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Fall, 1996 Volume 7, No. 1

A Publication for Alumni, Parents, and Friends of Bridgewater State College

Lou Ricciardi, '81 and Cynthia (Booth) Ricciardi, '81, at Alumni Park. He is the Chairman of the Bridgewater Foundation, she is President-Elect of the Alumni Association The Bridgewater State College Foundation Proudly Announces

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The Boys Choir of Harlem Saturday, December 14, 1996·8:00 PM Founded in 1968 in the basement of the Ephesus Church, The Bo,s Choir of Harlem has become an international phenomenon. Billboard Magazine says the "classically rich...voices take flight on a contemporary slice of pop!hip-hop." New York Newsda, says they have "become one of the definitive cultural landmarks in a city top-loaded with them." The Bo,s Choir of Harlem has Neil Sedaka appeared on 60 Minutes, CNN, The David Letterman Show, Saturday, March 22,1997·8:00 PM and on the sound tracks ofSpike Lee's "Jungle Fever", Few musicians have attained the commeocial "Malcolm-X", and the Grammy-winning "Glory." For a success awarded to Neil Sedaka. Pop hits like night of inspiration and angelic uplifting, don't miss the Oh Carol, Calendar Girl, and Love Will Keep "best known boys choir in the country." Us Together have sold millions of records and Orchestra Seats $29 • Balcony Seats $2S have earned him an international reputation

PUCCiNI'S as a singer-songwriter and pop-pioneer. Now Neil returns to his classical piano roots, LaBoheme combining the melodies of Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Tchaikovsky with his own originally-<:omposed lyrics. The recently released oochestral CD Classical!, Sedaka has embraced overwhelming support. For an evening of musical history in the making, do not miss the artist as he appears at Bridgewater State College. Orchestra Seats $30 • Balcony Seats $26

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On the cover: Lou Ricciardi, '81, and Cynthia (Booth) Ricciardi, '81, stand CONTENTS beside Alumni Park, the new baseball/softball complex whose President's Message 2 construction was supported by gifts Alumni Profiles: raised from private sources. Lou, a member of the college's Board of Lou and Cynthia Ricciardi 3-10 Trustees, and former Board chair­ A Business of Her Own: man, is also the new chairman of the Jill Rainville, '91 11 Bridgewater State College Founda­ tion. Cynthia is the incoming Terry Hart Cogan, '51, to Chair Annual Fund 12 president of the Alumni Associa­ tion. Their profile begins on page 3. College News: Paul Gaines: Cornerstone of Bridgewater Magazine Staff BSC's Diversity Plan 13 Editor: David Wilson, '71 Get Online - Visit BSC's Web Site 13 Editorial Board: Dr. Richard Cost, vice president for institutional New Trustee Appointed 14 advancement; Marie Murphy, '86, Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence 15 director of public affairs; and Mary Dr. Ann Lydecker Appointed Tiernan, director of alumni relations. Provost and Academic Vice President 15 Contributors: Marie Dennehy, '93, office of public affairs, and Leah BSC at '96 Olympics 16 Pabst,'94. BSC Senior at NASA Space Center 16 Photography: D. Confar, Marie Honor Roll of Donors 17-40 Dennehy, Galaxy Studios, Kindra Clineff, Rick Friedman Photogra­ Bridgewater Welcomes Class of 00 41 phy, Heather Blasi, Leah Pabst, New School of Management Science David Wilson. and Aviation Science 41 Correspondence: BSC Students, Faculty at Model UN 42 address all mail to: Editor, Bridgewater Magazine ~f:~~o~~f~~n~~F~~~~ P.O. Box 42 42 Bridgewater MA 02324 Faculty Profile: 508-697-1287 e-mail to: Dr. Jacob Liberles 43 [email protected] Roger Limoges Appointed to Bridgewater is published quarterly Board of Higher Education 44 for the information and reading Alumni Update 45-46 pleasure of Bridgewater State College alumni, faculty, students, Class Notes 47-55 staff, parents and other friends of the college. Marriages/In Memoriam 56 President's Message

Message from the President... An Increasing Demand for a Bridgewater Education

Recently I shared with the campus community some from high school went on to college, while today the thoughts about the report from the U.S. Department of national average is above 62 percent. This is to be Education which noted that the 51.7 million children expected in a society where, according to the U.S. attending grades K-12 this fall in America broke a record Department of Education, 89 percent of the jobs being set by Post-World War II "baby boomers" in 1971. The created in this decade require some form of post-second­ report went on to predict that by the year 2006, the ary education. Young people and their parents are well number will rise to 54.6 million. aware of the estimate by economists that workers gain In Massachusetts, high school between 4 to 6 percent in income enrollment is expected to increase for every year of college that they by more than 20 percent in the complete. next decade as the result of the I share this information with increase in births that began in you because, as alumni and 1990, and here in southeastern friends of the college (many of Massachusetts, among communi­ you parents of college-bound ties that traditionally send large children yourself), your support numbers of students to is needed in the continuing effort Bridgewater State College, many to maintain a strong public school systems are projecting higher education system in the increases even higher than that. Commonwealth. For example: there are 117% In every contact I have with more students in kindergarten in members of the Legislature and Brockton than there are in the with other public officials, I make 12th grade; 111 % more kinder­ the point that public colleges • gartners than 12th graders in such as Bridgewater are where a Taunton; and 62% more kinder­ large proportion of Massachu­ garten pupils than high school setts high school graduates go to seniors in New Bedford. earn their degrees. In fact, in a survey published Equally important, the by The Boston Globe on September majority of these students will I, among 42 cities and towns remain here as a skilled, edu­ which are most directly serviced cated work force contributing to by the college, more than half are the long-term prosperity of the expecting double-digit increases state. in student population within the next decade. The case for investing in public colleges is particu­ For Bridgewater, the implications are obvious. larly compelling in southeastern Massachusetts, which Education Secretary Richard Riley, quoted in The Wash­ for more than a decade has experienced the greatest ington Post, said, "This trend will ultimately put added population increase of any region in the Commonwealth. pressure on public higher education systems to accom­ In this region, among high school graduates who go modate a rising demand for a college education. Access on to college, a larger percentage attend public colleges (7 to higher education has been part of our national pur­ out of 10 in southeastern Massachusetts vs. 5 out of 10 in pose for well over 50 years, and we cannot close this door the rest of the state). of opportunity." Clearly, the need in the future to have a Bridgewater James Appleberry, president of the American State College that offers a high quality college experience Association of State Colleges and Universities, believes at an affordable cost will be more acute than ever before. that "greater demand for education" is an "inevitable result of the population growth" and said "these projec­ tions will challenge our colleges and universities to Sincerely, ensure that all students can be accommodated." Besides the growth in school-age population, today A~--;:J~ larger-than-ever percentages of high school graduates are A'drian Tinsleyd continuing their educations in college. As recently as ten President years ago, less than 50 percent of those who graduated Alumni Profile I

Lou Ricciardi, '81, and Cynthia (Booth) Ricciardi, '81, have each been active in the life of the college in one capacity or another for most of the fifteen years since they graduated from Bridgewater ...

By David Wilson, '71

In 1986, Lou Ricciardi, '81, and Who's Who in the East, 1994-95, students at Bridgewater. Now, became a founding member of the 95-96, and 96-97 editions. because of their individual achieve­ Alumni Association's Investment Cindy has been teaching part­ ments, Lou and Cindy have been Committee and later was elected to time as a visiting lecturer in the chosen by their separate constituen­ serve as the Alumni Trustee on the Department of English at cies to lead the two largest volunteer college's Board of Trustees. In 1990, Bridgewater since 1984. She has organizations at Bridgewater State he was the first Alumni Trustee to been an officer of the Alumni College. This is a unique situation be elected chairman of the eleven­ Association since 1990, and chair of indeed - one member of a married member Board of Trustees and, at programming. She currently serves couple heading the Foundation age 30 at the time, the youngest as First Vice President of the Alumni while the other partner is president­ person ever elected to that position Association and in June, 1997, she elect of the Alumni Association ­ at Bridgewater. He was reelected will become president of the associa­ and Bridgewater magazine is pleased chairman three times for a total of tion, succeeding Martha Drinkwater to present interviews with each of four years, the longest anyone has Jones, '64. Cindy holds a master's them. ever served as chairman. In 1994, he degree from Boston College and at • led the effort to plan an annual present is completing her Ph.D. in Lou is First Vice President for Chairmen's Dinner to be co-hosted English at Brandeis University. Investments with the firm of Dean by the chairmen of the Board of Theirs is a special partnership Witter Reynolds and manages the Trustees and the Bridgewater which began when they met as company's Taunton office. He Foundation to raise money for major projects (the first Chairmen's Dinner helped make possible the construc­ tion of the Alumni Park baseball and softball complex). Lou was reelected Alumni Trustee in 1993, and will serve on the Board until 1999. A former treasurer of the Alumni Association and twice chairman of the Annual Fund, Lou is also a longtime mem­ ber of the Bridgewater Foundation, whose officers elected him chairman in June, succeeding David Messaline, '65. Lou began his new term as chairman of the Foundation on July I, 1996. In addition to his service to BSC, Lou is a member of the Board of Trustees of Bristol County Savings Bank, Morton Hospital, and a trustee and treasurer of the Taunton Development Corporation (devel­ oper of the acclaimed Myles Standish Industrial Park). He was also president of the Taunton Rotary Club in 1991-1992. He has been selected for Who's Who in the World, Who's Who in Finance and Industnj, Alumni Profile

graduated from Bridgewater in 1981 work with me because I know how the time was Executive Vice Presi­ with a major in English and a important it is to young people to dent of the college, and who knew concentration in economics. The have those kinds of contacts. Some my father well. I admired then and oldest of four brothers, Lou attended of them have actually gone into the still admire his love for the college Sacred Heart High School in business and done extremely well and his hard work on its behalf. Kingston, where he first became for themselves." "Ultimately, when it came time interested in the business field. In Q. You mentioned that your father was to apply to colleges, I applied to just the following interview he discusses among those who early on helped two - Bridgewater and Boston his career, his involvement in the encourage your interest in the stock College. I was accepted at both, but I community and the college, and market. Overall, how big an influence was going to pay my own tuition expresses his optimism about the was your father in shaping your life? and it was reasonable for me to future of his alma mater which he A. "My dad was a huge influence on expect that I could earn what I has served with such distinction. me. He was the kind of guy who needed through part-time jobs. My Q. Did you enroll at Bridgewater with would take his lunch at 3:00 p.m. so mother and father were pleased the intention of pursuing a career in he could come to my cross-country with the Bridgewater decision. I business? meets, and it was thanks to him that started there in the fall of 1977." A. "Yes I did. My interest in busi­ I enrolled at Bridgewater. He was an Q. Bridgewater did not offer a business ness originated when I was in high auditor with the state and he had program at the time. What major did school at Sacred Heart High School had the audit of the college as part you pursue? in Kingston. I was a junior or senior of his group from about 1949 A. "I enrolled originally as a political there when I got interested in a through the late '70's, so he knew science major but I wasn't sure that project that my brother John was the college and felt strongly about would give me the background I doing for his economics class on the the quality of education available wanted, and never actually took a stock market. When I had the same there. I was probably eight or nine political science course. My first course, we hadn't done such a when I first went to the college, college class was at 8:00 a.m.- a project. I got interested in what he tagging along for a day with my dad schedule I was grateful to have was doing and started asking when he went to work. I was the because it meant I could finish in questions. I was fortunate also in oldest of four boys, so it's likely he time to go to my afternoon job, that my father had an interest in the took me with him to give my mom bartending at the Halifax Country I market, so he was one of the people some rest. Club - and that first class was I was able to turn to when I had "When I was in high school and English Composition and my first questions. I had been working since began to think about where I'd go instructor at Bridgewater was Dr. my early teens so I had saved a few after graduation, he suggested I Tom Curley, who was to become my dollars on the side, and I began consider Bridgewater. In the sum­ advisor and who was instrumental following the financial pages to the mer between sophomore and junior in my decision to major in English. point where I thought I might be year of high school, and again in the "I found myself attracted to the able to increase my savings a little summer after I graduated, I worked study of English because it seemed bit. This was in 1976 and 1977. at the college on the grounds crew, to me the most widely applicable "I happened to be on Main Street and I did everything from cleaning degree I could pursue. In business, in Plymouth one day and I noticed the grease out of the traps at the as in every other endeavor, commu­ that there was a sign for a stock and Great Hill dorm to painting, mow­ nication is the basis for all of our bond broker, Gage, Wiley and ing, clipping and weeding. Joe interactions, and I believed that a Company. I was sixteen at the time Perry, who was the college's mainte­ broad liberal arts education would and I walked in and introduced nance foreman at the time, and who give me the writing skills and myself to a man named Hap Person. just retired two years ago, was reading skills and experience in I told him I was interested in getting among the first of those important analytical reasoning that I'd need as some information about companies of Bridgewater people to whom I'm a professional. interest to me - one was Exxon and indebted. I was treated very fairly "Actually, some of the more one was Coca Cola - and he took by Joe and we are still friends today. successful people I've worked with the time to talk to me and explain "The position on the grounds in this industry have degrees in some of the basic facts of investing. I crew was for six weeks only, but fields other than business. This is an was fascinated by this and by the when I was a high school senior, I industry where having the perspec­ time I was a high school senior, I got the chance to help my dad do tive of history and literature and the knew this was something I wanted audits at the college and at the Paul ability to communicate effectively to try. A. Dever School in Taunton, which are real advantages. "I've never forgotten how helpful gave me another six weeks' employ­ "There's never been a day when he was to me, and so over the years ment. Consequently, I had the good I've regretted the decision to become I've been happy to have student fortune to come into contact with an English major. I also elected a interns - particularly from another important Bridgewater concentration in economics at Bridgewater and Holy Cross - influence, Jim DiNardo, '39, who at Bridgewater which, as part of the .f Alumni Profile

course work, allowed me to do would be business articles, but no "It was a fascinating time - '80 several directed studies with page regularly devoted to business and '81 - because, first, there was Professor Stanley Antoniotti focus­ news. After I graduated from hardly anyone my age in it, and, ing on the stock market, which Bridgewater I walked into The second, the market, which was then proved very helpful to me." Enterprise office in Brockton one day around 800, was beginning an Q. As an undergraduate, you wrote a and talked with Joe O'Brien, the city exciting growth period, with gas, oil financial column for the student editor. I told him I had written a and gold stocks climbing wildly. I newspaper, The Comment, and that column in college, that I was an area never forgot that I was just one of a was to lead to several professional businessman and resident, and million people trying to get noticed opportunities, correct? asked if he thought such a column in the field. In the back of my mind, A. "I had worked for my high was a possibility. I was always trying to work a little school newspaper and when I read "He said, Well, let's give it a try. harder and be more anxious to learn. in The Comment that new ideas were We'll print it and see if people are "Fidelity offered me a job in welcome, I approached the editor interested.' In March of 1983 the March of my senior year, but I told and asked ifI could write a column column began appearing every them I couldn't work full time until I about the stock market. Apparently Thursday. It's now 700 weeks and finished my degree. Thanks to no one had ever done business­ running. Writing that column has George Maher's connection, I did related writing for the newspaper kept my writing ability sharp, and have the opportunity to interview but the editor agreed to give it a try. the questions I get from readers and receive a job offer from So for three years - my sophomore, require that I keep up with my Shearson." junior and senior years at research skills. Also, I've managed Q. What do you most recall from your Bridgewater -I wrote a column to cope with the pressure of meeting first full-time job? called 'Stock Market Sense.' a deadline every week, which is A. 'With the brokerage industry, '1 really don't know how many good training. I've gotten to know even though you work for a com­ students read it, but George Maher, some great people through the pany, there is no salary. You aren't a campus policeman did. One day I column and it's an activity I'm provided with names of prospective got a call that the campus police happy I got involved with." clients. The company provides back­ were looking for me, which was a Q. When you graduated from office support, but you're respon­ surprise because I wasn't in any Bridgewater in 1981, were you con­ sible for developing a customer trouble that I was aware of. cerned about finding ajob? base. So I was basically starting a "It was George Maher, who had A. "I was fortunate in that I had business from scratch. I was fortu­ read the column and passed it along several offers even before I gradu­ nate that one of my former employ­ to his stock broker. He arranged a ated, but there was no way I was not ers, who owned the Halifax Country meeting and interview, and through going to complete my degree. In my Club, was very supportive of me that connection I was offered my junior year at Bridgewater I had and believed in me early in my first job in the business. When made a visit to Fidelity Investments career. That helped give me self­ people say to me, 'You give so much in Boston to see if there was an confidence. I built the business by time to Bridgewater,' I answer that internship program available. A going out and meeting people, it's because there are so many lady who had worked with me at offering seminars, and becoming people in the Bridgewater equation, the Halifax Country Club was involved in the community. For at like George, who were important working at Fidelity then, and she and who took an interest in my life. hired me to work there during the George has since retired from the summer between my junior and force and we also remain friends to senior year of college. I worked this day." there days and at the country club Q. When did you begin writing your on weekends. When today's column in The Enterprise, the region's students talk about the need to have largest daily newspaper? [Editor's a job while attending school, I can note: his column in that newspaper identify with that. On average I has been running weekly for the worked 35-40 hours every week past 14 years] while I was a student at A. 'There was a connection here Bridgewater. also to my work as a columnist for 'When the summer ended I The Comment. My first contacts with stayed on as Fidelity still needed The Enterprise came for me when I people, so I arranged my senior year was still in high school and would schedule, both semesters, 8:00 a.m. call in sports scores. As a regular to 1:00 p.m., five classes straight. On reader, I was familiar with the Tuesday and Thursdays I had no paper and knew that there was no classes so I'd work all day at Fidelity business page. Occasionally there on those days. Lou Ricciardi at work in his Taunton office Alumni Profile

least the last dozen years referrals much to give up to move from this convince a big company that Taunton have provided the bulk of my area. Over the years I've been was a good place to open a business? clientele." prospected heavily by big compa­ A. "Going back to the early 1980's Q. You decided to open up a Taunton nies to go into New York City, when I was in Brockton, I had office. Why did you select Taunton? Providence, and Boston, and the wanted to have my own office and I A. "I'm really a small town person money was impressive. But I've wanted to be in Taunton. I had since and it means a great deal to me to be never been tempted because I really moved to Thomson-McKinnon able to be active in the community enjoy being in Taunton. It's a Securities. I wrote to my boss and and active in the college. I could wonderful city with great people. listed twenty reasons why I thought have gone in a different direction ­ Bridgewater is a great college and an office in Taunton would work. I Fidelity had wanted me to stay in I'm able to participate to the level I agreed to pick up all expenses for Boston. do because I live and work close to the first eighteen months, and the "In fact, many people were it. Those are aU too important to me firm accepted my proposal. In July surprised that I'd want to work in to give up. of 1984 I opened the office in Taunton. 'Why would you want to "1 deal in a big city business but Taunton for Thomson-McKinnon be in such a small city?' they'd ask. in a small town way. Technology Securities. However, my thought was, 'Well, if today connects me to all the major "1 didn't have a computer and I nobody's willing to do that, there markets just as quickly and com­ didn't have a staff -I drafted must be opportunity there too.' pletely as the fellow sitting on the Cindy, to whom I'd been married What attracted me was the knowl­ twenty-second floor of the World then for two years, to work with me edge that I could live in the area, Trade Center in New York City. on a voluntary basis for what was to that I wouldn't have to spend half Every year that I've been with be a two-month period. Eventually I my life on the highway, and I could Dean Witter - nine years now ­ was able to get her on the payroll get involved in the community. I've earned membership in the and she stayed part-time in the "But separate from that, it's firm's President's Club, which office for more than eight years, always been a quality of life issue for comprises the top 4 percent of the balancing her schedule around her me, and that became even more true company's most successful produc­ teaching assignments at the college, for me once I began my involvement ers. Location isn't the issue anymore where she was hired as a visiting in the college. For me, there's too in my business. lecturer in 1984. In addition to the "Let me give you an example of day-to-day help she gave me, Cindy • what it means to work in a commu­ was also a local person who knew nity like Taunton. When the stock the community and was a graduate market crashed in 1987, we worked of Bridgewater herself, so her that whole week, probably until ten involvement in the business was or eleven 0'clock every night, taking crucial to its success. calls not only from our own custom­ "I knew from the first month that ers but people who were customers we had made the right decision to of other big brokerage firms and open the office in Taunton. This is a mutual funds but who couldn't get good city, a vibrant city, and at the through to them because the lines time Dick Johnson, also a were jammed. Bridgewater graduate, was its "Our customers were great ­ mayor, and he was pro-business and they were more concerned about us pro-growth. He was bringing the getting through it because the media city out of its high unemployment. It was making such a big deal out of it. was, and still is, an exciting time to They were bringing us cheese and be in Taunton." crackers and fruit. That was a Lou remained with Thomson­ perfect example of what it's like to McKinnon until 1987, when he do business in a community like accepted an offer from Dean Witter Taunton versus a big city. We were Reynolds to affiliate with that firm. concerned for our customers but we In turn, the company agreed that were also touched by their concern Lou would remain in Taunton. He for us. was already involved in many "The things that are important to community activities and projects in me are here in Taunton and at Taunton. Bridgewater State College. The It was at this time that he also In August, 1990, at afaculty/staff baseball college helped frame my perspective became active in the college. In 1985 game, Dr. Tinsley was starting her second on exactly the part I play in my Lou and Cynthia established the year as BSC's president and Mr. Ricciardi happiness." Michael J. Ricciardi Memorial was in his first term as chairman of the college's Board of Trustees Q. Was it difficult in the beginning to Scholarship in honor of Lou's father, Alumni Profile "

and $500 is awarded annually to a inclined to adopt the philosophy dialogue. What I tried to do as chair sophomore or junior year student that whatever the institution's major was to raise the expectations of the majoring in management science, needs were, we would try to find a trustees from themselves, and that with preference given to students way to meet those needs. Given that can only be done by working with demonstrating particular academic state assistance is always going to be an administration which also wants excellence in accounting and in flux, we took the position that if that goal. As an alum, I feel an finance. the state isn't interested in building a enormous pressure, in a positive Q. What were the first contacts you had high-tech center, we'll find another sense, to use the role that's been at Bridgewater that led to your subse­ way. And if the state won't build a entrusted to me as one of the eleven quent involvement with the college? baseball field, we'll raise the funds people on that board to ask ques­ A. "The Alumni Association had to do it ourselves. tions, to understand the issues, and made a decision to maximize the "There's been some considerable to help formulate policies that are in return on their scholarship invest­ success with this approach. Thanks the long-term best interests of the ments and they wanted to establish to the intervention of two alums, college. an investment committee. What Fred Clark, '83, and David Carreiro, "My last act as chairman, other started out with twenty interested '84, the college got the help of Joe than proposing the resolution on the people eventually honed down to Moakley to build the tech center. naming of Alumni Park, was to go five and then to the current four Meanwhile, Dave Messaline and I into Boston with President Tinsley who have done it these last ten teamed up to go to private donors and a group of staff and student years. and raise $260,000 to build the new leaders to talk to the members of the "Phil Conroy, '72, then-director baseball and softball complex, a first Higher Education Coordinating of development, knowing that I was time ever capital project among the Council. She asked me to address in the business, invited me to state colleges supported by private the Council, and when I did I said, participate and that was how I got donations, without even having a 'I'm a first-generation college involved. Out of the initial group of general appeal for money." graduate and a graduate of this five people, David Messaline Q. You have served as a member of the college. I worked to pay my way became chairman of the Foundation Board of Trustees during a period when through college and I stayed in the and I became chairman of the the college underwent a number of area. I pay taxes, I'm involved in the college's Board of Trustees. significant changes. How do you think community, and this is what state Phil Conroy made me aware of the your role as a trustee has changed? college graduates do.' I'm very possibilities available to interested A. "I think the role of a trustee both proud of Bridgewater and very alums to become part of the college at the college and in the Common­ grateful for the opportunities the again. I had no idea of how much wealth is hugely different in 1996 college has given me and continues time one could spend at one's from what it was in 1989. to give me. college after graduation! "Then there were many financial "Today Bridgewater is viewed "In 1990, when Ralph Fletcher, issues that had to be dealt with clearly as a leader in the public '53, stepped down as the Alumni because the state walked away from higher education system, not just in Trustee on the Board of Trustees, I what had been for decades a regular, the state college system. Adrian was elected to succeed him. Subse­ predictable level of support. We Tinsley deserves much credit for re­ quently the members of the Board of were forced to manage the institu­ igniting the 'Bridgewater spirit.' It Trustees elected me chairman and tion more efficiently than ever was a privilege for me as a trustee to then reelected me three more times, before and came to rely more on the be whatever help I could be to her in so I served as chairman for a total of students, who were going to be that process. Truly, I see it as a once­ four years -I remind myself to put asked to assume more of the finan­ in-a-generation opportunity that I've that in context by recalling that I cialload than ever before. But we all had to help shape the college's was a student for only four years. worked together and we got future; from the ballfields to the "It was a dramatic time to be on through it. Technology Center to protecting and the Board. The latter years of the 'What hasn't changed is how a expanding our capital resources so 1980's were tumultuous for the trustee looks at his or her responsi­ that recently we could, among other college. A new president - Adrian bility. One might simply say 'we're things, acquire 40 acres of land Tinsley - was chosen to lead the just here to approve things' while contiguous to the campus. The institution at the same time I came someone else who understands the college is in wonderful shape for on the Board of Trustees, so we responsibilities involved will say whatever future it seeks to create for arrived simultaneously. The board 'we're here to work with the admin­ itself." and the college together had a hectic istration to build a better institution.' Q. Your work in the Alumni Associa­ first year, but it was exciting and fun "In my view, Adrian Tinsley sees tion, on the Board of Trustees, and now to work with someone who had a the trustees as a consultative body as Chairman of the Foundation puts you totally new vision, as I did. and she wants the give-and-take. in contact with the entire spectrum of "Neither of us was politically She is superb at laying out the the campus community, both internally appointed and we were both possibilities and encouraging a and externally. Among all these groups, .' Alumni Profile

