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Featuring a then and now retrospective of Bridgewater '. State College ~. • Historical facts and photos of BSC • Current college photos and information • Special college millennium celebration dates highlighted Order Now! Use the tear card attached in this magazine to place your order. Price: $10.00 each (plus $4.17 each for shipping and handling) Calendars may be purchased on campus at the college bookstore. Buy one for yourself! Buy more to give as gifts! A Call for Nominations

The Bridgewater Alumni Association seeks nominations for its annual awards to be presented Alumni Weekend. We would appreciate it ifyou would attach supporting materials.

The Bridgewater Alumni Awardfor Outstanding subject matter, enthusiastic teaching style and Service to the Alumni Association is given to an personal attention to the students. individual whose qualifications include the ability to build understanding and awareness The Adrian Rondileau Awardfor Professional through involvement, leadership that fosters a Achievement and Community Service was estab­ caring community and programs that promote lished to recognize an alumna/alumnus who strategies for drawing others into a network of demonstrates the qualities most valued by Dr. cooperation. Rondileau, the eighth president of the college. The recipient must demonstrate exceptional The Dr. Catherine Comeau Awardfor Outstand­ service to the community, resulting in improve­ ing Professional Achievement is presented to a ment of the quality of the community's life. graduate of the college's Department of Move­ ment Arts, Health Promotion and Leisure Stud­ The Nicholas P. Tillinghast Awardfor Achieve­ ies. The recipient will be a graduate of at least ment in the Field ofEducation was named in five years and be an influential role model in the honor of the college's first president. The award field. is given to an alumna/alumnus who demon­ strates qualities of outstanding leadership, excel­ The Dr. V. James DiNardo Awardfor Excellence lence in performance, and personal achievement in Teaching is presented to a member of the in the field of public education. faculty whose contributions include mastery of

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A Publication for Alumni/ Parents and. Friends ofBridgewater State College Bridgewater aims to keep alumni, faculty, students and their families, staff and friends of Bridgewater State College informed about the college communitY. and its impact on the region. The tri-annual college magazine is written, designed and edited with the needs of its varied audiences at heart and in mind. On the cover: President Adrian Tinsley is surprised by the gathering of BSC faculty, administra­ To ble of Contents tors and staff at a party to commemorate In Celebration of Honors Lifelong BSC Connection her 10 years of service to the college "10 Remarkable Years" ...... 2-8 With Meanngful Gih ...... 55 community. Pages 2-8. Bridgewater's Cabinet Tackles the Tough Alumni Weekend 1999 ... 56-57 Bridgewater Magazine staff: Issues. . 9-1 1 Alumni Update...... 58-63 Editor: Marie Murphy, '86, assistant Alumni Profiles Bridgewater Alumni Association director of public affairs BSC Athletes Join Women's New. Presents Awards...... 58-59 Golden Bridges Fall Schedule .... 60 Editorial Board: England Baseball League ...... 12 Dr. Richard Cost, vice president for Bridgewater's Seniors Regional Chapter Events...... 60 institutional advancement Go for the Gold . 13-15 Survey Results...... 60 Eva Gaffney, director of public affairs BSC Alumni Named New Trivia Answers and Winner. .61 Candace Maguire, director of alumni Burnell School Principal .15 An Opportunity to Link the Past relations Bridgewater Alums Receive State and Present 61 David Wilson, '71, assistant to the Recognition 16 BSC Alumni Association Hosts. president for communications Recognition Dinner. . 62 College News African-American Alumni Council's Advisory Board: Computer-based Testing .. 1Olh Anniversary 62 Linda Beith, acting assistant director, Comes to BSC...... 17 Crimson Ambassador's Tuition Raffle 62 user support, information services; An End of an Era 18 Football Alumni Continue . Dan Darcy, assistant director of student Retirement Dinner. ... 19 to Support Bears' Program 63 activities and president of the New Dean of Education Prepares Bridgewater Alumni Association; for Accountability...... 19 Alumni Association News...... 63-64 Mr. John Harper, director of athletics Bridgewater Senior, Scholarship. Letter from Dan Darcy, Alumni .. Karen Johnson, director, multicultural ReCipient, Completes Semester .,. Association President 63 affairs; at McGill Univeristy, Canada 20 BSC Grad Uses Her Education Pamela Parsons, assistant to the In Thanks and Appreciation. . 20 at Home .. .64 president; Class Notes ... 65-76 Louis Ricciardi, chairman of the Program Profile Bridgewater State College Foundation; Summer Youth Camp Enhances. Note Bene Dr. Laurence Richards, dean of the school Creativity . .. 21 Marriages. . 76 of management and aviation science; Births. ...77 Donor Honor Roll .. 22-53 Professor Donna Stanton, assistant Deaths ... 77 professor of art; Development Update 54-55 The Bridgewater Collection ... 78 Contributors: Linda BaJzotti; Julie Santos The 1840 Society Reception 54 and inside back cover Reardon, '91; Michelle Poirier; Candace Estate Planning Event Held. Maguire; Karen White; David Wilson; at Bridgewater...... 54 Alumni Weekend Paul Kandarian; Allyson Bell; Melissa Member of the Class of 1960.... 1999 outside back cover Mcgrath; Timothy Campbell; Dan Darcy Photography: Robert Floyd, Paul Correspondence: address all mail to Editor, Bridgewater Magazine, c/o Public Affairs Kandarian, Pat Connolly, Kindra Clineff, Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA 02325· 508-531-1335 Julie Santos Reardon, '91, Linda Balzotti, e-mail to: [email protected], e-mail class notes to: [email protected] Galaxy Studio Issues of Bridgewater may be found on the college's web site at www.bridgew.edu. President Ti nsley's An niversary

In Celebration of " 10 Remarkable Years" by David Wilson, '71 Dr. Adrian Tinsley recently completed her 10th year as president ofBridgewater State College. In the following article, we chronicle how her leadership has revitalized, strengthened and - in significant ways - transformed the college.

According to a survey conducted several years ago by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), 61 percent of college presidents have been in their current positions less than six years; 26 percent have been in office less than two years. "Twenty-five years ago, it wasn't unusual for a president to serve 10 or more years at the same campus," said AASCU in a state­ ment announcing the survey results, but "since presidencies can be a very rough ride ... turnover in academia's top job has increased." Given those circumstances, the fact that Adrian Tinsley has re­ mained as Bridgewater's president • for more than 10 years now is an impressive accomplishment all by itself. President Tinsley is congratulated by Mr. Robert Cook, catering manager, Sodexo Yet if one reflects back on the Food Service, as he presents an anniversary cake to her. challenges she faced at Bridgewater as a new college president in the summer of 1989 - and then one completed the maximum 10 years The memories are still vivid in their considers how different an institu­ allowed by statute for trustee minds. tion Bridgewater is in 1999 - it service and stepped down from the "Massive cuts in your college's becomes clear just how effective she Board). upcoming state appropriation," Mr. has been in that position. It has In his capacity as a college Ricciardi continued. "Reversions to been, indeed, a remarkable 10 years. trustee, and, in addition, as chair­ the existing budget ... and local o man of the Bridgewater State town officials threatening to with­ "Welcome to Massachusetts, College Foundation since 1997, few hold the occupancy permit for your President Tinsley." have worked more closely with Dr. new dormitory just before the start Tinsley over the past decade. When of classes ... Welcome to Massachu­ This past June, a group of Mr. Ricciardi spoke of those early setts, President Tinsley!" faculty, staff, former students and challenges, he was drawing on first­ Adrian Tinsley inherited an other friends gathered on the hand experience. "extremely difficult situation," college quadrangle at a surprise "Let me take you back briefly to continued Mr. Ricciardi, yet "fortu­ party to honor Dr. Tinsley and 1989," said Mr. Ricciardi, turning to nately for all of us, she did have a celebrate her years at BSC. Dr. Tinsley. "You're excited ... plan and the courage to act on it. It Among those invited to speak you're finally going to become a wasn't easy, and her first year was a that afternoon was Mr. Louis M. college president ... This is what rough one. I recall vividly our long, Ricciardi, class of '8I. you've worked towards your entire sometimes animated conversations Back in 1989, Mr. Ricciardi was career ... And what do you find?" - and Adrian, you and I can both elected alumni trustee on the Many of those attending the probably recall some unbelievable college's Board of Trustees, and event knew what was coming next, moments and situations - but the subsequently served four terms as as a good number of them were on goal was always the same: do what chairman of that board (this June he campus in those early Tinsley years. needs to be done to make this President Ti nsley's " Anniversary

campus and this college truly situation was to have at Bridgewater: excellent in name and expectations Between January 1989, and August of itself." 1990, the college's state-appropriated o budget was reduced nearly $5.5 million, which represented approxi­ "There are challenges mately 27 percent of the state appro­ priation. ahead ..." On October 28,1989, two weeks When Dr. Tinsley was appointed after leading the student contingent to Boston, Dr. Tinsley was inaugu­ president by the board of trustees in th December 1988, she was already a rated as Bridgewater's 10 president. veteran with more than 20 years of In her inaugural address she assured higher education experience. She the campus community that, despite had faculty and administrative the fiscal problems, "We will not be experience with colleges and distracted." universities in four states plus three Those words became a theme years' experience in the central that helped shore up the spirits of the office of the Minnesota State Univer­ beleaguered college family as one sity system. budget cut followed another, and the A native of New York City with faculty in the Department of Man­ degrees from Bryn Mawr College, agement Science had those words the University of Washington and inscribed on a plaque which they Cornell University, she had worked presented to her. President Tinsley is greeted by Mr. Louis The state's budget crisis dragged her way up through positions of Ricciardi, '81, at her lOti' anniversary increasingly greater responsibility. on for months, and in the fall of 1990 I celebration. At the time of her selection to be - within a period of six weeks - Bridgewater's 10 ti1 president - and another series of "emergency cuts" first woman president - she was term as president, she lent her saw Bridgewater lose another $2 executive vice president and provost support to a "march on the State million of its state-appropriated at what was then Glassboro State House" organized by the student funding. College (later Rowan University) in governments of the public colleges "We are living through a water­ New Jersey. and universities to rally legislative shed year for Massachusetts and for As Mr. Ricciardi pointed out in support for the state's higher public higher education," President his remarks this pastJune, she education institutions. !insley said at an all-college meeting would need every bit of experience, Early in the morning on October ill September 1990. "What happens skill and good luck at her command 18, 1989, 16 buses were lined up in this year is going to determine our when she accepted the Bridgewater front of the college's campus center, future for at least the rest of this offer. ready to carry 500 BSC students to century." In the summer of 1989, in her the rally - only UMass-Amherst Moreover, an even greater fiscal first message to the campus commu­ was to send a larger contingent to threat loomed directly ahead. nity as president, Dr. Tinsley the Boston Common, where the rally A petition on the ballot that fall sounded an optimistic tone: "I would take place. At 9 AM President was about to give Massachusetts' embark on this presidency with the Tinsley and student government voters the option to force state greatest enthusiasm because of my president Michael Rothberg, '91, government to implement even strong sense that Bridgewater is a together boarded the lead bus for deeper cuts. Had that petition been fine institution that wants to get the trip to Boston. approved by the voters that Novem­ better," she said. On arrival in Boston, the buses ber, the college's budget would have Then she spoke of the parked onAtlantic Avenue, and, been reduced another $7.2 million in Commonwealth's fiscal crisis, which with Dr. Tinsley and Mike Rothberg the first year alone. appeared to become more calami­ at their head, the BSC students Amid such gloom, Dr. Tinsley tous with each passing day. marched the mile through Boston's worked diligently to sustain the "There are, of course, challenges streets to the Common, where they community's spirit and morale. ahead," she said. "Chief among joined 25,000 others in the effort to "These are difficult issues to think them is a difficult state budget stop the fiscal assault on the state's about, let alone lead an institution situation which threatens all public colleges and universities. through," she said at that September institutions of higher education. The meeting, "but with the help and o support of the Board of Trustees, and uncertainty of when and how the "We will not be distracted." issue will be resolved places bur­ with the help and support of the vice presidential team, and with the help dens on all of us." The following statistics reveal and support of all of you here on this Barely three months into her how serious an impact the budget President Ti nsley's An niversary

campus, I will lead this institution her senior administrative team In October 1990, with further through this crisis. when Dr. Dana Mohler-Faria was budget reductions taking place, the "We will do what has to be appointed vice president for college observed the 150th anniver­ done," she promised. "We will administration and finance. Dr. sary of its founding with a Sesqui­ preserve Bridgewater State Col­ Mohler-Faria, a well-respected centennial Convocation. It was at lege." veteran of more than 20 years' that convocation that Lou Ricciardi, She was true to her word: by experience in Massachusetts public serving his first term as chairman of drastically reducing expenditures, higher education, immediately the board, spoke these words to the freezing hiring and raising student began to implement major changes campus community: fees, the college managed to survive in budget development, allocation, "1 urge you to have faith in this the fiscal crisis without cutting oversight, reporting and auditing college. We have persevered through academic programs or jobs of processes to bring the college's 150 years of challenges and I faculty and staff. financial systems into compliance promise you we will emerge from And when the voters went to the with national practices. this a stronger college because our polls that November, they chose not At Dr. Tinsley's direction, Dr. faculty, staff, students, alumni, to pass the bill which would have Mohler-Faria also moved quickly to friends and trustees will not have it mandated further drastic state push forward an aggressive and far­ any other way." budget cuts. reaching plan to win support and o funding to renovate existing o campus facilities and acquire new A rebuilding effort begins facilities. The wisdom of that A dramatic turnaround While Bridgewater's new decision has become particularly Indeed, just as Mr. Ricciardi had president squarely faced the budget apparent as the college prepares to said, the college would persevere. In problems, she didn't allow them to observe the millennium with a host fact, it would flourish, although deter the plans she was making to of major construction and renova­ given the dire circumstances in the strengthen the institution and take it tion projects in progress and more fall of 1990, few would have pre­ to what she referred to as "the next on the way. dicted that the college's fortunes level." o would so soon enjoy a dramatic First, she initiated a reorganiza­ turnaround. tion of the administration and then "A year of contrasts" Within the coming decade, began a search to £ill two key senior Looking back from the vantage however, the college would begin to administrative positions. In May point of 1999, the great successes take the steps to position itself 1990, the Board of Trustees accepted that were the hallmarks of Dr. among the most respected public her recommendation for the ap­ Tinsley's first 10 years as president colleges in New England. pointment of Dr. John Bardo as vice tend to dim - as well they should ­ president for academic affairs and the intense trauma of those first Highlights of her 10 years: Dr. Lynette Willett as vice president difficult years. • ORGANIZATION- for student affairs. But with a strategic planning Immediately upon taking office, Both seasoned administrators process well underway, and a team Dr. Tinsley began a reorganization of with extensive higher education of senior administrators chosen by the college administration. experience, Dr. Bardo and Dr. Willett the new president in place, there Over the next several years, five were to have instrumental roles in was - in the 1990-1991 academic organizational divisions were helping her to launch in January year - a feeling that the worst of created - Academic Affairs, Student 1991, a comprehensive, campus­ the budget cuts were over, and on Affairs, Administration and Finance, wide strategic planning process campus there was a clear sense of Institutional Advancement and whose goal was, as Dr. Tinsley forward momentum. Information Technology - and described it, "to shape the direction "This has been a year of con­ three academic schools were estab­ and focus of Bridgewater State trasts," wrote President Tinsley in lished - the School of Arts and College for the 1990s and beyond." the college's annual report. "Fiscal Sciences and the School of Education That strategic planning process, uncertainty continued. Individually, and Allied Studies in 1992 and, in which continues today, has been, in most faculty, administrators and 1997, the School of Management and Dr. Tinsley's words, "absolutely staff were forced to endure a Aviation Science. crucial in helping us decide the furlough in the spring. However, In addition to creating the purposes of our institution, what these very real and often painful divisions and establishing the three goals we ought to be working experiences did not distract the new schools, experienced higher toward, and what strategies we faculty, administrators, staff nor the education professionals were need to enable us to meet the goals students of the college. We have secured to lead each of the divisions we set." maintained our focus on the and schools, most ofwhom remain InAugust 1991, Dr. Tinsley building of those elements which in those positions today. made another key appointment to distinguish Bridgewater." .' President Ti nsley's An niversary

• ACADEMICS - tions in 1995 to take advantage of be at least 21 years of age. Since the In addition to creating three new the computer facilities in that new policies were put into effect in academic schools, new undergradu­ building. September 1998, there has been a ate majors in economics and music CART also coordinates an marked decrease in alcohol-related have been introduced, plus a new extensive program which provides incidents and problems. master's degree program in public grants to faculty and librarians to administration. conduct scholarly research. Last • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY- Looking ahead, Dr. Tmsley has year, CART awarded more than 60 During the Tinsley years at informed the Bridgewater commu­ individual grants to support aca­ Bridgewater, the college has become nity she plans to work with faculty demic research. the preeminent public college in New to develop new undergraduate and England in terms of its commitment graduate programs in management, • STUDENTS- to acquiring technology resources computer science and criminal During Dr. Tmsley's tenure as and using those resources to improve justice. president, Bridgewater has, in terms teaching and learning. She plans also to engage the of emollment, grown to be the A big boost in this direction campus community in discussions largest state college in Massachu­ occurred in September 1995, when relating to the assessment of student setts, with more than 9,000 full-time the college opened the John Joseph learning outcomes. "How do we and part-time students. Moakley Center for Technological document what our graduates know That is one hallmark, and there Applications, one of the most and are able to do as a result of their are others. Dr. Willett, vice president advanced educational computing having attended college?" she said for student affairs, said at the 10th facilities in New England, which was in her annual welcome to faculty celebration honoring Dr. Tinsley, built with a $10 million federal grant, and staff when the 1999-2000 "The well-being of our students has one of the largest federal grants ever academic year opened. "We will be always been first and foremost in awarded to any state college in the spending a lot of time and energy President Tinsley's mind. She is a nation. I this year as we attempt to answer at president who genuinely cares about The idea for the center originated Bridgewater a question that chal­ students." with Dr. Bardo, who wrote the lenges higher education nation­ At every level, student life at original proposal. In December 1990, wide." Bridgewater has been impacted by two Bridgewater graduates - Fred On a campus where new that concern. Take, for example, the Clark, '83, now chairman of Board of approaches to teaching with technol­ range of services offered to students Trustees, and David Carreiro, '84, ogy are a focus of many Bridgewater - from academic advising to health both of whom were on the staff of faculty, a new $150,000 grant from services to personal counseling to U.S. Congressman J. Joseph Moakley the Davis Educational Foundation is career planning - which is greater - arranged for the congressman to advancing that effort. The grant, than at any time previous in the visit their alma mater. awarded to the college in the college's history. Dr. Tinsley and Dr. Bardo pre­ summer of 1999, provides technical And there are other examples of sented him with the plan for what support and stipends over the next the impact on students: they called the "Old Colony Center three years for more than 25 In an effort to reward and for Technological Applications." Bridgewater faculty who are design­ encourage academic achievement, Congressman Moakley immediately ing courses that combine Internet Dr. Tmsley began a new practice promised his support to obtain and traditional teaching strategies. starting at Commencement 1998. funding, and onAugust 17, 1991, Faculty, librarians and adminis­ Graduating seniors who have President George Bush signed trators at Bridgewater have another earned cum laude, magna cum legislation authorizing construction significant resource to support new laude or summa cum laude status, of the new center. initiatives in teaching and learning: or who have earned All-College The building, named by vote of The Center for the Advancement of and/or departmental honors, are the college's Board of Trustees in Research and Teaching (CART). recognized by wearing distinctive 1992 the "John Joseph Moakley Opened in 1992 "to enhance the cords or sashes with their caps and Center for Technological Applica­ teaching, research and scholarly gowns at commencement. tions," has become a major resource activities of Bridgewater State In an effort to discourage alcohol not only for the campus community College faculty, librarians and abuse, the college has during the for but for K-12 schools, businesses administrators through institutional past two years introduced new, strict and organizations of all kinds in support and professional develop­ policies governing the possession Southeastern Massachusetts. ment," CART - which has a special and consumption of alcohol on In March 1997, Dr. Tinsley took focus on providing technology college property. another major step forward in the training and support - moved from For example, alcohol may not be effort to strengthen the college's its original location in the Maxwell present in any campus residence hall technology operation. Library to the John Joseph Moakley except the student apartments, Upon her recommendation, Mr. Center for Technological Applica- where all residents and visitors must Bill Davis became the college's first President Tinsley's ,/ An niversary

Chief Information Officer, with come forward to support the college floor, and the first floor will be responsibility for college information if, as Dr. Tinsley said, "they were reserved for those offices offering systems, instructional and research approached and the project was direct services to students ­ computing, technical services and right." financial aid, student accounts and educational technology. (2) MBTA Agreements - As part registrar's office. Since coming to Bridgewater, Mr. of agreements negotiated with the (7) Campus Beautification Commit­ Davis has overseen a number of Massachusetts Bay Transportation tee - Under the leadership of Dr. significant technology advances, Authority (MBTA), the college Wayne Phillips of the Department of including the installation around the received more than $6 million for Elementary and Early Childhood campus of 22 kiosks where students improvements to the campus when Education, the Campus Beautifica­ can easily check e-mail, grades or do the MBTA resumed public com­ tion Committee - comprised of research on the Internet. New student muter rail service to Southeastern faculty, students and staff - has computer labs have also been opened Massachusetts'in September 1997, been working with the college's on both East and West campus, and with the Bridgewater station in the facilities staff on a number of today all of the college's residence middle of the college's campus. projects to improve the college's halls and academic and administra­ MBTA funds financed the buildings and grounds. Among tive buildings are fully wired for construction of (a) pedestrian other major projects, the committee voice, video and data transmission passageway that connects the East has been instrumental in the design, Expansion of technology-capable and West parts of the campus; (b) a planning and implementation of the classrooms - first introduced in the new access road, "Great Hill Drive," campus center courtyard project, Moakley Center - continues in other which connects the Great Hill which involves the extensive campus buildings. In fall 1999, two parking lots with Route 104 and reconstruction of the area behind the such classrooms opened in Hart Hall, significantly eases traffic congestion, campus center into a spacious, and those classrooms include state-of­ and (c) the MBTAagreed to install handicapped accessible terraced the-art presentation technology and fiber-optic cable along the train garden and courtyard area. full video-conferencing capability. tracks to link BSC's computer These will serve as models when facilities with major computer hubs • ENDOWMENT CAMPAIGN- classrooms are redesigned and in downtown Boston; In terms of building private refurbished during the upcoming (3) New field house - A new $16 support for the college, these 10 renovations of Harrington and million, 90,000 square foot Athletic years have been the most successful • Boyden Halls. Complex/Field House is due to be in the 160-year history of the college. All together, the campus today completed by fall 2002. It will be At Dr. Tinsley'S first Spring has more than 1,000 computers ­ located near the current football Commencement in May 1990, nearly double what it had just a few field and will accommodate athletic, alumna Terry Hart Cogan, class of years ago - available to students, teaching and support facilities. 1951, announced she was donating faculty, staff and the community-at­ (4) Residence hall and dining $1 million - the largest single gift large, and offers training programs to facility - A new 300-bed residence the college had ever received from a help businesses, schools and organi­ hall and a 700-seat dining facility are graduate. Thanks to Ms. Cogan's zations of all kinds utilize the latest scheduled to be completed in fall first million-dollar gift, the college technological innovations. 2002. was able to purchase 45 acres of land (5) New operations center - A adjacent to the campus, expanding • FACILITIES- new operations center, proposed to the college's land area to 215 acres. A number of changes and im­ house the college's facilities staff, At the fifth annual Chairmens' provements have taken place with central receiving and campus police, Dinner in May 1998, Ms. Cogan regard to the college's physical plant is under study, with construction to annOlIDced a second million dollar during the past decade, including the begin in spring 2000. It will be gift to the college. purchase of 43 acres of land to bring located adjacent to Great Hill Drive Dr. Tinsley described Ms. total campus acreage to 240 acres. on the East Campus. Cogan's gifts to the college as Among other highlights are the (6) Renovations to Harrington Hall "extraordinary acts of generosity following: and Boyden Hall- The complete that have given us great hope and (1) Alumni Park - Dedicated in renovation of Harrington Hall, motivation." 1995, Alumni Park is a baseball and designated as the new home of the In the spring of 1994, Dr. Tinsley, softball complex. Significant dollars School of Management and Aviation with the support of the board of for construction came from donations Science, is scheduled to commence trustees, brought to the campus an raised from alumni and friends of the in the winter of 2001. Renovations to experienced development profes­ college as a project of the Bridgewater Boyden Hall, expected to commence sional to lead the newly formed State College Foundation. All to­ in the summer of 2001, will see institutional advancement division, gether, more than $260,000 was administrative offices located on the which incorporated alumni affairs, raised, proving conclusively that main floor relocated to the second public affairs and development into individuals and corporations would a cohesive unit. President Ti nsley's .' Anniversary

Additionally, the town and the college work together on a number of projects. Recently college staff from Information Technology assisted town officials in developing improved computer systems, a move town authorities say saved Bridgewater taxpayers more than $20,000. Region - In the Southeastern Massachusetts region, Dr. Tinsley has partnered with State Senator Marc Pacheco of Taunton in helping to promote the Southeastern Massa­ chusetts Legislative Caucus, an organization founded by Senator Pacheco and State Representative Joan Menard, BSC '67, to help boost economic development and legisla­ tive support in the region. The caucus has been headquartered at Bridgewater since it was established in 1994. Additionally, the college has • established the Institute for Regional President Tinsley thanks her well-wishers at her anniversary party. Development under the direction of Dr. Victor DeSantis of the Depart- That swnmer Dr. Richard Cost at 180 Swnmer Street, directly ment of Political Science to serve as became the college's first vice adjacent to the campus, which the focal point for outreach and president for institutional advance­ houses the Department of Political support programs in the Southeast- ment, and under his direction new Science and the Institute for Re­ ern Massachusetts area. initiatives to expand fund-raising gional Development The Institute has sponsored a efforts were introduced. series of economic development In 1997, the Bridgewater State • TOWN AND REGIONAL conferences, conducted surveys and College Foundation proposed an RELATIONSHIPS - research on economic development endowment campaign for the Town - In the area of town­ issues, and worked to establish benefit of the college and set a goal gown relations, there is significantly linkages between the college and of raising $5 million within five more communication and coopera­ regional businesses and government years. Under the leadership of Mr. tion than there was back in 1989 agencies. Within the Institute, a Ricciardi, who was elected Chair­ when, as Mr. Ricciardi noted, town Center for Legislative Studies and a man of the Foundation in 1997, the officials threatened to stop the Center for Public School Leadership campaign reached that goal in 1999, opening of two new residence halls enable faculty and staff to provide a full three years ahead of schedule. due to a dispute over water (that important resources to government In remarks to the Chairmens' issue was resolved and the resi­ and education. Dinner in May 1999, Dr. Tinsley said, dence halls opened as scheduled). "This is a turning point for the Today town and college officials • REpUTATION OF THE COLLEGE college. We're now on our way to meet monthly throughout the year IN MASSACHUSEITS AND growing an endowment that will to share information of mutual NATIONALLY - genuinely impact the quality we can interest and resolve potential Because of the many changes offer to Bridgewater students in the problems early. Every quarter, Dr. which have occurred at the college next century and for centuries to Tinsley meets with the members of during the past 10 years, the college come." the Board of Selectman to discuss a today enjoys a highly favorable Interest from the endowment is wide range of topics. And every reputation both in Massachusetts being used to support a variety of June, in a tradition introduced by and New England and, increasingly, projects of direct benefit to the Dr. Tinsley in 1993, several hundred across the country. campus community, including townspeople are guests of the State Representative David L. scholarships for deserving students. college at the "Neighbors Dinner" Flynn, '56, spoke of this recently In September 1997, another major where they enjoy a meal and a when he said, "1 have been associ­ Foundation project was the purchase briefing from town and college ated with Bridgewater State College for the college of a private residence officials. for more than 45 years - as a President Tinsley's Anniversary

student, alumnus, town selectman, college's Board of Trustees, opened knew and were familiar with to the state's deputy commissioner of his remarks at the president's 10th grasp a vision of the future and make administration and finance, and as a anniversary celebration on the it happen now." member of the House of Representa­ quadrangle this past June. Mr. Clark also praised her tives from 1969 to 1972 and again "You have had many battles loyalty to Bridgewater. "In my view, sincelast~ovembeL over the years, and out of the it's an unfortunate phenomenon in "~ever have I been prouder of cauldron of your early years at the higher education today that top my affiliation with the college than I college has emerged a leader who administrators tend to log in only am today. In my contacts with state faces down challenges at every three-to-five years and then move up government officials, with educators turn," Mr. Clark continued. or out," he said. at every level, with other alumni "You've earned your combat "I think that's tragic for institu­ and the general public, I continue to medals by leading us successfully tions in need of continuity, like hear that Bridgewater is held in the through several higher education Bridgewater was in 1989. You are an highest regard throughout the reorganizations, through the idio­ example of the good works that Commonwealth. syncrasies of state funding, and follow when you make a commit­ "By her own commitment to teacher testing, and the coming of ment to the college that has made a excellence," said Representative the 'T' to Bridgewater, through land commitment to you. When the Flynn, "Dr. Tinsley has done an acquisition, capital project invest­ challenge would have been too much outstanding job of raising the ment, professionalization of our for many others, you stayed. As an college's already fine reputation. The finance mechanism, the union alumnus of Bridgewater as well as a value of my Bridgewater degree - contract dilemmas and student trustee of the college, I thank you for your loyalty," he concluded. "Never have I been prouder ofmy affiliation with the o college than I am today." Representative David Flynn, '56 "I've never been in higher of every Bridgewater degree - has cataclysms of every description. education at a more excit­ benefited from her leadership." And, incompletely but finally, you ing time." As the college is now preparing led us through the Jim Carlin years" On that June afternoon when the to enter into its third century of [editor's note: Mr. Carlin is the campus community gathered to • service, its attributes are many: A former chairman of the state's board honor her for 10 years of distin­ reputation for academic excellence, of higher education]. guished leadership, and after an affordable cost, one of the most There was something else everyone else had spoken, Dr. attractive campus settings in the significant, added Mr. Clark. "I left Tinsley had the opporhmity to come nation, easy access to Boston and out 'technology' from that list, " said to the microphone and offer her own Cape Cod, and an emphasis on the man who had a pivotal role in reflections on her presidency. using technology to advance bringing the Moakley Center to "I didn't know when I came to teaching and learning at every level, Bridgewater, "because I think this is Bridgewater how all this would go," from kindergarten through graduate where you most demonstrated the she said. "I knew there were things school. courage of your leadership style. that had to be done on this campus, While once teacher education "When you arrived as and I knew when I came in 1989 that was the sole focus of a Bridgewater Bridgewater's president in 1989, I the potential for excellence this education, and remains today its know that pen and paper were your campus had and I knew that I flagship academic program, there tools of choice - computers, e-mail, wanted to be a part of it. There was a are at present more than 100 under­ the Internet and so forth were of lot of hard work that had to be done, graduate and graduate options greater concern and interest to, and over these 10 years we've done offered to students, including the perhaps, the president of MIT than that." only four-year aviation science they were to you. "I am extremely optimistic about program at any public college east of "But with vision and a great deal the future of the college," said Dr. Ohio. of moxie, you created a technology Tinsley. "The problems we had are o center; you had the campus wired fixed and every member of this with fiber-optic cable; you intro­ campus community can take pride "Thank you for your duced 'smart classrooms' and and pleasure in that. I stayed because promoted 'distance learning;' and I saw where the college could go and loyalty." now you talk in terms of 'gigapops.' because there could not be a better "Adrian, you have been The pen and paper are no longer group of people to move a college Bridgewater's own General George your first choice of communication, forward. The next 10 years can be Patton. "With those words Mr. Fred and to me that's evidence of your about this college becoming what­ Clark, who has just been elected to leadership and courage because ever it wants to be because the base his second term as chairman of the you've reached beyond what you is here." • .' Cabinet Profile

Bridgewater's Cabinet Tackles the Tough Issues By Karen White

Bridgewater State College's cabinet is comprised of the college's seven senior officials who, along with President Adrian Tinsley, wrestle weekly with some of the most pressing issues facing the institution. A cabinet that works together is imperative. The toughest of prob­ lems come its way, such as devising the best and most effective use for the Moakley Center, or whether or not BSC should become a "dry" campus. Issues that have far­ reaching impact across the campus, issues that are sensitive or poten­ tially sticky - are all on the cabinet's agenda. Each of the members represents a different aspect of the college organization, from academic programs to students to finances to fund-raising. Each is encouraged to comment on all topics on the cabinet's agenda, assuring a thor­ ough discussion that considers all the angles and implications. The cabinet serves as a sounding board and a source of up-to-date information for President Adrian Tinsley, who sets the agenda and leads the discussion. "But our primary function is to engage in a discussion focused on the develop­ ment of the college, to look at planning processes, as well as the goals and visions of the college," Dr. Dana Mohler-Faria said. The seven-member cabinet includes: • Dr. Ann Lydecker, provost and vice president for academic affairs Seated: Dr. Ann Lydecker, Dr. Dana Mohler-Faria. Standing (left to right) Dr. Richard • Dr. Dana Mohler-Faria, vice Cost, Mr. Bill Davis, Dr. Lynn Willett, Dr. Alan Comedy and Ms. Pamela Parsons. president for administration and finance • Dr. Lynn Willett, vice president for • Dr. Alan Comedy, assistant to the technology at BSC. Recognizing the student affairs president for affirmative action, impact technology has and will • Dr. Richard Cost, vice president minority affairs and equal oppor­ continue to have at the college, he for institutional advancement tunity was added to the cabinet roster. Dr. • Mr. Bill Davis, chief information The size of the cabinet has grown Cost also was the first in his job at officer as the college itself has grown and BSC, a position newly created in • Ms. Pamela Parsons, assistant to changed. Mr. Davis is the first senior 1994 dealing with fund-raising, the president official hired to deal directly with public affairs and alumni relations. Cabinet Profile

Another new addition is Dr. Com­ figures at BSC - will prompt a "Working within our divisions, we edy, who has served on the cabinet cabinet talk. could easily become narrowly for two years. Or, as Ms. Parsons sums up the focused on our own goals and lose All agree that serving on the cabinet's body of work - "They are sight of the college as a whole," he cabinet helps them see the big all tough issues." said. picture at BSC. "Let me try to To demonstrate how the cabinet Mr. Davis, in particular, is glad to understand it from your perspec­ functions, Dr. Lydecker recalled the be included on the cabinet. He tive," Dr. Cost said, explaining the discussion around changes in billing considers himself in a "service role," fundamental strength of the cabinet. for evening enrollment. "We wanted a cabinet member who's main "That comes straight from the to look at it from the students' purpose is to assist the others by president. She has made it clear that perspective, look at budget pres­ advising on the best technologies to each of us was chosen for a reason. If sures on the academic enrollment, get the job done. this president thinks these people how will this be perceived by the "Everyone knows that technology are the best in their fields, I am public," she said. "We do our is important, but not everyone has going to listen carefully to what they checking now so we don't run into adapted to that," he said. "The have to say." pitfalls later." president is definitely forward thinking and takes the lead to make technology part of the cabinet All agree that serving on the cabinet helps them discussions." Through cabinet meetings, Mr. see the big picture at BSC. The main agenda that's Davis is able to balance the needs of on the table at all times is what's bestfor the vice presidents more fairly than he could through separate one-on­ Bridgewater State College. one meetings. He is able to hear possible competing interests, and weigh them immediately and keep Cabinet discussions are lengthy Seeing all issues from all angles communication flowing. but fruitful. Consider recent discus­ is imperative to making sound Dr. Cost absorbs an untold sions over the Moakley Center. Dr. decisions. "Often the hardest amount of information from cabinet Mohler-Faria said the cabinet took a problems are cross-divisional discussions, information that helps close look at the center in the context problems that can only be solved if him do his job better. Ifhe ap­ of financing, academic use and the divisions work together," Dr. proaches a corporation about a programs, how students access its Willett said. "It's a full campus possible donation, that corporation technology and how it serves the perspective, not just everyone might want to know how the money region in general. sitting around with his own divi­ would be directly used to service "The Moakley Center is such a sion agenda clutched tightly in his students. Alumni want to know significant part of the institution, not sweaty little hands." about new things happening on just as a technology center but also The main agenda that's on the campus. Other donors want to be as an academic center. Its implica­ table at all times is what's best for assured the college is keeping true to tions are so broad and far reaching," Bridgewater State College. its traditional values. he said. "The written plan we "1 give 99 percent of the credit "Having that involvement with subsequently developed was based for that to the president," Dr. Willett the cabinet enables me, when on our collective thoughts and ideas said. "She makes her expectations promoting this institution, to have a about how to make the center a known, that in order for the campus solid handle on who we are and major academic and technology to work well there has to be some where we are going," he said. resource for the college and this balance. High quality academic Ms. Parsons comes at the cabinet region of the state." programs are important, but we from another angle. Unlike the The cabinet has also worked on also need beautiful flower gardens others, she is not a department or issues such as hiring a dean to and cheerleaders and good publica­ division head. In her job as assistant oversee continuing education, the tions and quality furniture and fun to President Tmsley, Ms. Parsons best use of Harrington Hall and programs for the students." oversees the president's office and how we dispense information about Hearing from each other, office budget, serves as a legislative internships. Each fall and spring the absorbing information from other liaison, handles complaints and cabinet's agendas are filled with divisions, sharing strategies - the coordinates major events. Her budgetary matters. Occasionally an cohesiveness of the cabinet helps position, she feels, gives her a point incident - such as the release of the division heads to stay"on the of view unlike the others. statistical data detailing diversity same page," Mr. Davis said. "1 feel I have a different perspec- Cabinet Profile

tive, a different point of view," she said. "It just adds to the mix. If there were no cabinet, the president might rely more on individual advice or individual meetings, but with the cabinet the group dynamic is there. I can't imagine it any other way. It's a great group dynamic. It works." Opinions are expressed and c~allenged. Members know they will have to defend their positions. Sometimes information from a cabinet member will send the discussion spinning in the opposite direction. Minds are changed. Consensus is reached, or the discus­ sion is not yet over. "As a group of people we don't get defensive," Dr. Lydecker said. President Tinsley meets with her cabinet at one oftheir regular sessions. "It's a group where we can chal­ lenge one another in a way that is :-"onders about technology and how and men in those critical positions never taken personally. I value that." It can be used to advance academic who.have proven, time and again Despite the weighty matters on programs, whether classroom time ~d ill all sorts of demanding the table, the cabinet's weekly two­ can be replaced by computers clTcumstances, that I can rely on hour meetings are not dour debates. without seriously damaging the their good judgment and compe­ Underneath their formal titles, the teacher-student dynamic. She also tence. members share a sense of humor wants to strengthen the college's "While each member of the and a genuine affection. relationship to the K-12 school cabinet naturally has an individual Dr. Comedy speaks well of the system. style and approach, collectively they cabinet, which welcomed him with Other members see other chal­ work so well together because they "open arms." As the affirmative lenges. The institution will continue genuinely respect each other's action/minority affairs representa­ to evaluate its relationship with the experience and expertise. I draw tive, Dr. Comedy is generally a little region and the town of Bridgewater. great strength from their enthusiasm wary when he first arrives at a new The college will need to get to know and their commitment to campus. It wasn't long before he the new chairman of the state Board Bridgewater State College." realized the BSC cabinet didn't see of Higher Education, keep a handle ~ey, in tum, have nothing but him as a "show piece," but genu­ on campus construction projects and praIse for President Tinsley. inely wanted to hear what he had to continue to seek out ways to in­ "She's a good leader with say about diversity. crease diversity. excellent communication skills, well ~en, . Since he has been actively Big concepts, tough issues. spoken, able to tie things together illvolved ill all discussions, includ­ "What's unique is the number of from beginning to end, decisive," Dr. ing the potentially controversial talk years this group has worked to­ Comedy said. on sexual harassment training and gether and been together," Dr. Cost "She is in my estimation, in her pushing the issue of minority hiring. said. "There is an enormous amount leadership skills, second to none," "A lot of affirmative action of respect and admiration between Dr. Mohler-Faria said. "She listens people don't have the ability to be cabinet members. There is no and understands, takes in all kinds illvolved. They are not in the cabinet playing up to the boss. Discussions of input and gives appropriate 'This and can't go in and say, is an are just honest. We know we are all direction. She really makes this issue you need to look at from my trying to do what's best for BSC." cabinet work well. I've been on perspective'," he said. "When my "The quality of the advice and others; this one works better than voice can be heard on matters of information which the senior officers most." diversity, that sends a clear message of a college or university provide to to me about the seriousness of the the president is absolutely crucial in Karen White is afreelancer who college." ~etermining Then:~ whether that president writes feature and investigative articles are other challenges facing IS a success or a failure," said for Cape Cod Magazine, Dance BSC besIde the annual nail-biting President Tinsley. "I am extremely Spirit, AAA Horizons and Plymouth wait for state funds. Dr. Lydecker fortunate to have a group of women County Business Review. • Alumni Profile

