen Ulvila Foster '55 Jane Masi Hall '73 Richard Coombs '95 Muriel Donahue Dextradeur '59 The Foxboro Company Elizabeth Ruddock Hamilton '52 Kevin '78 & Maureen Dominic A. DiBattista '67 Mildred Duggan Foy '48 Joshua W. Hamilton '80 Foley '77 Cooney Diane Blackwell Dickinson '55 Eugene A. Franciosi G'59 Michael E. Hanc '74 Robert G. Cooper '52 Malcolm A. Dillon '50 Robert '77 & Cynthia Edmund C. Hands '70 Coreagains David M. Dion '84 Vaughan '68 Francis Phillip J. Hanrahan '63 Susan M. Costello '93 Sandra M. Discepolo '65 Phyllis Werlin Freed '47 David P. Harding '62 Susan Collins Costigan '68 G'OO Paul '63 & Mabel Ann Dulligan Freeman '62 Courtland L. Harlow, Jr. '66 Terrell Cote-Vizard '86 Ashenfelter '63 Doherty Clara Holtz Friedman '39 John & Ann Harper G'97 Joseph '72 & Madeline Therese Mack Doherty '51 G'53 Mary W. Fuller Mary Ellison Harrington '46 Lannin '73 Cotton Mary E. Donahue '70 Maureen Baron Fuller '78 David K. Harris, Jr. '68 Thomas R. Coughlin '75 Margaret Dadian Donoian '51 Thomas J. Gagne '86 Diane M. Hart G'86 Joy Fessler Cox '87 Kevin '70 & Marjorie Patricia Shortall Galligan '47 Constance Nash Hartwell '36 o Kathleen M. Craig '71 Nordman '70 G'76 Dorney Richard H. Gamble '62 Richard J. Harwood '80 Judith Matta Creeden '70 William F. Dowd '77 Ursula Phillips Gamble '52 Gary R. Haskell '79 Jane M. Creedon '61 J. Kenneth Downey '49 Cheridah Paquin Gangone '35 Lois Gnong Haslam '53 William E. Croke '59 Ann Cantfill Doyle '56 Chester M. Gardner, Jr. '63 Jacqueline Haslett '56 Ronald R. Cromwell Robert G. Doyle G'76 Robert J. Gardula '60 Jack R. Hassard '62 Basil F. Cronin G'67 Robert F. Doyle '76 Lee Garrison JeffN. Hawkins '81 Marcia Crooks '55 G'62 Diana Draheim Shirley Hayworth Geary '58 Christie C. Hayden '37 Robert H. Cross '62 G'64 Priscilla Randall Drake '47 Jean Gefteas '94 Nell E. Hayes '84 Robert A. Crossman '86 Diane Rarus Drazek '71 Beverly George '56 Robert S. Haynor Karl P. Crowell '68 Dorothy Walsh Driscoll '58 Theresa Stolarz Geribo '65 Lea T, Hearn '43 Arthur G. Cullati '58 G'61 Robert E. Driscoll '50 Susan Getchell '58 Dorothy A. Heath Francis T. Cullen, Jr. '72 F. Ann duCilIe '71 John R. Ghublikian G'75 Elna Filipson Helgerson '41 Scott P. Cullen Doris A. Duggan '68 Albert E. Gibbons, Jr. '64 John Heller Betty Manning Cummings '52 Roger T. Dunn Paul '59 & Madlyn Sheila Sullivan Henaghan '60 Deirdre E. Curley Bernard & Diane Durante Ware '55 G'73 Giberti Geoffrey Hennessy '94 Rosemary Durant Curto '44 Elizabeth Gallagher Duval '78 Mary E. Giberti '35 Paul E. Henry Sandra Cushman Joyce J. Dwyer '79 Brian F. Gilligan '69 Ruth Sullivan Herford '42 Ellen Cuttle Oliver '82 Irene A. Dygas '58 Carol Coady Gilson '63 Walter M. Hewitson Sheila McGiveron Dacey '69 Sally H. Ebeling Richard G'73 & Diane Mary Lockary Hicks '40 David '74 & Donna Kerri Fay Eck '85 Vincent '67 Giordano Evelyn Whiting Hildreth '44 Potenza '74 Dahl William '41 & Betty Rick L. Giuliotti '87 Janet Levesque Hildreth '62 Clement E. Daley '39 Milne '41 Edgar Esther L. Gleason '31 Miriam Thomas Hill '39 Kristen Blaisdell Daly '84 G'92 Virginia A. Edgell '51 Dorothy Wishnefsky Goldberg '59 Thomas & Jacqueline Hill Paul R. D'Andries G'79 Charles R. Ellsworth '75 Christopher J. Golden Hill & Barlow, Inc. Gertrude Jackman Daneau '54 EMagine Communications Burton D. Goldman '51 Bettina Hayden Hiltbold '39 John C. Danehy Joseph J. Gonsalves '80 James E. Hinds '76 Daniel J. Darcy '88 G'90 Anne L. Hird

Although we have taken great care to check the names listed, no such list can be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary carrections to our recards. 38 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewoter Magazine. ,.... Barbara Jackman Hoffman '51 A. Bill KochanczYk '60 Ann M. Maguire '69 Linda J. Merritt '71 Marilyn P. Hoffman '55 Gary C. Koltookian '54 Candace Maguire Michael J. Merten '52 o Blandine Jasnocha Hogan '56 Ethel Waters Korotsky '51 Jane Stetson Maguire '61 David J. Messaline '65 Susan A. Holton Carol Morse Kosicki '75 Barbara Tappen Mahar '61 Ruth Metcalf '37 ~ Rosemary Holub Rosann Kozlowski '92 Anthony '77 & Paula Murielle Desmarais Michaud '54 Marianne M. Horan '74 Kathleen Crowley- Yale '76 Maistrellis Susanne Silbeira Michelini '64 :-. Christine Frank Horte '62 Thibodeau Kroll '55 John G'57 & Rose Kenneth T. Mierzykowski '79 Marcia Moody Hoyt '61 Stella H. Krupka '33 Dantono '54 Maloney George Mikitarian, Jr. '80 o Michael '65 & Donna Jean Mello Labelle '53 Theresa M. Malumphy '54 Burnham P. Miller '50 ~ Chateauneuf '65 Hughes Gary J. LaFave '75 Evelyn Paul Mangarpan '42 Mary Wisotsky Miller'48 William '54 & Barbara James H. LaFlame '93 Heidi Hinds Marotta '85 Timothy '82 & Carol o Barton '52 Hughes Barbara LaFrance Joseph '70 & Diane Campisi '82 Millerick Marjorie Simmons Hunt '52 Gloria D. Lagasse '73 Neville '71 Martin Lynn McDonald Mills '97 ;::c Anne Kennelly Hynes '54 Helen Campbell Lahey '39 Meredith Pickett Martin '52 Gail M. Milton '89 J.LJ. Enterprises lnc. Rose Lans Laliberty '40 Nancy O. Martin '78 John F. Minihan '62 :.­ Marguerite M. Jacinto '84 Carol E. Lamb '80 G'83 Anna Martin-Jearld Ed Minnock Elaine Francis Jackson '66 G'90 Gail A. Lamb '64 Alan '64 & Claudette Kathleen A. Mirrione o Richard W. James '51 Henry J. Lamb G'81 Michaud '64 Marvelli Martin Miserandino '95 ~ Karen West Jannace '69 Barry D. Lamkin '88 Massachusetts State College Gordon W. Mitchell '59 Colette H. Janson-Sand '67 Paul Landry Building Authority Moberg & Son Roonng, lnc. o Frances Jeffries Jeffrey '91 & Sheila Massasoit Community College Timothy Monaghan '93 Phyllis Jenness '44 Wilcox '91 Lane Susan Donnelly Mathieson '74 James '69 & Carlene o Carroll '59 & Bjorg Jenson '62 Eileen Crean Laporte '41 Rebecca Erwin Mauch '60 Carroll '69 Moore ,.... G'81 Jeppson Dean R. Larabee 111 Robert G. May '56 Peter F. Moran G'73 ,.... Angela M. Johnson '72 Roy & Patricia Latimer Virginia T. Mayo '43 Priscilla Andersen Morrison '61 Carolyn Clough Johnson '50 Emma Fisher Law '54 Peter Mazzaferro Walter K. Morrison '50 o Ernest J. Johnson '78 Susan Lawson Cann '78 Claire McAfee '58 John Morrissey '64 Joseph '79 & Joanne Sally Merrow Leach '42 Robert & Roberta McCarthy Richard A. Morse '69 ~ Wilson '78 Johnson Robert G'61 & Marie Mary Joyce McCarty '51 David A. Morwick '64 John '62 & Martha Haviland '54 Leavens Otis H. McCorkle '48 Sheila Linehan Mousette '74 :.­ Drinkwater '64 Jones Marie Buzzi Leone '44 Margaret J. McCormick '75 Paul & Margaret Mulloy Robert C. Jones G'60 Barbara Reynolds Leslie '50 M. Scott McDonald '80 James Munise '93 o Warren C. Jones '85 Susan Geary Lessoff'72 Richard McDonald Norma Goyetche Munroe '56 ~ Frederick '74 & Linda Margaret S. Lewis '57 Jane F. McElwee '76 Brian Murphy Colby '74 Jordan Barbara F. Lightizer '77 Leona Milch McFarland '50 Jack Murphy o Marion E. Kade '73 Roger J. Limoges '97 Dorothy E. McGann '76 William J. Murphy '63 Rose 1. Kalman '35 Marcia Lindsay '56 Patrick S. McGlynn '85 Donald A. Murray, Jr. '66 ;::c Elva Bertoncini Kanakry '55 Mary Diamond Linehan '44 George & Roberta McGoff Robert S. Murray G'57 James A. Kane '80 Stephen J. Linhares '79 Helen McGovern '36 Frank Muscato :.­ Joseph V. Kane '69 Robert Lizine Prudence M. McGregor Donna Naas Mutzenard '72 Barry & Debra Katz Joan Sheehan Lloyd '54 Patricia F. McGuire '55 Walter '61 & Barbara o Andrea L. Kaufman '85 Robert Locatelli '60 Claire Peach McHugh '51 Mattinson '61 Nagle ~ Daniel '78 & Kathleen Virginia Logan '69 Sheila Tunstall McKenna '62 Jorge L. Neves '90 Dudley '78 Keating David R. Longland '73 Lois M. McKeown G'86 Diana Nichols '63 o William F. Keating G'65 F. Scott Longo '89 Mary Ann McKinnon '91 Martha Nickerson '47 Matthew & Patricia Keenan Leon Lonstein Dolores L. Mclaughlin G'73 Michael '82 & Judith Barbara J. Kelley '74 Myra Powers Lopes '54 Judith B. McLaughlin Bugeau '80 Nickley o Gerard M. Kelley, Jr. '69 Olivio '47 & Lois Smith '43 Lopes Laura E. McLeod G'67 Peter D. Nord '63 Pamela G. Kelley '86 W. Jeffrey Lord '77 Janice Burchard McNamara '47 Charles Notis '68 Paul F. Kelley '51 Robert L. Lorenson Michael J. McNamara '74 Jean littlefield Nummi '48 Thomas F. Kelley, Jr. '90 Lisa M. Louttit '78 Thomas A. McPhee '70 Mercedes Nunez Daniel F. Kelliher '67 Marion Guilbault Louzan '47 Donna M. Medeiros '86 G'01 Leonard '53 & Margaret Constance M. Kennenck '45 Marion R. Lupica '37 Katherine 1. Medeiros '69 Beaulieu '53 O'Brien Clare Lindberg Kenslea '43 Kathryn Lusteg Antonietta Minerva Meier '53 Patricia M. O'Brien Marc J. Kerble '76 Ann Lydecker Ida George Meikle'40 Janice Atkinson O'Donnell '70 Caron 8. Ketchum '78 Mary Lymberis '56 Constance E. Melahoures '68 Joseph '43 & Alyce Gretchen G. Keyworth Irene Potts Lynch '74 Lawrence R. Melcher, Jr. '69 Mullins '44 O'Donnell Ellen Bowen Kilbridge '57 William F. Lynch, Jr. '82 Suzanne M. Melikian '89 Cynthia Cowles Olansky '69 Mary Goggin Kilian '54 Joan Lynch-Silver '75 Marilyn L. Mello '59 Katherine Sites Oldham '44 Jane Russell Kilmer '58 Rita H. Lyons '52 Nancy A. Menard '78 Janice Foley Olds '67 Virginia Daniels-Gorman Ann MacDonald '91 Dorene A. Menezes '69 Steven '66 & JoAnne Kindem '52 Elinor Gorman Mackin '51 Dorothy Merrill '47 Semino '66 Olson Naomi King '62 John R. MacLaren '78 Helena Logan O'Malley '38 Robert MacMillan

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above • S. Elizabeth Pope Society $ 1,000 - $2.499. Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 + (class of 1991 - 2000). 39 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999. Century Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized Gary R. Oman Ronald J. Rezzani, Jr. '83 Margaret Thiesing Smith '47 Alberta McAdams Tolin '51 Patricia Cuff O'Neill '56 Dusty S. Rhodes Nancy L. Smith '58 Evelyn Camara Tonelli '75 Jorge Orta '92 Laurence & Jane Richards Roberta Smith-Sullivan G'62 Carol A. Topolewski '67 Mary McGowan O'Toole '58 Jean Crane Richter '47 Chester E. Smolski '51 Christine M. Torpey '83 Kenneth '75 & Theodora Suzanne Rivard '62 Emily Dulak Sobolewski '52 Frank Tosti Tosches '75 Ottariano Helen M. Robertson '37 Trefton A. Soucy, Jr. '62 John S. Tripp '58 G'64 Ruth Henderson Ottmar '51 Belmira Teixeira Robinson '49 David A. Sousa '60 Judith Cirello Tyler '64 Joseph M. Pagano Philip M. Robitaille '73 Ronald D. Southard '78 Rebecca Cook Ullom '54 Virginia Vanderwarker Page '62 David '66 & Rosemary Phillip C. Souza '78 Mildred Crowley Vaillancourt '52 William L. Paige, Jr. '82 Reardon '66 Rodriquenz Rose Desouza Souza '60 Beverly Gomes Van Allen '64 Robert E. Pariseau '71 Brian P. Rogan '84 Amelia Acebo Sperry '41 Jean French Vankin '52 Lucille Dumas Parkinson '73 Jeanne Taylor Roscoe '51 Jeanette F. Spinale '74 Hazel Luke Varella '54 Paula Parnagian '75 Anna Mezzanotte Rossi '44 Janet Lonergan Spinney '89 Francis J. Veale Katherine McGaughey Parolin '52 Lorraine A. Rossi '51 Thomas G. St. Thomas '75 Marjorie Wolejko Vecchi '64 John S. Parsons Michael & Karen Rotenberg Cheryl A. St. Onge '78 Linda M. Veracka '98 Evelyn Johnson Parziale '42 M. Patricia Royal '42 Victor '42 & Dorothy Joseph '81 & Maryann Lynne Payson G'98 Grace Rudolph '93 Giddings '41 Staknis McCarthy '81 Verria Edwin G'80 & Mary Payton '73 Joanne M. Russell G'77 Howard J. Stapf Karen Leccese Vinson '73 Anthony F. Pellegrini '64 Helen Judge Ryan '40 Julian U. Stein Veronica Galanek Wainwright '74 Margaret Perry Pelletier '61 Mary Harrington Ryan '40 Kathleen M. Stevens '52 Beverly Bradford Wakely '51 Christine M. Pelosi '74 Grace Howard Sabatini '48 Eleni C. Stratigos '01 William Y. Walker '72 Daryll Z. Perron Shirley Peterson Sahl '70 Nancy Street Barbara Walsh '53 Anthony J. Perry '42 Paul Salamon '53 Barbara Pierce Strickland '58 David M. Walsh '65 Michael Perry '91 Paul '50 & Marion Jean Ferguson Sturdy '32 Thomas P. Walsh '63 George S. Peters, Jr. '66 Gildea '50 Salley Earle B. Sukeforth '34 Jane Austin Ward '39 Robert K. Petersen '68 Brian M. Salvaggio '80 G'82 Rita Kumpa Sukola '60 Jacqueline Ware-Tucker '90 Mary O'Grady Phelps '55 Elaine Moore Santos '81 Alice A. Sullivan '46 Phyllis E. Warren '83 Phi Pi Delta Faye F. Santos '74 Brian Sullivan '80 Jean Mahoney Watt '52 Wayne R. Phillips '62 Leola Waters Santos '49 Jane A. Sullivan '76 Richard Webb '93 Timothy J. Philpott G'89 Victor & Mary Santos Kathleen E. Sullivan '52 Priscilla Emery-Akerman Denise Sheehan Pizura '64 Erick Sargent '49 Norma A. Sullivan '62 Weismann '53 Carl '52 & Lois Dunn '51 Ponder Anthony '64 & Nancy Paul '73 & Jane Dorothy E. Wells '45 Virginia Hansberry Porter '99 Seablom '64 Sarno Morrissey '76 Sullivan Rita Cassidy Wheeler '36 Lois E. Poule Steven Sattin '84 Paula J. Sullivan '71 Charles '36 & Phyllis Genevieve M. Powers '48 Althea P. Sawyer '36 Sean-Patrick Sullivan '86 Colby '37 Whitcomb John '86 & Joan Donald F. Schloth '85 Vincent P. Sullivan '56 Patrice Sanborn White '52 Garrity '88 Pozerski J. Roger & Zita Schmiedel Joan Lundquist Swanson '54 Ruth Glidden White '33 Theresa M. Pratt '74 Richard G'96 & Kathryn John L. Sweeney '61 Alice White-Dooley '60 Jean M. Prendergast '50 Macrina '94 Schneider Vivian Chaffin Sweet '46 Joyce B. Whiting Joel Prives Dorothy V. Schrader '42 Barbara J. Sykes '49 Geoffrey Wild '98 Charlotte Prochnow '42 Elizabeth Conley Schreiner '37 Carl Sylvester Lynette Willett Lillian R. Putnam '42 Scituate Consulting, Inc. Margaret Carlson Szupillo '38 Samuel Williams, Jr. '92 Francine Quaglio Grace Seibert-Larke Thomas Talbot Robert L. Williston '66 Joseph 1. Quinn Janice L. Semple '76 G'79 Charles F. Taormina Barbara Maynard Wilson '58 John V. Quinlan '91 Cynthia Webster Serbent '58 Edith Rowell Tardiff '44 Robert N. Witham G'63 James '70 & Janis Peter W. Servis '71 James A. Tartari '64 Barbara MacDonald Wolfreys '71 Gostanian '70 Quinn Kathleen Donovan Shea '72 Lola Lymberis Tatakis '53 Joan Young Woods '53 Doreen Quintiliani '76 Melissa Ainslie Shea '90 Tauton Development Corporation Mary A. Worden G'82 David J. Raczkowski '68 George A. Shediack G'62 Bruce E. Taylor '68 Marion Ryder Worthen '29 Richard '89 & Linette Claire M. Sheehan '82 Joyce M. Taylor '60 Lesley Zavracky '87 Villegas '92 Rao James & Joann Sheets Estelle Mackey Teasdale '41 Eileen Zemmel Zelch '52 Meredith G. Raymond '39 John & Susan Sheldon David M. Tedesco '67 Diane Calderone Zerafa '80 Stephen Raymond '91 Janet Brown Sherman '82 Christine Openshaw Tempesta '84 John E. Zoino '53 Keri A. Reardon '97 Muriel Rowell Sherman '47 Jeanne Medas Jarrett Thayer '93 Sonia Kizirian Zorabedian '60 Mary Correia Reardon '50 John J. Shields '57 Susan Thevenin '64 Carol Scagliarini Redgate '57 G'71 Joan Shipman '61 Wayne '54 & Ann Mary T. Regan '77 Silva Engineering Associates Campbell '54 Thomas Bernadette A. Reid '64 Gilbert L. Simmons '64 Larry D. Thompson '67 Louise C. Reilly '45 Marguerite Simons '78 Claire Soares Thorp '52 James '77 & Dayle Marjorie Wright Skahill '40 Rosemary A. Tierney G'63 Russell '77 Reynolds Deborah Joyce Smith '70 David Tillinghast Ronald '61 & Roberta James S. Smith '89 Robert A. Tocci '72 Babbitt G'67 Reynolds Jean Bonin Smith '70 Judith Moran Smith '63