is there any particular one to which you First Vice President of the Alumni because I had been working in the feel most connected? Association. She is a native of town library for several years and A. "To me, the students at Raynham, Massachusetts. A gradu­ thought it would be a great job to Bridgewater are the single most ate of the class of 1981, and a visiting have. I looked at Simmons College, important constituency we have at lecturer in the Department of Keene State in New Hampshire, and the college. We - the college­ English since 1984, she holds a three Massachusetts state schools, exist for the students, our future master's degree from Boston College including Bridgewater. alumni. When I was a student at and is currently completing PhD. "It came down to Simmons or Bridgewater, I sensed strongly that studies in English at Brandeis Bridgewater. Two factors helped me my professors believed this and University. make my decision: I decided I that's why I had such a quality Q. How did you happen to choose to didn't want to live away from home, educational experience. I know that attend Bridgewater State College? and going to Simmons would have the faculty and staff feel the same A. "I went to Raynham schools and meant taking out a second mortgage way today. In every position that had a lot of Bridgewater teachers, on my parents' home. Since I've been fortunate enough to hold including Patrice (Sanborn) White, Bridgewater had a Library Science on campus, I've tried to take as '52, who was one of the most minor, I was happy with my choice. many opportunities as I could to important influences on my scholas­ Then came a pleasant surprise: I'd meet with students, talk with tic career. In addition to being a been on the high school yearbook students, and make them aware of great English teacher, she lives staff, as copy editor, and at gradua­ my interest as an alum in their well­ across the street from my family, tion I received a $250 scholarship being. As I said earlier, there were and her daughter was my best from the yearbook scholarship fund. many people at Bridgewater who friend. Overall, I think having That $250 actually covered my first had the interest and took the time to contact with people like her made a semester's tuition at Bridgewater." help me along. I'd like to do as strong impression on me that Q. Do you have someone in your life much for others as was done for Bridgewater was a good place. whom you consider a role model? me./I "I attended Bridgewater­ A. "My mother is my strongest • Raynham Regional High School and personal role model. She has always graduated in 1977. At the time, I encouraged me to do things a little Cynthia (Booth) Ricciardi is the wanted to become a librarian differently, to think for myself, to I diversify my interests, and to avoid limiting my options, especially where gender roles were concerned. When she was in high school she won her school letter for softball -­ her dad had been quite an athlete and played in the Taunton Twilight Baseball league. Consequently, it was my mother who was out in the yard playing baseball with the neighborhood kids in the summer -­ none of my friends' mothers could even hold a bat properly. But then she would turn around and sew my entire school wardrobe. I think I learned from her example that if we don't limit ourselves, we can pretty much do anything." Q. At Bridgewater, were you a com­ muter or resident student? A. "I commuted. My family had one car during my freshman year. We worked it out so that some days I would drive my father to work, and take the car to school. When I got out of class in the early afternoon, I'd drive back to where he worked, he'd take me home, we'd have a late (sometimes very late) lunch, and he'd go back to work. Other days, I Cynthia Ricciardi has been a visiting lecturer in the Department ofEnglish at SSC since 1984 would go with one of my neighbors Alumni Profile

to where she worked, and I would College.' 'Oh, now, that's interest­ always have the computer science as hitch a ride with the daughter of one ing!' he said. 'I happen to be the a back-up' plan for employment. I of her colleagues. The most impor­ godfather to the son of a member of was also an aide in the computer lab tant thing was to get to school. And the faculty there -- Harold DeLisle.' at Bridgewater for both my junior if I stayed until 3:00 or 4:00 o'clock in And I said, 'Well, you could say that and senior years. the afternoon, there was always the he's the reason I'm at Boston Col­ "Just before I graduated, there library or the music lounge, al­ lege.' was an open house at the Foxboro though the commuter cafe was my "Professor Mary Moore Jarvis, Company, and I went in, just for the favorite place to study. I know from '39, is another member of the faculty experience. I talked with a represen­ talking to my own students that who meant a lot to me as an under­ tative, filled out a job application, many of today's commuters can graduate. She was my advisor until and was invited back for a second identify with this. she retired at the end of my sopho­ interview to be a programmer there. "Because I commuted, I had a more year. She was the first female I said, 'No thank you.' When I told strong network of friends at home, instructor I encountered who the story to Bob Sutherland, I knew so I didn't get really involved with exhibited a 'mentor-type' personal­ he expected me to end by saying any events at Bridgewater until I ity, and she became something of a 'And I have a job at the Foxboro met Lou. He's always been a person role model in the sense that she was Company.' But the end of the story who knows a lot of people and has a a kind person who managed to was, 'I'm going to Boston College to lot of friends. We met in Dr. Harold incorporate high academic stan­ get a master's degree in English.' My DeLisle's "Literary Types: Satire" dards in the classroom without parents were pretty surprised, too. class, in the fall of 1978. Lou was an sacrificing her humanity. I admired But I've never lost my enthusiasm English major too. We became that in a teacher, and in an advisor. for computers. I'm still a 'tekkie,' at friends, took more of the same Every time I met with her it was a least by Humanities Department classes, studied together, and a year positive experience. standards. later we began dating." "Dr. Thomas Curley is another "One summer, after I'd been Q Who were the professors at BSC professor who has had a teaching here for two years, I ran Bridgewater who most influenced you? significant influence on my aca­ into Rick Fontaine, from Information A. "Dr. Hal Delisle, '51, is certainly demic career. It was Tom's strong Services. He was looking for some­ someone who had a profound recommendation that made it one to do some testing on a software influence on me. My style of learn­ possible for me to be admitted into package purchased for the English ing and his style of teaching just the doctoral program at Brandeis Department, and I spent the sum­ seemed to mesh perfectly (at least to University, where I am now study­ mer writing a user manual for the me), and the breadth of his knowl­ ing in his own field of eighteenth­ Writer's Workbench application." edge made his classes encompass century literature. " Q. And now you're pursuing a Ph.D. at much more than their titles would Q. You also became - and this was Brandeis Universitl}- What is your suggest. Hal was also very helpful to highly unusual for an English major at field? What are you writing your me in suggesting I consider Boston the time - interested in computer dissertation on? College for my graduate school. science, correct? A. ''When I started at Brandeis, I "I had an interesting experience A. "Yes, and I will forever be a fan of wasn't sure whether I was going to when I was at Boston College that the General Education Require­ specialize in American or British shows how small a world we live in. ments. Because it was required, I literature, but a member of the . It was in my very first class, Anglo­ took a course called 'Topics in Math' faculty there, Dr. Susan Staves, Saxon literature and the instructor with Professor Robert Sutherland. In encouraged my work in eighteenth­ was Dr. Charles Regan. He re­ the last segment of the semester, he century fiction. As a result, I've minded me of Hal in his approach to included a section of computer spent the last two years working teaching, in that he drew in all sorts programming with the BASIC with her on a project that constitutes of additional information beyond language. Remember, this was the majority of my dissertation: the literature. One day, in reference to nearly eighteen years ago, so by preparing a critical edition of an some scenery in a poem, he mentioned today's standards, our TTY's and eighteenth-century novel. The name having visited Finland and said punch-cards were relatively primi- of the book is The Delicate Distress by something about the fjords. .tive. But I loved it. Elizabeth Griffith, and it will be "Fresh from my environmental "So the following year, I took published by the University of geology courses at Bridgewater with BASIC with him in the fall semester, Kentucky press next spring. The last Dr. Boutilier, I mentioned something FORTRAN in the spring, and then time it was published was 1787, about the geology of coastlines, and two courses in COBOL. In my last although the first edition came out Professor Regan stopped me, and year, I enrolled in the PASCAL in London in 1769. I've been able to asked, 'Where did you do your programming course, which I was use all of the research skills I've ever undergraduate work?' A little told was the 'up-and-coming' developed, tracking down unidenti­ nervously, wondering why he'd computer language. I figured that no fied quotations. I've even traveled to asked, I replied, 'Bridgewater State matter what happened, I would North Carolina and Pennsylvania, Alumni Profile

as well as spending weeks upon alumni from the area who might be wonderful opportunities for people weeks at Harvard's Houghton useful on the board. Someone had who are interested in learning. The Library poring over two-hundred­ proposed my name, and asked Lou best part is that there's just no final year-old volumes. I've been having a if he thought I'd be interested in exam! great time." getting involved. Phil Conroy, '72, "I also think the concept of Q. How did you begin teaching at former director of development, holding area meetings, not only in Bridgewater? called me. I was a little bit hesitant at Florida but more locally, is an A. "When I graduated from first, but Phil was most instrumental important step forward. The first Bridgewater, I had no intention of in helping me feel that I really had was held on Cape Cod last summer becoming a teacher. I imagined something to offer to the Associa­ and we held one in Newport in myself in those pursuits that most tion. September. Mary Tiernan, our English majors dream about ­ "I became programming chair director of alumni relations, has publishing, writing, and so forth. after I made the·typical rookie's done an exceptional job of expand­ Lou and I became engaged the mistake. I was at a meeting where ing this idea." February before we graduated. I had Dr. Mary Lydon,'SS, then-alumni Q. What do you see as the advantages of decided on graduate school, and president, was discussing a new having Lou as chairman of the Founda­ when I approached one of my standing committe for program­ tion, and, as of next year, you as professors for a recommendation, ming. We were then in the process president of the Alumni Association? that person said, "Graduate school? of examining what today we call the A. "The alumni association, at the I thought you were getting mar­ Applied Strategic Plan, and we were age of 154, is the college's oldest ried." I naively responded, 'Well, looking at possible revisions to the continuously operating organiza­ yes. I'm going to do both.' It had Association's by-laws. I made one tion, and the foundation is among never occurred to me that the two tiny little suggestion about program­ the youngest at Bridgewater, just pursuits could be mutually exclu­ ming for professional development, slightly more than a decade old. sive, and of course, they weren't. and the next thing I knew, Mary was "But they share the fundamental "Lou and I were married during on the telephone asking me to chair aim of promoting the college and my first year at B.C., right here at the the committee. That was one of my providing financial support to it. Catholic Center, and we moved into first official responsibilities with the Working closely together over the an apartment at Waterford Village. Association." last several years, the alumni I It was in graduate school at Boston Q. You served as secretary of the association and the foundation have College that I realized I am what Bridgewater Alumni Association for already developed an impressive some people call a 'perpetual two years before becoming first vice­ track record because there is trust student,' and I belong in the class­ president and you have been chair of the and goodwill on both sides. I count room. programming committee since 1991. on the fact that Lou and I are not "When I graduated from B.C., I What are some of the Association's only married to each other but have was working in the Bridgewater major achievements in that time frame? worked well professionally with Public Library. I knew that I wanted A. "I think that the 'Learning in each other for so long to make even to teach, and I wrote a letter to Cliff Retirement' program, which began more progress possible." Wood, '60, then chair of the English in 1991, is an important accomplish­ Q. What goal would you most like to Department at Bridgewater, asking ment. Maureen Silvia, former accomplish by the end of your tenure as if there were any teaching positions assistant director of alumni relations alumni president? . open. He called me in January. 'As a and I got together to plan a series of A. "At the end of my term as matter of fact,' he said, 'I'm looking seminars that would bring alumni president, I hope I will have found to hire a visiting lecturer to teach back to the campus to attend the magic formula that will encour­ composition.' I started teaching two lectures and workshops that were age all our alumni to come back to weeks later, in January, 1984, and educational in nature. We felt that at Bridgewater to see what's been my first course was EN 102. In July I a college like Bridgewater, where going on since they left. Some things began working with Lou in his teaching and learning have such a never change: students will attend newly-established Taunton office, rich history, we ought to be doing classes and work part-time jobs and and I subsequently got additional something to provide opportunities watch this year's cult television part-time teaching assignments at for our retired graduates to continue show in the Rat -- and some things Newbury College and Bristol learning. We started the first year have changed significantly: the Community College." with three programs and had a great campus is growing and the Alumni Q. How did you get involved with the response from alums. Association is growing with it. We Alumni Association? "So far, more than two dozen try to offer a variety of ever-more A. "In 1990, Lou had been Alumni workshops have been presented, interesting programs and services so Trustee for a year. He came home utilizing the talents of our faculty, that the time the students spend at from an alumni meeting at the students, alumni and representa­ BSC is really just the beginning of college and said that there had been tives of the community. 'Learning in many more years of enrichment."· a discussion about recruiting more Retirement' is not classes per se but Alumni Profile

Jill (Fernandes) Rainville, '91 -A Business of Her Own

Many people dream of being in business for themselves, and perhaps for most of them that's what it remains - a dream. But Jill K.(Fernandes) Rainville, a class of 1991 management science major, wasted little time in getting her own business started, and today Integrated Business Systems, located just across from the Taunton Green is a year old and already is making a profit. "As far back as I can remember, I wanted to be in business for my­ self," she says. The idea remained with her after graduation from college, butJill Jill (Fernandes) Rainville in her computer training room at Integrated Business Systems didn't rush into opening a business are very loyal to each other and computers are everywhere in right away. She worked in a com­ support each other. So there were business, and when they malfunc­ puter store for two-and-a-half years many individuals and organizations tion, the lost productivity can be a and eventually became store anxious to help me make my very serious issue for any size manager. Later, willie she was business a success." company. Every person in business employed by an insurance company Jill chose to establish a business understands that it can cost a lot of in the Taunton Industrial Park, she that would cater to the computer money to have people sitting decided to make the move. needs of area and regional busi­ around just because the computers "It was February, 1995, and my nesses. are down." husband and I- he's an indepen­ 'We do a variety of things but our Training is another important dent contractor - decided it was primary focus is helping service all element of Integrated Business time." of a business's computer needs," Jill Systems and Jill has built a com­ An initial challenge was finding a says. "From equipment sales, to puter classroom in her suite of good location for a new business. "I networking, to service and repair offices for training purposes. wanted to be in Taunton because it's work to employee training - our "Most people are just too busy to so centrally located," says Jill, a goal is to help companies invest open books and read technical native of Dartmouth, Massachusetts. wisely in computer purchases and manuals, and such manuals are "Within an hour of Taunton are then use their systems as efficiently often difficult for the lay person to other major cities like Brockton, as possible." follow," she explains. Boston, Fall River and New Bedford, "We sell based on service," she Keeping up with changes in and growing suburbs as well. I think continues. "For companies that have computer hardware and software is the potential here makes a convinc­ existing systems, we provide itself nearly a full-time occupation. ing argument for locating here. It ongoing support and training, and "You can't even imagine how much turned out to be a good move we can help them upgrade their of a challenge it is to do that. It because there is so much support systems as needed. seems I'm reading constantly. The here for new businesses," she "But I also love to go into compa­ growth of the Internet has only explains. nies that aren't computerized at all added fuel to the rate of change in "When I started I had no customer because it gives me a fresh start. I this industry." base, but I got a lot of help from the enjoy sitting down with customers Jill obviously enjoys operating her city of Taunton's economic develop­ to discuss how computers can make own business, though she admits ment council, which provided me their companies more efficient," she there are sacrifices to be made. with leads and customer referrals," says. "I like to ask, What do you "It has its pros and its cons," she she says. need? What can computers do for says. "Some days you feel, 1t would "I also joined the Chamber of you?' We talk about workflow and be so much easier to work for Commerce and that was a big boost. how computers can fit in." someone else.' There are a lot of 80­ The 'Heart of Taunton' project, And Integrated Business Systems hour weeks. But 90 percent of the which aims to boost development in is there if trouble occurs. "If our time I love it." the downtown area, was also an customers have difficulties, we come For more information about excellent source of assistance. Also, I immediately," Jill says. "Today Integrated Business Systems, call Jill find that the businesses in this area at 508-824-8222. • ,I Alumni Profile

Terry Hart Coqan, '51, To Chair Annual Fund Campaign State This Year Will Match Alumni Donations Dollar-for-Dollar

Ms. Terry Hart Cogan, '51, has an affordable price." agreed to chair the 1996-1997 Annual Ms. Cogan worked summers at the Fund Campaign, succeeding Mr. New England Telephone Company to Charles Stockbridge, '76, who chaired help pay her way through. the campaign for the past three years. She remembers Bridgewater as a That armouncement was made by small college with a family atmosphere. Dr. Richard Cost, vice president for '1 think students really felt as if this were institutional advancement, who said, their 'home-away-from-home.' I have 'We are delighted that Terry Cogan is wonderful memories of my student days willing to take on this important task at Bridgewater, and having lived there and we're grateful to Charles for four years, I developed many long­ Stockbridge for the outstanding leader­ term friendships." ship he provided over the past three After graduationMs. Cogan became a years. teacher in the Lexington Public Schools '''The college depends heavily on and eventually settled there after donations from private sources to marrying. She is the mother of four strengthen Bridgewater academically, to children and grandmother offive. provide scholarships to deserving Ms. Terry Hart Cogan, Class of 1951 Long active in civic and community students, and to support a wide range of alurnnus/na on a dollar-by-dollar basis, affairs, Ms. Cogan is a past president of projects that advance the college's up to $220,000, and $1.00 to $3.00 above the hospital auxiliaries of Boston Univer­ reputation for educational quality and that, with a cap of$440,000 per college. sity Medical Center and Brigham and public service," he continued. ''This represents a major opportunity Women's Hospital in Boston. She is ''Terry, like Charles, is a proven, for us to build the Annual Fund," Ms. currently a member of the Boston Ballet experienced and dedicated volunteer. Cogan said. '1 believe our alumni and Board ofTrustees and a benefactor of I With Terry at the helm, the Annual friends will respond with even greater major arts organizations on Cape Cod Fund will continue to have solid generosity, knowing that their gifts will and in Boston. direction and guidance." be matched." She has also been involved in the Mr. Louis Ricciardi, '81, chairman of Ms. Cogan is herself a longtime Democratic Party and was invited to the Bridgewater Foundation, is equally benefactor of Bridgewater State College: attend the inaugurations in Washington, enthusiastic. ''Having worked with in 1990, through circumstances in her life, D.c., ofPresidents Kennedy, Carter and Terry on the Foundation, I know the she was able to give Bridgewater its first Clinton. She is a past member of the depth of her feeling toward Bridgewater one million dollar gift from a graduate, a Lexington Democratic Town Committee and the strength of her commitment to gift that allowed the college to purchase a and currently serves on the Chatham this position. The chairmanship of the key plot ofland contiguous to the Democratic Town Committee. Annual Fund is, as it was under Charles, campus. '''The Annual Fund Campaign is in very capable hands." The MBTA recently purchased part of underway and we're counting on For her part, Ms. Cogan is looking that land from the Bridgewater Founda­ everyone to participate in as large or as forward to the challenge. "As a trustee of tion to construct an access road to the small amount as they can contribute," the Bridgewater Foundation, I know commuter parking lot when rail transit Ms. Cogan says. ''Bridgewater is an how crucial the success of the Annual begins in a year. outstanding public college whose Fund is to the college. A native of Cape Cod, she took a year reputation continues to grow. When '1n recent years, alumni have off between high school and college and alumni contribute to the Annual Fund, supported a number of major projects, attended Bridgewater with her sister, they help the college acquire the re­ such as the construction of the new Peggy. sources and provide the scholarships that baseball/softball complex and the ''My brother was also starting college today really are the 'margin for excel­ purchase of land for future college that fall at the University of Alabama, lence.' expansion. There is much work yet to be and so my parents had three of us away "Ultimately, the college's good done, and this year there is a significant and living at college in the same four reputation enhances even further the added incentive in that the state will years, and this was in an era when tl1ere value of the Bridgewater degrees alumni match dollar-for-dollar alumni gifts up were no college loan programs," she have earned, so we all have a vested to a total of $440,000." recalls. '1 appreciate the sacrifice my interest in supporting the college through Under a plan armounced last spring, mother and fatl1er made for us, and I our donations. Bridgewater is counting the Commonwealth - in an attempt to know today that many parents face the on us to help it grow and prosper." encourage private fund raising among same kind of challenge, even with loans. More information on the 1996-1997 the state's public colleges and universi­ I was very grateful that Bridgewater was Annual Fund campaign can be found on ties - will match every gift from an here to give me a top quality education at the inside back cover of this issue. • College News "

Paul Gaines: The Cornerstone of BSC's Diversity Plan by Marie Dennehy '93 Visitors are greeted with a smile he recalls. "There were three black admissions, with high numbers of that lights up his whole face, the students on campus at the time, and students but low graduation rates, same smile that for almost three the first year we brought in 11 and the administration supported decades welcomed and put at ease more." The minority population me." the hundreds of minority students greatly expanded under his admin­ This is why he developed retention stepping onto the BSC campus for istration. BSC has a minority programs, to assist these students the first time. It is the smile of Mr. population of close to 600 for the with their academics. He is de­ Paul Gaines, '68, recently retired academic year 1996-97. lighted to report that BSC minority Assistant to the President for Affir­ An enthusiasti~proponent of graduation rates are high. mative Action and Minority Affairs minority recruitment, Mr. Gaines The list of programs that he at Bridgewater State College. explains that BSC's program was the developed or helped to develop as Mr. Gaines first came to BSC as a first in the state college system. "Lee part of the support and retention graduate student in the late 1960s, Harrington had a great deal of phase of his work is impressive: graduating with a master's degree in foresight," he says. "Only a few PROGRESS/Outreach, to recruit counseling, with plans to return to years later, our types of programs and retain minority students; the his native Newport and continue his became mandatory, and we were AFRO-AM Club, an organization of career as a high school teacher, the pilot program for all those that African-American students; the counselor, and coach. followed." African-American Alumni Associa­ Bridgewater State College adminis­ He has always been adamant that tion; the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. trators Dr. Henry Fanning, Dr. Lee BSC should not recruit students just Annual Memorial Breakfast; the Harrington, and Dr. Philip Dooley to increase the numbers, however. Hall of Black Achievement; the Rose approached him shortly after He likes to focus on retention and Scholarship, to recognize scholastic graduation with an offer of a position graduation rates. "In the early days, excellence; the Robert Daniel on campus. "One of my major we were criticized because our African-American Scholarship assignments was to establish a numbers were not increasing program; the Latino Club, an program of recruitment, support, rapidly," he explains, 'but I never organization of Hispanic students; and retention of minority students:' wanted to have revolving door (continued page 14) Get Online - Visit BSC's Web Site at www.bridgew.edu Bridgewater State College's official world wide web site debuted to the public in July by Leah Pabst '94 In her book, HTML for the World services, Marie Murphy ofpublic the web management team in provid­ Wide Web, Elizabeth Castro called the affairs, and Ratna Chandrasekhar of ing feedback about the web site and web the Gutenberg press of our time. library services, has been preparing the recommending strategies for its The press opened a world of new ideas web site since early April. According to effectiveness. Additions being consid­ to masses of people who previously Ms. Anderson, additional members of ered for the site include course had no access to the limited hand­ tl1e information services staff were also offerings and program descriptions written books that were available. instrumental in converting information and requirements to generate interest The implications for the world wide to HTML, or hypertext markup among prospective students. web are very similar. The web has language, the computer language used Web team members hope that altered the way we obtain information to create web pages. visitors to the web page will provide and has placed a virtually instanta­ The site, the purpose of which is to them witl1 suggestions so they may neous and limitless source of it right at provide both external and internal continuously improve the site. E-mail our fingertips with only a quick click of visitors with a convenient source of [email protected] with your the mouse. accurate and timely information about suggestions. • This summer, BridgewaterState the college, features a variety of pages ro' College joined this information mecca about different programs and services with its official site, www.bridgew.edu. at Bridgewater. Itis an ideal tool for The site, constructed and edited by the alumni to keep abreast of events at the web management team, debuted to the college as well as for faculty, staff, and public onJuly 12, 1996. current students to obtain up-to-date Under the direction of the president information. and vice presidents, the web manage­ Consisting of fifteen members ment team, whose members include representing faculty, staff, and stu­ Tammy Anderson ofinformation dents, the web advisory group assists College News

(Paul Gaines continued) support available for these students family, friends and colleagues." the Leadership, Education, and than for those early ones." Even taking into consideration the Academic Development Program; As he remembers the climate on demanding and sometimes hectic and the BSC Racial and Cultural campus at that time, he is still pace of his commitments, the Diversity Plan. impressed with those earlier stu­ decision to retire was not an easy Development of these programs dents. "They were strong willed and one for him. "During the past 28 came a steady pace. When he determined, and together we forged years, I've made some very good discovered a need, he helped a lot of new ground and laid the friends and have fond memories." establish a program to fill the gap. groundwork for the present popula­ he says. "But what really made it "The development of these pro­ tions." difficult was knowing that I was grams exhibits the BSC commitment A father of four children, all of going to leave behind some very fine to provide support and to help whom attended BSC, Mr. Gaines is young people that I have a strong students develop a feeling of also an active participant in his sense of concern for. They are a very belonging," he says. community. He was the first black special group of young men and A caring and competent adminis­ women. I will really miss them and trator, Mr. Gaines spent much of his their energy." career assisting the diverse popula­ Mr. Gaines has formulated no real tions located in cities and towns plans for the immediate future, but within commuting distance of the says that other people have plans for college. His advice and assistance him, and he's keeping his options were sought during times of diffi­ open. "The main thing for me is to culty with issues of economic and stay healthy and active," he says. social disenfranchisement. "Then, whatever falls in place, falls "Education is the only way out of in place." the cycle of poverty, and BSC is in a During his long and successful wonderful position to help break career serving the needs of others, that cycle for many undergraduate he has touched and changed the students," he says. "Some of these lives of many students. After serving students could never afford to go city councilman, then the first black as mentor and friend to hundreds of I away to college, but it is possible for mayor. He has served as a commis­ these students, Mr. Gaines can look them to get a degree if they live at sioner of the Rhode Island Ethics back with great satisfaction at what home and commute." Commission and was a delegate to he has accomplished, particularly at There have been many changes on the Rhode Island Constitutional Commencement time. "It's very the BSC campus during his 28 year Convention. With typical modesty, gratifying to see the students cross career, and he believes that the he refuses to accept accolades for his that stage, because I know that I've minority students enrolling now are work. He prefers to defer credit for been a part of it," he says. "And it's seeing a different college than that of his achievements to others at BSC especially wonderful when you the late '60s, '70s, and '80s. "These and in Newport. "When you have know that there are those that might students are standing on the shoul­ good people surrounding you, that not have made it if there hadn't been ders of those kids who came early makes you look good," he says. some personal attention given them. on," he says. "Is it perfect now? No, "There is no way that I could have That's when you say, 'son of a gun, of course not, but there is a lot more succeeded without the support of it's all worth it.'" • New Trustee AppOinted to Bse Boord Dr. Judith Block McLaughlin of University Graduate School of Educa- r------~~-~~-~ Harvard University was recently tion. appointed byGovernor William Weld Previously, she has served as a research as the newest member of the Board of associate in the Harvard University Trustees. Dr. McLaughlin will serve as a Department of Sociology, executive Bridgewater State College Trustee for director of the National Academy of five years. Education, dean of student affairs at two Dr. McLaughlin, a graduate of the colleges, and a high school teacher. University of North Carolina at Chapel Dr. McLaughlin has published journal Hill, received an M.A.T. and EdD. from articles on presidential searches, the Harvard University. She is currently college presidency, and higher education Educational Chair for the Harvard and is the coauthor of three books. Seminar for New Presidents, Lecturer Dr. McLaughlin resides in Needham, on Education, and Director of the Field Massachusetts. • Experience Program at the Harvard College News