Bse AthletesJoin Women's New England Baseball League by Paul E. Kandarian In the male-dominated world of this past spring, she pro baseball, even mediocre hitters jumped at the chance, can haul in big bucks. In the brand finishing the regular new world of the Women's New season hitting over .300 England Baseball League, three and pitching to a 7-3 Bridgewater State College grads play record with an ERA of the game for love, not money, 1.9, not too shabby no shelling out their own cash for just matter what the about everything except uniforms. gender. And they're pretty good 'Tm glad they have ballplayers besides. The three grads - a women's league Jeannette Goodwin '97, Tammy again," said Ms. Silveira '94, and Debra Sroczynski Sroczynski, 32, a BSC '99 - were on the Bay State Express physical education team that won the first WNEBL major looking for a championship this past summer. The teaching job now. "1 Jeannette Goodwin, Tammy Silveira and Debra Sroczynski at ·" the end ofthe season. Ieague w·ill be bac k next season and IIove p aymg. so will the BSC grads, anxious to Ms. Silveira, who majored in annuity service specialist for an playa game they've long loved. physical education and sports insurance company, and is looking for For most ball-playing females, medicine and now manages a a coaching job. She'd coached girls' softball is their only option, as was sporting goods store in the Swansea softball at Braintree High School for a the case for the three grads at BSC, Mall, was also a baseball player who year and loved it, she said. playing under long-time coach Dee had to adjust to softball while at BSC. Playing on the Express with the Dee Enabenter. But for two of them, Once out of college, she played on other two BSC grads was a bonus, hardball was in their blood. men's baseball teams in her native Ms. Goodwin said, and "made me I "1 grew up playing baseball, in New Bedford and tried out for the feel like 18 again, like I was a fresh­ Little League and the Pony League," Silver Bullets a couple of times and man in college again. Playing with said Ms. Sroczynski, a Rehoboth played pro women's baseball in New Timo (Silveira's nickname) and Deb native. "The last time was in the Jersey last year. made it easier." Pony League, when I was 15. Mter "One of the biggest differences Ms. Goodwin first heard about the that, schools wouldn't let me tryout between baseball and softball is WNEBL by spotting a brief item in for hardball, so I played tennis after hitting," she said. "In fast-pitch the Boston Globe about tryouts. She that." softball, you hit a lot of slappers, you went, made the cut and played ball all Playing softball never dawned try to hit it on the ground and beat it summer long; the WNEBL plays most on her, she said, because to her it out. Adjusting to the change can take of its games in Lynn. represented a step down in skills. some people a year or more." Attendance this inaugural season But then she went to BSC, at age 25 She's hoping that the WNEBL, was spotty, she said, but as with any after taking a few years off after high unlike other women's baseball new endeavor, "it's tough the first school, and found great encourage- leagues that have started and failed year. It could've been better, I guess, ment under Coach Enabenter. in recent years, will catch on. maybe it wasn't marketed enough." "She used to come by practice, I "The league founders put a lot The league boasted four teams remember her sitting in her car, into it, I don't see it failing," she said. last year and will next, perhaps watching, not sure if she wanted to Of the three BSC grads on the expanding to six teams that year or play softball," Coach Enabenter said. Express team of the WNEBL this the next, which suits Ms. Goodwin "I told her to give it a try, and she year, only Ms. Goodwin comes from and the other former BSC players just ended up being a very good short- a strict softball background. She fine. stop." played a little hardball with her "It can survive," Ms. Sroczynski Ms. Sroczynski took some time brother and father, but the only said. "Talent-wise, there are a lot of out of school to play for the Silver organized version of the sport she good people in the league, and Bullets, a barnstorming women's played was fast-pitch softball. money-wise, they're taking it nice and baseball team that was born and "There's so much different in slow, not trying to get too big, too died in 1994, hot on the heels of the baseball, the hitting, the wooden fast." • hit movie, "A League of Their Own." bats, the pitching, it's totally differ- She also hooked up with Ladies Pro ent," said Ms. Goodwin, holder of Paul Kandarian is afreelance writer Baseball, a league that popped up in several softball records while at BSC. whose articles appear regularly in the 1997 but died early in its second "It takes getting used to." Boston Globe South Weekly and year. When the WNEBL came calling Ms. Goodwin is currently an Rhode Island Magazine. .' Alumni Profile

Bridgewater's Seniors Go for the Gold Age, they say, is just a state of by Paul E. Kandarian competitions from the first year mind. But for three BSC alums and running. She competes in 5K, 10K, two current professors, it's also a 20K and 40K cycling events. state of body, as they use theirs to "1 first got into cycling to lose peel back the years, compete in weight," said Ms. Braithwaite, a some hard-fought athletic events retired Marshfield school teacher. and have a lot of fun to boot. "When my daughter went to college, The alums - Marcia Crooks '55; 1took her bike. 1hadn't been on one Helen (Wolski) Braithwaite '55 and since 1was a kid, but the more 1did Sheila (Tunstall) McKenna '62 - and it, the more involved 1got." professors Paul Dubois and Sam She bought her own bike and Baumgarten, all take part in athletic won a race; her kids then bought her competition sponsored by the a better one for her 60th birthday. The National Senior Games Association, - .-- competition bug was firmly irn- which is sanctioned by the United planted in her by then, so when she States Olympic Committee. The heard about the Senior Games, she Games host qualifying state events was all for it. She competes in the yearly and National Senior Games games in other New England states every other year. This year, the and has been contacted about master nationals are being held at games and senior events as far away DisneyWorld in Florida in October, as Utah, but said that would be too • an event expected to draw more costly and time consuming. than 12,000 people ages 50 and older She's been to the National Senior from across the country - including a Games before; in 1995 in San Anto- contingent of BSC people. nio, she took fifth place and in 1997 For the three alums, all female, at Tuscon, she finished in the middle participating in the games is the first of the pack. chance they've had since their youth To train, she rides every day, to engage in sporting competitions. even in winter, so long as there is no "They didn't have girls in sports Sheila Tunstall McKenna carries the ice or snow on the road, saying "1 in those days," said Marcia Crooks, torch at the Senior Games. just layer myself up and go." 65, of Bellingham, retired teacher She rides to stay in shape and and director of health and physical heaved the discus 71 feet, 11 inches give her focus, she said. education in the Abington public and took a gold medal. And this "I'm always practicing and school system. "There were no high past summer, she competed in the staying in condition or 1'd loll school teams, no college teams." Canadian national championship around half the summer. Competi- She heard about the Senior and took six golds for her age tion gives me a goal to shoot for. It Games from her old friend and bracket. makes you more apt to continue fellow BSC alum, Sheila McKenna, a Asked if that makes her the best, with exercise." few years ago and decided to give it she laughs and said, "1 don't know, At 59, Sheila (Tunstall) McKenna a try. But she didn't want to be a maybe the best didn't show up that is the youngest of the three BSC runner, so she opted for something day." alums traveling to the national else: throwing things. She competes regularly in a games in Florida. The former "1'd never done it before, but 1 variety of events all over New physical education teacher and coach watched other people do it and England, not just those put on by at Attleboro High School has been an taught myself," Ms. Crooks said. the Senior Games Association, she athlete since childhood, playing "And 1had the basic idea from said. The trip to Orlando is her basketball, softball and volleyball at teaching physical education all those second outing at the national games. Fairhaven High School. At BSC, years." She says she competes mostly for however, there were no organized What she throws are the shot the challenge and the benefit of sports for girls who had to rely on put, discus, javelin, hammer and good exercise. "play days" for competition, days weight (similar to the hammer only "1 do it for fun," she said. "If a when other area schools would shorter and weighing 16 pounds medal comes along, great." invite girls to participate in unofficial with a shorter handle). And'she does Helen Wolski Braithwaite, 65, round-robin competition. quite well for someone who'd not has been at Senior Games competi- She played some organized done it before: At a masters' meet in tion for the past seven years in basketball in a women's league in Chelmsford earlier this year, she cycling, taking gold medals in state (Continued next page) ,/ Alumni Profile

(Continued from page 13) Attleboro when she was in her 30s and later played on a YMCA team, but competition was scarce, she said. In 1994, she was in a Mattapoisett restaurant when she spotted a woman in a Massachusetts Senior Games T-shirt. She asked about it, sent for information and has been participating ever since. Her first competition was 3-on-3 basket­ ball with three other BSC alums, and while they won enough to qualify for the nationals, they were too young; at the time, athletes had to be 55 or older to compete. The minimum age now is 50. She started competing in track events after that, running 200, 400, 800 and 1500-meter races. With a taped-up, pulled hamstring, she took sixth in the 800 at the '97 nationals Seated: Paul Dubois, Sam Baumgarten. Standing: Marcia Crooks, Sheila McKenna, and ninth in the 1500. Helen Braithwaite gather at Alumni Park at BSe. She got into basketball competi­ tion for Senior Games play by Health Promotion and Leisure "1 like the competitive aspect of accident last year. She was at a meet Studies at BSC, after finishing up 20 testing myself and pushing my in Springfield and was shooting years at the Burnell School, which is limits," he said. some hoops to stay loose when a no longer under BSC's purview. He is Paul Dubois, 56, is in his 23rd year woman from the Connecticut team a runner and this is his third year in at BSC, and teaches physical educa­ came over and asked her ifshe Senior Games competition. The trip tion, mainly the sociology of sport wanted to play with them. Ms. to Orlando will be his first in the and research methods. He got into McKenna agreed and she now plays nationals. competing at Senior Games events to for the Connecticut Hotshots. "We "I've always run in road races, avoid getting beaten up by younger compete in Senior Games in Massa­ have for years," Professor guys at wrestling, he said with a chusetts, Connecticut and Maine and Baumgarten said. "1'd been into team laugh. recently returned from a tournament sports, but changed to running about "1 love wrestling, and wrestled in Pennsylvania where we lost the 25 years ago." some in college, but there's nothing gold medal in a triple overtime In 1997, he ran in the Massachu­ around here," he said. "They have game," Ms. McKenna said. "We also setts Senior Games in Springfield and wrestling for various age groups, but played a benefit game against a finished second in the 800-meter run. only on a national and international men's team and only lost by six," she He did it again last year, which was level, there's nothing regional or said. The team has been featured on the qualifying year for the nationals state." Amad Rashad's NBA Inside Stuff. Ms. in October. (Continued on page 15) McKenna will be playing for the "For me, being active is part of Hotshots at the nationals in Florida. my whole lifestyle, I'd always been "1 don't know the schedule yet, active as a child," Professor there could be times when there's a Baumgarten said. "I'm not an overly conflict between basketball and track competitive person, but I enjoy the events," Ms. McKenna said. "That's competitive aspects of sports." going to be a tough choice to make." Running became an individual Ms. McKenna runs most days at thing for Professor Baumgarten, a 6 AM, prior to going to her part-time way to test himself against no one job with a family-owned chain of but himself. He said he ran a mara­ Hallmark stores. She also does speed thon in 1995, adding with a laugh, "1 workouts and runs with a group of had trouble recovering from that, so male long-distance runners. now I stick to shorter distances." "I'm the oldest, but that doesn't He coached youth track for years, bother me," she laughed. he said, and when he heard about the Sam Baumgarten, 55, is in the Senior Games, he decided to compete Department of Movement Arts, for the first time. Helen Braithwaite competes in Senior Games. Alumni Profile

BSC Alumna Named New Burnell School Principal By Julie Santos Reardon, '91 Lynne Dunn Christensen is Regional School District. Teachers covering new territory in a familiar are now employees of the district, setting as she begins her first not of the college, although the academic year as principal of the principal remains a college em- Burnell School. ployee to "continue that tie" be- Ms. Christensen, a 1977 graduate tween the college and the school. of BSC, will take on the challenge of Teachers will likely notice helping teachers, parents and changes in operating procedures, students adjust to the changes at the particularly with handling everyday Burnell School, which is now part of tasks like requisitioning supplies, the Bridgewater-Raynham Regional but Ms. Christensen doesn't antici- School District, while she adjusts to pate any "insurmountable difficul- her new job. ties." She has said, in a letter to The prospect of making a new teachers, that "with a smile, a sense start is not unfamiliar to her. After of humor and the focus on the leaving Bridgewater with a degree children where it belongs, we'll get in special education, she taught at an through this transition." Indian reservation in Chinle, Ms. Christensen said she wants Arizona, where she met her hus- Burnell to be a true part of the B-R band, who was also teaching. The Lynne Dunn Christensen school system, in terms of having two later moved to his home state of the same curriculum, books and Iowa, where they stayed for 17 high school at Silver Lake Regional. standards, but she also wants to years. In that time, Ms. Christensen "My family is all here and I feel maintain a close relationship with had two boys and worked as a comfortable and at home in this the college so that students can take teacher and as principal of two area," she said. "The Midwest has its advantage of all the technological schools. charms, but New England is always and cultural opportunities offered at In 1996, she returned to ew going to be home to me." BSC. England to be principal of the Ms. Christensen plans to do "Where else can children get William E. Norris School in what she's always done during her their hands on a Moakley Center?" Southampton. first few months as principal: to she quipped. "Then this [the position at listen and to learn. Faculty, parents She also wants the school to offer Burnell] came up and it was time to and students will be doing some top-notch training to student come home," said Ms. Christensen, listening and learning of their own teachers from the college. who grew up in Pembroke and as they adjust to Burnell's becoming "I want to see the potential of moved to Plympton while finishing part of the Bridgewater-Raynham this place realized," she said.•

(Senior Games continued from page 14) qualifying for the next nationals in To appease his wrestling desire, 2001. Between now and then he says he sometimes takes to the mats with he'll keep competing in Senior 20-year-olds "who pummel the hell Games events in Massachusetts and out of me. So I decided I had to find other nearby states. something else to do." The Senior Games are a great What he decided on was run­ outlet for him and all the athletes, he ning. He'd been running for fitness says, no matter how old they get. for years but in very few competi­ "There are all age groups, tions. When he got into Senior there's even a guy in his 90s out Games, he ran the BOO-meter event there," he said, adding with a laugh, at the 1999 Massachusetts games "Like Sam (Baumgarten) told me, and came in third. you last long enough, you'd win "I was happy with my time," he your age group because you're the said. "I had a goal of trying to finish only one left in it." • at 2:40 and I did 2:33." He is not going to the nationals Paul Kandarian is afreelance writer this year because he didn't start whose articles appear regularly in the early enough in Senior Games Boston Globe South Weekly and competition to qualify. He will try Rhode Island Magazine. Marcia Crooks heaves the discus. Alumni Profile

Bridgewater Alums Receive State Recognition by Linda Balzotti

Two graduates of Bridgewater State College, Matthew Delaney, G'74 and Barbara Bluhm, G'79, were among those honored at the State House in April. They are the first recipients of a bonus program to recognize teachers who have received the designation of master teacher by completing the demand­ ing and intense National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification process. The veteran teachers, who received a $50,000 bonus of $5,000 per year over a 10-year period, have all achieved national certification and will mentor candidates working to obtain NBPTS certification or incoming apprentice teachers. The NBPTS, for certification, requires an average of 200 hours of work by teachers who develop six Barbara Bluhm and Matthew Delaney on a recent visit to the BSC campus. portfolios of their teaching practices and student work, and successfully "I didn't grow up wanting to be what I was doing in my classroom," complete four rigorous assessment a teacher. Arriving at teaching as a said Ms. Bluhm. " By having center exercises of content knowl­ profession was a process for me. It different peers from around the edge. began with my lifelong love of art country read these entries and Mr. Delaney and Ms. Bluhm and was combined with my experi­ approve them, I realized that my chose teaching as a profession for ence as a substitute teacher," said thinking process was on target and I different reasons, but both have the Ms. Bluhm. "While substituting, I am proud of that." same commitment and love for their discovered that I enjoyed being with Mr. Delaney looks at national work. middle school students so I decided board certification as a process in Mr. Delaney, curriculum coordi­ to concentrate on becoming a achieving one's personal best. nator for electives and fine art middle school teacher of visual art." "As a teacher you always ask teacher at Whitman Hanson Re­ Both individuals acknowledge your students to do the very best gional High School, has been Bridgewater's accomplished and they can and I see national board teaching for thirty years. dedicated faculty, particularly in the certification as a way to ask the very "During my student teaching I fine arts, for their knowledge, best of myself," said Mr. Delaney. "I saw how one individual, Dr. Eldon encouragement and experience, have always been goal oriented and Katter, current president of the which had a profound influence on I felt there was nothing more National Art Education Association, their professional careers. challenging for me as an educator was able to instill in his students a Education Commissioner David than to participate in this process." love of learning. He had the most Driscoll hopes to have 1,000 national Mr. Delaney and Ms. Bluhm, as serious impact on my becoming a board certified public school recipients of the veteran teachers teacher," said Mr. Delaney. "I teachers in Massachusetts by the bonus award, will be mentoring and became a teacher because I thought I year 2003. The certification process supporting candidates for national could make a difference in the lives is a rigorous eight-month commit­ board certification during the of my students and I believe now ment that many might choose to coming year. Both agree candidates that is true." forego. For Ms. Bluhm, it was one of for certification have a great deal in Ms. Bluhm, a visual art educator the most rewarding experiences of common. at Silver Lake Regional Junior High her professional career. "All of the educators I have met School, has been teaching in her "The national board certification as a result of participating in this subject area for 26 years and was a validated my practice as teacher. I process are intelligent, inquisitive, substitute teacher for four years learned that I could express in a and enjoy being an educator," said prior. clear, concise, and compelling way Ms. Bluhm.• College News

Computer-based Testing Comes to BSC by Julie Santos Reardon, '91

he prospect of taking a test like general public to your campus to for students to schedule their tests. the Graduate Record Exam or a take tests, you have to be able to Students who need to take the GRE, Federal Aviation Administration accommodate them," Dr. Kerber for example, can obtain booklets exam is enough to fray the nerves of said. about the test from their prospec­ even the most cool and confident BSC's commuter rail service, tive graduate school. The booklet students. Those nerves may become proximity to major highways and provides pertinent testing informa­ even more frayed when students anticipated high volume of testing tion, including a number to call to discover they must take the test at a from the region's many students all find out upcoming dates, times and center many miles away, or that helped the college's application, Dr. locations where computer-based they've missed the registration Kerber said, as did the fact that the testing is offered. With a credit card deadline and now must wait months school already has a Laser Grade number handy, they can register for the next opportunity. Co. testing center for Federal over the phone. Two computer-based testing sites Aviation Administration exams in The students then come to the at Bridgewater State College may the Conant Science Building. site at the appointed time and take help soothe some of those test­ "The Laser Grade center prob­ the test in a small center, like the taking jitters. An FAA testing site ably helped the application by one at BSC, which they may find a that opened in May of 1998 in the showing we were experienced," Dr. little less intimidating than the large • Conant Science Building and a Kerber said. testing sites used for paper and computer-based testing site that FAA tests for various certificates pencil tests. opened in the fall of 1998 in the have been available at BSC since Once finished, students can Maxwell Library make it more May of 1998. expect their test results much convenient for students from Like the ETS testing site, the quicker than they could from a throughout the region to take the FAA testing site is also available to pencil and paper test. In some tests upon which their futures may people outside of the BSC commu­ cases, results are available as soon depend. nity. Previously, anyone who as the test is completed. The results Educational Testing Services of needed to take an FAA test had to can then be sent electronically to Princeton, N.J., selected BSC to serve travel to Boston, Plymouth or the college, licensing agency or as one of its computer-based testing Hyannis. employer that needs them. centers. ETS administers a wide It's easy to see why the FAA tests Building the center required a variety of achievement, occupational are of great importance, but stu­ lot of work from the Office of and admission tests, including the dents should know that standard­ Continuing Education and the SAT, GRE, and Law School Admis­ ized tests may be crucial to their Facilities Department, but Dr. sions Test (LSAT), at locations success in any number of fields. Dr. Kerber is convinced the hard work throughout the United States. Dr. Kerber believes that tests like those will payoff -literally. He estimates Kerry Kerber, dean of graduate and offered through ETS are becoming that the college, which will be paid continuing education, said the increasingly important to institutes an hourly rate from ETS, will earn company had done a nationwide of higher learning and potential back its financial investment in the analysis of the demand for such employers. center within three years of its exams and considered Southeastern "We live in a credentialed opening. Massachusetts an underserved area. society," Dr. Kerber said. "A lot of Students in Southeastern The search began for a new facility people are hired based on the Massachusetts are already reaping to serve these students. certification that they have certain the benefits of having a convenient Dr. Kerber said factors such as competencies and skills. ETS has test-taking site. distance from other ETS sites (the found a niche in a business sense in "We are excited as an institution closest is in Boston), accessibility by administering these exams, and to be able to offer this not only to rail and highway, campus size and doing it in a very effective and our own students, but to students hours of testing availability were all efficient way." throughout the region," Dr. Kerber taken into account when ETS The ETS testing site may not said. "This is a logical role for considered BSCs application. make answering the test questions Bridgewater. We have always had a "If you're going to be inviting the any easier, but it will make it easier strong regional mission." • College News

The End of on Era By Linda Balzotti A Bridgewater State College tradition ended at the 158th Spring Commencement ceremonies on May 22 when Dr. George Weygand, who had served as college marshal for 39 years, passed the college mace to incoming College Marshal Dr. Clifford Wood, professor of English. Dr. Weygand, professor of physics at BSC for 41 years, retired inJune. A BSC graduate from the class of 1953, he became a member of the BSC faculty in 1958. During the five years he spent away from BSC, he taught science at Dighton High School and at Harvard Univer­ sity. One of his students in Dighton Dr. Weygand at his last commencement after 39 years as college marshal. was his successor, Dr. Clifford Wood. Dr. Weygand, who worked with Dr. Weygand left a large three­ "He was a marvelous teacher. five presidents during his 39 years as ring loose-leaf binder chock-full of Science was not a subject that marshal, prepared well for each reference information for the interested me, but because of him 1 commencement, but sometimes the incoming college marshal. Dr. Wood learned to like it," said Dr. Wood, a unexpected happened. There was the knows he has tremendous shoes to BSC graduate from the class of 1960. time, for instance, when then Presi­ fill. I The college marshal is chairper­ dent Clement Maxwell was ap­ "George is just an extraordinary son of the convocation advisory proached by a highly excited indi­ person. He has a wonderful disposi­ group and oversees the planning vidual just as the procession was set tion and inspires trust," said Dr. and implementation of all academic to begin. The president was informed Wood. "He loves Bridgewater. You processions. The marshal is the that a pregnant woman had just only need to talk with him for five liaison between the administration, fallen into a manhole. minutes to discover that. 1guess 1do faculty and students in matters "The manhole cover on the too." relating to the college such as winter quadrangle was tipped and the Dr. Weygand is somewhat and spring commencement, fall woman fell in. Luckily, she was ambivalent about the new course he convocation and inauguration caught at the elbows. She was taken is taking and where it may lead, but ceremonies. The college mace, an to the hospital and everything is excited about the future. He plans academic symbol signifying the seemed fine," recalls Dr. Weygand. to spend more time with his wife official opening of each academic "Thankfully, her child was born a Beatrice, daughters Sandra and convocation, is carried in by the few months later in perfect health." Joanne and his six grandchildren, as college marshal at the beginning of Other commencement day well as continue in his role as a each procession. surprises, including the collapse of member of the Board of Directors of During his years as college the stage in the middle of graduation the Bridgewater Alumni Association marshal, Dr. Weygand saw many exercises and the evacuation of the of which he is past president, as changes. The total student popula­ tent due to a torrential rainstorm, president of the Bridgewater tion increased from approximately have added to the challenges faced Cooperative Bank and in other 600 to more than 9,000. Graduating by the marshal and the commence­ community activities. classes ranged from 100 to 150 ment committee. "1 leave with mixed emotions, students in 1960, now they usually Dr. Weygand, reflecting back on but 1think it is time to spend a few hover around 1,000. his years at BSC, wouldn't change moments sailing my boat, discover­ "We had a small planning anything about his life or the time he ing other interests and traveling," committee, in the beginning, for spent at the college. said Dr. Weygand. graduation. Now we have a really "1 am very fortunate to have It is certain he will be missed, hardworking, knowledgeable returned to my alma mater and but the BSC community can take committee of twenty people who remained here for all these 41 years," some comfort in the fact that he is handle all the details from security said Dr. Weygand. "1 take great pride teaching an evening course at BSC to programs," said Dr. Weygand. in my Bridgewater tradition." this fall.• ,/ College News

New Dean of Education Retirement Dinner Prepares for Accountabili1y By Linda Balzotti

he Bridgewater State College community welcomes Dr. Ronald Cromwell, who arrived on July 1 to his position as dean of the School of . Education and Allied Studies. He will oversee all of Bridgewater's academic and certificate programs for teachers and school personnel including early childhood, elementary and secondary education as well as the professional programs such as Dr. Ronald Cromwell educational leadership, library BSC honored retiring faculty and staffat the Retirement Dinner media studies and instructional technology. The Move- held in May. Those recognized for their years ofservice to the ment Arts, Health Promotion and Leisure Studies depart- college were, from left to right, back row, Dr. Peter Karavites, Louis ment and the counseling programs are also his responsi- I Resmini, Dr. Henry Daley, Dr. Walter Hewitson and Lawrence bility. • Bentley; in the front row, from left to right, are Ruth Fitzpatrick, Preparing for the School of Education's accreditation Joan Knudson, Dr. George Weygand, Betty Repetti and Joan Joyce. by the National Council of Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) is one of Dr. Cromwell's top priori­ The following retirees were honored May 14, 1999 in ties. the Campus Center Ballroom. In total, they represent "The faculty and staff, working together as a team, 492 years of service to the college. will prepare 13 folios focusing on each of our programs Years of that are sent to various professional organizations for Retiree Department Service review and approval," said Dr. Cromwell. "Each of these Mr. Lawrence Bentley Facilities Department 14 years documents must explain how our programs prepare Dr. James Brennan Biological Sciences 37 years students to meet the standards expected of them." Dr. Cromwell, who just arrived in Massachusetts, is no Mr. Jeffrey Croteau Facilities Department 25 years stranger to the challenges faced by college students and Dr. Hemy Daley, Jr. Chemical Sciences 35 years faculty members as a result of the Massachusetts Teacher Dr. Henry Fanning Academic Affairs 35 years Certification Tests. Mr. Francis Farrar Facilities Department 28 years "Most states, including New York where I came from, Professor Ruth Burnell Lab School 16 years are demanding more accountability of future teachers and Fitzpatrick have determined that the best way to accomplish this is Dr. Walter Hewitson Biological Sciences 30 years through some method of assessment and testing," said Dr. Cromwell. "It becomes a highly charged public issue Mr. Alan Howell Library Services 28 Years because people are so committed to their children and Ms. Joan Joyce Telecommunications 32 years want the most qualified individuals teaching them." Dr. Peter Karavites History Department 21 years Prior to his Bridgewater appointment, Dr. Cromwell Ms. Joan P. Knudson Earth Sciences 19 years served as professor and chair of education at SUNY­ & Geography Oneonta for two years. He spent five years at Marist Dr. Lucille O'Connell History Department 29 years College in Poughkeepsie, New York, simultaneously Ms. Elizabeth Repetti Facilities Department 19 years serving in several positions including director of under­ graduate and graduate programs in education and Mr. Louis Resmini Resident Life & 16 years codirector of the school psychology programs. Housing He holds a bachelor's degree in humanities and Mr. Thomas Walsh Academic Advising 28 years philosophy from St. Thomas College in Denver, a master's Dr. George Weygand Physics Department 41 years degree in theatre and speech from the University of Ms. Muriel Woods Telecommunications 18 years Colorado and a master's degree in pastoral counseling Ms. Shirley Zeiba Library Services 21 years from Seattle University. He received his doctorate in education leadership from Seattle University.• College News

Bridgewater Senior, Scholarship Recipient, Completes Semester at McGill University, Canada by David Wilson, 71 Oga Anagnostopoulos, a Student Exchange Program. member of the class of 2000 from "The Maple Leaf Foundation is Plymouth, Massachusetts, majoring an organization established 15 years in accounting, spent the fall 1998, ago originally to promote student semester at McGill Umversity in exchanges between high schools in Montreal with the benefit of a Boston and Canada," said Dr. $1,000 scholarship from a Canadian Cicerone. "The foundation was an organization. outgrowth of the New England­ "Olga is the second Bridgewater Canada Business Council." student to receive a 'Bridgewater Dr. Cicerone, who is a vice­ State College Canada Student president of the New England­ Exchange Scholarship' from the Canada Business Council, led the Maple Leaf Foundation," explained effort to have Bridgewater students Dr. Anthony Cicerone, professor of made eligible for the annual scholar­ econorillcs and coordinator of the Ms. OLga AnagnostopouLos is congratuLated ship. college's Canadian Studies Council. by Dr. Anthony Cicerone upon receiving "I'm very proud of our students Akihiro Watanabe, the first schoLarship. and I think our Canadian Studies Bridgewater student to receive a scholarships to, so we're very program is one of the strongest in Maple Leaf Foundation scholar­ grateful for their support of our the Umted States," he said. "I ship, also attended McGill Umver­ students," said Dr. Cicerone. wanted to give more of our students sity. Foundation scholarships are the opportumty to study in Canada. I "This is an important scholar­ chosen from among those who The scholarship is an important ship because Bridgewater is the apply for either the New England­ incentive, so we at Bridgewater only American college or umversity Quebec Student Exchange Program certainly appreciate the support of that the Foundation awards or the New England-Nova Scotia the Maple Leaf Foundation." • In Thanks and Appreciation

State Senator Marc Pacheco, top photo, and State Representative David L. Flynn, '56, receive special citations thanking them for their support of BSC. Awards were presented by President Mr. Lou Ricciardi is congratuLated upon compLetion ofl0 years of Tinsley and Mr. Lou service on the coLLege's Board ofTrustees. From Left, Mr. Fred CLark, Ricciardi, chairman ofthe '83, chairman ofthe Board ofTrustees; Ms. Cindy Booth Ricciardi, '81; BSC Foundation, at the and President TinsLey flank the honored. Neighbor's Dinner in June. Program Profile

Summer Youth Camp Enhances Creativity By Julie Santos Reardon, '91 Watwould you do extravaganza featuring if your kids came home the work of all the classes. from summer camp They heard the story of talking about the leaping "Leapin' Lizzie" and a tale lizards and man-eating of terror featuring a blobs they'd seen that marionette "blob." They day? also saw some creative You might be con­ computing, works of art, cerned. But you wouldn't and routines from young have to be if your chil­ dancers and gymnasts. dren were attending the Last year's camp, Arts for Youth Summer which lasted three weeks, Program at Bridgewater attracted about 45 stu­ State College, where such dents aged 7 to 12. This unusual creatures live not year's summer program in the woods, but in the hosted a total of 85 minds of the young children. Because a campers involved in segment of three weeks drama classes. seems to be just about This summer saw the right to allow students second run of the Arts for and instructors enough Youth Summer Program meeting time, Professor directed by theatre Quinn said next year's professor Jim Quinn. The camp will likely be two camp was held for the three-week sessions. While details of the • first time last summer and since then, the Arts programs may change, for Youth Program has Children dance in a performance at the summer Arts for Youth program. the Arts for Youth expanded. Music theatre philosophy - that partici­ workshops were held in the fall and and work with other instructors to pation in the arts is important for spring, and this year will see the create a multi-arts production, every child's development - will not. piloting of the Arts for Youth after Professor Quinn said. Professor Quinn said he has seen a school program. Children can choose from a number of children begin a class in Professor Quinn said the pro­ variety of classes when they come to improvisation afraid to say anything grams help fill a void left by shrink­ camp. Kids in this summer's for fear they'll be wrong. They soon ing arts programs in public schools. program weren't just offered learn that what's important is not "The arts in education are "music" and "drama" - they could what they say, but that they make the lacking, and the solution everyone choose"African Music Troupe" and effort to say something. has come up with is to fill in after "Storybook Theatre." There were a Professor Quinn said he could school," he said. "If that's what we number of dance classes, creative picture those same students in math have to do, let's do it well." computing classes and team art class the following fall, now eager to To make sure it's done well, classes. Many children not only offer a response when the teacher Professor Quinn seeks out talented acted in plays, but wrote their own. calls out for an answer. specialists to teach Arts for Youth Children in a marionette class built "The arts infuse all other learn­ classes. Drama specialists teach their puppets, their theatre and ing," he said. drama; dance specialists teach wrote a play for their creations. For more information about Arts dance, etc. It's a better situation than This year, camp was held in two for Youth programs, including the most kids have in their schools, two-week sessions; students could summer camp, the musical theatre where their music teacher is often attend one session or the other, or workshops and the after school asked to be the theatrical director as could choose to attend both. At the program, call Jim Quinn at (508) 531­ well. But that doesn't mean Arts for end of both sessions, parents and 2141. To emoll, contact the Office of Youth instructors operate in a siblings of campers were invited in Graduate and Continuing Education vacuum: Teachers often"cross over" to see Artsfest, an entertainment at (508) 531-1261. • Donor Honor Roll

Honor Roll of Donors July 1, 1998 to June 30, 1999 PHILANTHROPY REACHES NEW PEAKS AT BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE

Spurred by challenges from the state incentive grant program and by a very special gift from alumna Terry Hart Cogan, Chair of the Annual Giving Campaign, total giving to Bridgewater reached a new record high of $1.2 million this year - with an additional $320,000 received in state matching funds. Total gifts were up by 16 percent, while annual giving grew by an unpr~cedented26 percent. The state matching program ceiling, formerly half a million dollars, was capped at $320,000 this year due to limited state appropriations.

ANNUAL GIVING IS KEY

The extraordinary growth in annual giving bodes very well for the long-term health of the college. Annual gifts represent the essential reservoir of people who care enough to make routine gifts to Bridgewater and who someday will become our major donors. Annual giving is up substantially (see table below) in both unrestricted and restricted giving.

ENDOWMENT EXCEEDS FIVE MILLION

In May of this year, the combined (Foundation and Bridgewater Alumni Association) endowment passed the five million dollar mark. This has been an extraordinary accomplishment in less than two years, and encourages us to look toward a public campaign during the year ahead. Endowment funds provide a vital I element of stability in an environment of fluctuating state support. Since the principal is never touched, endowed funds provide support that will last as long as the institution.

GIFTS COME FROM PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT EDUCATION AND BRIDGEWATER STATE COLLEGE

On the following pages we recognize those individual who made this extraordinary year possible. Please join us in celebrating these individuals and the sacrifices they made in order to contribute to Bridgewater State College. From all of us here on campus, thank you very much for all that you have accomplished. It was a great year! Total Giving Comparative Report For the period ended June 30, 1999

FY96 FY97 FY98 FY99 Unrestricted $ 312,297 $ 317,436 $ 368,106 $ 462,932 Restricted 113,471 169,358 123,639 262,799 Endowment 94,562 45,957 604,351 540,870

Totel Gifts Received 520,330 532,751 1,096,096 1,266,601

State Matching Gifts 261,444 509,250 319,000

Total $ 520,330 $ 794,195 $ 1,605,346 $1,585,601 Donor Honor Roll

Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members. President's Circle $5,000 and more

Mary Hart Cogan '51 Lillian Shapiro Feinberg '23 Adrian Rondileau Avis Matteson Thomas '39 Theresa Corcoran '50 Gordon Lupien Edith Glick Shoolman '25 Anne Fitzmaurice Tierney '50 Sandra Cushman Lois Pickering • William Sun George '53 & Elisabeth Davis Beatrice Weygand Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999

Bruce '68 & David Jenkins Alma Nye '38 • Louis '81 & Patricia Quinn '67 Bartlett Herbert Lynch '70 John Rennie Cynthia Booth '81 Ricciardi Mary Flaherty '44 Millennium Society $1 ,000 - $2,499

James '61 & Lana Steele '62 Peter '61 & Eleanore MacCurdy Ann Robbins Talbot '56 Argir Nancy Hart '61 Flynn Michael 77 & Karen McCabe Catherine Yoyos Telford '50 Raymond Braz '69 Margaret Hart Foley '51 Mary Drummey Merlet '41 Adrian Tinsley Florence Goulart Brower'43 Victoria Roberts French '63 David Messaline '65 Carolyn Van Buskirk Turchon '62 Peter Chase Paul Gannon Frank Nackel 78 John 76 & Paula Agnew 77 Suzan Cole Kim Henderson Gehrke 78 Lorraine Wiklund Olson '56 Vercollone Martha Cummings '51 Dorothy Booth Howland '33 ... Louise Osuch Patys '39 Leon Weinstein 70 MarkCuttle Mary Moore Jarvis '39 Robert '55 & Joel Weissman '72 V. James DiNardo '39 Owen '35& Ann Shields '55 Ryan Lynne Briscoe Wisneski '69 Ann Cantfill Doyle '56 Esther '36 Kiernan • Sally Ryan NancyYee Marilyn Floyd Federico '57 Isabelle Bragg King '51 Daniel '67 & Eloise Hodgkins Yelle '56 Phyllis Wells Klock '67 Teresa Doyle 74 Smith Crimson Partners $500 - $999

Marie Baroni Allen '65 Robert '83 & Virginia Jewett Hogg '60 Diana Schneider Nichols '63 Stephen Almeida '62 Maria Tobin '84 Colangeli Joseph Huber Harriette Poole Otteson '57 Carol Kaplan Altshuler '51 David Coveney Gail Hutchinson Jamison '56 Pamela Parsons '97 Mary Judge Barrett '39 Gladys Davidian '34 Elsie Packer Johnson '47 Mark Peters Helen Wolski '55 & William Davis Elva Bertoncini Kanakry '55 Anne Davis Peterson John '57 Braithwaite Hugh Dunlap Martin Killory '40 Carl '52 & Altana Mann Bullard'46 Frank '49 & Ann Lydecker Lois Dunn '51 Ponder Cynthia Quirk Buscone '61 Dodie Szafer '51 Dunn, Jr. Mary Lymberis '56 Helen Rizzo Robert Carter '51 Paul Finn Donald '50& Lorraine Rossi '51 Robert Cheverie 72 John Fitzgerald Ruth Mohr'49 MacLean Frances Nicholson Sadek '55 Frederick '83 & Bernice Misner Gerson '54 Frank McCourt Steven Sanders Carrie Kulick '83 Clark Mary Golar 73 Madeleine McDonald '51 Jean Tubbs Watkins '52 Bernard Cohen Frederick Gustafson, III '50 Ruth Maurer McGhee '39 A. Albert Yurkstas '43 Blandine Jasnocha Hogan '56 Frankland Miles, Jr. Richard Zeoli Century Club $100 - $499

Barbara '71 & CarolSimakauskas Grace Bard Arnstein '43 Robert Barnett Herbert '70 Aalpoel Al-Awadi 76 Nancy Rich Averill '92 Judith Barrowclough 71 Gary '82 & Rhonda Lawrence Albaugh Noreen Paiva Avery '58 Judy Barry '89 Costa '86 Ackerman Barbara Albret '36 John Aylmer 70 Mary Campbell Barry '44 Nancy Boisvert Adamczyk '75 Mary Oakley Anderson '50 Sylvia Osharow Bailet '42 Daniel 75 & Annette Helene O'Hara Adams'49 Angela Cartolano Andrews 79 Maureen Chase Baird '63 laPlant 75 Beauregard Ethel Melin Adamson '42 Wilmar Harlow Armer '35 Billie Smith Balashek 70 Frostine Graves Beckman '47 Phyllis Armstrong '57 Tracy Baldrate '64 Phyllis Bernard '65 I Donor Honor Roll

Lucy Bernardo '69 Margaret Gray Clark '50 Sandra Carson Discepolo '65 Richard '73 & Diane Joseph Betz Annmarie Harren Clarke '94 Paul '63 & Mabel Vincent '67 Giordano Eleanor Blaine'44 Serena Morse Clary'43 Ashenfelter '63 Doherty Hazel Gleason '31 Gerald Blanchette '57 Ann Coakley Therese Mack Doherty '51 Dorothy Wishnefsky John '56 & Lorraine Adelia Kucinskas Coe '57 Ruth Donnelly '52 . Goldberg '59 DeFrates '56 Blanchon Sheila Quinn Coller '58 T. Marshall '51 & Elizabeth Irene Gomes '58 Thomas '62 & Vivian Alan Comedy Benz '51 Douthart Joseph Gonsalves '80 Flanagan '63 Bleakney Robert Commins '66 Robert Doyle '76 Julia Gonsalves Charlotte Milby Bloomberg '66 Thomas Conners '65 Diane Rarus Drazek '71 Jane Goodwin '63 Anastasia Coparan Blount '44 Robert Cooper '52 Dorothy Walsh Driscoll '58 Earlene Gordon '90 Mary Sheehan Boethel '44 Richard & Ellen Cost Robert Driscoll '50 Grace Sweeney Gorman'46 James Bohlin '67 Antone Costa '50 Paul Dube '50 Lou Gorman '79 Armand '53 & Helen Regina Regina Cotter '93 Ann duCille 71 Julie Richards Goss '77 Bratsolias '55 Boisselle, Sr. Thomas Coughlin '75 Eileen Finnegan Duggan'47 Audrey Rosha Gough '51 Carol Bolduc '78 Joy Fessler Cox '87 Brian Dunning '73 Doris Goyetche '51 Arthur Booth Nancy Craig '88 Eugene Durgin Maureen Graney '80 John Boucher Jane Creedon '61 William'41 & Franklin '62 & Theresa Tupper Boucher '55 Laura Batista '56 & Betty Milne '41 Edgar Florence Bell '62 Gray Marilyn Kambour Boulais '50 Michael '61 Crocco Violet Porta Elmer'43 Sandra Corey Gray '59 Gary Bourne Marcia Crooks '55 Phyllis Esau '36 John '54& Donald Brabants Robert Cross '62 James '69 & Christine Betty Harrison '55 Green Jane Bourbeau-Bendikse Robert Crossman '86 Lussier '73 Fagan Joseph '51 & Marjorie Bradford 72 Karl Crowell '68 Kenneth Fallon Torrence '51 Gregg Atherleen Hanson Brady '47 Glenn Cryan '77 Joseph Fanelli Philip '74& Mildred Braga '51 Arthur Cullati '58 Henry Fanning, Jr. '61 Joy Silver 75 Greim Cynthia Brannan Scott Cullen Ruth Kearney Farley '58 Richard '48 & Rose-Marie Welch Briand '51 Marcia Williams Mary Fazio Lillian Wilson'48 Grimley Robert Brinkley '71 Cummings '73 Russell Fears'49 Bernice Wilbur Grimshaw '37 Peter Brockney '77 James Cummings William Feeney 74 Sandra Littlefield JoAn Bull Brouwer '49 Denise Cuneo '74 Nancy Ferguson Grybauskas '65 William '77 & Deborah Deidre Curley Margaret Leonard Curtis Guillotte Dempsey '78 Brown Francis '53 & Fitzmorris '50 Paul Guiney '71 I Donna Daley '68 & Joanne Kilmain '53 Curran Richard '74 & Nancy Kipper George Gurley '82 Kenneth Brown Rosemary Durant Curto '44 76 Florence Elizabeth Gurney '38 Carlene Dodd Brown '56 Rita Cushing '36 C. Ford, Jr. '63 Stephen Hackett Jerome Burke '73 Sandra Cushman Mary Matthews Fordham '63 Shirley Thompson Hadley '41 Maureen Lynch Burke '80 Sheila McGiveron Dacey '69 Louise Forsyth '41 .. Nancy Ek Hall 72 Robert Burwood '66 Dorothy Fish Helen Ulvila Foster '55 Lawrence Halzel '36 Manuel Cabral '55 D'Alessandro'49 Mildred Duggan Foy '48 Joshua Hamilton '80 Jane Smith Callahan '83 Clement Daley '39 Eugene Franciosi '59 Phillip Hanrahan '63 Walter '52 & Phoebe Mary Daly '39 Claire Klein Friedman '50 Courtland Harlow, Jr. '66 Leavitt '53 Campbell Jeanette Dipaoli Damon '54 Clara Holtz Friedman '39 Mary Ellison Harrington '46 Jane Hansen Campbell '48 John Danehy Maureen Baron Fuller '78 David Harris, Jr. '68 Ernest Cardoza '59 Douglas 78 & Kathleen Coffey Fred Fullerton '73 Richard Harwood '80 Mary O'Neill Carey '72 '77 Daniels, Sr. Luther Fulton Genevieve Radzukinas Ronald '58 & Mary Lou Daniel Darcy '88 Eva Gaffney Haseltine'48 Canniff '59 Carroll Mary Silva Daugherty '50 Alfred Gagne Gary Haskell '79 Evelyn Chassey Carroll '33 John Davis '79 Richard Gamble '62 Lois Gnong Haslam '53 Stuart Carter 70 Barbara Wolff Dawson '55 Ursula Phillips Gamble '52 Christie Hayden '37 Barbara Carvalho Mary Noonan De Angelo '82 Cheridah Paquin Mark Hayer 76 Barbara Wall Casaly '69 Chet'61 & Gangone '35 Mary Walker Hayes '69 Judith Casey '75 Janet Leone '63 Delani Chester Gardner, Jr. '63 Lea Hearn'43 C. Lewis '51 & Pricilla Donald '63 & Evelyn Ekberg Robert Gardula '60 Elna Filipson Helgerson '41 Chapman '51 Cedrone '63 DeLutis Rita Kraus Gatanti '60 Forest Henderson'64 Gail Caron '73 & Gay Gibbons Demaggio '64 Shirley Hayworth Geary '58 Frances McElroy Heney'49 Roland '73 Chalifoux George DeMarco, Jr. 78 Beverly George '56 Eileen Herbert '63 Helen Winslow Chase'43 Ruth Cody Demers '62 Angela Ralli Gerth '74 Ruth Sullivan Herford '42 Elliot Chassey James Demopoulos Albert 7 Gibbons, Jr. '64 Evelyn Whiting Hildreth '44 Joseph Chencus '66 Elizabeth Hamlett Paul '59 & Janet Levesque Hildreth '62 Ruth Blottman Denniston'46 .. Madlyn Ware '55 Giberti Mary Hill 75 Chippendale '51 Ruth Rigby Desousa '22 Mary Deans Giberti '35 Miriam Thomas Hill '39 Charles Christie '54 Malcolm Dillion '50 Brian Gilligan '69 James Hinds '76

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Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members.