Although we have taken great care ta check the names listed, no such list can be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary corrections to our records. 40 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted ar misspelled your name, we apolagize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,.... Gail Belcher '93 Nancy M. Gedraitis '91 Daniel F. McHugh '97 G'99 Young leaders Richard J. Bellew '95 Kristen George '94 Mark Mohan '93 0 Club John Boorack '93 Anthony Gutierrez '91 Darin '93 & Tara A. ~ (Class of 1991 Tina Bourgeois '92 Norman A. Hayes III '97 Dolan '92 Morano Joanne Shay Medici Buttner '95 John Healey '91 G'94 Phyllis Parker '91 ~ 2000 $50 - $99) Sean Connor '92 Margaret Hoffman '93 Andrew Pike '93 Kathrine R. Constant-Knowles '93 Andrea T. Jackson-Miller '91 David A. Qualey '94 0 Wendy 1. Corkren '95 Rebecca Brown Johnsky '94 Robin Roberts '94 Regina Cotter '93 Penny S. Jones '96 G'OI Erica Beth St. Germain '93 ~ Susan M. Daddario '91 Erin Lane '93 Doreen Sullivan '96 Chad J. Dagraca '98 Eric Leete '94 Anne E. Tavares-Buker '92 0 Nicholas DiMartino '94 Mary T. Marshall '93 Michael Varao '93 JoAnn Bodine Evans '93 Karl M. Marsiglio '96 Donna Whitney '93 ;:I: Lisa M. Federici '92 Jennifer A. Mastera '93 Alfred Yebba 11 '98 John Florence '00 Paul McAndrews '93 ~ 0 AlbertAlbertini '39 $9,997 BSC Scholarship Fund ~ Bequests Alice T. Tyson 6'63 $25,000 Foundation Endowment Fund Miriam Bryan '29 $1,000 Foundation Endowment Fund 0 Olive C. P. Brittan '34 $5,000 Foundation Endowment Fund Helen W Howord '3D $5,000 Foundation Endowment Fund 0 ,.... Charitable Gift Annuities: ,.... Judith Lancaster Walters '53 Class of 1953 Fund 0

The 1840 Society was established There are 37 individuals that have Dorothy Szafer Dunn '51 ~ 1840 Society in 1997 to recognize individuals notified the Foundation that they Frank Dunn '49 Bridgewater who have notified the college have included the college in their Richard G. Durnin '43 ~ that they have designated a gift estate plans. Fred Fullerton '73 State College to Bridgewater State College Audrey Gough '51 0 Foundation Foundation either through a For further details, or sample Rita N. Hayes '48 ~ bequest, or a current life income bequest language, please contact Kathleen Crowley- or planned gift. These gifts are Jane Bradford, '72 G'76, assistant Thibodeau Kroll '55 0 vital to the future of the college. vice president for development, Nancy Fears Lob '54 Davis Alumni Center, Bridgewater Mary Hoyle Mahan '60 ;:I: There are two ways to participate State College Foundation, Theresa Malumphy '54 in the 1840 Society. First, an indi- Bridgewater, MA 02325, or phone M. Eleanor Mcintyre '40 ~ vidual may establish a charitable her at (508) 531-2946. Frankland Miles gift annuity, or remainder trust Priscilla Miles G'73 0 with the college, or with their Barbara H. Albret '36 Lorraine Wiklund Olson '56 ~ own bank or financial adviser. Marie Baroni Allen '65 Cynthia Booth Ricciardi '81 Secondly, alumni and friends Anonymous (4) Louis Ricciardi '81 0 of the college are encouraged Jill Barres '85 Johanne M, Smith to include Bridgewater State Jane Rae Bradford '72 G'76 David Sousa '60 College Foundation in their JoAn Bull Brouwer '49 Mary Lou Thornburg 0 will, or as a beneficiary of an Terry Hart Cogan '51 Adrian Tinsley IRA, or pension fund, Mark R. Craven Judith Lancaster Walters '53 Frank Curran '54 Avery Williams '57 Mark Cuttle Albert Yurkstas Jeanette Dipaoli Damon '54

Frederick W. Clark, Jr. '83 • Paul T. Gannon. Matthew Striggles • Bridgewater State Terry Hart Cogan '51 • David Jenkins. College Trustees Eugene J. Durgin. Judith B. Mclaughlin *

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and abo'

o Marilyn White Barry '58 * Dorothy Dunn '51 + Martin Miserandino '95 * Foundation Bruce R. Bartlett '68 _ Richard J. Harwood '80 * David A. Robichaud '83 + ;:c Members Peter Chase + Tamara Lingos-Utley + Robert L Todd '64 G'70 + Ann O. Coakley + James Lively + Carolyn V. Turchon '62 _ ~ Theresa M. Corcoran '50. Leon Lonstein * A. Albert Yurkstas + Mark E. Cuttle + Raymond G. Messier '71 + o Frank Dunn '49 + Dawn A. Michael + ~ o Raymond Braz '69 + John Hackett '55 * Robert P. Ryan '55 + BAA Board of Robert S. Carter '51 + F. Scott Longo '89 * Carolyn V. Turchon '62 _ o Directors Terry Hart Cogan '51 • Maureen Collins Minasian '88 G'Ol William Y. Walker, Jr. '72 * ,.... Daniel J. Darcy '88 G'90 * Gordon W. Mitchell '59 * George A. Weygand '53 G'56 + ,.... V. James DiNardo '39 + Ann Burgess Morris '54 + Kathleen Moore Flaherty '91 * John E. Morrissey '64 * o Peter Q. George '84 Ronald J. Rezzani, Jr. '83 * ~ Marcia K. Anderson * Eva T. Gaffney G'01 + Dana Mohler-Faria + ~ Faculty, Staff & Charles F. Angell + D'Ann George David A. Morwick '64 * Emeriti Faculty Leslie E. Carlyle Angell + Frank J. Giuliano James Munise '93 * o Victoria Bacon Burton D. Goldman '51 * Janice A. Murphy ~ Kristy-Ann Baird Louise B. Graham '73 William J. Murphy '63 * Tracy Baldrate '64 * Dorothy M. Grosswendt '71 Mary H. Myers '72 G'88 o Elizabeth L. Bennett Janet M. Gumbris Marian E. Nelson '56 Jane Rae Bradford '72 G'76 + John Harper * Joanne P. Newcombe ;:c Edward Brush * Robert S. Haynor * Mercedes Nunez * Brendan Burke John Heller * Patricia M. O'Brien * ~ Kathleen Candeias G'90 Walter M. Hewitson * Joseph M. Pagano * Dina M. Carbonell * Anne L. Hird * Evelyn L. Pezzulich o lrene Checkovich * Cheryl Hitchings Wayne R. Phillips '62 * ~ Joseph B. Chiccarelli Virginia L. Jewett Hogg '60 + Patricia A. Phillips '54 + Ann O. Coakley + Susan A. Holton * Barbara F. Poe'Sepp '40 Alan V. Comedy * Joseph H. Huber + Lois E. Poule * o Dwight E. Cook G'72 Karen W. Jason Jean M. Prendergast '50 * Richard W. Cost + Frances Jeffries * Francine Quaglio * o Sandra G. Courchesne John W. Jones '62 Laurence D. Richards * Craig Cowles + Martha Drinkwater Jones '64 * Philip M. Roberts Carolyn Cramer Margaret Joyce '56 + Adrian Rondileau '89 + Ronald R. Cromwell * Jeri K. Katz G'78 Brian M. Salvaggio '80 G'82 * Patrick F. Cronin G'OO Tracey A. Keif Henry Santos * Henry O. Daley, Jr. '58. Paul F. Kelley '51* Grace Seibert-Larke * William H. Davis + Barbara LaFrance * Johanne M. Smith + Walter 1. Deady G'94 Howard B. London + Linda B. Stafford '66 Harold F. Delisle '52 * Robert L. Lorenson * Nancy Street * Joseph DeRocco Kathryn Lusteg * Edward C. Swenson Victor DeSantis Keith C. MacDonald Mary Lou Thornburg + V. James DiNardo '39 + Robert MacMillan * David Tillinghast * Anne E. Doyle Candace Maguire * Adrian Tinsley _ Diana Draheim * John D. Marvelle '72 Robert F. Ward '63 + Roger T. Dunn * Dana M. Mayhew Barbara H. Ward + Sandra Faiman-Silva Peter Mazzaferro * Richard J. Warye Nancy F. Ferguson * Dorothy E. McGann '76 * George A. Weygand '53 G'56 + Ruth A. Fitzpatrick '63 Mary Ann McKinnon '91 * Lynette Willett * Mary W. Fuller * Nancy L. Meymand Clifford A. Wood '60 + Marilyn Hayden Furlong '56 Edward Minnock * Paul F. Wright

Although we have taken great core to check the names listed, no such list con be Please let us know so that we con make the necessary corrections to our records. 42 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,..... Friends ofthe Beatrice H. Achorn Susan A. Herman New England-Canada Business Joan R. Ames Phyllis Hughes Council, Inc. + o lnstitution Wallace & Mary Anderson * Matthew & Patricia Keenan * Elizabeth T. Niven. ~ David e. Boragine * Gretchen G. Keyworth * Bidhin Patel Gary & Irene Bourne * Edward & Mary Alice Kirby + Daryll Z. Perron * Ted & Cynthia Brannan * Francis J. Kirwin + Phi Pi Delta * :.­ Ruth E. Clancy Karen P. Kurtz + Joseph 1. Quinn * o Suzan Cole + Lisa F. Lally Dusty S. Rhodes * Rebecca Cordeiro Dean R. Larabee 111 * Michael & Karen Rotenberg * ~ Scott P. Cullen * Roy & Patricia latimer * Sally J. Ryan + Deirdre E. Curley * Deborah F. Little Victor P. & Mary Santos * o Mark E. Cuttle + Ann lydecker * J. R. & Zita Schmiedel * John e. Danehy * Eleanore D. MacCurdy + Barbara E. Schmitt + ;:c Sally H. Ebeling * Alan J. Mac1nnis Frank Sharon Walter F. Ersing Walter E. Margicin Beverly K. Shea :.­ Eileen T. Farley * George & Roberta McGoff * James & Joann Sheets * John & loretta Fitzgerald + Prudence M. McGregor * Michael D. Sherman. o Louise H. Flansburgh * Bernard G. McMahon Howard J. Stapf * ~ Lee Garrison * Madeline Mintz Julian U. Stein * Helen M. Gedraitis Albert & Marcella Mitchell + Phyllis A. Stevens o Madelyn J. Gedraitis Congressman Joe Moakley + Carl Sylvester * AI Griffin Paul X. Mulloy * Charles F. Taormina * o Louise H. Hagan Brian Murphy * Frank Tosti * ,..... Donald S. Harmon Jack Murphy * Francis J. Veale, Jr. * ,..... Dorothy A. Heath * Frank Muscato * Joyce B. Whiting * lynn S. Heinemann Ralph Nee + NancyYee + o ~ Corporations, 3 Com * ExxonMobil Corporation * New England Business Service + 3M Company * Fidelity Investments * New York Times Co. * :.­ Foundations, Abacus Group, Inc. + Fleet Bank * NSTAR Foundation * ACA Assurance * Ford Motor Company + Old Harbor Inn + o Matching Gift Allstate Insurance Company The Foxboro Company * Pepsi-Cola Bottling Group. ~ Companies & American Express Company Freedom Capital Polaroid Foundation * American National Can Co. Management Company + PPG Industries Foundation * o Gifts in Kind Anonymous * Gary R. Oman, PC * PricewaterhouseCoopers LlP + Aon Corporation * General Dynamics Raytheon Company * ;:c Ball Corporation * Government Systems + Reader's Digest Association, Inc. * Bed Bath & Beyond General Electric Company. RJR Nabisco Incorporated + J-. Bonney-Glenn Co., Inc. + Georgia Pacific Corporation + Rockland Trust Company + Bridgewater Area Chapter 11 For Gillette Company * SBC Foundation + o HandiKids, Inc. * G-Tech Scituate Consulting, Inc. * ~ Bridgewater Auto Body * Hercules Incorporated Shaw's Supermarkets, Inc. + Bridgewater Communications * Hill & Barlow, Inc. * Shea Insurance Group, Inc. + o Bridgewater Credit Union * Independence Investment Silva Engineering Associates * Bridgewater Savings Bank + Associates, Inc. * Sodexho Marriott Services. o Bristol County Savings Charitable International Business State Farm Companies + Foundation, Inc. + Machines Corp. * State Street Bank & Trust Co. * BTM Capital Iroquois Gas Transmission Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. Canadian Consulate General. System, LP. * Stride Rite Carol Mulloy Cuttle J.LJ. Enterprises Inc. * Sun Microsystems Foundation,lnc.• John Hancock Company * Taunton Development Corporation Carpet Warehouse * Maple Leaf Foundation, Inc. + The Chickering Group * Coreagains * Massachusetts State College The New England Company Davis, MaIm & D'Agostine, P.e. * Building Authority * Thompson Enterprises Davol-Taunton Printing,lnc. * May Department Stores Co. Velcro USA Inc. Domino's Pizza + McDonald's Corporation Verizon * Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Mellon Bank Washington Mutual Foundation Dunkin Donuts + Morgan Stanley. Matching Gift Prog. Edward Jones National Distillers Waters Corporation EMagine Communications * Distributors Foundation. Enterprise * National Grid Estabrook & Chamberlain NCR Foundation Insurance Agency, Inc.• Network Associates

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1 ,000 - $2,499 + Young leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 + Crimson Society $500 - $999 + (class of 1991 - 2(00). 43 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999. Century Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,..- ,..- ... ofJohn C. Collins '63 & Francis A. Domec '95 ... ofMary Moore Jarvis '39 0 ln Memory... Dr. Wayne Dickenson Joyce T. Domingos '73 Janice L. Newman '70 Roger T. Dunn ~ Susan Thevenin '64 Joyce J. Dwyer '79 ...ofBarbara A. Holub ~ Sally H. Ebeling LaCambria '51 ... ofThomas J. Conners '65 Louise H. Flansburgh Rosemary Holub 0 Framingham High School Helen M. Gedraitis Sunshine Fund Madelyn J. Gedraitis ...ofAnna Mae Lynch ~ Michael '65 & Donna Louise H. Hagan Nancy Street Chateauneuf '65 Hughes Dorothy A. Heath 0 Beverly K. Shea Lynn S. Heinemann ... ofMargaret l. O'Neill James A. Tartari '64 Susan A. Herman Macinnis '50 ;:c John '62 & Martha Drinkwater Alan J. Mac1nnis ... ofDr. Thomas J. Daley '51 '64 Jones Members of Class of '50 ~ Robert '51 & June Carter Gretchen G. Keyworth Edward & Mary Alice Kirby ...ofHazel Moulton McCarthy '26 0 ... ofCarol A. Fallon '73 Francis J. Kirwin Phyllis A. Stevens ~ Susan Losciuto Dempsey '7J Deborah F. Little Howard & Barbara London ...ofRuth Maurer McGhee '39 0 ... ofCarrie E. Hands '40 George & Roberta McGoff Joan R. Ames Edmund C. Hands '70 Bernard G. McMahon 0 Brian Murphy ... ofMarcelia Smith Mitchell '27 ,..- ... ofBetty Godwin Hall '50 Patricia M. O'Brien Albert & Marcella Mitchell ,..- Ray Hall Laurence & Jane Richards Michael & Karen Rotenberg ... ofBiII Robinson 0 ... ofElizabeth Harmon '39 Barbara E. Schmitt Evelyn L. Pezzulich Donald S. Harmon Frank Sharon ~ Adrian Tinsley ...ofRobert Ruesink ... ofJohn Heller Robert '63 & Barbara H. Ward Ann Lydecker ~ Beatrice H. Achorn Richard J. Warye Judith B. Alpert G'75 Joyce B. Whiting ...ofCharles Shaw '39 0 Wallace L. & Mary E. Anderson Clifford A. Wood '60 Walter E. Margicin ~ Charles F. & Leslie E. Carlyle Angell ... ofRegina M. Gross ...ofDorothy Hern Smith '39 0 Wanda T. Brown G'79 Ronald & Virginia Jewett '60 Frederick J. Smith Ruth E. Clancy Hogg ;:c Ronald R. Cromwell ... ofJerrol J. Toledo Joseph DeRocco ... ofGail Hall Tracy A. Arthur ~ Robert & Laurie DeRosa '78 Owen & Patricia McGowan 0 ~ ... ofMr. Durgin, Math Instructor ...ofAlison V. Hird ... ofThe Patricia Ross '65 and ln Honor... Natalie Weinstein Oxman '49 Anne L. Hird Fred Reinstein Family 0 Vera M. Gronvall Ross '42 ... ofMarty Favor & ... ofDylan Larke 0 Michael Blumenauer Grace Seibert-Larke Ann Lydecker

Although we have taken great care to check the names listed, no such list can be Pleose let us know so thot we can moke the necessary corrections to our records. 44 perfect. If we hove inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,.... Florence Pratt Nigro Undergraduate John E. Nolan 0 1922 1933 Mary Tierney Nolan Alumni by Ruth Rigby Desousa * Helen Davis Blackburn ~ Class Year Evelyn Chassey Carroll Paul F. Olenick Dorothy Chatterton Carter Sylvia Pentikainen Patrick ;..... Helen Castro DeSilvia Marjory Hollenbeck Richardson 1924 Mildred Ferguson Dutton Natalie Dean Runkel 0 Katharine Turner McWilliam Beatrice V. Fitts Althea P. Sawyer * Carol Chace Ford Mary MacDonald Stimpson ~ Phyllis Lamm Gould Alice Larson Tenglin 0 Mildred Tilton Huntington Rita Cassidy Wheeler * 1925 Charles L. Whitcomb * Edith Glick Shoolman • Stella H. Krupka * ;:I: Eleanor Martin Elinor Meyer McGee ;..... Ruth Glidden White * 1937 1926 Marie Randall Farnham * 0 Eugenie Plante Heon Wilma Quinn Fitzgerald MaryL. Kent ~ 1934 Christie C. Hayden * Maureen Shea Blais Edith James Honeth 0 Olive C. P. Brittan. Alma Weygand Keliher 1927 Irene Walker Brousseau George M. Leonard 0 Frances Eleanor Baldwin Alice T. Donahue Phyllis Adams Leonard R. ,.... Margaret Stiles Davis Doris C1arner Harvey Marion Lupica * ,.... Milicent Smith Hewitt Helene D. Johnson Ruth Metcalf * Pearl M. Pettengill Ruth Ferris Latham Doris Thompson Ricker 0 Marie Johnson MacLeod Helen M. Robertson * Alice Homer Merrikin Elizabeth Conley Schreiner * ~ Althea Mock-Prouty Anna E. Shaff Loui~e 1928 Olga Mcmurdie Peet Collins-Howland Tweedy ;..... Lena Herstoff Cohen Phylhs Colby Whitcomb * Caroline Chase McDonald Ruth Koss Rolin 0 Pauline Boomer Nunes Earle B. Sukeforth * Louise E. Tosi 1938 ~ Dorothy Moynan Bennett 0 1929 Rita Murphy Bleakney Miriam Perkins Bryan + 1935 Alice Blanchfield Bogosian ;:I: Wilmar Harlow Armer Marjorie Burdett Carlson * Lucille Radio Chernack Leo J. Chareth Conceda Amoroso Carr ;..... Phyllis Kennedy Chase Magda Borgatti Fiorini Helen A. Powers Sylvia Fleisch Cheridah Paquin Gangone Marion Ryder Worthen * Margaret Smith Goulding 0 * Mary Deans Giberti Marie Jennings Yerry * Elizabeth Gurney Rose 1. Kalman * * ~ Owen B. Kiernan + Ada Roberti Lukey Bertha Joseph Kinsella Rita Donovan Olenick 0 1930 Arlene Kelleher Maroney Helena Logan O'Malley * Ethel Mayers Burnham Jeannette Parmenter Murphy Dorothy Lipman Salk 0 Helen W. Howard. Mary E. Sullivan Enid Scribner McGirr Margaret Carlson Szupillo * Marjorie Keefe McNally Esther E. Mesh 1936 Julia M. Twohig Barbara N. Albret * Dorothy S. Bearse * 1939 F. Doris Bennett Mary Judge Barrett * Marion Morse Berio Lillian T. Bertoli 1931 Katherine Johnson Blackwell Amy Barton Castle * Mary E. Breault Marguerite Mahady Boyle Mary B. Chisholm Esther Lovell Gleason * Anna Drinkwater Champney Clement E. Daley * Katherine M. Hern Doris Kelleher Donovan Mary A. Daly Louise Sweinimer Dearn Doris Bicknell Nourse Phyllis Esau * Barbara DeWolfe Constance Nash Hartwell * Barbara Smith Huff V. James DiNardo + Gertrude French Hunt Harry P. Dunn 1932 Belle Barsku Levin Clara Holtz Friedman * Grace Michel Parker Ruth Flaherty Lovett Marjorie Fiske Hall Helen Winning Phalen Elsa Johnson Lundgren Miriam Thomas Hill * Florence Cobb Stevens Dorothy Edson Madison Bettina Hayden Hiltbold * C. Victor Johnson Jean Ferguson Sturdy * Helen McGovern Priscilla Comeau Tarbox * Marion Barnes Keough