Bse Receives Fulbright Grant for Fall Dr. Leatitia Wirht-Beek of Suriname to be Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence at Bridgewater for entire fall semester by Leah Pobst '94 The prestigious Fulbright Scholar the Center for the Advancement of Program has selected Bridgewater Research and Teaching, and lead an State College as the recipient of a intensive workshop for selected area Scholar-in-Residence grant for the teachers, among many other activi­ fall semester of 1996. The goal of the ties both at the campus and commu­ program, 50 years in existence, is to nity levels. bring scholars from abroad to According to Dr. Vernon American universities and colleges Domingo, who was a Fulbright in order to enhance the contact of Senior Scholar two years ago at the students and faculty with peoples of University at Suriname and the other cultures. coordinator of the grant-writing Bridgewater students, faculty, and team that secured Bridgewater's staff will have the opportunity to current Fulbright Grant, ~' benefit from the vast wealth of "Bridgewater's objective in this global perspectives in all of our knowledge that Dr. Leatitia Wirht­ Fulbright program was to have a academic endeavors." Beek, a prominent scholar from the visiting scholar who had both an Dr. Wirht-Beek is currently a University of Suriname in South internationally-oriented research professor of social sciences at the America, will bring to the college as focus, as well as a concern with University of Suriname. She is also • part of the Fulbright-Scholar-in­ curriculum development and the coordinator of the Department of Residence Program. During her teaching strategies. Dr. Wirht-Beek Sociology, a member of the faculty semester-long stay, Dr. Wirht-Beek fit the defined objectives exception­ board, and a researcher at the will co-teach two courses in sociol­ ally well. She is an inspired teacher Institute for Social Science Research, ogy,lecture for the Women's Studies and researcher and someone who where she also serves as the coordi- program, take part in a faculty could serve as an on-campus nator for the Women and Develop- forum, give two presentations for catalyst for developing greater ment Research Group. • Dr. Ann Lydecker Appointed as Provost and Vice President After an extensive search process position previously held by Dr. John Before coming to Bridgewater, Dr. that began last December, Bardo, who last year accepted the Lydecker served for five years as Bridgewater State College has position of chancellor of Western chairperson of the Curriculum and chosen its newest provost and vice Carolina University in North Caro­ Instruction Department at Mankato president for Academic Affairs, a lina. State University in Mankato, Dr. Ann Lydecker, who has served Minnesota. She also achieved tenure for the past year as acting vice there as a full professor. president for academic affairs, was Dr. Lydecker earned a bachelor's selected from a nationwide pool of degree and master's degree from candidates who all went through a Oberlin College in Ohio and a PhD. rigorous screening process for this from the University of Michigan. prestigious position. Said President Adrian Tinsley, After numerous interviews, "Dr. Lydecker has established a extensive reference checks and reputation for attention to process, evaluations, Dr. Lydecker was attention to detail, fairness, honesty, chosen as the best candidate for the integrity, and demonstrated ability position. to focus on academic issues and Prior to her appointment as acting provide strong academic leadership. vice president for academic affairs, I believe we are fortunate to have a Dr. Lydecker served as dean of BSC's person of Dr. Lydecker's credentials, School of Education and Allied experience, and personal qualities Studies for three successful years. on our campus at this time." • College News

sse at the 1996 Olympics by Marie Dennehy '93 I' •

The Bridgewater State College Athletic Training Atlanta U996 I J. •• Program was well represented during the 1996 ~- ._ .. - -- Olympic games held in Atlanta this past summer. Two faculty members, Professor Cheryl Hitchings, instructor of athletic training in the Department of Movement Arts, Health Promotion, and Leisure Studies, and Head Athletic Trainer Jeanna Polonchek assisted in the medical care of the Olym- Cheryl Hitchillgs pic athletes. Professor Hitchings was assigned to work at Stone Mountain, a national park that carried three Olym­ pic events, tennis, archery and velodrome cycling. She was responsible for the cyclists and the archers, working twelve hour days for more than three weeks. Ms. Polonchek worked at Wolf Creek with the athletes participating in the shooting and beach volleyball events. Both athletic trainers were able to attend some of the Olympic events, such as baseball, women's basketball, water polo, diving, field hockey, softball, table tennis, and Greco-Roman wrestling. Also on the Olympic medical team were BSC alumni Mr. Craig Andrade, '93, who worked with the boxing teams, and Ms. Cheryl Thompson, '94, lemma Poloncheck who assisted with the track teams. Ms. Kady Plante, '93, was an events service specialist at the Omni Coliseum where volleyball took place. •

BSC Senior Selected to Study at NASA Space Center byJennifer Brown '95 Bridgewater's Mark Johnson, a Planetary Institute (LP!) at the he has done as a research assistant senior Geology and Chemistry Johnson Space Center to serve as a for Dr. Richard Enright of the Earth major, was selected by the Lunar research assistant for the summer of Sciences and Geography department 1996. on the NASA/JOVE program as The LPI is a research laboratory well as his other academic achieve­ located at the NASA Johnson Space ments. His most recent work Center in Houston, Texas, and involved doing research on the during Mr. Johnson's lO-week Remote Sensing Study of the involvement with the program he volcano Nevado Toluca located to worked with Drs. Carl Allen and the west of Mexico City. David McCabe on their lunar During spring break, Mr. Johnson projects. Part of the research in­ traveled to Mexico City with Dr. volved analyzing lunar volcanic Enright to field check the results of glass and then using remote sensing his preliminary work, and he principles to map the distribution of presented the results at the National various lunar soils and rocks. Conference of Undergraduate Mr. Johnson's selection by the LPI Research in Asheville, North was based on the outstanding work Carolina last April. • .f Donor Honor Roll

1995-1996 Honor Roll of Donors

The Bridgewater StaleCollege community wishes to acknowledge and thank the individuals and organizations who have been so generously supportive. Gifts received after June 30,1996 will appear in the 1997 Donor Report. Please forward any corrections or exclusions to:

The Office of Annual Giving Davis Alumni Center BridgewaterState College Bridgewater, MA 02325 (508) 697-1290 Donor Honor Roll

Donors by class year

Jack Robarts Mary Louise Peterson Mary J. Tripp 1936 Jane H. Sword Margaret S. Polzien Ruth Wolk Barbara N. Albret Mildred Young Dorothy S. Bearse 1919 1929 F. Doris Bennett Mildred L. Powers Faustina M. Barrows 1933 Katherine L. Blackwell 1921 Arlene A. Carlson Evelyn C. Carroll Marguerite E. Boyle Lillian G. Borden Marjorie B. Carlson Dorothy Catherine Carter Alfred E. Cox ill Leo J. Chareth Dorothy M. Cohen 1922 Rita M. Cushing Mary C. Halloran Mildred F. Dutton Ruth J. Abbiatti Ruth Vannah Drake Julia E. Harris Beatrice V. Fitts Ruth R. Desousa Phyllis Esau Dorothea J. McFerren Phyllis G. Gould Gertrude Young Carol V. Farr Helen A. Powers Dorothy A. Howland Rebecca B. Faunce 1923 Erma C. Sands Elaine G. Hunter Louise Bachelder Ruth W. Tonning A. Nancy Harrison Helen M. James Constance N. Hartwell Evelyn Morse Marion L. Worthen Stella H. Krupka Barbara Huff Elizabeth J. Reid Margaret E. Wright Elinor McGee Gertrude F. Hunt Lillian Shapiro Feinberg MarieYerry Mary E. Ripley Ruth M. Jacoby Mona E. White 1924 1930 Esther T. Kiernan Ruth K. White Katharine McWilliam Grace Dashoff Cooperstein Belle Levin 1925 Beatrice P. Diekmeyer 1934 Ruth Lovett Marie C. Donovan Alma M. Driscoll Olive C. P. Brittan Elsa J. Lundgren Kathryn Ferguson Kathleen M. Finn Irene E. Brousseau Dorothy E. Madison Grace E. Greenhalgh Frances E. Gardner Carol yn L. Chubbuck Norma J. Mannion Louise C. Howe Nellie Goddard Jessie M. Cummings Helen McGovern Helen L. Hulsman Edna C. Grant Gladys A. Davidian Ida Meade MaryKutz Helen W. Howard Alice T. Donahue Thelma H. Montovani Mabel Norlander Enid F. McGirr Anna E. Ginnetty Muriel Eyre Morrison Lillian B. Ross Marjorie K. McNally Doris B. Harvey John E. Nolan Edith Shoolman Esther E. Mesh Jeannette F. Hawes Mary Nolan Clare J. Vancini Isabelle R. Odabashian Harriet B. Helsher Carol W. Ogilvie Evelyn I. Tabberrah Charlotte W. Hitchcock Mary E. Osborne 1926 Julia M. Twohig Helene D. Johnson Sylvia Patrick Edna M. Abbiatti 1931 Ruth K. Latham Helen I. Paulson Alice B. Harding Marie C. Macleod Anna C. Perry Gertrude C. Mahoney Bertha Bartlett Elizabeth P. Beagan Loretta M. McHugh T. Mary Peura Victoria B. Martin Frederick A. Meier Margaret E. Raymond Ethel P. Phillips Gladys P. Benson Edith Bottomley Alice M. Merrikin Catherine M. Reilly 1927 Dora L. Bresnahan Esther Lindberg Nisula Marjory Spray Richardson Frances Eleanor Baldwin Bartholomew Buckley OlgaM. Peet Miriam L. Rideout James W. Buckley M Grace Cover Louise I. Reid Bernice Robertson Josephine M. Giberti Barbara D. Crapo Ruth O. Rolin Howard W. Rounseville Milicent Hewitt Brenda Dinneen Earle B. Sukeforth Althea P. Sawyer Ethyl A. Low Bernice Fountain Louise E. Tosi Ann Shanahan J Adele McLean Esther L. Gleason 1935 Agnes Smith Marcella Mitchell Hazel M. Gleason Wilmar C. Armer Mary A. Stimpson Pearl M. Pettengill RuthE.Howe Mae Bradbury Alice E. Tenglin Marjorie Richardson Mary Lavelle Breault Conceda C. Carr Rita Wheeler Jennie N. Robinson Delia Parker James K. Castle Charles L. Whitcomb Dorothy I. Truesdell Cecile E. Plaud Francis C. Champagne 1937 Olive F. Whitehead Raymond F. Cook Marie R. Farnham MaryD. Bair 1932 Effie M. DeBoer Esther A. Fickett Wilma A. Fitzgerald Thelma D. Brocklehurst Cheridah Gangone Bernice M. Grimshaw Eunice H. Clark Dorotha Forsgren Sara S. Lopes Rosel. Kalman Phyllis A. Horsman Phylis T. Goodrich Owen B. Kiernan Alma Keliher Margaret P. Littlefield Grace Parker Camilla C. Pickering Bertha C. Kinsella George M. Leonard Helen L. Lombard Arlene A. Maroney Phyllis A. Leonard Caroline T. McDonald Florence E. Stevens Jean c. Sturdy Jeannette W. Murphy Marion R. Lupica Elizabeth R. McHale Dorothy B. Tilden Charles F. Medford Pauline F. Nunes Marjorie L. Sullivan Priscilla G. Tarbox Virginia Ward Ruth Metcalf Donor Honor Roll

Dorothy F. O'Neill Edith L. Damon Mary Hoffman 1943 Joan R. Parkes Irma Dobbyn William T. Kearns Grace E. Arnstein James A. Partridge Annette P. Dowd Ruth S. Kumin Marguerite Bauch Eleanor W. Pillsbury Barbara E. Egan Eileen V. Laporte Antoinette P. Borrelli Doris T. Ricker Gertrude K. Estabrooks Charlotte C. Lowe Marion J. Bothwell Helen M. Robertson Olive L. Fisher Camella R. Maiewski Florence B. Brower Elizabeth Schreiner Helen V. Fitton Linnea Maki Helen W. Chase Anna E. Shaff Elizabeth A. Gibson Ina May Marland Serena E. Clary Elisabeth R. Small Ruth Goldstein Lucille L. Marvill Eleanor F. Crabill Thomas L. Stetson Laura B. Grota Mary E. McAvoy Ellen Mercer Diming Marie von B. Tolander Carrie E. Hands Mary E. Merlet Edna L. Dolber Louise E. Tweedy Jane R. Hartford Edna L. Mills Patricia DuBois Phyllis Whitcomb Mary Hicks Florence Mae Ovaska Mary J. Dunbrack Richard F. Zeoli Barbara L. Juliano Joseph F. Plouffe Richard G. Durnin 1938 Geraldine Keenan Mary E. Plouffe Violet A. Elmer Elaine B. Aluisy Ruth E. Knight RuthH. Race Eileen A. Foley Dorothy M. Bennett Rose V. Laliberty Agnes T. Richardson Jennie Frost Milton Biller Winifred M. Laughlin James Savage Martha V. Grenzeback Sylvia K. Bjornholm Eleanor Leary Dorothy Staknis Doris E. Grindle Rita M. Bleakney Margaret M. McCarthy Phyllis P. Thompson Luella Hartbower Alice J. Bogosian Gladys Vernon Moore Leona A. Townsend Mary A. Jerome Eileen Buckhout Vernon W. Nickerson Felicia R. Wolson Sylvia Katler Lucille Chernack Winifred Parks Elizabeth Burnham Wood Lois Lopes Magda B. Fiorini Jean Patenaude Smith Virginia T. Mayo Sylvia Fleisch Harriette Peterson 1942 Elaine M. Mazgelis Elizabeth R. Pierce Wilder A. Gaudette Ethel V. Adamson Barbara L. Newhall Elizabeth Gurney Barbara F. Poe'Sepp Sylvia Bailet James Nolan Maryrose R. Larkin Genevieve Regan Harriet Blanchard Madeleine C. Nolan AdaJ. Lukey Helen J. Ryan Helen G. Boyajian Joseph H. O'Donnell AlmaC. Nye Mary Patricia Ryan Margaret Burns Helen M. Pratt Anna I. O'Brien Eileen M. Sanford Virginia P. Burns Jean Sanford Helena Hope O'Malley Robert K. Shnitzler Barbara Canavan Lois C. Shea Marjorie Skahill Dorothy Salk Juliet A. Carlson Amy Spollett Viola Stetson Janice B. Sprogell Catherine Centner Priscilla A. Sweet Margaret T. Szupillo M Regis Trojano Priscilla Christopher Rheta T. Tuttle Katharine H. Uppling John W. Tyndall Phyllis Cohen Albert A. Yurkstas Althea V. Weldon Margaret M. Wellington Phyllis Collins 1944 Elisabeth Wildes Marguerite S. Condon Virginia Boarn Alden 1939 Phyllis N. Ziemian Frank M. Bailey Florence Connors Catherine M. Bentley Mary Rose Barrett 1941 Loretta Dexter Anastasia Blount Elizabeth Brady Marguerite A. Asci Esther Ernst Mary H. Boethel Amy B. Castle Melvin A. Backman Katharine A. Gilbride Evelyn T. Brega Rose L. Coveney Henry J. Barber Ruth R. Herford M. Ruth Burke Louise Dearn Eileen Bigoness Phyllis M. Keith Eleanor S. Downey Barbara Dewolfe Lillian Blumberg Ursula Kelley Mary E. Flaherty V. James DiNardo Carey W. Brush Mary H. Kjellander Sarah Fraser Harry P. Dunn Malvena E. Cangiano Edna C. Lincoln Beulah Grout Clara M. Friedman Madelyn E. Clancy Douglas F. MacDonald Evelyn E. Hildreth L. Marjorie G. Hall Doris Clifford William M. Mahoney Phyllis Jenness Elizabeth J. Harmon Ruth Cooke Evelyn Mangarpan Elaine Kelly Alice M. Heenan Betty Edgar Evelyn Johnson Parziale Marie R. Kennedy Bettina L. Hiltbold William J. Edgar Lillian Grand Penan Marie L. Leone Mary L. Jarvis Ellen F. Fahey Charlotte Prochnow Mary K. Linehan Charles W. Kaufman Louise B. Forsyth Lillian R. Putnam Theo B. Lukas Helen Lahey Liette M. Fregeau Loretta Ring Miriam B. Luoma Andrew Mason Eleanor Fulton VeraM. Ross Alice C. Lynds Mary B. Guidoboni Gertrude R. Wirling M. Patricia Royal Phyllis MacMillan Barbara W. Zeoli Francis X. Guindon Marcus Slobins Josephine McArthur Shirley Thompson Hadley Victor R. Staknis Mary E. Murphy 1940 Jeannette L. Halloran John H. Stella Alyce O'Donnell Janice K. Andrews Alice T. Harper Catherine R. White Katherine Oldham Muriel L. Cassidy Elna L. Helgerson Gloria Zeman Mary H. Pearson Irene M. Cormier Winnifred T. Hodges Kathryn Hoye Pichette Edith Tardiff " Donor Honor Roll

1945 Atherleen A. Brady Ellen Tracy Margaret E. Clark Mary R. Adams Virginia Perkins Bramhall Catherine Van Vaerenewyck Dorothy M. Clary Clyde O. Bezanson Bernice Cohen Ruth Winsor Theresa M. Corcoran John Burgess Alice O. Ferris 1949 Barbara Coville Jean F. Condon Grace Frey Walter G. Creedon Helene Adams Margaret Crocker Jean Nicoll Craig Patricia Galligan Nathalie J. Agostino Mellicent Drake Theodore E. Crocker Anita Ghilardi Florence B. Andersen Marilynn F. Dutra Mary Daugherty Lenore M. Hennessey Jolm Raymond Berry Jr. Meredith Eichelberger Carol Hunt Paul G. Dickie JoAn S. Brouwer Malcolm A. Dillion Mary E. Fanjoy Elsie P. Johnson Marie T. Costa AnneE. Hall Elizabeth R. LaGarde Marilyn C. Donovan Philip G. Curtis Jr. Hannah Heifetz Christine A. Dowd Olivio Lopes J Kenneth Downey Dorothy R. MacDonald Ardys C. Lynch Joseph c. Driscoll Frank F. Dunn Jr. Robert Emmet Driscoll Clementine M. Mossey Dorothy M. Mackin Ann M. Dutton Louise F. Pola Janice McNamara Eleanor Finn Mary L. Fahey Louise C. Reilly Dorothy Merrill Margaret T. Fitzmorris Russell P. Fears Richard C. Flemming Mary Shipps Martha Nickerson Walter J. Fitzgerald Dorothy E. Sturtevant JamesW. Fox Ruth C. Norris Mary L. Fitzpatrick Barbara F. Peck Claire Friedman 1946 James A. Flanagan Jean Pinzone Carol P. Fritz Evelyn Almeida Marilyn C. Gross Frederick W. Gustafson II Mabel E. Anderson Jean E. Richter Carol 1. Gurney Carolyn Hale Seva Anestis Margaret Schindler Marjorie H. Hallowell Jeanne Hodgdon Rosella M. Bucknall Muriel Lee Sherman Frances E. Heney Richard B. Hovey Altana M. Bullard Margaret F. Smith Jean B. Lisewski Carolyn Johnson Elizabeth A. Carbonara Margaret B. Tonello Mary T. MacDougall Ruth B. Ward Albert E. Kiernan Esther R. Cohen Claire K. Murray Marie A. King Eileen M. Coyne Edward Wojnar Maria Murray CVI Joseph A. Kudera Elizabeth E. Denniston Gertrude Zagorin Irene Oslund Helen A. Kudlic Phyllis R. Friedman 1948 Natalie Oxman Joan Lafrance Phyllis B. Gardner Miriam Asbel Marjorie E. Pearson Robert E. Lemos Grace M. Gorman Jeanne J. Bombardier Gloria Quegan Barbara E. Leslie Patricia R. A. Gricius Hortense E. Burton Belmira A. Robinson Margaret L. Macinnis Martha C. Haynes Elizabeth Cavanaugh Leola N. Santos Alfred Mazukina Mary E. Kirby Phyllis C. Chait Erick Sargent Burnham P. Miller Eunice M. Kohler Louise Elizabeth Chew Harrold S. Shipps Jr. Sara Anne M. Mowbray Mildred D. Legler Estelle P. Epstein William B. Sides Sr. Marion R. Mugford Madelyn R. Lombardo Alvarina C. Farrell Louise Sullivan Marian C. O'Brien Eunice B. Maloney Mildred D. Foy Marie Sweeney Paul A. Olander Edith E. Matthews Margaret Garg Barbara J. Sykes Pauline Panagopoulos Shirley Muther Lillian M. Grimley Leona Taylor George S. Pappas Marjorie S. Parker Richard T. Grimley Robert S. Teahan Barbara B. Peckham Virginia D. Perry Genevieve Haseltine Doris Tierney Lucille A. Peters Constance Pollard Marjorie P. Holmes Elaine K. Tolivaisa Jean M. Prendergast Shirley L. Potter Mildred R. Jarvis Gloria M. Turgiss Mary T. Reardon Jane M. Reynolds Sara Keren Mary M. Veale AnnM.Reed Marie Ann Spieler Franklin L. Kroell Anna Eleanor Vieira Janet Rider Alice A. Sullivan Marjorie Marshall Jacqueline K. Weyand Clifton L. Robinson A. H. Roberta Sullivan Otis McCorkle Laura L. Woodhams Ruth O. Roffee Vivian Sweet Mary W. Miller 1950 Marion T. Salley Alice M. Toomey Martha Noble Mary E. Anderson Paul V. Salley 1947 Jean L. Nummi Dorothy R. Bangs Barbara A. Sargent Genevieve M. Powers Dorinda Beam Marilyn L. Boulais Alice R. Scanlon Ruth A. Berry Patricia Provost Jean E. Briggs Rita C. Scudder Ann E. Bouchard Grace Sabatini Mary E. Carey Catherine Telford D. Rita Todd

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Anne F. Tierney Joyce M. Downey Carol E. Mesheau Hazel L. Varella June E. Vawter Helen R. Duquette Dorothy J. Messier Geraldine L. Wickman Joyce M. Windhol Izaura Fernandez Anne V. Middleton Donald L. Wormwood 1951 Ursula Gamble Donald J. Morey Arme L. Zeigler John R. Motha Ralph W. Baker Jr Marie L. Grzywacz 1955 Jeanne S. Murphy Allan K. Belcher Jr Elizabeth L. Hamilton Eileen R. Altieri AnnK. Noyes Mildred Braga Ellen C. Healy Almeda C. Ambrulevich Marilyn Susan Pettengill Rose-Marie Briand Miriam M. Holman Helen Boisselle Barbara A. Reincke C Louis Cedrone Maureen C. Howard Theresa A. Boucher Paul Salamon Ruth K. Chippendale Barbara J. Hughes Laurence N. Brady Anita Sethares Mary T. Cogan Marjorie Simmons Hunt Mary L. Brady Lola L. Tatakis Marie T. Corcoran Virginia Kindem Helen Braithwaite Theresa A. Theodore Shirley M. Cory Marian T. LeBlanc Faith R. Crandall Beverly A. Thomas Lawrence J. Costa Amelia E. Leconte Marcia Crooks Jane E. Unsworth Martha E. Cummings Carolyn E. Lorman Barbara D. Dawson Judith A. Walters Thomas J. Daley Lorraine A. Lundegren Diane Mary Dickinson Priscilla E. Weismann Therese P. Doherty Rita H. Lyons Mathra N. Duval George A. Weygand Margaret Donoian Meredith G. Martin Sandra S. Fitzpatrick Ruth L. Wheeler Dorothy A. Dunn Lois McKenzie Helen E. Foster John E. Zoino Janet E. Dunwoodie Michael J. Merten Nancy A. Frey Jean E. Egan Edmund P. Nevirauskas 1954 Arlene Gouveia E. Jane Fisher Eleanor Paradise Fatima Allie Sandra E. Gray Wallace J. Gleekman Carl Z. Ponder Jean P. Anderson Betty L. Green Audrey J. Gough Florence Shearer Claire M. Appling Eleanor Hartley Doris J. Goyetche Kathleen M. Stevens Martha L. Ball Marilyn P. Hoffman Joseph Gregg Kathleen Eunice Sullivan Robert M. Barrows Joan B. Horsefield Marjorie Gregg Lois A. Thomson Marie D. Beauregard Elva Kanakry Christopher J. Gregory Eleanor J. Tremallo ancy M. Bestul Dorothy B. Kelliher Barbara F. Guzovsky Mildred Vaillancourt Edward J. Bielski Elizabeth A. Kulas Doris E. Hanson Jean Vankin Alicia M. Boucher Joan S. Leland Beatrice M. Higgins Jean Tubbs Watkins Joseph R. Bruno Arthur C. Lord Jr Noreen Hine Jean E. Watt JaneM. Busi Barbara A. MacDermott Paul F. Kelley Patrice Sanborn White Clare J. Cabral Jessie Martin Lois S. Kennedy Anne Wilkinson Doris Chisholm Carol A. Mauro Isabelle B. King Carolyn P. Wilson Charles Christie Ann Morrow Ethel Korotsky Eileen Zelch Elizabeth Costa Joan E. Murphy Barbara Anne LaCambria 1953 Janet Cunningham Margaret H. Nichols Elinor L. Mackin Mary A. Acklen Jeanette L. Damon Jean D. Oksuzian Mary T. McCarty Barbara Andrade Wordell Gertrude J. Daneau A. Karen Mann Orcutt Claire E. McHugh J. Carol Angus Bernice Gerson Ruth Pelletier Veronica F. Morgan Sallee Bielski Helene L. Gilmartin Mary E. Phelps Ann T. Murphy Armand P. Boisselle Sr. John H. Green Nancy Querzoli Ruth Alice Ottmar Phoebe A. Campbell Raymond J. Harding Ruth J. Robinson Lois C. Ponder Joyce Carpenter Margaret M. Higgins Elizabeth A. Rowell Jeanne c. Roscoe Carol F. Crook Betty-Anne A. Holly Ann Ryan Lorraine A. Rossi Francis P. Curran Donald S. Holmes Robert P. Ryan Harriet M. Royce Joanne F. Curran William F. Hughes Frances N. Sadek Jean F. Santos May E. Curran EmmaF. Law Emily R. Sanson Chester E. Smolski Deborah A. Fritsch Marie H. Leavens Cynthia L. Smith Alberta M. Tolin Joan A. Gnecco Nancy F. Lob Elizabeth F. Smith Rose S. Wedge AnnM.Guay Rose B. Maloney Francena Smith 1952 Lois Haslam Theresa M. Malurnphy Ursula Tafe Katherine M. Hern Patricia Marston Lorraine Thayer Gertrude A. Alley Murielle G. Michaud Greta E. Tyson Marjorie Brown Phyllis C. Hosker Ann H. Morris Denise . Valencia Joan M. Bruno Arthur Housman Ruth A. Parry Roberta F. Vandyke Walter E. Campbell Vera Joslow-Bearg Marion L. Rowell AnnT. Walsh Rita Choquette John E. Kelley Robert L. Rowell Nancy Wentzell Grace E. Cobb Constance Kula Mary Lane Stacey Robert G. Cooper Jean E. Labelle 1956 Helene R. Stone Betty M. Cummings Vivian Lord B. Jean Barmby Stanley Mackun Ann M. Thomas Natalie Barry Ruth A. Donnelly Wayne E. Thomas Maria K. Dounelis Beverly Mazan John S. Blanchon Antonietta C. Meier Lincoln S. Tripp .r Donor Honor Roll