Noreen Dunn Hine '51 Naomi King '62 Margaret O'Neill MacInnis '50 John Minihan '62 Winnifred Taylor Hodges '41 Donna Anderson Kinney '61 John MacLaren '78 Martin Miserandino '95 Marilyn Hoffman '55 Richard Kirby Barbara Wilson Maffeo '78 Carol Misiewicz '77 Catherine Teasdale Hope '69 Dennis Koczera '70 Ann Maguire '69 Gordon Mitchell '59 Marianne Horan '74 Carol Morse Kosicki '75 Jean Maguire '50 Timothy Monaghan '93 Christine Frank Horte '62 Sylvia Kostecki '62 • Jane Stetson Maguire '61 Brian Moore '85 Lonnie Houghton Robert Kroon '81 Candace Maguire Peter Moran, Jr. '73 Richard Hovey '50 Stella Krupka '33 Jeanne Douglas Mahanna '88 Ann Burgess Morris '54 Gary Howard Joseph Kudera '50 Anthony '77 & Paula Yale '76 Walter Morrison '50 John Hoy Mary Kutz '25 Maistrellis Priscilla Andersen Cynthia Tower Huddy '61 Joan Dohery Lafrance '50 John '57 & Rose Dantono '54 Morrison '61 Michael'65 & Donna Helen Campbell Lahey '39 Maloney Sheila Linehan Mousette '74 Chateauneuf '65 Hughes Rose Lans Laliberty '40 Theresa Malumphy '54 Marion Higgins Mugford '50 Carol Clark Hunt '47 Carol Lamb '80 Evelyn Mangarpan '42 Norma Goyetche Munroe '56 John Hurley '69 Gail Appiani Lamb '64 Norma Delory Mannion '36 Ronald '81 & Cynthia Carol Tolentino Hurst '60 Henry Lamb, Jr. '81 Joseph '70 & Diane Neville '71 Harnais '82 Murphy Marguerite Jacinto '84 Denise Lamoureux '88 Martin Ann Cordingly Murphy '51 Karen West Jannace '69 Jeffrey '91 & Brenda Barek Martin '74 Gertrude Cardoza Colette Janson Sheila Wilcox '91 Lane Alan '64 & Claudette Murphy '49 Janson-Sand '67 Leslie Langer Michaud '64 Marvelli William Murphy '63 Frances Jeffries Eileen Crean Laporte '41 Anne Povoas Mason '69 Claire Murphy Murray '49 Phyllis Jenness '44 Norma Nylen Laurell '39 Rebecca Erwin Mauch '60 Donald Murray, Jr. '66 Carroll '59 & Bjorg Susan Lawson '78 Virginia Mayo '43 Frank Muscato Jenson '62 Jeppson Jill Fields Lazzeri '85 Peter Mazzaferro Jill Nagorniak Grace & Victor '39 Johnson Jane Le '91 Claire McAfee '58 James Nasuti '62 Virginia Johnson Dennis '88 & Robert McCarthy Abdu Nessralla Richard Johnson '75 Debra Paul '95 Leahy John McCarthy Jorge Neves '90 Marie Larrey Johnson '50 Robert '61 & Marie Margaret McCormick '75 Barbara Vose Nicholson '56 Carolyn Clough Johnson '50 Haviland '54 Leavens Jane McElwee '76 Michael'82 & John '62 & Martha Rebecca Leavitt Dorothy McGann '76 Judith Bugeau '80 Nickley • Drinkwater '64 Jones Amelia Leconte '52 Patrick McGlynn '85 James Nidositko '64 Robert Jones '60 Philip LeFavor '76 Anna Gloster McGovern'48 Peter Nord '63 Marion Durken Kade '73 Louis Lemieux Patricia McGuire '55 Ruth Cushing Norris '47 Rose Kalman '35 Marie Buzzi Leone '44 Claire Peach McHugh '51 Charles Notis '68 Timothy '78 & Barbara Reynolds Leslie '50 Sheila Tunstall McKenna '62 Jean Littlefield Nurnmi '48 Karen Ryan '78 Kane Susan Geary Lessoff '72 Lois Melville McKenzie '52 Paul Nunes '71 James Kane '80 Guy LeVan '76 Dolores McLaughlin '73 Stephen O'Brien '76 Robert Karcz Margaret Sullivan Lewis '57 Laura McLeod '67 Joseph '43 & Alyce Mary Montejunas Marcia Lindsay '56 Janice Burchard Mullins'44 O'Donnell Kaufman '69 Rhoda Leonard Linehan '50 McNamara '47 Eileen Sullivan O'Grady '56 Daniel '78 & Kathleen Stephen Linhares '79 MichaelMcNamara'74 Harry Ohan '51 Dudley '78 Keating Nancy Fears Lob '54 Barbara Crocker McRae'49 Cynthia Cowles Olansky '69 William Keating '65 Robert Locatelli '60 John '75 & Nancy Katherine Sites Oldham'44 Edward Keller '54 Virginia Alden Logan '69 White '76 McSharry Janice Foley Olds '67 Pamela Kelley '86 Richard Lombardi '59 Judith Donahue McSharry '69 David Oliveira '77 Barbara Kelley '74 Howard London Gerald McVey '56 Eleanor Lydon Olson '56 Gerard Kelley, Jr. '69 David Longland '73 Katherine Medeiros '69 Sean '85 & Donna Thomas Kelley, Jr. '90 Myra Powers Lopes '54 Anita Trevisani Meehan '68 Veinot '86 O'Malley Daniel Kelliher, Jr. '67 Lisa Gorman Louttit '78 Frederick Meier '34 • William '57 & Earl Kelly Marion Marion Louzan '47 Ida George Meikle'40 Karen Mann '55 Orcutt Eugene Kennedy '56 Robert Lownds Marilyn Jackson Mello '59 Jorge Orta Lois Shea Kennedy '51 Mary Luiz '25 Christine Mello '74 Irene Bouley Oslund'49 Mary Kennedy Ann McLaughlin Dorothy Merrill'47 Mary McGowan O'Toole '58 Margaret Keohane '63 Lundstedt '61 Linda Sinnott Merritt '71 Kenneth '75 & Theodora Marion Barnes Keough '39 Marion Lupica '37 Ruth Metcalf '37 Tosches '75 Ottariano Gerald Keough Donna Milani '74 & Lucile Kavanaugh Ruth Henderson Ottmar '51 Marc Kerble '76 Chester '79 Luther Metzger '37 Marilyn Kline Oxman '50 Richard Kherlopian '62 Jeffrey Lynch '73 Kenneth Mierzykowski '79 Joseph Pagano Judith Kiernan Rita Lyons '52 George Mikitarian, Jr. '80 Virginia Vanderwarker Kevin Kilcoyne Mary Connelly Burnham Miller '50 Page '62 Jane Russell Kilmer '58 MacDonald '73 Mary Wisotsky Miller'48 William Paige, Jr. Kevin Kindregan '87 Mary Maciel'59 Lynn McDonald Mills '97 George Pappas '50 ,/ Donor Honor Roll

Eleanor Paradise '52 M.Royal '42 Joseph '88 & Linda Judith Cirello Tyler '64 Robert Pariseau '71 Harriet Royce '51 Walenti '88 St. Laurent Barbara Urbielonis '62 Joan Park '56 Grace Grace Rudolph '93 Cheryl St. Onge '78 Beverly Gomes Van Allen '64 Lucille Dumas Parkinson '73 James '59 & Nancy Jane St. Pierre '74 Clare Hayden Vancini '25 ..­ John Parsons Jackson '61 Ruffini Victor'42 & Dorothy Jean French Vankin '52 Evelyn Johnson Parziale'42 Ruta Dambis Ruicis '74 Giddings'41 Staknis Marjorie Wolejko '64 & Suzanne Payne Mary Harrington Ryan'40 George Staples Paul '72 Vecchi Carol Thomas Pellegrini '65 Helen Judge Ryan '40 Julian Stein Paul Ventura Christine Pelosi '74 Grace Shea Sabatini '48 Deborah Mallard Stein '74 Joseph Ventura '74 ..­ Anthony Perry'42 Shirley Peterson saW '70 Frederick '65 & Mary Joseph '81 & Maryann John Phaneuf Anthony Salerno '75 Donovan '65 Stevens McCarthy '81 Verria, Jr. Wayne Phillips '62 Marion Gildea '50 & Kathryn Howe Stewart '74 Constance O'Brien Walker '62 Denise Sheehan Pizura '64 Paul '50 Salley Charles Stockbridge '76 Thomas Walsh '63 Gregg Poillucci '87 Brian Salvaggio '80 Barbara Pierce Strickland '58 Anne Mason Walsh '56 Elizabeth Perry Ponte '73 Barkev Sanders '26 Matthew Striggles Judith Lancaster Walters '53 Lois Poule Christine Santoro '74 Rita Kumpa Sukola '60 Jane Austin Ward '39 Genevieve Powers'48 Henry & Leola Norma Sullivan '62 Patricia Ward '59 Theresa Pratt '74 Waters '49 Santos Alice Sullivan'46 Phyllis Warren '83 Jean Grant Prendergast '50 Victor Santos George Sullivan '62 Jean Mahoney Watt '52 Stephen Prophet '76 Faye Santos '74 Paula Sullivan '71 Harriet Schroeder Weaver '56 Margaret Baird Purdon '30 Barbara Gullich Sargent '50 Vincent Sullivan '56 Martha Glover Webb '75 James '70 & Janice Linda Crocker Saunders '79 Sean-Patrick Sullivan '86 Priscilla Emery-Akerman Gostanian '70 Quinn Robert Savery '89 Ronald Sullivan, Jr. '77 Weismann '53 Joseph Quinn Althea Sawyer '36 John Sweeney '61 Gerald '58 & Nancy Donna Neylon Quirk '75 J. Schmiedel Barbara Sykes '49 Cooper '55 Wentzell Richard '89 & Linette Dorothy Schrader'42 Carl Sylvester Jacqueline Killen Weyand'49 Villegas '92 Rao Leslie Scott Scott-Lysan '79 Margaret Carlson Szupillo '38 Rita Cassidy Wheeler '36 Meredith Bragg Raymond '39 Rita Loughlin Scudder '50 Sandra Taraskiewicz '73 Charles '36 & Phyllis Mary Correia Reardon '50 Janice Semple '76 Edith Rowell Tardiff '44 Colby '37 Whitcomb Carleton '69 & Diane Peter Servis '71 Lola Lymberis Tatakis '53 Ruth Glidden White '33 Tarallo '69 Reed Muriel Rowell Sherman '47 J. Taylor '51 Alice Ricci White-Dooley '60 Bernadette Reid '64 John Shields '57 Harold Taylor, II '74 Donna Donna Whitney '93 Louise Reilly'45 Joan Williams Shipman '61 Estelle Mackey Teasdale '41 Mary Nicoletti Wiles '73 Harry Rich '71 Gilbert Simmons '64 Edmund '59 & Ann Lynette Willett Laurence Richards Marjorie Wright Skahill '40 McManus '58 Teixeira Gertrude Currier Wirling '39 Robert Richards '62 Johanne Smith Susan Salter Thevenin '64 Edward '47 & Marjorie Nichols DeborahJoyce Smith '70 Wayne '54 & Isabelle '59 Wojnar Richardson '27 Judith Moran Smith '63 Ann Campbell '58 Thomas Barbara MacDonald Jean Crane Richter '47 Roberta Smith-Sullivan '62 Larry Thompson '67 Wolfreys '71 Rebecca Ridgway '68 Chester Smolski '51 MaryLou Thornburg Clifford Wood '60 Suzanne Rivard '62 Virginia Ciccolo Snell '77 Thomas Thurbide Donald Wormwood '54 Helen Robertson '37 Trefton Soucy, Jr. '62 Rosemary Tierney '63 Marion Ryder Worthen '29 David Robichaud '83 David Sousa '60 Alberta McAdams Tolin '51 Gertrude Karl Young '22 Belmira Teixeira Robinson'49 Margaret Borden Souza '56 Timothy Tomlinson '55 Ronald Zagaja '71 David '66 & Rosemary Phillip Souza '78 Evelyn Camara Tonelli '75 Joseph Zegarra Reardon '66 Rodriquenz Rose Desouza Souza '60 Richard Tonner, Jr. '77 John Zoino '53 Brian Rogan '84 Jeanette Spinale '74 Mary McPherson Sonia Kizirian Zorabedian '60 Lori Babikian Rooney '87 Janet Spinney '89 Tousignant '74 Jean Prall Rosolino '84 Thomas St Thomas '75 John Tripp '58

, Bequests

Bridgewater State College received a total of $321,192 in bequests in fiscal year 1999 from four individuals. As a result of their foresight and generosity, the college's ability to offer quality programs and adequate financial assistance to students is enhanced. BSC extends its deepest appreciation to the alumni and friends of the college who provided for public education in Southeastern Massachusetts through a bequest. Dorothy A. Howland '33 $ 2,000 Alma C. Nye '38 $ 4,742 Purpose: Endowment Purpose: Endowment Beatrice V. MacNeill '39 $ 50 Lois R. Pickering $ 314,400 Purpose: Class of1939 Fund Purpose: To establish the Minnie L. Hodgate, Class of1899, Memorial Scholarship Fund

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Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V Century Club $100 - $ 499' Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members. The 1840 Society

Established in 1997 to recognize individuals who have included Bridgewater State College in their wills or who have provided for the college with a life income gift, The 1840 Society now includes 27 members. The college deeply appreciates the thoughtful philanthropy of the following alumni and friends: Barbara Albret '36 * Mark Cuttle • Nancy Fears Lob '54 * Louis Ricciardi '81 V Marie Baroni Allen '65 - Frank '49 Thmn- Mary Hoyle Mahan '60 Johanne Smith * Jill Barres '85 Dorothy Szafer '51 Thmn - M. Eleanor McIntyre'40 David Sousa '60 * Jane Rae Bradford '72*/76 MS Richard Durnin '43 Frankland Miles - Jane Unsworth '53 JoAn Bull Brouwer '49 * Rita N. Hayes '48 Priscilla Miles 73 MS ­ Avery Williams '57 M. Theresa Hart Cogan '51 • Mary Moore Jarvis '39 • Lorraine Wiklund Olson '56 • Albert Yurkstas '43- Mark Craven Kathleen Crowley- Cynthia Booth Ricciardi '81 V Thibodeau Kroll '55 If you would like to be included in The 1840 Society contact Michelle Poirier, director ofmajor and planned gifts, at (508) 531-2694.

Bridgewater State College Board of Trustees

Frederick Clark '83 ­ Paul Gannon. John Rennie V Matthew Striggles * Eugene Durgin * David Jenkins V Louis '81 Ricciardi V Adrian Tinsley • Paul Finn - Richard Lombardi '59 *

Bridgewater State College Foundation Trustees

James Argir '61 • Eugene Durgin * Robert McCarthy * Adrian Rondileau • John Boucher * Peter Flynn '61 • David Messaline '65. Charles Stockbridge 76 * Mary Hart Cogan '51 • E. Dennis Kelly * Frankland Miles, Jr. ­ Adrian Tinsley • V. James DiNardo '39 • Isabelle Bragg King '51 • Louis Ricciardi '81 V

Bridgewater State College Foundation Members

Stephen Almeida '62 ­ Peter Chase • George Gurley '82 * Herbert Lynch 70 V John Aylmer 70 * Elliot Chassey * Frederick Gustafson, III '50­ Mary Drummey Merlet '41 • Robert Barnett * Charles Christie '54 * Richard Harwood '80 * Ronald Sullivan, Jr. '77 * Bruce Bartlett '68 V Frank Thmn, Jr. '49­ Richard Johnson 75 * Carolyn Van Buskirk Jane Smith Callahan '83 * Lou Gorman 79 * Dennis Leahy '88 * Turchon '62.

Bridgewater Alumni Association Board of Directors

Robert Carter '51 ­ Craig Hall '90 Gordon Mitchell '59 * Louis '81 & Cynthia Booth '81 Carrie Kullick '85 Clark ­ Jill Fields Lazzeri '85 * Ann Morris '54 * Ricciardi V Daniel Darcy '88 * Kathleen Flaherty '91 Ronald Rezzani, Jr. '83 Linda St. Laurent '88 * V. James DiNardo '39 • F. Scott Longo '89 George Weygand '53 •

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Alumni Undergraduates by Class Year

1922 Alice Eldridge Norris 1936 Ada Roberti Lukey Ruth Rigby Desousa * Doris Bicknell Nourse Barbara Albret * Dorothy Cushman Gertrude Karl Young * Delia Gaudette Parker F. Doris Jones Bennett McCracken 1932 Marion Morse Berio AlmaNye "'. 1923 Katherine Johnson Blackwell Mabel Gallery Reinerio Lillian Shapiro Feinberg. Effie Post DeBoer Dorotha Averill Forsgren Marguerite Mahady Boyle Dorothy Lipman Salk Evelyn Twiss Morse Mary Sullivan Sara Demello Lopes Anna Drinkwater Champney Margaret Ca rlson Szupillo * 1924 Grace Michel Parker Rita Cushing * Katharine Turner McWilliam Helen Winning Phalen Phyllis Esau * Katharine Spillane Uppling Lawrence Halzel * Thomas Warren Florence Cobb Stevens 1925 Constance Nash Hartwell Althea Weldon Olive Howard Gurney", Marjorie King Sullivan Barbara Smith Huff Louise Anderson Howe 1939 1933 Gertrude French Hunt Frank Bailey Mary Kutz * Helen Davis Blackburn Esther Kiernan '" V' Mary Luiz * Mary Judge Barrett­ Evelyn Chassey Carroll * Ruth Flaherty Lovett Lillian Bertoli Edith Glick Shoolman • Dorothy Chatterton Carter Elsa Johnson Lundgren Clare Hayden Vancini '" * Catherine Moriarty Brown Helen Castro DeSilvia Norma Delory Mannion * Amy Barton Castle Mildred Ferguson Dutton 1926 Helen McGovern Mary Chisholm Beatrice Fitts Edna Abbiatti Carol Griffiths Ogilvie Clement Daley * Eva Hilton Allen Carol Chace Ford Sylvia Pentikainen Patrick Phyllis Lamm Gould Mary Daly * Eugenie Plante Heon Anna Mckee Perry Barbara Dewolfe Mary Kent Dorothy Booth Howland'"V Marjory Hollenbeck Mildred Tilton Huntington V. James DiNardo V' Victoria Smith Martin Richardson Harry Dunn Barkev Sanders * Stella Krupka * Althea Sawyer * Eleanor Martin Clara Holtz Friedman * Rita Breil Ware Ruth Turner Marjorie Fiske Hall Elinor Meyer McGee 1927 Rita Cassidy Wheeler * Helen Lutted Hansen Mary Allen Ripley Charles Whitcomb * Miriam Thomas Hill * Margaret Stiles Davis Ruth Glidden White * I Milicent Smith Hewitt 1937 Bettina Hayden Hiltbold Pearl Pettengill 1934 Marion Shaw Bellenger Mary Moore Jarvis V' Marjorie Nichols Richardson * Olive Brittan Marjorie Cobb Victor Johnson * Velma Davis Clouter Marie Randall Farnham Marion Barnes Keough * 1928 Gladys Davidian ­ Wilma Quinn Fitzgerald Helen Campbell Lahey * Thelma Nelson-Johnson Alice Donahue Bernice Wilbur Grimshaw * Norma Nylen Laurell * Brocklehurst Doris Clarner Harvey Christie Hayden * Walter Luce Eunice Morse-Shuebruk Clark Helene Johnson Edith James Honeth Beatrice Trulson MacNeill '" Caroline Chase McDonald Ruth Ferris Latham George Leonard Andrew Mason Pauline Boomer Nunes Marie Johnson MacLeod Phyllis Adams Leonard Ruth Maurer McGhee ­ Eleanor Gomley Peterson Frederick Meier '" * Marion Lupica * William McGhee 1929 Alice Homer Merrikin Ruth Metcalf * Ruth Penley McNeeland Faustina Cushing Barrows Althea Mock Mock-Prouty Lucile Kavanaugh Metzger * Elizabeth Turner Packard Arlene Haglund Carlson Olga Mcmurdie Peet Gordon Parsons Laura Perron Page Marjorie Burdett Carlson Ruth Koss Rolin James Partridge Jean Smith Parsons Leo Chareth Doris Sprague Eleanor Tupper Pillsbury Henry Paterson Helen Powers Earle Sukeforth Doris Thompson Ricker Louise Osuch Patys V' Marion Ryder Worthen * Louise Tosi Helen Robertson * Meredith Bragg Raymond * Marie Jennings Yerry 1935 Elizabeth Conley Schreiner Eleanor Savaria Sheehan 1930 Wilmar Harlow Armer * Anna Shaff Dorothy Hern Smith Ethel Mayers Burnham Mae Buelow Bradbury Elisabeth Small Elsie Church Smith Avis Matteson Thomas. Alma Roche Driscoll Conceda Amoroso Carr Louise Collins-Howland Kathleen O'Neil Finn Phyllis Kennedy Chase Tweedy Jane Austin Ward * Enid Scribner McGirr Esther Leppala Fickett Phyllis Colby Whitcomb * R. Naomi Simon White Marjorie Keefe McNally Cheridah Paquin Gangone * 1938 Gertrude Currier Wirling * Esther Mesh Mary Deans Giberti * Elaine Vanelli Aluisy 1940 Margaret Baird Purdon * Rose Kalman * Dorothy Moynan Bennett Irene Mattie Cormier Julia Twohig Owen Kiernan V Sylvia Knuttunen Bjornholm Irma Wall Dobbyn Bertha Joseph Kinsella Rita Murphy Bleakney Claire Curran Donovan 1931 Arlene Kelleher Maroney Constance Church Adams Alice Blanchfield Bogosian Annette Breen Dowd Jeannette Parmenter Murphy Lucille Radlo Chernack Barbara Dobbyn Egan Mary Breault Christine Martin Norris Bartholomew Buckley Sylvia Fleisch Elizabeth Gibson Celia Smith Reimels Ruth Kravif Goldstein Esther Lovell Gleason Jeanette Godfrey Dorothy Bearce Tilden Margaret Smith Goulding Laura Pearson Grota Hazel Gleason * Hazel Prescott Townsend Katherine Hern Elizabeth Gurney * Carrie McKean Hands Donor Honor Roll

Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 .. Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members •

Barbara Howes Juliano 1942 Lois Carpenter Shea Mary Ellison Harrington .. Geraldine Wardell Keenan Ethel Melin Adamson .. Amy Wentworth Spollett Louise Homen Martin Killory - Sylvia Osharow Bailet .. Priscilla Hackett Sweet Mary Curley Kelland Ruth Snow Knight ... Edward Barry Rheta Markey Tuttle Eunice Kohler Rose Lans Laliberty .. Harriet Noel Blanchard Albert Yurkstas ­ Eunice Chatterton Maloney Ida George Meikle .. Helen Boyajian Margaret Gillis Zaniboni Constance Macomber Pollard Vernon Nickerson Barbara Daly Canavan Shirley Parry Potter Winifred Silveira Parks 1944 Juliet Noel Carlson Virginia Boarn Alden Marie Mack Spieler Jean Whiting Patenaude Alice Sullivan .. Priscilla Pinel Christopher . Margaret Austin Harriette Mayo Peterson Phyllis Ellis Collins Mary Campbell Barry .. Alice Toomey Barbara Poe'Sepp Marguerite Savaria Condon Catherine Kula Bentley 1947 Constance Osberg Quigley Loretta Kennedy Dexter Eleanor Blaine .. Frostine Graves Beckman .. Margaret Wall Reed Esther Boyden Ernst Anastasia Coparan Blount .. Ruth Anderson Berry; Jr. Helen Judge Ryan .. Carmella Locantore Farina Mary Sheehan Boethel .. Ann McNamara Bouchard Mary Harrington Ryan .. Wallace Goldstein Evelyn Brega Atherleen Hanson Brady" Eileen Sanford Ruth Sullivan Herford .. M. Ruth Farrell Burke Virginia Perkins Bramhall Robert Shnitzler Phyllis Simon Keith Rosemary Durant Curto .. Eileen Finnegan Duggan .. Marjorie Wright Skahill .. Mary Kjellander Mary Flaherty V Grace Theberge Frey Janice Brennan Sprogell Edna Smith Lincoln Sarah Franco Fraser Patricia Shortall Galligan Francis Trojano Douglas MacDonald Beulah Downs Grout Anita Ghilardi John Tyndall Evelyn Mangarpan .. Evelyn Whiting Hildreth .. Lenore Kelly Hennessey Margaret Mador Wellington Charles Merrill Phyllis Jenness .. Carol Clark Hunt .. Elisabeth Wildes Evelyn Johnson Parziale .. Elaine Clapp Kelly Elsie Packer Johnson ­ 1941 Lillian Grand Penan Marie Kennedy Olivio Lopes Marguerite Hallisey Asci Anthony Perry .. Marie Buzzi Leone .. Marion Marion Louzan .. Melvin Backman Charlotte James Prochnow Mary Diamond Linehan Ardys Farnsworth Lynch Henry Barber Loretta Dupre Ring Theo Newcombe Lukas Dorothy Mackin Carey Brush Vera Gronvall Ross Alice Doran Lynds Helen Killory McCarthy Malvena MacDonnell M. Patricia Royal .. Phyllis Powell MacMillan Janice Burchard McNamara" Cangiano Dorothy Schrader .. Mary Driscoll Murphy Dorothy Merrill .. Madelyn Olenick Clancy Victor Staknis .. John Noonan Martha Nickerson Doris Burrell Clifford John Stella Alyce Mullins O'Donnell .. Ruth Cushing Norris .. William & Betty Milne Edgar .. Catherine Graham White Katherine Sites Oldham .. Barbara ScobIe Peck Ellen Fahey Gloria Bernstein Zeman Kathryn Hoye Pichette Jean Bowler Pinzone Loring Felch 1943 Anna Mezzanotte Rossi Margaret Monahan Raymond Louise Forsyth ..... Grace Bard Arnstein .. Edith Rowell Tardiff .. Jean Crane Richter .. Eleanor Fulton Marion Bothwell 1945 Muriel Rowell Sherman .. Francis Guindon Helen Smarsh Florence Goulart Brower + John Burgess Shirley Thompson Hadley" Margaret Thiesing Smith Helen Winslow Chase .. Jean Condon Jeannette Reed Halloran Helen Baumbach Thomas Serena Morse Clary .. Jean Nicoll Craig Elna Filipson Helgerson .. Joseph Comerford Edith Nolan Draper Margaret Boffetti Tonello Winnifred Taylor Hodges .. Edward Wojnar .. Eleanor Kuchmeister Crabill Marilynn Waterman Dutra Mary Connelly Hoffman Patricia Dahill DuBois Meredith White Eichelberger Gertrude Gerstein Zagorin Ruth Stone Kumin Richard Durnin Fyme Watters Estes 1948 Eileen Crean Laporte .. Violet Porta Elmer .. Mary Begley Fanjoy Corinne McDonough Austin Charlotte Clark Lowe Eleanor Enos Anne Houghton Hall Jeanne Moynihan Bombardier Ann King Mahon Eileen Nolan Foley Helen Lucas Honoski Hortense Archambault Burton Linnea Harju Maki Jennie Maskalenko Frost Constance Kennefick Jane Hansen Campbell .. Ina Mosher Marland Ruth Sinclair Green Dorothy Gifford MacDonald Phyllis Zeldin Chait Lucille Marvill Doris McMorrow Grindle Louise Lambert Pola Louise Payne Chew Mary Smith McAvoy Luella Eaton Hartbower Louise Reilly" Mildred Duggan Foy .. Mary Drummey Merlet V Lea Hearn .. Mary Kremp Shipps, Jr. Richard & Lillian Wilson Edna Brown Mills Sylvia Fishman Katler Dorothy Morton Sturtevant Grimley" Florence Hawes Ovaska Lois Smith Lopes Genevieve Radzukinas Norma Wolf Pinkerton Virginia Mayo .. 1946 Haseltine .. Altana Mann Bullard­ Mary Larkin Plouffe Elaine Kamandulis Mazgelis Mildred Downer Jarvis Dorothy Giddings Staknis .. Dorothy Brooks Church Priscilla Gould Morton Sara Malina Keren Estelle Mackey Teasdale .. Barbara Moore Newhall Elizabeth Hamlett Denniston ... Franklin Kroell Leona Gregory Townsend James & Madeline DeSorcie Marjorie Maclennon Marshall Phyllis Clayman Friedman Nolan Anna Gloster McGovern .. Grace Sweeney Gorman .. Joseph O'Donnell .. Mary Wisotsky Miller .. Helen Glasle Pratt Patricia Froio Gricius Donor Honor Roll

Jean Littlefield Nummi * Barbara Hall Coville 1951 Carolyn Orton Bump James Pettengill Walter Creedon Virginia Stetson Allen Walter Campbell * Genevieve Powers * Theodore & Margaret Carol Kaplan Altshuler ­ Rita Crowley Choquette Phyllis Jones Ryder CaSSidy Crocker William Barrar Jr. Robert Cooper * Grace Shea Sabatini * Mary Silva Daugherty * Allan Belcher, Jr. Betty Manning Cummings D. Rita Davis Todd Malcolm Dillion * Mildred Braga * Shirley Deknes Marilyn Clark Donovan Rose-Marie Welch Briand * Elaine Patch Dennis 1949 Christine Axford Dowd Helene O'Hara Adams * Joanne Ferguson Brooks Ruth Donnelly * Robert Driscoll * Robert Carter - Helen Boucher Duquette John Berry, Jr. Paul Dube * Imogene Brownell Brightman C. Lewis & Pricilla Chapman Janet Hylen Emmons Priscilla Baker Eldridge Cedrone * Izaura Pinto Fernandez JoAn Bull Brouwer * Eleanor Finn Marie Vincent Costa Marie Quirk Cheney Ursula Phillips Gamble * Margaret Leonard Fitzmorris * Ruth Blottman Chippendale * Pauline O'Sullivan Gillette Dorothy Fish D'Alessandro * Richard Flemming J. Kenneth Downey Mary Hart Cogan • Jean Bently Gilman James Fox Shirley Gaw Cory Rodel Sokol Greenberg Frank Dunn, Jr. - Claire Klein Friedman * Ann Venti Dutton Martha Cummings V Marie Reilly Grzywacz Carol Berry Fritz Therese Mack Doherty * Ellen Cantwell Healy Mary Fahey Frederick Gustafson, III ­ Russell Fears * T. Marshall & Elizabeth Benz Barbara Barton Hughes Carolyn Sinclair Hale Douthart * Marjorie Simmons Hunt Mary Fitzpatrick Mary Shea Harrington James Flanagan Dodie Szafer Dunn, Jr. ­ Helen O'Connor Keegan Richard Hovey * Alice O'Malley Ferris Virginia Daniels-Gorman Marilyn Coelho Gross Carolyn Clough Johnson * Carol Schneider Gurney Barbara Vaughan Firing Kindem Marie Larrey Johnson * Margaret Hart Foley V Marian Murphy LeBlanc Marjorie Newton Hallowell Albert Kiernan Frances McElroy Heney * John Girard Amelia Leconte * Marie Ciampa King Wallace Gleekman Carolyn Lorman Nancy McGrath Jenkins Jeanne Lapierre Kozak Jean Boyden Lisewski Faith Dudgeon Glennon Lorraine Bachand Lundegren Joseph Kudera * Burton Goldman Rita Lyons * Mary MacDougall Helen Kudlic Ruth Mohr MacLean ­ Audrey Rosha Gough * Meredith Pickett Martin Joan Dohery Lafrance * Doris Goyetche * Lois Melville McKenzie * Barbara Crocker McRae * Robert Lemos Elinor Whalen Moynihan Joseph & Marjorie Torrence Michael Merten Barbara Reynolds Leslie * Gregg * Edmund evirauskas Gertrude Cardoza Murphy * Rhoda Leonard Linehan * Claire Murphy Murray * Barbara Rosenblatt Guzovsky Eleanor Paradise * Margaret O'Neill MacInnis * Doris Gould Hanson Carl Ponder - Maria Murray Donald MacLean - Irene Bouley Oslund * Barbara McNeill Hickey Florence Katwick Shearer Jean Maguire * Beatrice Higgins Kathleen Stevens Natalie Weinstein Oxman Alfred Mazukina Marjorie Berry Pearson Noreen Dunn Hine * Lois True Thomson Leona Milch McFarland Lois Shea Kennedy * Claire Soares Thorp Gloria Gifford Quegan Roberta Brandt Mcllhatten Bernice Seavey Reed Isabelle Bragg King V Mildred Crowley Vaillancourt Burnham Miller * Ethel Waters Korotsky Jean French Vankin * Belrnira Teixeira Robinson * Walter Morrison * Leola Waters Santos * Mary Joyce McCarty Jean Tubbs Watkins- Sara Mapes Mowbray Madeleine McDonald ­ Jean Mahoney Watt * Harrold Shipps, Jr. Marion Higgins Mugford * Phyllis Schneider Smith Claire Peach McHugh * Frances Mcgrory Webber Paul Olander Ann Cordingly Murphy * Carolyn Pinel Wilson Louise Wallace Sullivan Marilyn Kline Oxman * Marie Mcneil Sweeney HarryOhan * Eileen Zemmel Zelch Pauline Coutavas Ruth Henderson Ottmar * Barbara Sykes * Panagopoulos 1953 Leona Liftman Taylor Lois Dunn Ponder ­ Mary Carre-MacLaren Acklen George Pappas * Jeanne Taylor Roscoe Betty Morton Tidrow Jean Grant Prendergast * Jean Terry Angus Doris Haynes Tierney Lorraine Rossi - Sallee Twichell Bielski Mary Correia Reardon * Harriet Royce * Elaine Girard Tolivaisa Ann Stratton Reed Armand Boisselle, Sr. * Eleanor Raleigh Trevains Jean Sullivan Santos Janet Beaton Rider ott Phoebe Leavitt Campbell * Gloria Brogi Turgiss Beverly Pottern Shapiro Joyce Bissell Carpenter Marion Gildea & Paul Salley * Janice Haydon Shurtleff Mary Parker Veale Francis & Joanne Kilrnain Barbara Gullich Sargent * Chester Smolski * Jacqueline Killen Weyand * Eileen Tessier Scacca Curran * J. Kenneth Taylor * Deborah Duffy Fritsch 1950 Rita Loughlin Scudder * Alberta McAdams Tolin * Joan Gnecco Mary Oakley Anderson ~ Lena Matulis Stitilis Rose Fontinha Wedge Marilyn Kambour BoulaIS * Catherine Yoyos Telford • Lois Gnong Haslam * Leah Boutin Anne Fitzmaurice Tierney. 1952 Phyllis McGaigue Hosker Margaret Gray Clark * Doreen Olliff Wallace Gertrude Fearing Alley Phyllis Martenson Johnson Dorothy Moore Clary Joyce Dawson Wmdhol Wilma Berardi John Kelley Theresa Corcoran • Jacqueline Gaffney Brehm Constance Fitzpatrick Kula Antone Costa * Marjorie MacKenzie Brown Jean Mello Labelle Joan Shaughnessy Bruno Stanley Mackun

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Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 ' Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members.