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1,000 - $2,499 + Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 + (class of 1991 - 2000). 45 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2.500 - $4,999. CentUlY Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,..... Helen Campbell Lahey * Mary Drummey Merlet • Helen Glasle Pratt 0 William R. McGhee Edna Brown Mills Lois Carpenter Shea Florence Hawes Ovaska Priscilla Hackett Sweet 1947 ~ Elizabeth Turner Packard Frostine Graves Beckman * Laura Perron Page Norma Wolf Pinkerton Margaret Gillis Zaniboni Ruth Anderson Berry ~ Meredith Bragg Raymond * Amelia Acebo Sperry * Ann McNamara Bouchard Dorothy Hem Smith Dorothy Giddings Staknis * Atherleen Hanson Brady 0 Elsie Church Smith Estelle Mackey Teasdale * Rita L. Custeau Jane Austin Ward Phyllis Pray Thompson 1944 * Virginia Boarn Alden Priscilla Randall Drake ~ R. Simon White * Mary Campbell Barry Beverly Morey Farwell 0 Catherine Kula Bentley Alice O'Malley Ferris * 1942 Eleanor C. Blaine * Phyllis Lawday Foster ;:c 1940 Sylvia Osha row Bailet * Anastasia Coparan Blount * Phyllis Werlin Freed * Irene Mattie Cormier Edward F. Barry Mary Sheehan Boethel * Grace Theberge Frey ~ Irma Wall Dobbyn Harriet Noel Blanchard Evelyn T. Brega Patricia Shortall Galligan * Annette Breen Dowd Helen G. Boyajian Ruth Farrell Burke * Anita Ghilardi 0 Helen O'Neil Fitton Barbara Daly Canavan Rosemary Durant Curto * Lenore Kelly Hennessey ~ Mary McCann Glidden Juliet Noel Carlson Eleanor Bordeaux Downey Jack M. Herman Ruth Kravif Goldstein Priscilla Pinel Christopher * Mary E. Flaherty * Carol Clark Hunt 0 Carrie Mckean Hands Phyllis Slobins Cohen Sarah Franco Fraser Marguerite Haskell Kinsley Mary Lockary Hicks * Phyllis Ellis Collins Beulah Downs Grout Olivio Lopes * Barbara Howes Juliano Florence Condrick Connors Evelyn Whiting Hildreth * Marion Guilbault Louzan * 0 Geraldine Wardwell Keenan Loretta Kennedy Dexter Phyllis Jenness * Ardys Farnsworth Lynch ,..... Martin F. Killory + Ruth Sullivan Herford * Elaine Clapp Kelly Dorothy M. Mackin ,..... Rose Lans Laliberty * Phyllis Simon Keith Marie R. Kennedy Janice Burchard McNamara * 0 Ida George Meikle * Mary H. Kjellander Marie Buzzi Leone * Dorothy Merrill * Vernon W. Nickerson Sally Merrow Leach * Mary Diamond Linehan * Martha Nickerson * ~ Winifred Silveira Parks Edna Smith Lincoln Miriam Peltonen Luoma Barbara ScobIe Peck Jean Whiting Patenaude Douglas F. Macdonald Alice Doran Lynds Margaret Monahan Raymond ~ Harriette Mayo Peterson Evelyn Paul Mangarpan * Phyllis Powell MacMillan Jean Crane Richter * Barbara F. Poe'Sepp Charles D. Merrill Mary Driscoll Murphy Muriel Rowell Sherman * 0 Margaret Wall Reed Anthony J. Perry * Alyce Mullins O'Donnell * Margaret Thiesing Smith * ~ Genevieve Doherty Regan Charlotte James Prochnow * Katherine Sites Oldham * Margaret Boffetti Tonello Helen Judge Ryan * Lillian Russell Putnam * Anna Mezzanotte Rossi * Gertrude Gerstein Zagorin 0 Mary Harrington Ryan * Loretta Dupre Ring Edith Rowell Tardiff * Eileen M. Sanford Vera Gronvall Ross + Marjorie Wright Skahill * M. Patricia Royal * 1948 Janice Brennan Sprogell Dorothy V. Schrader * Corinne McDonough Austin Margaret Mador Wellington Victor R. Staknis 1945 ~ * Elizabeth Donahue Barrows Hortense Archambault Burton Elisabeth Wildes John H. Stella John Burgess Louise Payne Chew 0 Catherine Graham White Estelle Pottern Epstein Gloria Bernstein Zeman Jean Nicoll Craig ~ Marilynn Waterman Dutra Mildred Duggan Foy * 1941 Meredith White Eichelberger Lillian Wilson Grimley * 0 Melvin A. Backman * Constance M. Kennefick * Richard T. Grimley * Henry J. Barber 1943 M. Geary LoPresti Mildred Downer Jarvis 0 Carey W. Brush Grace Bard Arnstein * Louise C. Reilly * Sarah Malina Keren Malvena MacDonnell Cangiano Antoinette Pepe Borrelli * Dorothy Morton Sturtevant Franklin L. Kroell Madelyn Olenick Claney Marion J. Bothwell Dorothy E. Wells * Marjorie Maclennon Marshall Doris Burrell Clifford Serena Morse Clary * Otis H. McCorkle * Ruth Small Cooke * Joseph F. Comerford Mary Wisotsky Miller * Betty Milne Edgar * Eleanor Kuchmeister Crabill Jean Littlefield Nummi * William J. Edgar * Patricia Dahill DuBois 1946 Lorraine Dolliver Opitz Ellen F. Fahey Richard G. Durnin Everett O. Britton * Genevieve M. Powers * Altana Mann Bullard + Liette Morin Fregeau Eleanor Enos Phyllis Jones Ryder Dorothy Brooks Church Eleanor Fulton Eileen Nolan Foley Grace Howard Sabatini * Elizabeth Hamlett Denniston Francis X. Guindon Jennie Maskalenko Frost * D. Davis Todd Grace Sweeney Gorman Shirley Thompson Hadley Martha Cunningham Grenzeback * Ruth Moriarty Winsor * * Patricia Froio Gricius Jeannette Reed Halloran Luella Eaton Hartbower Mary Ellison Harrington Elna Filipson Helgerson Lea Theresa Hearn * * * Louise L. Homen Winnifred Taylor Hodges + Sylvia Fishman Katler Eunice M. Kohler Ruth Stone Kumin Clare Lindberg Kenslea 1949 * Eunice Chatterton Maloney Helene O'Hara Adams * Eileen Crean Laporte Lois Smith Lopes * * Edith Maxim Matthews Nathalie Dorman Agostino Charlotte Clark Lowe Virginia T. Mayo * * Marie Mack Spieler John Raymond Berry Linnea Harju Maki Elaine Kamandulis Mazgelis Imogene Brownell Brightman Ina Mosher Marland Barbara Moore Newhall Alice A. Sullivan * Vivian Chaffin Sweet JoAn Bull Brouwer Lucille L. Marvill Joseph H. O'Donnell * * * Alice M. Toomey Marie Vincent Costa Mary Smith McAvoy Marjorie Knight Cronin

Although we have taken great care to check the names listed, no such list can be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary corrections to our records. 46 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,..- ,..- J. Kenneth Downey * Rita Loughlin Scudder Jean Mello Labelle * Frank F. Dunn + Catherine Yoyos Telford. Beverly Gouldrup Mazan 0 Anne Fitzmaurice Tierney. 1952 Ann Venti Dutton Gertrude Fearing Alley * Antonietta Minerva Meier * June Lindahl-Mahoney Vawter ~ Mary L. Fahey Alice Dusseault Beaulieu * Carol Young Mesheau Mary L. Fitzpatrick Wilma C. Berardi * Dorothy J. Messier James A. Flanagan Jacqueline Gaffney Brehm * Donald J. Morey :-- Marilyn Coelho Gross Marjorie MacKenzie Brown * Jeanne Kirby Murphy 0 Carol Schneider Gurney 1951 Ann K. Noyes Carol Kaplan Altshuler + Joan Shaughnessy Bruno Frances McElroy Heney. Leonard F. O'Brien * ~ Allan K. Belcher Carolyn Orton Bump Nancy McGrath Jenkins Margaret Beaulieu O'Brien * Pearl Dyer Berry Walter E. Campbell + Mary T. MacDougall Marilyn Ladetto Pettengill 0 Mildred Braga * Robert G. Cooper * Maria deGuadalupe Murray Mary Fagan Pickett Rose-Marie Welch Briand * Betty Manning Cummings * Grace Murphy Nelson Barbara Grealish Reincke ;:c Robert S. Carter + Shirley Deknes * Natalie Weinstein Oxman Paul Salamon * C. Louis Cedrone * Harold F. Delisle * Marjorie Berry Pearson Anita Sample Sethares Priscilla Chapman Cedrone * Elaine Patch Dennis :-- Bernice Seavey Reed Lola Lymberis Tatakis * Ruth Blottman Chippendale * Maria K. Dounelis-Bradley + Belmira Teixeira Robinson * Theresa Rocha Theodore 0 Terry Hart Cogan. lzaura Pinto Fernandez * Leola Waters Santos * Beverly A. Thomas Marie T. Corcoran ·Ursula Phillips Gamble * ~ Erick Sargent * Barbara Patterson Walsh * Shirley Gaw Cory Jean Bently Gilman Harrold S. Shipps Judith Lancaster Walters • 0 Martha E. Cummings. Rodel Sokol Greenberg Marie McNeil Sweeney Priscilla Emery- Therese Mack Doherty * Marie Reilly Grzywacz * Barbara J. Sykes * Akerman Weismann * Margaret Dadian Donoian * Elizabeth Ruddock Hamilton * 0 Leona Liftman Taylor George A. Weygand + Dorothy Szafer Dunn + Ellen Cantwell Healy ,..- Betty Morton Tidrow Ruth Mattinson Wheeler Virginia Corey Edgell * Barbara Barton Hughes * ,..- Doris Haynes Tierney Joan Young Woods * Barbara Vaughan Firing Marjorie Simmons Hunt * Elaine Girard Tolivaisa Barbara Andrade Wordell Jean Collins Fletcher + Janet Breen Kane 0 Eleanor Raleigh Trevains John E. Zoino * Margaret Hart Foley Helen O'Connor Keegan Gloria Brogi Turgiss + ~ Wallace J. Gleekman Virginia Daniels-Gorman Kindem* Jacqueline Killen Weyand Burton D. Goldman * Amelia E. Leconte + ~ Audrey Rosha Gough Carolyn E. Lorman 1954 Doris J. Goyetche Lorraine Bachand Lundegren Fatima Allie * 0 1950 Joseph Gregg + Rita H. Lyons * Claire M. Appling ~ Mary Oakley Anderson * Marjorie Torrence Gregg + Meredith Pickett Martin * Martha L. Ball Mary O'Neill Carey * Jane Mahony Gulla * Lois Melville McKenzie + Marie Delahanty Beauregard * 0 Margaret Gray Clark * Barbara Rosenblatt Guzovsky Michael J. Merten * Edward J. Bielski * Theresa M. Corcoran. Doris Gould Hanson Jean Burke Moore Ellen Sharpe Binney ;:c Barbara Hall Coville Barbara McNeill Hickey Katherine McGaughey Parolin * Alicia Andruk Boucher + Walter G. Creedon Beatrice M. Higgins Carl Z. Ponder * Joseph R. Bruno ~ Mary Flynn Delaney Noreen Dunn Hine + Florence Katwick Shearer + Charles Christie + Malcolm A. Dillon * Barbara Jackman Hoffman * Emily Dulak Sobolewski * Elizabeth Volton Costa 0 Marilyn Clark Donovan Richard W. James * Kathleen M. Stevens * David B. Crosby Robert Emmet Driscoll * Paul F. Kelley * Kathleen Garvin Sullivan * Janet Frieh-Thifault Cunningham ~ Eleanor Finn Lois Shea Kennedy Lois True Thomson Jeanette Dipaoli Damon * Robert Firing Isabelle Bragg King. Claire Soares Thorp * Gertrude Jackman Daneau * 0 Virginia Knight Fraser Ethel Waters Korotsky * Mildred Crowley Vaillancourt * Bernice Misner Gerson + Claire Klein Friedman Elinor Gorman Mackin * Jean French Vankin * Helene White Gilmartin 0 Carol Berry Fritz Mary Joyce McCarty * Jean Tubbs Watkins + John H. Green * Frederick W. Gustafson + Madeleine Topham McDonald + Jean Mahoney Watt * Margaret M. Higgins Carolyn Sinclair Hale Claire Peach McHugh * Frances Mcgrory Webber Betty-Anne Morse Holly Carolyn Clough Johnson * Ruth Henderson Ottmar * Patrice Sanborn White * Donald S. Holmes Marie Connell Keeney Lois Dunn Ponder * Carolyn Pinel Wilson + William F. Hughes * Marie Ciampa King Nancy Whitney Rickard Eileen Zemmel Zelch * Anne Kennelly Hynes * Jeanne Lapierre Kozak Jeanne Taylor Roscoe * Mary Goggin Kilian * Barbara Reynolds Leslie * Lorraine A. Rossi * Gary C. Koltookian * Margaret O'Neill Macinnis Harriet M. Royce 1953 Emma Fisher Law * Leona Milch McFarland * Jean Sullivan Santos Mary Carre-MacLaren Acklen Marie Haviland Leavens * Roberta Brandt Mcl1hatten Beverly Pottern Shapiro Sallee Twichell Bielski * Sondra Schwartz Leiman Burnham P. Miller * Janice Haydon Shurtleff Phoebe Leavitt Campbell + Joan Sheehan Lloyd * Walter K. Morrison * Chester E. Smolski * Joyce Bissell Carpenter * Nancy Fears Lob Marilyn Kline Oxman Alberta McAdams Tolin * Francis P. Curran + Myra Powers Lopes * Jean Grant Prendergast * Beverly Bradford Wakely * Joanne Kilmain Curran + Rose Dantono Maloney * Mary Correia Reardon * Albert H. Walsh Ralph J. Fletcher + Theresa M. Malumphy * Marion Gildea Salley * Rose Fontinha Wedge Joan A. Gnecco Phyllis Geegan Mazzoleni + Paul V. Salley * Elizabeth Olney Westcott Ann Burke Guay Murielle Desmarais Michaud * Barbara Gullich Sargent Lois Gnong Haslam * Ann Burgess Morris + Eileen Tessier Scacca Phyllis McCaigue Hosker Joseph F. Pauley + Ann Fekkes Scott Constance Fitzpatrick Kula Patricia A. Phillips +

Giving Clubs l'resident's Circle $10.000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1.000 - $2.499 + Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9.999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 + (class of 1991 - 2(00). 47 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • CentUlY Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,.... Marion Walsh Rowell + Mary Cote Foster Carol Scagliarini Redgate * 0 Robert L. Rowell Joseph E. Fratianni Alvin F. Rubin 1959 ~ Mary Lane Stacey Marilyn Hayden Furlong Lee Hubbard Seater Charlotte Sowa Alves Joan Lundquist Swanson * Beverly George * Marie Seminatore Gloria Santos Andrade Andrea Hofer Thelander Jacqueline Haslett * John J. Shields * Lorraine E. Bailey :a- Ann Campbell Thomas * Blandine Jasnocha Hogan * Mary Barker Small Patricia Collins Boland Margaret Joyce + 0 Wayne E. Thomas * Helen Domingos Sylvia Diane Speare Bridgwood * Betty Rich Tuttle Virginia M. Kalaghan John R. Uva William S. Bruno s:: Rebecca Cook Ullom * Anthony J. Kula Rose Petruzzi-Maccorma Burgos Winifred Murray Leary Hazel Luke Varella * Mary Canniff Carroll 0 Geraldine Saunders Wickman * Marcia Lindsay * William E. Croke * Anne Steves Zeigler Mary Lymberis * 1958 ;:c Noreen Paiva Avery + Margaret A. Demone Robert G. May * Muriel Donahue Dextradeur Patricia O'Connor McGillis Marilyn White Barry * * Paul F. Giberti :a- Eleanor Sondeen Morlino James W. Beaudry * 1955 Mary Edwards Beaudry Virginia Oliveira Gizzi Norma Goyetche Munroe * Dorothy Wishnefsky Goldberg 0 Almeda King Ambrulevich * Marian E. Nelson Roberta Southwick Bellows * Theresa Tupper Boucher * Judith Mahon Bolton Sandra Corey Gray + Barbara Vose Nicholson Carol Dutton Hoole s:: Mary Carlisle Brady * Eileen Sullivan O'Grady Anne Adams Brownley Carroll E. Jeppson 0 Helen Wolski Braithwaite * Eleanor Lydon Olson Susan Whitaker Cannon * Phyllis Lanza Caligaris * Ronald J. Carroll * Genevieve Roberts Lamoureux Priscilla Walters Olson Roger C. Lamoureux Faith Cummings Crandall Alice Murphy O'Neill Sheila Quinn Coller * 0 Marcia Crooks * Nancy Pozzo Connelly John W. Lombard Patricia Cuff O'Neill * Leon A. Long ,.... Barbara Wolff Dawson * Joan M. Park + Mary Kucinskas Cowgill ,.... Diane Blackwell Dickinson * Arthur G. Cullati * Priscilla A. Magar Vincent P. Sullivan * Elaine Campbell Melisi John V. Ditullio Ann Robbins Talbot Henry O. Daley. 0 Martha Moquin Duval Beverly Berg Dirksen Marilyn Jackson Mello * Joanne Hart Uva Carolyn Madden Millard ~ Sandra Sparrell Fitzpatrick Harriet Schroeder Weaver Harriet Cannon Donahue Helen Ulvila Foster * Dorothy Walsh Driscoll * Gordon W. Mitchell * :a- Nancy Whyte Frey Irene Dygas-Polednak Dygas * Jean M. O'Brien Madlyn Ware Giberti * Ruth Kearney Farley * Jane Tuttle Powers 0 Betty Harrison Green * 1957 Shirley Hayworth Geary * Carol Cummings Roht John P. Hackett * Barbara Churbuck Adams Susan Dolber Getchell * Robert M. Rosenblatt s:: Patricia St. John Hackett * Harry Colman Allen Viola M. Goodnow Rayna Logvin Skolnik 0 Eleanor Cookson Hartley Ann Chace Allerdt Joanne M. Hadalski Pauline Stark Solmonese Marilyn P. Hoffman * Phyllis A. Armstrong * Priscilla Miller Hayward Arthur J. Souza ;:c Joan Weber Horsetield Gerald E. Blanchette * Phoebe Clark Hogg Florence T. Sullivan Elva Bertoncini Kanakry * Barbara Ricard Boudreau Beverly Blute Hounsell Joan M. Sullivan Kathleen Crowley-Thibodeau Kroll * John J. Braithwaite * Joseph Kelleher Jacqueline L. Swanson :a- Elizabeth Pattison Kulas Ann Wilberding Brewer Irene F. Kiley Ann Guidoboni Tosi 0 Joan Sawyer Leland Janice Whitehouse Byrne Jane Russell Kilmer * Patricia ToutloffWard Carol Barbato Mauro Virginia Turner Cahoon Eleanor Maimaron Lemond Nancy Pike Wilson s:: Patricia F. McGuire * Adelia Kucinskas Coe * Lois Maccrea Mackey 0 Joan E. Murphy Constance Comeau Corkum Barbara Shire Magro A. Mann Orcutt William J. Costa Natalie Hollertz May 1960 Mary O'Grady Phelps * Lois Hebert Cronan Albert W. Mayers Sheila Cronin Agostinelli 0 Josephine S. Rego Eleanor Ferrara Deehan * Claire McAfee * Nancy Boyle Arns Elizabeth Hellstrom Rowell E. Ruth Appleby Desjeunes Veronica Healy McCarthy Gordon W. Bates Ann Shields Ryan + Marie Gearin Duerden Dorothy Mahoney McLaughlin Roland Bernardo Robert P. Ryan + Sally Farrar Dunn Joan Bryant Mitchell Maureen Fahnley Calvi Frances Nicholson Sadek. Jean Marchant Dwyer Mary Keefe Noll Joseph Cambra Francena Warren Smith Marilyn Floyd Federico + Mary McGowan O'Toole * Lavinia Murphy Connors Greta E. Tyson Elizabeth Roach Fontaine Jean Ann Maclean Phinney Grace Lagrasts Crovi Denise Gosselin Valencia Susanne McPeck Gavin Joan Rodman Reed Joan Faria Daley Ann Burke Walsh Patricia Neagus Gray Marcel Richard Barbara Weeden Davol Judith Sullivan Keene Thomazia Dube Roy Janice E. Farrell R. Elaine Murphy Kelley Carolyn Sheldon Ryan Mary Higgins Fermental Ellen Bowen Kilbridge * Cynthia Webster Serbent * Janice Silva-Wareing Fernald 1956 Patricia Andrews Lee Joan Bladen Smiley B. Jean Barmby Jane Harrington Feroli Margaret Sullivan Lewis * Nancy L. Smith Natalie Creeden Barry * * John E. Ferreira Barbara Castelejo Mello Thomas L. Smith Joanne Bergstrom Fullerton John S. Blanchon * Margaret Lemos Merritt Annie Thurston Spence Lorraine DeFrates Blanchon Robert J. Gardula * Eleanor Robidoux Morrison Carole L. Splaine * Alice Donnelly Boivin Felix A. Giardina Barbara Reed Mulcahy Barbara Pierce Strickland Carlene Dodd Brown * * June Marsh Gould Joseph H. O'Brien Elizabeth Tormey Anna Morrison Hall Laura Batista Crocco Nancy Mission O'Brien John S. Tripp * Sheila Sullivan Henaghan Ann Canttill Doyle * William A. Orcutt Brenda Douthwright VanDeusen * Antone Felix Virginia Jewett Hogg + Eileen M. Perkins Barbara Maynard Wilson * Richard S. Januse John P. Piccirilli