Lorraine Blanchon Judith A Keene Irene F. Kiley Jean M. O'Brien Alice F. Boivin R. Elaine Kelley Jane R. Kilmer Frances R. Peters Carlene E. Brown Gregory Konstantakos Eleanor Lemond Jane E. Powers Margaret DiPersio Margaret S. Lewis Ann M. Linehan Ann L. Reardon Anne. Doyle Phyllis J. Lewis John B. Lonergan ancy L. Roberts Antone Felix Margaret P. Merritt Lois Mackey Carol M. Roht Joseph E. Fratianni Eleanor M. Morrison Barbara S. Magro Robert M. Rosenblatt Marilyn Furlong Joseph H. O'Brien Natalie May James R. Ruffini Beverly George Nancy J. O'Brien Albert W. Mayers Jr Donald K. Smith Priscilla Gilchrest Lorraine H. O'Neill Claire McAfee Pauline A Solmonese Jacqueline Haslett William A Orcutt Veronica H. McCarthy Arthur J. Souza Blandine Hogan Harriette H. Otteson Dorothy A McLaughlin Florence T. Sullivan Gail Hutchinson Jamison John P. Piccirilli Joan Mitchell Joan M. Sullivan Anne M. Joerres Albert L. Readdy June Frances Moskal Shirley A Tinkham Margaret Joyce Anne E. Readdy MaryK. Noll AnnM. Tosi Virginia M. Kalaghan Lee N. Seater Mary Norton Cornelia Yerid Eugene A Kennedy Marie Seminatore Mary M. O'Toole 1960 Anthony J. Kula David W. Shaw Doris J. Pailes Bette L. Andre Harold LeBlanc Ruth E. Shaw Jean Ann Phinney Emily A Andrews Marcia Lindsay John J. Shields Joan Reed Nancy J. Arns Mary Lymberis Mary Belle Small Marcel Richard Gordon W. Bates Charles N. Moore Patricia E. Taglialavore Carolyn Ryan Roland Bernardo Eleanor M. Morlino 1958 Cynthia W. Serbent Rosemary Berntson Norma P. Munroe Lawrence Apostolon Joan B. Smiley Ann Marie Callahan Marian E. Nelson Noreen Avery Nancy L. Smith Lavinia E. Connors Barbara A icholson Marilyn W. Barry Thomas L. Smith Grace LaGrasta Crovi Eileen A O'Grady James W. Beaudry Annie A Spence Joan e. Daley Eleanor M. Olson Mary L. Beaudry Carole L. Splaine Barbara W. Davol Lorraine P. Olson Roberta A Bellows Barbara A Strickland Alice M. Dooley Priscilla Olson Judith Bolton Joan M. Sullivan Janice E. Farrell Patricia O'Neill Anne F. Brownley John S. Tripp Joanne Fullerton JoanM. Park Susan Cannon Gerald Wentzell Felix A Giardina Arline M. Roy Ronald J. Carroll MD. Barbara Wilson Sheila A Giardina Margaret Souza Barbara Chapman 1959 June E. Gould Vincent P. Sullivan Janet Colford Gloria Andrade Patricia E. Gutauskas Ann R. Talbot John J. Colford Lorraine E. Bailey Carol A Hale Aleta e. Vokey Sheila Q. Coller Patricia A Boland Anna e. Hall Anne M. Walsh Nancye. Connelly Diane Bridgwood Sheila M. Henaghan Mary e. Walsh Shirley A Conrad Mildred B. Brown Virginia L. Hogg Eloise Yelle MaryAlice Costello William S. Bruno Richard S. Januse 1957 Mary Cowgill Rose H. Burgos Sandra R. Jardin Barbara F. Adams Arthur G. Cullati Edward M. Cabral Lenox S. Karner III Pauline Alonso Henry 0. Daley Jr. Mary Lou Canniff Carroll June A Kelley John R. Andre AnnM. Davis Pauline M. Cleary Mary M. Kelter Phyllis A Armstrong Beverly W. Dirksen Alfred Closuit AEllen Lane Gerald E. Blanchette Harriet e. Donahue Jeanne B. Dawe M Donna Le Clair Barbara R. Boudreau Cynthia N. Donatelli Muriel F. Dextradeur Robert Locatelli John Braithwaite Jr. Dorothy A Driscoll Janet e. Dimattia Darrell R. Lund Ann Brewer Irene A Dygas Carol A Dutton Hoole Mary A Mahan Joan Burt Shirley Fargen Janice R. Hite Rebecca E. Mauch Janice A Byrne Shirley M. Geary Carroll E. Jeppson John J. Mollica Virginia Cahoon Joanne George Paula L. Lantz Marilyn A Monroe Adelia K. Coe Susan Getchell Paul J. Linehan Peter B. Noyes Constance J. Corkum Louise S. Glick John W. Lombard Robert J. O'Keefe Eleanor P. Deehan Irene Gomes Richard P. Lombardi Marie E. Palmeri E. Ruth Desjeunes Viola M. Goodnow LeonA Long Lorraine A Pratt Sally B. Du.n.n Adrienne Grant Elaine M. Melisi Elinor J. Putnam Jean A Dwyer Joanne M. Hadalski Jane A Melvin Madeline A Reilly MarilynJ.Federico Maryellen A Harrington Carolyn L. Millard Audrey L. Rice Susanne D. Gavin Jacqueline Hobday Gordon W. Mitchell Phyllis F. Scanlon Gary A Getchell Beverly Hounsell SylVia A Moreland Paul P. Scopa Patricia A Gray Betty Jardin Annette M. Mullis Gerald K. Shea Joan M. Horan Jean M. Nordbeck Margaret P. Silva Donor Honor Roll

Joseph c. Simas Jr. Bernard F. Powers Blanche E. Judd Mabel E. Doherty David A. Sousa Timothy M. Rioux Thomas W. Judd Paul F. Doherty Rose F. Souza Sheila R. Rosenblatt Beatrice E. Keegan Beverly A. Doll June R. Stonkus ancy J. Ruffini Jay G. Kelley Helen J. Downing Rita E. Sukola Joan Shipman Joan M. Kenney Mary A. Doyle David C. Swift ancy R. Stairs aomiKing Maureen Dugan Nancy V. Swift Sharon A. Stone Catherine M. Kitchen William J. Dugan David K. Sylvester Helen M. Sullivan Robert Kitchen Patricia A. Fee Judith C. Tassinari John L. Sweeney Sylvia H. Kostecki Elizabeth M. Fisk Joyce Mitchell Taylor Charlotte A. Sylvia Marjorie D. Krupa Ruth A. Fitzpatrick Gerardo N. Tempesta Esther M. Tucker Jacqueline T. Lazarz C. Christopher Ford Jr Fred C. Toran Sharon A. Tufts Thomas S. Lee Nancy J. Frazee Maude C. Ware Gail K. Vincent Sandra Lorusso Judith Frederick Martha W. Webb Neal F. Wall Patricia C. Lucey Teresa M. Gaffney Electra Xiarchos Edward B. Worcester Beverly K. Mahoney Joseph J. Gagnon Sonia E. Zorabedian Marie A. Worcester Newsom B. Maples Chester M. Gardner Jr. Bette C. Marshall Carol A. Gilson 1961 1962 Henry J. McGonigle Jane Goodwin JamesArgir Barbara R. Aguiar Lee c. Margaret L. McGuire Phillip Hanrahan Robert H. Arnold Stephen R. Almeida J. Sheila T. McKenna Lawrence J. Harman Mary A. Babaian Jane M. Antolini Norma E. McKenzie Eileen C. Herbert F Weston Bartlett Jr Lana R. Argir Nancy McQueeney Barbara J. Hopkins Robert A. Brooks Jo-Anne Baril John F. Minihan Patricia E. Kelly Arlene Brown Cynthia K. Bessette CarlR. Nash Carole A. Kirby Cynthia E. Buscone Janet M. Cahill Janet ims Margaret Blevins Kraus Marjorie Cadoret Katherine J. Callahan Joseph P. Noble Virginia A. Lambert Robert F. Champlin Anne M. Chase Sheila A. Odella Warren B. Lewis Doris C. Clarkin Paula Lee Clark Virginia J. Page Kathleen E. Loos Jane M. Creedon Barbara A. Connor James R. Perron Faith L. Manzer Francis J. Curran Patrick F. Contilli Wayne R. Phillips Linda R. McMahon Rochelle DeCaro Joan M. Cotter Paul Poulos Carolyn J. Meaney Cynthia J. Dillon Diana C. Crooks Robert B. Richards Edward J. Meaney Mary A. DiPerna Robert H. Cross Barbara J. Richardson Judith Meaney Mary Beth Dowd Agnes M. Dauphinais Suzanne Rivard Patricia Mello Cordelia M. Eonas William E. Davis Judith H. Robillard Avis S. Miller Priscilla J. Fiore Judith M. DeFilippo Francis D. Ryan Dorothy L. Miller Nancy P. Flynn Helen L. Demers Trefton A. Soucy Jr. Jacqueline Moore Peter Y. Flynn Robert A. Demers c. Francis R. Sousa Barbara A. Morris Florence J. Foley Ruth A. Demers George K. Sullivan Joanne Morris Marcia Foucart Claudette M. Donnelly Norma A. Sullivan Craig R. Murch Judith E. Handley Mary E. Dowling Conrad T. Thibeault Geraldine Z. Murphy Rosemarie Hoyle Warren R. Emerson Marilyn G. Tracy William J. Murphy Marcia M. Hoyt Mary E. Eppich Carolyn V. Turchon-Tavel Diana Nichols Cynthia D. Huddy Margaret E. Farrell Carole A. Vernazzarro Peter D. Nord Sylvia A. Kalambokas David T. Fee Lorraine A. Viveiros James E. Pickard JeanM. Kass Yetta N. Fischman Constance A. Walker Diane Pimental Donna R. Kinney Jacqueline A. Fitzpatrick Diane H. Zona Nancy J. Porteus Linda Lehrbach Diane Foley J. Dean A. Powers Daniel L. Lowe Ann M. Freeman 1963 Dennise A. Prow Ann M. Lundstedt Jo-Anne A. Granger M. Juliette Almeida Barbara A. Roberts RobertW.Magner Florence M. Gray Claudia M. Anderson Robert H. Rogers Jane E. Maguire Franklin A. Gray Maureen Baird Louise A. Scott Laraine Milauskas Sheila L. Hallisey Patricia A. Baker Florence Short Louise M. Moline David P. Harding Kathryn Bamber Patricia A. Souza John J. Morgan Jr Esther M. Herrick Paula Baronas Donald J. Sullivan Priscilla A. Morrison Janet C. Hildreth Edwin L. Borsari Linda E. Thompson Frances A. Murphy Christine Hill Sandra M. Bourget Robert C. Tremblay Barbara A. agle Judith A. Horan Elizabeth M. Callahan Roberta A. Vernaglia Walter R. agle Christine R. Horte Paul F. Callahan Robert F. Ward Marilyn J. Norton Kathleen M. Hutchinson A. Susan Carnathan William S. Wassel Barbara Pulson Oliver Carlene Ingarozza Ann R. Coddaire Susan H. Wentz Louise A. Pearson Bjorg Jeppson Virginia M. Curley Nancy L. Whitehouse Margaret R. Pelletier John W. Jones Donald DeLutis Wallace A. Wood Margaret A. Phillips Evelyn M. DeLutis Donor Honor Roll

Virginia A. Woods Alan L. Marvelli 1965 Robert J. Martin CarolynJ. Young Claudette V. Marvelli Elaine M. Almeida Shirley A. Martin Judith F. McLeod Marie Baroni Allen Beatrice M. Martins 1964 Paul M. McManus Maureen K. Acorn Madeline 1. Barry Raymond G. Masse Carole A. McMillin Phyllis M. Bernard Mary E. Matthews Rena R. Almeida Donald W. Metcalf Sandra A. Augustino Joyce M. Bettencourt Janice L. McAteer Patricia A. Metcalf Rita L. Blake David J. Messaline Tracy Baldrate John W. Metcalf III Richard S. Baldwin Marsha L. Boynton Arlene M. Moynihan Susanne L. Michelini Richard A. Bridgwood Betty A. Murley William J. Bell Carol A. Mooney Barry H. Berman Henry W. Burbine Noel E. Nerney-Lomas John E. Morrissey Mary E. Burke Jayne O'Brien Beverly A. Bond Patricia A. Morrissey Victoria J. Boucher Antonio M. Cabral Susan L. Olson Betty C. Murray Alyce C. Brezinski Concetta Cabral Carol A. Pellegrini Jane E. Nerney Joan D. Brides Pamela Carlin Nancy P. Penney James Nidositko Kevin B. Carter Ann F. Cameron Elaine M. Peterson Linda A. Novelli Christie Chiumento Albert P. Ragonesi David R. Condron Arvid A. Ohlen Helen L. Cox Christine A. Coan John E. Reagan Nancy E. Ohlen William P. Coan Jane E. Crosby Elaine Reddy John A. Olson David C. Cohen Gay J. Demaggio Patricia A. Reinstein Anthony F. Pellegrini HJ. Denault Thomas J. Conners Margaret M. Robichaud Lynne L. Petta Judith E. Connolly Janine T. Rodriguez Carole A. DiBurro Joanna Peverett Jadwiga Earle Mary E. Cranfill Eileen D. Rowbotham Denise A. Pizura John E. Cribben Jr Mary Ann SanClemente Charles W. Elliott Jr. Bernadette A. Reid Sheila D. Fitzsimmons Janet A. Curlew Claire W. Schooley Ralph J. Ricci Janet A. Curley Frederick R. Stevens Peter E. Fuchs RobertF.Richards Suzanne A. Galipeau Marjorie L. Davis Mary S. Stevens Linda E. Rosendahl Anne M. Garrett Marsha S. Davis Arthur T. Svensen Kathleen A. Ryan 24 Robert W. Geary Sandra M. Discepolo Diane M. Svensen Priscilla G. Sanguedolce Frederick E. Doll William C. Towne Albert E. Gibbons Jr Anthony L. Sarno Teresa L. Gilbert Mary M. Donnelly Arleen M. Trufan Nancy J. Sarno Linda A. Griggs Priscilla F. Douzanis Carol J. Valenzuela John A. Scudder Thelma R. Hammer JanetM.[htlTesne Janet R. Vanzoeren Mary P. Shakliks Claire-Marie E. Hart Robert J. Flynn Carole A. Weeden Gilbert L. Simmons Maeve A. Foley Sharon M. Willoughby Forest E. Henderson Meredith L. Spencer Eleanor H. Hoar Gordon W. Goodfellow Thomas T. Witowski Carol E. Stys Kathleen D. Holish Irene L. Hadfield Nancy L. Yucius Judith A. Sullivan Patricia A. Harrington Joseph P. Joaquin III 1966 Judith A. Sweeney Mary Ann Hebert Martha D. Jones Annabelle Berlenbach Susan E. Thevenin Regina A. Hickey Edward F. Kelly Margaret A. Tomkiewicz Emily S. Blampied Rochelle C. Kieron Donna M. Hughes Stella Stanek Borowiec Doreen M. Trepanier Michael J. Hughes Sandra H. Kittredge Helen E. Tripp Barbara A. Brennan Simone 1. Krazer Elaine M. Jennings Robert H. Burwood Jeanne E. Turner Meredith P. Krueger Honor R. Jutila C. Anne Butler Margaret E. Turpin Maureen L. Kalafatas Toivo A. Lamminen Jr Judith A. Tyler Raymond C. Cacciatore Francis L. Lane Marjorie J. Keene Priscilla Cahn Beverly A. Van Allen Susan M. Kmiec Robert M. Lane Joan Ando Casabian Linda 1. VanHof Martha 1. Lavoie Theresa A. Lane Marjorie H. Vecchi Rita M. Castagna Ann L. Levasseur Denise 1. Legault Joseph M. Chencus Thomas J. Venice Laurence B. Lerner Elaine T. MacDonald Priscilla L. Wade Pauline G. Ciccone Kathleen E. MacDonald Jeanne A. Lesperance Lynne Wassel Mary J. Collins Susan M. Levine Robert M. Commins James R. Marshall Marilyn A. Willard Lois K. Marshall Helen C. Lewis Patricia D. Cooke James E. Wills Jr Alyce M. Lindahl Charles L. Crawley Carol M. Zerofsky Kathleen P. Martin Lawrence A. Decareau Jr.

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Daniel J. Dodson Mary K. Sullivan Gayle F. Means Doris A. Duggan Judith M. Donnelly Marguerite G. Trapp Paul E. Means Thomas J. Evans Janice E. Drinan Marcia Traverse Kathleen M. Mello Cheryl J. Faris Sally A. Driscoll Carlene Veara James J. Moyer Donna M. Fatur Carol L. Durham Paul Vital Virginia A. O'Kelly Diane H. Finucci Paul J. Fairbanks Carol L. Voght Janice A. Olds Kenneth V. Fischer Judith A. Farren Robert L. Williston Joseph D. Oliver Suzanne M. Flaherty Robert L. Frey Eric K. Wormstead Brian A. Patenaude A. Christian Fredrick Jr. Rene A. Gagnon Jr. Sheila Lancaster Youd Eileen S. Perillo Linda R. Gambell Alberta D. Goss 1967 Susan F. Peterson Robert A. Gaspar John E. Grant Louise G. Anthony Cameron B. Place Mary R. Giovino Sandra C. Gravanis Marcia L. Atkins Bonnie L. Prophett Laura L. Gobron Alice C. Hall Nancy L. Averill Susan R. Raskin Abrams Lyman S. Goding Karen F. Ireland Janet M. Balutis Linda R. Reynolds Patricia A. Gregory Elaine Jackson Patricia A. Bartlett Nancy J. Roessel Christine Roberts Hardman Linda C. Jette Jr Colin S. Bell Virginia L. Rucker Richard R. Harlow Ellen M. Jolmston Carol V. Blair Karen A. Santos Ralph E. Hokanson Catherine C. Homer Kenneth A. Jones James A. Bohlin William S. Slattery Jr. Linda C. Jones Sandra L. BOlmeau Daniel J. Smith Michael R. Homer . Barbara E. Hough Alan R. Kenney Laura J. Carley Jeralyn J. Smith Ruth T. Kneier Patricia A. Carter John Strittmatter Nancy M. Hunt Eileen M. Lafleur Judith M. Coulon Alan M. Strondak Paula G. Kenney Ann E. Langlois Jon A. Cucinatto David M. Tedesco Paul C. Killgoar Jr Patricia A. Latimer Lincoln A. DeMoura Larry D. Thompson MaryE. King Louise A. Laughlin Dominic A. DiBattista Richard Torres Kenneth J. Kirwin Janet L. Litz Lawrence R. Duguay John B. Tufts Linda Palermo Lafleche Susan J. Lonergan Nancy E. Emerson Mary E. Verre John M. Leary Diane M. Malkoski Geoffrey M. Fanning Joan V. Vital Patricia A. Lemire Helen L. Mederios Delores E. Fitzgerald Frederick D. Wohlander H June Liberman Barbara Meyer Barbara A. Folcik 1968 James E. Lonczak Charlotte M. Milby Edmund A. Fortier Barbara J. Abraham Mary R. Lonczak Margaret A. Mills Marilyn A. Gaffney Donald H. Baptiste Barbara A. Maggiacomo Leslie T. Malmgren Susan M. Molla Jane c. Gagnon Bruce R. Bartlett Karen A. Moriarty Carol A. Gates Brenda J. Barton Diane E. Mason Richard J. Moriarty William R. Gilbrook Diane M. Behan MargaretM.McGowan Kathryn F. Mekelburg Jeanne M. Morrill Diane E. Giordano Nancy A. Bell Constance E. Melahoures Janice V. Morrissette Joyce E. Guild Linda L. Bergstrom Dorothy M. Murphy David J. Harnn10nd Rita E. Besegai Peter J. Mello JoAnne Olson Sandra J. Hannan Armand L. Boudria Margaret C. Meyer Steven W. Olson Elizabeth A. Halmula Jo-Ann L. Bourgeois Vincent J. Mitchell Virginia H. O'Neil Barbara E. Harrington BonnieJ. Bradford Emmet F. Morrill Linda Oby Patch HerbertA.Hern Priscilla A. Brochu BarbaraJ. Nole Elizabeth Pennington Paul H. Herrlich Donna M. Brown Charles Notis George S. Peters Jr. Roberta A. Horsfall Nancy B. Bryant Jane E. Nugent Darlene M. Oliver Judith B. Petipas James A. Hunt Anne N. Byers Joseph P. Pin1ental John M. Hurley Raymond J. Cabana Michael J. Palladino Carol A. Powers Barbara A. Hurney Elinor F. Cameron Mary J. Pendleton Meredith E. Perkins Warren C. Radcliff Colette H. Janson-Sand Deborah A. Carnaroli Carol A. Rains Carol M. Jones Racine L. Castaldo Robert K. Petersen Diane R. Randolph Daniel F. Kelliher Jr Claire E. Childs Albert J. Petitpas AnnS. Reid Maureen M. Kenney Donna F. Clark WarrenJ. Preti David J. Rodriquenz Phyllis A. Klock Mary C. Connolly George A. Quadrino Rosemary A. Rodriquenz Patricia A. Kolakowski Jeannine Conroy David J. Raczkowski MargaretA. Sarro Henry J. Kowalski Paula Mae Cook Pauline J. Ramos Linda Redman Patricia A. Scanlon Mary M. Leone Susan J. Costigan R. Ann E. Scholz Anita E. Levrault Scotia A. Crest Robert J. Revell Jane T. Scudder Linda M. Lozier Jane M. Crocker Rebecca D. Ridgway Sharon M. Seablom Gerald R. Lussier Emalie Cudworth Marion M. Riordan Robert N. Seaver Jr. Robert M. Maguire M. Terese D'Urso PaulF. Rump Linda Russell Patricia A. Severs Mary C. Maker Audrey E. Darsch L. Joyce E. Simnett Donald P. Massoud Lee Ann Desmarais Nancy J. Salamon Helen M. Santos Joseph W. Slyva Susan A. McGovern Maurice A. Desmarais Madeleine A. Schuman Joyce J. Stella Cynthia E. McGrail Andrea L. Donila .. Donor Honor Roll

Cynthia Shearstone Karen Freyermuth Tonya Revell Kevin P. Dorney Peter A. Silva Cathryn A. Gannon Martha Rosewell Marjorie J. Dorney Carol Silveira Brian F. Gilligan Sally H. Ross William N. Dries Jean M. Snigier Jean E. Gillis . Susan L. Rump Gayle M. Engstli Eleanor T. Stapleton Catherine F. Grondm Robert P. Scoppettuolo Leo D. Fanning Jr. Beverly Thomson Joan Grund Priscilla Shingler M. Conceicao Ferreira Helen E. Wade Mary L. Hayes Susan E. Silva Joseph A. Ferro Linda A. Weaver Peter P. Hayhow Amelia Silveira Linda R. Ferro Maureen T. White Jane Heil Mary Jane Simpson Elizabeth A. Foley Jon F. Zeeland Carol A. Heurlin-Connors Paul F. Stella Jr. Joyce A. Fopiano 1969 Judith A. Hickey William N. Stewart Octavio Furtado Beverly S. Andersen Janet 1. Hitchcock Cynthia A. Stone Richard R. Gallagher Joanne D. Angelastro David E. Horsfall Gregory J. Stradley David Goldman Barbara L. Anti John e. Hurley Philip F. Sweeney Anne M. Golemme Peter N. Anti Karen Jannace Wayne e. Sylvester. Lydia T. Gonsalves Rita A. Araujo Antoinette Johnson Johmma M. Tassman Richard A. Gonsalves Jr. Janet R. Baran Maryann Johnson James M. Taylor Owen D. Graf Sally Anne Barney Donald E. Jones Kathleen M. Teahan Marye. Gray Brian A. Beckman Joseph V. Kane Walter Tomkiewicz Joseph P. Hackett Lindamae E. Benevides Gail E. Kass Michael L. Valeri Edmund e. Hands Linda A. Bennett Robert J. Kass Jaan Veenpere Mary E. Harrington Lucy Bernardo Mary A. Kaufman Kathleen A. Vinson Jill V. Herget Edward R. Bielawa Gerard M. Kelley Jr. Cynthia Agnes Walsh Peter J. Homen Suzanne Y. Boucher Nancy E. Kemerer Bonnie S. Watson Theresa M. Houde Norma J. Boudria Kathryn A. Kenney Frederick J. Watson III Charlene S. Karns Constance Brady Sally H. Konishi Gary T. Watson . Joan Claire Kelly Raymond Braz Virginia E. Logan Frederick Jolm White Jean J. Kennedy Richard E. Briody Ann M. Maguire Stephen L. Wirzburger Dennis M. Koczera Kenneth W. Brooks John R. Manso Lynne M. Wisneski Paul E. Kosciak Gail Buckingham Anne V. Mason Donna M. Wyatt Marie A. Lang Phyllis Cabana Edward J. McGovern 1970 Sheila M. Leary Susan e. Carney Kathleen R. McKenna Anonymous Jeanne Wessling Logan Elizabeth A. Carr Judith M. McSharry Joanne L. Ahern Herbert J. Lynch Myrtle E. Cartier Katherine L. Medeiros Mary J. Ahlander James D. MacKay Dorene A. Menezes Barbara L. Casaly Carol L. Anderson Kathleen A. Malmgren Edward Chase Karen M. Merchant Rachel Ashton Linda A. Malmgren Linda D. Messer Linda L. Childs Thomas Athearn Joseph M. Martin Lucy Katherine Ciesla MichaelL.Monaghan Helene e. Auger Linda Martin Jane 1. Constant Nancy A. Monaghan Billie A. Balashek Kathleen A. McCarthy Richard A. Morse Maria J. McClellan David R. Corayer Barbara R. Bellino Jeanne F. Corcoran Barbara F. Mros Carol A. Belmarce Maryellen McDermott Stephen J. Corcoran Richard R. Mros Diane S. Bercovitz Middleton K. McGoodwin Muriel A. Cote Joyce A. Napert Marsha E. Bergquist Thomas A. McPhee Cynthia A. Cowles Olansky Joseph A. Netto Stephen M. Birdsall Roger J. Mercier Cheryl E. Cox Susan A. Netto Mary Bosworth Rita A. Michael Virginia A. Nolan Fiona S. Miller Mary P. Craig Lynne F. Bougas Sheila M. Dacey Kathleen E. Noonan Gerry Bresnahan Susan M. Miller Joseph A. O'Sullivan Alva W. Mitchem Lauren F. Daley Judith R. Brown Adelaide L. Dapsauski Sandra B. Oberacker Thomas J. Brown Kathleen A. Nash Mary E. O'Neil Charlotte Davis Janet H. Caliri Janice M. O'Donnell John A. Pacheco Donna R. Parker James E. Dickman Jeanne e. Campbell Carol Duguay David R. Paine Janice M. Cartwright Constance G. Perkins Nancy J. Durose Mary M. Paine Anthony P. Caruso Otis M. Porter Jr Karen Elliott Penelope A. Patenaude Anna M. Child Catherine E. Princiotto Roger G. Payette James H. Fagan Edward J. Coleran Jr. June M. Purpura Linda S. Pelletier Judith A. Fahy Linda A. Condon James L. Quinn Valerie M. Ferreira Raymond G. Pelletier Timothy J. Cullinan Janis M. Quinn DeniseJ. Pimental Laurence J. Flaherty Janice A. Dayton Julie Raposa Mary L. Flaherty Janice A. Preti Phyllis E. Delaney Pamela J. Reagan Candace E. Preuss Nancy F. Robicheau Susan G. Flanagan Timothy J. Delaney Frank J. Rapisardi Martha E. Rowe James M. Foley Joseph W. Dizel Jr Sandra A. Fredette Carleton L. Reed Mary E. Donahue Peter D. Rowe Dianne Reed Barbara M. Dopart John E. Royce .' Donor Honor Roll