Beverly Gouldrup Mazan Theresa Malumphy * Greta Tyson Adella Kucinskas Coe * Carol Young Mesheau Phyllis Geegan Mazzoleni Denise Gosselin Valencia Constance Comeau Corkum Dorothy Messier Murielle Desmarais Michaud Ann Burke Walsh William Costa Donald Morey Ann Burgess Morris * ancy Cooper Wentzell * Ruth Cowan John Motha Robert Quegan 1956 Lois Hebert Cronan Jeanne Kirby Murphy Robert Rowell John & Lorraine DeFrates E. Ruth Appleby Desjeunes Ann Noyes Mary Lane Stacey Blanchon * Robert Dickie Dorothy O'Neill Joan Lundquist Swanson Alice Donnelly Boivin Sally Farrar Dunn Marilyn Ladetto Pettengill Andrea Hofer Thelander . Carlene Dodd Brown * Jean Marchant Dwyer Mary Fagan Pickett Wayne Thomas * Laura Batista Crocco * Marilyn Floyd Federico yo Barbara Reincke Lincoln Tripp Ann Cantfill Doyle yo Elizabeth Roach Fontaine Mary Rattray Riley Hazel Luke Varella Antone Felix Susanne McPeck Gavin Anita Sethares Geraldine Saunders Wickman Mary Cote Foster Gary Getchell Lola Lymberis Tatakis * Donald Wormwood * Joseph Fratianni Patricia Neagus Gray Theresa Rocha Theodore Anne Steves Zeigler Marilyn Hayden Furlong R. Elaine Murphy Kelley Beverly Thomas 1955 Beverly George * Gregory Konstantakos Jane Unsworth Elinor Pohl Along Janet Lee Green Patricia Andrews Lee Barbara Patterson Walsh Helen Bratsolias Boisselle, Sr. * Blandine Jasnocha Hogan ­ Margaret Sullivan Lewis * Judith Lancaster Walters * Theresa Tupper Boucher * Gail Hutchinson Jamison ­ John Maloney * Priscilla Emery-Akerman Mary Carlisle Brady Margaret Joyce Barbara Castelejo Mello Weismann * Helen Wolski Braithwaite ­ Virginia Kalaghan Anne Creeden Meloni George Weygand • Lawrence Castle Eugene Kennedy * Margaret Lemos Merritt Ruth Mattinson Wheeler Faith Cummings Crandall Anthony Kula Janet Gagne Michaud Barbara Andrade Wordell Marcia Crooks * Winifred Murray Leary Eleanor Robidoux Morrison JohnZoino * Barbara Wolff Dawson * Harold LeBlanc Barbara Reed Mulcahy 1954 Diane Blackwell Dickinson Marcia Lindsay * Kathleen Sullivan Newsam Fatima Allie Mathra Moquin Duval Mary Lymberis - Joseph & Nancy Mission Jean McCarthy Anderson Sandra Sparrell Fitzpatrick Patricia O'Connor McGillis O'Brien Claire Appling Helen Ulvila Foster * Gerald McVey * Lorraine Richard O'Neill Martha Ball Nancy Whyte Frey Charles Moore William Orcutt * Robert Barrows Madlyn Ware Giberti * Eleanor Sondeen Morlino Harriette Poole Otteson ­ Marie Delahanty Beauregard Arlene Rose Gouveia Norma Goyetche Munroe * Eileen Perkins ancy Chapman Bestul Betty Harrison Green * Marian Nelson Albert & Anne Mertin Edward Bielski Eleanor Cookson Hartley Barbara Vose Nicholson * Readdy Ellen Sharpe Binney Marilyn Hoffman * Eileen Sullivan O'Grady * Carol Scagliarini Redgate Alicia Andruk Boucher Joan Weber Horsefield Eleanor Lydon Olson * Alvin Rubin M. Lois Lyons Brophy Elva Bertoncini Kanakry ­ Lorraine Wiklund Olson yo Lee Hubbard Seater Joseph Bruno Kathleen Crowley-Thibodeau Priscilla Walters Olson Marie Seminatore Jane Clough Busi Kroll Alice Murphy O'Neill Beverly Tunstall Shavinsky Doris Green Chisholm Elizabeth Pattison Kulas Patricia Cuff O'Neill John Shields * Charles Christie * Joan Sawyer Leland Joan Park * Mary Barker Small Elizabeth Volton Costa Sally Parker Mathewson Arline Schatz Roy Helen Domingos Sylvia David Crosby Carol Barbato Mauro Margaret Borden Souza * Patricia Zbikowski Janet Frieh-Thifault Patricia McGuire * Caroline McPeck Sullivan Taglialavore Cunningham Ann Keddie Morrow Vincent Sullivan * Lois Twitchell Jeanette Dipaoli Damon * Joan Murphy Ann Robbins Talbot yo 1958 Gertrude Jackman Daneau Margaret Menzigian Nichols Aleta Vokey Noreen Paiva Avery * Jacqueline Frawley Fee Jean Ianiri Oksuzian Anne Mason Walsh * James & Mary Edwards Bernice Misner Gerson ­ Karen Mann Orcutt * Harriet Schroeder Weaver * Beaudry Helene White Gilmartin Mary O'Grady Phelps Eloise Hodgkins Yelle yo Roberta Southwick Bellows John Green * Nancy Querzoli 1957 Judith Mahon Bolton Margaret Higgins Marie Callahan Quist Barbara Churbuck Adams M. Elizabeth Tripp Braun Betty-Anne Morse Holly Ruth Thompson Robinson Harry Allen Anne Adams Brownley William Hughes Elizabeth Hellstrom Rowell John Andre Susan Whitaker Cannon Edward Keller * Robert & Ann Shields Ryan • Phyllis Armstrong * Hazel Fowler Carmichael Emma Fisher Law Frances Nicholson Sadek ­ Roberta Barss Ronald Carroll * Marie Haviland Leavens * Emily Sanson Gerald Blanchette * Lois Tupper Colasurdo Sondra Schwartz Leiman Cynthia Hoyt Smith Barbara Ricard Boudreau John & Janet Cowe Colford Nancy Fears Lob * Elizabeth Smith John Braithwaite - Sheila Quinn Coller * Myra Powers Lopes * Francena Warren Smith Ann Wilberding Brewer Nancy Pozzo Connelly Walter Malone Lorraine Visgatis Thayer Joan Prenda Burt MaryAlice Hanson Costello Rose Dantono Maloney * TImothy Tomlinson * Virginia Turner Cahoon Arthur Cullati * Donor Honor Roll

Henry Daley Ernest Cardoza * Joan Faria Daley Marjorie Mersey Cadoret Theresa Terry Dickie Mary Lou Canniff Carroll * Barbara Weeden Davol Robert Champlin Beverly Berg Dirksen Peter Coville Claudette Desilets Priscilla Lucas Chapman Harriet Cannon Donahue William Croke Robert Dickie Beatrice Piesco Clem Cynthia North Donatelli Jeanne Burke Dawe Janice Farrell Jane Creedon * Dorothy Walsh Driscoll * Margaret Demone Mary Higgins Fermental Michael Crocco * Ruth Kearney Farley * Muriel Donahue Dextradeur Janice Silva-Wareing Fernald Chet Delani * Shirley Hayworth Geary * Janet Churbuck Dimattia Jane Harrington Feroli Cynthia Pickering Dillon Susan Dolber Getchell Paul Giberti * Joanne Bergstrom Fullerton Mary DiPerna Irene Gomes * Virginia Oliveira Gizzi Robert Gardula * Robert Dorsey Viola Goodnow Dorothy Wishnefsky Rita Kraus Gatanti * Mary Vancini Dowd Joanne Hadalski Goldberg * June Marsh Gould Priscilla Young Fiore Maryellen Buckley Sandra Corey Gray * Carol Stubbs Hale Peter & Nancy Hart Flynn V Harrington Janice King Hite Anna Morrison Hall Florence Mello Foley Priscilla Miller Hayward Carroll Jeppson * Sheila Sullivan Henaghan Marcia Oliveira Foucart Phoebe Clark Hogg Donald Ketcham, Jr. Virginia Jewett Hogg ­ Judith Handley Beverly Blute Hounsell Paula Kotilainen Lantz Carol Tolentino Hurst * Rosemarie Murphy Hoyle Irene Kiley Paul Linehan Richard Januse Marcia Moody Hoyt Jane Russell Kilmer * John Lombard Sandra Starkowsky Jardin Cynthia Tower Huddy * Carolyn Cooper Kingsbury Richard Lombardi * Lenox Karner, III Sylvia Sheahan Kalambokas Eleanor Maimaron Lemond Leon Long June Stephanik Kelley Jean Murphy Kass Ann Southwood Linehan Mary Maciel * Mary Peters Kelter Phyllis Kane Kelleher Lois Maccrea Mackey Carol Tweedie Markey A. Ellen Dewhurst-Bruce Donna Anderson Kinney * Barbara Shire Magro Alice Coughlin Mattson Lane Robert Leavens * Natalie Hollertz May Elaine Campbell Melisi Conrad Levesque Linda Lehrbach Claire McAfee * Marilyn Jackson Mello * Robert Locatelli * MurielPoyantLevesque Veronica Healy McCarthy Jane Foote Melvin Barbara Dorr Lynch Ann Ludeking Dorothy Mahoney Carolyn Madden Millard Rebecca Erwin Mauch * Ann McLaughlin Lundstedt * McLaughlin Gordon Mitchell * John Mollica Robert Magner Joan Bryant Mitchell Annette Messenger Mullis Marilyn Lyons Monroe Jane Stetson Maguire * Mary Keefe Noll Jean O'Brien Peter Noyes Barbara Tappen Mahar Mary McGowan O'Toole * Jane Tuttle Powers Marie Denoncourt Palmeri Elizabeth Strachan McLoone Jean Maclean Phinney Nancy Saba Roberts Lorraine Bordeaux Pratt Carol Reynolds McMenamy Joan Rodman Reed Carol Cummings Roht Elinor Miettinen Putnam Joanne Hall Mead Marcel Richard Robert Rosenblatt Katherine Lantery Reddy Louise McGibbon Moline Thomazia Dube Roy James Ruffini * Madeline Ward Reilly Kathleen Curtin Morella Carolyn Sheldon Ryan Claire Mitchell Schwerzler Ruth Schuttauf John Morgan, Jr. John Sheehan Rayna Logvin Skolnik Margaret Phillips Silva Priscilla Andersen Morrison * Joan Bladen Smiley Donald Smith Joseph & Myrtle Davis Frances Murphy Nancy Smith Pauline Stark Solmonese Simas,Jr. Walter & Barbara Mattinson Carole Splaine Arthur Souza David Sousa * Nagle Barbara Pierce Strickland * David Stephansky Rose Desouza Souza * Frederick Newton Joan Long Sullivan Florence Sullivan June Stonkus Marilyn Walsh Norton Ann McManus Teixeira * Joan Sullivan Rita Kumpa Sukola * Barbara Pulson Oliver Ann Campbell Thomas * Jacqueline Swanson David & Nancy Kelly Swift Helen Pinto Olson Elizabeth Tormey Kay Swanson David Sylvester Priscilla Nickerson Orcutt John Tripp * Edmund Teixeira * Judith Remick Tassinari Margaret Perry Pelletier Brenda Douthwright Ann Guidoboni Tosi Gerardo Tempesta Margaret Phillips VanDeusen Patricia Ward * Nancy Vecchione Bernard Powers Gerald Wentzell Nancy Pike Wilson Maude Ware Ronald Reynolds Gerald Wentzell * Isabelle Wojnar * Richard Watts Timothy Rioux Barbara Maynard Wilson Alice Ricci White-Dooley * Sheila Rosenblatt 1960 Clifford Wood * Catherine Cronin Agostinelli Nancy Jackson Ruffini * Sonia Kizirian Zorabedian * Bette ThorntonAndre Maureen Shanahan 1959 Joan Williams Shipman Audrey Perkins Anderson Emily Steere Andrews 1961 * Barbara Webster Smith Gloria Santos Andrade Nancy Boyle Ams Lucile Whisenant Akers Sharon Cody Stone Mildred Halter Berkowitz Gordon Bates James Argir V John Sweeney Patricia Collins Boland Roland Bernardo Robert Arnold * Charlotte Donovan-Creegan Diane Speare Bridgwood Joseph Cambra Mary Babaian Sylvia William Bruno Nancy Carroll Robert Brooks Esther Treadwell-Taylor Rose Petruzzi-Maccorma Lavinia Murphy Connors Arlene Cram Brown Tucker Burgos Grace Lagrasta Crovi Cynthia Quirk Buscone -

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Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members.

Charlene Dibble Tyler John Minihan * Mary Matthews Fordham * Victoria Walmsley Boucher Corrine McMenamy Weaver Carl ash ancy Davis Frazee Alyce Mullen Brezinski James Nasuti * Victoria Roberts French V Joan Smith Brides 1962 Janet Lilly Nims Teresa Oliveira Gaffney Stephen Almeida ­ Nancy McKenna Bunar Joseph Noble Joseph Gagnon Ann Cameron Jane Antolini Sheila O'Keefe Odella Chester Gardner, Jr. * Lana Steele Argir V Arthur Curry, Jr. Ann Packard Jane Goodwin * Gay Gibbons Demaggio * Jo-Anne Donnelly Baril Virginia Vanderwarker Phillip Hanrahan * Judith Andrews Barnaba Melanie Pelletier Page * Eileen Herbert * Demoranville Cynthia King Bessette James Perron Barbara Fernandes Hopkins Thomas Bleakney * H. Journeay Denault Wayne Phillips * Mary Keaney Carole Anderson DiBurro Janet Drummey Cahill Frederick & Marie O'Brien Patricia Hamish-Miller Kelly Katherine Inglis Callahan Jadwiga Narkevicius Earle Quinn Cynthia White Kennedy Charles Elliott, Jr. Anne Blouin Chase Robert Richards * Carole Small Kirby Diana Crooks Hillard Forman Suzanne Rivard * Margaret Moniz Lafleur Suzanne Berard Galipeau Robert Cross * Judith Boynton-Stoddard Virginia Davis Lambert Ruth Cody Demers * Anne Levesque Garrett Robillard June Hall Leonard Robert Geary Diane Micalchuck Dorothy Baryleski Roncka Warren Lewis Descoteaux Albert Gibbons, Jr. * Jarett Rose Faith Mullaney Manzer Linda Griggs Carole Poole Donnelly Francis Ryan Elizabeth Hall McMahon Mary Dowling Claire-Marie Hart Carol Bacon Simpson Linda Dow McMahon Forest Henderson * Warren Emerson Trefton Soucy, Jr. * Patricia Mello Mary Scott Eppich Eleanor Kelley Hoar Francis Sousa Avis Brown Miller Martha Drinkwater Jones * Margaret Farrell George Sullivan * Dorothy Pitts Miller David Fee Marilyn Lamb Keohan ornla Sullivan * Barbara Belyea Morris Rochelle Massoud Kieron Diane Ciaramitaro Foley Melinda Decoster Thornton Joanne Levine Morris Ann Dulligan Freeman Sandra Belonis Kittredge Marilyn Griffiths Tracy Craig Murch Meredith Krueger Ja-Anne Rothrnyer Granger Carolyn Van Buskirk Geraldine Zanolli Murphy Franklin & Florence Bell Gail Appiani Lamb * Turchon V William Murphy * Toivo Lamminen, Jr. Gray * Barbara Urbielonis * Diana Schneider Nichols ­ Esther Howes Herrick Francis Lane Carole Taylor-Mckenzie Peter Nord * Robert & Theresa Balewicz Janet Levesque Hildreth * Vernazzarro James Pickard Christine Kwarcinski Hill Lane Constance O'Brien Walker * Dean Powers Ann Liimatainen Levasseur Judith Baroa Horan Dennise Mulligan Prow Christine Frank Horte * 1963 Yvonne Mcneice Lindsay Judith Mancusi Pulzetti Lois Baillieul Marshall Bjorg & Carrol Jenson M. Juliette Silva Almeida Barbara Roberts Alan & Claudette Michaud Jeppson Maureen Chase Baird * Helen Seferiadis Rogers Marvelli * Bjorg Jenson Jeppson * Patricia Gurney Baker Paula McDermott Baronas Robert Rogers Donald Metcalf John Jones * Louise Westgate Scott Thomas & Blanche Polk Jessica Aspinall Bergevine John & Patricia Correa Florence Brucchi Short Morrissey Judd Vivian Flanagan Bleakney * Edwin Borsari Joan Hanley Smith David Morwick Jay Kelley Judith Moran Smith * Joan Cleary Kenney Gloria McGillick Brown Priscilla Johnson Nicholson Joan Goodwin Burch Patricia Costa Souza James Nidositko * Richard Kherlopian * Patricia Decicco Souza Naomi King * Paul & Elizabeth Sawin Linda Novelli Callahan Donald Sullivan Arvid & Nancy King Ohlen Robert & Catherine Howard Marilyn Hanson Swain Kitchen Joann Middlebrook Cassidy Linda Rose Parsons Ann Pepe Coddaire Linda Boucher Thompson Denise Sheehan Pizura * Sylvia Kostecki '" * Roberta Calabro Vernaglia Marjorie King Krupa Ann Marden Cooke Margaret Lahey Reagan Virginia Flanagan Curley Thomas Walsh * Bernadette Reid * Russell Latham Robert Ward Thomas Lee Janet Leone Delani * Ralph Ricci Donald & Evelyn Ekberg Susan Tidd Wentz Joan Robinson Linda Hutchings Leger Joyce Wilkinson Brenda Mann Levy DeLutis* Linda Rosendahl Diane Willard Ruthann Liss Ruthfield Janet orcross Long Paul & Mabel Ashenfelter Doherty * Wallace Wood Kathleen Regan Ryan Sandra Lans Lorusso Virginia Shelly Woods Patricia Lucid Lucey Helen Gula Downing Priscilla Walsh Sanguedolce Carolyn Pinkham-Gaudette Gilbert Sin1mons * Jeanne Winik Maggio Mary Doyle William & Maureen Sweeney Young Meredith Lays Spencer Bette Clark Marshall Joseph Zilonis Cynthia Payne Marshall Dugan Carol Eales Stys Anne Leonard McGuinness Patricia Siekman Fee 1964 Judith McNeil Sullivan Sheila Tunstall McKenna * Elizabeth Pinel Fisk Maureen Riley Acorn Judith Pratti Sweeney Norma Dubiel McKenzie Ruth Parent Fitzpatrick Tracy Baldrate * David & Linda Harlow Nancy Eaton McQueeney C. Christopher Ford, Jr. * Richard Baldwin Tassinari Donor Honor Roll

Susan Salter Thevenin * Donna Werthamer Trude Beauchamp Maloney Susan Down Beverly Campbell Thibodeau Modzelewski Nancy Tobol McManus Nancy Paige Emerson Margaret Moffatt Tomkiewicz Nancy Mortimer Murphy Susan Carell Molla Geoffrey Fanning Doreen Trepanier Noel Nerney-Lomas Jeanne Gagne Morrill Delores Rodrigues Fitzgerald Helen Craven Tripp Carol Thomas Pellegrini * Janice Gladu Morrissette Barbara Folcik Jeanne Turner Nancy Holewka Penney Donald Murray; Jr. * Edmund Fortier Judith Cirello Tyler * Elaine Peterson Michael O'Connor Marilyn Miller Gaffney Beverly Gomes Van Allen * Margaret Anderson Bruce Palombo Carol Stolfer-Decost Gates Marjorie Wolejko Vecchi * Robichaud Linda Oby Patch William Gilbrook Thomas Venice Eileen Leonard Rowbotham George Peters, Jr. Diane Vincent Giordano * Priscilla Sharp Wade Mary Bernabeo SanClemente Judith Joubert Petipas Richard & Diane Vincent Marilyn Watson Marsha Ford Silvia Joseph Pimental Giordano Marilyn Willard Frederick & Mary Donovan Carol Soares Powers Lionel Giovannini Janice Josselyn Wolforth Stevens * Carol Neville Price Alice Gonsalves Florence Feener Wright Diane Duquette & Arthur Warren Radcliff Meredith Prowse Gorham Svensen Carol Peterson Rains David Hammond 1965 William Towne Diane Bernier-Solfvin Sandra Murch Hannan Marie Baroni Allen ­ Arleen Roche Trufan Randolph Elizabeth Aalto Hannula Milton Bames, Jr. Carole Moniz Weeden Diane Borges Rasmussen Carol Arruda Henson Madeline Hoss Barry Thomas Witowski Marie Accettullo Reba Herbert Hem Constance Bennett Bass Nancy Corcoran Yucius Edna Rebello Paul Herrlich Phyllis Bernard * 1966 David & Rosemary Reardon Jean Thayer Holbrook Joyce Bettencourt Rodriquenz * Roberta Wilk Horsfall Lorraine Beaulieu Blais Mary Minihan Anderson Karen King Ashworth Barbara Santos John Hurley Marsha Beard Boynton Margaret Lynch Sarro Barbara Byrne Hurney Richard Bridgwood Joan Flaherty Barra Thomas Bell Patricia Romaniello Scanlon Colette Janson-Sand * Franz Cahoon Linda Harding Schmidt Daniel Kelliher, Jr. * Pamela Smith Carlin Charlotte Milby Bloomberg * Janet Alusow Bobar Ann Dickson Scholz Maureen Conroy Kenney Kevin Carter Sharon Seablom Phyllis Wells Klock V Christie McEnderfer Stella Stanck Borowiec Barbara Raposo Brennan Patricia Enos Severs Henry Kowalski Chiumento Joyce Simnett Regina Quealy Ladouceur William Coan Kenneth Brennan Robert Burwood * Corinne Lafrenier Spence Gerald Lussier I David Cohen Linda Fisher Stafford Mary Maker Priscilla Doherty Cahn Thomas Conners * Joyce Pombo Stella Janice Martin Mary Burgmyer Cranfill Joan Ando Casabian Joseph Chencus * Mary Sullivan Donald Rizzo Massoud Marjorie Davis Marcia Galligan Traverse Marcia Mitchell McCarthy Marsha Fader Davis Pauline Ciccone Robert Commins * Carleton Vaughan Susan Webber McGovern Sandra Carson Discepolo * Paul Vital Kathleen Gilroy Mello Priscilla Douzanis Charles Crawley Sharon Wood Dean Carol Westgate Voght James Moyer Florence Mehegan Ely Robert Williston Virginia O'Kelly Theresa Stolarz Geribo Lawrence Decareau, Jr. Daniel Dodson Elaine Furtado Wood Janice Foley aIds * Ruth Howes Guild Sheila Lancaster Youd Deborah Dixon O'Neil Judith Gray Hajec Judith Donnelly Janice Robar Drinan 1967 Patricia Peters Patricia Kruger Harrington Susan Corcoran Peterson James Harrington, III Sally Bennett Driscoll Susan Raskin Abrams Carol Burrows Durham Louise Poirier Anthony James Plotner Mary Libud Hebert Bonnie Murray Prophett Michael & Donna Richard Emerson Marcia Atkins Sheila Blandin Feenan Janet Keif Balutis Joseph Frazier & Linda Chateauneuf Hughes * Frazier Reilly Marjorie Dumoulin Keene Jane Sanborn Foskett Patricia Quinn Bartlett V John Grant Colin Bell Linda Brauner Reynolds Thomas Lagrasta Roberta Babbit Reynolds Margot Lavoie Courtland Harlow, Jr. * Carol Blair Karen Baszner Ireland James Bohlin * Nancy Mullen Roessel Neal Leblanc Virginia Menowsky Rucker Susan Hurton Levine Elaine Francis Jackson Laura Parker Carley Dianne McWilliams Jenkins Robert Carney Joan Alessandrini Santacroce Helen Barr Lewis Paul Skelly Alyce Lindahl Linda Carlson Jette Patricia Papile Carter Ellen Collins-Brice Johnston Lorraine Beaulieu Charest William Slattery, Jr. Esther Hoyt Marshall Daniel Smith V Kathleen Arnold Martin Kenneth Jones Judith Coulon Alan Kenney Robert Crouch Jeralyn Smith Robert & Doris Folan Mason Charlotte Springer Raymond Masse Barbara Harriman Kirkland Alice Shea Curtis Ruth Tourtellotte Kneier Edward Cutler John Strittmatter Janice Hanlon McAteer Alan Strondak Sandra Martin McDermott Patricia Murphy Latimer Frank Demello, Jr. Louise Laughlin Lincoln DeMoura Angela Malfa Stull Robert Mendes David Tedesco David Messaline + Janet Hatch Litz Gail Gulezian DerAnanian

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Larry Thompson * Margaret Ericson Harrison Helen Wade Nancy Belanger Hickler Richard Torres Michael & Catherine Lanigan Linda Colson Weaver Janet Tanguay Hitchcock Edward Valla Homer Suzanne Zajac Whitehead Catherine Teasdale Hope * David Horsfall Mary Sukus Verre Bruce Houde 1969 Joan Camara Vital Barbara Hough John Hurley * Francine Smith Allanbrook Eliza Alagar Zeid Nancy Lowe Hunt Karen West Jannace * Beverly Holman Andersen 1968 Marie Schortmann Keefe Antoinette Oliveira Johnson Lawrence Kelleher Linda Berghaus Andrews Maryann Centralla Johnson Barbara Abraham Paula Knapinski Kenney Joanne GliddenAngelastro Joseph Kirklauskas Kane Donald Baptiste Carolyn Young Kent . Peter & Barbara Beall Anti Robert & Gail Gariepy Kass Bruce Bartlett V Linda Palermo Lafleche Rita Araujo Mary Montejunas Kaufman * Brenda Barton Irene Aylmer Gerard Kelley, Jr. * Diane Germaine Behan John Leary . Patricia Barkhouse Lemrre Sally Barney Kathryn Markella Kenney Mary Shaw Bell H. June Liberman Diane Paquette Barrette Carol Wilusz Kryzanek Nancy Lamrock Bell Peter Liberman Brian Beckman Monica Reagan Liberman Helen Worcester Bendell Lindamae Medeiros-Noyes Mary Martin & James . Virginia Alden Logan * Nancy Sleidinger & Richard Lonczak Benevides Olga Lyken Benton Linda Donohoe Bennett Jean Mackay . Ann Maguire * Douglas Berube . Barbara Cabral MaggIacomo Lucy Bernardo * Gretchen Maier Rita Bigelow Besegm Douglas McClain Edward Bielawa Christine Conway Maiorano Armand Boudria Margaret Leiter McGowan Norma Boudria Joyce Malaguti Dana Boynton Anita Trevisani Meehan * Roberta Grappi Bourgeois John Manso Bonnie Wood Bradford Kathryn Chippendale Constance Beausoliel Brady Anne Povoas Mason * Linda Bradford-Gambell Mekelburg Raymond Braz V Patricia Boucher McCarthy Priscilla Landry Brochu Constance Melahoures Kenneth Brooks Kathleen McKenna Donna Daley & Kenneth Peter Mello Martha Jones Browne Judith Donahue McSharry * Brown * Margaret Meyer Gail Wells Buckingham Katherine Medeiros * Nancy Botelho Bryant Vincent Mitchell Phyllis Chiarenza Cabana Karen Cox Merchant Anne Byers Emmet Morrill Elizabeth Redfern Carr Maureen Camara Mesheau I Raymond Cabana Barbara Nole Myrtle Weldon Cartier Linda Low Messer Elinor Curtin Cameron Charles Notis * Barbara Wall Casaly * Michael & Nancy DeSouza Claire Childs Linda Petit Childs Monaghan Donna Desmond Clark Jane Nugent . Catherine Semeter Olive Jane Constant James & Carlene Carroll Jeannine Albernaz Conroy Michael Palladino David Corayer .. Moore Paula Cook Robert Petersen Stephen & Jeanne KWleClen Mildred Lindberg Morrison Elizabeth Bardsley Cordoza Jane Mather Peterson Corcoran Richard Morse Susan Collins Costigan Albert Petitpas Muriel Raiche Cote Joyce Jordan Napert Karl Crowell * Mary Ramos Pineau Cheryl Colson Cox Virginia Nolan Emalie O'Brien Cudworth Warren Preti Mary Craig Sandra Stone Oberacker Fred Cushing Lorna Warren Pruell Margarita Galateros Crowell Cynthia Cowles Olansky * Audrey Conger Darsch George Quadrino . Sheila McGiveron Dacey * Claire Heintz Olson Mary Vercollone Davidson David Raczkowski Lauren Daley Marilyn Page Frances Day Pauline Cormier Ramos Maureen Griffin D'Amico David & Mary Silva Paine Maurice & Lee Sullivan Linda Lerro Redman Adelaide Hamey Dapsauski Roger Payette . Desmarais Robert Revell Jacqueline Winik Destefano Denise COlliCY Punental Anne Wright Doane Karen Lucas Reynolds James Dickman Janice Ropolo Preti Andrea Nolan Donila Peter Rickard Linda Dumas Candace Paquette Preuss Doris Duggan Rebecca Ridgway * James Fagan * Kathleen Pacheco Proulx M. Terese Pattavina D'Urso Marion Riordan Valerie Enos Ferreira Frank Rapisardi Thomas Evans Gilbert Robbins Susan Nygren Flanagan Carleton & Diane Tarallo Cheryl Faris Linda Ireland Russell James Foley . Reed * Diane Pettey Finucci Nancy Rapoza Salamon Karen Montemaggl Tonya Benoit Revell Kenneth Fischer Helen Hargraves Santos Freyermuth Nancy Silvia Rose Suzanne Desmarais Flaherty Cynthia Smith Shearstone Cathryn Roth Gannon Sally Hobbs Ross Cynthia Vaughan Francis Barbara Fleming Shimkus Louise Gauthier Lyrme Batcheller Ryan Patrice Galvin Peter Silva Brian Gilligan * Christine Hathaway Saad Robert Gaspar Janet Smith Jean Gillis . Norman Shacochis Marylee Gilchrist Robert Smith Catherine Quinn Grondm Susan Vander Wyk Silva Pamela Messinger Eleanor Dooley Stapleton Mary Walker Hayes * Amelia Martins Silveira Giovannini Bruce Taylor Peter Hayhow Mary Murphy Simpson Laura Hayes Gobron Beverly Therrien Thomson Jane Appiani Heil Paul Stella, Jr. Richard Harlow Joan Haggerty Vasiliauskas Carol Heurlin-Connors Cynthia Martins-Verlin Stone David Harris, Jr. * Judith Smith Hickey Donor Honor Roll

Denise Tracey Stone Leo Fanning, Jr. * Julie Lafour Raposa Joseph Hartel Philip Sweeney Joseph & Linda Shepardson Peter & Marilia Spollet Rowe Anita Dubow Jamieson Susan Bryant Sweet Ferro * John Royce Helen Menzel Jillson Wayne Sylvester Deborah Flynn * Shirley Peterson SalU * Sheila Medeiros Johnson James Taylor Elizabeth Zanca Foley * Barbara Quinn Schuttenberg Arthur Kelley Kathleen Keras Teahan Joyce Bowser Fopiano * Leo Sciarappa Daniel Kennedy Karen Buschenfeldt Diane Friend * Betty Simon Thomas Kilduff Thompson Diane LaFond Furness * Deborah Joyce Smiili * Collette Valois Kimmel Walter Tomkiewicz Richard Gallagher * Jean Bonin Smith Ellen Burnham Knowlton Michael Valeri Earle & Susan Tomasik Christina Gilchrist St Martin Denise Turcotte Kochanski Jaan Veenpere Gidley * Stuart Stevens, Jr. Cynthia Perry Kosciak Kathleen Leary Vinson David Goldman * Marlene Suchy Paula Zajac Lambalot Cynthia Walsh Lydia Gonsalves * Margaret Sullivan-Monahan John Leone Kathryn Hayden Warish Richard Gonsalves, Jr. * Kathleen Cummings Tower Lois Lessard Frederick & Bonnie Holland Linda Gracia * James Tsika Darcy Landry Linnus Watson,ill Owen Graf * Donna Thompson Tufts Robert Loranger Frederick White Marcia Trudeau Grieves * Edward Van Cor Robert Lovett Stephen Wirzburger Edmund Hands Donald Ward Michael Lyon Lynne Briscoe Wisneski V Jill Coleman Herget Leon Weinstein V Nancy Zemaitis Mangano Donna Higgins Wyatt Peter Homen Mary Furbush Whalen Diane Neville Martin * Mary Ryder Zilonis Timotl1Y Jackson Mary McFarland White Joseph Martin Sharon Victorine Zurnpfe Joan Kelly Edwina Dyer Wood Jeanette Mavilia Beverly Bridgman McAleer 1970 Jean Johnson Kennedy 1971 Dennis Koczera * Barbara Burgoyne Herbert Aalpoel * Barbara Aalpoel * McClanahan Joanne MacGregor Ahern Paul Kosciak Barbara CarneyAlbaro Marie McDonald Lang Cailiy Brown McGrath Mary Ahlander Donna Archibald Linda Sinnott Merritt * Carol Anderson Gary Langenbach Cynthia Lord Arruda Sheila Maguire Leary Nicola & Susan Johnson Rachel Bates Ashton Peter Barney Micozzi, Jr. Thomas Athearn Herbert Lynch V Judith Barrowclough * James MacKay Susan Moss Helene Auger Sharon Fisher Bassett Martha Pye MuTholland Billie Smith Balashek * Joseph Martin * Peter Baurngartel Linda Cicchetti Martin Mary Murray Barbara Bellino Joseph Benedetti Anne McDonough Nocito Carol Araujo Belmarce Kathleen McCarthy Maureen Corcoran Bonner Mary Griffiili McCariliy Paul Nunes * Marsha Plonys Bergquist Marianne Scherben Brennan June Stetson Paduch Stephen Birdsall Maryellen Sheehan Robert Brinkley * McDermott Robert Pariseau * Mary Bosworth William Bristol, Sr. Robert Phelan Lynne Regula-Foster Bougas Elizabeili Donovan William Butler McGowan Gail Campbell Quinn Donna Roberts Brodeur Jean Riley Cassidy Deborah Halvorsen Ramos Carol Burr Thomas McPhee Sylvia Chariton Barbara Condlin Mellon Phyllis Reynolds Janet Woveris Caliri Marguerite Read Cheney Harry Rich * Jeanne Campbell Ann Zanga Mileris Nicholas Ciambella Fiona Miller Marsha Wilbur Richardson Gerald Caron Jean Ciborowski Sandra Pasalacqua Rizzo Stuart Carter * Susan Hildonen Miller Joseph Clancy Alva Mitchem Judith Barrowclough Rodkey Janice Collins Cartwright * Michael Cowdrey Carol Brown Rossetti Anthony Caruso * Linda Kevorkian Molleo Karen Crowe Nancy Collings Morse Patricia Doherty Ryan Janice Chase * Joanne Berrini Daley Pauline Chauvea-Poyant Peter Servis * Matthew Chauncey * Kent Darsch Teresa Delfanti Sharp Anna Child * Munroe Jane Mello Desmarais Kathleen Hill Nash Ellen Shea Linda Smerdon Condon * Sharon Mallar Donahue Margaret Sitarz Deborah Cranson * Marilyn Nutter Diane Rarus Drazek * Pamela Accomanda-McIsaac Diana Lincoln Stanley Timothy Cullinan * Kathleen Ducas James Stetson Robert Cutler, Jr. * adorn Ann duCille * Janice Atkinson O'Donnell Paula Sullivan * Janice Dayton * Janice Dunlevy Arnold Palladino Judith Sutcliffe Joseph Dizel, Jr. * Margaret McSolla Farmer Marie Poirier Palmer Barry Sylvia Mary Donahue * Henry Fortin Judith Haynes Thurston Barbara Schenck Dopart * Paulette Baker Paluga Janice Kisha Fountain Donna Pedro Parker Brian Tilley Kevin & Marjorie Nordman Suzanne Weiner Gamer Betty Trafton Dorney * Kailierine Kelley Pearson Kathryn Golden Constance Perkins Deborah White Trust Cynthia Dipietro Douglas * Doroiliy Miller Grosswendt Joseph Walker Cynthia Clifford Driscoll * James & Janice Gostanian Paul Guiney * Quinn * Irving Wasserstein Cheryl Peck Edgar * Raymond Harrington, Jr. Kathleen Watson

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Carin Tripp Wehrmeister Nancy Ek Hall * Kenneth Smith Paul DuCott Ralph & Susan Martel Helen Harrington William & Mary McCormick Lorraine Canty Dunnett Wilsack Susan Farrell-Lincoln Smith Brian Dunning * Joseph Wisniewski Horigan Douglas Somerville Patricia Kirkwood Esposito Barbara MacDonald Wo1freys * Donald Houghton Stephen Speropolous Mary Ahem Evans Ronald Zagaja * Rollene Pimentel Howard Diane Cloutier St. Laurent Christine Lussier Fagan * Roberta Zarrella Joanna Sobolewski Hunt Marie Blanchard Stringer Gail Cameron Fantegrossi 1972 Janice Gubala Irving Judith Sullivan William & Mary Murphy Joan Albanese Helen Leite Jackson Linda Robbins Tesauro Fitzgerald, Jr. Sheila Annis Dolores Jakaus Cynthia Saad Thayer Charles Francis, Jr. Maria Correnti Baldwin Angela Mucciarone Johnson Leonora Ramos Thomas Susan Higgins Fredette Peter Balzarini Dawn Munroe Johnson Anne Thompson Elaine French Deborah Von Dette Barrett Patricia Hawes Kirsch Edwin Thurston Fred Fullerton * Alice O'Brien Barrier Claire Lacerda Cynthia Williams Tinsley Stephen Furtado Patricia Hannon Begin Elizabeth Lavin Robert Tocci Lynne Mingola Galuska Deborah Ross Beresford Sandra Leonard Lawrence Barbara Lavoie Tomawski Richard Giordano * Elaine Cifelli Berry Susan Geary Lessoff * Peter Vadala Mary Gleghorn Susan Linton Best Ruth Letourneau Carol Bonham Vance Richard Gobi Gayle Bingham Joan Medeiros-Bleakney Paul Vecchi * MaryGolar- Ja-Ann Donovan Birdsall Livingston William Walker, Jr. Gerard Gould Donald Blackwell Susan Hanlon Lunn Richard Warnock Thomas Govoni Jane Bourbeau-Bendikse Marie Miller Lusk David Webster Louise Graham Bradford * Joseph Lynch Joel Weissman V Jane Masi Hall Peter Bradstreet Margaret Sullivan Cynthia Leite Woodard M. Dolores Davidson Hansen Nancy Olinto Brennan MacBarron Robert Woodman Linda Taubert Harper Maureen Kelly Burke Kevin MacCaffrie Sandra O'Brien Hart Barbara Moan Cangi Kathleen Contrada Maguire 1973 Denise Michaud Haskins Louise Williams-Mcgrath Patricia Wojcik Manchester B. Jayne Alexander Brenda Lima Herbeck Carberry Kathy Seablom Milan Paula Archibald Kathleen Smith Hockenberry Harold Card Sheila Doody Mitchell Denise Aronson Sharon Lauzon Howard Mary O'Neill Carey * Kathleen Monahan Sandra Szymczuk Avola Kathleen Corkery Iminski Barbara Carreiro John Moniz Joanne Stearns Bean Jane Rankin Johansen Nancy Batchelder Carreiro Carol Mullaly Linda Lapierre Beith Robert Johnston Jean Youlden Carroll Donna Naas Mutzenard James Berry Marion Durken Kade * Robert Cheverie Mary Howard Myers Arlene Blumenthal Ann Bohlin Knell Jean Weber Connelly Linda Potwin Nickelson Elizabeth Frank Breivogel Leo Kobs Philip & Janice Indorato Joanne Gaetani Norgaard Beverly Cyr Brown Janel Lafond-Paquin Conroy, Jr. Susan Reeves Noyes Jerome Burke * E. Galligan Lawson Donald Cosgrove Denise Janson Orzech Joan Burke Jeanne Leblanc Roxanne Leonardo Costa William & Joanne Ganga Richard Butler Gregory Lee Lynn Birtwhistle Cropper Panunzio Ellen Richardson Campbell M. Eileen Clark Lonergan Francis Cullen, Jr. Joan Nawazelski Paquette Patricia Carelli David Longland * Charles Dacey, Jr. Lynne Duseau Petitjean Barbara Spalluzzi Carvalho Jeffrey Lynch * Anne McGowan Dalton Ronald Petrin Racine Castaldo Virginia Bleiler Lynch Elizabeth Barcellos Danico Joseph & Cristine Hall Pfiel Kenneth Caulfield Mary Connelly MacDonald * Joan Darcy John & Mary Cummings Gail Caron & Roland Marie Fitting Mackiewicz Dorothy Davey Plouffe Chalifoux * Pauline Urban Madenjian Susan McCrillis de Aguiar Rogerio Ramos Dolores Dumas Charron Stephanie Mallory Joanne Cote Delaney John Randolph Jane Howard Clemons Elaine Martino Greg Dellorco Mary Reilly Pamela Devereaux Clift Robert McLaughlin David Dickinson Margaret Dobrowski Patricia Connors Carolyn Meier Linda DiPasqua Reynolds Donna Goodwin Coughlin Kathleen Masciarelli Mento Kathleen Conroy Entwistle Martha Gary Rheaume Bonnie Mann Cruz Joan Moore Jessie Fergusson Kathleen Creighton Ross Marcia Williams Cummings * Mary Mahoney Moynihan Stephanie Jepson Foley Marcia Malewicz Roy Ronald Dailey Cheryl Coash Nastri Dennis Gallagher Betty Bugbee Rust William Day Judy Bluemel Nigrelli Karen Goodwin Gannon Thomas Sanford Mary Delfanti Christine Lodi Nye Christine Gray Giddings Nancy Letourneau Sarzen Cecelia DeMarco Bemardine Gulliver Frances Rheaume Gilchrist Nancy Doyle Shemeth Susan Losciuto Dempsey O'Rourke Jane Crandall GobelI Bernadette Denardo Silva Louise Sibor Domingos Lucille Dumas Parkinson * Ellen Goldman Raymond Sinnott John Drady Sandra Fazio Pennington Patricia Smith Haddad Barbara Smith Joan Perrow Donor Honor Roll