Although we hove taken great care to check the names listed, no such list can be I Please let us know so that we can make the necessary corrections to our records. 48 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. I Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,... Lenox S. Karner Barbara Tappen Mahar * John W. Jones * C. Christopher Ford * Mary Peters Kelter Elizabeth Strachan McLoone Blanche Polk Judd Mary Matthews Fordham * 0 A. Bill Kochanczyk * Carol Reynolds McMenamy Thomas W. Judd Nancy Davis Frazee ~ A.Ellen Dewhurst-Bruce Lane Joanne Hall Mead Joan Cleary Kenney Victoria Roberts French. Conrad R. Levesque Louise McGibbon Moline Naomi King * Teresa Oliveira Gaffney Robert Locatelli * Richard E. Mooers Catherine Howard Kitchen Joseph A. J. Gagnon 1-- Mary Hoyle Mahan. Kathleen Curtin Morella Robert Kitchen Chester M. Gardner * 0 Rebecca Erwin Mauch * John J. Morgan Marjorie King Krupa Carol Coady Gilson * John J. Mollica Priscilla Andersen Morrison * Sandra Lans Lorusso Jane C. Goodwin * ~ Peter B. Noyes Barbara Mattinson Nagle * Patricia Lucid Lucey Phillip J. Hanrahan * Marie Denoncourt Palmeri Walter R. Nagle * Bette Clark Marshall Patricia Harnish-Miller Kelly 0 Lorraine Bordeaux Pratt Helen Pinto Olson Cynthia Payne Marshall Margaret Moniz Lafleur Elinor Miettinen Putnam Priscilla Nickerson Orcutt Sheila Tunstall McKenna * Virginia Davis Lambert ;:I: Katherine Lantery Reddy Margaret Perry Pelletier * Norma Dubiel McKenzie Joan Kiernan Lange + Madeline Ward Reilly Margaret A. Phillips John F. Minihan * June Hall Leonard 1-- Ruth C. Schuttauf Bernard F. Powers Janet Lilly Nims Warren B. Lewis 0 Joseph C. Simas Ronald F. Reynolds * Joseph P. Noble Faith Mullaney Manzer David A. Sousa * Timothy M. Rioux Sheila O'Keefe Odella Linda Dow McMahon ~ Rose Desouza Souza * Sheila R. Rosenblatt Ann Packard Patricia Mello June R. Stonkus Joan Williams Shipman * Virginia Vanderwarker Page * Avis Brown Miller 0 Rita Kumpa Sukola * Birute Duoba Silvia James R. Perron Marguerite Burns Mooers David C. Swift Everett J. Smith Wayne R. Phillips * Barbara Belyea Morris 0 Nancy Kelly Swift Sharon Cody Stone Ann Lemieux Precourt Joanne Levine Morris ,... David K. Sylvester John L. Sweeney * Frederick J. Quinn Craig R. Murch ,... Judith Remick Tassinari Charlotte Donovan- Marie O'Brien Quinn Geraldine Zanolli Murphy Joyce Mitchell Taylor * Creegan Sylvia Suzanne Rivard * William J. Murphy * 0 Gerardo N. Tempesta Esther Treadwell-Taylor Tucker Judith Boynton- Diana Schneider Nichols * Fred C. Toran Charlene Dibble Tyler Stoddard Robillard Peter D. Nord * ~ Nancy J. Vecchione Dorothy Baryleski Roncka James E. Pickard Maude C. Ware Jarett W. Rose Dean A. Powers 1-- Richard A. Watts Francis D. Ryan Dennise Mulligan Prow Martha Lee Webb 1962 Trefton A. Soucy Barbara A. Roberts 0 Jane M. Antolini * Alice White White-Dooley * Norma A. Sullivan * Helen Seferiadis Rogers ~ Clifford A. Wood + Lana Steele Argir. Kathleen Carroll Theberge Robert H. Rogers Sonia Kizirian Zorabedian * Jo-Anne Donnelly Baril Marilyn Griffiths Tracy Louise Westgate Scott 0 Judith Andrews Barnaba Carolyn V. Turchon • Annette Wessling Sherry Thomas M. Bleakney Carole Taylor- Francis T. Sherry ;:I: Judith Byrne-Perry Byrne-Ariel Mckenzie Vernazzarro Florence Brucchi Short 1961 Janet Drummey Cahill Lorraine Azevedo Viveiros Judith Moran Smith Lucile Whisenant Akers * 1-- Katherine Inglis Callahan * Constance O'Brien Walker + Patricia Costa Souza James Argir • Anne Blouin Chase Diane H. Zona Patricia Decicco Souza 0 Robert H. Arnold Joan Leclair Cotter Donald J. Sullivan ~ Mary A. Babaian Diana C. Crooks Linda Boucher Thompson Cynthia Quirk Buscone + Robert H. Cross * Carol Wallbank Tripp Marjorie Mersey Cadoret Agnes Mahony Dauphinais 0 1963 Thomas P. Walsh Robert F. Champlin * Judith Murphy DeFilippo + Maureen Chase Baird * Robert F. Ward + Jane M. Creedon * Ruth Cody Demers * Patricia Gurney Baker Susan Tidd Wentz 0 Michael V. Crocco Diane Micalchuck Descoteaux Paula McDermott Baronas * Wallace A. Wood Chet K. Delani * Carole Poole Donnelly Vivian Flanagan Bleakney Virginia Shelly Woods Mary A. DiPerna Marie Leger Egan Edwin L. Borsari Carolyn J. Young Mary Vancini Dowd Warren R. Emerson Gloria McGilIick Brown * Priscilla Young Fiore Mary Scott Eppich A. Mulcahy Carnathan Florence Mello Foley Margaret E. Farrell Joann Middlebrook Cassidy Marcia Oliveira Foucart David T. Fee * Ann Marden Cooke 1964 Janet Anderson Gutterson * Jacqueline Bouchard Fitzpatrick Virginia Flanagan Curley Maureen Riley Acorn Judith E. Handley Ann Dulligan Freeman * Janet Leone Delani * Rena Anti Almeida Rosemarie Murphy Hoyle William G. Grable * Donald DeLutis * Tracy Baldrate * Marcia Moody Hoyt * Jo-Anne Rothmyer Granger Evelyn Ekberg DeLutis * Victoria Walmsley Boucher Sylvia Sheahan Kalambokas Florence Bell Gray * Mabel Ashenfelter Doherty * Alyce Mullen Brezinski Jean Murphy Kass Franklin A. Gray * Paul F. Doherty * Joan Smith Brides Phyllis Kane Kelleher David P. Harding * Helen Gula Downing Ann F. Cameron Muriel Poyant Levesque Jack R. Hassard * Mary A. Doyle Carol Driscoll Collins Ann M. Ludeking Esther Howes Herrick Maureen Sweeney Dugan Helen McPeck Cox Ann Mclaughlin Lundstedt + Janet Levesque Hildreth * William J. Dugan Jane Snook Crosby Robert W. Magner Christine Kwarcinski Hill Patricia Siekman Fee * Gay Gibbons Demaggio * Jane Stetson Maguire * Judith Baroa Horan Elizabeth Pinel Fisk Carole Anderson DiBurro Christine Frank Horte * Ruth Parent Fitzpatrick Jadwiga Narkevicius Earle Bjorg Jenson Jeppson * Charles W. Elliott

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10.000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1,000 - $2,499. Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 + (class of 1991 - 2000) • 49 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • Century Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,.... Hillard M. Forman William C. Towne Patricia Enos Severs o Suzanne Berard Galipeau Arleen Roche Trufan Corinne Lafrenier Spence Anne Levesque Garrett 1965 Janet Gillette Vanzoeren Linda Fisher Stafford ~ Marie Baroni Allen * Albert E. Gibbons * Elaine Bourget Almeida David M. Walsh * Joyce Pombo Stella Claire-Marie E. Hart Milton R. Barnes Thomas T. Witowski MaTy K. Sullivan :.­ Eleanor Kelley Hoar Madeline Hoss Barry Nancy Corcoran Yucius Mary-Louise Andrade Tavares o Kathleen O'Brien Holish Constance Bennett Bass Paul Vital ~ Joseph P. Joaquin Dorene Paul Benjamin Carol Westgate Voght Martha Drinkwater Jones * Phyllis M. Bernard Robert L. Williston * Marilyn Lamb Keohan * 1966 Sheila Lancaster Youd Rita Thivierge Blake Charlotte Milby Bloomberg * o Rochelle Massoud Kieron Marsha Beard Boynton Sandra Belonis Kittredge Janet Alusow Bobar Richard A. Bridgwood ;I: Meredith P. Krueger * Stella Stanck Borowiec Henry W. Burbine Robert T. Krueger * Barbara Raposo Brennan 1967 Franz Cahoon Kenneth D. Brennan Susan Raskin Abrams * :.­ Gail Appiani Lamb * Mary T. Campbell Toivo A. Lamminen Robert H. Burwood * Louise Poirier Anthony o Pamela Smith Carlin Priscilla Doherty Cahn Nancy Rich Averill Francis L. Lane Kevin B. Carter ~ Robert M. Lane Joan Ando Casabian Janet KeifBalutis Christine Scelsi Coan Rita M. Castagna * Patricia Quinn Bartlett • Theresa Balewicz Lane William P. Coan Ann Liimatainen Levasseur Joseph M. Chencus * Anita Lebeau Barton o David C. Cohen Pauline G. Ciccone Carol V. Blair Alan L. Marvelli * Mary Burgmyer Cranfill Mary Leetch Collins Claudette Michaud Marvelli James A. Bohlin * o * Marjorie L. Davis * Robert M. Commins Gloria J. Burhoe Judith Bigelow McLeod * Sandra Carson Discepolo ,.... Donald W. Metcalf * Patricia Duwors Cooke Laura Parker Carley ,.... Priscilla Taylor Douzanis Charles L. Crawley Patricia Papile Carter John W. Metcalf Florence Mehegan Ely Patricia Wennerstrand Metcalf Sharon Wood Dean Robert W. Crouch o Theresa Stolarz Geribo Susanne Silbeira Michelini * Daniel J. Dodson Jo Macallister Deeley ~ * Ruth Howes Guild Judith M. Donnelly Frank J. DeMello John E. Morrissey * Judith Gray Hajec Patricia Correa Morrissey Janice Robar Drinan Lincoln A. DeMoura * James E. Hanley Judith A. Farren Gail Gulezian DerAnanian ~ David A. Morwick * Patricia Kruger Harrington John E. Grant Dominic A. DiBattista * Jane E. Nerney Mary Libud Hebert o James Nidositko Sandra Fiejdasz Gravanis Lawrence R. Duguay Donna Chateauneuf Hughes Linda A. Novelli * Alice Tatro Hall Nancy Paige Emerson ~ Michael J. Hughes Arvid A. Ohlen * Courtland L. Harlow * Geoffrey M. Fanning * Marjorie Dumoulin Keene Karen Baszner Ireland Delores Rodrigues Fitzgerald o Nancy King Ohlen Thomas M. Lagrasta Linda Rose Parsons Elaine Francis Jackson * Barbara A. Folcik Margot A. Lavoie Linda Carlson Jette Edmund A. Fortier ;I: Anthony F. Pellegrini * Neal M. LeBlanc Denise Sheehan Pizura Ellen Collins-Brice Johnston Marilyn Miller Gaffney * Denise 1. Legault Kenneth A. Jones Carol Stolfer-Decost Gates :.­ Bernadette A. Reid * Laurence B. Lerner Ralph J. Ricci Alan R. Kenney William R. Gilbrook Jeanne Wallster Lesperance Barbara Harriman Kirkland Diane Vincent Giordano * o Joan M. Robinson Susan Hurton Levine Linda E. Rosendahl Ruth Tourtellotte Kneier Lionel P. Giovannini ~ Helen Barr Lewis Patricia Murphy Latimer Alice K. Gonsalves Kathleen Regan Ryan Alyce M. Lindahl Priscilla Walsh Sanguedolce Veronica O'Connor Lavelle Meredith Prowse Gorham o Esther Hoyt Marshall Barbara Atwood Lawhorne Joyce Harrington Guild Anthony L. Sarno * Kathleen Arnold Martin Robert P. Lawton Sandra Murch Hannan Nancy Seablom Sarno * o Doris Folan Mason Nancy Tobol McManus Elizabeth Aalto Hannula Gilbert L. Simmons * Robert L. Mason Susan Carell Molla Herbert A. Hem Meredith Lays Spencer Raymond G. Masse Carol Eales Stys Jeanne Gagne Morrill Paul H. Herrlich Janice Hanlon McAteer + Donald A. Murray * Jean Thayer Holbrook Judith Mcneil Sullivan Paul D. McVay Judith Pratti Sweeney JoAnne Semino Olson * Roberta Wilk Horsfall Sheila Finnegan McVay Barbara Byrne Hurney James A. Tartari * Steven W. Olson * David J. Messaline * Bruce A. Palombo Colette Janson-Sand * Susan Thevenin * Nancy Mortimer Murphy Beverly Campbell Thibodeau Linda Oby Patch Daniel F. Kelliher * Sharon Lunn Nelson George S. Peters * Maureen Conroy Kenney Anne Tisdale Tisdale-Ashford Noel E. Nerney-Lomas Robert L. Todd. Judith Joubert Petipas Phyllis Wells Klock + Carol Thomas Pellegrini Joseph P. Pimental Henry J. Kowalski Margaret Moffatt Tomkiewicz Nancy Holewka Penney Doreen M. Trepanier Carol Soares Powers Regina Quealy Ladouceur Elaine M. Peterson Warren C. Radcliff Anita Parent Levrault Helen Craven Tripp Elizabeth Demayo Pircio Jeanne E. Turner Carol Peterson Rains Gerald R. Lussier Mary Sargent Rand Diane Bernier-Solfvin Randolph Mary C. Maker Judith Cirello Tyler * Janine Bousquet Rodriguez Marie Accettullo Reba Janice L. Martin Beverly Gomes Van Allen * Eileen Leonard Rowbotham Marjorie Wolejko Vecchi * David J. Rodriquenz * Donald P. Massoud Mary Bernabeo SanClemente Rosemary Reardon Rodriquenz * Marcia Mitchell McCarthy Marilyn Watson Joseph S. Silva Marilyn A. Willard Patricia Romaniello Scanlon Susan Webber McGovern • Marsha Ford Silvia Sharon M. Seablom Charles W. Missler Arthur T. Svensen Janice Foley Olds * Diane Duquette Svensen Cameron B. Place.

Although we hove token greot care to check the names listed, na such list can be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary carrections to our records. 50 perfect. If we have inadvertently amitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magozine. ,..- ,..- Joan Alessandrini Santacroce Michael R. Homer Edward R. Bielawa Susan Lamothe Netto William S. Slattery Bruce E. Houde Constance Beausoliel Brady Virginia A. Nolan 0 Daniel J. Smith. Nancy Lowe Hunt Raymond Braz • Sandra Stone Oberacker ~ Thomas M. Stadelmann John F. lndresano Jill Lessard Brennan Cynthia Cowles Olansky * John Strittmatter Marie Schortmann Keefe Kenneth W. Brooks Claire Heintz Olson Alan M. Strondak Paula Knapinski Kenney Martha Jones Browne David R. Paine ~ Angela Malfa Stull Paul C. Killgoar. Gail Shaw Buckingham Mary Silva Paine 0 David M. Tedesco * Linda Palermo LaFleche Elizabeth Redfern Carr Roger G. Payette Larry D. Thompson * John M. Leary Barbara Wall Casaly * Denise Courcy Pimental ~ Carol A. Topolewski * Patricia Barkhouse Lemire Edward Chase Candace Paquette Preuss Richard S. Tripp H. June Liberman Linda Petit Childs Frank J. Rapisardi 0 Edward H. Valla Peter F. Liberman David R. Corayer Nancy Silvia Rose Mary Sukus Verre James E. Lonczak Jeanne Kwiecien Corcoran Sally Hobbs Ross ;::c Joan Camara Vital Mary Martin Lonczak Stephen J. Corcoran Lynne Batcheller Ryan Eliza Alagar Zeid Leslie T. Malmgren Muriel Raiche Cote Christine Hathaway Saad-Keefe ~ Margaret Leiter McGowan Cheryl Colson Cox Robert P. Scoppettuolo Kathryn Chippendale Mekelburg Mary P. Craig Mary Murphy Simpson 0 Constance E. Melahoures * Margarita Galateros Crowell Paul F. Stella ~ 1968 Margaret C. Meyer 'Sheila McGiveron Dacey * Cynthia Martins-Verlin Stone Barbara J. Abraham Emmet F. Morrill Maureen Griffin D'Amico Susan Bryant Sweet 0 Martha Merrill Ball Barbara J. Nole Adelaide Harney Dapsauski Wayne C. Sylvester Donald H. Baptiste Charles Notis * Jacqueline Winik Destefano Kathleen A. Tarentino 0 Bruce R. Bartlett • Jane E. Nugent James E. Dickman James M. Taylor Brenda J. Barton Janice M. Olson Carol Eardley Duguay Karen Buschenfeldt Thompson ,..-....- Diane Germaine Behan Michael J. Palladino James H. Fagan Walter Tomkiewicz Mary Shaw Bell Robert K. Petersen * Valerie Enos Ferreira Michael L. Valeri 0 Helen Worcester Bendell Jane Mather Peterson Susan Nygren Flanagan Kathleen 0 Leary Vinson Douglas B. Berube Albert J. Petitpas James M. Foley Cynthia Agnes Walsh ~ Armand L. Boudria Linda Phillips Philbrook Cathryn Roth Gannon Kathryn Hayden Warish Dana F. Boynton Lorna Warren Pruell Brian F. Gilligan Bonnie Holland Watson ~ Bonnie Wood Bradford * David J. Raczkowski * Mary Walker Hayes Frederick J. Watson Linda Bradford-Gambell Pauline Ferreira Ramos Peter P. Hayhow Gary T. Watson 0 Priscilla Landry Brochu Linda Lerro Redman Nancy Belanger Hickler Frederick John White ~ Donna Daley Brown * Karen Lucas Reynolds Janet Tanguay Hitchcock Stephen L. Wirzburger Nancy Botelho Bryant Peter H. Rickard David E. Horsfall Lynne Briscoe Wisneski. Anne N. Byers 0 Rebecca D. Ridgway. Karen West Jannace * Donna Higgins Wyatt Elinor Curtin Cameron Marion M. Riordan Antoinette Oliveira Johnson ;::c Deborah A. Carnaroli Gilbert L. Robbins Joseph V. Kane * Patricia Dillon Cerasuolo Linda Ireland Russell Gail Gariepy Kass ~ Paula Mae Cook Nancy Rapoza Salamon Robert J. Kass 1970 Joanne MacGregor Ahern Susan Collins Costigan * Helen Hargraves Santos Gerard M. Kelley * 0 Karl P. Crowell * Cynthia Smith Shearstone Kathryn Markella Kenney Mary Joanna Ahlander ~ Emalie O'Brien Cudworth Eileen lacaponi Silva. Monica Reagan Liberman Thomas Athearn Fred S. Cushing Mary Spillane Stadelmann Virginia Alden Logan Helene C. Auger * Audrey Conger Darsch * 0 Bruce E. Taylor Olga Lyken Billie Smith Balashek * Mary Vercollone Davidson * Barbara R. Bellino Beverly Therrien Thomson Ann M. Maguire * Frances McCabe Day Helen E. Wade Christine Conway Maiorano Carol Araujo Belmarce 0 Maurice Sullivan Desmarais Linda Colson Weaver Joyce F. Malaguti Stephen M. Birdsall Maurice A. Desmarais Suzanne Zajac Whitehead John R. Manso Jeanne C. Campbell Andrea Nolan Donila Jon F. Zeeland Anne Povoas Mason. Gerald A. Caron Doris A. Duggan * Patricia L. Mawn Janice Collins Cartwright M. Pattavina D'Urso Kathleen R. McKenna Anthony P. Caruso Cheryl J. Faris Judith Donahue McSharry Janice M. Chase Andrew R. Ferris Linda Smerdon Condon 1969 Katherine L. Medeiros * Charles D. Crealese Diane Pettey Finucci Paula M. Alegi * Lawrence R. Melcher Francine Smith Allanbrook * Kenneth V. Fischer Dorene A. Menezes * Judith Matta Creeden * Suzanne Desmarais Flaherty Beverly Holman Andersen Karen Cox Merchant Joseph W. Dizel Nancy Oliveira Ford Linda Berghaus Andrews Maureen Camara Mesheau Mary E. Donahue * Cynthia Vaughan Francis * Joanne Glidden Angelastro Michael L. Monaghan Barbara Schenck Dopart A. Christian Fredrick Barbara Beall Anti Nancy DeSouza Monaghan Kevin P. Dorney * Peter N. Anti Patrice J. Galvin Carlene Carroll Moore Marjorie Nordman Dorney * Robert A. Gaspar Rita A. Araujo * Cynthia Dipietro Douglas James G. Moore * Pamela Messinger Giovannini Sally Anne Barney Mildred Lindberg Morrison Joseph A. Ferro Laura Hayes Gobron Diane Paquette Barrette Linda Shepardson Ferro Richard A. Morse * Richard Harlow Brian A. Beckman Joyce Jordan Napert Elizabeth Zanca Foley David K. Harris * Lindamae Medeiros-Noyes Joseph A. Netto Jeanne Franco Folloni Catherine Lanigan Homer Benevides Joyce Bowser Fopiano Linda Donohoe Bennett Lucy Bernardo *