Shirley V. Sahl J\rthur G. Kelley Susan Wilsack Marie L. Lusk Muriel A. Sammer Daniel C. Kennedy Joseph A. Wisniewski MargaretM.MacBarron Betty J. Simon Thomas M. Kilduff Barbara A. Wolfreys Kevin T. MacCaffrie Deborah L. Smith James J. Kirkcaldy Ronald E. Zagaja David R. Madeiras Stuart W. Stevens Jr. Cynthia M. Kosciak Roberta L. Zarrella Kathleen Maguire Christina St Martin Paula A. Lambalot 1972 Patricia A. Manchester Marlene R. Suchy Lois P. Lessard Maria J. Baldwin John D. Marvelle Diane C. Sullivan Jacques P. Leveille Carolyn A. Belmore Warren R. Meehan Jr MargaretJ\.Sullivan­ Nancy A. Leveille Stephen C. Belmore Sheila D. Mitchell Monahan Darcy J. Linnus Deborah A. Beresford Kathleen A. Monahan Kathleen A. Tower Robert T. Loranger Susan E. Best John B. Moniz Donna L. Tufts F. Robert Lovett Gayle Bingham J\ngela M. Mucciarone Edward W. Van Cor Joseph W. Lynch Jo-J\nn Birdsall Donna M. Mutzenard Donald F. Ward Michael J. Lyon Jane Rae Bradford Mary H. Myers Leon Weinstein Nancy M. Mangano Elaine Brennan Long Linda A. Nickelson Mary E. Whalen J\nn Marshall Barbara M. Cangi Sharon A. Nolan Mary Elizabeth White Robert W. Marshall Louise A. Carberry Celina R. Oliveira Stephen J. Whittaker Diane Martin Harold B. Card James A. Palana . Charles E. Worden III Joseph S. Martin Kathryn R. Carn~y Joanne F. PanunzlO 1971 Jeanette L. Mavilia Barbara A. CarreIro William Panunzio Barbara J\alpoel Beverly McNeer Nancy B. Carreiro Joan M. Paquette Donna M. J\rchibald Valerie C. McCaffrey Rosemary Colvin Barbara A. Patz Elaine A. McGee Cynthia E. J\rruda Jean W. Connelly EdwardJ. Pecoraro Peter S. Barney Cathy J. McGrath Janice R. Conroy Lynne C. Petitjean Judith Barrowclough Leslie A. McNeil Philip A. Conroy Jr. John T. Plouffe Peter E. Baumgartel Joan c. Meehan Laurell E. Cook Mary C. Plouffe Richard P. Meier Joseph B. Benedetti Donald J. Cosgrove Elizabeth Poirier-Finlay Patricia Menoche Marianne T. Brennan J. Thomas Coulombe Rogerio Ramos . Linda Merritt Robert A. Brinkley J. Lynn Cropper Sharon M. Reed-Erarruan Margaret Britton Nicola Micozzi Jr Francis T. Cullen Jr. Margaret E. Reynolds Nancy C. Burns Susan E. Micozzi Elizabeth A. Danico Martha J. Rheaume John A. Carrigan Dana J. Morgan Joan M. Darcy Marcia L. Roy Sharon M. Morgan Henry A. Cham~erlain Dorothy Davey Betty J. Rust Sylvia J\nn Chanton Susan P. Moss Susan P. de J\guiar Sheila A. Sabine Martha S. Mulholland Marguerite J. Cheney Greg E. Dellorco Thomas E. Sanford Sr Nicholas Ciambella Mary L. Murray Linda M. DiPasqua Mary F. Savolainen Paul M. Nunes Jean E. Ciborowski Kathleen G. Entwistle Cathleen L. Shachoy June A. Paduch Joseph M. Clancy Jessie E. Fergusson Kathleen L. Shea Michael J. Cowdrey Robert E. Pariseau Evelyn L. Galanis Nancy E. Shemeth Eleanor M. Cucinatto Robert L. Phelan Dennis P. Gallagher Bernadette D. Silva Kent A. Darsch M. Linda Pierce-Furtado Sheila A. Gallagher William J. Silva Richard A. Proverb J\nn DeLine Karen M. Gannon Raymond D. Sinnott Jane M. Desmarais Gail E. Quinn Jane A. Gobell Sharon M. Skladany Sharon L. Donahue Deborah R. Ramos Ellen N. Goldman Barbara L. Smith Diane M. Drazek Phyllis A. Reynolds Nancy Hall Kenneth G. Smith JamesN. Duffy Harry W. Rich Helen E. Harrington Mary M. Smith Marsha Richardson Paul R. Dunajski L. Barbara Herber William F. Smith Janice M. Dunlevy Patricia J. Ryan Linda L. Hernandez Raymond Sousa Peter W. Servis MargaretJ.Farmer Donald M. Houghton Frank J. Speeckaert Teresa A. Sharp Henry G. Fortin . Gail E. Irving Kathleen A. Spulock Ellen L. Shea Janice M. Fountam Helen L. Jackson Judith A. Sullivan Sandra M. Franklin Mary L. Sirois Edward C. Jarvis Jean-Marc Teixeira R. Dorothy Grosswendt Diana Stanley Dawn T. Johnson Linda A. Tesauro James W. Stetson Paul J. Guiney George F. Kelly Jr. Leonora E. Thomas Ellen L. Hardsog Paula J. Sullivan Linda S. Kelly Edwin Thurston Judith B. Sutcliffe Jacqueline M. Harrington Ronald R. Kendall Cynthia Tinsler Judith M. Thurston Raymond J. Harrington Jr Patricia C. Kennedy Robert A. TOCCl Betty C. Trafton Jeffrey G. Hathaway Claire Kirkcaldy William S. Turner Mary F. Hopkins Kathleen Tringale Patricia A. Kirsch Carol A. Vance Deborah (White) Trust )\nita L. Jamieson Claire M. Lacerda Ellen S. Vaughan Suzanne Jevne Joseph H. Walker Elizabeth A. Lavin Richard D. Warnock Helen A. Jillson Kathleen A. Watson Philip W. LeFavor David E. Webster Robert T. Karns Ralph S. Wilsack Susan G. Lessoff Joel M. Weissman Donor Honor Roll

1973 Barry Guaraldi Robert K. Stello Robert A. Hazlett B. Jayne Alexander Mary Eldridge Guidoboni Sandra L. Taraskiewicz Kathleen G. Hill William K. Allard JaneM. Hall Patricia A. Taylor Roxanne Hilliard Denise Aronson M. Dolores Hansen George N. Terzakis Ann-Marie Holland David G. Avila Kent Harlow Judith A. Tichnor Nancy A. Hopkins Virginia M. Babaian Sandra R. Hart Donald P. Uvanitte Marianne M. Horan Linda M. Beith Kathleen E. Hockenberry Tobias V. Vasconcellos Susan C. Johnson James E. Berry Sharon A. Howard Maureen T. Vernon Frederick C. Jordan Deborah L. Boiros Kathleen M. lminski Karen M. Vinson Linda S. Jordan Elizabeth A. Breivogel Kathleen M. Jaaskelainen Sharon C. Walker Peter M. Kahler Yvonne M. Brown Nancy J. Jarvis Patricia A. Walls Nancy E. Kane Patty A. Burns Jane E. Johansen Linda L. Warnock Andrea C. Kefor Richard A. Butler Donna B. Kendall Mark F. White Richard Kolikof Ellen M. Campbell Joseph F. Krowski Debra M. Woodruff Richard J. Kozik Patricia L. Carelli Mary Ellen Kuzmeski Dianne L. Worden Deborah Lacey Barbara Carvalho Janel Lafond-Paquin 1974 Kenneth P. Lagace Kenneth F. Caulfield Gregory P. Lee Elaine A. Allard Kathleen Lavin Patricia L. Chalifoux Donita T. Lenahan Mary-Jo Baniukiewicz Raymond B. Leach Barbara M. Lee Roland W. Chalifoux Jr. Margaret A. Le Verso Mary K. Barrett Dolores Charron M. Eileen (Clark) Lonergan Linda A. Loiselle Nancy J. Barron Michael D. Lortie Jane K. Clemons Alice S. Lopresti Paula M. Beasley Irene M. Lynch Pamela Clift Mary C. MacDonald Rose J. Bevis Margaret E. Copeland Marie J. Mackiewicz Laurie A. Bianchi Rosemary A. Macek Donna J. Coughlin Pauline U. Madenjian Wanda M. Bouchard Dennis P. Mallinson Margaret C. Coughlin- Mary Ann J. Mahoney Danielle M. Bowker Colette M. Marcotte Diane M. Marks Cittadino Moynihan Susan A. Boyle Bruce E. Crest Stephanie A. Mallory Marlene N. Bradbury Brenda J. Martin Kim W. Crowley James F. Martelli Jr. John C. Bradford Joseph A. MasiJr. Bonnie L. Cruz Elaine M. Martino Richard P. Brennan SusanJ.Matheson Linda S. McGowan Claire B. Cullinane Janice M. Martino Carmella M. Burgio Elizabeth A. Maxwell Melo Maryann L. Mclaughlin Marcia L. Cummings William J. Campia Sandra E. Curtis Robert F. Mclaughlin Ann Cappannari David R. McNeaney Christine L. Mello Beverly Cyr Brown Lynne A. Mendes Elizabeth K. Carter Sheila P. Mousette Bruce W. Davenport Cheryl A. Nastri John A. Celani William A. Day Cecelia Nelson Cheryl L. Clark Kathryn J. Murphy Mary A. Delfanti Judy A. igrelli Lee E. Coleman-Shea Paul A. Murphy Jr Katherine M. Patenaude Cecelia A. Demarco Paul F. Nunes JaneM. Connolly Susan C. Pease SusanJ. Dempsey Christine M. Nye Laurence R. Contrino Lenore DiZio Purington Joan c. Perrow Virginia A. Contrino Barbara J. Poirier Theresa M. Pratt Wang Joyce T. Domingos Dana B. Pickett Cheryl A. Cooke Susan R. Pieroni Louise E. Domingos Martha R. Corcoran Godfrey James S. Reedy Faye F. Santos Lucille Dumas Parkinson Elizabeth A. Ponte Joanne Correia Lorraine M. Dunnett Linda F. Rapoza AnnM.Cowan Deborah S. Sensenig Brian R. Dunning Susan D. Reed-Chambers Cathleen V. Cripps Bonnie L. Smith Patricia A. Esposito Paul Joseph Rigby Denise M. Cuneo Paula C. Soroka Diane M. Ritchie Jeanette F. Spinale Christine Fagan Janet F. Cushing Deborah A. Stein Carol Swanson Fallon Philip M. Robitaille Wendy A. DaSilva Gail Fantegrossi Constance C. Rock Carol A. Demello Kathryn A. Stewart Susan M. Flint John T. Rust Judith E. Desantis Robert M. Sullivan Harold F. Taylor II Denise M. Flynn Ronald P. Safer James A. Donatelli Donna M. Fournier Deborah E. Sarrey Teresa A. Doyle-Smith Mary P. Tousignant Roberta M. Treinavicz Anne F. Francis Joseph W. SarreyJr. Anne M. Dutra Charles J. Francis Jr Susan C. Scanlon Gertrude M. Fatula Jane F. Vieira CHC,USNR Linda L. Vitagliano Susan Fredette Sharon L. Scannell Albert R. Ferreira Elaine H. French Mary E. Scott Mary-Ellen Filosa Veronica H. Wainwright Stephen J. Furtado Paul G. Sechoka Richard J. Florence Mary R. Welch Lynne V. Galuska Elizabeth 1. Seibold Susan E. Furtado 1975 Sheila A. Gibbons Diane J. Serras Susan J. Giammalvo Janet W. Abraham Mary E. Gleghorn E.MaryShea Kerin A. Gochis Nancy Adamczyk Richard D. Gobi Michael J. Sheehan Kathleen G. Gosselin Jane M. Altobelli Mary M. Golar Janice E. Smith Philip R. Greim Catherine M. Auger Edward L. Goodwin Jeanne M. Smith Linda J. Grilli Kevin P. Austin Gerard Horace Gould Margaret J. Sousa Ruth A. Hathaway Maureen M. Avila Donor Honor Roll

Annette Beauregard Sandra Junier Janice M. Swanson Nancy B. Eldredge Daniel Beauregard Sallie Griffin Kahler Doris L. Thede Evelyn H. Ferioli James K Beith Jr Carol L. Kosicki Ross J. Thompson Daniel J. Ferreira Richard J. Bernazzani Gary J. lafave Albert J. Thurber Phyllis Field Carl H. Blanchard Albert G. lafrance Evelyn Tonelli LawrenceJ. Flynn John J. Bradbury Jr. Anne M. lafrance Anastasia N. Troubalos Helen A. Forsgard Ronald S. Campbell Harriette L. Lapointe Patricia L. Trudelle Nancy F. Forsyth Melanie S. Campia KarenJ. Lavoie Helen A. Turner Sally A. Furtado Darlene C. Campos-Farrell Susan M. Leddy Barbara A. Urban Heidi A. Gervino Kathleen A. Camuso Barry E. Lew Ann M. Ventura Valerie J. Gill Barbara B. Carr Joan Lynch-Silver Michael J. Vieira Andrea F. Golden Charlotte A. Carr Sarah H. Matlock Maureen C. Von Euw Jeanne c. Hall Judith A. Casey Nancy E. Matos Richard A. Warren Patricia A. Harnett Elaine M. Clement-Holbrook Margaret J. McCormick 1976 Beverly G. Harris Diane M. Colebourn Kathleen A. McEnery Cheryl A. Abbott Nancy M. Harris Martin A. Conceicao Jane A. McGuinness William J. Abraham David R. Hart Thomas R. Coughlin Raymond E. McKay Carol A. Al-Awadi Linda C. Hasouris Janis R. Creeger Ann M. Mclaughlin Janet c. Allain Mark P. Hayer Keith R. Crochiere Lee A. McNeaney Beth A. Annino Joyce A. Hicks Kathleen M. Daly Peter McPhail Kathleen M. Arruda James E. Hinds George Deliyiannis John J. McSharry Richard N. Beaulieu Denise Hixon Barbara D'entremont Meredith L. Menton Patricia A. Beaver Edna G. Hollander Anna T. Donnelly Wayne W. Miller Peter A. Holt Joan L. Begin Francis X. Dwyer George H. Millet David W. Benoit Kathleen R. Hutchinson Charles R. Ellsworth Debra L. Mulkeen June A. Benoit Marie E. Jerome Deborah A. Fahey Jr John D. Mulkeen David A. Beshara Patricia A. Kalicki E. Robert Fahey Jr Nancy Mullen Doreen E. Bliss Gerard J. Kates Kathleen M. Fanning John H. Oakes Gerard C. Bliss Elizabeth D. Keetley Donna M. Ferreira Susan E. O'Donnell Dennis G. Hollea Karen S. Kelley Paula J. Friski James L. Osiensky Janice M. Brockman Marc J. Kerble Joanne M. Gallant Kenneth D. Ottariano Diane M. Brown Janis P. Kibbe Melissa Gell Theodora M. Ottariano Donald J. Buckley Jane T. Koziol Suzanne Gent Paula Parnagian Mirella Cabral Jean F. Lacivita Ann M. Gerald Barbara Peterson RachelM.Canha Hans T. Larsen Cynthia A. Goodhile Michael L. Phillippino Jr. Laurie Cash Susanne Leary Mary Gouveia Joel R. Pointon Carol L. Cass Roberta L. Legg Joy A. Greim Anne F. Priante Kathleen F. Ciullo GuyF. leVan Geoffrey P. Guild Shirley D. Pyne Robert J. Ciullo Constance J. MacDonald Deborah A. Querzoli Gregory J. Hall AnnM.Clark Paula S. Maistrellis Ellin T. Hannon Smith Donna J. Quirk Joseph P. Clark III Linda K Maloney Judith Ericson Hansmeyer Thomas M. Richard James E. Clithero Dorothy E. McGann Timothy W. Harnett Howard R. Richman Marian T. Coakley James A. McGowan Michele E. Robillard Craig S. Harris Louise L. Colburn Karen M. McGue Dianne E. Harrison Shirley Rydell Jean M. Comita Priscilla A. McGuire Peter M. Hartel Anthony M. Salerno Esq. Judith Bloomquest Costa Nancy A. McSharry AnnE. Saur Cynthia G. Hatch Eileen Crochiere Marguerite R. Miller Deborah J. Hazlett Jane L. Sauter Lynn E. Cusick Kathleen M. Morey Vanessa Hennessey Gerald A. Schimmel JonP. Daley James M. Mullen MaryL. Hill Ann K. Shanley Ann M. Paulson Joseph R. DeCosta Jr Robert R. Holt Christina M. Shewry Linda J. Doherty Stephen A. Prophet Joan L. Hulme Lucille F. Silva Laureen A. Dolloff-Jasmin Doreen Quintiliani Karen A. Jackson Nancy Silvia Robert F. Doyle Ellenmarie Rhone Marilyn M. Southam Kathleen R. Jagielski Mary E. Duggan Deborah A. Robinson H. Richard Johnson Richard B. Steadman Normand R. Dumas Cynthia L. Rossini Richard S. Jones Tanya J. Sullivan

It YOllr III1I1IL' i('17- olilltft'd t'r 1I11:.:.pcllcd, plClbC let II~ kIlOi(' I1l1d i('C «'Ill 17111101l1l(C tlu' t t l lTCdlt'1I III t!lc lint /:.~IIC ot tlll~ II/l1gl1:I1/C. Cl1ll jOS-(J',J;-1290 or i('/"Ift': EIMor, B/"II(,\Cil'l1tcr Ml1gl1:/l/c, Om'i~ AIIIIIIIII CClltcr, HI/dgCi£'tltCI Stl1ft' Collcsc, HI idgc«'l1tl'l', M/I 0232.). TlUlIlh .'lOll for YOllr IIl1dl'l'~tt11/dillg. Donor Honor Roll

John P. Rull Esq. Robert C. Mansur Carolyn M. Cribbie Patricia E. Tokarz Janice L. Semple Rosanne C. Marion Andrea Montanari Crook Marilyn F. Trainor Charles W. Stockbridge Michael A. McCabe Marguerite L. Dalton Robert M. Tucker Martha E. Trapp Paula J. McGinn Stephanie M. Delvecchio Susan F. Waletkus John E. Vercollone Marie E. McKenzie George M. DeMarco Jr. Angela P. White James P. Von Euw Michael R. McKenzie Kim M. Derakhshandeh Stephanie A. Whited Susan C. Wanner Linda M. McNeilly Donna M. DeStefano Joyce M. Yarrow John W. Wheeler Carol Misiewicz Debra J. Donovan 1979 Elaine M. White Kathleen A. Montagano Jeffrey P. Entwhistle Angela M. Andrews Henry M. Woronicz Barbara D. Morache Michelle A. Ferreira Dianne C. Baran Lorraine Xavier Patricia A. Murphy Karen L. Fessenden Mary Ann Bernat 19n Mary J. Murray Robin Fielding Victoria L. Bezoenik Joseph P. Napoleon Catherine B. Gardner Bertrand D. Allain Jr. Ernie C. Branco Bradford M. Paul Janet A. Gassett Dana B. Almeida Nancy H. Brown Wayne R. Perry Kim D. Gehrke Debra H. Almeida Debra L. Buckley Cynthia A. Phillips Marie C. Goodwin John P. Balutis Avis K. Cannon Lee M. Phillips Linda J. Greenwood Linda M. Biela Peter M. Cannon Rhonda L. Pruss G. Robin Gregory Judith M. Blinstrub Frederick J. Celeste Mary T. Regan Francis X. Hagerty William C. Brown Leo M. Charron Dayle M. Reynolds Laurie J. Harding Daniel R. Burns Karen E. Christofi James H. Reynolds Nancy J. Hayes Edna M. Carroll Mark A. C10udman Theresa L. Riordan Peter V. Hayes David Chick Jean D. Conlin J. Elaine R. Sager Eileen F. Holzman Janet B. Cole Ana Maria Costa John G. Schnaible Anita M. Honkonen Maureen T. Cooney Karen W. Crimmins Dayna L. Scribi Louisa M. Horth Brenda A. Correia Alyce N. Crowell Lorraine Simon Ernest J. Johnson John W. Correia Carol A. Dauphinee Maureen A. Smith Karen M. Kane GlennJ. Cryan Anthony R. Demasi Virginia A. Snell Timothy J. Kane Karen A. Dauer Nancy J. DiCroce Charles S. Squatrito DanielJ. Keating RobinA. Dix Catherine L. Drezak BarbaraJ.Sullivan Kathleen A. Keating William F. Dowd Elizabeth J. Duff Ronald J. Sullivan Jr. Kathleen M. Keirstead Barbara J. Dunham Eleanor R. Dumas George F. Sutherland Jr Daryl Kirby Nancy J. Edwards Joyce J. Dwyer Helen R. Tibbo Cheryl A. Laforge Donna L. Entwistle Peter K. Fanning Dorothy A. Tisevich Susan J. Lawson Richard F. Faust Kevin P. Garrity Richard C. Tonner Jr. Lisa M. Louttit William A. Flaherty Jr. Robin A. Gautreau George Trearchis Thomas P. Luby Susan U. Foley Antonio P. Gonsalves Jr. Marylou Tremblay John K. MacFarlane Virginia G. Gardner Glenn S. Guenard Paula M. Vercollone John R. MacLaren Nancy A. Gentile Ann M. Hackenson-Pierce Jody A. Walsh . Gary A. Marrese Donald W. Gfroerer Maureen E. Hartel Jeanne L. White Scott C. Meeks Judith A. Gillespie Barbara S. Hathaway 1978 Nancy A. Menard Cheryl A. Hoeler Julie E. Goss Patricia A. Mikes James Grady Lauren P. Anderson Marianne B. Howard c. Kathleen Millard Susan M. Hanson Beverly J. Atwood Gregory S. Kasabian Mary F. Morin Michael R. Hatch Carleton R. Atwood Robert F. Kirschner Frank C. Nackel Timothy J. Hathaway Lynn J. Bachman Patricia K. Kucharski Shauna L. Nute Sandra L. Hobbs Marc Robert Belhumeur Ruth W. laBonte Debra A. O'Neil Rita M. Howes Lynne Benson Barbara T. Lashley Sheila M. Perry Stephanie M. Ingraham Maureen F. Bisaga Karin L. Levesque Diane M. Peterson Elizabeth A. Jenewin Kenneth T. Bowers Kimlee Lindgren de Ruyter Lee I. Policow Elaine J. Joaquin Alice L. Boyle Stephen J. Linhares David J. Racette Carol L. Jones William F. Breheny Sr. Barbara A. Luby Judith M. Rantanen Pearl F. Keinath Steven H. Briggs Charles D. Lynds Matthew Reilly Lois Tierney Kelly Linda C. Brouillette Joanne P. MacFarlane Dennis Roberts Kathleen A. LaFlamme Deborah M. Brown Michael J. MacHardy Janet M. Smith Virginia L. Landers Jean M. Cahill John W. Marshall Arthur J. Solomonides Mary E. Lawson Marybeth Carney Karen F. McCarthy Phillip C. Souza Sandra A. Ledvina Eloise G. Carrier Kevin J. McCarthy Rosemary Squatrito Barbara F. Lightizer James Catelli Joseph J. McDonald Cheryl A. St. Onge W. Jeffrey Lord Louis M. Cifelli Ronald R. McGann Concetta A. Stoeckel Anthony C. Maistrellis Janet M. Clifford Susan Messner David M. Swanton Karen L. Malloy Kevin J. Cooney Douglas B. Mildram Jill F. Swanton Marie Manning Debra J. Cotter Rebecca S. Moffitt Eliza M. Couture Samuel D. Swetland David A. Tassinari Donor Honor Roll

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Maria R. Molino-Jusczyk Denise E. Donnelly Joanne 1. Butler-Boyd Christine A. Evans Peter A. Molitor Leo J. Donoghue Mary-Carol Cate Lynn Feingold Paula A. Money Philip E. Drugge James P. Chiavaroli Michael P. Feinstein Steven J. Money Richard H. England Jr. Virginia M. Corte Patricia M. Harvey-Walker Debra Montana Jeff Finan Louise R. Cote Emily T. Jerome Kathleen A. Morrison John F. Franceschini Jr Daniel J. Dickinson Lisa A. Lundy Susan C. Morrison Therese P. Giove Adrienne F. Dion William Francis Lynch Jr. Cheryl L. Nelson Nora E. Glynn Susan L. Feinberg Mary L. MacCaffrie Scott Newkirk Robert F. Glylm Joanne Flaherty TraceyJ.Martineau Mary E. O'Neil Rudewicz Joseph J. Gonsalves Elizabeth M. Foster Allan D. Moniz Gerard E. Oakman Maureen P. Graney Darryl R. Gifford Cynthia V. Murphy Maryellen O'Dowd Ann B. Hall Michele M. Giroux Michael E. Nickley Cynthia M. Ouellette Joshua W. Hamilton Richard J. Gopen Jack S. Nicolas Mary E. Ouellette William A. Hazel Mary Ellen Gray Victoria M. Salenius Danny R. Patenaude David J. Hickey Joann M. Green Janet B. Sherman John A. Perreault Allison J. Hill C. Nancy Hamilton June M. Strojny William C. Quist Jeannette L. Irving Thomas E. Hart Carole M. Sullivan Robert Reardon Margaretellen Jolicoeur Karen L. Healy Robert Tankard Teresa L. Reaves Elaine C. Kambegian Sally A. Hopfner Anne M. Theall Cynthia E. Regan James A. Kane Janet c. Horkey Patricia A. Webber James A. Rogers Jr Patricia A. Kerrigan EstaJacobs Maryellen Woods Carol A. Rossi Christina L. Lafferty Mary B. Johnson Sheryl R. Sacharoff Carol E. Lamb Carol Kallander 1983 Anthony Asci Linda Crocker Saunders Diane J. LeDuc Karen R. Kelley Marilyn H. Browne Steven M. Seminerio Jr William R. Lunsford Jr. D. Robin Krowchun Jane E. Callahan Evelyn P. Sloan Joseph A. Lupica Suzanne LaBombard Robert A. Colangeli Edythe M. Songini-Sweeney Anne M. Malewicz Catherine A. Leger Karen A. Croteau Thomas L. Staples George Mikitarian Jr MaryR. Love Ruth A. Fairburn Jolm C. Stevens Francis P. Muccio III DanielJ.McNulty Roberta R. Harvey Elizabeth A. Sullivan-Veit Betty-Ann Mullins Maureen M. Mello John T. Hoey Mary B. Swiatek Ramona D. Nichols Sharon A. Mendonca Laura C. Hoey Christine L. Taylor Judith A. Nickley Ann M. Millett I Donna M. Jenssen Kristen Anderson Thompson Mary L. Nolan Richard V. Mulcahy Jr Manuel R. Jerome Jr Anne M. Thorpe Susan E. O'Brien Kevin A. Mulkern Evelyn Jimenez Patricia A. Tierney Leslie G. Perreault Ronald P. Murphy Debra M. Johnson Alme M. Viveiros Joan c. Picard Peteris Ozols Deborah J. Kasabian Martha A. Wagner Joan M. Pucillo Marjorie M. Perry Sandra J. Kostka Brenda M. Wall Linda J. Robbins Mary Ann Pessa Judith Lally Elizabeth Weatherstone J. Patricia Robosky Cynthia B. Ricciardi Colleen C. Leonard Carla M. Wieners Mary E. Rodrigues Louis M. Ricciardi Patti A. MacLennan Aurelia M. Worton Stanley P. Russell Jr Jayne D. Richards Edward F. McDonough Jeannette S. Wynne Brian M. Salvaggio Sherri A. Riley Geoffrey G. Morton Patricia A. Sherrerd Elizabeth A. Rosen 1980 Brian T. Sullivan Paula J. Morton Frederick R. Adams Salvatore R. Scola Christopher P. Sullivan Paula Nargi Patricia A. Ambrose Daniel J. Sullivan Diane L. Thomas Marc F. Pelletier Richard G. Auger Julie E. Sullivan Paul R. Prado Karen M. Tobin Barbara Surrette Cheryl A. Bedard Deborah L. Tokarz-Cordeiro David A. Robichaud Therese P. Bennett Anna Dodd Thomas Maria H. Schouten-Moniz Lynne C. Walsh JosephM. VerriaJr. Debra A. Boyce Carol M. Whiting Karen A. Thompson Stephen J. Brayman 1982 Maureen L. Burke 1984 1981 Gary R. Ackerman Steven A. Baillargeon Diane Calderone Zerafa John A. Ahokas Paul K. Auger Paulo J. Carreiro Lois Callahan Deborah Araujo Carol A. Baldwin David M. Dion Patricia Carroll-Souza Andrew P. Bagas Frank A. Barbuto Lucy B. Driscoll Robert F. Collins Valerie J. Bagas Mary E. Benoit Mary B. Francis Sharon P. Collins Donald K. Baillargeon Dorothy J. Benson Brenda S. Green Robert A. Cote Sandra E. Baker Michael V. Bradley Michael S. Healy Kathleen M. Cox Keith J. Benoit Nancy A. Collier Marguerite M. Jacinto David D. Crawford Cynthia Bertoncini Maura J. Cullen Edward P. Kamel Timothy M. Cremin Douglas F. Boyd Ann P. Dawson Valerie A. Kroon Nancy M. Cunningham Merrill O. Bryant Martha B. Deprez Suzanne Lillie Rose E. Buck L. MargaretJ. Daly Judith Eddy Christine E. Lortie Maryellen Dickinson Donor Honor Roll