Sherryl Winters Perry Anthony & Carol Landers Irene Potts Lynch Margaret Yanuskiewicz Dana Pickett Candito Rosemary Macek Baczek Susan Boucher Pieroni Ann Cappannari Scott Mackay Janice Jolicoeur Barris Elizabeth Perry Ponte * Kathryn Carney Dennis Mallinson Cynthia Barry Janet Allen Punis Gay Carpenter Colette Marcotte Roger Barzelay Ronald & Cynthia Lord Frank Caruso Diane Patsos Marks Daniel & Annette LaPlant Reardon John Celani Brenda Barek Martin * Beauregard * Susan Reed-Chambers Patricia Leduc Chapman Leslie Sherbino Mathes James Beith, Jr. Madeline Rego Reis Cheryl Clark Susan Donnelly Matheson Richard Bernazzani Nancy Hart Rendini Lee Coleman-Shea Linda Cohen McGowan Cinderella Berry Paul Rigby Jane Lennon Connolly Maryann Campbell Karen Berube Diane Letendre Ritchie Laurence & Viginia Haserlat McLaughlin Carl Blanchard Philip Robitaille Contrino Michael McNamara * Stephen Blomberg Constance Egan Rock Cheryl Small Cooke David McNeaney John Bradbury John Rust Judith Corayer Ann Pacheco Mello Joel & Barbara Hayden Butler Ronald Safer Cathleen Crawford Cripps Christine Mello * Ronald Campbell Joseph & Deborah Williams Denise Cuneo * Patricia Granger Misiuk Darlene Campos-Farrell Sarrey, Jr. Janet Bugbee Cushing Sheila Linehan Mousette * Thomas Caron Elizabeth Scanlon David & Donna Potenza Dahl Kathryn Murphy Judith Casey * Susan Chandley Scanlon Wendy Milne DaSilva Paul Murphy, Jr. Elaine Clement-Holbrook Mary Panaro Scott Dorothy Dean Anne Cardullo Nigra Martin Conceicao Elizabeth Seibold Carol Pimental Demello Dennis Oakman Thomas Coughlin * Diane Serras James Donatelli Kathleen O'Brien Cheryl Thompson Cox E. Mary Humphreys Shea Anne Dutra Christine Pelosi * Janis Brothers Creeger Christine Graham Sheehan William Feeney * Theresa Pratt * James & Maureen McClellan Michael Sheehan Mary-Ellen Miller Filosa Theodora Psilekaris Daley Joyce Sherman Elaine Fink-McAlice James Reedy Kathleen Daly Janice Smith Richard Florence * Karen Dembro Roy Patricia Kelleher De Garavilla Jeanne Cleary Smith George Fountas, Jr. Ruta Dambis Ruicis * Karen Irving Deady Charlene Barnett Steele Susan Paes Furtado Mary Pebler Ryan Mary Murray Delgado Janice Maselbas Sundell Dennis Gagne Christine Santoro * Barbara D'Entremont Sandra Taraskiewicz * Beverly Gaudet Faye Santos * Vincent Doliveira Patricia Taylor Robert Gay Pamela Gartland Seibert Patricia Quay Doverspike Joan Salamon Terra Angela Ralli Gerth * Deborah Cordell Sensenig Cynthia Eagar George Terzakis Susan Wood Giammalvo John Shea Charles Ellsworth William Thayer Kerin Proctor Gochis Grace Simmons Paula Fay Judith Rugg Tichnor Martha Cocoran Godfrey Bonnie Lagrotteria Smith Donna Spoor Ferreira Tobias Vasconcellos Kathleen Weir Gosselin Karen Hackett Smith Paula Nielsen Friski Karen Leccese Vinson Janice Curtin Govoni Teresa Doyle Smith V Joanne Gallant Sharon Silvia Walker Philip Greim * Paula Gouveia Soroka Linda Gay Virginia Burns Walkins Herbert Hamilton, Jr. Mary Teti Speropolous Melissa Bennett Gell Patricia Hawley Walls Robert Hazlett Jeanette Spinale * Suzanne Regula Gent Linda Detommaso Warnock John Hickey Jane St. Pierre * Ann O'Leary Gerald Theresa Kelly Warren Kathleen Germain Hill Deborah Mallard Stein * Stuart Glass Mark White Roxanne Fernandes Hilliard Kathryn Howe Stewart * Cynthia Bancroft Goodhile Mary Nicoletti Wiles * Marianne Horan * Harold Taylor, II * Mary Gouveia Joan Pariseau Woodbury Deborah Makinen Jackman Mary McPherson Tousignant * Joy Silver Greim * Debra Woodruff Linda Malcolm Jean Roberta Treinavicz Deborah Thistle Hall 1974 Frederick & Linda Colby Joseph Ventura .* Gregory Hall Kathleen Canary Almeida Jordan Linda Vitagliano Judith Ericson Hansmeyer Barbara Anzuoni Barbara Kelley * Veronica Galanek Wainwright Jeanne Hardman Cynthia Desantis Hatch ancy Latini Barron Josephine Koelsch Deborah Sperry Walters Paul Battistini Judith Ashmanskas Koelsch Mary Moore Welch Deborah Lefavor Hazlett Paula Cronin Beasley Richard Kozik Donna Tobin Wolohojian Julianne Guide Hennebury Rose Girard Bevis Deborah Sampson Lacey Vanessa Shaker Hennessey 1975 Kathleen Hall Higginbottom Laurie Blauss Bianchi Darlene Delano LaFrance Janet Ward Abraham Audrey ickerson Bohannon Kenneth Lagace MaryHill * Nancy Boisvert Adamczyk * Robert Holt Susan Munroe Boyle Gerald Lanneville Jane Greeno Altobelli Marlene Notarangelo Raymond Leach Joan Fasenello Hulme Patricia McDermott Anania Karen Miller Jackson Bradbury Barbara Delahanty Lee Catherine Auger Kathleen Reams Jagielski Carmella Vessella Burgio Donna Milani Luther * Judith Francario Aveni

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Richard Johnson * Lucille Nadeau Silva Robert Entel Hilda Fernandes Richard Jones Nancy McGuirk Silvia Thomas III Fahey, III Merdkhanian John Kinnear Ellin Hannon Smith Evelyn Ferioli Marguerite Trahan Miller Carol Morse Kosicki * Laurie Smith Daniel Ferreira Susan Galarneaux Mollica Gary LaFave Lee Smith Sherin O'Brien Ficarra Virginia Byrne Monaco Albert & Anne Collins Thomas St Thomas * Elizabeth Kreimer Finkelstein Janice Moraux LaFrance Rhonda Mason Stein Nancy Kipper Florence * Kathleen Morey Harriette Lapointe Ann Ronhock Stenfeldt John Foley James Mullen Karen Chabot Lavoie Maureen Shea Stetson Nancy Farrey Forsyth James Nicoletti Susan Donaldson Leddy Carol Dolan Suby Sally Borecki Furtado Jean Lacivita O'Brien Janet Brown Leonardo Susan Corey Taylor Heidi Burke Gervino Stephen O'Brien * Michael Levasseur Doris Thede Valerie Gill Debra Coose Page Barry Lew Terri Balduf Thornton William & Jean Carrol Neil Pare Gary Lincoln Evelyn Camara Tonelli * Giordano Ann Graney Paulson Paula Langelier Loftus Anastasia Troubalos Andrea Golden Albert & Patricia O'Brien Joan Lynch-Silver Patricia Mello Trudelle Sarah Hague Pietrantonio Patricia Estes Mathewson Barbara Urban Jeanne Coyne Hall Mark Poirier Sarah Willett Matlock Susan Peterson Vaille Nancy Mahoney Harris Stephen Prophet * Nancy Carnes Matos Ann Ventura David Hart Doreen Quintiliani Margaret McCormick * Michael Vieira Julie Wolge Hartman Kathleen Bohner Regan Mary McDonald David Walkins Mark Hayer * Ellenmarie Gallagher Rhone James McLaughlin Martha Glover Webb * Steven Hill Deborah O'Connor Robinson Lee Bogart McNeaney Juliana Walsh Westerheide James Hinds * Cynthia Stetson Rossini Peter McPhail Edna Hollander JohnRulJ 1976 Deborah Boles Ryan John McSharry * Cheryl Ferreira Abbott Peter Holt Jeanne Russell Menton Kathleen Harwood Caryn Higgins Sanson Patricia Arruda Abdelal Lee Reinhalter Scott Meredith Tewksbury Menton William Abraham Hutchinson Roy & Anne Cote Seitsinger Christine Laporte Messier Carol SimakauskasAl-Awadi * Christine Pelletier Johnson Michael Metcalf Michael Joy Janice Semple * Arthur Allanbrook Joseph Silvi Wayne Miller F. Robert Allison Terri Wainer-Taylor Junior John & Debra Purmont Patricia Moschella Kalicki Robert Smith Beth Lomasney Annino Kathleen Somerville Mulkeen Kathleen Holleran Arruda Norman Karahalis Nancy Buckley Mullen Gerard Kates David Staples Dolores Introne AuCoin Charles Stockbridge * Susan Shadbegian O'Donnell Judith Smith Battistini Elizabeth Keetley Kenneth & Theodora Tosches Lou-Anne Melchiionno Kelly Laurel Swanson Karen Beaulieu Stacey Wood Taylor Ottariano * Patricia Barron Beaver Marc Kerble * Jean Bisio Ouellette Jane Koziol Michael Tolivaisa Joan Zora Begin John Vercollone V' Paula & Joel Pointon David Beshara John LaCava Parnagian Patricia Landine ShelJey Visinho Kathleen McDeed Bessette Susan Livermore Wanner Robert Perkins Judith Bloomquist Suzanne Holden Leary Barbara Kukaustas-Stevens Philip LeFavor * Eileen McNamara West Dennis Bollea Susan Wetherbee Peterson Diane Gunther Brown Guy LeVan * Michael Phillippino, Jr. John & Gina Remal Lynch Elaine Figueiredo White Donald Buckley Susan Johnson Winroth Anne McGowan Priante Diane Sangermano Carney Lynn Lyons Shirley Pyne Constance Dwane David Wyrobek Michelle Sevigny Caruso Lorraine Xavier Deborah Querzoli Laurie Connolly Cash MacDonald Donna Neylon Quirk * Carol Cass Karen Gervais Maguire 1977 Michael & Virginia Spellman Maria Resendes Joseph & Ann Couture Dana & Debra Hauson Thomas Richard Clark III Maguire Almeida Howard Richman James Clithero Constance Bryan Mahoney Cynthia Pereira Alves Suzette Messier Riley Louise Colburn Paula Yale Maistrellis * Lee Atlas Rose Figueiredo-Hardim Ruel Jean Comita Deborah Roth Margarite John Balutis Shirley Carmody Rydell Janice Crowley Conroy Deborah Leaman Marston Doreen Barbara Bezanson Anthony Salerno * Laurindo Dagraca Nancy Perry Martin Deborah Price Boucher Jane Sauter Joseph DeCosta, Jr. Elisa Monteiro Martineu Judith Witkowski Boyle John & Donna Deyeso Linda Doherty Catherine Mason Peter Brockney * Schleicher Laureen Dolloff-Jasmin Jane McElwee * William Brown * Kerrie Sellars Nancy Packard Donnelly Dorothy McGann * Mary Buchanan Ann Shackelton Shanley Robert Doyle James McGowan Judith Tucker Buck Joan Sheedy Mary Duggan Karen Lindley McGue Mara Carey Daniel Sheehan Normand Dumas Priscilla Muehlen McGuire Edna Carroll Christina Zeuli Shewry Nancy Boyne Eldredge Nancy White McSharry * Linda Colonero Catusi Donor Honor Roll "

Vikki Smith Ciampa Mary Regan Jeffrey Entwhistle 1979 Maureen Foley Cooney Theresa Riordan Michelle Ferreira Angela Cartolano Andrews * Carol Carey Crossland Annette Zimmer Roberts Karen Delgizzi Fessenden Paul Banas Glenn Cryan * Linda Lynch Rondeau Robin Napolitan Fielding Dianne Baran Kathleen Coffey Daniels, Sr. * Judith Ryan Francesca Massaroni Forest Karen Boucher Batti Mary-Ellen D'Espinosa John Schnaible Maureen Baron Fuller * Diane Richards Belcher Mary Dire Dayna Bradbury Scribi Mary Gammon Thomas Benvie Robin Wallace Dix Barbara Sicovs Linda Tavares Garant Lynn Kolbeck Bessette Patricia Donovan Lorraine Simon Janet Trrrell Gassett Karen Hooper Boudreau William Dowd Maureen Crimlisk Smith Kim Henderson Gehrke Nancy Inman Brown Barbara Cicchetti Dunham Virginia Ciccolo Snell * Carole Smith Gerien Peter & Avis Horton Cannon Paul Eaves Lynn Solberg Mary Gillis Frederick Celeste Nancy Clifford Edwards Barbara Sullivan Denise Dukeman Leo Charron Donna Borges Entwhistle Ronald Sullivan, Jr. * Gottschalk Karen McFadyen Christofi Minty Silvia Farrissey George Sutherland, Jr. Linda Connolly Greenwood Barbara Cooke Nadine Fernandes Luke Sweeney G. Robin Gregory Ana Costa Gary Finch Helen TIbbo Francis Hagerty Alyce Crowell Florence Fitzhenry Richard Tonner, Jr. * Peter & Nancy Torrey John Davis * William Flaherty Marylou Gaudette Tremblay Hayes Paul Delaney Susan England Foley Paula Agnew Vercol1one + Judith Isaksen Elizabeth Teixeira Duff Catherine Fortier-Barnes Stephen Washkevich Ernest Johnson Eleanor Rego Dumas Robert Francis Douglas Young Timothy & Karen Ryan Robert Duquette Nancy Gentile 1978 Kane * Guy Evans Patricia Queenan Glynn Linda Abelli Daniel & Kathleen Dudley James Farrell, Jr. Julie Richards Goss * Lisa Morrison Adams Keating * Anne Fernandes James Grady Lauren Anderson Daryl Petkunas Kirby Brian Finnigan Susan Cardin Griffin Gail Anderson Archer Cheryl Laforge Nancy Berlinquet Glover Susan Hackney Carleton Atwood Susan Lawson * Antonio Gonsalves, Jr. Susan Guertin Hanson Jerre Austin Lisa Gorman Louttit * Stephen Gray Michael Hatch Lynn Bachman Thomas Luby Glenn Guenard Michelle Hallamore Rita Howes Jeffrey Blaisdell John MacFarlane Stephen Jennings Carol Bolduc * John Maclaren * Gary Haskell * Carol Wolf Jones David Bousquet Barbara Wilson Maffeo * Edward Hayes Nancy Sowersby LaCava Kenneth Bowers Gary Marrese Jon Henriksen Kathleen Insero LaFlamme Alice Byrne Boyle Barbara Benson McNamara Timothy Hickey Virginia Landers Catherine Santoro Breen Kathleen Rivers Millard Marianne Boland Howard Mary Lawson Steven Briggs MaryJane Muel10 Mary Johnson Nancy Pothier Leblanc Linda Brouillette Frank Nackel Jeanmarie Kent Joyce Sandra Barreiro Ledvina Deborah Dempsey Brown * Shauna Davey Nute Gregory Kasabian Barbara Tobin Lennon Janice Urbano Brown Debra Galarneaux O'Neil Steven Kellerman Barbara Lightizer Doris Butchard Sheila Fraga Perry Robert Kirschner W. Jeffrey Lord Marybeth Carney Diane Minnehan Peterson Patricia O'Halloran Kucharski Steven Maclean Eloise Machado Carrier Robert Pineault Ruth LaBonte Linda Quintiliani Barbara Lashley Anthony Maistrellis * James Catelli Karen Malloy Anne McAdamas Chochrek Sandra Ross Stephen Linhares * Marie Beaulieu Manning Louis Cifelli Marguerite Simons Barbara Cawlina Luby Judy Boyajian Manoogian Barbara Ibbitson Cimorelli Cheryl Findlay Smalley Chester Luther * Robert Mansur Janet Kelly Clifford Jennifer Smith Joanne Flynn MacFarlane Joan Eaton Martin Kevin Cooney Phillip Souza * Michael MacHardy Michael McCabe \7 Mary Todd Costello Cheryl St. Onge * John Marshall Linda DiSalbio McNeilly Eliza Santos Couture Thomas Stein Theresa Maurer-Isaacson Carol Misiewicz * Andrea Montanari Crook Judy Arthur Sullivan Kevin & Karen Alperin Mary Papile Murray Marguerite Dalton David & Jill McGuire McCarthy Elizabeth Ward Normand Douglas Daniels, Sr. * Swanton Ronald McGann Kathryn O'Connor Edmund Delgado Marilyn Norris Trainor Susan Hayes Messner David Oliveira * Stephanie Valis Delvecchio Robert Tucker Kenneth Mierzykowski * Susan O'Reilly George DeMarco, Jr. * Jeffrey Tuller Douglas Mildram Eleanor Bradford Osborne Donna DeStefano Daniel Vieira Kathleen Martin Morrison Wayne Perry Robert Devido Angela Piccolo White Susan Serino Morrison Nancy Peterson Gail Jordan Donahue Joyce Army Yarrow Gary Muello Frances Reddington Pamela Elliott, Jr. Elaine Zollo Susan Horne Murphy

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Cheryl Nelson Paula Hutch Emino Diane Shaw Thomas Karen Giribaldi McKenna Helen owak Richard England, Jr. Deborah Tokarz-Cordeiro Daniel McNulty Gerard Oakman John Erickson Joan Towne Kathleen McSweeney ancy DiCroce O'Connor William Erwin Lynne Hogan Walsh Sharon Mendonca Mary Ouellette John Franceschini, Jr. Robert Whitaker, III Dana & Kathy Mohler-Faria Robert Reardon Joyce Francis, Jr. Carol MacLeod Whiting Gina Ferron Muccio, III Cynthia Regan Patricia Dedian Gaudet Michael Young Kevin Mulkern Anne Viveiros Rider Robert & ora Kenny Glynn Kenneth Zaval Ronald Murphy * Dennis & Lisa Battaglino Sharleen Goguen Diane Calderone Zerafa Marjorie Perry Rodrigues Joseph Gonsalves * Mary Pessa Maureen Graney * 1981 Louis & Cynthia Booth Carol Robert Rossi Christina Allen Linda Proulx Sands Brian Gregg Ricciardi V' Cynthia Bertoncini Guimond Deborah Araujo Marisa Ciolfi Roche Linda Crocker Saunders * Rita Austin Joshua Hamilton * Salvatore Scola Leslie Scott-Lysan * Andrew & Valerie Lynch Steven Seminerio, Jr. Richard Harwood * Susan Shallman David Hickey Bagas Maryellen Sheehan Karin Ganga Sheppard Keith Benoit Allison Hill Evelyn Sloan Charles Benziger, Jr. Janice Engel Silvani Edythe Songini-Sweeney Sally Hopfner Frederick Spencer Jeannette Irving Cynthia Bertoncini Edward Soulliere, Jr. Margaret Brickley Priscilla arpin Staples Thomas Staples Linda Joy Daniel & Julie Glauben Elaine Kambegian Merrill Bryant Sullivan Elizabeth Sullivan-Veit Rose Buck Martha Randell Sullivan Mary Swiatek James Kane * Mary-Carol Sousa Cate Diane Kearns Anna Thomas Anne Thorpe Carol Coletta Christina Conlon Lafferty & Patricia Hart Tierney Louise Burke Cote Joseph Maryann McCarthy Martha Adie Wagner Carol Lamb * Verria, Jr. * Edward Cunningham Terry Crowell Warner Brenda Murray Wall Joseph Leary Deborah Davis-Rousseau Diane Cahill LeDuc James Wells, Jr. Daniel Dickinson Judith Smith Whitham Molly Morrison Lesniak Robert Wilson Carla Tripp Wieners Joan MacIsaac Dirninico Aurelia Merrill Worton William Lunsford, Jr. Richard Maggiani John & Susan Deslauriers 1982 Jeannette Wynne Ditullio Gary Ackerman * Patricia McCracken Kathleen Cronan Agostinelli M. Scott McDonald Leanne Kohl Dowd 1980 Michael Doyle Gregory Aker George Mikitarian, Jr. * Michael Alexander William & Ann Dunn Adami Karen Main Moore Susan Burt Feinberg Frederick Adams Joanne Flaherty Pamela Kenny Arrighi Francis III Muccio, III Paul Auger Pamela Alvares David Mulligan Susan Laflamme Ford Patricia Ambrose Kathryn Forrester Carol Baldwin Betty-Ann Costa Mullins Frank Barbuto Richard Auger Ramona Nichols Elizabeth Foster Kathy Andrade Baldwin Darryl Gifford Michelle Beaulieu-Solomon Judith Bugeau Nickley * Mary Luca Benoit Marilyn Nichols Barrington Susan Hebert O'Brien Michele Giroux Marilyn Beal Mary Hennessy Gray Albert Buitenhuys Janet Ziff Perkins Cynthia Eames Conley Vicky Haskell Bearce Ann Pernice Mary Harrild Therese Bennett Jeffrey Hawkins Kathleen Cullen Leslie Perreault Ann Dawson Maureen Lynch Burke * Louise Lamontagne Poirier Karen Bevis Healy Donna Jacobson Butler James Hennigan Mary Noonan De Angelo * Dyan Gale Pozzo Martha Maher Deprez Brenda Cannon David Pratt Janet Horkey Esta Uditsky Jacobs Joan Dowling Patricia Carroll-Souza Joan Pucillo Sara Hoague Cassin Tracy Jellows Victoria McMann DuBois Lee Thayer Quinn Donna Eddy Paul Clifford Diane Lombardo Racine Donna Johnson Robert & Sharon McNamara Mary Sullivan Johnson Judith Eddy Sean Reddington Christine Spangler Evans Collins Jean Andre Remillard Robert Josselyn Anthony Costello Karen Kelley Lynn Haffner Feingold Joseph Resmini Jo Gaines, Sr. Robert Cote Brian Salvaggio * Patricia Mulkern Kelliher David Crawford Robert Kroon * Michael & Ruth Grace Gary Sethares Gosselin Mary Murphy Cuevas Stephen Sheppard Robin Georges Krowchun Suzanne Hamel LaBombard Gerald Griffin ancy Brady Cunningham Lisa Price Silva Margaret Gray Curtis Doreen Langer Jonathan Hobill Paula Sindoni Georgia Joyce Margaret Cormier Daly Maureen Soutter Robert Leary Cynthia Danahey-Correia Elaine Levesque Corrine Stanga Kalaijian Christopher Sullivan Suzanne Silveira Lefevre Maryellen Cannata Dickinson Judith Sullivan Pauline MacDonald Long Maryann Peabody Dineen Barbara McGuire Manning Jennifer Sheppard Loftus Frances Sylvester Lisa Lundy Leo Donoghue Christopher Tacelli Jody Peterson Marshall Joseph McDonald, Jr. William Lynch, Jr. Donor Honor Roll

Mary MacCaffrie John Holt, Jr. Mary Carlesi Francis Denise Cahill Robert MacKinnon Theresa Mcneil Ivanoski Norman George Alison Campbell Tracey Parker Martineau Paul Jean Peter George Cynthia Carey Anne Meade Evelyn Jimenez Donald Gibson Daniel Clifford, Jr. Charles Mendes Deborah Cuhna Kasabian Pamela Gould Darlene Varney Cogliandro Mary Mikita Sandra Kostka Brenda Green William Crosby Timothy & Carol Campisi Debra Kramer Laurie Carr Green Mary Mattoli Dorgan Millerick Judith Cabana Lally Michael Healy Alison Doucette Allan Moniz Nancy Rogers laRiviere Judith Henry Margy Drew Jane Norton Mulvihill Patricia Robinson Machado Steven Howes Richard Dubee,Jr Cynthia Harnais Murphy * Edward McDonough Janice Monaco Hoyt Kerri Fay Eck Kathleen Kendzierski Nash Maria Schouten Moniz Kathleen Hubsch Donna Procopio Ferris Michael Nickley * Joyce Moore Albert Inglesi Susan Fitzpatrick Jack Nicolas Richard Morse Marguerite Jacinto * Gregory Froio, II Kelli O'Brien-McKinnon Brenda Murphy Constance James Doreen Gale-Joly John & Susan Atwood O'Day Paula Nargi Howard Karass William Geary Robert & Dorothy Lawler Paul Nelson Valerie Kroon Mallori Hole George Pearl Carolyn O'Neil-Smith Priscilla Gorman Lane Timothy Green Richard Pizzuto Mary O'Toole Suzanne Basalik Lillie Paul Grenier Mary Santos Marc Pelletier Rosemary Litwinczuk Margaret Guiney Nancy Swansburg Sexton Jeffrey Perry Christine Lortie Judith Hall Kathleen Simonds Paul Prado Sandra Maccaferri Daniel Harold Elisabeth Brewer Strachan Jeanne Puopolo-Chan Pamela Mahoney-Pacheco Norma Harrington June Strojny Ronald Rezzani, Jr. Joanna Marchand James Hassan Carole Sullivan David Robichaud * Lauretta Maslanka Stephen Hughes Joan Walkey Priscilla Rutherford Sandra Morrow-Cabral Dean Johnson Suzanne Fulton Wasil Mary Sperandio Elizabeth Williams Myra Pamela Paquette Lapides Tracey Breault White John Strachan Elizabeth White Pepin Jill Fields Lazzeri * Susan Zecchini Donna Swift John Perreira Wendi Stewart Levine 1983 Beverly Temple Karen DeSista Phelan Audrey Little Karen Reddington Thompson Koula Photiou Deborah Lynch Richard Agostinelli Mary Pereira Toulan Laura Sullivan Bradley Sandra Amoling Prado Amy Marcus I Marie Pizzano Trudel Deborah Quinn Heidi Hinds Marotta Marilyn Browne Phyllis Warren * Stephan Burke Michael Raia Vera Marshall Robin Watkins Matthew Robinson George McCarron William Cain Robert Wood Cheryl Lumb Caira Brian Rogan * Patrick McGlynn * Maura McGowan Yanosick Peter Michael Jane Smith Callahan * Jean Prall Rosolino * * Frederick & Carrie Kulick 1984 Diane Cole Ross Brian Moore Debra Morrell-Woodard Clark - Kathleen Coombs Argo Miriam Rubin Nancy Clay Steven Baillargeon Karen Silvia Marguerite Mullaney David Cogliandro Laura Menz Bartel Cynthia Skowyra Arlene O'Donnell Robert Colangeli ­ Laurie Bamford Bibby John Snyder Marilyn Geloran Ogle Margaret Keith Colligan Karen Emery Callahan Susan Seminerio Strakus Sean O'Malley * Laurie Silva Correia Amy McDonald Campbell Cheryl Studley Pamela O'Neil Michael Couture Karen Hoffman Campbell Cynthia Webber Svoboda Laurie Irvin Padula Karen Croteau Janemari Roy Chateauvert Christine Openshaw Melissa White Penney Mary Lambalot DeGrazia William & Luanne Leroux Tempesta Judie Ferraro Polcari Mary Dunn-Miner Cheney Lisa Thibeault Janice Proc Kathleen Channell Elie Maria Tobin Colangeli ­ Carol Connolly Trulio Patricia Mullins Rapoza Ruth Almeida Fairburn Donna Garanito Davis Catherine Farina Venditti Nancy Richardson Shirley Gagne Sheila De Bettencourt Debbie Johnson Voorhees Letitia Riel Linda Glynn Joanne Delaney Sandra Wright Wettergreen Lisa Rodericks Libby Whitman Judith Brandt Rolt Michael & Donna Ditullio Sheila McDermott Delaney Grugnale David Dion Kathryn Young June Roy-Martin Joan McGrath Harold Sandra Donnelly 1985 Donald Schloth Roberta Harvey Lucy Driscoll Catherine Baker Christopher Sheedy Terri Sparrow Hebert Roberta Dunn Judith Bardfield Judith Stuart Cara Brady Henderson Margaret Hill Fahy Jill Barres Shaun Vitello Candace Hergenrother Mary Flanagan Steven Berardino Kevin Whalen Roberta Hobaica Colleen Flood Margaret Bouchard Daniel Whitham John & Laura Coviello Hoey Diane Forrnisani Jeffrey Brigham

Altilollgllll'e IW1'e takell great care to clleck tile /lallles listed, //0 slIcll!i,t call be pelfect. If we Iltwe lIIad1'ertClltly omitted or lIIis,pelled YOllr /W/lle, we apolog/:e. Please let liS kl101l' so tllat we call1llake tile lIecessary correctio/ls to ollr records. (onectio/ls will be pllblislled III tile lIext Bridgelmter Maga:llle. Donor Honor Roll

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1986 Paul Bonitto Louis Ghelfi Paul Gatanti, Jr. Rhonda Costa Ackerman * Linda MacGillvray Bosworth Anne Gibbons Patrick Hurley Alice Aguiar Kathryn Brunquell Christine Gibney Heather McCleery Joyner Thomas Armand Robert Carroll Gertrude Haddad Denise Discepolo Kiley Kevin & Jean Egan Belanger Margaret Hanlon Connolly John Hayes Gerald Labelle Janice Bourne Joy Fessler Cox * Leslie Hickey Paul Leuchte Michael Boutin Theresa Moore Cronin Jane Hogan Karen Mott Locke Laura Donahue Brady Jon Dahlborg Kelly Mahoney Holland F. Scott Longo Mary-ann Bridgwood Gina Gallerani Karen Deveau Jacobs Alan Lydiard Terrell Cote-Vizard Albert Gardner Barry Lamkin Gyneth McGarvey Nancy Austin Crehan Pauline Giabbai Elizabeth Larkin Mary Mortensen Robert Crossman * Rick Giuliotti Dennis Leahy * Kathryn Hannaford Nogueira Timothy Crowley Dianne Gomes Jeanne Douglas Mahanna * Claudette O'Connor Elizabeth Deasy Michael Goyetch Sharyn Solomon Malnati Christopher Patota Kevin Dwyer Thomas Griffin Jodie Caffrey March John Phelps Joyce Fleck Kevin Kindregan * Stephen Marland Timothy Philpott Suzanne Barrett Galvin Elizabeth Ladas Linda McArdle Richard Rao * Bernadette Morrissey Golas Gary Larsen Paul McShane Barbara Day Reynolds J. Scott Graham Charles Lemieux, Jr. Patrick Morin Susan Moxley Riley Darlene Ferullo Hall Laura Levenson Lobar Kristin Johnson Nicolas Amy Mclaughlin Marcia Hall Kimberly Lussier Susan Bailey Oliveria Roginielewicz Rosa Hall Joan Machado Karan Parkin Alisa Safley-Deavilla • Leslie Greenwood Halnen David Mason Rita Kelly Pastore Jeanne Bernier Sarno Jo-anne Hays Ann Davis Miranda Joan Garrity Pozerski Robert Savery * Mary Hunter Tracy Smith Moroni Brian Rettman Kevin Sawyer Michael Keegan, III Kathleen Mulligan Nancy Parkinson Robbins Janet Spinney * Pamela Kelley * Rosemarie Paliotto Laurinda Dasilva Ryan Barbara Swartz Timothy Killion Brenda Pereira Lori Carreiro Silveira Matthew Taylor Laurie Sheehan Lundergan Christopher Phinney Joseph & Linda Walenti St. Stephen Walsh Virginia Jesse Machado Gregg Poillucci * Laurent * John Washington David MacKenzie Robert Quist Karen Callahan Stacey Bethanne Welch Russell MacMillan, Jr. Lydia Riker Elizabeth Longo Sweeney Tracey Rivers Mallory LindaRinta Sarah Vannozzi 1990 Donna Medeiros Janet Rogerson Maryann Ryan Zayka Christine Howard Ashman Lisa Morano Lori Babikian Rooney * David Baker Mark Nora 1989 Kelly Bettencourt Janet Nugent Sherman Lisa Goddard Aleixo Donna Veinot O'Malley * Mark Bossi Sara Marciniec Unger Lynn Perron & Darryl Aviza JoAnne Petrie Dale Boyle Susan Pickering 1988 Judy Barry * Debra Willis Bry Donna Luz Pierce Jean Bailey Nancy Leger Bernier John Burns, III Elizabeth Boland John Pozerski Amy Barton Jane Taris Cafferty Debra Priddle Amy Kolbeck Blanchard Brenda Hyland Boudreau Emma Christiansen Licia Smith Rando Judith Sargent Bradley, Jr. Kellie Moran Bresnehan Catanzaro Craig Carey Laura Harvey Romanelli Karen Bryer Thomas Chamberlin Shawn Ryan Mona McNamara Burns, III Ellen Caron Sandra Christoun Meredith Schuft Kathleen Buschenfeldt Elizabeth Cole Daniel Correia Matthew & Rachel Shannon Martha Hoeh Sigel Alfred Calk Judith Crowley Sandra Smith Mary Casey Collins Deborah Curran Paula Hubert Como Brian Spears Stephen Chapman Kevin Cusack Frances Stoddard Christopher Clark Elaine Naegelin Crowley William Egan Lisa Leonardo Davol Sean-Patrick Sullivan * Susan Whitaker Clark Karen Modano Fahey Deborah Folkes DeGregorio Dorothy Thayer Jacqueline Menard Connolly Susan Perry Faria Nancy Williams Linda Coulter Michael Deyoung Janet Favreau Nancy Craig * Joann Mattos Dilley Polly Field 1987 Cynthia Crandlemere Michael Dooley Sheila Valicenti Finnegan Ann Jeannette Adelsberger Daniel Darcy * Paul & Lisa Parrish Duffy Patricia Johnson Foley Wayne Anderson Cheryl Decastro Lisa Elliott Richard Fontaine, Jr. Francis Ardita Angela Disharoom Marci Skiddell Elman Elfrieda Gershman Shirley Baer Thomas Doyle Sheryl Erikson Earlene Gordon * Richard Bagg Barbara Kowalczyk Emerson Michael Feltman Cheryl Gorgone Maureen Joyce Barrett Michele Farrell Carmela Ferioli Carmela Grasso Lauren Bina Lynn Fraga Garcia Kathleen Fuller Craig Hall Donor Honor Roll

James Harrington Dana Garlick Kathy Booth Lisa Cardinal Ryan Joyce Hayes Nancy Gedraitis Keith Bourdon Paul Sanford Jeanne Heaton Brian Glavin Deborah Brightman Laura Stanton Scaplen Kristine Stoddard Hunter Patricia Gunnarson Christine Brown Asif Shahabuddin Lori Morales Jerrier Anthony Gutierrez Anthony Capozzi Christopher Simpson Maryellen Kelleher Kenneth Hayes Mary Carlson Kristina Sletner Janet Kelley John Healey Gail Castell Andrea Sullivan Thomas Kelley, Jr. * Patricia Hoban Matthew Clark Sally Thornton Michelle Kelty-Keppler Michael Homer, Jr. Julie Comeau Georgina Valante Jeffrey Kinsherf Pamela Hunter Deirdre Confar Dawn Ventura Frances Lafleur Andrea Jackson-Miller Sean Connor Richard Weinl10ld Elizabeth Walsh Lambert Michael Jerrier Karen Hynes Coughlin Karen Pacheco Winsper Suzanne Lowell Christopher Joyce Richard Crossman Deborah Woessner Cynthia A Manning Catherine Karl Steven Crovello Linda Zentz Kevin Manning Claire Karvonen Michel Daigle Jean Mattila Susan LaCamera 1993 Phyllis Delaney Renata Medeiros Aragao Kathleen Doyle McCormack Paul Lambert Gina DiCarlo Vincent Armstrong Mark Miller Jeffrey & Sheila Wilcox Lane * Nancy Dourian Ellen Carreia Baker Kathleen Kelley Naples Brenda Lawton Maureen Drake Robin Adams Barton Jorge Neves Jeffrey Driscoll * Jane Le * Eleanor Beard Kristin Norton Donald Lemonde Karen Fillmore Stephen Bettencourt Christopher O'Halloran Jennifer MacMurray Anne-Marie Fitzgerald John Boorack Lynn-Ann Palmieri Allison MacPhadden Sean Flaherty Peter Boucher Jean Proctor Elizabeth Lagasse Marchand Shelley Glassman Marie Burtt Laurie Dunham Protano Dina Marchetti Esther Glynn Lorraine Carrozza Cynthia Randall Anthony Mavilia Francis Goode John Casey Lynne Reinhalter Janet McAndrew James Greene Barbara Chamberlain Daniel Rezendes Renee Mclnnes Marie Madden Griffin Jodi Collins Elizabeth Daley Riley James Mello Jennifer Guzikowski Christopher Comeau Sandra Rivet Anne Metzger-Johnson Marianne Hajder James Connors ShonServis Christine Otenti Lynda Harjula Kathrine Constant-Knowles Melissa Ainslie Shea Elisa Ouellette Julianne Clark Hathaway Regina Regina Cotter * James Smith Phyllis Parker Kelly Hollis Christine Crossman Lisa Orlandello Stokes Christopher Perra Vallery Imbault Michael Crum Lorraine Perrault Jennie Strojny Karen Johnson Mary Donahoe Jacqueline Ware Michael Perry Cheryl Kaufman Kimberly Dragoo Cathleen Warren John Quinlan James Kelley Marylou Dtmbar Jeffrey Zaveloff Dianne Carter Regan John Kowalski Laura Eagle 1991 Teresa Roberts Michael Lagace Christine Ednie Kristina Rota Kathleen Lavin Linda Alexander Michael Ferris Barbara Schultz Sharon Ledo Kathleen Audette Jeffrey Forbes Laura Meuse Sebastyn Charles Bata Lisa Blackman Lowe Katy Gallagher Claire Smith Anna Asselin Bibeau Thomas Lucey Lauren Sandguedolce Kelly Cyr Stapleton Linda Marganian Janet Bornstein Garozzo Beth Boucher Mary Tessier Deborah Marshall Denise Gaudette Deborah Tetrault Robert Bry Virginia Marshall Susan Green Michael Tummino Jacqueline Buckley Judithe Mason Jennifer Reagan Greene Veronica Jordan Burke Todd Tyer Stephen Mason Michelle Hartigan Maurice Veiga Richard Conroy Carolyn Maybruck Kimberly Hebert Judith Vieno Carele Mayer Joseph Coughlin Margaret Hoffman Robin Young Volpone Valerie McKay Michael & Kelly Chase Cox Julie Hunt Janet Yaitanes Michael Merrihew Susan Fregeau Daddario Courtney Jones Thomas & Claire McCarthy Tara Dolan Morano Barbara Darling Amy Jope Zaya Renee Desrosiers Denise Murphy Michelle Keating Richard Nelson Louise Kent Devine 1992 Erin Lane Michelle MacKay Doyle Raymond Agius Charles Neudorfer Andrea McGinn Lavin Karen Nickerson Marie Farrar Lisa Aguiar Dora Melo Leandres Margherita Fay Leanne Avakian Richard Ouellette Sondra Wiksten Lennon Gerard Flaherty Nancy Rich Averill * Deborah Pacheco Caitlin McColley Loftis Linette Villegas Rao * Kathleen Moore Flaherty Paul Babinski Judy Lopes Joseph Foglietta Wendy Bellew Geoffrey Reynolds Susan Lynch Kerri Robinson Denise Fronius Todd Bello David Mallen

Although ({'e llili'e take/l grcat tan' to chcck thc /laIllCS listcd, /l0 such hst call be perfect. If we llili'e lIladi'ertelltly olllitted 01' IIllsspcllcd your /laIIlC, wc apologo'. Plcasc Ict us kllow -0 that wc call lIIakc the Ilecessary corrcctiolls to our records. CorrectlOlls ({'III be pubhshcd ill thc Ilcrt Bndgc({'atcr Maga:illc. Donor Honor Roll

Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 ,. Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members •

Paul Mallory Joaquim DeOliveira Mark & Sara Colaneri Doreen Sullivan Jennifer Hoffman Manning Lauren Egizio Bonneau Tracey Sutcliffe Mary Marshall Albert Ferreira Rachael Bryte Heather Sutherland Jennifer Bolduc Mastera Thomas Hicks Gregory Campia Daniel Sweeney Kathleen McCormack James Joly Lisa Bennett Carroll Matthew Maderos 1997 Doreen McGregor Sandra Ciavattieri Stephen Benjamin Stephen Margarite Cheryl McMillan Brian Ciulla Karen Thompson Bousquet Roseanne Ouellette Laura McSweeney Janie Cohen John Doyle Robin Roberts Stephen Messina Andrew Cooney Kimberly Doyle Pamela Miller Derrell Wood Seth Cranston Jeffrey Farrell Mark Mohan Brant Cruz Mary O'Keefe Foley TImothy Monaghan ... 1995 Mary Adams Danielle DeFusco Jill Gerrish Darin Morano Julie LaMarca Bilodeau Grace-Marie Dessert Brian Girard Joseph Moynihan Michelle Blanchette Denise Fleming Lauren Godes James Munise Carol Borsari Jeffrey Francis Carol Godfrey Jeffrey O'Connor Joanne Bosse Margaret Morgan Frostholm Cari-Ann Graffeo Yvette Frotten Susan Parkinson Denise Breault Ann Harper Nancy Pelletier Jennifer Brown Jo-Ann Giordano Catherine Santos Hassett Andrew Pike Joanne Shay Medici Buttner Kerry Gonsalves Vincent Hayward Catherine Pizzuto Debra McCue Crossman Margot Greenwald Deborah Johnstone Robin Shanks Reed Sandra Winso Dushame Amy Gunville Christopher Jones Julie Rivers Katherine Foshay Eaton Anita Hadley Mark LaPointe Heather Weldon Ross Julie Fitzpatrick Matthew Hagan Brian Lavery Margaret Ross Christopher Fleming Melissa Hamel Roger Limoges Grace Grace Rudolph ... Christine Goss Flynn James Holland, Jr. Lynn McDonald Mills ... Cheryl Sethares James Fuller Annie Satterfield Holman Claudia Andrade Neault Marie Small Catherine Hicks Patricia Ingalls Pamela Parsons - David Smith Susan Gula Howard Penny Jones Henry Perry Ann Souza Stephen Johnson John Kulibaba Keri Jean Reardon Brendan Stack Sean Kennedy Sharon Clemons LePorte Linda Fogg Smith Beverly Steele Brian Lacasse Beverley Maling Kerri Topham Debra Stone Debra Paul Leahy'" Karl Marsiglio Cheryl Vickers Deborah Stonefield Glenn Marzelli Daniel Mattos Wayne Weikel Jeanne Sullivan Lisa McGourty Gail McNamara Jerusha White Lynne Theroux Teresa Sharland McLaughlan Susan Menchin Catherine Welch Wrobel Joanne Smith Turnrnino Martin Miserandino ... James Mitchell Michael Varao Edward Peter Jennifer O'Dowd 1998 Kurt & Jennifer Amaral Elizabeth Barron Otenti Faye Blanchard Deborah Politano Rogerson Kandra Connors Walker Derek Salamone Robert Pessin James Foley Rosemarie Walsh-Cardin David Sweeney Chad Rapoza Elizabeth White Susan Robbins Mary Galvin Judith Thomas Lyn-SuOtto Donna Donna Whitney'" Lyn Trosky ParnieRoy Diane Woodside Jennifer Ryan Jason Robichaud Beth Viscardi Robert Sebastyn Judi Hirschberg Zoldan Eric Wescott Karen Waldron Saltzman Armando Santo Cheryl Skarinka 1994 1996 Robyn Smith Susan Adams Sean Soares Laura Becker Kimberly Sorrento Steven Stares Renita Fernandez Casey James Bleakney Alfred Yebba Annmarie Harren Clarke ... Karen Akiyama Stenborg Kathy Salisbury Blunck Deirdre Sullivan

Graduate Alumni By Class Year

1952 1956 1958 Ruth Pousi Ollila Robert Danstedt Guy D'Amelio Mark Dittarni Nelson Rebello John Holt Neil Fitzgerald Jacob Rennert 1954 Anthony Minnichelli Virginia Mehegan Wessing Albert Boucher Maryan Nowak Mary Carvalho 1957 1959 1960 Charles Kent K.Adams Ethel Fishman Berman 1955 Eugene Franciosi ... Manuel Cabral ... Alphee LaFlamme Donald Burling Francis Gunville David Harvey .' Donor Honor Roll