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1,000 - $2,499. Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 • (class of 1991 - 2000). 51 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • Century Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicizerJ ,.... Diane Lavoie Furness Ellen L. Shea Rollene Pimentel Howard o Earle F. Gidley Margaret Sitarz Helen Leite Jackson 1971 Diana Lincoln Stanley Angela Mucciarone Johnson Susan Tomasik Gidley Barbara Aalpoel * ~ * Dawn Munroe Johnson David Goldman Donna M. Archibald Paula J. Sullivan * Judith Haynes Thurston George F. Kelly Lydia T. Gonsalves * Peter S. Barney Linda Amaral Kelly :-. Richard A. Gonsalves Judith Barrowclough Betty C. Trafton Kathleen Mclaughlin Tringale Ronald R. Kendall Linda J. Gracia Sharon Fisher Bassett o Deborah White Trust Patricia Pappalardo Kennedy Marcia Trudeau Grieves Peter E. Baumgartel Claire Levasseur Kirkcaldy ~ Edmund C. Hands * Linda Palumbo Beck Joseph H. Walker Carin Tripp Wehrmeister Claire M. Lacerda Jill Coleman Herget Joseph B. Benedetti Peter A. Lauricella o Peter J. Homen Marianne Scherben Brennan Ralph S. Wilsack Susan Martel Wilsack Elizabeth A. Lavin Timothy H. Jackson William T. Bristol ;:c Joseph A. Wisniewski Philip W. LeFavor Jean J. Kennedy NancY Needham Bums Paul E. Kosciak Joyce Cabral Barbara MacDonald Wolfreys * Susan Geary Lessoff * Ruth A. Letourneau :-. Marie McDonald Lang Sylvia Sylvia Chariton Roberta L. Zarrella Joan Medeiros- Gary Langenbach Marguerite Read Cheney o Bleakney Livingston Sheila Maguire Leary Nicholas Ciambella Susan Hanlon Lunn ~ Carol Feist Lennon Jean Ciborowski Fahey Herbert J. Lynch + 1972 Margaret Sullivan MacBarron Joseph M. ClancY Joan A. Albanese Kathleen Quirk Malmgren Kevin T. MacCaffrie o Michael J. Cowdrey Maria Correnti Baldwin Joseph M. Martin * Kathleen Contrada Maguire * Alida Silverio Curry Peter M. Balzarini Linda Cicchetti Martin John D. Marvelle o Kent A. Darsch Deborah Von Dette Barrett Kathleen A. McCarthy Karen J. McDonald Kathleen T. Delaney-Smith Patricia Hannon Begin ,.... Mary Griffith McCarthy * Kathy Seablom Milan ,.... Jane Mello Desmarais Carolyn Winters Belmore Maria J. McClellan Sheila Doody Mitchell Sharon Mallar Donahue Stephen C. Belmore Maryellen Sheehan McDermott Kathleen A. Monahan o Diane Rarus Drazek Deborah Ross Beresford Elizabeth Donovan McGowan * John B. Moniz ~ F. Ann duCille * Elaine Cifelli Berry Thomas A. McPhee * Janice M. Dunlevy Donna Naas Mutzenard * Susan Linton Best Mary Howard Myers Roger J. Mercier Margaret McSolla Farmer Gayle Bingham Linda Potwin Nickelson :-. Ann Zanga Mileris Henry G. Fortin Jo-Ann Donovan Birdsall Joanne Gaetani Norgaard Fiona S. Miller Kathryn M. Golden o Donald R. Blackwell Susan Reeves Noyes Susan Hildonen Miller Dorothy Miller Grosswendt Marie Barker Bouley Denise Janson Orzech ~ Alva W. Mitchem Joseph P. Hartel Jane Rae Bradford + Joan Nawazelski Paquette Linda Kevorkian Molleo Suzanne English Jevne Peter L. Bradstreet Lynne Duseau Petitjean o Verna Voniderstein Mulready Helen Menzel Jillson Maureen Kelly Burke Ronald A. Petrin Pauline Chauvea-Poyant Munroe Sheila Medeiros Johnson Barbara Moan Cangi John T. Plouffe ;:c William P. Murphy Daniel C. Kennedy Louise Williams-Mcgrath Carberry Mary Cummings Plouffe Janice Joslin Newman Ellen Hardsog Knowlton Harold B. Card Rogerio Ramos Pamela Accomando- Denise Turcotte Kochanski :-. Barbara A. Carreiro MaryT. Reilly Mcisaac Odom Cynthia Perry Kosciak NancY Batchelder Carreiro Margaret Dobrowski Reynolds o Janice Atkinson O'Donnell * Paula Zajac Lambalot Robert M. Cheverie • Martha Gary Rheaume ~ Donna Pedro Parker DarcY Landry Linnus Jean Weber Connelly Marcia Malewicz Roy Katherine Kelley Pearson Robert F. Lovett Donald J. Cosgrove Betty Bugbee Rust o Constance G. Perkins Michael J. Lyon Joseph G. Cotton * NancY Letourneau Sarzen James L. Quinn * NancY Zemaitis Mangano Lynn Birtwhistle Cropper Mary Mcendy Savolainen Janis Gostanian Quinn * Diane Neville Martin o Julie Lafour Raposa * Francis T. Cullen * Kathleen Donovan Shea Joseph S. Martin * Charles E. Dacey NancY Doyle Shemeth Martha Spollet Rowe Susan Sirois Mastantuoni Anne McGowan Dalton Arthur P. Silva. Peter D. Rowe Elaine Degrazio McGee Elizabeth Barcellos Danico Bernadette Denardo Silva Shirley Peterson Sahl * Linda Sinnott Merritt Mary H. Siemers * Joan M. DarcY Raymond D. Sinnott Raymond G. Messier. Dorothy Davey Betty J. Simon Barbara L. Smith Nicola Micozzi Susan McCrillis de Aguiar Deborah Joyce Smith Mary McCormick Smith * Susan Johnson Micozzi Greg E. Dellorco Jean Bonin Smith William F. Smith * Susan P. Moss Jessie E. Fergusson Stuart W. Stevens Stephen T. Speropolous Martha Pye Mulholland Jacqueline Robillard Figueiredo Marlene R. Suchy Marie Blanchard Stringer Mary L. Murray Steven R. Figueiredo Margaret Edwin Thurston Paul M. Nunes Stephanie Jepson Foley Sullivan-Monahan Cynthia Williams Tinsley June Stetson Paduch Sheila A. Gallagher. Kathleen Cummings Tower Robert A. Tocci Robert E. Pariseau Karen M. Gannon * Donna Thompson Tufts * Barbara Lavoie Tomawski Robert L. Phelan Christine Gray Giddings Edward W. Van Cor Peter T. Vadala Deborah Halvorsen Ramos Jane Crandall Gobeil Leon Weinstein + Carol Bonham Vance Phyllis A. Reynolds Ellen N. Goldman Mary McFarland White Sandra Pasalacqua Rizzo William Y. Walker * Patricia Smith Haddad * Richard D. Warnock Stephen J. Whittaker Patricia Doherty Ryan Linda Pettengill Hernandez David E. Webster Peter W. Servis * Susan Farrell-Lincoln Horigan Joel M. Weissman. Teresa Delfanti Sharp Donald M. Houghton Cynthia Leite Woodard

Although we hove taken great care to check the names listed, no such list can. be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary correc.tians ta our records. 52 perfect. Ifwe have inadvertently omitted or misspelled yaur name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazme. ,.... Elaine M. Martino Wanda Mingola Bouchard Christine L. Mello 1973 Janice Pendleton Martino Danielle M. Bowker Sheila Linehan Mousette * 0 B. Jayne Alexander Robert F. McLaughlin Carmella Vessella Burgio Kathryn J. Murphy ~ William 1<. Allard Carolyn J. Meier Anthony J. Candito Paul A. Murphy Denise Aronson Lynne A. Mendes Carol Landers Candito Anne Cardullo Nigra Katherine McGrath Babitts Timothy E. Mitchell Mary Ryan Cannon Dennis H. Oakman :.- Joan M. Moore Tamara Capobianco + Katherine Cronin Patenaude Joanne Stearns Bean * 0 Linda Lapierre Beith Mary Mahoney Moynihan Ann Cappannari Susan Caivano Pease James E. Berry Cheryl Coash Nastri Kathryn R. Carney * Christine M. Pelosi * ~ Beverly Cyr Brown Cecelia Nelson Frank A. Caruso Thomas F. Perry Judy Bluemel Nigrelli 0 Jerome F. Burke * John A. Celani * Theresa Pratt Wang Pratt * Richard A. Butler Bernardine Gulliver O'Rourke Patricia Leduc Chapman Theodora Psilekaris L. ;:c Ellen Richardson Campbell Lucille Dumas Parkinson * Cheryl Clark James S. Reedy Kathleen Lyons Cocorochio Linda Forsberg Reimels Joan Cardoza * Ma'ry Payton * Racine L. Castaldo Sherryl Winters Perry Jane Lennon Connolly Karen Dembro Roy :.- Kenneth F. Caulfield Susan Boucher Pieroni Laurence R. Contrino Mary Pebler Ryan Susan J. Poole Virginia Haserlat Contrino 0 Roland W. Chalifoux * Faye F. Santos * Dolores Dumas Charron Janet Allen Punis . Cathleen Crawford Cripps Pamela Gartland Seibert ~ Jane Howard Clemons Cynthia Lord Reardon Denise M. Cuneo Deborah Cordell Sensenig Pamela Devereaux Clift Ronald E. Reardon Janet Bugbee Cushing John D. Shea 0 Patricia A. Connors Madeline Rego Reis David A. Dahl * Bonnie Lagrotteria Smith Margaret Fairhurst Copeland Nancy Hart Rendini Donna Potenza Dahl * Teresa Doyle Smith + 0 Robert J. Rich Paula Gouveia Soroka Madeline Lannin Cotton * Wendy Milne DaSilva * ,.... Donna Goodwin Coughlin Diane Letendre Ritchie Lucille Fortunato Delisle * Mary Teti Speropolous ,.... Marcia Williams Cummings Philip M. Robitaille * Carol Pimental Demello Jeanette F. Spinale * Sandra E. Curtis Constance Egan Rock Anne M. Dutra Deborah Mallard Stein + 0 Ronald W. Dailey John T. Rust Gertrude Alves Fatula Robert M. Sullivan ~ William A. Day Deborah Williams Sarrey William P. Feeney * Mary McPherson Tousignant Mary A. Delfanti Joseph W. Sarrey Mary-Ellen Miller Filosa Roberta M. Treinavicz Elizabeth A. Scanlon Jane F. Vieira Susan Losciuto Dempsey * Richard J. Florence * :.- Andrew H. Dervan Susan Chandley Scanlon Susan Paes Furtado Linda L. Vitagliano 0 Joyce T. Domingos Mary Panaro Scott Dennis P. Gagne Veronica Galanek Wainwright * Louise Sibor Domingos Elizabeth 1. Seibold Beverly Gaudet Deborah Sperry Walters ~ Wayne R. Duchemin Diane J. Serras Susan Wood Giammalvo Mary Moore Welch Paul J. DuCott E. Humphreys Shea Charlotte Richards Gilmore 0 Francine Canute Ekstam Michael J. Sheehan Philip R. Greim * Patricia Kirkwood Esposito Stella Citrano Silverman Herbert C. Hamilton 1975 ;:c Christine Lussier Fagan Richard J. Silvia Michael E. Hanc * Janice E. Smith Clark W. Haugh Nancy Boisvert Adamczyk * Gail Cameron Fantegrossi Jane Greeno Altobelli :.- Susan Higgins Fredette Jeanne Cleary Smith Margaret Squarebrigs Haugh Charlene Barnett Steele Robert A. Hazlett Catherine M. Auger 0 Elaine H. French Judith Francario Aveni Paul J. Sullivan Kathleen Germain Hill Fred F. Fullerton. * Margaret Yanuskiewicz Baczek ~ Stephen J. Furtado Janice Maselbas Sundell Roxanne Fernandes Hilliard Joan Salamon Terra Ann-Marie Majkut Holland Cynthia S. Barry Lynne Mingola Galuska Roger E. Barzelay 0 Louise B. Graham George N. Terzakis Marianne M. Horan * William H. Thayer Linda Malcolm Jean Annette Laplant Beauregard * Jane Masi Hall * Tobias V. Vasconcellos Susan Lovenbury Johnson Daniel Beauregard * 0 M. Davidson Hansen 1<. Karen Leccese Vinson Frederick C. Jordan James Beith Sandra O'Brien Hart * * Richard J. Bernazzani Brenda Lima Herbeck Sharon Silvia Walker Linda Colby Jordan * Virginia Burns Walkins Nancy E. Kane Karen Thomas Berube Kathleen Smith Hockenberry Carl H. Blanchard Sharon Lauzon Howard Patricia Hawley Walls Barbara Poirier Kelley * Linda Detommaso Warnock Josephine Koelsch Stephen E. Blomberg Jane Rankin Johansen Ronald S. Campbell Robert A. Johnston Mark F. White Richard J. Kozik Kenneth P. Lagace Elaine Clement Clement-Holbrook Marion Durken Kade * Raymond B. Leach Paul R. Cooper Donna Hazel Kendall Suzanne Geppner Cooper Leo J. Kobs Barbara Delahanty Lee 1974 Michael D. Lortie Aida Rodrigues Correia Mary Brown Kuzmeski Elaine Donahue Allard Joyce Silvia Costa Janel Lafond-Paquin Irene Potts Lynch * Kathleen Canary Almeida Rosemary A. Macek Thomas R. Coughlin * Gloria Longo Lagasse * Mary-Jo Judge Baniukiewicz Scott D. Mackay Janis Brothers Creeger Jeanne T. Leblanc Nancy Latini Barron James L. Daley Gregory P. Lee Dennis P. Mallinson Paul A. Battistini Colette M. Marcotte Maureen McClellan Daley David R. Longland * Paula Cronin Beasley * Brenda Barek Martin Kathleen M. Daly Jeffrey R. Lynch. Cynthia L. Berryman-Fink * Barbara D'Entremont * Marie Fitting Mackiewicz Susan Donnelly Mathieson * Rose Girard Bevis Maryann Campbell McLaughlin Vincent T. D'Oliveira Pauline Urban Madenjian Laurie Blauss Bianchi Charles R. Ellsworth * Stephanie A. Mallory Michael J. McNamara * Audrey Nickerson Bohannon Ellen Riley McWade Joanne Estes