Sandra Morrow-Cabral John F. Pozerski Heidi E. Ganss Mark P. Paquin Sallie A. Paige Debra A. Priddle Anne S. Gibbons John R. Phelps Koula P. Photiou Licia M. Rando Kimberly C. Guerin Jean M. Proctor Deborah R. Pillon Meredith P. Schuft Gertrude Beauchemin Susan Riley Sandra J. Prado Frances Stoddard Haddad Adrian Rondileau Olney S. Quimby Scott Stratton Karen M. Jacobs Beth J. Rubin Deborah A. Quinn Theresa Stratton Martha Jenkins Robert T. Savery Brian P. Rogan Elizabeth Tarbox Debra L. Karlberg Kevin E. Sawyer Karen A. Silvia Kara L. Tighe Theresa J. Kelliher Barbara J. Swartz Cheryl A. Studley Nancy B. Williams Barry D. Lamkin Patricia A. Taylor Pawa F. Swartz Mark E. Wurster Margaret A. Laurianno Jeffrey Rene Volkers Christine L. Tempesta 1987 Jeanne A. Mahanna Bethanne Welch 1985 Ann Marie Adelsberger Sharyn A. Malnati 1990 Judith E. Bardfield Sheri E. Amara John W. Mattos Karen Andrade Alison M. Campbell Wayne D. Anderson Kristin D. Nicolas Christine M. Ashman Pamela J. D'Esopo Francis R. Ardita Rita T. Pastore Ruth Batson Alison M. Doucette Shirley S. Baer Joan M. Pozerski CarolM. Brookman Mark D. Reynolds Richard P. Dubee Jr. George Balian Jane Taris Cafferty Kerri M. Eck Lauren E. Bina Nancy J. Robbins Judith A. Crowley Gregory A. Froio II Janet M. Chamberlain Lydia J. Shields Deborah M. Curran Bobbie Gregg Theresa A. Cronin Karen L. Stacey Kevin P. Cusack Judith Ann Hall Daryl A. Crossman Susan M. Swlivan Edmond N. Desciscio Stephen J. Hughes Peter A. Cunniff Elizabeth M. Sweeney John M. Dillon Stephen Unis Jean E. Jeremiah Maureen E. Dargon Thomas W. Dowd III Kelly A. Kramer Jacqueline A. Devanski Diane M. Vitello Donna M. Driscoll Gayle M. Laing Gina G. Ells 1989 Susan M. Faria Kristine Towne Leahy Michael J. Goyetch Tracey L. Armstrong Polly A. Field Marianne C. MacCormick Katherine A. Hogan Lynn A. Bailey Richard Fontaine Jr Heidi K. Marotta Debra Jenest Judy A. Barry Elfrieda Riebe Gershman Vera Marshall Marilyn A. Kelland Annette M. Belanger Steven R. Goodyear Mary A. Masachi Susan L. Kincaid Lisa M. Berry Donna Jean Harman Patrick S. McGlynn Kevin P. Kindregan Carol E. Bilodeau James P. Harrington Jr. Carolyn J. McKearney Charles A. Lemieux Jr Brenda Boudreau Ericka M. Hicks Brian M. Moore Kimberly M. Lussier Kellie M. Bresnehan Lori L. Jerrier Marilyn D. Ogle Sheila M. Lynds Ellen M. Caron Marsha Gail Johnston Sean O'Malley Maura T. McArdle Kathleen M. Clinton Pawa A. Karalekas Pamela O'Neil Diane M. McGuire Matthew J. Collins Thomas F. Kelley Jr Lisa A. Rodericks Tracy L. Moroni Rachel S. Collins Patricia A. Ladas Judith C. Rolt Cynthia A. Mullikin Pawa I. Como Frances M. Lafleur June T. Roy-Martin Thomas Oliver Elaine M. Crowley Normand Laurianno Jr. Christopher Sheedy Rosemarie Paliotto Louise Kent Devine Robert W. Lowman Judith F. Stuart Gregg A. Poillucci Joann Dilley Lori A. Lundgren Peter A. Swanson Barry A. Potts David M. Donahue Lisa M. Mancini 1986 Lori E. Rooney Paw Francis Donovan Jr. Cynthia A. Manning Rhonda M. Ackerman Deborah J. Tetreawt Christine Dragon Jean F. Mattila Jean E. Belanger Michael P. Young Sarah J. Duggan Robin G. McCarthy Kevin P. Belanger 1988 Wendy J. Egan Kathleen J. McGough Jennifer S. Branco Patricia Ahearn-Burnett Lisa A. Elliott Andrew Mclellan Mary-ann Bridgwood Jean B. Bailey Geraldine M. Farwell James P. McPhee Robert A. Crossman Alfred M. Calk Michael Feltman Jorge L. Neves Thomas F. Daly Stephen J. Chapman William M. Gagliard Jennifer M. Newman Darlene Donovan Kevin P. Convery Richard P. Gately Jr John Pelrine Gill E. Enos Irene M. Costa-Hart Patrick O. Hurley Louis A. Pereira Lisa M. Hartwig Lisa A. Cotellesso Robert D. Katilus Sandra L. Rivet Jo-anne Hays Christine M. Cotter Denise M. Kiley Maureen J. Saliba Paul Leuchte Pamela G. Kelley Cynthia S. Crandlemere T. Suzanne E. Silvia Karen L. Locke Virginia L. Machado Antonio F. Dacunha James F. Smith Donna M. Medeiros Sheila Glas De Bettencourt F. Scott Longo Sheila E. Valicenti Lisa M. Medeiros Daphne Doerr Gyneth McGarvey MSW Cathleen T. Warren Donna L. O'Malley Thomas R. Doyle Stephen C. Mills Brian S. Whidden Marilyn R. Pacheco Barbara K. Emerson Toni-Ann Narbonne Debra S. Willis Kathryn E. Nogueira Kathleen M. Papineau Michele F. Farrell Linda J. Winship Claudette E. O'Connor Donor Honor Roll

1991 1992 Karen L. Winsper eilSeymour Frank Avilla Elsa M. Ascenso Cheryl Wood Joanne L. Smith CarolAyre Leanne Avakian 1993 Brendan Stack Anna M. Bibeau Paul Babinski Michael Almeida Andrew Steffen Janet Bomstein David Bamford Andre B. Araujo Andrea Tremblay Rebecca Vincent Amy Boucher Kathy Booth Vincent Armstrong Rosemarie Walsh-Cardin Beth Boucher Karen Bousquet Peter E. Barron Jill Bowen Christine Brown Valerie Best Laura West Elisabeth Bridges Cara Cameron Donna Callahan Donna Whitney RobertBry Anthony Capozzi Lorraine Carrozza Jennifer Willett Cynthia Wilson Jacqueline Buckley Eric Cedrone John Coelho Jeffrey Burke Matthew Clark Christopher Comeau Diane Woodside Joan Carty Julie Comeau James Connors 1994 Mary A. Chappell Michel Daigle Kathrine R. Constant Susan Adams lldaCoelho Megan C. Desmarais Ellen Correia Cathryn Albert Richard Conroy Nancy Donnelly Regina Cotter Jessica Almeida Gary Cyr Tina Faria Ana C. Couto Kathleen Blume Dina Diamondis Lisa Federici Farris Patricia De Medeiros Marie Burtt Linda Dunnam Francis Goode Jr. Jason E. DeMendonca Cindy Cappello Katherine Falcone Bruce Gordon Marie Dennehy William Cardinal Marie Farrar Annrnaria Greco Elaine Duncan Donna Cates Brian Fernandes James Greene III William Ferioli Thomas Chiappone Maryann B. Fonseca Janie Griffin Jeffrey Forbes Joyce Colleran Jennifer Garofalo James Harding Lauren A. Garozzo Rita G. Conley Rita Goldman Christopher Harrington Kevin Garufi Rachel Constantine Melvin Gonsalves Michele K. Hollis Erica Gilberg Celine Crook-Fones Anthony Gutierrez Elaine Johnson Jacqueline Hazel Lisa Cudworth Kenneth Hayes Steven Johnston Kimberly J. Hebert Michael R. D'Angelo John Healey George Kelly Matthew Hibbert Paula Daigle Cheryl Hoffses Mary Kennedy Catherine Hicks Philip M. Davies Jr. Michael Homer Jr. Paul E. Lanzillotta Margaret Hoffrnan James Demopoulos Andrea Jackson Stacia Leavitt Todd Humphrey Debra DeSousa Michael Jerrier Judith Leco Christine Jasper Christine DiGiando Susan LaCamera Jeannine Lifrieri Gerald Katz Nicholas DiMartino Elizabeth Lagasse Maria B. Lobo William Kelly Bonnie Downs Paul Lambert Angela Lockwood Makiko Kobayashi Tracy English Thomas Magee John Lombardi Wendy Kowalczyk JoAnn Evans Carolyn P. Maguire Lisa Lowe Erin Lane Todd Farley Karen Marshall John Malinsky Stephanie A. Lanzillotta Scott Fay Brenda Mazzeo Anita Maloney Sondra A. Lennon Sherrie Feffer Joan McCormack Stephen Mason Leann Leonardo Elissa Flynn Michelle McGrath Carolyn Maybruck Emily Lothrop Denise Gaudette Laura Meuse Mary Lou McCoy Theodore S. MacGovem Mark Giger Kathleen Moore James McElhinney Kristin Mahoney Nancy Gilman Jill Pariseau Amy McGreevy Sherri L. Mahoney Patricia Glidden Hojun Park Valerie McKay Judith Mantos Carol L. Hall Phyllis Parker Joseph Montagna Mary T. Marshall Leo Hanley Robert Patriquin Jr. Denise Murphy Christine McCarthy Melissa Horman Stephen Raymond Dawn Nelson Theresa McConkey Jill Hosman Marian Reed Richard Nelson Kathleen McCormack Kelly Ivens Laurie Sherren Charles Neudorfer Catherine McElhinney Tara Johnson Peggy Sieber Karen M. Nickerson Brian McGowan Brenda King Jennifer Silvia Kathleen O'Toole Renata Medeiros Joseph Lawlor Daniel Simmons Donna Sera Stephen Messina Janet Maguire Elisa Simonian Kristina Sletner Timothy Monaghan Sharon Masotta Claire Smith Sheila Smith Michael Nolan Paul McAlduff Elizabeth Ann Therrien Andrea Sullivan Jeffrey O'Connor Stephen J. McCarthy Maurice Veiga Heather Swedis Beverly A. O'Rourke Michele McCauley Pamela Whelchel Peter Tarvis John J. Patterson Jr. Caitlin McColley Susan M. Williamson Janice Tripolone Thomas Poppey Michael McConville Jr. Stephany Woodward Jennifer Trombly-Pearl Adam Ragozzino Patricia McDonald Claire Zaya Bonnie Troupe Kate Reidy Teresa McLaughlan ThomasZaya Richard Weinhold Kelly Roberts Lisa Moore Donor Honor Roll

Maura Olcott Claire Provost Kathryn L. Schneider 1995 Mary Jean Papalia Bettina Pustelnikas Brian Shockley Carol A. Borsari Christian Pease Julie Rivers Carl Swanson Cheryl Bouchard James Peterson Jr. Margaret Ross Beatrice Tarbox Paul Duff Anne M. Plante Thomas E. Ross Mark Trafton Lisa A. Gustin Christine Powers Meredith Rothwell Bradley Vargas Alice Ryan Derrell Wood 1996 Michael Powers Jeannine Hunter Lazzaro Francene Price-Hood Stacey Sanborn Jeffrey Zaks

Graduate Alumni

Herbert A. Aalpoel Mary T. Carvalho Bernard J. Dupuis Patricia A. Harrington William J. Abraham Racine L. Castaldo Nancy B. Eldredge Timothy J. Hassett-Salley Roger S. Achille Edward J. Castle Sr. Pamela A. Elliott Mary C. Hathaway K. Virginia Adams Lawrence A. Castle Juanita Ellis Marjorie Hayward Ramona M. Adler Paul H. Chapman Louis T. Falcone John Healey John A. Ahokas Mary A. Chappell Henry J. Fanning Pamela K. Hill Gerald M. Allman Betty A. Chelmow Robert A. Faria Frederic I. Hodges Joseph R. Ambers Cynthia J. Chick-Shockro Susan M. Faria Bernice Hoffman Claire P. Amiot Ann M. Childs Clara Ferguson Williston Holbert Arvid R. Anderson Robert P. Chisholm Donna Fernandes Donna M. Holt Kristen Andrews Charles L. Cittadino Arthur D. Ferreira John A. Holt Paul N. Anthony AnnM.Clark Neil C. Fitzgerald James Holzman Wilmar C. Armer Eileen A. Cleary Daniel Flanagan Barbara A. Horton Peter V. Avitabile Thomas J. Clegg Edward J. Fopiano Dorothy R. Hoult Melissa E. Baron-Cyr Mildred Clifford Eugene A. Franciosi Thomas C. Hoye Gail A. Barry Carole Clough Joyce R. Francis Stella J. Hult S. Mabell Bates Cornelius Coakley Frederick T. Friedberg William S. Hurst Gerald H. Beals Sally Ann Colarusso Thomas F. Frizzell Peter L. Huston Grace J. Bednarz Elizabeth Cole Winifred Frongillo Leona llowitz Bernard T. Bendiksen Judith B. Corayer Mary E. Fuller Elaine Jackson James B. Berlenbach Kathryn M. Cornell Constance Gaboury David N. Jakub Ethel E. Berman Nadeau Jane L. Gadaire Frank E. Jardin Cinderella Berry Lawrence J. Costa Raymond A. Gadaire Suzanne Jevne Marjorie E. Bishop Margaret L. Cotter Robert L. Gaffney Carolyn A. Johansson Louis Bitar Eliza M. Couture Richard H. Gamble Celeste R. Jones Rose M. Bolen Basil F. Cronin Jean M. Garrity-Bednarski Robert C. Jones Dorothy H. Bonnar Geraldine Crowley Sheila A. Gibbons Violet Ellen Jones Albert A. Boucher Eleanor M. Cucinatto Christine J. Gibney Brett F. Jordan Amy Boucher Charles H. Cummings Erica Gilberg Sharon A. Joseph Mary L. Boucher Edward B. Cunningham Luanne M. Gilbert Lillian B. Juzukonis Karen Bousquet RenaM.Cyr Betty T. Gilson Carol A. Karafotis Danielle M. Bowker Thomas J. Daley Richard A. Giordano Debra L. Karlberg Helen M. Brady Guy R. D'Amelio Carol M. Godfrey Wayne H. Karlson Jane-Ann Brady Ruth A. Danforth Lou Gorman Ann M. Kelliher Gail K. Brookings-Zeiba William H. Deasy Nina L. Greenwald Barbara A. Kelly Kenneth R. Brown Anthony V. DeLeo Christopher J. Gregory Warren G. Kelson Sr. Mary E. Brown Claude I. Desilva Cheryl L. Grenning Carol E. Kenney James D. Bryant Louise Kent Devine Dennis D. Griffin Marion R. Kent Megan A. Buckley Patricia Dexter Frances N. Guay Joan L. Keogh Donald O. Burling Dina Diamondis Anthony M. Gulinello Margaret A. Keohane Susan M. Bycoff Linda DiNardo Barbara L. Hadsell Janice King Manuel M. Cabral Anthony J. Dire Patricia Hamm Virginia A. King Barbara L. Campbell MaryM. Dire Martin T. Hanley Jr Carolyn L. Kingsbury Michael Carbone Richard J. Donovan William F. Hanna Mason B. Kingsbury Patricia L. Carelli Robert G. Doyle Jacqueline Hansen Jeanne Kurrle Patricia Warren Carlson Raymond A. Duffy Cynthia M. Harlow Deborah Lacey Barbara Carvalho Carol Duguay Donna Jean Harman Alphee N. LaFlamme Donor Honor Roll

Henry J. Lamb Jr. Carolyn A. McSweeney Muriel P. Quaglieri Sandra J. Souza Sara Nan LaMonica Joseph R. Menard Robert F. Quegan Carolyn Speeckaert Jean M. Larkin Adelle S. Merritt Maureen A. Quigley Susan St. Germain Frances M. Lasalle Priscilla S. Miles Ellen T. Quinn Richard R. Staiti Frances D. Leach Elizabeth S. Miller Marie H. Rasche Karen L. Stapleton Joseph F. Leary Trudy F. Miller Edna A. Rebello Marcia Stevens Robert H. Leavens Anthony J. Minnichelli Nelson Rebello Barbara J. Sullivan John L. Liberman Candyce E. Moore Jacob D. Rennert Joyce Sullivan Donna C. Lima Walters Dorothy E. Reynolds Susan M. Sullivan George D. Litzen Rosemary Moreau Leslye Ribeiro Linda Sullivan Richard U. Lizotte Martha Morris Rosina Robinson Dorothy D. Sweeney Harold W. Locke Frank Moskal Susan H. Rooney James F. Sweeney Elva Lodi Robert Mullen Francis A. Rose Alden F. Taylor Dorothy Lopes Patricia V. Munro Deborah A. Roycroft Kristine J. Tempinski Evangeline Lovell Robert S. Murray Ellen B. Rucker Richard J. Teto Carol S. Lucas Toni-Ann Narbonne Maurice E. Rucker Madeline Korelitz Tisch Harold A. Lundberg John T. Newell Jr Kathleen C. Rudnicki Susan C. Trafton Robert J. Lupien Roy C. Norden Joanne M. Russell Raymond Tropea Clare E. MacLeod Maryan L. Nowak Stanley J. Saladyga Jr Deborah Murphy Tuck Celeste M. Malinowski Joseph W. O'Brien Michael Sansone Walter W. Turley John F. Maloney Susan A. O'Connell Robert L. Schuman Edward J. Tynan Mary Maples James E. O'Donnell Michaela. Schwartz Sheila E. Valicenti Charles H. Martin Diane T. O'Leary Kathleen Sears T. Patrick Van Kampen Elise Marvelle Ruth M. Ollila Paul E. Seeley Jr. Harvey D. Varnet David J. Matthews Alice J. O'Malley Helen M. Selig Joseph F. Ventura Jr. Karen M. McCabe Margaret M. O'Neill Janice L. Semple John W. Viveiros Joan G. McDermott Paul F. O'Sullivan RenaM. Shea Maureen Watters Gertrude McFarland­ Simone T. Parent-Meyer George A. Shediack Shirley A. Wells Martenson Penelope A. Patenaude Jeffrey P. Shindell Jean E. Whelan Elizabeth A. McGann Suzanne Payne Mary H. Siemers Phyllis L. Whitehead Diana McGee Nancy Pearson Myrtle V. Simas Roseann M. Whittaker William Maxwell Kenneth Slocum Peirce Jr Lorraine Simon Priscilla F. Wilkins McGinnis Louis L. Peters Richard G. Smith Susan M. Williamson Leo J. McGuirk MargaretW.Phinney Roger K. Smith Ethel B. Winokoor Lois M. McKeown Martha Pirone Roberta A. Smith­ Isabelle B. Wojnar Mary Ann McKinnon Mary Plemmons Sullivan Stephany Woodward Dolores L. McLaughlin Mary A. Post Edythe M. Songini­ Marilyn L. Woodworth Laura E. McLeod Helen J. Pratt Sweeney Patricia Zifcak Judith McMahon Robert F. Putnam John R. Southam

Boyden Society $1 00 - $499

Anonymous Sylvia Bailet Gerald E. Blanchette Donna M. Brown Nancy Adamczyk MaryD. Bair Mary H. Boethel Kenneth R. Brown Ethel V. Adamson Maureen Baird James A. Bohlin James W. Buckley Nathalie J. Agostino Tracy Baldrate Sandra Bohli Rosella M. Bucknall John A. Ahokas Henry J. Barber Armand P. Boisselle Sr. Altana M. Bullard Barbara N. Albret Robert J. Barnett Helen Boisselle Henry W. Burbine Almeda C. Ambrulevich Marie Baroni Allen Lillian G. Borden Maureen L. Burke Mabel E. Anderson Mary Rose Barrett Edith Bottomley Cynthia E. Buscone Mary E. Anderson Dennis E. Barry Marilyn L. Boulais C. Anne Butler Jane M. Antolini Marilyn W. Barry Jo-Ann L. Bourgeois Antonio M. Cabral Wilmar C. Armer Natalie Barry Jane Rae Bradford Concetta Cabral Phyllis A. Armstrong William J. Bell Elizabeth Brady Diane Calderone Zerafa Grace E. Arnstein Gladys P. Benson William F. Breheny Sr. Phoebe A. Campbell Jay Asack Lucy Bernardo Diane Bridgwood Walter E. Campbell Miriam Asbel Mary Ann Bernat Richard A. Bridgwood Kathleen A. Camuso Dalton Avery Rosemary Berntson Robert A. Brinkley Mary E. Carey Noreen Avery Clyde O. Bezanson Thelma D. Brocklehurst Marjorie B. Carlson Melvin A. Backman Victoria L. Bezoenik Robert A. Brooks Kathryn R. Carney Donor Honor Roll

John A. Carrigan Ruth A. Demers Wilder A. Gaudette Johne. Hoy Mary Lou Canniff Carroll James Demopoulos Kim D. Gehrke Marcia M. Hoyt Ronald J. Carroll M.D. Elizabeth E. Denniston Beverly George Joseph H. Huber Walter Carroll Richard Deschenes Bernice Gerson Donna M. Hughes Elizabeth K. Carter Ruth R. Desousa Albert E. Gibbons Jr. Michael J. Hughes Barbara L. Casaly Linda DiNardo Brian F. Gilligan Eldon T. Humfryes Gary e. Caserta Mabel E. Doherty Carol A. Gilson Carol Hunt Judith A. Casey Mark J. Doherty DMD Anna E. Ginnetty John e. Hurley Muriel L. Cassidy Paul F. Doherty Hazel M. Gleason Marguerite M. Jacinto Elizabeth Cavanaugh Therese P. Doherty Lyman S. Goding Edward e. Jarvis C Louis Cedrone Joyce T. Domingos Mary M. Golar Mary L. Jarvis Catherine Centner Mary M. Donnelly Ellen N. Goldman Nancy J. Jarvis Patricia L. Chalifoux Haig Donoian Joseph J. Gonsalves Phyllis Jenness Roland W. Chalifoux Jr. Margaret Donoian Grace M. Gorman Bjorg Jeppson Henry A. Chamberlain William F. Dowd Doris J. Goyetche Carroll E. Jeppson Helen W. Chase Anne. Doyle Maureen P. Graney Mary A. Jerome Joseph M. Chencus Robert G. Doyle Florence M. Gray Carolyn Johnson Joseph B. Chiccarelli Diane M. Drazek Franklin A. Gray Richard H. Johnson Drake e. Chisholm Dorothy A. Driscoll Sandra E. Gray Marrgaret Joyce Charles Christie Robert Emmet Driscoll Annmaria Greco Lenox S. Karner III Lucy Katherine Ciesla Paul E. Dubois Herbert J. Greenwald Daniel J. Keating Margaret E. Clark Brian R. Dunning Joseph Gregg Kathleen A. Keating Adella K. Coe Janet E. Dunwoodie Marjorie Greg Arthur G. Kelley Esther R. Cohen Richard G. Durnin Joy A. Greim Daniel F. Kelliher Jr. Sheila Q. Coller Betty Edgar Philip R. Greim Earl Dennis Kelly Jr. Matthew J. Collins William J. Edgar Martha V. Grenzeback Michelle Kelly Rachel S. Collins Violet A. Elmer Lillian M. Grimley Eugene A. Kennedy Catherine E. Comeau Estelle P. Epstein Richard T. Grimley Margaret A. Keohane Robert M. Commins Phyllis Esau PaulJ. Guine Janis P. Kibbe Philip A. Conroy Jr. Gertrude K. Estabrooks Elizabeth Gurney Jane R. Kilmer Laurell E. Cook Christine Fagan Robert Gustafso Janice King Ruth Cooke James H. Fagan Shirley Thompson Hadley Naomi King Robert G. Cooper Judith A. Fahy John K. Haines Robert J. King Jr. Theresa M. Corcoran Henry J. Fanning Nancy Hall Lucinda King-Frode Ellen Cost Cheryl J. Faris Sheila L. Hallisey Donna R. Kinney Richard W. Cost Marie Farrar Stanley Hamilton Kenneth J. Kirwin Louise R. Cote Alvarina e. Farrell Phillip J. Hanrahan Makiko Kobayashi Robert Cote Clive B. Fazioli David P. Harding Dennis M. Koczera Thomas R. Coughlin Russell P. Fears Kent Harlow Eunice M. Kohler Rose L. Coveney Jeff Finan Donna Jean Harman Sylvia H. Kostecki Eleanor F. Crabill Olive L. Fisher Lawrence J. Harman Franklin L. Kroell Jane M. Creedon Margaret T. Fitzmorris John Harper Joseph F. Krowski Timothy M. Cremin Ruth A. Fitzpatrick Constance N. Hartwell Stella H. Krupka Eileen Crochiere Nancy P. Flynn Patricia M. Harvey-Walker Joseph A. Kudera Keith R. Crochiere Peter Y. Flynn Lois Haslam Mary Kutz Robert H. Cross Louise B. Forsyth Alice M. Heenan Barbara Anne LaCambria Robert A. Crossman Richard E. Foster Elna L. Helgerson Joan Lafrance Geraldine Crowley Richard B. Foster Forest E. Henderson Elizabeth R. LaGarde Arthur G. Cullati Mildred D. Foy Frances E. Heney Rose V. Laliberty Jessie M. Cummings Eugene A. Franciosi Richard Henry Robert M. Lane Martha E. Cummings Sandra M. Franklin Eileen e. Herbert Theresa A. Lane Deidre Ellen Curley A. Christian Fredrick Jr. Ruth R. Herford Eileen V. Laporte Rita M. Cushing Claire Friedman Evelyn E. Hildreth Howard A. Lawrence Lynn E. Cusick Alfred F. Gagne Janet e. Hildreth Amelia E. Leconte Thomas J. Daley Nane.Gagne Mary L. Hill Thomas S. Lee John e. Danehy Mark J. Gallant James E. Hinds Barbara E. Leslie Mary Daugherty Richard H. Gamble Charlotte W. Hitchcock Susan G. Lessoff Rochelle DeCaro Ursula Gamble Sandra L. Hobbs Guy F. LeVan Eleanor P. Deehan Cheridah Gangone Winnifred T. Hodges Jacques P. Leveille Judith M. DeFilippo Chester M. Gardner Jr. Katherine A. Hogan Nancy A. Leveille Donald DeLutis Phyllis B. Gardner Marianne M. Horan Stephen J. Linhares Evelyn M. DeLutis Salvatore R. Garlisi Christine R. Horte William L. Lipp Gay J. Demaggio Richard P. Gately Jr. Richard B. Hovey Robert Locatelli Donor Honor Roll