Frederic Hodges 1967 John Ladouceur Elaine Goldstein Robert Jones * Gail Zeiba Brookings Jean Larkin Janet Miller Marion Kent Basil Cronin Dolores McLaughlin * A.Diane Moran Patricia Borges Lincoln Frances Leach Peter Moran, Jr. * Joanne Russell John Newell, Jr. Richard Lizotte William Price Harvey Varnet Laura McLeod * Deborah ROYCroft 1961 Richard Thorne, Jr. 1978 Joseph Ambers 1968 Patricia Warren Carlson Henry Fanning, Jr. * Gerald Allman 1974 Arma Davis John Liberman Louis Ashley Claire Amiot Claude Desilva Alan Lindsay Thomas Clegg Betty Chelmow Lillian Juzukonis Robert McCarthy Paul Gaines, Sr. RenaCyr Barbara Kelly Margaret Phinney Wayne Karlson Matthew Delaney, III Maureen Watters Priscilla Wilkins Richard Long Thomas Frizzell Patricia Zifcak 1962 Alice O'Malley Roberta Gesner 1979 Charlotte Gilmore Doris Ballantine Richard Gamble * 1969 Patricia Munro John Garrigan Carolyn Johansson Robert Bradley, Jr. Harold Lundberg Simone Parent-Meyer Lou Gorman * Carol Kenney Marie Rasche Sara Russo LaMonica Roger Smith Mary Selfridge Long * Maureen Rugo Kathleen MacDonald * Dorothy Lopes 1970 Stanley Saladyga, Jr. Michael Sansone John Aylmer * Robert & Mary Slawson * Judith Souza Carolyn Nerbonne Speeckaert * George Shediack Joseph Bono Sandra Souza Richard Smith Anthony Dire Kristine Tempinski * Glenn Ward Phyllis Whitehead * Roberta Smith-Sullivan * Carol Karafotis Laura Yuille Edwin Weaver Gloria Proulx Morrissette 1980 Mary Siemers 1975 Glen Anderson * 1963 Grace Bednarz Ruth Bill Carole Clough * 1971 Virginia Penney Burbine Sally Champa Colarusso * Frances Guay Paul Anthony John Ghublikian Mary Cherry Hathaway Dorris Berger Robert Costa * Donna Collins Lima Bernard Dupuis * Margaret Keohane * Mary Brown Trudy Miller Mason Kingsbury Marilyn Canfield Celeste Malinowski * Kenneth Moore Kathryn Cornell Nadeau * James O'Donnell Thomas Hoye Robert Putnam Rosemary Tierney * Gertrude O'Connor Helen Pratt * Ellen Quinn Marian Spencer * • 1964 McFarland-Martenson Pamela Ritch Gordon Waring Susie Thombs Bates John Mullaly Deborah Mulhern Tuck Dorothy Bonnar Annis Thompson Remsen Ethel Winokoor 1981 Louis Falcone Paul Seeley, Jr. Patricia Baylor Margaret Urquiola Marquis Marcia Stevens 1976 Mary Boucher Madeline Korelitz Tisch Marta Aleman Susan Gallitano 1965 Susan Trafton Peter Avitabile Catherine Belleville Holbrook Hope Atkinson Bernard Bendiksen Henry Lamb, Jr. * Gail Barry 1972 Joseph Capone Susan O'Connell Louis Bitar Robert Chisholm David Consalvi Dwight Cook Lois Scammon Jeanne Levesque-Souza Robert Doyle * Judith Wessling Bonneau Peter Dahlborg Clara Ferguson John Cummings Winifred Frongillo Robert Foster 1982 Robert Faria Betty Gilson Patricia Hager Dennis Azevedo David Gavigan Jacqueline Hansen Elizabeth Irwin Nancy Guilford Sandra Littlefield Grybauskas * Frederic Hemmila Elizabeth Lamphier George Gurley * Anthony Gulinello David Jakub Donna Lumpkin Leona llowitz Peter Huston Celeste Jones John Magner, Jr. Charleine Yarletts Jardin William Keating * Joan Golden McDermott Charles Martin Candyce Moore-Walters Patricia Martin Robert Powers Elvoid Mayers Barbara St Laurent David Matthews Leslye Ribeiro Geraldine Walsh 1983 Diane Deltano O'Leary Richard Teto Janet Belanger Kenneth Peirce, Jr. 1973 1977 Diane Finn 1966 Arm Childs Carol Burton Timothy Hassett-Salley Ramona Adler Pauline Donoghue Gay Encarnacao Karen Marden Smith Gerald Beals Richard Donovan Edward Fopiano 1984 Elizabeth Harrington Cole Stella Finnesgard Hult Jean Garrity-Bednarski Alice Altfillisch Earle Dorothy Reynolds Warren Kelson Luanne Gilbert Judith Jackson Rena Zipeto Shea

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Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 V' Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members 411

Jacquelyn Furman Victoria Megias-Batista Martha Pirone 1985 Kathleen Sears Karen Danielson Carol Godfrey Linda Nanos Carol Lucas 1990 Susan St. Germain Nancy Sayle Flynn Dawn Sullivan Margaret O'Neill Rosemary Moreau 1986 Thomas Pileski Linda Sullivan Diane Hart Rosina Robinson Diane Silvia 1991 1992 1987 EdwinAndersen 1988 Robyn Derito Patricia Dexter Patricia Costa John Burns Mildred DiGiovanni Donald Franke Patricia Harnm Cynthia Moses Harlow Diana McGee Carol Donovan Denise Lamoureux * Nancy Pearson Margaret Fraser Mary McKinnon Elizabeth McGann David Pepin

Parents

Frederick Adams '80 Edward Barnard Alicia Andruk Boucher '54 James Caruso Stephen Afflerbach Gary Barnes Deborah Price Boucher '77 Jean Riley Cassidy '71 Carolyn Ahem Steven Barnum Mary Boudreau Thomas Caulfield Donald Albertine George Barrett Wayne Boufford Richard Cawley Stephen Aleksandrowicz John Barrett Donald Brabants * Carl Cerullo Patricia Altieri Linda Barry Daniel Bradley Walter Chaffee William Alves Jean Barter Susan Bradley David Chandler Ernest Ames Deirdre Bartlett William Bradley Karen Chandler Warren Ames Ralph Bastable David Branco Stephen Chandler Patricia McDermott Kathleen Bayer Raymond Braz '69. Douglas Chetwynde Anania '75 John Beattie Barbara Raposo Brennan '66 Michael Chevalier Carolyn Anderson Patricia Hannon Begin '72 Joseph Brennan Albert Chianese Linnea Anderson Charles Beilke Benjamin Briggs Donald Childs Antonino Andrade Kevin Bellavance William Brimer Ronald Chiodo Dennis Andre Russell Bellico Philip Britto RobertChisholm'72 Donna Andrews James Belzarian John Bronhard Daniel Chitwood Linda Berghaus Andrews '69 Marie-Angela Benoit Janet Brooks Philip Chouinard Mark Andrews Dale Bent Gwendolyn Brown Ralph Chreiman Vanessa Andrews Robert Beresford Lawrence Brown Gary Chretien Gary Andries Walter Berger Joseph '54 & Joan Robert Christ John Anestis Mary-Kayte Bergeron Shaughnessy '52 Bruno Susan Christopher Lawrence Angell Kathleen Bergman Diane Buckley Carleton Churbuck Timothy Angell Mary Berman Sheila Buckley Francis Ciliberto Peter '69 & Barbara Beall '69 Robert Bickford Anne & Albert '82 Buitenhuys Joseph Cimmino Anti Marie Bijoux Linda Burns Paul Cinelli Frank Antifonario Roger Bilodeau Joyce Burrows Shannon Cinque George Antonetti Douglas Black Martin Butler Luis Clara William Antunes Robert Blackburn William Butler '71 Joseph '76 & Ann Couture '76 Lois Arena Kevin Blake Cidalia Cabral Clark III Nancy Arena Lawrence Blake Donna Cabral Stephen Clarke Charles Artesani Philip Blanchard PaulCaeran Rita Clasby Peter Asacker Dennis Blandin Susan Cain Thomas Cleary AlanAspden Keith Bloomrose Debra Camarda Charles Clement Antonio Attardi Anthony Bognanno D. Campbell Norman Cleveland Albert Augustyniak Audrey Nickerson James Carley Kenneth Clive Kenneth Avila Bohannon '74 James Carr Richard Close C.Azinger Jody Bonaparte James Carr Daniel Cobb Maureen Chase Baird '63 * Antoinette Bonham Peter Carrier Catherine Coffey Anne Baker Maureen Corcoran Bonner '71 Kathleen Carroll Bradford Cohenno Theodore Baker Lisa Boone James Carter Peter Colantuoni Jose Ballester Arthur Booth * Paul Carty William Colclough Laura Banion Christopher Botelho Susan Caruolo Paula Comeau John Banks Paul Botelho Ernest Caruso Martin Conceicao '75 Donor Honor Roll

Edward Condon Donald Deluca Joseph Faria Marylee Gilchrist '68 Paul Connaughton William DeLucca William Faria James Gill James Connelly Sally Dempsey Deanne Farino Wilfred Gill John Connolly Timothy Denahy Ronald Farland Paul Ginnetty Joseph Connolly John DeNaples Henry Farnham Norman Giovanniani Paul Connors Robert Depathy Mary Farnham James Gizzi Robert Conquest James DeRosa Daniel Farnkoff Kevin Glynn David Consalvi '76 Gerard Deschenes, Sr. David Farrell David Goldman '70 Charles Cook Joseph Desrosiers Mark Feldman Kristine Gomes Linda Cook Leslie Destrampe John Fellini Robert Gomes Sue Cook Philip Devlin Helder Fernandes Jose Gonsalves Paula Cooley Robert DeWitt Thomas Ferrara Felix Gonzalez Richard Copes Michael DiCarlo Joseph Ferrari Bruce Gordon William Corey Susan Dieterle Joseph Ferraro Richard Gordon Ralph Cormier Phillip DiFalco Joan Ferreira Michael Gorman Wayne Correia Arthur Digan June Fiore Christine Goulski Patrick Corrigan Deborah DiGregorio Albert Fiorini Thomas '73 & Janice Curtin Alan Costa John Dillingham Wesley Fisher '74 Govoni Ronald Costello Warren Dillon Paul Flanagan Judith Grace David Cote Mary Dillow Joseph Flynn Robert Grace Maurice Cote Richard Dion Philip Flynn Beverly Graham Peter Cote Roland Dion Robert Flynn Christie Grande Steven Couchon Susan Dionne Stacey Fontana William Grant Susan Cournoyer Fred Dittrich George Ford Ann Gredler Stephen Couture Heidi Dobbins Stuart Forman Elaine Greene Richard Craig Rochelle Dodge Paulo Fortes Leonard Gregory Barbara Credo Edith Doenges Thomas Fortunato Thomas Griffin Cathleen Crawford Arthur Dolan James Foster Edith Groves Cripps '74 Judy Domingos Mildred Franzen John Guest Jean Crocker Sandra Donnelly '84 Cleo Fredette Ronald Guilmette Patrick Cronin Andrea Donovan George Freeman Mary Gunther Kenneth Crowell Michael Donovan Jose Frias Edward Gurnon Marie Crownover Robert Dorsey '61 William Fritz Stephen Hackett * Arthur Cuellar Mark Doucette Ronald Fuller Joanne Hahn Dudley Cunningham Robert Doucette Luther Fulton * John Haines Daniel Curran Virginia Doucette Charles Furgason Robert Hakala John Curran George Douglas Terri Furlong Deborah Thistle Hall '75 Julie Curran Marvin Douglas Mark Gabelhart Aleta Halliday Richard Cushing John Dowling Sandra Gabus Herbert Hamilton John Dalessio Robert Dowling Teresa Oliveira Gaffney '63 Theodore Hancock Gwendolyn Daley Deborah Doyen Alfred Gagne * Janice Hannify Peter Daley Gerald Doyle Sara Ganz William Hannon Robert Daley Clyde Dugas Stephen Garcia Chris Harlow Douglas Dalton Daniel Dunn Kenneth Gardner Deborah Harlow Margaret Daniel Alan Dyer Scott Gardner Linda Taubert Harper '73 David Daniels Anne Dzierzak Steven Garnett Raymond Harrison William Darling Christine Easton-Woodcock Lorraine Garrant John Hartnett Alan Davis David Eaton Lorraine Gately Dennis Hartwell Daniel Davis James Edwards Ronald Gately Herbert Hatch Steven De Costa Varnam Elliott George Gates Kathy Hayden Dale De Wispelaere Donald Ellis Edythe Gaudette Alfred Hebert Orlando DeAbreu Gary Ernken J. Gauvin Roger Hendrix Jo Dean-Squillante Michael Enos Robert Gava Kathleen Henehan Maureen Decker Steven Erickson David Gelinas William Herndon Alison DeConto Michael Fallis Theresa Stolarz Geribo '65 Kathleen Hall Beat Degen Kenneth Fallon * Pauline Giabbai '87 Higginbottom '75 John Delano Joseph Fanelli * Frances Rheaume Gilchrist Patricia Higgins Linda DelLolio Deborah Faria '72 Franklin Rile

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Linda Hill Daniel Kelly Louis Lemieux * John Mattos Thomas Hill James Kelly Robert Lenoci Charles Mawn Virginia Hinchcliffe James Kelly Todd Leslie Michael Maxourffi Martha Hinckley Johnathan Kelly Brian Lesperance Sandra Maycock D. Hippensteele Oliver Kelly Geraldine Levesque Robert McAllister Masayuki Hirose Richard Kelly Patricia Libby Patricia McCarrier Stephen Hogarty William Kennefick Janet Liebman Thomas McCarthy Leo Holland Alan '66 & Joan Cleary '62 Sharon Lincoln Lorraine McCartin Robert Holm Kenney William Lindsey Richard McCormack Beverly Holman Brian Kenney Joseph Linehan James McDonald Wayne Holt OhKeong Joseph Lisa Kenneth McDonald Gerald Holtzman Gerald Keough * John Litchfield William McDonald Joseph Horgan Tom Keough Robert Lizine Robert McDougall Lonnie Houghton * Kevin Kilcoyne * Judith Logan Maurice McElroy Derek Huer Terrell Kiley Nunzio LoRusso Richard McFarland Robert Huether John Kilroy David Loudon David McGinn Alvin Huff David King Robert Lownds * James McGowan Michael'65 & Donna Rita Kingsley Robert Luck David McGrath Chateauneuf Hughes * William Kiniry James Lyons Thomas McGrath Tom Hurlebaus Susan Kinney Glenn Maccaferri Doreen McGregor '93 Kenneth Hurst Richard Kirby * Robert MacDonald Janis McGue Leroy Hutchinson Charles Kleekampn Stephen MacDonald Paul McKenney Susan Hutchinson David Klotzbach Karen Macedo Charles McKinnies Janice Iafrate Nina Knowlton Lynn Mack Diane McLaughlin Kathleen Iannazzo Susan Kolckars Douglas MacKinnon Maureen McLaughlin Jeanne Iavarone Stanley Koska Michael Macomber Elizabeth Hall McMahon '63 Carmen Igreja Nickolaos Kotsianas William Madden John McMorrow Alphonse Imbriglio Alan Koufos Mary Maguire Thomas McNaught Kathleen Corkery Iminski '73 Kenneth Krushas Robert Maguire Janet McNulty Ellen Jackson Laura Kutil Rita Mahoney Alan McPhee Robert Jackson Robert Kwash Donna Malomo Paul Meade Pamela Jacques '94 Charles Labonte Francis Maloney Stephen Meade John Jaecklein John '76 & Nancy Sowersby James Maloney John Medeiros Jean Janvier '77 LaCava Joyce Maloney Manuel Medeiros Kenneth Jenkins Deborah Sampson Lacey '74 Robert Maltais Victoria Megias-Batista '88 Theresa Jenkins Gerard LaFleur Barbara Manganiello AnnMell Susan Jeunesse Norman LaFleur Daniel Mara John Mendonca Leif Johannessen Kenneth Lagace '74 Mark Maraglia Thomas Mercadante Elizabeth Johnson Thomas Lagg Robert Marchand John Meyer Melvyn Johnson Sergio Lalli Roman Marcinkiewicz Donald Miller Philip Johnson Carol Lamb Cynthia Marcotte James Miller Charles Jolliffe Rene Lamontagne Jane Marden Kenneth Miller Stephen Jones Raymond Landry Arnold Marder Robert Miller Rose Joseph Kenneth Lang David Mariani Thomas Mitchell Thomas Kamataris Leslie Langer * Joann Mark Robert Modini Robert Karcz * Susan Langway Debora Marocccio Francis & Susan Carell '66 Paul Kasper Robert Lavita Francis Marochino Molla Robert'69 & Gail Gariepy'69 William Lawless Joseph Martin Joseph Monast Kass Kenneth Leary Richard Martin Ivo Monteiro Michael Keady Lynne Leary William Martin Joan Montiero-DeGrace Bernard Kearney Phyllis Leavitt Donald Martinelli Thomas Moore Kathleen Keefe Phyllis Leavitt Thomas Martini A. Moreau Marie Schortmann Keefe '68 Nancy Pothier Leblanc '77 John Martino John Moriarty Sandra Keefe Timothy LedDuke Manuel Martins Melvin Morris James Keegan William Lee Carol Masotta Courtland Morse Edward Keene Edward Leeds Leslie Sherbino Mathes '74 Christina Moschella Daniel Kelliher Barbara Lefavor Patricia Estes Mathewson '75 Delrose Mowatt Dean Kelliher Manuel Leiter William Mathieu Marion Higgins Mugford '50 * P. Kelliher Christine Lemay Francis Mathurin James Mulcahy Donor Honor Roll

Martha Pye Mulholland 71 John Parsons * Richard Riebe Carol Silvia Mary Mullahy Timothy Pasvolsky Paul Riendeau Joyce Simard Louise Mullen Beverly Peatridge Leonard Riley Paulo Simoes William Mulroy Timothy Peel Chanel Riopelle Francis Simonds Pauline Chauvea-Poyant Stephen Peirce Danielle Riopelle Joseph Sirignano Munroe 70 Philip Percy Deborah Rioux Stephen Sirois Mary Murphy Angelo Perna Robert Rioux Stephen Sirrico Daniel Murray Debra Perrin Mary Ristaino Martin Skehill Joseph Murray Kelly Perry KunoRitval Sylvia Slater Frank Muscato * Domenico Petrella Sandra Pasalacqua Rizzo '71 Paul Smart Edmond Nadeau Elena Petrucci James Roach Arthur Smith Linda Nahas Michael Pettine Gilbert Robbins '68 Cynthia Smith John Nasuti John Phaneuf * Thomas Rocha Harry Smith John Navickas Joseph Piccone CiroRomano Janet Smith Richard Nelson Byron Pickering Frank Rondinelli Michael Smith Abdu Nessralla * Catherine Pierce James Rourke Richard Smith Nancy Nevin John Pietras Donald Roy William Smith Leslie Newell Sandra Pipczynski John Royce 70 William Smith Ruth Nicholas William Plourde Anthony Rufo Antonio Soares Donald Nickerson Celine Poirier Walter Rusinoski Joseph Souto John Nickerson Susan Poole Philip Russo Donald Souza Diane Nielsen Donald Porter Cheryl Rust Maria Sova Edward Noonan Stephen Poulos Pamela Ryan Nicholas Spada Richard Noonan Francis Powers Rebecca Ryan William Sparks Barry Novoson Paula Powers Ronald Sacchetti Paul Spera William Nowlin Richard Powers John Sacco Elizabeth Spyridonidis Rondal Noyes JeanPoyau DonnaSaia Mary St. Germain Antonio Nunes William 73 & Carol Neville Joseph Salamon Raymond St. ()nge Albertc)bernesser '66 Price Nancy Rapoza Salamon '68 Lynda St. Peter Majorie C)'Brien Dana Pringle AlexanderSalipante Rachael Stack I Carolyn C)'Connor Joel Prives Margaret Sanborn John Stanovitch Kevin C)'Connor Harry Prohaska Caryn Higgins Sanson 76 June Starr Virginia C)'Connor Frank Protano Jose Santiago John Steele Michael C)'Donnell Raymond Prych Susan Santos David Steen Thomas C)'Donnell John Pulit Donald Sarkady Joyce Pombo Stella '66 James C)'Keefe Stephen Quaglia William Scafidi Demetrius Stellakis Leo C)'Leary Patrick Quatromini Jack Schneider Alexander Stetkevych Regina c)liveira Deborah Quinn '84 John Schneider Jeffrey Stiefel Brian c)llerhead Donald Quinn Robert Schober Thomas Stoughton Carolyn C)'Reilly Kathryn Quinn Leonard Schulhaus William Strachan Barbarann C)rmonde Jacqueline Rapisardi Gerald Scott Gail Struzziero Eugene C)rsogna ElioRaposo Stephen Sedgwick Eugene & Angela Malia '67 Deborah ()sgood Manuel Raposo Kerrie Sellars 75 Stull Robert C)shry George Ratcliffe Mary Sexton Agnes Sullivan Dennis C)verzat John Raynor Peter Seymour Michael Sullivan Robert ()wens Stephen Reale Joan Shahdan Susan Sullivan C. C)xford James Reardon John Shaughnessy William Sullivan Jan Pairn Kevin Reardon Judy Shaughnessy George Summers JoPaiva Eileen Regan Susan Shea Paul Surette Domenic Palmieri Joseph Frazier '67 & Linda Jean Sheffer AlanSutkus Richard Palumbo Frazier '67 Reilly John Sheldon Jean Sweeney Theodore Panagiotopoulos Maryruth Reilly Joyce Sherman Lisa Sweeney Carlos Pang Thomas Reilly Christina Zeuli Shewry 75 Nadine Sweeney Carla Paparella William Rejsek Gary Shulman Edward Swindelles Rebecca Paradis Donna Reynolds Barbara Sicovs '77 Charles Sylvester Joseph Pardo Harry Rich 71 * Juris Sietins Marcia Sylvia Enrico Parisi SylVia Richards Briolanja Silva Thomas Talbot Sandra Park Robert Richardson David Silva Frank Tavano Marigrace Parker Stephen Richardson Ronald Silveira Richardo Tavares

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Giving President's Circle $5,000 and above. Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 \7 Century Club $100 - $ 499· Clubs Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999 • Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999 - Deceased Members •

Kenneth Teebagy Douglas Uhlman Kevin Waldron Deborah Williams Milagros Tejeda Ian Ullathorne Carole Wallace Janeth Williams Theodore Tetreault Charles Ulrnschneider Clement Walsh Robert Williams Gary Thomas James Valdes Virginia Walsh Hansel Williamson Dennis Thompson Carol Bonham Vance '72 Jean Ward Paul Wilson Thomas Thurbide * Martin Varley Phyllis Warren '83 * Robert Wilson Michael Thurman Francisco Vasconcelos A. Wauchope James Winsor Richard Tierney Rui Vasques David Wayman Robert Winter Robert Tinkham Euricles Veiga Paul Weare John Winters Michael Tobin Francis Vicino Gayle Webber George Wolfenden Larry Tocci Robert Vicino Michael Welsh Catherine Workman Robert Tonucci Gary Vickery Judith Wessling '81 Charles Worrick James Tormey Charles Vidoli Chipman Westhaver Lorraine Xavier '76 John Tormey Joseph Vincent Donald Whelihan Carolyn Pinkham-Gaudette Richard Torres '67 Lori Vine David White Young'63 Joyce Tosti Anthony Visconti Kathleen White Robert Young John Tousignant Shelley Visinho '76 Michael White Nancy Corcoran Yucius '65 Richard Trager Liberal Viveiros Richard White Jose Yurrita Frank Trainor Thomas Vivenzio Vernon White Thomas Zarnagni Richard Trottier Kerry Wade Suzanne Zajac Whitehead '68 Nancy Zanolini Deborah White Trust '71 Mary Wagner Robert Whitfield Berge Zerdelian Vincent Tull Bruce Wakelin David Wiley GeorgeZine Wayne Tupper Deborah Walcott Eleanor Wilfert Evelyn Zion Faculty/Staff and Emeriti Faculty

Walter Adamson Eva Gaffney * Candace Maguire * E. Rossi Alice Aguiar '86 Paul '68 & Jo '82 Gaines, Sr. Marian Marra Brian Salvaggio '80 * Tracy Baldrate '64 * Joseph Giannini Peter Mazzaferro * Steven Sanders - John Bardo Burton Goldman '51 Mary McKinnon '91 Henry '49 & Leola Waters Robert Barnett * Regina Gross Frederick Meier '34 • * Santos * David Carlson John & Ann '97 Harper Charlotte Michaud Helena Santos Nancy Clay '83 Pauline Harrington Dana '81 & Kathy Mohler- Margaret Sheibley Ann Coakley * Virginia Jewett Hogg '60­ Faria William Smith William Cole Catherine Belleville David Morwick'64 Peggy Smith Alan Comedy * Holbrook '81 Shaheen Mozaffar Carl Smith Dwight Cook '72 Joseph Huber - James Munise '93 Johanne Smith * Richard & Ellen Cost * Mary Moore Jarvis '39 + Francis Murphy Doris Sprague '34 Carolyn Cramer Frances Jeffries * William Murphy '63 * Linda Fisher Stafford '66 James Cummings * Ian Johnstone Marian Nelson '56 Donna Stanton Patricia Cunningham John '62 & Martha Kathleen Nerney Reed Stewart Henry Daley '58 Drinkwater '64 Jones * Joanne Newcombe Nancy Street William Davis ­ MargaretJoyce '56 Charles Nickerson David Sudhalter Judith Deckers Tracey Keif Patricia O'Brien Robert Sutherland David Deep David Kemple Joseph Pagano * Mary Lou Thornburg * Victor DeSantis Kerry Kerber Pamela Parsons '97 ­ Adrian Tmsley + Wayne Dickinson Christopher Kirkey Avis Patten Frederick Tirrell V. James DiNardo '39 + Margery Kranyik Nancy Paxcia-Bibbins Bonnie Troupe '92 Carleton Donchess Michael & Carol Wilusz '69 Wayne Phillips '62 * Kristine Vidal Sandra Fairnan-Silva Kryzanek James Plotner '67 Robert Ward '63 Henry Fanning, Jr. '61 * Sylvia Larson Barbara Poe'Sepp '40 George Weygand '53 • Mercer Fellouris Rebecca Leavitt * Michelle Poirier Debra Whitaker Nancy Ferguson * Thomas Lee '62 Lois Poule * Lynette Willett * Carmela Ferioli '89 Robert Lemos '50 Jean Grant Prendergast '50 * Nancy Witherell Ruth Parent Fitzpatrick '63 Howard London * Maxine Rawlins Clifford Wood '60 * Mary Fuller Kathryn Lusteg Laurence Richards * Linda Wright Marilyn Hayden Furlong '56 Ann Lydecker - Adrian Rondileau • Mary Ryder '69 & Joseph '63 Zilonis Donor Honor Roll ,/

Friends

Cynthia Brannan * John Danehy * Gordon Lupien. Helen Rizzo - Sandra Cushman Elisabeth Davis. Eleanore MacCurdy • Sally Ryan • Michael Casper Hugh Dunlap ­ Walter Margicin J. Schmiedel * Paul Ciamillo Mary Earle John McCarthy * Julian Stein * Bernard Cohen ­ John Fitzgerald ­ Frank McCourt ­ William Sun • Suzan Cole • Leslie Hathaway Jean McLean Carl Sylvester * Donna Colecchia John Hoy * Edward O'Donoghue Catherine Vautrinot Rebecca Cordeiro JenrUferJefUlil1gs Bidhin Patel Paul Ventura * David Coveney ­ Virginia Johnson * Daryll Perron Donald White Scott Cullen * Judith Kiernan * Mark Peters - Kenneth Wolford Deidre Curley * Diane Koocher Anne Davis Peterson ­ NancyYee. Mark Cuttle • Gail Leftwich Joseph Quinn * Richard Zeoli -

Corporations, Foundations and Matching Gifts ofo Denotes Matching Gift Company

3M Company ofo Conventures Haywood Boynton & Morgan Stanley Dean ADPofo Davis Educational Williams, Inc. Witter ofo Allstate Insurance Foundation Heart of Taunton Motorola Corporation ofo Companyofo Delta Air Lines Foundation ofo Hercules Incorporated ofo Nellie Mae ofo American Home Products Dow Jones & Co., Inc. ofo Holyoke Mutual Insurance New England Power ofo Corporation ofo Dunkin Donuts Company in Salem ofo New York Times Co. ofo American Optical Eastern Enterprises Icon On Hold Inc. Corporation ofo Foundation ofo International Business Papa Gino's,Inc. Ameritech Foundation ofo Eaton Vance Management ofo Machines Corp. ofo Partylite Arnica Mutual Insurance EMagine Communications JMPerrone Peaceful Meadows Ice Cream, CO.ofo Engelhard Corporation ofo Jack Conway & Company, Inc. • Amberg Insurance Enterprise Inc. Pfizer ofo Avedis Zildjian Company Envirotech James S. Castagnozzi Polaroid Foundation ofo Ball Corporation ofo Estabrook & Chamberlain Memorial Fund PPG Industries Foundation ofo BankBoston ofo Insurance John and Sonia Lingos Family PricewaterhouseCoopers Bay State Gas Company Exxon Corporation ofo Foundation LLPofo Bedford Street Realty Trust Factory Mutual System ofo Lawyers Title Insurance R. J. Gabriel Construction Co., Bell Atlantic ofo FDI Medical/Fitness Corp. ofo Inc. Black Diamond Limo, Inc. Distributors, Inc. Lucini Motor Sales Raytheon Company ofo Board Of Higher Education ofo Fidelity Investments ofo M/A-COM Charitable Reader's Digest Association, Boston Edison ofo First Trust FinanciaI,Inc. Foundation ofo Inc. ofo Bridgewater Communications First Virginia Bank ofo Marsh & McLennan Rock Village Candle Bridgewater Savings Bank Fleet National Bank ofo Companies,Inc. ofo Company Bridgewater State College Follett College Stores Massachusetts State College Rockland Trust Company Class of 1956 Corporation Building Authority Rotary Club Of Hyannis Bristol County Savings Bank Ford Motor Company ofo MatteI, Inc. ofo SBCEmPACofo Brockton Credit Union Foxboro Company, The ofo May Department Stores Co. ofo Shaw's Supermarkets, Inc. BSC Department of Social Freedom Capital McDermott Ventures,LLC Shields Health Care Group Work Management Company Merck Company L.p. Burger King of Bridgewater Gary Oman, PC Foundation ofo Shoolman Family Trust CAM HVAC & Construction, General Electric Company ofo Metro South Chamber of Sodexho Marriott Services Inc. Georgia Pacific Commerce South Shore Savings Cardinal Cushing Golf Classic Corporation ofo MFS Fund Distributors, Southern New England Carol Mulloy Cuttle Gillette Company ofo Inc. ofo Telephone ofo Foundation,Inc. Globe Manufacturing Moakley Re-election St. Vincent Hospital­ Chevron Corporation ofo Company Committee Worcester, MA ofo Colgate - Palmolive GTE Corporation ofo Moberg Roofing Company Staples Companyofo

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Memorial and Honorary Gifts

In Memory of Dr. Simon H. Doris Goyetche '51 David Carlson Charlotte Michaud Moore Marie Larrey Johnson '50 Nancy Clay '83 Dana & Kathy '81 Mohler- David & Rose Coveney Ethel Waters Korotsky '51 Alan Comedy Faria Joan Dohery Lafrance '50 Dwight '72 & Joyce Cook David Morwick '64 In Memory of Dr. Thomas J. Rhoda Leonard & Edmund Richard & Ellen Cost Francis Murphy Daley Linehan '50 Robert Crouch '67 Joanne Newcombe William Barrar '51 Madeleine McDonald '51 Walter Deady '94 Charles Nickerson Mary Hart Cogan '51 Claire Peach McHugh '51 Judith Deckers Joseph Pagano Martha Cummings '51 Ann Cordingly Murphy '51 David & Judith Deep Avis Patten Margaret Hart Foley '51 Lorraine Rossi '51 Mary Murray 75 & James Plotner '67 Audrey Rosha Gough '51 Harriet Royce '51 Edmund 78 Delgado Maxine Rawlins Ann Cordingly Murphy '51 Rita Loughlin Scudder 'SO Wayne & Marjorie Burrell Laurence & Jane Richards Lorraine Rossi '51 Dickinson Helena Santos Chester Smolski '51 In Memory of Mrs. Carol M. V. James & Norene Margaret Sheibley Alberta McAdams Tolin '51 Zerofsky DiNardo '39 William & Jadwiga Smith John '62 & Martha Carleton Donchess Johanne Smith In Memory of Louise Drinkwater '64 Jones Ruth Farrar Peggy Smith LaGrasta Mercer Fellouris Marian Spencer '80 Bernard Cohen In Memory of Mrs. Carol Nancy Ferguson Reed Stewart Swanson Fallon Paul Finn Nancy Street In Memory of Minnie L. Susan Losciuto Mary Fuller Robert Sutherland Hodgate Dempsey '73 Joseph Giannini Mary-Lou Thornburg Lois Pickering Virginia Jewett Hogg '60 Adrian Tinsley In Memory of Mrs. Johnson Mary Moore Jarvis '39 George '53 & Beatrice In Memory of Mr. Charles A. PaulReny Frances Jeffries Weygand Shaw Ian & Ruth Johnstone Debra Whitaker Walter Margicin In Memory of Mrs. Lucille Martha Drinkwater '64 & Donald White H. Thomas John '62 Jones Donna Whitney '93 In Memory of Mr. Michael Eleanor Fulton'41 Kerry & Merry Kerber Nancy Witherell Rizzo Margery Kranyik Linda Wright Paul Ciarnillo In Memory of Roger Mahan Gail Leftwich Mary Ryder '69 & Joseph Virginia Jewett & Ronald Howard London '63 Zilonis In Memory of Anthony Hogg'60 Kathryn Lusteg Peters Ann Lydecker In Honor of Edward C. BSC Class of 1956 In Honor of Guy Clifford Marian Marra Swenson Robert Cote Dorothy McGann 76 Arthur Cullati '58 In Memory of Mrs. Barbara Elizabeth McGann '88 Anne LaCambria In Honor of Marilyn Barry, Owen & Patricia McGowan In Honor of Mr. Paul L. Joanne Ferguson Brooks '51 Henry Fanning & Tom Mary McKinnon '91 Gaines, Sr. Marie Quirk Cheney '51 Walsh Frederick • & Louise Stephen Prophet 76 Martha Cummings '51 John & Deborah Bardo Meier '34 Faith Dudgeon Glennon '51 Nancy Sleidinger & Richard David '65 & Jeanne Audrey Rosha Gough '51 Benton '68 Messaline

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The 1840 Society Dinner is Held at the President's Home The 1840 Society Reception President Tmsley hosted a reception at her home on June 10, 1999 for members of The 1840 Society to recognize their special commitment to Bridgewater. These alumni and friends have notified BSC of their intention to provide for the future of the college through a bequest or life-income gift (i.e. annuity, trust, etc.). Please call (508) 531-2694 or write via e-mail to m3poirier®bridgew.edu for more information on The 1840 Society.

President Tinsley, right, and Jane Rae Bradford 72/76 MS enjoy aconversation at the reception for members ofThe 1840 Society at the president's home.

Estate Planning Event Held at Bridgewater Certified public accountant Center. This was the third in a series Margaret Ferris made a presentation of three seminars sponsored by the Richard Durnin'43 expresses his interest entitled "How Can Charitable development office for alumni, in the college and The 1840 Society to Dr. Bequests and Life-income Gifts Fit faculty and staff. The seminars Richard Cost, vice president for institutional into an Estate Plan?" The event was focused on personal financial advancement. held inApril at the Davis Alumni planning and planned giving.

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President TinsleJ} welcomes Frank '49 and Dorothy "Dodie" (Szafer) '51 Margaret Ferris makes her presentation on estate planning. Dunn to The 1840 Society reception. .f Development Update

Member of the Class of 1960 Honors Lifelong BSC Connection With Meaningful Gift Mary (Hoyle) Mahan '60 and her late husband, Roger, named Bridgewater State College and Cheshire Academy, a Connecticut preparatory school, beneficiaries of a charitable remainder unitrust (CRUT) as part of their estate planning. "When we were creating our will, we thought it would be worth­ while to leave a legacy to the alma maters that were responsible for our educational development," noted Mary (Hoyle) Mahan, last on the right, in photo taken from the 1960 "Alpha" sse yearbook. Ms. Mahan during a recent campus She was presIdent ofthe Aquabrytes and assistant treasurer ofher class. visit. "In this way, another genera­ tion of students will benefit in the social sciences division. Since 1971, said Ms. Mahan. She recognized the manner in which we have." when she and Roger moved to following BSC instructors for the One of 17 physical education Florida following their 1970 wed­ positive influence they had on her majors who graduated in 1960, Ms. ding, Ms. Mahan has contributed to life: Dr. Mary Moriarty, head of the Mahan recalls that her "only goal" the college on many levels. Over the physical education department; Mrs. as an undergraduate was to teach years, she has been department Barbara Poesepp, Burnell School physical education and coach. She head, assistant to the associate dean, training teacher; Dr. Mary Jarvis, succeeded. After earning a master's associate athletic director and a assistant dean of students; Dr. Kay degree in physical education from varsity basketball, volleyball and Comeau; and Dr. Jane Herrick. • the University of North Carolina at softball coach. And now, with the establishment Greensboro, Ms. Mahan taught and As an undergraduate, Ms. Mahan of the charitable remainder unitrust, coached at Stoughton High School, commuted to Bridgewater from her both the college and Ms. Mahan Locust Valley, New York, junior and family's Weymouth home. As an benefit - "and tl1at's the message that senior high schools, Central Con­ adult, she continues to commute to should be spread to Bridgewater's necticut State University, Miami­ Bridgewater, from both her alumni," she said. Using appreciated Dade Community College in Florida Centerville, Massachusetts, and Fort securities to create the CRUT, the and Bridgewater State College. Lauderdale, Florida, homes. She is a Mahans reaped tax benefits, gener­ Ms. Mahan continues to work at visiting adjunct professor in the ated an income flow for the remain­ Miami-Dade Community College as Clinical Education Master's Pro­ der of their lives and provided for the a faculty member in the natural and gram here and most recently taught future of BSC. Ms. Mahan conveyed "Effective Practices in Human the sentiment that "no matter what Behavior and Learning" and the amount is, (a trust is) a meaning­ "Critical Issues in Education and ful way to give." Society." Her classes were such a hit In her free time, Ms. Mahan with students that class members enjoys swimming, golfing, interior were planning a reunion two weeks decorating, theater and traveling. She after finals. looks forward to her first European Ms. Mahan credits her vacation, a visit to Ireland, a visit Bridgewater education for her "back to her roots." profound success as an educator. If you would like more informa­ "As a result of the educational tion about creating a gift that is experience I encountered as a mutually beneficial to you and shldent in the physical education Bridgewater State College, please call major program, I have been able to Michelle Poirier, director of major transfer skills to students as well as and planned gifts, at (508) 531-2694 enhance the teaching and learning or write via e-mail to Mary (Hoyle) Mahan experience of professional teachers," [email protected]. Alumni Weeken 1999

impressed with the Over 150 people l • rehlrned to the state-of-the-art technol­ ogy housed within that Bridgewater State th College campus on June facility. The 50 4th & June 5th to celebrate reunion class was Alumni Weekend. The greeted with a wel­ classes of 1939 and 1949 Welc me . come message. An had a wonderful time enhanced 1949 gradua­ renewing old friend­ Bridgewater mni & Frier ds tion photo that was ships and spending displayed on the large quality time together. screen in the Moakley installed alumni association presi­ Center lobby brought smiles to President Adrian Tmsley hosted a dent, Daniel Darcy, '88. Many reception at her home for the class of everyone's faces. remained awake until the early Plans are already being made for 1949 on Friday afternoon. After morning hours, catching up on what leaving the President's home, the the Alumni Weekend 2000. If anyone had been happening in everyone's would like to assist in getting reunion class attended an elegant lives since they were last together. reunion dinner in the Bridgewater classmates back to campus for a All who returned were amazed at reunion on June 2 & 3, please call Dining Room. During the dinner, the many changes that have oc­ class members were installed as the Candace Maguire, director of curred recently on campus. The Alumni Relations at (508) 531-1287 newest members of the Golden Moakley Center was visited during a Bridges Society by the newly or 800-BSC-9555 and she will assist campus tour and all were highly you in locating classmates.

Jeannette Mulvey Mahoney,.'44, (right) ­ Virgin Islands and KathnJn Hoye Pichette, '44, (Left) - Lafayette, Colorado at BSC for Alumni Weekend events. CLass of1949 at President Tinsley's home. Alumni Weekend 1999 .

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Members ofthe 60th reunion class enjoy lunch at Alumni Class of 1954 Weekend.

;;::; Dan Darcy, '88, 1999-2000 BAA president, with Crimson Ambassadors. Alumni Update

Bridgewater Alumni Association Presents Awards -June 4, 1999 Six leaders of the Bridgewater community were awarded the following major awards during Alumni Weekend in June. Excerpts from the presentations appear here. To make nominations for the 2000 awards, please see the front ofthis magazine.