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1,000 - $2,499 + Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 • (class of 1991 - 2000) • 53 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • Century Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,.... Paula E. Fay * Daniel L. Sheehan Nancy Farrey Forsyth Lorraine Labollita Thornhill o Donna Spoor Ferreira Christina Zeuli Shewry Sally Borecki Furtado Mary T. Trahan ~ Joanne M. Gallant Lucille Nadeau Silva Valerie J. Gill Martha Marshall Trapp Melissa Bennett Gell Nancy McGuirk Silvia Jean Carroll Giordano James P. Von Euw Suzanne Regula Gent Ellin Hannon Smith William J. Giordano Eileen McNamara West :.­ Ann O'Leary Gerald Lee E. Smith Andrea F. Golden Susan M. Wetherbee Paul E. Girouard Thomas G. St. Thomas * Sarah E. Hague Elaine Figueiredo White o Cynthia Bancroft Goodhile Rhonda Mason Stein Jeanne Coyne Hall Susan Johnson Winroth ~ Mary Gouveia Sherisa Marina Sterling Nancy Mahoney Harris Lorraine Xavier Joy Silver Greim * Maureen Shea Stetson David R Hart o Gregory J. Hall Carol Dolan Suby Julie Wolge Hartman Judith Ericson Hansmeyer Tanya Parker Sullivan Steven E. Hill ;c Jeanne M. Hardman Susan Corey Taylor James E. Hinds * 1977 Dianne MacKinnon Harrison Terri BaldufThomton Denise Coburn Hixon Gary S. Atkinson + Irene O'Neil Atkinson Cynthia Desantis Hatch Evelyn Camara Tonelli Edna G. Hollander + :.­ * John P. Balutis Deborah Lefavor Hazlett Anastasia N. Troubalos Peter A. Holt o Julianne Guide Hennebury Patricia Mello Trudelle Kathleen Harwood Hutchinson Judith M. Blinstrub Carl S. Boen ~ Kathleen Hall Higginbottom Barbara A. Urban Michael A. Joy Judith Witkowski Boyle Robert R Holt Susan Peterson Vaille Terri Wainer-Taylor Junior Joan Fasenello Hulme Ann M. Ventura Norman Karahalis William C. Brown * o Mara T. Carey Kathleen Reams Jagielski Michael J. Vieira Gerard J. Kates Sandra Junier Maureen Murphy Von Euw Elizabeth D. Keetley Edna M. Carroll o Maureen Foley Cooney John Kinnear David S. Walkins Lou-Anne Melchiionno Kelly ,.... Brenda Moroney Correia Carol Morse Kosicki Marc J. Kerble ,.... * * John W. Correia Gary J. LaFave Jane T. Koziol * Mary-Ellen D'Espinosa Albert G. LaFrance Patricia Kosciuszek Landine o Mark T. Donahue Anne Collins laFrance 1976 Susanne Holden Leary Cheryl Ferreira Abbott Patricia L. Donovan ~ Harriette L. Lapointe Guy F. LeVan William J. Abraham Karen Chabot Lavoie Gina Remal Lynch William F. Dowd * Arthur Allanbrook Paul J. Eaves ~ Susan Donaldson Leddy John R Lynch F. Robert Allison Gary P. Lincoln Jean Jones MacDonald Nancy Clifford Edwards Mary-Anne Grosso Andrews Minty Silvia Farrissey o Joan Lynch Lynch-Silver Michael F. Maguire * Nadine E. Fernandes Patricia Estes Mathewson Kathleen Holleran Arruda * Virginia Spellman Maguire ~ Gayle Niemczyk Balestracci Sarah Willett Matlock Paula Yale Maistrellis William A. Flaherty * Judith Smith Battistini * David J. Forrest Nancy Carnes Matos Nancy Perry Martin o Richard R. Beaudoin Nancy A. Gentile Margaret J. McCormick * Catherine T. Mason * Patricia Barron Beaver Julie Richards Goss Ann Munkley McLaughlin Jane F. McElwee ;:r: Joan Zora Begin * Catherine Masterson McNeil Dorothy E. McGann * James C. Grady * Elizabeth Savini Bennoch Peter J. Gregory Peter McPhail Priscilla Muehlen McGuire :.­ David A. Beshara Susan M. Hackney Christine Laporte Messier Marguerite Trahan Miller Kathleen McDeed Bessette Susan Guertin Hanson o Michael J. Metcalf Susan Galarneaux Mollica Judith Bloomquist Michael R Hatch Wayne W. Miller Virginia Byrne Monaco ~ Marianne Boisvert Rita M. Howes Susan Shadbegian O'Donnell Janice Y. Moraux Dennis G. Bollea Elaine J. Joaquin Kenneth D. Ottariano Kathleen M. Morey o * Gary E. Bouley Carol Wolf Jones Theodora Tosches Ottariano Jean Lacivita O'Brien * Gilbert R. Bowker Mary E. Lawson Jean Bisio Ouellette Neil J. Pare o Donald J. Buckley Debra Dinardo Pizzi Sandra Barreiro Ledvina Paula Parnagian * Carol L. Cass Barbara Tobin Lennon Barbara Kukaustas- Mark J. Poirier Joseph P. Clark Beverly 1. Levine Stevens Peterson Doreen Quintiliani James E. C1ithero * Anne McGowan Priante Raymond J. Raposa Barbara F. Lightizer * Louise L. Colburn Shirley D. Pyne Ellenmarie Gallagher Rhone Wm. Jeffrey Lord * Jean M. Com ita Donna Neylon Quirk Barbara Simon Rich Steven W. MacLean Ann Couture-Clark Maria D. Resendes Cynthia Stetson Rossini Anthony C. Maistrellis * Jayne M. Curry Marie Beaulieu Manning Thomas M. Richard Deborah Boles Ryan Laurindo T. Dagraca Judy Boyajian Manoogian Howard R Richman Caryn Higgins Sanson Joseph R. DeCosta Linda Di Salvio McNeilly Suzette Messier Riley Anne Cote Seitsinger Linda J. Doherty Elizabeth Ward Normand Rose Figueiredo-Hardim Ruel Roy M. Seitsinger Laureen Dolloff-Jasmin Kathryn Y. O'Connor Shirley Carmody Rydell Janice L. Semple Nancy Packard Donnelly * David J. Oliveira Jane L. Sauter Joseph R. Silvi Rhonda L. Pruss Donna Deyeso Schleicher Robert F. Doyle * Robert J. Smith Normand R Dumas John R Schleicher David A. Staples Mary T. Regan * Nancy Boyne Eldredge Ann Shackelton Shanley Jane Morrissey Sullivan Dayle Russell Reynolds * Thomas J. Fahey * Joan F. Sheedy Stacey Wood Taylor James H. Reynolds * Evelyn H. Ferioli Mary Campbell Tegan Theresa L. Riordan Daniel J. Ferreira Linda Lynch Rondeau Elizabeth Kreimer Finkelstein Michael E. Ross Nancy Kipp Florence * John G. Schnaible

Although we hove taken great care to check the nomes listed, no such list can be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary corrections to our records. 54 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,.... Dayna Bradbury Scribi Gary A. Marrese Patricia O'Halloran Kucharski Joseph J. Gonsalves * Barbara J. Sicovs Nancy O. Martin * Ruth W. LaBonte Maureen P. Graney * 0 Lorraine Simon Barbara Benson McNamara Barbara T. Lashley Cynthia Bertoncini Guimond ~ Virginia Ciccolo Snell Nancy A. Menard * Stephen J. Linhares * Andrea J. Haefling Barbara J. Sullivan Kathleen Rivers Millard Barbara Cawlina Luby Joshua W. Hamilton * George F. Sutherland Daniel J. Morgado John W. Marshall Richard J. Harwood * :-- Helen R. Tibbo Luanne Perry Morgado Betsy Lane Mason David J. Hickey 0 Richard C. Tonner + Frank C. Nackel + Ronald R. McGann Allison J. Hill Marylou Gaudette Tremblay Jane Rogers O'Connell Susan Hayes Messner Sally A. Hopfner ~ Kathleen M. White Thomas C. O'Connell Kenneth T. Mierzykowski * Jeannette L. Irving Douglas G. Young Debra Galameaux O'Neil Peter A. Molitor Elaine C. Kambegian 0 Diane Minnehan Peterson Kathleen Martin Morrison James A. Kane * Nancy J. Rowe-Dowd Susan Serino Morrison Christina Conlon Lafferty ;:c Heidi MacArthur Sardina Helen A. Nowak Carol E. Lamb * 1978 Marguerite Simons Gerard E. Oakman Diane Cahill LeDuc Lauren P. Anderson * :-- Cheryl Findlay Smalley Nancy DiCroce O'Connor Molly Morrison Lesniak Carleton R. Atwood Janet M. Smith William C. Quist. William R. Lunsford 0 Lynn J. Bachman Jennifer G. Smith Robert Reardon Richard P. Maggiani James M. Barrington ~ Ronald D. Southard Cynthia E. Regan Anne Young Malewicz Maureen Scanlon Bisaga * Phillip C. Souza Dennis Rodrigues M. Scott McDonald 0 Carol M. Bolduc * * * Cheryl A. St. Onge Carol Robert Rossi George Mikitarian David A. Bousquet * * Craig F. Stanovich Linda Proulx Sands Valerie P. Morgan Barbara Cimorelli-lbbitson 0 Concetta Cuscianna Stoeckel Linda Crocker Saunders Francis P. Muccio Brenton David M. Swanton Steven M. Seminerio David H. Mulligan ,.... Steven H. Briggs ,.... Jill McGuire Swanton Karin Ganga Sheppard Betty-Ann Costa Mullins Deborah Dempsey Brown * Gail Todd. Thomas L. Staples Ramona D. Nichols Janice Urbano Brown 0 Marilyn Norris Trainor Elizabeth Sullivan-Veit Judith Bugeau Nickley Marybeth Carney * Robert M. Tucker Mary B. Swiatek Susan Hebert O'Brien ~ Eloise Machado Carrier Daniel Vieira Christine Convery Taylor Mary B. O'Toole James Catelli * Anne Clifford Whitaker Anne M. Thorpe Patrick M. Petersen Janet Kelly Clifford :-- Angela Piccolo White Martha Adie Wagner Maria A. Pimental Fraga Patricia Kelley Cooke Joyce Army Yarrow Brenda Murray Wall Louise Lamontagne Poirier 0 Kevin J. Cooney * Elaine M. Zollo Elizabeth Logan Weatherstone Joan M. Pucillo Eliza Heroux Couture ~ Carla Tripp Wieners Sean F. Reddington Carolyn MacFarland Cribbie Joseph V. Resmini Andrea Montanari Crook 0 Brian M. Salvaggio Marguerite L. Dalton * 1979 Stephen D. Sheppard Stephanie Valis Delvecchio Dianne C. Baran ;:c 1980 Patricia Hayes Sherrerd George M. DeMarco Lisa Battaglino-Rodrigues Anne Dunn Adami * Brian T. Sullivan William J. Adami * :-- Laurie J. DeRosa * Harriet E. Beasley * Christopher P. Sullivan Diane Richards Belcher Frederick R. Adams Robert S. DeRosa * Diane Shaw Thomas 0 Donna M. DeStefano Thomas M. Benvie Patricia A. Ambrose Deborah Tokarz-Cordeiro Robert A. Devido Lynn Kolbeck Bessette Richard G. Auger ~ Joan M. Towne Gail Jordan Donahue Ernie C. Branco Kathy Andrade Baldwin Robert W. Whitaker Nancy Inman Brown Marilyn Nichols Barrington 0 Elizabeth Gallagher Duval * Carol MacLeod Whiting George T. Erwin Frederick J. Celeste Marilyn L. Beal Kathleen Cox Woodmaska Michelle A. Ferreira Leo M. Charron Vicky Haskell Bearce Diane Calderone Zerafa 0 Robin Napolitan Fielding Ana Maria Costa Charles B. Billard * Maureen Baron Fuller * Alyce N. Crowell Stephen J. Brayman * Mary C. Gammon Carmen J. D'Agostino Nancy E. Collins Janet Tirrell Gassett John J. Davis * Robert F. Collins Susan Fowler Gregory Paul F. Delaney Sharon McNamara Collins 1981 Francis X. Hagerty Robert J. Duquette Cynthia Danahey Correia Robert E. Adams Anita M. Honkonen Joyce J. Dwyer * David D. Crawford Deborah Gracia Araujo Judith M. Isaksen James M. Farrell Susan Cafferty Crook Rita A. Austin Ernest J. Johnson * Brian P. Finnigan Margaret Gray Curtis Donald W. Bagnall Joanne Wilson Johnson * Antonio P. Gonsalves Dyan Gale Dal Pozzo Sandra E. Baker * Daniel J. Keating * Glenn S. Guenard Margaret Cormier Daly Kathleen Boggan Kathleen Dudley Keating * Michelle A. Hallamore Maryann Peabody Dineen Douglas F. Boyd Caron Berardi Ketchum * Gary R. Haskell * Alice J. Doherty Joanne Butler Boyd Daryl Petkunas Kirby Marjorie Andrade Hewitt Leo J. Donoghue Merrill O. Bryant * Cheryl Garvey Laforge Joseph P. Johnson * Richard H. England * Virginia M. Corte Marc J. Lanza Gregory Kasabian Joanne L. Erickson Nancy Camacho Curry Susan Lawson Cann * Robert F. Kirschner John T. Erickson Joan Macisaac Diminico Lisa M. Louttit * Jeanne Lawrie Kling William F. Erwin Adrienne F. Dion Thomas P. Luby Nora Kenny Glynn Gina Ferron-Muccio John R. Maclaren * Robert F. Glynn Barbara Wilson Maffeo Sharleen E. Goguen

Giving Clubs President's Cirde $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1.000 - $2,499 + Young Leadm Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 • (class of 1991 - 2(00) • 55 Nicholas TIllinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • Cen tUlY Club $ 100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,.... Susan Laflamme Ford William Francis Lynch * Alison M. Doucette 0 Kathryn S. Forrester Mary L. MacCaffrie 1984 Margy A. Drew Elizabeth M. Foster Tracey Parker Martineau Kathleen Coombs Argo Richard P. Dubee ~ James J. Gardner Mary Ursula Mikita Steven A. Baillargeon * Kerri Fay Eck * ~ Joni Dahlene Gaudiello Carol Campisi Millerick * Laurie Bamford Bibby Donna Procopio Ferris Michele Giroux-Higgs Timothy P. Millerick * Karen Emery Callahan Timothy G. Green 0 Richard J. Gopen Allan D. Moniz Karen Hoffman Campbell Margaret L. Guiney Judith Ann Hall JeffN. Hawkins * Jane Norton Mulvihill Maria Tobin Colangeli ~ Karen Bevis Healy * Norma J. Harrington Michael E. Nickley * Kristen Blaisdell Daly * James S. Hennigan Kelli O'Brien-McKinnon Sheila McDermott Delaney Carol Jackson Herlihy 0 Esta Uditsky Jacobs Paul F. Herlihy John O'Day David M. Dion * ;J: Donna D. Johnson Susan Atwood O'Day Sandra J. Donnelly Stephen J. Hughes Mary Sullivan Johnson Ellen Cuttle Oliver * Lucy B. Driscoll Laurie Irvin-Padula Carol Murphy Kallander Dean L. Johnson ~ William L. Paige * Roberta M. Dunn Karen R. Kelley Edward J. Rosebach Mary T. Flanagan Warren C. Jones * Doreen M. Langer Nancy Swansburg Sexton Mary Carlesi Francis Andrea Leigh Kaufman * 0 Pauline MacDonald Long Carrie Kulick-Clark. Claire M. Sheehan * Norman C. George ~ Mary R. Love Janet Brown Sherman * Peter Q. George Wendi Stewart Levine Jody Peterson Marshall Kathleen D. Simonds Donald Gibson Audrey R. Little 0 Nancy McKinney McAlister Elisabeth Brewer Strachan Brenda S. Green Elizabeth A. Manning Joseph M. McDonald June M. Strojny Laurie Carr Green Amy R. Marcus Karen Giribaldi McKenna 0 Karen J. Trucchi Nell McMahon Hayes Heidi Hinds Marotta * Daniel J. McNulty * Vera Marshall ,.... Joan E. Walkey Judith L. Henry ,.... Maureen Murphy Mello Suzanne Fulton Wasil Cheryl Howe Patrick S. McGlynn * Sharon A. Mendonca Tracey Breault White Timothy J. Howe Sean O'Malley 0 Kathy L. Mohler-Faria + Kathleen A. Hubsch Pamela O'Neil Jean Sharland Perry Albert J. lnglesi Janice T. Proc ~ Mary Ann Pessa Andrew B. Robinson Marguerite M. Jacinto Robert H. Pettengill 1983 * Judith Brandt Rolt ~ Richard J. Agostinelli * Michael A. Katz Cynthia Booth Ricciardi. Valerie A. Kroon Paul F. Schlegel Louis M. Ricciardi. Marilyn H. Browne Donald F. Schloth * 0 Jane Smith Callahan * Susan O'Brien Leger Elaine Moore Santos * Deborah O'Brien Leppanen Christopher Sheedy ~ Michael L. Sardina Frederick W. Clark. Judith F. Stuart Robert A. Colangeli * Christine E. Lortie Salvatore R. Scola Sandra M. Maccaferri Irene M. Vasques 0 Frederick J. Spencer Michael J. Couture Daniel F. Whitham Karen A. Croteau Cynthia A. MacDonald Anna Dodd Thomas Joanna M. Marchand ;J: Joseph M. Verria Mary E. Dunn-Miner * Ruth Almeida Fairburn Lauretta A. Maslanka Maryann McCarthy Verria * Sandra Morrow-Cabral ~ Robert D. Wilson Carla R. Gabbard 1986 Keith J. Grillo Elizabeth Williams Myra Kimberly L. Anderson 0 Donna Ditullio Grugnale Elizabeth White Pepin Patricia D. Anderson * Michael Grugnale Karen DeSisto Phelan Jean Egan Belanger ~ 1982 Mary A. Harding Sandra Amoling Prado Kevin Belanger Kathleen Cronan Agostinelli * Roberta R. Harvey Deborah A. Quinn Kara Tighe Belland 0 Michael R. Alexander * Deborah Cunha Kasabian Matthew L. Robinson Michael T. Boutin p Paul K. Auger Sandra J. Kostka Brian P. Rogan * Laura Donahue Brady Kathleen Swift Banks Judith Cabana Lally Jean Prall Rosolino Jennifer S. Branco Frank A. Barbuto Nancy Rogers LaRiviere Diane Cole Ross Mary-ann Bridgwood Martha L. Campbell * Johanna M. Lawlor Miriam Rubin Terrell Cote-Vizard * Cynthia Eames Conley Edward F. McDonough Steven Sattin * Robert A. Crossman * Kathleen A. Cullen Maria L. Melchionda Karen A. Silvia Timothy V. Crowley Ellen Cuttle Oliver * Joyce B. Moore John E. Snyder Stephen D. DeFranc * Ann P. Dawson Richard S. Morse Susan Seminerio Strakus Rebecca Valeri Devlin * Mary Noonan De Angelo * Brenda L. Murphy Christine Openshaw Tempesta * Kevin M. Dwyer Martha Maher Deprez Carolyn O'Neil-Smith Lisa A. Thibeault Joyce Fleck Judith L. Eddy Paul R. Prado Thomas J. Gagne * Denise Keegan Galvin Ronald J. Rezzani * Bernadette Morrissey Golas Maureen Kelley Gardner David A. Robichaud + Marcia L. Hall 1985 Jo-anne Hays Michael R. Gosselin * Maria Z. Schouten-Moniz Domingo B. Amado * Ruth Grace Gosselin * Mary J. Sperandio Jill M. Barres Mary Anne Hunter Gerald P. Griffin John Strachan Denise G. Belanger * Pamela G. Kelley * Karen M. Johnson Jane Hurstak Sword Steven J. Berardino Laurie Sheehan Lundergan Georgia A. Joyce Karen Reddington Thompson David M. Borman Virginia Jesse Machado Corrine Stanga Kalaijian Christine M. Torpey * David A. Buckley Russell E. MacMillan Mary-Elizabeth losua Lanza Marie Pizzano Trudel Alison M. Campbell Donna M. Medeiros * Suzanne Silveira Lefevre Phyllis E. Warren * Dennis A. Chighisola Lisa Medeiros Morano Jennifer Sheppard Loftus Mark N. Nora Robin H. Watkins Daniel A. Clifford * Lisa A. Lundy Maura McGowan Yanosick Mary Mattoli Dorgan Donna Veinot O'Malley