John B. Lonergan Marcella Mitchell Susan R. Raskin Abrams Alan D. Stone Leon Lonstein Paula A. Money Margaret E. Raymond June R. Stonkus Diana C. Lothrop Steven J. Money Stephen Raymond Barbara A. Strickland Lisa M. Louttit Jacqueline c. Moore Mary T. Reardon Rita E. Sukola Evangeline Lovell Ann H. Morris Bernadette A. Reid Alice A. Sullivan Ruth Lovett Muriel Eyre Morrison Mark D. Reynolds Norma A. Sullivan Ethyl A. Low Priscilla A. Morrison Robert B. Richards Paula J. Sullivan Elsa J. Lundgren Marion R. Mugford BarbaraJ.Richardson Roberta A. Sullivan Ann M. Lundstedt Margaret M. Mulloy Rebecca D. Ridgway Vincent P. Sullivan Miriam B. Luoma Paul X. Mulloy Paul Joseph Rigby Arthur T. Svensen Marion R. Lupica Cynthia V. Murphy Suzanne Rivard Peter A. Swanson Mary Lymberis Dorothy M. Murphy Bernice Robertson John L. Sweeney Rita H. Lyons Ronald P. Murphy Helen M. Robertson Barbara J. Sykes MargaretL.MacInrUs Claire K. Murray David A. Robichaud Ursula Tafe John R. MacLaren Robert S. Murray Clifton L. Robinson Edith Tardiff Ann M. Maguire Shirley Muther Rosina Robinson Larry D. Thompson Mary A. Mahan Diana Nichols David J. Rodriquenz Ross J. Thompson Beverly K. Mahoney Barbara A. Nicholson Rosemary A. Rodriquenz Robert W. Thuotte Gertrude C. Mahoney Judith A. Nickley Ruth O. Roffee Alberta M. Tolin William M. Mahoney Michael E. Nickley Brian P. Rogan Richard C. Tonner Jr. Camella R. Maiewski James Nidositko Edward Rossi Frank Trainor Anthony C. Maistrellis Martha Noble Howard W. Rounseville Huguette Trainor Paula S. Maistrellis Peter D. Nord M. Patricia Royal Eleanor J. Tremallo orma J. Mannion Ruth C. Norris Helen J. Ryan John S. Tripp Marjorie Marshall Jean L. Nummi Mary Patricia Ryan Sharon A. Tufts Diane Martin Paul M. Nunes Grace Sabatini Carolyn V. Turchon-Tavel Joseph M. Martin Anna I. O'Brien Frances N. Sadek Judith A. Tyler Beatrice M. Martins Brian C. O'Brien John Sadek Joseph F. Ventura Jr. Alan L. Marvelli Alyce O'Donnell Mary Sahagen-Lonstein John E. Vercollone Claudette V. Marvelli Joseph H. O'Donnell Shirley V. SaW Paula M. Vercollone Virginia T. Mayo Janice A. Olds Paul Salamon Constance A. Walker Peter Mazzaferro JoAnne Olson Marion T. Salley Anne M. Walsh Claire McAfee Lorraine P. Olson Paul V. Salley Judith A. Walters Karen M. McCabe Steven W. Olson Leola N. Santos Lynne Wassel Michael A. McCabe Mary E. Osborne Erick Sargent William S. Wassel Robert E. McCarthy Mary M. O'Toole Robert T. Savery Jean Tubbs Watkins Otis H. McCorkle Kenneth D. Ottariano Althea P. Sawyer Edward A Watters Margaret J. McCormick Theodora M. Ottariano Zita G. Schrniedel Carole A. Weeden Dorothy E. McGann Ruth Alice Ottrnar Rita C. Scudder Leon Weinstein Elizabeth A. McGann Eleanor Paradise Janice L. Semple George A. Weygand Helen McGovern JoanM. Park Peter W. Servis Charles L. Whitcomb Leo J. McGuirk Evelyn Johnson Parziale George C. Sethares Phyllis Whitcomb Claire E. McHugh Bradford M. Paul Lillian Shapiro Feinberg Mona E. White Sheila T. McKenna Eileen S. Perillo Janet B. Sherman Ruth K. White Lois McKenzieDolores Elizabeth G. Perron Muriel Lee Sherman Lynette Willett L. McLaughlin George S. Peters Jr. Joan Shipman Ruth Winsor Paul M. McManus Lucille A. Peters Gilbert L. Simmons Gertrude R. Wirling Janice McNamara Mark Peters Deborah L. Smith Edward Wojnar Carolyn J. Meaney Evelyn L. Pezzulich Joanne L. Smith Isabelle B. Wojnar Edward J. Meaney Wayne R. Phillips Johanne M. Smith Barbara A. Wolfreys Gayle F. Means M. Linda Pierce-Furtado Chester E. Smolski Felicia R. Wolson Paul E. Means Cameron B. Place Arthur J. Solomonides Alan J. Worden Helen L. Mederios Joseph F. Plouffe Trefton A. Soucy Jr. Donald L. Wormwood Charles F. Medford Mary E. Plouffe Rose F. Souza Henry M. Woronicz Dorothy Merrill Gregg A. Poillucci Dorothy Staknis Marion L. Worthen Linda J. Merritt Barbara J. Poirier Victor R. Staknis Merrill Worthen Ruth Metcalf Elizabeth Poirier-Finlay George A. Staples Gertrude Young Charlotte M. Milby Carl Z. Ponder Deborah A. Stein Mildred Young Burnham P. Miller Lois C. Ponder Julian U. Stein Albert A. Yurkstas Mary W. Miller Theresa M. Pratt Wang Thomas L. Stetson Ronald E. Zagaja Edna L. Mills Jean M. Prendergast Viola Stetson John E. Zoino John F. Minil,an Patricia Provost Frederick R. Stevens Sonia E. Zorabedian Carol Misiewicz William C. Quist Mary S. Stevens Donor Honor Roll

Horace Mann Society $500 - $999

Donald B. Armfield E. Jane Fisher Martha D. Jones Lorraine A. Rossi Margaret Burns Mary E. Flaherty Paul C. Killgoar Jr Alice R. Scanlon Sandra Cushman Sheila A. Gallagher Carol L. Kosicki Charles W. Stockbridge Dorothy A. Dunn Dorothy A. Howland Henry J. Lamb Jr. Rita Wheeler Frank F. Dunn Jr. Edward W. James Frederick A. Meier Lynne M. Wisneski Paul J. Fairbanks John W. Jones Camilla C. Pickering

President's Club $1,000 - $2,499

Stephen R. Almeida Marilyn J. Federico Herbert J. Lynch Louis M. Ricciardi James Argir Frederick W. Gustafson II Mary E. Merlet Lillian B. Ross Lana R. Argir William Hauke Jr. David J. Messaline Daniel J. Smith Raymond Braz Virginia L. Hogg Eleanore D. MacCurdy Adrian Tinsley Florence B. Brower Esther T. Kiernan Frank C. Nackel Catherine Telford Carlene E. Brown Owen B. Kiernan George S. Pappas Sisto Volpe V. James DiNardo Phyllis A. Klock Louis L. Peters Joel M. Weissman Teresa A. Doyle-Smith John William Lingos Cynthia B. Ricciardi James M. Wolfsberg Hugh A. Dunlap President's Club Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999

Bruce R. Bartlett Mark R. Craven Isabelle B. King Patricia A. Reinstein Patricia A. Bartlett

President's Club Inner Circle $5,000 or more

Mary T. Cogan Loretta M. McHugh Adrian Rondileau Anne F. Tierney Helen M. James Frankland W.L. Miles Jr. Mary Rondileau Barbara W. Zeoli David Jenkins Priscilla S. Miles Edith Shoolman Richard F. Zeoli David Klock

- Corporations, Foundations and Matching Gifts

3M Company Balfour Bridgewater Stereotronics Computer Associates A&A Limousine Bank of Boston Bristol County Savings Bank International, Inc. AAA Recycling and Compac­ Barnes & Noble Brockton Area Transit Coopers & Lybrand Founda­ tion Equipment, Inc. Bay Bank Authority tion Abacus Group, Inc. Bay State Gas Company Brookfield Engineering, Inc. Cranberry Country Chamber ACC Long Distance Beneficial Management Cablevision Industries of Commerce Allegro Microsystems,Inc. Corporation Cake Workshop CVS Allendale Mutual Insurance Bogart's Of Bridgewater Carol Daiker's Flower's, Inc. D&D Plumbing & Heating Company Boise Cascade Corporation Carriage House Antiques Co. Allstate Insurance Company Boston Edison Celia Insurance Agency Dorr's Print Inc. American Optical Corporation Bridgewater Credit Union Central Square Restaurant Estabrook & Chamberlain American Red Cross Bridgewater Discount Cenzo's,Inc. Insurance Arnica Mutual Insurance Co. Liquors, Inc. Chevron Corporation Estabrooks Family Restaurant Arkwright Foundation Bridgewater Savings Bank Christo's Inc. F&M Auto, Inc. AT&T Bridgewater State College Cirelli Foods Fidelity Investments Class of 1956 Citizens Bank Of Massachu­ Ford Motor Company setts .1 Donor Honor Roll I I

Freedom Capital Manage­ Lutheran Church OfThe PPG Industries Foundation Southern New England ment Company Good Shepherd Provident Life & Accident Telephone Friends of Music MasterCard International, Inc Insurance Co. Special Events Catering, Inc. Gamma Phi Beta EH. Mattei, Inc. Prudential Insurance Spinners Business Trust Gamma Theta Upsilon May Department Stores Co. Company of America State Street Bank & Trust Co. Gary's Restaurant Merrill Lynch Raytheon Company Steinbach, Incorporated General Electric Company Molto Bella Hair Design, Inc. Reader's Digest Association, Sullivan Tire Gillette Company Motorola Corp. Inc. TACC Globe Manufacturing MPD Enterprises Republic Plumbing Supply Tandy Corporation Company NELLIE MAE Co., Inc. Texas Instuments, Inc. Good Samaritan Medical New England Business RJR Nabisco Incorporated The Bank of Braintree Center Service Rockland Trust Company The Foxboro Co. Greek Council New England Electric System .Ron's Barber Shop The Reebok Foundation GTE Corporation New England Foundation For Rotary Club of Chatham, Inc. Tony's Cantina, Inc. Handi Kids Special Needs The Arts Rotary Club of East Green­ Travel By The Traveler Camp New York Community Trust wich Tucker Anthony International Business Norwest Corp. Rotary Club of Hyannis United Technologies Corpo­ Machines Corp. Ocean Spray Cranberries, Inc. Scholars' ration Jackie Dunphy Memorial Old Colony Historical Society SGRO Promo Associates United Way of Greater Scholarship Fund Old Colony Youth Football Shaw's Supermarket Attleboro/Taunton,Inc. John Hancock Mutual Life League Shawmut Bank Westinghouse Electric Insurance Co. Pacific Telesis Silva Engineering Associates Corporation Johnson & Higgins Page & Lugton Insurance Sodexho Management WMX Technologies, Inc. Julio's Cafe, Inc. Agcy., Inc. Services Wright's Greenhouses Kappa Delta Phi Philip Morris Companies, Inc. South Weymouth Savings Xerox Corporation Kravitz, H. and Sons, Inc. PMW Enterprises, Inc. Bank Yangtze China Inn, Inc. Lucini Motor Sales, Inc. Polomarenko Plumbing and Heating Co.

Parents

Deirdre Bartlett Earle W. Flynn Paul E. Kelly Chanel Riopelle Gary Bartlett Richard B. Foster Richard Charles Kirby Sandra Riopelle Elizabeth M. Beisheim Alfred F. Gagne Susan Jane Kirby Joseph M. Salamon Virginia M. Benjamin NanCGagne Marie Klinch Benjamin J. Santacroce Virginia G. Brackman Robert Gava Eugene Lacey Jr. Stephen Sedgwick Gail M. Campbell Wendy Grabar Ellen Lagace JohnJ.Shepardson Peter Capernaros Catherine Gnrnt Warren A. Larson Mary M. Shepardson Robert F. Chapman Henry Grant Barbara M. Lefavor Linda J. Solomon Linda Church Joan Hackett Susan Letourneau Paul J. Sullivan Dennis Ciganovic Stephen Hackett Richard Leverault Paul Symanski William Colclough John K. Haines Joseph A. Lisa Jr. Frank Trainor Katherine M. Coleman Charles William Hall II RoseM. Lisa Huguette Trainor Christine A. Coleran Robert Hankard David F. McGinn Jeffrey Trust Ronald M. Costa Carole C Hanrihan James Mitros Paul Turner Jr. Blanche DiNocco Paul J. Hanrihan Francis Natale Molla Sr. Larry J. Veilleux Mark J. Doherty DMD John Harper David P. Monroe Margaret S. Veilleux James Michael Edwards Jacqueline I. Hill Francis X. O'Rourke Bruce A. Wakelin Jean Louise Edwards Thomas Charles Hill Judith N. Pedell Jean L. Ward Suzanne M. Fagerberg Mary K. Houck Lola Anne Piers Edward A Watters Alibio Fernandes Derek R. Huer James N. Pollard Annastasios Xiarchos Candida Fernandes Susan B. Huer James D. Price Victor C Zukowski Barbara J. Ferreira

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Faculty, Staff and Retired Faculty

Donald B. Armfield V. James DiNardo Martha D. Jones Wayne R. Phillips Tracy Baldrate Paul E. Dubois Margaret Joyce Barbara F. Poe'Sepp Robert J. Barnett Paul J. Fairbanks Paul F. Kelley Jean M. Prendergast Marilyn W. Barry Henry J. Fanning Lucinda King-Frode Adrian Rondileau S. Mabell Bates Ruth A. Fitzpatrick Thomas S. Lee Edward Rossi Samuel Baumgarten Marilyn Furlong Robert E. Lemos Ellen B. Rucker Linda M. Beith ErnaGelles Jacob Liberles Brian M. Salvaggio Sandra Bohlin Herbert J. Greenwald John D. Marvelle George C. Sethares Walter Carroll Barry Guaraldi Peter Mazzaferro Stephen F. Smalley Joseph B. Chiccarelli Stanley Hamilton Leo J. McGuirk Johanne M. Smith Drake C. Chisholm John Harper Mary Ann McKinnon Margaret Souza Ann O. Coakley Marjorie Hayward Scott McNeilly Abraham V. Thomas Catherine E. Comeau Richard Henry Frederick A. Meier Mary Lou Thornburg Richard W. Cost Virginia L. Hogg Nancy L. Meymand Adrian Tinsley Carolyn Cramer Elizabeth Hollis William J. Murphy Bonnie Troupe Sandra Cushman Joseph H. Huber Mary H. Myers Barbara H. Ward Henry O. Daley Jr. Helen L. Hulsman Marian E. Nelson Robert F. Ward Anthony V. DeLeo Andrea Jackson Joanne P. Newcombe George A. Weygand Marie Dennehy Edward W. James James E. O'Donnell Donna Whitney Richard Deschenes Mary L. Jarvis Evelyn L. Pezzulich Lynette Willett Michael R. Dilthey John W. Jones Sara Pheeney

Friends

Jay Asack Mary Lou Earle Paul M. Kelly Mark Peters Dalton Avery John W. Eatough Peter Baker Kelsey Edward J. Petruccelli David P. Barnard Roberta D. Eldredge Robert J. King Jr Charles A. Powers Jr. Andrea Barrett Patricia A. Fahey David Klock Fred Renner Dennis E. Barry Susanne Fiore Diane A. Koocher Philip S. Robertson Dean Bliss Ken Fosdick John Krauspe Mary Rondileau Donna Bowden Barbara Fowler Howard A. Lawrence Laurie A. Rose Beverly C. Boynton Kathleen B. Gallagher Robert E. Lepage John Sadek Lisa J. Bradley Mark J. Gallant Robert B. Lincoln Mary Sahagen-Lonstein Rachel Brodie Salvatore R. Garlisi William L. Lipp Zita G. Schmiedel Lance Bukoff Jessie-Jean Gibbs Leon Lonstein Walter F. Seaburg Ronald Campisi Ralph W. Generazzo John E. Luddy Geanne Share Edward Casabian Maureen T. German Eleanore D. MacCurdy Julian U. Stein Gary C. Caserta Irving J. Goss Marta Massi Alan D. Stone Martin Cohne Joseph Guatieri Francene Meinhold Joan T. Story Sandra Cooper Robert Gustafson Robert J. Moodie Stephen B. Taylor Rebecca Cordeiro Catherine E. Harvey James R. Morehead Larry Thode Russell W. Corkum Leslie Z. Hathaway Margaret M. Mulloy Robert W. Thuotte Mark R. Craven William Hauke Jr. Paul X. Mulloy Paul Turner Adelaide Cromwell Gulliver JohnC.Hoy Maurice J. Noonan Jane Vanaken Deidre Ellen Curley Eldon T. Humfryes Calvin J. Osberg Jean M. Vieira Mark E. Cuttle Samuel Hurvitz Marc Pacheco Leslie C. Waltzer Marie D'Amico Paula K. Irving Eleanor Park Gregory M. Ward Mary Lou Dagnall David Jenkins Edmund R. Peabody Louise F.P. Whitworth John C. Danehy Deborah Joelson Philip E. Perkins Ellen M. Wolcott Scott Darby Kenneth Johnson Elizabeth G. Perron AlanJ. Worden William M. Dennehy Ellen Joseph Robert A. Perron Merrill Worthen Haig Donoian Michelle Kelly

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More than 5,000 Applications for the Class of "00" When classes began in September, the freshman class -- the class of 2000, or "00" -- was welcomed to the college family. In the following interview, Mr. James F. Plotner, Jr., '67, who is Assistant Dean and Director of Admissions, discusses the admissions picture at the college. Q. How does our undergraduate A. "First and foremost, we hope that admissions profile look this fall? alumni are willing to share with A. "The numbers are very strong. In others their pride in the school and total number of students, there are how Bridgewater was a positive approximately 8,600 total students, influence in their lives. full-time and part-time. As far as "Also, over the last several years full-time undergraduates are we've utilized alums in follow-up concerned, there are more than 6,000 calls to candidates for admission, enrolled. and that's worked well. So there a "This year we have 1,190 ~Gfitt~ number of different dimensions freshmen - which is an increase of ~ ~A where we very definitely appreciate 50 over last year - and close to the 1J the involvement of our graduates. same number of transfer students "There are other issues that are we had last fall, about 750. special to alumni. We like to know "But of course there's more to a !J., ~ when children of alums are apply­ ~~ ..."ts)~, school than numbers, and I'm Mr James F. Plotner, '67, Assistant Dean ing for admission and we encourage pleased that over the past few years prospective students to let us know we've been able to enroll a more "The addition of the Moakley that on their application form." • diverse student population ­ Center, with all of its technology diversity in the sense that students resources, is a definite plus with come to us from a wide variety of students and parents. They under­ ethnic backgrounds, ages and a broad stand how important it is to have range of geographic regions. Just this access to the kinds of computer School of Management fall, for example, we welcomed 17 new facilities that we have here. I and Aviation Science students from Japan. "And I think that the resumption "Specifically, minority students of commuter rail to Boston, sched­ Established make up 13 percent of the first-time, uled for next fall, will have a big At its September 26,1996, meet­ full-time freshmen at Bridgewater, a impact on us, especially since the ing, the Board of Trustees approved a significant increase when compared station for Bridgewater is located recommendation from President to previous years. right in the heart of our campus. Tinsley to establish a School of "We had over 5,000 applications "All of these, taken together, Management Science and Aviation for admission for the class of 2000, have solidified our traditional Science, effective in the 1997-1998 which means that among the state's strengths and have, in a sense, given academic year. 29 public colleges and universities, birth to a new Bridgewater. It's an "This is a very important step for only one - the University of exciting time to be on this campus, the college. I am delighted the Board Massachusetts-Amherst, with and prospective students are agreed that this is the organizational quadruple our student population certainly aware of that." structure we need," she said. The - received more applications for Q. Are today's families more concerned Board also accepted President admission than Bridgewater did. about issues such as financial aid? Tinsley's recommendation that the That's an important yardstick." A. "The true cost of attending position of Dean for the new school Q. When you talk with prospective college is almost always a shock to a be created, and a national search is students, what do they like most about family, and, frankly, I don't think scheduled to begin in the spring. Bridgewater? that's any different than it ever was. The School of Arts and Sciences A. "Bridgewater has a strong appeal First, I think parents and students and the School of Education and for students considering colleges. look at a school and its reputation Allied Studies were established four The college has an excellent aca­ and then they investigate whether or years ago. demic reputation, most classes are not its affordable. As our alumni President Tinsley said there are small and the faculty attentive to will tell you, cost was certainly a now more than 1200 students student needs, and the price is major issue,for students who majoring in these areas. The new affordable for the average family. attended college twenty, forty, or school will be comprised of three The campus itself - the physical sixty years ago and it's still a major departments: Department of Man­ plant - is certainly among the most concern today." agement, Department of Accounting attractive anywhere, so the first Q. Are there ways that alumni can help and Finance, and Department of impression visitors have is a very in recruiting qualified students to Aviation Science. • positive one. Bridgewater? College News

BSC Students and Faculty Attend Model UN Program in New York Hall of Black Ach ievement Celebration and Induction Februa ry 1st

The annual Hall of Black Achievement (HOBA) celebration and induction is set this year for Saturday evening, February 1st, 1997. For more information, please call (508) 697-1290. In photo above, students and faculty of the Department of Political Science met Also, the annual Dr. with the Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations during a trip they made to New Martin Luther King, Jr., York City last spring. The trip is part of the course requirement for PO 300, the Breakfast at the college will • "Model United Nations Practicum," and was organized by professors Michael be held on January 20. For Kryzanek and Christopher Kirkey. more information, please From left, participants were: Dr. Christopher Kirkey, Mr. Eric Schraut, Mr. James call (508) 279-6123. Foley; Dr. Anthony Cicerone, Mr. Paul Smith, Mr. Robert Fowler - Canadian Ambassador at the Canadian Permanent Mission to the United States, Ms. Gabriela Olivares, Mr. Michael Casper, Ms. Denise Baker, Ms. Heidi Chuckran, Mr. John Doyle, Ms. Satomi Yoshimura, Mr. Stephen Clarke, and Dr. Michael Kryzanek.

Karen Cooper is Director of Annual Giving

Ms. Karen Cooper is the new Director ofAnnual Giving at the college. Ms. Cooper joined the staff on June 3rd. A graduate of Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island, Ms. Cooper was previously director of alumni affairs at Salve Regina. Ms. Cooper is active in several national development organizations, including the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), the National Society for Fund Raising Executives (NSFRE) and Women in Development, a regional organization which fosters the professional growth of women who are employed in the development field. Dr, Richard Cost, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, reports that Karen is already developing excellent plans for fund-raising at BSC. "As an ethusiastic young professional in higher education, Karen is just the right person to move our annual giving programs forward," he said. "I'm looking forward to the challenge of taking the Annual Fund to new heights," says Ms. Cooper. Ms. Karen Cooper is the college's new Director of Annual Giving .' Faculty Profile

Dr. Jacob Liberles Puts Aside His Conducting Baton - Well, Almost Puts It Aside Over the course of nearly thirty enjoyed most of all about conduct­ went to what was then Lowell State years at Bridgewater, Dr. Jacob ing through the years." College (now the University of Liberles has been the renowned • Massachusetts-Lowell) and earned a conductor of numerous singing There are many special memories degree in music education. While at groups, including the Chorale, the for him, but among the ones Dr. Lowell, he had his first experience Chamber Singers and the Alumni Liberles especially likes to recall is with choral groups. "I was a trum­ Chamber Choir. There have been the time he led the.Bridgewater State pet player and the choral director literally hundreds of concerts that College chamber singers in concert recruited me to go on tour to both have thrilled audiences on campus, in the town of his birth, play and sing," he says. "As part of in other parts of the country, and Aschaffenberg, Germany. our music training at Lowell, we all during tours abroad to Europe and "It was the second European tour had to try conducting, so it was here South America. we made, and I hadn't been back that I also had my first opportunity Under his leadership, Bridgewater there since I was a very small child. to do that as well." students have performed in great Because of Hitler's policies toward When Dr. Liberles entered concert halls, been feted at state non-Aryans, my father left Germany college, he imagined he would dinners, and have had their music in 1937, and my mother, older ultimately become a professional broadcast live on television and brother and I left in 1938. I was glad performer. "Nearly every musician radio. to be able to return there under has that dream at one time or ow Dr. Liberles has decided to different circumstances than when I another," he says, "And, to pay the give his conducting baton, and left." bills, when I was in graduate school himself, somewhat of a respite from Raised on the North Shore in I did play professionally for a while the months-long rigors of training Lynn, Dr. Liberles developed an -I did clubs, shows, performed in and rehearsing which are required to early interest in music. "When I was South America and even toured perform at the level these groups growing up everyone played an with the Rockettes. But by the time I achieve in their musical presenta­ instrument," he recalls. had earned my bachelor's degree tions. "I started playing trumpet when I from Lowell, I was planning on a Starting this semester, he has was about six years old. I stopped career in teaching. At the time I turned over the duties of conducting playing for a few years but when I thought my future would be with the chamber singers and will concen­ was in junior high school a music instrumental music." trate instead on classroom teaching. instructor named Dennis Kieley was • "Somewhat of a respite" is the attempting to form a band, and he His first teaching position after operative term here, because he will offered free instruments in an effort graduation was in Turners Falls, still be conducting the Alumni to attract members. He became a Massachusetts. "I was hired as Chamber Choir, an organization mentor to me because first, he got director of instrumental music. which he founded, that rehearses me involved in music again and, Turners Falls was a small town and I and performs year-round. later, he helped me obtain my first was responsible for music in the "It's not easy just to stop," Dr. position at the college-level, at elementary grades, for the junior Liberles admits. "Working with Hawthorne College in New Hamp­ high school band, and for the high students who sing in groups like the shire." school band. It was a good experi­ chorale and chamber singers is a After high school, Dr. Liberles ence," he recalls. different kind of experience from most student-faculty relationships. '1n a regular classroom, you typically have a student for a semester and perhaps may see them in passing in later years, and they might remember you and you might remember them," he explains. "But I've known some of these people for fifteen or twenty years. We traveled together, we lived together, we rehearsed and per­ formed hundreds of times together. There's a closeness that makes us special to each other. It's what I've Dr. Jacob LiberLes Faculty Profile