The Dr. v: James DiNardo Award for Excellence in Teaching at Bridgewater State College Or. Clifford Wood, '60, Department ofEnglish After graduating from Bridgewater State College, Dr. Clifford Wood began teaching at the high school level. He then returned to the college, and has spent the past 30 years dedicated to giving back to his alma mater and helping to prepare future educators for the Commonwealth. During these years, he has long been one of Bridgewater's most beloved faculty mem­ bers. Dr. Wood has been, to the everlasting benefit of his students, a teacher who combines pedagogical skill with deep human grace. Dr. Clifford Wood is an outstanding embodiment of the values for which the Dr. V. James DiNardo award represents. Dr. Clifford Wood '60

The Dr. Adrian Rondileau Award for Outstanding Professional Achievement and Community Service Mr. Louis Ricciardi, '81 At the age of 30, Louis Ricciaridi had the distinction of being not only the first alumni trustee to be elected as chairman of the Board of Trustees, but also being the youngest person to hold that office. He has worked tirelessly for • Bridgewater State College in many leadership capacities since March 1989, coming to the Bridgewater Alumni Association Board of Directors first as assistant treasurer, and then as treasurer. He served as the alumni trustee for 10 years, spending four of them as chairman of the board, and he is currently chairman of the Bridgewater State College Foundation. Mr. Ricciardi is senior vice president & financial advisor for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter where he has consistently won professional recognition. He is listed in Who's Who in the World, Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Finance & Industry and Who's Who in the East. He currently resides in Assonet, Louis Ricciardi '81 Massachusetts with his wife, Cynthia Booth Ricciardi '81, a past president of the Bridgewater Alumni Association. The Nicholas P. Tillinghast Award for Outstanding Leadership and Professional Achievement in the Field of Public Education Or. Thomas LaGrasta, '65 Dr. Thomas LaGrasta is a 1965 graduate of Bridgewater State College with a degree in elementary education. He went on to earn a master's degree in special education from Boston College, a certificate of advanced educational specialization from the same institution, and an EdD in special education leadership from Boston University. For the last eight years, Dr. LaGrasta has been superintendent of schools in Sharon, Massachusetts and is highly respected for his leadership and innova­ tive approaches to education. In addition to his service as an adjunct faculty member at Bridgewater State, Lesley and Stonehill Colleges, Dr. LaGrasta has also remained active in a number of professional organizations including the American Association of School Administrators and the Massachusetts Dr. Thomas LaGrasta '65 Association of School Administrators. I Alumni Update

The Bridgewater Alumni Award for Outstanding Service on Behalf of the Alumni Association Brian Salvaggio, '80, Director, Office ofCareer Services Brian Salvaggio graduated from Bridgewater State College in 1980 and stayed on to complete his master's degree in counseling in 1982. His accomplish­ ments on behalf of Bridgewater are many and substantial. Mr. Salvaggio has a clear vision of what is important for this campus. Through his leadership and personal drive, the alumni career advisory network, CareerNet, and the Minority Network currently provide undergraduates with a direct link to 200 alumni advisers who live and work in 30 different states and represent a broad spectrum of career fields. Other examples of Mr. Salvaggio's desire to connect alumni and students are the Annual Job Fair and networking events. For these events, alumni are encouraged to return to the campus to engage in discussion with students who are interested in either learning about emerging career fields or seeking assistance in preparing for the job search. It is through Brian Salvaggio '80 Mr. Salvaggio's efforts that all of this is possible.

The Dr. Catherine E. Comeau Award for Professional Achievement in the Field of Movement Arts, Health Promotion and Leisure Studies I Susan J. Marble, '90 • Susan Marble graduated from Bridgewater State College in 1990 with a bachelor of science and teacher certification in physical education and health for grades K-9. Sue has dedicated herself to teaching quality movement through educational games, dance and gymnastics. Along with her cowork- ers, Ms. Marble has made numerous physical education presentations at state and national conventions. She is a past president of the Hyannis-Bridgewater Physical Education Alumni Association and served as secretary on the Board of Directors of the Massachusetts Association for Health, Physical education and Dance from 1993-1995. In May 1999, Ms. Marble received her master's of education in Susan J. Marble '90 creative arts and learning from Lesley College.

The Award for Exceptional Dedication to Students Helena Santos, Assistant Director, Academic Achievement Center Helena Santos came to Bridgewater State College in 1986. She had been working in the guidance department at Hudson High School. Her experi­ ence in a local high school setting made her the perfect choice for the new work being accomplished at the HaugheyAcademic Achievement Center. Ms. Santos' role has always been to work with freshmen. She hears about the panic, fear, joy and accomplishments associated with the transition to college. She dries tears and celebrates personal triumphs. For Ms. Santos, each student's story is important and she exhibits infinite patience. She never directs them to make particular decisions, and she never makes the choices for them. Instead, she gives freely of her time to get to know them and to understand their uniqueness. She is a champion fighter for students. In her graceful, poised, quite manner, Ms. Santos has extended extraordinary services to the students at Helena Santos Bridgewater State College. Alumni Update

Golden Bridges Northern New England Chapter 4. What days of the week would be Alumni from New Hampshire and most convenient? Fall Schedule Maine gathered for a Sunday brunch Friday th October 13, 1999 - Museum of Fine on October 17 at the Portsmouth Saturday Arts Sheraton Inn and then went on a fall 5. Where is the most likely place The paintings of Martin Johnson foliage cruise aboard the Isles of you would attend an Alumni Heade are on exhibit at the Museum Shoals Steamship. Association event? of Fine Arts in Boston. If you are a On campus member of the Golden Bridges Rhode Island Chapter Near home Plans have been made for a Decem­ Society, plan on joining the group for th 6. What events interest you? a guided tour of his beautiful artistry. ber 6 meeting of alumni living in Rhode Island and Southeastern Dinner Please call Melissa Macgrath at (508) Pub atmosphere 531-1287 for more details. Massachusetts.. 7. Would you like to attend a Student!Alumni San Diego Chapter professional sporting event? Ron Piscatelli '76 has contacted the What type? Networking Events Alumni Office and wants to plan an Baseball On campus networking events are event in the San Diego area. Please Hockey cosponsored by Career Services and watch your mail for more details on 8. Would you like to play in a sport the Alumni Association. These events this event. at an alumni event for fun? What bring together successful alumni type? with current students. The sharing of Florida Chapters Softball expertise with today's students is an Candace would like to explore Golf invaluable tool as they try to decide establishing two chapters in Florida. 9. Would you be interested in which career path to chose. There are a great number of alumni attending major art perfor­ The first event of the season is who live in Florida and she would mances in Boston or Providence? scheduled for Tuesday, November 16, like to start an East Coast and West What type? 1999 from 6 PM to 8 PM. Ifyou would I Coast chapter. It is often difficult for Stage performance like more details about this and other Musical upcoming career service events, alumni who live such distances please contact career services at (508) away from Bridgewater to attend on 10. What type of travel events 531-1328. campus events, so she wants to would most interest you? bring Bridgewater to you! Ifyou Cruises Regional Chapter Events would like to assist in starting a Group travel over 50 chapter, please contact her at (508) The Bridgewater State College Office 11. What types of seminars/ 531-1287. of Alumni Relations is planning to speakers would interest you? Internet Use organize several regional chapters Survey Results Financial Planning throughout the country. Listed below are a few chapters that have already In the last magazine we asked 12. Are you aware of the services the had events. Ifyou would like to alumni what they would like. Here Bridgewater Alumni Association provides to its graduates? are the top two answers to each become involved in future chapter Majority of respondents said events or ifyou would like to discuss question: Uno." establishing a chapter in your area, 1. The Best Time of Year to Attend please call Candace Maguire, director 13. What types of services would an Event you like to see provided? of alumni relations at 888-BSC-9555. Anytime & Spring Career Networking You may also e-mail her at Educational [email protected]. 2. What Types ofAlumni Activities Would Most Interest You? 14. Are you interested in getting Boston Chapter Class reunions more involved in the BAA? Alumni living in the Boston area met Majority of respondents replied Events with a speaker on October 14th at the Boston Mu­ "maybe." seum of Science for a viewing of the 3. What time of day is best for you 15. Would you like to receive alumni movie "Egypt" followed by a cocktail to attend an event? news or events bye-mail? reception in the Museum's d'Aberloff Evening Majority of respondents replied Suite. Lunch time Uno." Alumni Update

16. Do you ever visit the alumni 3 What was the Art Building 8. The "new" MBTA line is not the web site? previously used as? only train that has ever brought Majority of respondents replied Gym & Library students to and from BSC. When li ." no 4. For whom are the Shea/Durgin did the last train access to our freshman dormitories named? college cease? The largest number of alumni who 1959 answered this survey came from the Ellen Shea - Dean of Women & Dean of Students 1990s. The second largest group was 9. What type of throat lozenges George Durgin - science were most used by health from the 1950s. teacher services? Thanks to all who took the time to 5. Does anyone remember Cepacol answer our questions. "Dammit"? 10. Name the BSC graduate who has FatherJoe's dog' his own television nature show Trivia Answers 6. What is BSC's motto? on the Disney Channel. and Winner "Not to be ministered unto, but Jeff Corwin '92 to minister." 1. What was the original name of The winners of our Trivia Contest 7. What other New England Bridgewater State College? are Tim and Maryanne (Sullivan) Bridgewater Normal School college has the same motto? Wellesley College Lally, '80. They will receive a 2. Where did Nicholas Tillinghast Bridgewater State College throw get his college degree? blanket. WestPoint An Opportuni1y to Link the Past and Present by Linda Balzotti M.Dan Darcy, assistant ated 10, 20 or 25 years ago," said Mr. director of student activities and Darcy. "We want graduates to know member of the Class of 1988, works that events of interest for everyone • by day planning events for take place on that weekend. The Bridgewater's undergraduates and association encourages everyone to now as this year's Alumni Associa­ come back, reconnect, and get tion president, he will spend his involved." spare time planning activities and The Alumni Association, as a events to draw alumni back to way to increase visibility on campus, campus. has reintroduced the Crimson He has been an active member of Ambassador program for under­ the association for the past several graduate students. This group years. He is looking forward to functions as a student alumni finding ways to help fellow gradu­ Dan Darcy association and introduces partici­ ates reconnect to their Bridgewater pants to graduates involved in the roots. oriented activities," said Mr. Darcy. Alumni Association. "I am really excited about this "Most of our 30,000 graduates have "The association also hopes to year's alumni board. We have a families and it is difficult for them to establish a formal presence on great group of people who have come back ifwe don't offer activities campus to further increase our similar ideas about how to bring our for all members of the family." visibility, " said Mr. Darcy. "We want alumni friends back to campus," The organization hopes that by students to know who we are, what said Mr. Darcy. changing the class reunion focus of we do, and how we can help them." This year, the Alumni Associa­ alumni weekend many younger It is clear that the next year will tion will be focusing all their efforts graduates will see this weekend as a be a very busy one for Mr. Darcy. on strengthening their two major chance to return to campus and see However, he has no regrets about events - Homecoming and Alumni all the changes that have taken place the commitment he has made. Weekend. at Bridgewater over the past few "I know what Bridgewater State "Our emphasis this year will be years. College did for me as an individual. on expanding the programs and "Many people consider Alumni I really want to give something back events for our two major weekends. Weekend and class reunions as not just professionally, but also We want to include more farnily- events for individuals who gradu- personally." • Alumni Update

Bridgewater State College Alumni Association Hosts Recognition Dinner Carrie Kulick-Clark's last official support during her term as president. dedication to Bridgewater alumni as event as president of the Alumni Past presidents Dr. Mary Lydon, the alumni trustee on the college's Association was a recognition dinner Sheila McKenna, Dr. Edward Meaney, Board of Trustees since 1989. held on June 16, 1999 in the Cynthia Booth Ricciardi and Dr. President Clark then handed the Bridgewater Dining Room. Carrie George Weygand were given certifi- president's gavel to incoming wanted to host this dinner to recog- cates of appreciation for their work as president, Dan Darcy. See the nize the efforts and contributions of BAA Presidents. Recognition was also Alumni Association News section of past BAA presidents and to thank all given to outgoing treasurer Jill Fields this magazine to read about Dan's current board members for their Lazzeri and to Louis Ricciardi for his goals for this upcoming year.

President Kulick-Clark, '85 handing the Past-president Sheila Former BAA president Dr. Man} Alzl1nni trustee and Foundation president's gavel to the 1999/2000 president, Tunstall McKenna, '62 C. Lydon '55 with BAA President chairman Louis M. Ricciardi, '81 Dan Darcy, '90. Carrie Kulick-Clark, '85. Come and join in the celebration of the African-American Alumni Council's 10th Anniversary! Greetings! The African-American be up and running soon and will need and request some additional Alumni Council of Bridgewater State afford you the opportunity to keep support. For further information College is commencing a Year 2000 abreast of AAAC events; connect such as meeting times, committees membership drive! The council is with other BSC alumni of color or to and upcoming events, you may hoping to increase awareness and let us know of your career changes contact Dr. Alan Comedy, Office of membership during our 10th year or improvements. Affirmative Action/Minority Affairs anniversary. We have some exciting Our main goal is servicing and Equal Opportunity at (508) 531­ events and projects planned but present BSC students of color and to 1241 or e-mail: need your assistance and continued work within the local communities [email protected]. support. There are numerous ways through outreach and mentoring. to be involved!! Your support will help us reach our STAY TUNED AND WATCH US Our newly formed web page will goals. Our future alumni of color GROWl

President Adrian Tinsley chooses the winning ticket in a tuition raffle sponsored by the Crimson Ambassadors. From left to right are Katie Bergeron, Crimson Ambassadors historian; Julie Smith, vice president; President Tinsley; Kern} Robitaille, secretary; and Jill Liverseidge, president. James Monfils ofSomerset was the lucky winner. Alumni Update

Football Alumni Continue to Support Bears' Program Eotball alumni have gathered ~. annually for a reunion dinner for -. almost 20 years, on the last Friday in April. More than 100 football alumni enjoyed a morning golf tournament at the Easton Country Club followed by a dinner at the Charlie Horse Restaurant in West Bridgewater this year. A special tribute to the champion­ ship team of 1989,led by then captain, Tom Egan, and joined by (top photo) teammates Jim Mello, Matt Jardin, Bill Griffin, Ripp included in the evening's festivities Charters, Sean Tieman, Glenn was the presentation of the Tom Gonsalves, Jeff Lane, Mark Sarkisian, Cook Alumni Association Football Chris Coyne, Sean Frazier, Jerry Award. Ryan Lavallee, last year's McGrath, Sean Connor, Chris recipient, made the presentation (see Concheri, Clint Cabral, Richie photo right) to this year's recipient, Crossman, Jorge Orta, James Shaffer, Jonathan ''J-J.'' Donohue. Rich Weinhold, Mark Goldman, The proceeds from this event David Adams, Paul Burke, Jack help support the Bears football Quinlan, Bill Macri, Steve Ditria, Jack program at the undergraduate level Dillon, and Eric Cedrone was the through the purchase of equipment focal point of this year's dinner. Also and the sponsorship of events. Alumni Association News

Dear Friends: surpassed 9,000, making it the 10th position for you. Another way of largest college/university in the state keeping abreast to the workings of Welcome to what promises to be of Massachusetts. Many of you the BAA is to browse the alumni another successful year in the returning to the campus will be web site at www.bridgew.edu/ history of Bridgewater State College. astonished by how BSC has trans­ alumni. For those of you wishing to The excitement of a new academic formed in your absence. sign up as a volunteer, ask a ques­ year is upon us. Students, both The undergraduate program is tion, voice a concern or just say wide-eyed freshmen and seasoned not the only area of the campus that hello, please do so through my e­ upperclassmen, anxiously anticipate is actively anticipating the new year. mail address [email protected] classes, practicums and internships. The BAA, your alumni association, is or by dropping me a note at Cam­ The change in seasons is also preparing for a very exciting year as pus Center, Room 109 Bridgewater, indicative to the opening of the well. We have a number of activities MA02325. Bridgewater Alumni Association planned for the upcoming year, with As the president of the social calendar. the highlights being Homecoming Bridgewater Alumni Association, I The BAA offers you, one of more (October 23) and Alumni Weekend am honored to serve you. I know than 30,000 alumni, the opportunity Gune 2 & 3). Along with those long­ success will be ours and we will be to get involved, meet new friends, standing traditions, some new events proud of our accomplishments. It is reacquaint with old friends, but will include an alumni reception at time to work collectively toward the more importantly to reconnect with the Imax Theater at the Boston fulfillment of one specific goal­ your alma mater. As an alumnus Science Museum, a fall foliage cruise making the BAA the best that it can who also has had the opportunity of of northern New England, and an possibly be. returning to the campus in a profes­ alumni cruise of the Caribbean for Please join me in making history sional capacity, I can honestly say one week in March. in 1999-2000! that Bridgewater State College has Opportunities are endless within changed dramatically since my days the Bridgewater Alumni Association. Sincerely, as a "wide-eyed freshman". In the Whether you want to attend a social years since I resided on campus, function or volunteer on one of our Dan Darcy '88, President Bridgewater's emollment has subcommittees, the BAA has a Bridgewater Alumni Association Alumni Association News

BSC Grad Uses Her Education at Home By Lynn A. (Erickson) Frasca, '85

ReceiVing the Bridgewater surface again. But through it all I Magazine is a wonderful way to have come to realize that these fears keep in touch with the college. The are groundless. I know that the remarkable changes and growth of degree I earned at Bridgewater has the college, the alumni profiles, been and will continue to be utilized notes and information about faculty, fully. I know this is true in many but especially my favorite, the class respects. I know it when I remember notes (Oh, those juicy little bits of how reassured those parents in the information!) Imagine how de­ daycare centers where when they lighted I was to read the Home Sweet confidently dropped their children Home section of the Alumni Associa­ off in the morning, kissed them and tion News...this really hit home for smiled as they said "Have a good me not only as a BSC graduate but day!" I know it when I apply even more importantly as a BSC discipline techniques to my own graduate who is also fortunate to be children that I learned in my a stay-at-home mother. Ever since I behavior management class. I know resigned from a child care it because I can understand the fact administrator's position, I have that some families don't have the wrestled with the most agonizing of The Frasca family on a recent vacation in Maine. choice of only one parent working. all modem parental issues: should I Sometimes it's only those continue to work or stay home with any other graduates that might be precious moments between diaper my children? feeling this way? changes that I can take the time to OK, so what makes me so special Meanwhile, my husband Scott write these thoughts down and to I just because I graduated from and I settled down and started a reassure myself in knowing that I Bridgewater and have chosen not to family. Our son, Thomas, was born have contributed to society in work? I can explain. Graduating in June 1994 and I returned to my countless ways through my accom­ with an elementary education job of child care administrator three plishments. I'm proud of the path degree in the spring of 1985, I was months later. With my son attending my career took. I can understand eager to begin touching the future the same daycare I worked in, it that although the outcome was a for my students. Any students. The seemed like I had the best of both little different than I had originally job market for elementary teachers worlds. Unfortunately, the stress of planned, it was still a successful one. at the time wasn't exactly thriving running a large child care center and I am successful for having touched but preschool teachers were in working ten hour days took its toll. the lives of all those children I cared demand and thus began my ten year Altl10ugh I was reluctant to resign, I for (and their parent's as well). I career in the child care profession. felt I was doing what was best for know I'm successful from having What a creative and fun way to my son (and me, too). It really the joyful experience of watching fulfill my desire to work with helped having the support of my my own children growing and children! wonderful husband who, by the thriving in this wonderful world. Working my way up from way, happens to be a sales manager We all have some difficult teacher to program director to child - a traveling man. decisions to make over the course of care center director was indeed I know I made the right deci­ our lives, but it's reassuring to know challenging. Those challenges did sions. Being at home has been great! that your college community can not go without their rewards as I love it - playgroups, going to the help with some of them. Having parents entrusted their children to library and the park, coffee with the been a professional at one time, it is my care on a daily basis and often other moms, even watching Barney! very comforting to know that came to me seeking professional We have since welcomed our second should I choose to return to the advice. son, Jeffrey, born in August, 1998. working world, I will have BSC on Having read about some of the My life has been touched in a my side. Opportunities for profes­ distinguished careers of some other great many ways by all the learning sional networking and the chance to BSC graduates, I sometimes won­ experiences I had a Bridgewater reach out and inspire others through dered if I should have been doing State College. Parenting itself the Alumni News are certainly most something more. Has the degree I represents its own set of challenges encouraging. I am truly grateful to earned been utilized to its greatest and being out of the professional know this is all here for the future extent? Have I made a positive limelight causes those same doubts should I need it, but for now, home contribution to society? Are there about my career to occasionally really is sweet! • Class Notes .'

The Class Notes printed in this issue commuting and the lifelong friendships room, classes with Mr. Haffington, Mr. were received by August 15, 1999. she found in the Commuters' Room, Durgin and others and losing at table Information received after this date will including Elsie Church Smith. They tennis to Jim DiNardo!... Ruth Penley be held for the next issue. could often be found playing ping-pong McNeeland, who now resides in Maine, between classes... Lifetime member of recalls that she thoroughly enjoyed her the Bridgewater Alumni Association, four years at college and while at BSC 1924 V. James DiNardo recalls that every day made many good friends... Elizabeth Amelia (Millie) F. Smith would love to of his four years at Bridgewater was fun Turner Packard also reports back to BSC hear from anyone who attended school and exciting. He remembers singing on with many travel experiences. She has between the years of 1922 and 1924. the train with aboLlt 40 others, seen many parts of the United States, Please contact the Beneficent House in basketball, soccer, dances on Friday has been to Europe, Asia, Australia, Providence, Rhode Island to reach her. evenings and dating... Clara Holtz New Zealand, the Caribbean Islands, Friedman and her husband, Harry, Canada and last summer she took a spend the winter months in San Miguel lengthy trip to Alaska... Laura A. Perron 1936 de Allende, Mexico every year... Helen Page remembers very fondly her Barbara Albret Lutted Hansen retired in 1989 as roommate Peg Madden. Since she was 28 Higilland Ave., Box 1075 elementary principal for Stoughton an only child, she says that she enjoyed East Dennis, MA 02641 public schools. She is keeping busy Peg's companionship more than she Phyllis Esau participating in Elderhostel programs as could ever express... Jean Smith Parsons 45 Bnjant Ave. well as attending the Boston Symphony has been retired from teaching fourth Milton, MA 02186 and the Performing Arts Center in grade for 17 years now, but fills her free Providence... Miriam Thomas Hill has time with travel and art courses, certainly done some traveling since she specializing in oil painting. She 1937 left Bridgewater. She has traveled all remembers meeting her husband, Ruth Metcalf over Europe and the British Isles many Gordon Parsons '37, at a Friday the 13th 104 Pleasant Street times, to many islands off the Caribbean Unlucky Social. Fortunately for her, the Bridgewater, MA 02324 and Pacific, Central America, five South black cats roaming the floor and the American countries, China, Japan, India, mandatory walk beneath a ladder did Nepal, Thailand, Singapore, Sri Lanka, not stop her day from being lucky!... 1939 Australia, ew Zealand, Tahiti, Samoa, Along with seeing places such as South th 60 Reunion Celebration Philippine, Guam, Hawaii, Russia, America, the US, Europe and Asia, California resident, Frank Bailey, says Israel, Egypt and all of the United States Louise Osuch Patys continues to work he'll never forget the male quartet... including Alaska...Bettina Hayden in her family steel business... Professor Mary Judge Barrett recalls running for Hiltbold has done her share of traveling Meredith Bragg Raymond has been the morning train at the Brockton RR as well. She and her husband, Erwin, busy publishing. She has her Ph.D. from Station with her sister Helen Judge'40 have spent the last 12 years traveling all Boston University and has done and reh.lrning on the last car of 5:36 with over the USA and have taken numerous extensive research on Elizabeth Barrett Jim DiNardo leading the singing. Mary trips abroad. They traveled to Tinian in Browning. She is currently working on a volunteers in a first grade classroom in the Northern Marianas, where Erwin biography ofJolm Kenyon, a 19 t11 cenh.lry Osterville and enjoys it very much... was stationed when the Enola Gay took philanthropist... Eleanor Savaria Amy Barton Castle shares her memories off. Bettina and Erwin returned to New Sheehan enjoys golfing and has recently of April trips to Boston when the Jersey in 1996 after many years in the taken up piano lesson for her own Metropolitan Opera Company was in southwest. Their granddaughter, enjoyment. She remarks that it is great to town and being introduced to a life-long Meredith McGue, is currently attending be alive and well... Henry S. Taylor has love of opera. Amy has a special Bridgewater... Helen Campbell Lahey good memories of BSC. He recalls message for her classmates: "We are so has fond memories of Miss Pope trying dancing in the gym, the Block Island fortunate to still be here. At our age with to "refine" the women on bus trips to boat trip, the senior boat trip to ew all the accumulating frailties it is basketball games, as well as sitting on York and fraternity parties. He is also important to nurh.lre our sense of the stone wall with Jim DiNardo and very proud of his years at Bridgewater. humor."... Clem Daley recalls sweating other classmates from Quincy, while He states that they were very beneficial out the first days of practice teaching­ discussing important issues of the day. to his career... Helen Edwards Teittinen virtual reality, basketball vs. Fitchburg Helen now resides in Washington state... has fond memories of Miss Pope's teas State, cutting class to see Benny Walter Luce who keeps himself busy and the Sunday afternoon gatherings in Goodman at the "Met", NYA playing bridge and golfing in good Tillinghast with "Society" Parsons at the assignment scrubbing toilet walls, Louis weather recalls playing sports at piano... Avis Matteson Thomas just Stems' beautiful gardens by night, Bridgewater, working as postman and in returned from a cruise around South penmanship classes and Broad Cove the kitchen, NYA work with Mr. Matson, America. She saw the Chilean fjords, dancing, but reh.lrning by 11:30 PM ... Tillinghast reception room activities, Magellan Straits and Cape Hom. She Louise Sweinimer Dearn enjoyed family style eating in Tillinghast dining plans to return next year with her Class Notes

husband, Ariel, when they sail around superintendent of Greenwich Public added golfing to her list of hobbies. She the world. She is living in Florida and Schools and Betty was very active in her remembers Miss Pope and the teas and does voltmteer work in the Museum of church. the social graces to be learned. She also Fine Arts, the Florida Orchestra Guild recalls being chastised for holding hands and her church... Jane A. Ward is a with her fiancee downtown!... Marie retired teacher and reports that she does 1942 Vincent Costa is currently living an a lot of traveling in her Airstream trailer. Mrs. Loretta Kennedy Dexter active life on the Connecticut shoreline. 15 Buckwood Drive She is active in her church, is a literacy South Yarmouth, MA 02664-1805 volunteer, teaches a Brazilian woman 1940 English, and reads to toddlers at a local Mrs. Janice Brennan Sprogell day-care center. Her memories of BSC 41 Linwold Drive 1946 include WAA supper hike and campfire, West Hartford, CT 06107-1237 Mrs. Phyllis Clayman Friedman formal Christmas banquets, caroling, Janice Sprogell would like to inform her 30 Washington Street #713 Mardi Gras Jtmior weekend, the training classmates that it is not too soon to think Brookline, MA 02146-1423 school and the senior banquet and about celebrating your 60th retmion year! prom... Dorothy Fisher Dickie recalls Do make plans to return to your alma Glee Club concerts, working after class mater in June 2000 for a get-together 1947 for Miss Rand, dressing for Wednesday with your classmates. The class of 1939 On June 25, 1999, Beverly Morey dinner, fun in the dorm, meeting Paul, had a great turnout for their 60th Farwell and her husband, Donald, her husband, and the "Follies" th retmion and a wonderful time renewing celebrated their 50 wedding performances with a great bunch of old friendships and comparing notes on armiversary. Family members and dancers and Peg Brogi, the director... J. the intervening years... we can do it guests from Massachusetts, Rhode Kenneth Downey, a founding member too!. .. If anyone would like to volunteer Island, Pennsylvania and California of the Cape Cod Jazz Society, enjoys their time and creativity on the 1940 were present at a reception on June 26. reading and painting in his retirement. Retmion Committee please contact Beverly's bridesmaid and BSC He remembers the sadness he felt in Candace Maguire, director of alumni roommate, Louise Bignelli Tatro, from February 1944 when he left Bridgewater relations... Many members of the class of New Haven, Connecticut was a special for service in the US Navy, and how 1940 are celebrating an important guest at the anniversary reception. overjoyed he was to return in September birthday this year. Janice Kimbal 1946... Frank F. Dunn enjoyed his time Andrews' children feted her with a at Bridgewater so greatly that he has party for 40 friends and family. Among 1949 never left. He is an active member of Mrs. Jacqueline Killen Weyand the guests were Ida George Meikle, and both the college's Alumni Association 34-40 941/J Street, Apt. 1C her husband Dave, who drove from and Foundation, as well as a former Jackson Heights, NY 11272 Walnut Creek, California to attend. member of the Board of Trustees... 50th Reunion Celebration Janice lives in Livermore, California... Russell P. Fears remembers the premier Helene O'Hara Adams is happily Helen Judge Ryan's children also held a of "Young Howard" and standing alone retired in Brewster, Massachusetts. Her large party for her birthday at the New on the auditorium stage after the first days are filled with many interesting Orleans Inn on Cape Cod. The event class of K. Hill's speech course... When experiences that could only be enjoyed was attended by her large family and Mary L. Fitzpatrick thinks back on her on the Cape... Natalie Dorman her many friends, a good number of BSC days she remembers the combined Agostino is retired and happily residing those friendships dating back to Glee Club Concert with Bowdoin on Nantucket. She is involved in local Bridgewater days. College... James A. Flanaghan recalls the craft groups... Imogene Brownell great ratio of women to men when he Brightman occupies her time these days was a student at BSC, as well as the 1941 with duties as a museum docent, as an devoted faculty with all of their help to On July 15, 1998 Loring (Pete) O. Felch usher for performing arts and with the returning veterans... Irene M. and his wife celebrated their 50th quilting, walking, travel and family. She Costello Gosselin and her husband wedding armiversary. They are currently remembers from her years at enjoy traveling the United States and living happily in Moraga, California, Bridgewater: Mardi Gras floats, would like to tell friends and alums not keeping themselves busy with five freshman week, cookouts, teas in Tilly, to be surprised if they phone while on grown children and twelve big/little sisters, "Laundry tOnight! one of their trips!. .. Frances McElroy grandchildren... William and Betty Watch out below!" tap water cocoa, Heney has many fond memories of her Milne Edgar sold their home in Old southern gentleman, Doc Arnold and BSC days. She keeps busy with travel Greenwich, Connecticut and moved to great friends... Joan Bull Brouwer is and her family... Mary T. MacDougall Palm City, Florida. They have two enjoying retirement these days. She has spends many happy days in Brant Rock married daughters and grandchildren gone on many trips, the most recent was and says, as a commuter, she spent who live in Florida and Washington to China. She enjoys boating, fishing, many interesting times in the rooms state. Bill's last role was as knitting and reading, and has recently beneath the administration building. She Class Notes "

remembers spaghetti dinners and Miss and Miss Pope... Leona Liftman Taylor Rand's music classes and fondly was a member of the drama club, 1951 remembers Kay Leggett, Jane Plunkett modern dance and kindergarten­ Mrs. Jean Collins Fletcher Corsini and Mary Silvestri Callahan, prin1ary club. She remembers being 91 Riverboat Village Road who have passed away... Jean Legg fearful of Miss Pope when she South Hadley, MA 01075 MacFadgen remembers Camp Howes in transferred to BSC in her sophomore Hyannis and all physical education year... Rita B. Fiorentini Thuotte met majors. She enjoys reading, gardening her husband, Warren E. Thuotte '50, in 1952 and needlework... Sister Maria Miss Hill's speech class, they have been Mrs. Helen O'Connor Keegan (Dorothy) Murray is still working full­ married since 1950... Doris Haynes 53 Sadys Lane time in pastoral ministry caring for the Tierney can remember her practice East Falmouth, MA 02536-6268 sick, elderly and dying. Sister Maria teaching in her senipr year. She found recalls the hike to "sand-pit" for a sing­ great inspiration in the school principal. a-long, campfires, roasted hot dogs and She would love to hear from anyone 1953 marshmallows, Dr. Maxwell, Mr. who likes to write and keep in touch... Ralph Fletcher Jr. Durgin, Dr. Kelly, maple sap buckets on Betty Morton Tidrow certainly 91 Riverboat Village Road trees, walking on top of high snow drifts remembers getting campused for South Hadley, MA 01075 to St. Thomas Church at 5:30 AM, hymn chewing gum in public and only being singing and graduation day... Grace able to wear shorts in gym class. She Murphy Nelson enjoys gardening and also remembers the lights out at 10:30 1954 reading and loves golfing and riding policy, housemaster patrols and, of Hazel Luke Varella around in her husband's 1945 WWII course, all of her friendships at 121 Center Street Jeep, in pristine condition... Donald C. Bridgewater... Mary Minerva Tinto is North Easton, MA 02356-1801 Nesmith's favorite BSC memory is his grateful for her life-long friend, Marie college romance with Frances Burbank Vincent Costa, and recalls devoting Nesmith '48 which has lasted 50 years... many hours to French Club activities, 1955 Doris Hartwell Osborn treasures her preparing for Mardi Gras, being the Paul Sprague lifelong BSC friend, Eleanor Raleigh delegate to the Atlantic City convention PO Box 521 Trevains... Irene Bouley Oslund for Kappa Delta Pi, freshman initiation, Hinsdale, NH 03451-0521 remembers Lewis Bay, Miss Pope's teas, assigned seats in chapel and overnights Francena Warren Smith working as a waitress in Tillinghast • in Woodward with Marie... Eleanor 32 Mellen Street dining room, Our Town, Glee Club and Raleigh Trevains meets regularly with Needham, MA 02194-1202 traveling in Miss Moriarity's college friends still on the South Shore to convertible... Natalie Weinstein Oxman reminisce about Bridgewater and the takes classes at Wellesley College and college days... Gloria Brogi Turgiss' 1956 enjoys dancing and leisure time besides. memories are of skits and dances and Carlene Dodd Brown She remembers the feeling she had after costume making, refinement, Miss 58 Nelson Road completing her last final exam and, of Pope's teas, learning the secret to cutting South Weymouth, MA 02190-1227 course, Miss Pope's teas... Marjorie fractions of pies, walking into Miss Berry Pearson's fondest memory is of a Graves and identifying cut branches for Eleanor Lydon Olson time when she substitute taught for a part of the science final... Jacqueline 661 Falmouth Road kindergarten teacher in West Killen Weyand is filling her retirement Mashpee, MA 02649 Bridgewater, her senior year. She found days with travel. She has many from that experience, that kindergarten treasured friends from BSC and many was where she wanted to be... Berniece rich memories. She recalls the drama 1957 Seavey Reed is a hospital volunteer in productions and Miss Pope's teas. Beverly Tunstall Shavinslaj California and recalls from her 19 Drexel Drive Bridgewater memories playing piano in Jackson, NJ 08527-2327 Tillinghast Hall, conducting in music 1950 Since William Pepe left the teaching class, Symphony Hall and caroling Mr. Burnham Miller profession in 1980, he has converted his through town... Belmira Teixeira 21 Sunset Drive part-time job, income tax preparation, Robinson remembers Lewis Bay in Whitinsville, MA 01588-1042 into his full-time occupation. He and his Hyannis and the thirteen physical Ifanyone would like to volunteer their wife are still preparing income taxes and education majors... Erick Sargent is time on the 1950 Reunion Committee have no immediate intentions of retired in Mexico and busy doing charity please contact Candace Maguire, retirement. He has five children and work. He says he never would have director of alumni relations. twelve grandchildren and is looking made it without Joan Bull, Frank Dunn forward to attending the 45th reunion. Class Notes

~ iltt {{ill Front Row; Madeleine McDonald, Claire McHugh, Marie Larrey Johnson, Sis Rossi. Middle Row; Audrey Rosha, Rita Loughlin Scudder, Nancy Murphy, Joan LaFrance, Faith Glennon, Janet Dunwoodle, Doris Goyetche. Back Row; Ethel Korotsky, Marie Quirk Cheney. Bridgewater State College Physical Education Majors Submitted by Madeleine Topham McDonald, '51 A group from our class began lunching together at Rossi are delighted to have a place to visit. the Red Coach Grille in Middleboro the Christmas Jean "Cappy" Cappaluzzo Egan '51.. .lives in after graduation. We often sat in the same room with Greenfield. Cappy taught in Greenfield after S.E. Pope, Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Borchars and Miss Hollis. graduation until she joined the avy in 1954 to see the Of course, we were all on our best behavior, manners­ world. She returned to Greenfield in 1957 and resumed wise, under S.E. Pope's watchful eyes. Invitations her teaching career. She met and married Don and left went out to over 20 people and many were able to teaching to raise her family. Cappy is still very active. attend over the years. After almost two decades of our An avid golfer, she also bowls and does aerobics...not Christmas gatherings, the event was expanded in the surprising since she was voted Outstanding Woman 1970s into a three-day April vacation overnight on Athlete of the class of '51. She has a daughter living in Cape Cod that was hosted by Marie Quirk Cheney the Boston area and joins us when she can, the last time and Madeline Topham McDonald. Because we were being the Christmas luncheon in 1997. so "outgoing", the group expanded to include many Faith Dudgeon Glennon '51...lives in Mattapoisett friends from our own class as well as the class of 1950. and is about through subbing. She takes great joy in Being open-minded, we came to include elementary telling us about her teenage granddaughter and almost education majors, history majors and everything in teenage grandson who both live nearby. Still very between. carefree, it is not uncommon to receive a call after a Over the years, our spring gathering included visit asking, "Did I leave my pocketbook under the exploring old Camp Howes, visits to Dr. Mary Jo, and bed?" That's our Faith! trips to the lower Cape to explore new eateries and Claire Peach'McHugh '51...lives in Hyannis. watering holes. Another date was added to our Claire's teaching career was cut short by her marriage calendar in August. This was a roving event-Lowell to to John and the birth of Lynn and Cindy. Itresumed in the mills with Nancy Cordingly Murphy, Nantucket the Hyannis system. Claire speaks to her sixth grade in a bucket, Fairhaven for clambakes with Martha class about her attendance at JFK's nomination Cununings, train rides up the Cape Cod Canal, Littles reception! Her daughters have given Claire and John Beach in Dartmouth with icky Linehan, Vermont to four grandkids to boast about! She still finds time to the Von Trapps with Doris Goyetche, gourmet head up the local garden and craft group. Nothing is lunching in Marion with Jean Parkinson Briggs - all in too difficult for Claire to tackle...just ask her husband combination with three days on the Cape. John! Some of the group has come all the way from Nancy Cordingly Murphy '51...lives in Lowell and Texas, Florida and Connecticut - and all across has finally been able to retire as her last son graduated Massachusetts of course - to the August get-together. from college. Nan now sits a day or two a week for her A few notes about the nucleus of the group... grandsons, Michael and Brian - yes, more boys! Ethel Waters Korotsky '51.. .is retired from Marie Larrey Johnson '50...lives in Easton and teaching and splits her year between Maui and West Sandwich. She retired to take up more pleasant Bridgewater. Two of her children live in Maui. Martha vacations - sailing, tennis and biking. She often travels Cummings, Claire Peach McHugh and Loraine "Sis" to Chicago to visit her granddaughter, Megan. Class Notes "