Although we have token greot care to check the names listed, no such list can be Please let us know sa that we can make the necessary corrections ta our records. 56 perfect. If we have inodvertently omitted or misspelled your nome, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewoter Magozine. ,.... JoAnne Peters Petrie Jane A. Hogan Matthew F. Taylor Gerard K. Flaherty Janice Bourne Porter Karen Deveau Jacobs James M. Thomson Kathleen Moore Flaherty * 0 Janice J. Porter Joseph W. Kelly Deborah L. Tillman Nancy M. Gedraitis ~ John F. Pozerski * Bany D. Lamkin * Tracy Santos Toupin Anthony Gutierrez Shawn Ryan Jeanne Douglas Mahanna John R. Washington John Healey Meredith P. Schuft Maureen Collins Minasian Bethanne Welch Patricia Silk Hoban ;.... Martha Hoeh Sigel Ralph J. Martignetti Lisa Elliott Wojes Andrea T. Jackson-Miller 0 Brian J. Spears Diane Duarte Massari Michael Jerrier Sean-Patrick Sullivan * Susan Bailey Oliveria Sandra Lacivita ~ Diana Carter Symanowicz Rita Kelly Pastore Jeffrey Lane * Dorothy F. Thayer Joan Garrity Pozerski 1990 Sheila Wilcox Lane * 0 Nancy B. Williams Nancy Parkinson Robbins Chel)'l Gorgone Adams Jane Le Kelly Ann Bettencourt David C. Robinson Ann MacDonald * ;:c Karen Callahan Stacey Mark P. Bossi Anthony Mavilia Elizabeth Longo Sweeney Dale S. Boyle Elisa Simonian Ouellette ;.... 1987 Mal)'ann Ryan Zayka Debra Willis BI)' Jill Garro Pariseau Ann Jeannette Adelsberger Jane Taris Cafferty Phyllis Parker 0 Wayne D. Anderson Kathleen Candeias Michael Perl)' Michael J. Anglin Emma Christiansen Catanzaro * ~ John V. Quinlan Shirley S. Baer Daniel H. Correia * 1989 Stephen Raymond * 0 Kathleen Crowley Benson Tracey L. Armstrong Donna M. Driscoll Rita Paolini Rothberg Lauren E. Bina Darl)'l Aviza Susan L. Dumont David Rumrill + 0 Linda MacGillvray Bosworth Lynn Perron Aviza Karen Modano Fahey Peter Russell Robert M. Carroll Nancy Leger Bernier Susan Peny Faria ,.... Laura Meuse Sebastyn ,.... Janet Norris Chamberlain Lisa Burns Beny Polly A. Field Mal)' Tessier Joy Fessler Cox * Louise Brouillard Sheila Valicenti Finnegan Maurice Veiga 0 Theresa Moore Cronin Thomas J. Butler Nanci Burgio Flaherty Robin Young Volpone Gina G. Ells-Gallerani Robert T. Citrano * Charles Goddard Janet Yaitanes ~ Rick L. Giuliotti * Elizabeth A. Cole Steven R. Goodyear Dianne T. Gomes Matthew J. Collins * Earlene M. Gordon * ;.... Christine Hayes laconis Rachel Shannon Collins * James P. Harrington Laura Gedutis LeBarron Paula Hubert Como Joyce C. Hayes 1992 0 Charles A. Lemieux Patricia M. Cordeiro Lori Morales Jerrier Raymond W. Agius ~ Tracy Smith Moroni Elaine Naegelin Crowley Thomas F. Kelley * Lawrence Albaugh * Kathleen M. Mulligan Maria F. B. T. DaSilva Maurine A. Lindquist Leanne Avakian 0 Michelle Lombardo Poor Lisa Leonardo Davol Dawn-Marie Guevremont David Bamford Lydia L. Riker Louise Kent Devine Mackenzie Wendy Bellew Janet Miriam Rogerson Joann Mattos Dilley Kevin E. Manning Todd E. Bello ;:c Brenda Pereira Rugg Paul Francis Donovan Jean F. Mattila Tina Faria Bourgeois Joan Dansereau Seamans Stacey Smith Dupuis Kathleen Doyle McCormack Deborah Brightman :.- Lisa Pakus Tynan Marci Skiddell Elman Jorge L. Neves * Michael Connel)' * 0 Lesley Karlson Zavracky * Shel)'l A. Erikson Kathleen A. O'Connor Sean Connor Michael Feltman Jean Latanzi Proctor Stephen Culp ~ Regina Miniacci Frazier Laurie Dunham Protano Michel Daigle William M. Gagliard Janet Kelley Quinn Michelle Gooding Dias 0 1988 Patrick O. Hurley Lynne A. Reinhalter Jeffrey Driscoll Amy B. Barton * Denise Discepolo Kiley Elizabeth Daley Riley Lisa M. Federici 0 Amy Kolbeck Blanchard Gerald Labelle Sandra L. Rivet Anne-Marie Keith B. Bourdon Paul T. Leuchte Cynthia Manning Roberts Hirschberg Fitzgerald David M. Bresse * F. Scott Longo * Michael S. Rothberg Esther Glynn Karen A. Bl)'er Alan M. Lydiard Shon R. Servis Janie Griffin Kathleen A. Buschenfeldt James M. Massari Melissa Ainslie Shea * Michael P. Henl)' Alfred M. Calk * Gyneth McGarvey James F. Smith Kelly O'Neill Hollis Mal)' M. Casey Suzanne Lavoie Melikian * Joseph P. Spencer Rosann Kozlowski * Christopher Clark Stephen C. Mills Jacqueline A. Ware-Tucker Gal)' Kruskall Carolyn Dutra Cleal)' * Gail M. Milton * Catherine Zylinski Linda Zentz Kuehn Kathleen Lowther Corey James G. Murphy Michael Lagace Linda A. Coulter Claudette E. O'Connor Lisa Langan Cynthia S. Crandlemere John R. Phelps Thomas Lucey Daniel J. Darcy * Timothy J. Philpott 1991 Deborah Marshall Angela R. Disharoom * Robert BI)' Richard Rao * Judithe Mason Suzanne McLean Dwyer Jeanne Bernier Sarno Richard Conroy Stephen Mason Barbara Kowalczyk Emerson * Kevin E. Sawyer Audrey Cooke Carolyn Fitzgerald Maybruck Lynn Fraga Garcia Matthew R. Scott Kelly Chase Cox Tara Dolan Morano Louis A. Ghelf1 Michael Cox James S. Smith Jorge Orta Anne S. Gibbons * Susan Dacdario Daddario * Janet Lonergan Spinney * Linette Villegas Rao * Gertrude Beauchemin Haddad Barbara J. Swartz Barbara Darling Karen Courtney Rumrill + Leslie Anderson Hickey Frederic S. Dorr

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1,000 - $2.499 + Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Sodety $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 • (class of 1991 - 2(00) • 57 Nicholas Tillinghast Sodety $2,500 - $4,999 • Century Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,..... Asif Shahabuddin Michael Varao Andrew W. Cooney 0 Kristina Sletner Richard Webb * Brant M. Cruz 1999 Anne Tavares-Buker Donna Whitney Suzanne M. DiFalco Patricia Casey Cruz ~ Jennifer L. Dort Janice Tripolone Diane Woodside Virginia Hansbeny Porter * Georgina Valante Alice Rahl Gobeill Jo-Ann Simmons ~ Richard Weinhold Keny L. Gonsalves 0 Samuel Williams * James J. Holland Doreen Duarte Zebdi 1994 Deborah L. Hussey ~ Julie Caprarella Penny Trice Jones 2000 Patricia Cole Sharon Clemons LePorte John Florence 0 Deirdre Con far Beverley J. Maling Daniel W. LeFavor 1993 Paula Daigle Karl M. Marsiglio Jason R. Wilson ;::c Robin Adams Barton Kathleen Blume Davison Elizabeth Barron Otenti Gail Belcher James Demopoulos * Robert A. Pessin ~ John Boorack Nicholas DiMartino Chad R. Rapoza John Bringardner Albert R. Ferreira Tracey Russell Russell 2001 0 Jill Brown Kristen George Jennifer M. Ryan Carty J. Allen ~ Marie Burtt Melissa Fleming Goldberg Karen Waldron Saltzman Brian T. Angell Lorraine Carrozza Thomas M. Hicks Armando G. Santo Shalan P. Bailey 0 Barbara Chamberlain Rebecca Brown Johnsky Richard K. Schneider * Nancy Cole Barges Kathrine Constant-Knowles Francene Price-Hood Kemp Deanna Sward Jacqueline A. Boudreau 0 Susan M. Costello * Eric Leete Deanna M. Semple Jennifer J. Brennan Regina Colter Janet M. Maguire Brian 1<. Shultz Catherine Leonard Brimer ,..... Christine Crossman Thomas Marshall Debra J. Caggiano ,..... Doreen Sullivan Michael Crum Stephen J. McCarthy Pamie Roy Tan Raymond Cloutier Rose-Marie Latlippe Culp Pamela Morley Patricia E. Corey 0 Julie Deane Lyn Fitzgibbons O'Neil Vincent R. Costa, Jr. ~ Lourdes DeSerpa David A. Qualey Christina Crowley Margaret Doherty Robin Roberts 1997 Christopher E. England ~ Laura Eagle Kathryn Macrina Schneider * Matthew Curran Timothy R. Ferrari JoAnn Bodine Evans Kristin Cronin Thomas John D'Espinosa David L. Fish lJJ 0 Jeffrey Forbes Mary O'Keefe Foley Lisa Chicoine Frye Lauren Sanguedolce Garozzo Matthew J. Griffin Frances M. Garretson ~ Margaret Hoffman Norman Albert Hayes Alicia P. Gauvin Scott Knief 1995 Dorothy L. Herk Erica L. Harris 0 Christopher D. Adams James H. LaFlame * Michelle Jodoin Marissa C. Holt ;::c Erin Lane Mary P. Adams Roger J. Limoges * Susan Jacobucci Jodi Collins Langella Richard J. Bellew Daniel F. McHugh Craig V. Johnson Jeffrey D. Bilodeau ~ Jennie Holmes Loricco Michael McMahon Erin M. Kameese Mary E. Madden Julie laMarca Bilodeau Lynn McDonald Mills * Michelle M. Keady David Mallen Joanne Shay Medici Buttner Karen Panunzio Brandon Keating 0 Lorraine D. Carrozza Jennifer Hoffman Manning Keri Jean Reardon * Constantine Kotsianas ~ Judith Mantos Wendy Provance Corkren Danielle Riopelle Nicole M. Larder Mary T. Marshall Francis A. Domec Jennifer Rooney Elizabeth A. Lee 0 Jennifer Bolduc Mastera Catherine Hicks Linda Fogg Smith Eunice Lea McCarron Paul McAndrews Michelle Blanchette Houle Kerri Topham Robert C. Meals 0 Stephen Messina Susan Gula Howard Cheryl Vickers James A. Mulhern Mark Mohan Elizabeth T. King Karen Johnson Pearson Brian J. Lacasse Timothy Monaghan * April A. Phelps Darin Morano Lisa Gustin McGourty Jason W. Pritchard James Munise * Martin Miserandino * 1998 Bonnie L. Richardson Andrew Pike Edward Peter Faye Blanchard Raegan Shaughnessy Deborah Politano Nancy Chisholm Boudreau Robin Reed Eleni C. Stratigos Deborah M. Rogerson Karen Siciliano Brackman * Grace Rudolph * Hillary Thomas Marie Small Karen Counihan Stack Matthew Connelly Melissa A. Thompson David Smith Lynne M. Theroux Chad J. Dagraca Michael Tokarz Joanne Smith-Tummino Judith A. Thomas MaryLou Earle Wilfredo R. Vazquez, Jr. Beth A. Viscardi Mary Galvin Ann L. Souza Andrea L. Warner Erica Beth St. Germain Donna Woodard Hanson AmyL. White Brendan Stack Amy Carpenter Lesniak Therese Winger Robert P. Sebastyn Beverly L. Steele Debra Stone 1996 Steven Stares Jeanne Sullivan Linda M. Veracka * Laura M. Becker Cheryl A. Washwell Jeanne Medas Jarrett Thayer * Kathy Salisbury Blunck Geoffrey Wild * Mark W. Bonneau Linda J. Winship Sara Colaneri Bonneau Alfred Yebba Janie M. Cohen

Although we have taken great core to check the names listed, no such list con be Please let us know so that we con moke the necessary corrections to our records. 58 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,..... Graduate Alumni 1949 1960 1966 0 by Class Year Maurice E. Rucker Ethel E. Berman Ramona M. Adler ~ Donald O. Burling Gerald H. Beals Robert C. Jones * Beatrice Chase ~ Marion R. Kent Walter F. Precourt 1951 James R. Lincoln Dorothy E. Reynolds 0 Elizabeth Dunford Patricia A. Lincoln Rena M. Shea ~ John T. Newell 1952 Myrtle V. Simas 0 Robert S. Danstedt 1967 Gail K. Brookings * ;I: 1961 Basil F. Cronin * ~ Henry J. Fanning * Frances D. Leach 1953 Robert H. Leavens * Richard U. Lizotte 0 Wilfred C. Driscoll John L. Liberman Laura E. McLeod * Donald G. Tripp William F. Nixon Roberta Babbitt Reynolds * ~ Margaret A. Phinney Eugene F. Thayer 0 1954 Priscilla F. Wilkins 1968 Mary T. Carvalho Gerald M. Allman * 0 Lloyd S. Clark Louis E. Ashley ,..... 1962 Arthur D. Ferreira ,..... Leonard G. Alves Wayne H. Karlson Raymond A. Gadaire Walter F. MacDonald 0 1955 Richard H. Gamble * Alice J. O'Malley ~ Manuel M. Cabral * John Garrigan Lawrence A. Castle * Michael Sansone ~ George A. Shediack * Richard G. Smith 1969 0 Roberta A. Smith-Sullivan Carolyn A. Johansson 1956 * Carolyn L. Johnson Krikorian ~ Guy R. D'Amelio Roger K. Smith John A. Holt 0 Maryan L. Nowak 1963 Frances N. Guay ;I: Katherine F. Haran 1970 Mary C. Hathaway Herbert A. Aalpoel * ~ 1957 John F. Aylmer * Charles J. Kent James E. O'Donnell Rosemary A. Tierney Joseph J. Bono 0 Alphee N. LaFlamme * Anthony J. Dire Robert N. Witham ~ John F. Maloney * * Clara M. Galvin Robert S. Murray * 0 Susan F. Whalon 1964 Robert L. Brousseau 1971 0 Russell E. Burns Paul N. Anthony 1958 Dorris M. Berger Mario D. DiMarzo Louis T. Falcone Mary E. Fuller Mary E. Brown Neil C. Fitzgerald Kathleen M. Craig * Anthony J. Minnichelli Thomas C. Hoye Ellen B. Rucker Paul E. Seeley 1965 Marcia Stevens Hope Atkinson Madeline K. Tisch Louis Bitar Susan C. Trafton 1959 David W. Gavigan Eugene A. Franciosi * Joseph M. McDonald Anthony M. Gulinello Virginia M. Wessing Anthony H. Gulla * James J. Harrington William F. Keating * David J. Matthews Diane T. O'Leary Kenneth S. Peirce Margaret M. Robichaud

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Pope Society $1,000 - $2,499. Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 + (class of 1991 - 2000) • 59 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • CentUlY Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,.... 0 1972 1976 1981 1993 ~ Robert P. Chisholm Robert G. Doyle * Jane L. Gadaire Megan A. McCarthy Dwight E. Cook Clara H. Ferguson Henry J. Lamb * Carolyn A. McSweeney ~ Winifred Frongillo Patricia A. Hager Lois P. Scammon Betty T. Gilson Elizabeth C. Irwin 0 David N. Jakub Elizabeth A. Lamphier Celeste R. Jones John J. Magner 1994 $:: Joan G. McDermott Gaetano M. Murgo 1982 Wenyao Chen 0 Leslye Ribeiro Humphrey Seay George K. Gurley * Walter I. Deady Cynthia Thayer Leona Ilowitz Jean Gefteas * Charleine Y. Jardin Geoffrey Hennessy * ;::c Elise Marvelle Ruth K. Perrone 1977 Candyce E. Moore-Walters Maura E. Power ~ 1973 Louise Poirier Anthony Mary A. Worden * Eleanor J. Swift Finlayson 0 Pauline Donoghue Kenneth R. Brown * Stephen R. Waisgerber Richard A. Giordano * Carol A. Burton Lusheng Wang $:: John P. Ladouceur MaryM. Dire Jean M. Larkin Edward J. Fopiano 1983 Diane L. Finn 0 Dolores L. McLaughlin * Robert E. Francis * Priscilla S. Miles. Elaine L. Goldstein Daniel B. Rose 1995 0 Peter F. Moran * Joanne M. Russell * Richard Coombs * Joseph W. O'Brien Harvey D. Varnet Kathleen Maclvor Kathleen O'Brien ,.... Mary L. Payton ,.... 1986 Wendy Stoddard Diane M. Hart * 0 1978 Lois M. McKeown * ~ 1974 WilmaJ. Boyd Betty A. Chelmow Thomas D. Burnell 1996 Robert G. Clark Patricia W. Carlson Karen E. Bresnahan :.- 1987 Virginia M. Cutler Cornelius Coakley Claude 1. Desilva Carol A. Donovan Judith B. Corayer Pamela A. Elliott Elizabeth Daigle 0 Carol S. Lucas Mary Guyther ~ Matthew M. Delaney Kathleen E. Hart Margaret M. O'Neill Thomas F. Frizzell Lillian B. Juzukonis Kimberly Leblanc Thomas M. Pileski Linda Sands 0 Roberta L. Gesner Jeri K. Katz Kathleen C. Rudnicki Dorothy R. Hoult Barbara A. Kelly Mary C. Svenning ;::c Patricia V. Munro Patricia Zifcak Dongxue Zheng Pauline C. Nadeau ~ Judith A. Souza 1988 Sandra J. Souza Patricia A. Costa 1997 0 Kathleen E. Traficanti 1979 Christine J. Gibney Sandra Clark-Lorenzen Bohlin * Jane K. Tully Doris M. Ballantine Cynthia M. Harlow Wanda T. Brown Ann Harper * $:: Glenn C. Ward Victoria Megias-Batista Nancy T. Kranes Paul R. D'Andries * Michael O. Schwartz 0 Mary A. Long Kathleen M. MacDonald 0 1975 Roger C. Mitchell 1998 Judith B. Alpert John P. Sullivan 1990 Lynne Payson * Grace J. Bednarz Kristine J. Tempinski Rosemary Moreau Patricia Svendsen Cinderella Berry Phyllis L. Whitehead Rosina Robinson Daniel E. Doyle + Roseann M. Whittaker John R. Ghublikian * Robert F. Putnam 2000 Ellen T. Quinn 1991 Patrick F. Cronin 1980 Diana McGee James Looney. Jeffrey P. Shindell Mary Ann McKinnon Richard R. Staiti Glen A. Anderson * Sally A. Colarusso Karen Mclaughlin Deborah M. Tuck David Pepin Ethel B. Winokoor Bernard J. Dupuis Linda C. Joy Kathleen L. Sears 2001 Joseph F. Leary Dawn Sullivan Eva T. Gaffney + Edwin J. Payton * Helen J. Pratt Susan H. Rooney 1992 Donna C. Siegel John Bums Gordon T. Waring Barbara W. Carvalho Susan F. Rubin Joyce Sullivan Bonnie Troupe

Although we have taken great care to check the names listed, no such list can be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary corrections to our records. 60 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your name, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,..... Parents 2001 Lawrence & Denise Adamczyk Russell & Jane Bellico James P. Carr Frederick R. Adams '80 Charles B. Belonwu William & Ruth Carroll o David & Kathleen Adjemian Nicholas & Nancy Belsky Leslie T. Carson Stephen & Jo-Beth Afflerbach Barry & Edith Belt John & Odilia Carvalho ~ Anastasia Aftosmes Kathleen A. Bendixen Jorge & Maria Carvalho Deborah J. Ahearn Mary L. Bennett Victor & Estrella Carvalho ~ Carolyn Ahem Vasco Bento John & Patti Casserly Donald & Carol Albertine Laurie A. Benvie Clara A. Cenci o Thomas & Maeve Allen Deborah A. Ross Beresford '72 William & Cynthia Champagne ~ Patricia Altieri Mary Ann Berger Marcia A. Champagne William J. Alves Richard & Michele Bernard Dolores Dumas Charron '73 o Gary Amistadi Michael & Diane 1. Bertolino John & Noreen Chartrand Derrick M. Anacleto Paul & Paula Bethoney Patricia A. Chase ;:c William & Cynthia Anderson Joseph & Lonna Bieniek Antonio & Aida Chaves Steven & Marcia Anderson Stephen '70 & Jo-Ann Donovan Lawrence & Frances Chirillo * ~ Eric & Robin Anderson '72 Birdsall Robert P. Chisholm '72 Marcia L. Anderson Philip H. Blanchard Susan Christopher o Antonino & Maria Andrade Stephen & Denise Blanchette Nhor & Ry Chuk ~ Mary-Anne Grosso Andrews '76 Arthur & Mary Blanchette Carleton D. Churbuck Robert & Linda Arthur & Cynthia Bloomquist Angelo & Lorraine Cimildoro o Berghaus '69 Andrews Audrey C. Nickerson Robert & Pamela Cinelli David & Susan Andrews Bohannon'74 Robert & Nancy Clancy o Lawrence & Denise Angell Todd & Linda Boiros Joseph '76 & Ann ,..... Allen & Nora Annis Martin & Cynthia Bolcome Couture '76 Clark ,..... Peter '69 & Barbara Beall '69 Anti Arthur & Caryl Booth * Robert & Elaine M. Clarke Joseph & Frances Antonetti William & Karen Bouchard Frank & Rita Clasby o William & Anne Antunes Paul & Donna Boucher Steven & Jane Clayman Domingos & Celeste Aresta Gary '76 & Marie Lisa J. Clegg ~ John & Lorraine Armano Barker '72 Bouley Katherine E. Clegg Susan M. Arsenault Michael & Cecilia Bova Charles L. Clement ~ Charles J. Artesani Earle & Betth Ann Boynton Monica Clifford Tracy A. Arthur William & Patricia Bradford Brian & Kym Clifford o Peter & Pamela Asacker Arhtur & Sheila Braley Richard & Mary Close * ~ David & Luizette Aubut Raymond '69 & Judith Braz • Janice Clutterbuck Ronald & Elizabeth Austin Michael & Janet Brems * William & Sharron Cochran o Maureen Chase Baird '63 * Barbara A. '66 Brennan Bradford & Nancy Cohenno Jose A. Ballester Lane Briggs William A. Colby ;:c John & Deborah Banks William A. Brimer John & Debra Coleman Mary F. Barbone Philip W. Britto Philip & Donna Collins ~ Edward Barnard Thomas & Vivian Brock Paula A. Comeau Robert & Karen Barnes John E. Bronhard Edward P. Condon o William & Sandra Barrett Bruce & Lucy Brown Stephen & Susan Conley ~ Richard & Patricia Barry Thomas & Linda Brown John Connolly Kevin & Donna Barry Robert & Karen Brown Mark & Karen Conover o Paul & Mary Bassick Thomas & Carol Bruno Linda Cook Stephen & Judith Bassignani Joseph '54 & Joan Sue Ann Cook o Ralph A. Bastable Shaughnessy '52 Bruno William & Susan Corey Cheryl A. Bastien Sandra J. Bucher Bruce & Donna Cormier Michael & Kathryn Bastille Peter & Jane Bugg Lisa P. Cornish Todd & Patricia Bateson William & Nancy Bulger Seraftm J. Correia Antonio M. Batista James & Jean Bunton John & Joyce Silvia '75 Costa Barry & Beverly Battista David & Mary Pat Stephen & Kathleen Couet John & Suzanne Beattie Burtt-Henderson Michael & Ruth Coughlin Leo & Brenda J. Beaudoin Peter & Carolyn Bythewood Michael & Diane Coulombe Edward & Patricia Jospeh & Mary Cacciatore Paul & Pauline Coulon Hannon '72 Begin Paul H. Caeran Patricia J. Coutoumas Charles & Shirley Behnke Denice Callahan Cathleen V. Crawford '74 Cripps Robert & Shirley Belisle Trina Marie Campbell Jean K. Crocker Tara S. Bell Shirley N. Campbell Joel & Teresa Crouse Francis & Natalie Campos Kitty Crowe Matthew & Linda Cannata Kenneth & Joan Crowell William & Regina Cannon Arthur & Marjorie Caouette Elizabeth Caradimos Michael & Joanne Caron