Joan Doherty Lafrance 'SO ...lives in orth first taught in Boston, but then set her sights on the Dighton. She has joined the Hostess Club and she military. After climbing to the rank of (1 st WAC­ now has a second home in West Hyannisport. Joan Adjudant General) Colonel, she retired from her final spends time in Connecticut with her two post in Washington, o.c. Farrtily brought her back to granddaughters, Kate and Sarah. She travels to our area and Sis settled in Hingham. Her volunteer Florida in February, California in October and work and travel schedule keeps her busier than ever! summers on the Cape. Tough liie??!! Goan was laid Madeleine Topham McDonald '51...lives in up one summer after she broke her leg Marshfield. After teaching for 10 years, she and her Windsurfing!) husband, Joe, settled in Marshfield to raise their two Doris Goyetche '51...lives in Gloucester. She sons/ Scot and Reed. A volunteer in the community for works longer hours now than before she retired ­ many years, Madeleine joined the real estate field and stripping woodwork, building bookshelves and !low operates her own agency there. Cape Cod is a other remodeling tasks. She owns a time-share in second home and she and Joe enjoy their two Stowe that was the base camp for the group's visit granddaughters who make their home "up the dirt to the Von Trapp Estate. Doris is very involved with road." her nieces and nephews and their kids. She really Others that come when schedule allows... enjoys the good life! Ruth Alice Ottman '51...lives in Attleboro. Ruth Joanne Ferguson Brooks 'SI...lives in Alice taught physical education in her hometown until Bradenton, Florida and Hyannis. She has retired her retirement. She and her husband raised three from director at the Riverview School in East children, a son now in New York, another son in Sandwich and spends her time migrating from Attleboro and a daughter in New Hampshire. Ruth North to South and back again. As the saying goes, Alice is constantly on the run with her farrtily and you can take the girl off the Cape, but you can't take community activities and of course, her golfing is the Cape out of the girl. paramount! Rhoda "Nicky" Leonard Linehan 'SO ...lives in Audrey Roshe Gough '51...lives in Windsor, orwood. Nicky is a wonder. Though only a lowly Connecticut. Can you believe it? Audrey is so secure social science major, she has honored herself by she brought her husband Ray! Not many guys would being a cup-winning golfer. She almost fell off our come to such a gathering - guess Audrey lucked out! mailing list because of her many engagements. All kidding aside, Ray's brother lives on the Cape and When she is free, Nicky thoroughly enjoys her they combine their social calendar. Audrey works(ed) grandchildren given to her by her son, Mark, and outside education and loved it! She and Ray enjoy their daughter, Maggie. grandchildren even more than their own! (Don't we Martha Cummings 'SI...lives in Fairhaven. all?!) Martha is retired from an exemplary career at Jean Parkinson Briggs 'SO ...lives in Marion. Jean UMass Boston. She is deeply involved in civic started her teaching career in Hyannis. She and her activities in her hometown. The Historical Society roommate, Nicky Leonard, hosted many fun weekends has been her love through the years and she is still for us all. Jean is a lady of leisure at this time. Skiing, planning projects for the future. Martha's extensive travelling, golfing, antiquing and enjoying the farrtily travels have included Matti, England, Europe, fill her schedule. The gourmet lunch on the Bay could Mallorca, Panama as well as the continental United be repeated, Jean! States. Mary Oakley Anderson 'SO .. Jives in Leominster. Harriet Royce '51...lives in Wales. After a Mary is our mad scientist! After receiving the National rewarding teaching career, Harriet is now involved Science Teacher's Award, she had to teach another year in senior activities and housing in her area. She even to receive the grant. But that was just the "icing on the once ventured "across the pond" and paid us a visit caKe". Mary's farrtily is scattered and since retiring, on Cape Cod. there are no holds...off to Europe, illinois, Maine and Marie Quirk Cheney '51...lives in Sagamore who knows where next! Beach. Marie taught for many years, raised two Rita Loughlin Scudder 'SO ...lives in Watertown. sons and a daughter, became a child advocate for Rita recently rejoined our group. Farrtily, teaching and special needs programs, and then launched a hobbies have kept her very busy. After many years of second career - a cleaning business! Her many absence, nothing has changed...shape, height...well, employees keep her busy, but her several maybe coloring! grandchildren take precedence over all else. Marion Haley 'SO ...lived in Cotllit and Florida. Janet Dunwoodie '51...lives in Middleboro. Marion passed away in January 1998. Her career in Janet spent many years in guidance at the Paul Sharon ended with a great party, which we all Dever School in Taunton. She "hit the road" after attended. Marion loved a good time and was blessed retirement, traveling South and West, but seldom with a great heart. No one passed Marion's door misses our get-togethers. without a warm welcome and meal. Through many Lorraine "Sis" Rossi '51...lives in Hingham. Sis years of discomfort, Marion always gave to others. She Class Notes

was one of our mainstays the Galapagos Islands. All and will be sorely missed. the travelling hasn't Barbara Ann "B.A." interfered with their Holub LaCambria continuing suppost of the '51. ..lived in Milton. B.A. college or their work with passed away in April, the Alumni Association. 1998. She loved the Jane Cliggot Fisher college and teaching. She '51. .. lives in retired in 1983 having Poughkeepsie, ew York. taught in Milton for Jane taught in twenty-eight years. She Massachusetts for 10 and husband, Frank, years. Then onto New traveled and enjoyed life York where she was a until recent years when teacher/ librarian in her poor health kept her Martha Cummings, Ann McGowan, '47, Dodie Dunn, NanC)f. Newburg for 25 close to home. Though she Murphy, Mary ;4nderson, (a net Dunwoodie, ~arion Haley, 50, years. Jane is currently was unable to join us Joan LaFrance, 50, Madeleme McDonald, Dons Goyetche, Claire active with various 'callv she ke t' McHugh. physl J' pm committees: Planned touch with her newsletters that will be missed by all. Parenthood, Vassar Art Gallery, and President of Marl Lou Williams Rios '51...lived and taught in Retired Teachers. Totally involved with her four Westfield. Mari Lou passed away in January 1983. children, Jane plans to return to her roots, Cape Cod, Prior to marrying Alfred, Mary Lou served as a in the near future. civilian attached to the Army Special Services. She Lois Powers Arnold '51...lives in Gloucester. was stationed in Germany and was in charge of After teaching four years in a public school, Lois leisure and recreational activities for the troops and shifted to a private school, team teaching half days their families. Mati Lou was able to join us for one of until retirement forty plus years later. After raising our April gatherings years ago. We were all saddened three children, Lois keeps busy reading, walking, to hear of the passing of such a calm and gentle lady. catching up with old friends and visiting her Maude Chase Wilkinson '51...lived in Eastham. grandchildren in New Hampshire. Although an English major, Maude started teaching Pauline Pifko Amaral '50...lives in Fairhaven. Pif in Greenfield in the lower grades. She returned to retired from the New Bedford school system after Eastham (her roots) and retired from the Harwich teaching physical education for many years. She system after thirty some odd years. A true Cape enjoys travelling to Texas on occasion to visit family. Codder, Maude seldom ventured over the bridge. Virginia (Peg) Stetson Allen '51...lives in Maude passed away at a much too young age in Frogmore, South Carolina. Peg started out in 1992. Falmouth as Don worked in Woods Hole. After many Virginia "Ginger" Smith MacLeay '51...lives in years in South Florida, they chose Frogmore for their San Antonio, Texas. After graduating, Ginger taught retirement. One of their children lives in Alaska - so in Westport. She left for Indiana University to further guess where the travelling shoes take them? Peg does her knowledge (MA) and to sharpen her tap dancing return to Fairhaven regularly to visit friends and skills (her only B grade at BrHp). This accomplished, family. We always find that visiting is as natural as Jesse changed her whole future. After many years of meeting in the ''butt room" at Wood Hall- nothing sharing her life with us by mail, Ginger was able to ever changes! drop by for one more of our summer get-togethers. **** Her family lives in Texas where her husband, Jesse, The seeds of our friendships were sown at retired from the college after many years as the Bridgewater State College and have continued to athletic director. Their boys have followed in their blossom over the past 52 years. The harvest is yet to parents' athletic-loving footsteps. Ginger's activities be reaped, even though the fading time has begurt! are too numerous to list - she never wants for From 1947, at the campus, on Cape Cod as something to do - always on the run. As summer workers, students at Camp Howes, our grandparents, Jesse and Ginger have a lot of love to commitment to each other has strengthened through give! the years. We have shared our work, our families and Dorothy "Dodie" Szafer Dunn '51...lives in friends to stay in tune with all our lives. Bridgewater and on a golf course in Florida. Dodie retired from teaching in the Bridgewater schools. She Bridgewater State College was - is - and always and her husband, Frank (also a Bridgewater alum), shall be remembered as the greatest catalyst in our have traveled the world by car, plane and boat lives. As the song goes, "you've dropped your anchor (including a freighter). Their most recent trip was to deep in our hearts." Class Notes

years back and also won an award of Ted Sharp is currently the interim 1958 excellence from the Florida Council of principal at Wiscasset High School in John Lonergan Economic Education. She would like to Wiscasset, Maine. He was formerly 21 Westminster Road hear from any friends and former headmaster of a private school in East Weymouth, MA 02189 classmates. Her address is 10621 SW 77 western Massachusetts. After taking a Terrace Miami, Florida 33173... Priscilla year off to write a book about Thomas Gail Walsh Sanguedocle is still teaching Jefferson, he decided to take the interim 1959 in the math department at Methuen position in Maine. Mildred Halter Berkowitz has relocated High School. She keeps busy with MTA to Silver Springs, Maryland. She would activities, negotiating and working with love to hear from any BSC friends. She sick leave committees. She has four 1969 can be reached via email at grandchildren, who provide her with Carol Ethier Pappas [email protected]. much entertainment and she and her 44 Tall Timbers husband plan to spend some time in Berwick, ME 03901 Indian Harbor, Nova Scotia for a little 1960 vacation. Darrell Lund 1970 118811, Ave. #5A Joseph Hackett Park Slope 1965 48 Ledgeview Drive Brooklyn, NY 11215 Robert F. Murphy, principal of the Chace Norwood, MA 02062-5806 Virginia Jewett Hogg Street School in Somerset for the past 25 159 Crescent Street years, has retired. He plans on spending 1971 Bridgewater, MA 02324-2413 his newly found free time cooking and fishing...Robert Vincent Fay will have Mr. Gerald Swift his name honored in the non-fiction 3 Great Hills Drive 1961 section of the new Thayer Public Library East Sandwich, MA 02537-1546 Sharon Cody Stone, sixth grade teacher in Braintree. Fay, a student at BSc, was Ann Brassard Koczera at the South School in Holbrook, has 25 years old when he was killed in an 119 Jarry Street retired after 30 plus years of teaching. automobile accident in 1964, leaving New Bedford, MA 02745-2518 She plans to move to Cape Cod and behind a wife and three children. While Eugene S. Marrow, acting principal of at BSC he played football and was Brockton High school since August of • looks forward to all her upcoming free time. president of the Alpha Upsilon fraternity. 1998, has been appointed to the position The fraternity, under Fay's leadership, permanently He is the first African­ was able to raise enough money to American to hold the principalship of 1963 purchase its first house on-campus. Fay Brockton High School. Judith Williams Millar wanted to become a history teacher. He 10 Presidents Lane, Apt. 11 was a lover of history and current events Quincy, MA 02169-1952 and so his daughter, Kerri MacKenzie 1972 Eck, thought that the non-fiction section Philip Conroy Jr. of the library would be a very 85 Bridle Road 1964 appropriate place to honor her father. Bridgewater, MA 02324-1001 James Nidositko The Thayer Public Library is currently Linda DiPasqua received a Master of 54 Lakeview Avenue under construction and with the help of Arts in Public Administration from Falmouth, MA 02540-2830 Kerri and her family will be able to Framingham State College on May 23, This year Janet A. Freeman Jones house a bountiful selection of non-fiction 1999. celebrates her 25'" year of teaching. She materials as well as a fitting memorial to has been at the Arvida Middle School in Robert Vincent Fay Florida for 18 years teaching both 1973 English and Social Studies. She is Bruce Gaines currently teaching gifted students and is 1966 2308 West Cullivan Street tl1e social studies department Geraldine Murphy Wright Inglewood, CA 90301 chairperson. Janet is very active in her 229 Windcrest Drive Giroux Associates hired Donald Sd100L Along with her teaching and Camillus, NY 13031-1945 Harrison as their newest sales associate. chairperson responsibilities, she also Harrison is licensed to practice real sponsors the Geography Geniuses, a estate and is a member of the Greater competitive geography team wd the 1968 Fall River Board of Realtors. UNPREDICTABLES, a student service Donna Daley Brown organization. Janet was also chosen by PO Box 366 her colleagues as Teacher ofthe Year a few Bryantville, MA 02327-0366 Class Notes !

camaraderie of her fellow classmates in most of all is the opening of the new 1974 physical education and the "Cow library. Itbecame his favorite place to Pasture" the lacrosse team played in... go... James S. Reedy is the organist for Veronica Galanek Wainwright George N. Fountas Jr. will always have the First Anglican Use Congregation in PO Box 660 as friends the members of the 1970-1974 the Boston Archdiocese of the Roman Oxford, MD 21652 varsity swim team... Angela Ralli Gerth Catholic Church. He also enjoys 25th Reunion Celebration recalls living in Woodward for four horticulture and baking... Jeanette Mary-Jo Judge Baniukiewicz recalls years, having meals with friends in Trenouth Spinale has special memories hanging out with her friends Elly, Nancy, Tillinghast Hall and playing cards in the of the her classmates who accepted her Donna, Veronica, Luigi and Sandy, as "butt room."... Stephen L. Godin, a and her ideas, even though she was 34 well as the day the fireworks factory retired major in the US Marine Corps, at the time of graduation, as well as her exploded. She says she will never forget has memories of the Kappa Delta Phi learning experiences at BSC... Kathryn the black cloud in the sky and the way social functions a't BSC. .. Bonnie Howe Stewart remembers the Hill, the everything around her shook... Susan J. Cavaliere Gridley, a biology/ education Quad, the Rat, peanut butter Baptiste remembers all of her collegiate major at Bridgewater, recalls the field sandwiches at Tilly when she could not athletic teams and the camaraderie with trips to Cape Cod for biology and find exactly what she wanted to eat, all of her teammates... Rose Girard Bevis ecology class... Gary W. Guertin is Monday night football, Thursday night is currently retired and serving as an currently living in Florida and is Zoo parties, Costello's and concerts at elected assessor for the town of chairman of the Martin Co. High School the student union... William Taylor Bridgewater. Of her Bridgewater days, Academy of Travel and Tourism remembers parties at the ALPHA Rose recalls the science labs and Professor Advisory Board. He also is an active Red house... Karen Wisenor Tolley is the William Wall's lectures... Ann Ippoliti Cross volunteer, past president of Stuart director of a non-profit association called Callahan currently runs a developer/ Sailfish Club and works with the "Holly's Friends Helping Friends."... industrial property management Bahamas Ministry of Tourism Special Veronica Galenek Wainwright is the company, as well as owning and running Projects... Edward James Hunt's vice president-general manager of the a health gym... Elizabeth (Betsy) Shaw memories are of the great laughs in Dr. Eastern Shore Title Company. She Souza Carter is still teaching after 25 Flores', Dr. Bates' and Dr. Spence's remembers Thursday nights at the Zoo... years and loves it!... Jane Lennon classes and the student union Christmas Donna Tobin Wolohojian teaches Connoly remembers walks across "the parties... Nancy Ernestine Kane's scrapbooking classes and markets a line Desert", 21 Club parties at the Hill, favorite memory is graduating and she of scrapbooking albums and supplies... KAPPA parties, sophomore year semester would like to say hello to her loyal band Stephen Shaw has been appointed the break ski trip, aquabrytes shows, of french majors... Elizabeth Kyner principal of Hopedale Memorial backstage in the theater, Ma Wheaton, Knight, who graduated at the age of 50, Elementary School. Stephen has been "The Geranium Man", Red M&Ms, the remembers being accepted by her principal of the Holland Elementary Rathskellar, Costello's, The CC Club, classmates, even though she was older School, in Holland, Massachusetts for Martha's Vineyard in the rain and the than they were. She taught computers the past nine years. He is looking fireworks factory explosion... Mary for six years and is now retired in forward to his new appointment... Spierdoruis Cauldwell remembers Florida... Irene Potts Lynch and her Barbara A. Giard Campanella has been whist, bingo, her BSC sisters, the husband, John, are very involved in appointed director of marketing and dungeon at Wood and the Rat... Michael their e-commerce business. They deal communications at Western New Czerwonka has a special memory of the with profit sharing on the Internet, England College. long walks of the commuter from Great working with 1000 businesses and over Hill parking lot to classes!. .. Wendy 100,000 products... Janet Beatrice O'Neil Milne DaSilvia has memories of spent many years in the fields of special 1975 gymnastics club events, Leslie and Nancy, education and mental health. Since her Helen Gomes Turner Carnival production, the Commuter Cafe, son was born, she has been staying 51 Purington Street great seats at concerts, playing field home and teaching him. She is active in Somerset, MA 02726-4637 hockey and soccer on frosty and foggy children's ministries... Nancy Suostrom If anyone would like to volunteer their fields at the "Cow Pasture."... James Opdyke is working in primary care time and creativity on the 1975 Reunion Donatelli would like to say hello to nursing. Of her Bridgewater memories Committee please contact Candace Joanne, Rae, Don, Colleen and would the ones she highlights are Zoo night on Maguire, director of alumni relations... love to hear from John Celani. James Thursdays at Wood Hall, Mrs. Wheaton, The Office of Alumni Relations is gives many thanks to Professors Kranyik, the house mother, ALPHA house looking for Karen F. O'Rourke. A class Wolpert, Deckers and Phillips - he parties, elephant scabs, Mary Jo Judge ring has been found with her name on proclaims that his Bridgewater education with a Flupper in her hair dancing to it... Lee A. MeNeaney is very busy these has been invaluable. He remembers the "Bill" and going to Costello's for pizza... days. She is a health and physical pizza gathering every week at his Audrey Nogueira Paddock recalls educator in the North Brookfield School apartment on Spring Street... Mary-Ellen sledding on cafeteria trays at the student System. Along with these duties she is Miller Filosa will always remember the union... What Thomas Perry remembers also the school's curriculum coordinator. Class Notes

Lee dedicates a lot of her time getting as the Academic Director and Upper across to students a message of healthy School Principal of the American School living. She stresses drug and alcohol of Bilbao in Spain. He can be reached at awareness, accentuates the dangers of the American School of Bilbao, Soparda tobacco use and works with Bidea 10, 48640 Berango, Vizcaya, Spain. organizations such as the American Cancer Society to bring programs like the 1999 American Cancer Society Daffodil 1978 Days fund-raiser to the North Brookfield Elizabeth Gallagher Duval public schools...Paul Carroll is keeping 148 Colonial Drive busy these days teaching sixth grade Quincy, MA 02169-1849 social shldies in Norwood, Massachusetts, coaching varsity basketball at Medway High School, 1979 junior varsity baseball at Foxboro High Barbara Cawlina Luby School and is certified as a guidance 51 O'Donnell Avenue counselor, K-12, an elementary principal Shrewsbury, MA 01545 and an assistant principal, K-8. Paul is Margaret Linehan Szostek Mary Jo Ruegg Miller 76 was honored at 26 Woodhaven Street also very active in curriculum planning. the 20 th Annual Tribute to Women in He has rewritten Norwood's social Industry Awards on May 13, 1999. Carver, MA 02330 studies curriculum to align it with the Paula Macomber Money is doing very statewide curriculum frameworks... Paul well in her position as School to Career R. Cooper has been named director of and Continuing Education Coordinator staffing for National Grange Mutual 1977 for the Bristol-Plymouth Regional Insurance Company, in Keene, New Robert Mansur Vocational Technical High School. The Hampshire. He is now responsible for the 1933 Alicante Street Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School management and development of all Davis, CA 95616-6566 Committee is also very excited to have corporate and field recruitment. He will Since he graduated, Richard Pacheco such an exuberant and active member also provide the Information Technology has been to many places including the on their school board. Paula was Department with human resources and US, Spain, Japan and most recently appointed as a board member last organizational development support. Switzerland. For the past nine years April... Kevin P. Wells, assistant • Richard worked as the chair of the principal at Lincoln High School in science department of the American Lincoln, Rhode Island, was chosen by 1976 International School of Zurich. He is the National Association of Secondary Jacqueline Sylvia Wheaton currently changing bothhis job and School Principals as Assistant Principal P.O. Box 235 countries. Richard has been appointed of the Year 1999 for the state of Rhode Swans Island, ME 04685 Dr. Antone C. Vieira, dean of continuing education at Fisher College, was awarded the National Council for Continuing Education and Training (NCCET) Regional Leadership Award for the North East Region. Dr. Vieira has raised awareness of the value of continuing education, continuing education professionals and the contributions they make to the community... Mary Jo Ruegg Miller Ph.D. was honored at the twentieth armual Tribute to Women in Industry Awards dinner, in May 1999. Mary Jo is chemicals toxicology section head, toxicology division, at Exxon Biomedical Sciences, Inc. in East Millstone, New June 26, 1999 was the date ofa recent get-together ofsome Bridgewater alums in Shrewsbury, Jersey. She was awarded, with 62 other MA. Front Row: David Wood '80, Mike McCabe 77, Karen McCabe 79, Barbara Cawlina women, for standing out as outstanding Luby 79, Anne Whitaker 78, Karen Scholtes Woodsum 78, Paul Woodsum. Middle Row: Don executive, professional and managerial Marsan '80, Sharlene Raduazo Goguen '80. Back Row: Bonnie Wood, Linda Guelli 79, Karen women who have made significant Solominides, Arthur Solominides 78, Tom Luby 78, Jennifer Stanovich, Craig Stanovich 78, contributions to the success of their Allen Goguen, Kathy Nackel, Frank Nackel 78, Jim Gilrein 78 and Sue Fowler Gregory 78. companies. Class Notes

Island... Barbara Cawlina Luby was principal of the Millis Middle School. He hostess to a recent get-together on June 1981 started his career at Bird Middle School in Walpole. For the past two years he 26,1999 of BSC graduates from 1977­ Cynthia Booth Ricciardi has been an administrator in the 1980. Mike McCabe '77, Anne Clifford PO Box 228 Middleboro School System. He is Whittaker '78, Karen Scholtes Taunton, MA 02780 Woodsum '78, Arthur Solominides '78, currently a doctoral candidate in Tom Luby '78, Craig Stanovich '78, Educational Leadership at Johnson & Frank Nackel '78, Jim Gilrein '78, Sue 1982 Wales University. Andrew resides in Fowler Gregory '78, Karen McCabe '79, John Sullivan Walpole with his wife, Tracy, and three Barbara Cawlina Luby '79, Linda Guelli 5 Highland Street daughters Olivia, Jillian and Colby... '79, Don Marsan '80 and David Wood Foxboro, MA 02035 Robert Collett is a newly elected '80 were all in attendance. Patty Fuller Eric Heineman·is a partner in the firm of member to the Bourne Board of Health. '78, Bob Whittaker '78, Kathy Carrigan Romeo, Ryan & Heineman in North He is filling a three-year seat and was '79, Jean Laliberti Gilrein '79 and Kurt Andover. His address is 36 Grand Street, elected along wifu two other new Baron '78 regretted missing the outing Reading, MA 01867. He is looking to get members. Robert has been employed, but have high hopes for attending the in contact with Steve Burke and Steve for the past four years, by fue Cape Cod next one. A great time was had by all Gormley. Regional Tobacco Control Program. He especially when the photo albums came was promoted to director of the out! 1983 program in January, 1999. David Robichaud 1980 35 White Road 1987 M. Scott McDonald Wayland, MA 02778-2416 Joan Dansereau Seamans is fue 101 Highgreen Ridge assistant principal at the Governor John Peachtree City, GA 30269 Carver Primary School in Carver. She Linda Webster Buonanduci of Bradford, 1984 and her husband, Tim, have two Vermont, is looking for Mary Lane and Peter George children: Tanya and Brett. She can be Gretchen Holt '79... Congratulations to 33 Stetson Street #2 reached via email at Patricia Randall who was named Rookie Whitman,MA 02382-2439 [email protected]... Ellen Gasson is the founder of an organization called of the Year by Romac International Inc. Christine Openshaw Tempesta • Citizens for Responsible Growth (CRG) Rookie of the Year is a designation 40 Columbus Avenue in Bridgewater. She and her group are awarded to the top performing Braintree, MA 02184-7104 very active in efforts to create a master newcomers to the Romac team. Patricia Carolyn Johnson Lynch was awarded plan for town growth. is a business unit manager in the the 1999 Humanitarian Award for her Burlington office and was honored for outstanding contributions and dedication her performance in the flex division of to the Wareham Recreation Department Romac Information Technology... 1988 and its parh1ers for Play program... Rev. Daniel Darcy Elizabeth Fish is an extremely busy Barbara A. Peterson joins Trinity woman these days. She is in her seventh PO Box 446 Episcopal Church in Marshfield, as the Bridgewatel~ MA 02324 year in charge of special education in the new rector. Hingham public schools. Along with Susan Sullivan these responsibilities, she is also the 2 Daley Road department head for guidance and 1985 Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 school nurses and the "504 plan" Kelly Sullivan Kramer coordinator. Elizabeth faces many 32 Highland Avenue challenges in her field of special Keene, NH 03431 1989 education and according to her [email protected] Renee Ladurantaye 6 Nemasket Street colleagues, is very good at what she Jill Fields Lazzeri does... Tim and Maryanne Lally East Taunton, MA 02718 46 Elm Street Ed Nicoletti, his wife Sheryl Bartley Sullivan live in Sandwich. They have Franklin, MA 02038-1506 two children: Maura, 9 and Luke, 11. Nicoletti '90 and their five year-old son [email protected] They will be restoring their home forever Tyler, have built a new home in while they enjoy coaching the kids' Manassas, Virginia. Ed is fue manager of soccer and basketball games. Tim is a training and development for Staples, 1986 located throughout fue Washington D.C. senior sales representative for Hubbell Paula Vogel Quill to New York City markets... Ray Puglisi Inc. and Maryanne is an inclusion special 20 Goldsmith Drive was promoted to director of research education teacher for the Sandwich Newburyport, MA 01950-3417 and profiling for Benchmark Inc. public schools. If anyone is on the Cape, [email protected] Benchmark is a human resource and they welcome you to look them up... Andrew Zitoli was named the new Class Notes

employment management consulting embarked aboard the aircraft carrier USS State College Master of Public company. Ray can be reached through Enterprise, the lead ship for the USS Administration program in May 1999. email [email protected]... Enterprise Battle Group. Lt. Williams She would like to hear from Ed Walter Paschal was named Fitchburg participated in Operation Southern VanZandt '92, Marla Mirrisolla and State College's new women's basketball Watch, enforcing NATO sanctions Craig MacMillan... Laura A. Colclough coach... Attorney Catherine S. Loranger imposed against Iraq and in Operation received her master's degree in has announced the opening of her Desert Fox where units from the battle occupational therapy at Tufts University practice. She specializes in special group hit Iraqi military targets capable of in 1998. She is currently working at education advocacy and consultation. producing weapons of mass McLean Hospital as an occupational destruction... Ripp Charters is a physical therapist, in Belmont... Carla Hatfield education teacher at Gardner High Harris has been employed by Carver 1990 School also coaching football, indoor Schools as a 4'h grade teacher since Darlene Costa track and girls spring track. He is living September 1995. 9 Race Course Road in Wichendon, Massachusetts and can be Lakeville, MA 02347-1827 reached via email at ripp@netlplus... Jorge Neves David Wolcott was chosen in March as 1994 Lauren Farina 289 High Street the public relations officer for Sacred 30 Pond Street, #3 Holyoke, MA 01040-6513 Heart High School in Kingston. He has Christopher Concheri was awarded his worked hard for the last six years as an Braintree, MA 02184 Lynne A. Haberstroh is now an Master's of Science in Accountancy editor with Mariner Newspapers in education specialist with Kappa Delta Pi, degree from Bentley College Graduate Marshfield. InJanuary, David was International Honor Society in School of Business on May 15,1999. He is honored by the New England Press Education. She is living in Indiana... Lisa currently employed at State Street Association with a third place finish by at Corporation as a credit officer... Brother their annual conference for "Best Sports Davies recently graduated from nursing • school. She is working at Hartford Michael DellaPenna, O.P.M. was Section" in the weekly newspaper Hospital on a medical-surgical unit... ordained on June 12, 1999 by his division... Traci Holmes has been Kristen Keough also graduated from Eminence, Bernard Cardinal Law, at St. promoted to the position of community nursing school and is working at a Leonard's Church in Boston. Father banking officer/branch manager of hospital in Lowell in the emergency Michael is currently working on a license Citizen's bank in Portsmouth, Rhode department. in Franciscan spirituality at the Pontifical Island... Sean Harris received his Institute at the Antonianum in Rome, master's degree in social work from Italy... Priscilla Hotz Huyghue graduated Boston University. He is the director of 1995 from Western New England School of social services at Coyne Healthcare in Kate McDonough Law in February of 1998 and was Rockland and a social work consultant and licensed psychotherapist. ..Greg 16 Verchild Street admitted to the bar in June of 1998, after Quincy, MA 02169 passing the exam. She is presently self­ Smith is wondering how Heather On February 12, 1999 Navy Ensign employed as a legal-consultant. She McCleary Joyner '89 is doing. He can be David M. Aliberti, received his would love to hear from Robert '91 and reached at [email protected]. commission as a naval officer after Debra Willis Bry '90, Ed Comstock '91 completing Officer Candidate School at Andy Gibson '91, Steve McPhee '92, Naval Aviation Schools Command, Judy Reid '90, Lisa M. Rowe '90 and any 1992 Pamela Murphy Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida. He other BSC friends at PO Box 2773, 57 Sagamore Street was trained extensively on many subjects Worcester, MA 01603 or Braintree, MA 02184 including navigation, ship handling, [email protected]. Kate Fontes is looking to find Monica engineering and naval warfare and Leal. Kate is in the same town with a new management, as well as leadership 1991 phone number. Please contact her... Kate training. Ensign Alberti is training to be a naval flight officer with Training Airwing Kern) Barnes Fontes has been working with Meditech Six in Pensacola... Christine A. Murphy 5 Fairlawn Avenue for four years. The past two years she has received a Juris Doctor degree from Burlington, MA 01803 been working in the company as the project coordinator for all five of their Roger Williams University, Ralph Papitto Laura Ouellette building renovations. School of Law May 22, 1999. 60 Linden Street, Apt. 1 Salem, MA 01970 Navy Lt. J.G. Floyd M. Williams, 1993 1996 completed a six month deployment to the Debra Gately Kathleen McRae Mediterranean Sea, Arabian Gulf and 10 Plympton Avenue 14 Smith Street Adriatic Sea. He was assigned to Carrier Waltham, MA 02154 Taunton, MA 02780 Airborne Early Warning Squadron 126, Kris Batista graduated from Bridgewater Class Notes

Tina Michael-Savage CD by Original Cast Records... Roger 1010 Crossroads Drive Limoges earned his master's degree in N. Dartmouth, MA 02747 political management from George Jim D. Sullivan has joined the Washington University and upon BankBoston human resources graduation was elected "Class Leader." department as a senior employment Roger is also participating in the 1999 resource consultant. His previous job was National AIDS Marathon/Marine Corps with State Street Corporation as a staffing Marathon Training Program. He is an officer... Kerrie Comer is currently active fund-raiser for the Whitman working to finish her master's of health Walkier Clinic of Washington, DC, an administration at the University of New AIDS/HIV treatment center. Hampshire. She is ranked in the top of her class... Shaun P. Cook is a psychologist in Boston as well as an 1998 adjunct professor of psychology in North On March 12, 1999 Navy Ensign David Andover... Stephanie Pereira has Hum, received his commission as a received her master's degree in social naval officer after completing Officer work from Simmons College. She is Candidate School at Naval Aviation Schools Command, Naval Air Station, pursuing a career in child and family David Hum '98 (Left) and David Aliberti '95 therapy. (Right) both graduated from Naval Officer Pensacola, Florida. He was trained Candidate School this spring, Ensign Aliberti extensively on many subjects including on February 12, and Ensign Hum on March navigation, ship handling, engineering 1997 12. Ensign Aliberti is training to be a naval and naval warfare and management, as Roger Limoges flight officer in Pensacola, Florida, and Ensign well as leadership training. Ensign Hurn 3732 T Street NW Hum is in primary flight school in Corpus is in primary flight school with Training Christi, Texas. Washington, DC 20007 Airwing Four in Corpus Christi, Texas... Marine Lance Cpl. Amy L. Hall reported His latest compositions were for "A Stephen Smith is returning to Lynnfield for duty at Naval Aviation Technical Kipling Kala - Radana" a tribute to the High School as a full-time math teacher, Training Center, Pensacola, Florida... writings of Rudyard Kipling... Thomas F. after a year as a substitute teacher... Todd Butler received his MS in Rose Jr. was sworn in to the Boston Marian Lans is currently teaching • Communication Disorders atArizona history and psychology at Falmouth Police Department this past January... State University... For the past five years James McGonnigal is featured in the High School. She also serves on Steven Dennis, a teacher at the Finberg musical version ofJules Verne's "Journey committees dedicated to improving School in Attleboro, has written the music to the Center of the Earth" released on education and helping students succeed for BSC's Children's Theater Productions. on MCAS tests. ------1 f------Marriages Colleen Elizabeth Ladwell '88 to Adam Franklin Pierce on Christine Marie DiGando '94 to Jason J. Worthington on June 28, September 12, 1998 1998 Michele Giroux '81 to Stephen Higgs on July 17, 1999 Jessica Masone '94 to Derek Barber on July 25,1998 Priscilla Hotz '90 to Winthrop Huyghue, 1II on September 18, Lisa A. Gustin '95 to Christopher J. McGourty on May 31, 1998 1998 Owain Hogan '95 to Deirdre W. Gasque on September 26,1998 Christine Ann Miozza '91 to Randall William Reis on Melissa Krynicki '95 to Jamie Sylvia on August 14, 1998 November 6,1998 Julie A. LaMarca '95 to Jeffrey D. Bilodeau '95 on May 8,1999 Michelle Lee Acciardo '93 to Mathew Mark Patenaude on April Caroline McGregor '95 to Timothy James Colleran 10, 1999 Denise Powers '95 to Patrick G. Haley on November 28, 1998 John James Allaire '93 to Alexis Hinchliffe Simone Marie S1. Pierre '95 to John Patrick Malone Laura A. Colclough '93 to Ralph M. Ippolito on August 30,1998 Jill Sunderland '95 to Edward Coughlin Jr. Kristin Cronin '93 to Rupert Thomas Jennifer Lynn Araujo '96 to Mark Robert Russell on August 15, Frank DeSario '93 to Andrea Ahearn in October 1998 Jennifer Ellen Dzialo '93 to Timothy P. Saunders on July 25, Amy Boissonneau '96 to Kenneth Calvao on September 5,1998 1998 James Robert Hatch '96 to Misty Nicole LaPlante '98 on August Stephen Patt '93 to Bethany Frankland on November 28,1998 15,1998 Paula Irene Riel '93 to Michael Joseph Murphy on August 22, Traci A. Legate '96 to Robert E. Guarino Jr. 1998 Christopher P. Boucher '97 to Sherry L. Avila on August 1,1998 Nicole Simone Pelletier '94 to Douglass Paul Houston on Megan Louise Phaneuf '97 to Steven M. Carter on June 27,1998 October 10, 1998 Melissa Heron Yohn '98 to Gareth Andrew O'Reilly Nota Bene

Births To Tun and Joy Fessler Cox '87, a daughter, Samantha To Robert and Lynn Belanger Mourao '92, a son, Tyler Robert, Margaret, on May 23,1998 on December 26, 1998 To Andrew '90 and Karen Cummings Gillis '90, a daughter, To Joe '93 and Kim Bulger Larson '91, a son, Connor Alexander, Lauren Elizabeth, on February 27, 1998 on March 3, 1999 To Sean '91 and Carla Hatfield Harris '93, a son, Jonathan To Christopher and Lisa A. Gustin McGourty '95, twin Jacob, on June 3,1999 daughters, Kelly Gustin and Samantha Marvel, on November 17, 1998. Deaths Kathryn White Larrabee '14 on December 17, 1998 Anne F. Connell'42 on December 4, 1998 Madeline Shaw Holmes '22 on March 1, 1999 Vincent J. Hebert'42 on March 23, 1999 Helen Savory Halloway Waterman '22 on March 4, 1999 Helen Peckham Morse '42 on January 26,1999 Dorothy MacLeod Fulcher '25 on May 10, 1999 Mary Anacki '43 on December 17,1998 Olive E. Howard Gurney '25 on March 25, 1999 Marie T. Sheehan Gilreen '43 on May 1,1999 Beatrice C. Peavey '25 on May 3, 1999 Arlene Mary Hill Mathewson Pratt'44 on February 26, 1999 Elizabeth Carroll Sutherland '25 onJanuary 13, 1999 Elizabeth Snow '45 on December 26,1998 John J. Silva '26 on November 27,1998 Caryl Besse Godfrey'46 Mildred E. Tamrnett Glass '26 on December 23, 1998 Lorraine Bwodz Norberg'49 Doris 1. Annis '27 on November 29,1998 Janet B. Beaton Rider '50 on February 20,1999 Jennie Louise Nugent Robinson '27 on June 22,1999 William F. Whalon '52 on March 26, 1999 Framces Terry '27 on December 9, 1998 Marjorie A. Daniele Collins '55 on January 17, 1999 Alice Eddy '28 on December 28, 1998 Gloria Anne Macisaac Flaherty '55 on February 5, 1999 Marian Gilmore '28 on November 17, 1998 Anthony Rose Peters '56 on March 9, 1999 Grace E. Dunham Seabury '28 on April 9, 1999 Charles E. Valine '56 on January 29, 1999 Catherine McKenzie Hall '29 Bruce W. Ellis '57 on January 27, 1999 Muriel S. Johnson '29 on February 22, 1999 Joan M. O'Connor Horan '57 on March 29, 1999 George V. Moore '29 on May 24, 1999 Joseph}. Harnlen '58 on May 20,1999 Ruth E. Riley '29 on May 12, 1999 David W. Sullivan '58 on January 2, 1999 Liane S. Tousignan '29 on February 8,1999 Marilyn Swift '58 on January 17, 1999 Mary Anderson Welch '29 on November 28, 1998 George D. Willett Jr. '58 on April 1, 1999 Louise R. Anderson '30 on January 12, 1999 Jacalyn Harmon '59 on May 12, 1999 Olga Doris Borghi Anderson '30 on May 19, 1999 Marjorie J. Chace Elias '61 on February 20,1999 Evelyn Hinckley Robinson Burke '30 on December 30,1998 Priscilla L. Jones'62 on April 22, 1999 Isabelle R. Odabashian '30 on December 23, 1998 Sylvia Hashem Kostecki '62 on February 1, 1999 Marguerite E. Small Young '30 on February 8, 1999 Stella M. Wadas Horrocks '64 on February 22, 1999 Tillie Linnea Jacobson Coburn '31 on December 24,1998 Frederick E. Doll '65 on November 30,1998 Annie E. Hopkins McAdams '31 on December 31, 1998 Catherine M. Barry Walsh '65 on April 25, 1999 Hilda G. Dowd '32 on February 1, 1999 Elizabeth P. Nale '66 on May 31, 1999 Helen T. Kennealy '32 on April 14, 1999 Rev. Arvid L. Anderson '67 on December 24,1998 Ann K. Leary Bennett '33 on November 9, 1998 Margaret A. Rioux '67 on February 6, 1999 Marion T. Keith Hogue '33 on December 21, 1998 Shaun E. Condon '68 on March 14, 1999 William G. Johnson '33 on February 26,1999 Alma Germaine Rossi '69 on February 12, 1999 Former Dean Frederick A. Meier '34, on May 4, 1999 Lisa Ann Lovell Drew '70 on March 12, 1999 Frances A. Norton '34 on January 13, 1999 Sr. Paule Agnes Gabriau, SUSC '70 on February 4,1999 Phyllis M. Fotelis '35 on February 14, 1999 James F. McGonagle' 70 on December 31, 1998 Dr. Leo Alpert '37 in November, 1998 Edward F. Young '71 on January 24, 1999 C. Victor Johnson '39 on February 21, 1999 Nancy Elizabeth Ivimey Frazier '73 on January 7, 1999 John D. Callahan '40 on May 17, 1999 William LeFort '73 on November 23,1998 Edith Lawler Damon '40 on May 3,1999 Joseph F. Ventura Jr. '74 on April 18, 1999 Samuel Diech '40 on July 22,1999 Susan Needel Rosenbloom '75 on December 23, 1998 Ruth E. Snow Knight '40 on December 3,1998 Eleanor Gagne '76 on January 24, 1999 Jeanne B. Sherman '40 on March 15, 1999 William C. Williamson Jr. '76 on April 30, 1999 Loiuse Birnie Forsyth'41 on March 31, 1999 Marie Hayward Holmes Ray '80 on May 18, 1999 William E. Kearns '41 on January 4,1999 Robert F. Ferreira '81 on January 12, 1999 James Savage '41 on January 1, 1997 Pauline A. Hebert Goldrick '83 on March 22,1999 Lucille Healy Thomas '41 on December 6,1998 Barbara Hall '85 on April 15, 1999 Virginia P. Burns '42 on February 13, 1999 Stephan Mattews '87 on December 18, 1998 Mary E. Casey '42 on March 31,1999 Betsey Sara Joyce '93 on January 1, 1999 Prof. Wayne F. Dickinson on December 10, 1998 THE BRIDGEWATER COLLECTION

DESCRIPTION PRICE QTY. SIZE/COLOR COST Bridgewater Arm Chair Laser Engraved with BSC Seal; Black with Cherry Chair Crown and Arms $250.00 Bridgewater Rocker Laser Engraved with BSC Seal; Black with Cherry Chair Crown and Arms $275.00 Bridgewater Arm Chair Black with Cherry Arms & Gold Silk Screen of BSC Seal $250.00 Bridgewater Boston-Style Rocker Black with Gold Silk Screen of BSC Seal $275.00 Bridgewater Liberty Side Chair Black or Cherry Finish with Gold Silk Screen of BSC Seal $225.00 (Optional Chair Personalization) Available for any Inscription up to Two Lines $ 20.00 College Mirror Hand-painted Scene of Boyden Hall on a 15" x 26" Mirror in Silver Toned Frame $165.00 Bridgewater Desk Clock Pen & Ink Scene of Boyden Hall; Hand-Finished Wood Frame in Mahogany or Dark Green Tone - 7" x 8" x 2" Quartz movement, batteries included. $115.00 Pen & Ink Mirror & Desk Box Hand-Finished Poplar Wood Box features a Reproduction Pen & Ink Print of BSC $110.00 Crewneck Sweatshirt 90% Cotton/l0% Acrylic, Athletic Cut, Gray with Red BAA Logo - Size L or XL $ 28.00 Bndgewater Polo Shirt 100% Cotton, White with Red Embroidered BAA Logo - Size L or XL $ 25.00 Bndgewater State College Woven Coverlet Red & Natural White 100% Cotton Custom-Woven Coverlet; Features 10 College Buildings $ 49.95 Bridgewater Portable Umbrella Red & White Nylon Panels with BAA Logo $ 15.00 Hyannis-Bridgewater 60th Anniversary Golf Shirt White shirt with Red logo - Sizes M, L and XL $ 18.00 Hyannis-Bridgewater 60th Anniversary Long Sleeve T-Shirt White shirt with Red logo - Sizes M and L $ 15.00 Bridgewater Travel Mug - Insulated - Hot/Cold; White with Red BSC Seal; 22 oz. $ 5.00 Bridgewater Mug - White Porcelain with Red BSC Seal $ 4.50 Bridgewater Alumni Association Baseball Caps - White Cap with Red Lettering $ 10.00 Bridgewater Alumni License Plate Holder - Chrome with Red Lettering $ 10.00 Bridgewater Alumni Association Computer Bag - Quality bag with compartments to hold lap-top and more! - Maroon with White imprint of BAA logo $ 32.00 SUB-TOTAL Tax - Massachusetts residents add 5% Sales Tax - No Tax on Clothin2: Shipping - For each Chair add $35; For Each Mirror Add $6; For All Other Items add $4 TOTAL

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