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above • 5. Elizabeth Pope Society $1,000 - $2,499. Young LeadClS Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Sotiety $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Sotiety $500 - $999 • (class of 1991 - 2000). 61 Nicholas Tillinghast Sotiety $2,500 - $4.999 • CentUlY Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized ,.... Gale Crowley Katherine M. Durant David Goldman '70 Alan & Kathy Horton o Marie Crownover Bernard & Diane Durante * Scott & Karen Goldstein Linda M. Hough Arthur & Linda Cuellar Carl & Cathy Dwinnells Alan & Susan Gottlieb Clinton & Cynthia Howard ~ Timothy & Bonnie-Lee Curtis John & Susan Dyer Horacio & Thomasia Gouveia Bruce & Susan Howard Paul & Irene Cyr Joseph & Joann Eastman Harold & Roberta Grabert Charles Howard ;.­ John & Mary Dalessio Lawrence & Martha Eaton James J. Grady Leo & Jeanne Howe Douglas Dalton Joanne Ebert-McCreary Henry & Lois J. Graham Ralph & Maljorie Howe o Daniel & Carol Daly Scott & Joanne Eklund Mr. and Mrs. Christie Grande, Jr. Robert A. Huether ~ Donald Daniels Richard & Anne Emerson Lucy A. Grant-Ruane Michael '65 & Donna Richard & Caroline Daniels Gary & Gwendolyn Engdahl Leonard M. Gregory Chateauneuf '65 Hughes * o Janet M. Dargon Robert & Maureen Ennis Ronald & Katherine Grein Ann D. Hunter William H. Darling George T. Erwin '78 Thomas & Donna Griffin Tom & Sue Hurlebaus ;:I: James A. Darlington Raimundo & Maria Espinosa Andrew & Jo Ann Griffiths William & Christina Hurley Aristides & Maria DaSilva Cesar & Lorenza Espitia Joseph & Elaina Grota Barbara A. Byrne '67 Hurney ;.­ Marc D. de Pontbriand Francis & Mary Fama Deborah L. Gudmand Robert & Susan Hynes Dale De Wispelaere * James & Maurenn Famolare Ronald J. Guilmette Stephen & Janice lannessa o Orlando F. DeAbreu Henry J. Fanning G'61 * Stephen & Joan Hackett * Alphonse Imbriglio ~ James & Jane DeChambeau Joseph & Susan Faria Joanne Hahn Toni A. Ivers Normand Degagne Deborah Faria John K. Haines Nicholas & Gloria lwanczuk o Beat R. Degen Mary E. Farnham Philip & Zako Hajjar Dennis & Karen lworsky Kevin & Ann Delaney Ronald & Katherine Favreau Alice Tatro '66 Hall Ellen D. Jackson o Gary & Nancy DellaPosta * Cynthia M. Federico Thomas & Maureen Hamilton Donna L. James ,.... Dennis DellaRovere Luis & Adriana Fernandes Herbert C. Hamilton, Jr. '74 Richard S. Januse '60 ,.... John W. DeNaples Helder & Maria Fernandes Raymond & Ann Handorff Roger & Eleanor Jipson Frederick Dennett Joseph L. Ferrari Masud & Helen Haneef Harold & Deborah Johnson o Gerald & Audrey Dennis Joseph Ferraro James E. Hanley '65 Paul & Debra Ann Johnson Virginia R. D'Ercole Luis A. Ferreira Lynn A. Hansen Robert & Pamela Jones ~ Joseph & Cynthia Derrane Adelia M. Ferreira James & Dorothy E. Hanson Charles G. Joy '00 Gerard & Lea Deschenes Antonio & Maria L. Ferreira David & Jeanne Harrington Michael C. Kaeppel ;.­ Lourdes DeSerpa '93 Michael & Honour Ferris Dennis J. & Darlene J. Hart Michael & Linda Kanabay Deborah A. DesFosses Richard & Robin Fine * David & Deborah Hartling Daniel & Leslie Kane o Danner & Joy DeStephano Wayne & Maria Fisher Robert & Karen Haskins Robert & Linda Karcz ~ Michael J. DiCarlo John W. Fleming Herbert W. Hatch Charles & Janine Karns Maria A. DiCenso Nancy J. Floyd Glenn & Chantal Hathaway Paul & Mary Kasper o Phillip DiFalco Robert H. Flynn Gary & Debra Hauswirth Robert '69 & Gail Geriapy '69 Alfred J. DiGiampietro Jeanne M. Franco Folloni '70 Cindy Hayes Kass ;:I: Deborah L. DiGregorio Stacey & Jeanne Fontana Curt Hazeldine Richard & Debra Katz Joseph & Doreen DiMartino David & Judith Forant Brian & Maljorie Hebda Barry & Debra Katz * ;.­ Philip & Sandra Dineen Charles & Anne Fortier Thomas & Adelaide Heelan Leonard & Joan Kavanagh Eileen F. Dinneen Ernest & Kathleen Fragopulos Ronald & Ingrid Heim Marie Schortman '68 Keefe o Ms. Blanche C. DiNocco Randall & Mary Frazier Bruce & Linda Hemenway Sandra Keefe ~ Roland A. Dion Carmine & Donna Fuccillo John & Janice Henderson James Keegan Robert & Theresa DiPilato Ronald J. Fuller Kathleen D. Henehan Thomas & Carroll Keen o Edith Doenges Luther G. Fulton Robert & Pamela Herbig Faith S. Kehoe William & Joan Doherty Charles & Dorothy Furgason John & Kathleen Hewitt Dennis & Dorothy Kelley Richard R. Dolan Maria D. Furtado Joseph Hickey John & Rosemary Kelley o William & Denise Donahue Teresa M. Oliveira '63 Gaffney Chad & Sylvia Higginbotham Daniel & Patricia Kelliher Sandra J. Donnelly '84 Mark & Donna Gailey Kathleen Hall '75 Higginbottom Dianne T. Kelly Andrea A. Donovan Thomas & Joan Gainey Kevin & Kathleen Higham Daniel & Margaret Kelly Gregory & Elaine Dorrance John & Jeanne Gallagher Paul & Sharon Hilario James M. Kelly Judith 1. Dowd Michelle Gardner Theresa M. Hill Carl & Patricia Kenney Robert J. Dowling J. P. Gauvin Joaz & Nancy Hill Alan '66 & Joan John J. Dowling Gordon & Marie Gay Thomas & Jacqueline Hill * Cleary '62 Kenney Edward J. & Maryanne Doyle Robert & Colleen Genovesi Matthew & Sheila Hobin Oh T. Keong Antoinette Dragonetti Theresa Stolarz '65 Geribo * Anthony & Janine Hockenberry Robert & Joann Kershner Arthur & Theresa Duarte Peter & Karen Gill Linda Hodgkinson Maureen Kiely Roland & Monika Dube John & Maureen Gill Stephen & Suzanne Hoey Lawrence & Judith Kingston Thadius & Dianne Dubsky James P. Gill Susan Honan George & Carol Kippenhan Jeanne Ducharme David & Helen Gilmore Richard & Jacqueline Hopp Susan E. Klockars Clyde & Sarah Dugas Cheryl Gilmour Steven & Barbara Horan Laura B. Knabbe George & Janet Dupont Paul Ginnetty Stanley P. Koska Bruce & Maryellen Duquette John & Jean Goggin Brian & Lorraine Kreizinger Morton & Dorothy Goldberg Carolyn L. Johnson '69 Krikorian Christopher J. Golden *

Although we have taken great care to check the names listed, no such list can be Please let us know so that we can make the necessary corrections to our records. 62 perfect. If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled your nome, we apologize. Corrections will be published in the next Bridgewater Magazine. ,..... Kenneth Krushas Daniel J. Mara Thomas J. Mitchell Luana R. Paul Robert & Maureen Kwash Kenneth & Linda Marchand Robin & Kathleen Mitchell Fernando & Maria Pedro o Peter & Janice Ladow Arnold L. Marder Jon & Ester Mitchell Stephen M. Peirce Gerard R. laFleur Joann Mark Robert L. Modini Fred & Elizabeth Pell ~ Kenneth P. Lagace '74 Francis J. Marochino Joan & David Montiero-DeGrace Mark & Sharon Pelletier Thomas E. Lagg David & Jeannine Marr Cynthia M. Moore Donald & Margaret Percy :.­ Michael & Linda Lalli James A. & Mary A. Marsh Thomas L. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Perry Carol Lamb Merrill & Patricia Marshall Peter F. Moran, Jr. G'73 * Carol E. Petersen o Rene & Joyce Lamontagne Bette Clark Marshall '62 Stephen & Karen Mordas David & Mary Ellen Peterson ~ Paul Landry * Ann E. Martell Antonio & Barbara Moreira Michael & Anne Pettine Susan & Joseph Langway William & Marijo Martin Robert & Ann Moriarty Byron & Bonnie Pickering o Jose & Donna Larguinha Nadene L. Martin Bert & Nora Morris Ernest & Rita Pigeon Wayne & Mary laRoche Richard & Mary Martin Courtland & Jean Morse Saturnino & Alicia Pinto ;:c Edna Laurent-Tell us John & Susan Martin Jeffrey & Cheryl Morse Thomas & Deborah Pires Robert & Gilda Lavita Carlos Martinez Jeffrey & Lynne Mower Stephen & Linda Pirie :.­ Stephen & Phyllis Law Thomas Martini Martha S. Pye Mulholland '71 Jean & Virginia Plasse William J. Lawless Vincent & Nancy Marturano Andrew & Mary Mulholland William & Sandra Poitras o Barbara M. Le Favor Suzanne M. Mascia Russell & Freda Mullen Kenneth & Nancy Pondelli ~ Lynne B. Leary Alfred Masi Daniel & Wendy Mullen Gregory & Elaine Portanova Jeffrey & Patricia Leary Robert & Patricia Mastrogiacomo Robin Mulligan Francis Powers o Chester & Kristina Lebrocquy Patricia A. Estes Mathewson '75 Pauline M. Joel Prives * Ronald & Bernice Ledoux Guy & Patricia Mathieu Chauvea-Poyant '70 Munroe Stephen & Catherine Pugsley o Hok-Lai & Chiu-Kwan Lee Lucy M. Matos Michael & Karen Murphy Vickie S. Quatromini ,..... Kevin & Catherine Leet Carol Matthews William & Mary Murray Donald & Margaret Quinn ,..... Robert S. Lenoci Charles O. Mawn Frank Muscato * Deborah A. Quinn '84 Giuliano & Donata Leone Sandra J. Maycock Sharyl E. Nastke Kathryn Quinn o Mark & Jeanette Lerner Robert & Evelyn Mayhew John C. Nasuti Ovide O. Rajotte Jeanne Walter '65 Lesperance Elizabeth McAdams Jean A. Naumann Robert & Patricia Ramstrom ~ Arthur & Judith Lettiere Stephen & Joanne McCarthy Karl & Karen Nauss Frank J. Rapisardi '69 Roger & Susan Levesque Nancy M. McCarthy Edward G. Nee Elio D. Raposo :.­ Geraldine R. Levesque William & Sheila McCorkle Deborah A. Neil Roger & Karen Raymond Lois C. Levine Richard & Susan McCormack Walter & Linda Newell George & Carol Raymond o Patricia A. Libby Richard & Mary McCue Cristiano & Clara Nunes John & Janice Raynor ~ Janet Liebman Patrick & Mary McDonagh Antonio B. Nunes Stephen A. Reale Nanda Lillaney Anita R. McGinn Joseph W. O'Brien '73 Jack & Eileen Regan o William & Kathy Lima James L. McGowan Majorie A. O'Brien Jose Ribeiro Robert Lizine * Janis R. McGue Mary E. O'Connell Manuel & Joan Ribeiro ;:c Robert & Shirley Locke David & Mary McHugh Arthur & Linda O'Connell Thomas M. Richard '75 Judith M. Logan Ernest & Sheila McKay Kevin O'Connor Mary Richards :.­ John K. Long Joanne McKenna Michael & Jean O'Donnell Wayne & Deborah Ridley Walter & Joanne Loud Gerard & Margaret McLuskey Daniel & Nora O'Donnell Paul & Donna Riendeau o David A. Loudon Thomas J. McNaught Joseph & Carole O'Donnell Henry & Joanne Riley ~ John Luciano Stephen & Johanna Meade Peter & Sandra O'Flaherty Leslie J. Ring Robert L. Luck Michael & Carrie Means Michael & Donna O'Hara Mary Ristaino o Daniel & Melanie Lussier Richard & Claire Mearn Michael & Jo-Ann O'Keefe Bonnie Lou Ritchie James & Mary Lydon Debby Medeiros James O'Keefe Kuno J. Ritval Patricia A. Lyman John M. Medeiros Jean M. O'Leary Gerard & Sharon Rivard o James Q. Lyons Michael M. Medeiros Edward & Debra O'Neil Sandra M. Pasalacqua Rizzo '71 Robert B. MacDonald Vincent & Mari Jo Medeiros Barbarann Ormonde Ruth F. Roach Luis & Colleen Macedo Victoria Megias-Batista '88 James & Kathryn Owens Gilbert L. Robbins '68 Louis & Paula Macinanti Ann H. Mell Richard & Anna Paige Susan M. Robitaille Harold & Paula Maddock Antonio & Irene Mendes Domenic Palmieri Wayne & Penny Rogers Mary M. Maggio Natalia Mendes David & Deborah Paquette Frank Rondinelli Mary Anne Maguire Robert & Theresa Merriam Steven & Susan Paquette Bonnie L. Root Francis & Theresa Maguire Paul & Elizabeth Merriam Rebecca A. Paradis Thomas & Kathleen Rosado Joyce A. Maloney Michael J. Metcalf '75 Joseph & Marilyn Pardo Mario & Genoveffa Rosano John & Barbara Manchester John & Susan Miceli Sandra M. Park David & Colleen Rose Marie T. Manchon Nicola '71 & Susan Mary Ellen Parker Daniel B. Rose '83 Jeffrey & Sharon Mandell Johnson '71 Micozzi Gerald & Carolyn Parmenter James & Evelyn Ross Leota Mansour Joseph & Joseph Miller Robert & Mary Ann Parrella Elliott Rounds Susan Mantalos Ronald D. Miller John S. Parsons * Timothy A. Rowe Robert & Joanne Miller Russell & Kathleen Partridge David & Kamala Rowell Kenneth Miller Robyn Patrick-Mayer Karen M. Dembro Roy '74 Marie-Angela Mindle Katrina M. Patton Susan F. Rubin G'92 Kathleen A. Mirrione * Richard & Melinda Rudnow Robert & Kathleen Mitchell Roger C. Mitchell '79

Giving Clubs President's Circle $10,000 and above. S. Elizabeth Popc Society $1,000 - $2,499. Young Leaders Club $50 - $99 Horace Mann Society $5,000 - $9,999 • Crimson Society $500 - $999 + (class of 1991 - 2000) • 63 Nicholas Tillinghast Society $2,500 - $4,999 • CentUlY Club $100 - $499 * Deceased Members - italicized William & Catherine Rudolph June V. Starr Phyllis E. Warren '83 * Richard & Ann Ruggiero Charlene A. Barnett Steele '73 A. D. Wauchope Philip M. Russo David E. Steen David C. Wayman Rebecca Ryan Joyce J. Pombro Stella '66 Jeffrey & Liinda Weafer Nancy J. Rapoza Salamon '68 Demetrius N. Stellakis Stephen & Michele Webber Alexander & Kathleen Salipante Corinne A. Stevens Gayle Webber Margaret M. Sanborn Wendy Stevens Nancy Weljkovic Dwight & Jeannine Sanborn James & Louise Stoddard Michael & Maria Welsh Caryn Higgins '76 James & Patricia Stone Jim & Merrilynn Wenzel Virginia Santangelo Thomas Stoughton Chipman & Patricia Westhaver Antonio & Gail Santos Thomas & Mary Stranova Stephen & Mary Wetherbee Anthony & Mary Scarlata Angela Malfa Stull '67 Robert & Patricia White Mr. Doric C. Scarpelli Yaroslaw Suchy John & Faith White Noel & Catherine Schaub Lois Sullivan Kathleen M. White Vaughn & Ruth Schlieff Donald & Linda Sullivan Vernon S. White Robert C. Schober Michael J. Sullivan Richard & Jean White John & Nancy Scialoia Edward & Kathleen Sussek Sheila & David White Thomas & Lillian Scott Joseph & Jane Swan Suzanne M. zajac Whitehead '68 Scott & Karen Seaboyer Nadine Sweeney John & Karen Whitney Jeremy & Karen Sellers Raymond & Cheryl Sweet Kenneth & Martha Whittington G. Paul & Noreen Sesin Charles 1. Sylvester Henry & Eleanor Wilbur Anne Marie Sharpe Kwong & Kathy Szeto David B. Wiley John E. Shaughnessy Thomas Talbot * Gerard P. Williams ...­ Susan Shea John & Joan Tanguy Lois Williams-Blades ...- John & Susan Sheldon * James & Anne Marie Taormina David & Susan Wilson o Christina M. Zeuli Shewry '75 David & Mary Tardie Robert & Constance Winter Gary & Anita Shulman Kathleen A. Tarentino '69 John D. Winters ~ Jerrold & Suzanne Shulman Frank & Donna Tavano Mark & Betty Jane Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Sicotte Christine & Stephen Taylor Kendall & Mary Woodman ~ Barbara J. Sicovs '77 Michael & Margaret Teixeira Peter & Elizabeth Worden Edward & lrene Siegal William & Nancy Testa Robert & Joan Wotton o Antone & Arlene Silvia A. Joseph & Debra Thebearge Ronald S. Wrightington ~ Gary & Linda Simard Linda Therrian Thomas & Barbara Wukawitz Steven & Leah Simoes Fred & Patricia Therrien Lorraine Xavier '76 o Donald & Judy Richard & Darlene Thornton Pamela J. Yannone Shaughnessy Simoncini Thomas & Catherine Thurbide Carolyn J. Young '63 ;:c Joseph Sirignano Elizabeth A. Timilty Nancy 1. Corcoran Yucius '65 Catherine Sirois John & Maria Tomaz Thomas & Karen zamagni ~ Marianne Slaney Robert P. Tonucci Regina zanis Christopher & Patricia Sloane Richard & Doreen Torres Ellyn S. zarek o Cynthia Smith Raymond G. Tourangeau Evelyn E. Zion ~ Suzanne C. Smith Mary P. McPherson Tousignant '74 Sandy Zoumboulis Bernard F. & Vivian Smith Robert & Debra Tracy o Janet E. Smith Jilda Traynham Richard L. Smith Richard & Monice Trottier o George & Deborah Smith Lynden & Mary Jane True William & Laurie Smith Deborah S. White Trust '71 Jeffrey & Carolyn Smith Gerard & Evelyn Turcotte Jo-Ann Socci Germain & Douglas Uhlman John & Janet Sodergren Ian & Ann Ullathorne Donald & Paula Sombronsky James R. Valdes Frank & Joann Somma Carol A. Bonham Vance '72 Joe & Emma Sousa Ondina & Helder Varela Donald L. Souza Stephan & Charlene Vasquez Nicholas A. Spada Gary E. Vickery William F. Sparks Charles W. Vidoli Edward & lrene Spellman Susan Viera Paul & Donna Spera Anthony Visconti Edward & Joyce Sprague Liberal & Maria Viveiros Deborah C. Staaf Thomas & Joyce Vivenzio Rachael A. Stack Suzanne Wagner Maryanne Walker Pauline E. Walker Daniel & Patricia Walsh Jean L. Ward Michael & Denise Warren Charles & Anita Warren

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