"I was there for three years and pleased to be part of the quality memorable for everyone who during one summer I won a fellow­ music heritage that existed here." participated," Dr. Liberles remem­ ship from the American Council on Initially Dr. Liberles was respon­ bers. "In addition to touring and Learned Societies to study at sible for the chorale. "I remember meeting so many wonderful people, Bennington College in Vermont. I we rehearsed in what was called the there were state dinners, perfor­ really enjoyed being at Bennington, 'Demonstration Room' in Boyden mances in great palaces, and in so much so that soon after I returned Hall, but perhaps we were too loud. several countries national television to Turners Falls I quit my job to go We were later moved into the and radio broadcasts. It was some­ back to Bennington to study full­ Horace Mann Auditorium for thing one doesn't forget." time for a master's degree in music, rehearsals." Last year, Dr. Liberles led his last with a major in performance." These were years when the tour abroad involving Bridgewater After earning his master's at student population was growing. students. "We decided to make this Bennington, Dr. Liberles taught for "The chamber-singers were added one to South America and we chose one year in the Ayer Public Schools during this period. At one time there Venezuela. Every tour is unique, of and then was hired for his first were four choirs - the chorale, the course, but this last one included a college teaching post, at Hawthorne chamber singers, the women's glee ten-hour bus ride through the College in New Hampshire, where club, and a group founded by Dr. Andes. It was an exhausting trip but he remained for three years. He left Maxine Asselin, 'Americana.' There the scenery was just spectacular." to pursue a doctorate in music from were a lot of options for students to Yet even now another tour - this Boston University. choose from." one involving the Alumni Chamber "I was a student once again but I Dr. Liberles stopped conducting Choir - is in the offing. 'We hope needed to work, so I looked around for a period of time in order to to go to Ireland and Scotland next to see what was available," he complete his doctorate. "I came back year," says Dr. Liberles. "And I'm as remembers. to direct the chamber singers and excited about this trip as I was all of He found two openings in his then later took on the chorale," he the others. I feel very fortunate to field, one in the Newton Public says. "The chamber singers origi­ have been able to spend my career Schools and the other at Bridgewater nally started out as a splinter group doing what I enjoy the most." • State College. of the chorale, and then it just grew "I was somewhat familiar with by itself, and became, in effect, the Bridgewater because I had sung 'singing ambassadors of • here once, in Tillinghast Hall, when Bridgewater State College.' " I was at Lowell State College. In 1985, the chamber singers were Newton offered to hire me and pay invited by the alumni association to for my doctoral studies at Boston perform for alumni in Washington, University, but I had decided I really D.C. Later came tours in New York wanted to teach on the college level and Connecticut. and so came here. I'm really glad "The alumni association was our that I made the choice I did." earliest supporter. After the first The year was 1967 and the music tours were successful, we began department then consisted of, in thinking about performing in addition to Dr. Liberles, professors Europe." With financial assistance Dorothy Ferry, Marjorie Haywood, from the Alumni Association, the and Vince Gannon. "I liked the first tour, to Romania, Hungary and Mr. Roger Limoges, '97, has college and my colleagues in the Austria, was arranged. been appointed by Governor department made me feel welcome. "People ask me 'which tour was William Weld to become the I felt right away that this was a good the most exciting?' That group has student member of the Massachu­ place to be," he says. to stick out in my mind at least setts Board of Higher Education. "When I came to Bridgewater because it was the first tour we took The nine-member board's jurisdic­ there was a chorale - which was a outside of the United States, and tion consists of 129,000 students mixed group - and there was a both Romania and Hungary were from the nine state colleges, 15 women's glee club. Earlier there had then behind the Iron Curtain. I still community colleges and five been a men's glee club as well," he get letters from alumni who were UMass campuses. recalls. 'There was also a strong part of that experience. All of us Mr. Limoges, a political music tradition. Whenever we went who were involved were affected by science major, was serving his on tour, and we sang in front of it. It was a terrific opportunity for second term as a member of the alumni, the name that kept coming us," he recalls. Board of Trustees at Bridgewater up was Frieda Rand, who is a Three years later came a tour of when the Governor announced his legend in music among Bridgewater Germany and Czechoslovakia, selection. Mr. Limoges has re­ graduates. She must have had followed by a tour of Russia, Latvia signed from the BSC board to terrific choral groups. So I was and Lithuania. "These were all assume his new state-wide post. • .f Alumni Update

Items, Dotes, Programs, and Events

Alumni Gathering in Boston awards, to be presented Alumni recognize an alumna/alumnus who Bridgewater alumni and friends will Weekend, May 30 and 31,1997. We demonstrates the qualities most begin the holiday season with a would appreciate it if you would valued by Dr. Rondileau, the eighth chocolate tasting at the Ritz Carlton attach supporting materials. president of the college. The in Boston on Sunday, November 17. recipient must demonstrate excep­ The hotel's chef will perform a The Bridgewater Alumni Award for tional service to the community, pastry demonstration and guests Outstanding Service to the Alumni resulting in improvement of the will sample the creations. Come Association is given to an individual quality of the community's life. early and get a start on your holiday whose qualifications include the The Nicholas P. Tillinghast Award for shopping on Newbury Street. For ability to build understanding and Achievement in the Field of Education information, contact the Alumni awareness through involvement; was named in honor of the college's Office. leadership that fosters a caring first president. The award is given community; and programs that to an alumna/alumnus who demon­ Homecoming '96 promote strategies for drawing strates qualities of outstanding Bridgewater State College alumni others into a network of cooperation. leadership, excellence in perfor­ and students celebrated Homecom­ The Dr. Catherine Comeau Award for mance, and personal achievement in ing on Saturday, November 2. Professional Achievement and Commu­ the field of public education. Fellow graduates joined under the nity Service is presented to a graduate tent at Swenson Field as we cheered of the college's Department of From the Office of Career Services for our football team! In addition to Movement Arts, Health Promotion, Attention Graduates the game, activities included the and Leisure Studies. The recipient Classes 1990-1992 running of the Carol Mulloy Cuttle will be a graduate of at least five The Career Services Office (formerly 5K Road Race, reunions at the years and be an influential role Career Planning & Placement) Charlie Horse in West Bridgewater model in the field. would like to remind you that ifyou for the classes of 1976,1981,1986, The Dr. V. James DiNardo Award for set up a credential file in the year 1991, and 1996, and a student Excellence in Teaching is presented to you graduated that it is only kept for production of Godspell. The next a member of the faculty whose five years and then destroyed. We issue will include full coverage of contributions include mastery of will be beginning the destruction Homecoming. To be part of the subject matter, enthusiastic teaching process during this fall semester. If Homecoming Committee, contact style, and personal attention to the you would like to keep your file, we the Alumni Office. students. would be happy to send it to you. The Adrian Rondileau Award for We cannot send you copies of any Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions Professional Achievement and Commu­ confidential references. Please put Congratulations to the 1996 induc­ nity Service was established to your request in writing with your tion class of Debra Carreiro '86, (softball/volleyball), Catherine Karl r------'91 (softball/volleyball), James McKeon '75 (ice hockey), Karan 1997 Bridgewater Alumni Association Awards Nomination Form Parkin '84 (track and field), Michelle Thompson '89 (track and field), and Charles Tobey '76 (football). The Hall Nominator _ of Fame ceremony was held on Friday, ovember 1 in the Class year _ Rondileau Campus Center. Estab­ lished in 1986, the Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes the contributions of Telephone _ the developers and participants in the heritage of athletic excellence at I nominate _ Bridgewater.

A Call for Nominations For (name of award) _ The Bridgewater Alumni Associa­ tion seeks nominations for its annual Nominee's occupation/title _ Alumni Update

name, year of graduation and a check Subscribe to the JobTrakker 13 *BAA Officers Meeting for $3.00 for postage and handling. The Career Services Office offers *Career Services Networking Your request and check should be subscriptions to the twice monthly Event mailed to and made payable to BSC/ job news bulletin, JobTrakker, which 17 *Boston area gathering Career Services. contains listings of entry-level (Chocolate tasting at the Ritz Please send your request and through upper-level positions in Carlton) payment to Career Services, career field from accounting to sales Bridgewater State College, & marketing. Job listings are also December Bridgewater, MA 02325. Att: CRE­ published on the Job Trak homepage 11 *BAA Board Meeting DENTIAL RETURN. (www.jobtrak.com) daily. For 14 Alumni Chamber Choir subscription information for the Holiday concert CareerNet Alumni Career Network newsletter or the homepage pass­ Up and Running word, please contact the Office of January 1997 Over 300 alumni have agreed to Career Planning and Placement at 15 *BAA Officers Meeting serve as career networking advisors (508) 697-1328. 28 Afro-Am Career Expo Night to BSC students and other alumni. 29 *1996 Shea Scholar Presentations We have participants from as near as Comment Staff and WHIM Alumni Middleboro and as far as California. Many have expressed interest in February CareerNet advisors, like all holding a Reunion during Alumni 13 *Women's Institute Day Bridgewater alumni, have a wealth Weekend '97 for alumni of these two 26 Florida Alumni Gathering of information to share. Some of the active student organizations. To add many ways that Career et advisors your name to the reunion list or be March are involved with the career plan­ part of the committee, please contact 1 Florida Alumni Gathering ning process include: serving as an the Alumni Office. 2 Florida Alumni Gathering individual career mentor in a one-to­ 12 *BAA Board Meeting one situation; participating in career Alumni Chamber Choir Holiday 26 Spring Rap Around panels and discussion groups; or Concert sponsored by Afro-Am attending networking events and The popular Alumni Chamber Choir Alumni Council sharing information about their will perform Handel's Messiah on career paths. Saturday, December 14. Tickets to the April concert, which will be held at 8:00 9 *BAA Officers Meeting If you are interested in learning more p.m. in the Catholic Center, are $5 in 19 Financial Planning seminar about CareerNet, contact the Career advance; $6 at the door. Call 508-279­ sponsored by Programming Services Office at 508/697-1328 or via 1893 for information. Committee email at: [email protected]. 25 Football Alumni Reunion Bridgewater Alumni Association Career Networking Event Calendar of Events May To officially launch the CareerNet The following calendar is a guide to 3 Alumni Chamber Choir program, which is designed to upcoming alumni events. All events Spring concert provide students and alumni with are tentative unless marked by *. 4 Honors Day/Scholarship career information, the Office of Brunch Career Services will host a network­ November 14 *BAA Board Meeting ing program for students and 1 *Athletic Hall of Fame 24 *Commencement interested alumni. The evening, 2 *Homecoming 30 *Alumni Weekend titled "Directions: Charting Your Carol Mulloy Cuttle 5K Road Moriarty Lecture Course With CareerNet," will be Race 50th Anniversary Dinner for held at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Godspell performance/ Class of 1947 November 13, 1996,inthe Reunions 31 *Alumni Weekend Bridgewater Dining Room in the Reunions for Classes of Rondileau Campus Center. All 1932-92 alumni are encouraged to attend and For more information on share information on the job market any of the dates or programs June with current students. For informa­ mentioned, please contact the 11 *BAA Board Meeting tion or to attend, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at 27 *Young Alumni Event - Boston Office of Career Services at (508) 697­ (508) 697-1287 or e-mail Harbor Cruise 1328. [email protected] Class Notes

Barbara Dobbyn Egan of Wollaston, MSCA Governing Board. She is a past has six children and 15 grandchildren... president of both associations... Betty Arnold Levine recently was appointed Milne Edgar and her husband, William, to Americorps Elder Leadership and Elna Filipson Helgerson and her Training Program under the aegis of the husband, Arthur, enjoyed a spring trip Quincy Council on Aging. Anyone to Costa Rica. Betty and Elna felt as interested in volunteer opportunities though they were back in their "Br H20 should contact him at the Atlantic days.".. .our condolences to Tom Neighborhood Community Center (617) Sparkes, who recently lost his sister 376-1381. .. Eleanor Walsh Leary Alice Sparkes '38. gathered some old Bridgewater friends at her home in East Weymouth for a luncheon in honor of Mary Lockary 1942 Hicks. Mary lives in Port Charlotte, Loretta Kennedy Dexter Florida, and was visiting her daughter 15 Buckwood Drive Beth on the South Shore in August. South Yarmouth, MA 02664 Those at the mini-reunion included 55TH REUNION CELEBRAnON, Eleanor Mullen Sheehan, Marjorie MAY 30 AND 31, 1997 Wright Skahill, Helen Judge Ryan, and Ann Helen Kobowska Winsor of Sun Clem Daley's wife Doris ... Helen and City West, Arizona, would love to hear Bud Ryan celebrated their 50th wed­ from classmates Ruth Sullivan Herford 1926 ding anniversary last May with their and Alma Spearwater Benson....Eleanor Elizabeth Casewell Fobes, pictured, large family and many friends. The Gannon Callahan and her husband, lives in an assisted-living center in celebration began with a mass at St. John'40, have moved from Braintree, to Maine... Bessie Gruber Sanders and her Joseph's Church in Needham, in which Manchester, New Hampshire. They husband Barkev sent a message via the all 16 grandchildren took part in some spend the winters on Long Boat Key, internet saying, "Although we are in our way, followed by dinner at the Florida... Wallace Goldstein's novel The nineties, with the spirit of Bridgewater Wellesley Country Club. Helen and Bud Redemption will be published this fall. behind us, we keep up with modern were surprised and delighted to be The book centers on the romantic equipment in our apartment in a presentea with a "memory book" of old relationship between a German engineer retirement community." photos and letters of reminiscence ... and an American woman....Evelyn Barbara Taylor Hapworth is moving to Johnson Parziale of Fairfield Glade, St. Charles, Missouri, to be closer to her Tennessee, has five children and ten 1927 son and his family. She anticipates a grandchildren... .John Stella is the George Aherne spends the winter in more leisurely life style there. During former superintendent of schools in Florida near his daughter and her her years in Charlotte, North Carolina, Ipswich, Massachusetts. family. During the past 28 years of she served on a hospital auxiliary board retirement he has been active in many for eight years, three years as president, endeavors including serving as chair­ as well as president of her apartment 1943 man of the historical board in Yarmouth, complex for five years (being president A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE Massachusetts. of the student government association at AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL Bridgewater seems to have been an THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR MORE excellent training ground!) ...Pat INFORMATION. 1935 Harrington Ryan and her sister enjoyed Patricia Dahill DuBois of West George Higgins a wonderful trip to British Columbia Wareham, Massachusetts, owns 20 Deerfield Road which included a stay at the Whistler Sippican Real Estate School and Pat Osterville, MA 02566 Resort and visits to Vancouver and DuBois Realty... Mary Sardi Dunbrack Audrey Tripp was named Westport, Victoria and its world-famous gardens. is delighted with her children's accom­ Massachusetts' Citizen of the Year. She The trip was part of the Golden Eagle plishments. Her son is a professor of was honored for her 38 years of service Dealer Awara bestowed on Ryan biophysics at the University of California in the Westport School Department, Business Systems by Canon USA and her daughter designs health plans before retiring in 1973 as assistant Incorporated. This is the second time the for U.S. firms. superintendent in charge of elementary Ryan family business has won this education. prestigious award. 1944 Evelyn Whiting Hildreth 1937 1941 118 Day Street Former Woodward Hall classmates Avis Louise Forsyth Granby, CT 06035 Brown-Cushman Olotka, Phyllis 75 Monroe Road Edith Rowell Tardiff recently wel­ Roberts, Wilma "Billie" Quinn Quincy, MA 02169 comed her first grandchild, born to son, Fitzgerald, and Thelma Westerling Mary Brigida Guidoboni still works Richard, a partner at the law firm of French, enjoyed a June mini-reunion in and teaches on the Pima Indian Hale & Dorr. Rockport, Massachusetts. reservation in Arizona... Louise Forsyth participated in the annual conventions of the American Counseling Association 1945 1940 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and in the A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE Janice Brennan Sprogell Massachusetts School Counselors AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL 41 Linwold Drive Association in Hyannis, Massachusetts. THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR MORE West Hartford, CT 06107 She serves on two national committees INFORMATION. of ACA and is a life trustee on the Class Notes

Anne Houghton Hall and her husband, practice in Salem, Oregon... Henry Ralph have two sons and six grandchil­ LaGue has left the Revere School dren.. ~ Fyrne Watters Estes writes that 1951 Department to become the superinten­ she has survived cancer surgery and Jean Collins Fletcher dent of schools in Wareham, Massachu­ complications. Believing that encourage­ 6745 Patrick Lane setts. ment and laughter are the best medi­ Plano, TX 75024 cines, she woUld love to hear from Congratulations to many of our class­ classmates at 706 South Gary, mates celebrating their retirement years. 1955 Monahans, Texas 79756. Jane Cliggott Fisher retired !'1fter 2~ . Paul Sprague years as school library/medla speClalist P. O. Box 521 in the Newburgh, New York, scnools. Hinsdale, NH03451 1946 Our sincere condolences to her on the Francena Warren Smith Phyllis Clayman Friedman recent loss of her son, Mark, and her 32 Mellen Street 30 Washington Street #713 husband, Philip....Wallace Gleekman retired from Brookline High School Needham, MA 02194 Brookline, MA 02146 Diane Blackwell Dickinson is involved Congratulations to Alice Sullivan of where he had been a teacher of science with music ministry for senior citizen for approximately 35 years. He recently Riverside Rhode Island, who recently nursing homes and adult day care was honored by the New England retired as'assistant executive director of ~y pr~senta­ centers in the Sun City West, Arizona, the Rhode Island Interscholastic League. Schools Sailing Association area. She would like to hear from BSC Under Alice's leadership, the state went tion of an award and the deSIgnation of friends Nancy King '53 and Ann . the annual fall sailing regatta tor the from having no girls teams in the 1950s co~~1Ues DeFazio Berra '57... Sandra Corey Gray to the 400 teams that competed this past "Gleekman Trophy." 1!e to coach the Brooklirie High salling team... runs her own company since the 1990 school year. She will be sorely missed by death of her husband. The business, Bradford Pierce recently retired after 36 all involved in Rhode Island athletics. Cuslmlan & Marden, was founded in Bridgew~ter years as head of the mathematics Already involved with the. Sc~ool. 1894 and is a supplier to the shoe, book­ Alumni Association as a duector, Alice department at Dartmouth. High binding and leather accessories trade... He plans to spend time WIth IUs wife, has already put her "free time" to u~e­ Kathlee'n Crowley-Thibodeau Kroll she helped plan a September alumru Rosalyn, and on his woodworking hobby. and her husband, Joe, are enjoying life in gathering in Newport. Dunnellon, Florida, where she has 1947 1952 begun a new career as a real estate 50TH REUNION CELEBRAnON, Helen 0'Con nor Keegan MAY 30 AND 31, 1997 53 Sadys Lane A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE East Falmouth, MA 02536 AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE 45th REUNION CELEBRAnON, MAY CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR 30 AND 31, 1997 MORE INFORMATION. Virginia Daniels-Gorman Kindem of Barbara Harrington Dillon and her Avon Massachusetts, is retired from family recently held the~r first social'work and enjoys occasional Harrington family reuruon WIth about substitute teaching as well as travel... 70 members attending. Ruth Donnelly is a board mer:'ber of the Palo Alto, California, FoundatIOn for Education and volunteers for "Kids at Risk."...Gertrude Fearing Alley is active 1949 in the Norfolk Country Retired Teachers agent... Congratulations to former BAA Jacqueline Killen We1jand Association as recording secretary... President Mary C. Lydon on her recent 34-10 94th Street #lC Joyce Schofield Downey recentl):' retirement. Pictured are Mary, thIrd Jackson Heights, NY 11372 retired after nearly 28 year~ teaching from the left, with several of her BSC Ann Venti Dutton is a teacher at the health and physical education.at. friends at her retirement party....Karen Whitman, Massachusetts, middle Fitchburg State College... MaIJone Mann Orcutt sends greetings from . school. Simmons Hunt recently returned from a Florida where Sea World was a meeting three-week trip to China, which in­ place for Maire Callahan Zuist ~d . cluded six days on the Yangtze River husband Bob, Phyllis Lanza Callgans 1950 and four days in Hong Kong. and husband Connie, and Karen and Burnham Miller husband Bill to spend the day: The . 21 Sunset Drive Zuists and Orcutts met agamm April at Whitinsville, MA 01588 1953 Cypress Gardens to spend another day Rita Loughlin Scudder recently enjoyed together.... Ruth Thompson Robinson Ralph Fletcher ofPiscataway, New Jersey, sings in tlyee her raffle prize from the. class's 1995 6745 Patrick Lane Reunion. She took her SIster, and choirs and says it was a treat to combme Plano, TX 75024 travel and music last summer when she classmates Marie Ciampa King and Carol Daly Crook of Prescott, Arizona, Carolyn Sinclair Hale with he: to went to London and Cantebury with the was in Boston recently to attend her 50th Berkshire Choir Festival to perform Portland, Maine, where she enjoyed the high school reunion and was happy to comfort of the Tierney's wonderful Mozart's Mass in C Minor... Sandra see Bridgewater grads Theresa Corcoran Sparrell Fitzpatrick is a multi-media condo. Rita and Carolyn also enjoyed a '50 and Claire Kfein there also... Vera mini-reunion with Eleanor Sieter Finn coordinator for the orthbrook School Himmelfarb Joslow-Bearg is a licensed District in Illinois ... Francena Warren when they visited her in Middletown, marriage and family therapist in private New York. Smith sent us a note on last year's 40th Class Notes "

reunion, and through no fault on her part, we inadvertently delayed publish­ mg It. What she wrote was, "We had a 1959 1962 pleasant evening at the 40th reunion last A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE 35th REUNION CELEBRATION, MAY year, renewing friendships, reminiscing AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE 30 AND 31, 1997 and learning about the lives of class­ CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE mates. We all enjoyed reading the letters MORE INFORMATION. AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE of those of you who could not attend." Donald Smith of Riverside, Rhode CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR Francena asked us to express her thanks Island, keeps busy in retirement with MORE INFORMATION. to the committee members who did a travel and his antique business. Jacqueline Bouchard Fitzpatrick works fine job of proViding the opportunity for in the Wellesley College library as the Class of 1955 to be together once assistant in the Government Documents again." 1960 Department. She reports that Bonnell A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE (Bonnie) Bubar Jacobs has a new AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE position in the training department at 1957 CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR the Washington State Department of MORE INFORMATION. Licensing and her husband, Bob, was re­ Beverly Tunstall Shavinksy elected major of the state capital 19 Drexel Drive Olympia... Katherine Inglis Callahan is Jackson, NJ 08527 a teacher for the City of Boston... Paula 40th REUNION CELEBRATION, MAY Lee Clark of Orem, Utah, retired from 30 AND 31, 1997 her job at a local press-clipping service Phyllis Armstrong enjoyed a winter trip after 12 years and enjoys time spent with to Israel and Egypt....Natalie Byrnes her grandchildren... Vrrginia Baker sent an e-mail message saying the Vanderwarker Page has retired after 34 news from the class in the last issue years of teaching earth science, mostly in brought "a big grin to my face to think New York State. She was honored by about the good times we had at the State SCIence Teachers Association of Bridgewater." She would like to hear New York State as Outstanding Science from classmates at [email protected]... Teacher for Earth Science this year. Her Marilyn Floyd Federico has requested book Earth Science published by N&N to re~!n to .the faculty after 14 years in Publishing continues to do well... administratlOn at Flonda Atlantic Trefton Soucy retired from teaching in University. After a semester-long s~bbatical 1993 from the New Bedford School shewill return to teaching system and moved to Florida where he higher educahon history and adminis­ built a new home. He joined the tration... Anne Merlin Readdy and her Charlotte County Art Guild and takes husband, AI, w~re looking forward to a classes in water color and oil painting. July tnp to Flonda to see Ai's cousin, Anne Striano Fairbanks is employed by Trefton is also a member of the Char­ astronaut Bill Readdy, command the lotte COW1ty Genealogical Society and shuttle Atlantis. the State of Florida as a children's and family counselor. She taught for more has been tracing his family tree... than 20 years before making the career change. She loves being a grandmother 1958 to Eric, left, and Adam, rig11t... Rose­ A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE mary Such Berntson of Providence, AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE Rhode Island, would love to hear from CALL THE ALUMNI OFFlCE FOR friends and classmates using "my most MORE INFORMATION. reliable contact device-voice mail at 800­ Ronald Carroll, M.D. and his wife, 349-8347." She fondly recalls her Mary Lou Canniff Carroll '59, live in Bridgewater days and writes that the Portland, Maine, where Ronald is college motto has been a thread president of the Maine Center for throughout all of her endeavors. Cancer Medicine... Natalie Hollertz May teaches special education at South Shore Vocational-Technical High School in Hanover, Massachusetts... Dorothy 1961 Mahoney McLaughlin of Somerset, A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE New Jersey, serves as the Haiku editor AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE for the Piedmont LiteranJ Review... Robert CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR MacLaughlin works as director of MORE INFORMATION. television-radio instruction at Colorado Monatiquot School principal Louise State University. He and his wife, Liz, McGibbon Moline retired in June after are looking forward to a 1998 retirement 26 years in the Braintree, Massachusetts, when they can enjoy more time at their school system. She and her husband, Colorado mountain cabin and cruising Bob, plan to spend time aboard their Sheila Tunstall McKenna, right, won (Bob still loves the ocean)... Carolyn new 32-foot catamaran and with their four gold medals in the 55-59 age group Sheldon Ryan and her husband, Joe, granddaughter... Sylvia Sheahan at the Massachusetts Senior Games held spend summers in Intervale, New Kalambokas teaches third grade at the recently at Springfield College. Marcia Hampshire, where they run Shamrock Fiske School in Lexington, Massachu­ Crooks '55, left, won a silver medal in Village Hostel. setts, where she also serves on the the shotput and a bronze in the discus, teclmology committee. while Mary Dowling, center, received a Class Notes

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Gerald Vasconcellos recently director of senior services at the J. F. classroom and the past 7 years in was named acting principal at Brown Kennedy Center in Charlestown, business is job searching in Massachu­ Elementary School in Swansea, Massa­ Massachusetts... Carol Coady Gilson setts and Florida (will consider other chusetts. and her family have been sailing in the locations). He will consider all offers world sloop championship and plan to and classmates are encouraged to call sail in Seattle in 1997 and Austra1ia in him at (508) 636-2358. 1968 2000... Kathleen Dalton Loos of Bowie, Donna DaLelj Brown Maryland, is a high school teacher... P. O. Box 366 Nancy Davis Frazee works as a broker 1965 Bryantville, MA 02327 for Betsy Hines Realtors in Marshfield, A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE ElIzabeth Bardsley Cordoza sends us Massachusetts... William Dugan is AS CLASS SECRETARY. 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England with her mother, Elizabeth recently chaired the Northeast Regional Madeline Hoss Barry would like to spends the last weekend in Fall River Conference of ational Association of know the whereabouts of classmate visiting with Linda Brown '67. Last Laboratory Schools at the Martha Jayne Seaquist Jackson... Janet Libby summer she had lunch in Kittery, Burnell Laboratory School on the BSC Curlew is an English teacher at Sayville Maine, with Claudia Morgan campus... Sandra Wilbur Bourget is a Public Schools in New York. .. David Strickland '69 and her husband, second grade teacher in Barre, Vermont. Matthews is assistant principal at Berlin Richard '72 of South Setauket on Long High School in Connecticut....Carole Island. Elizabeth works as an instruc­ Moniz Weeden is a high school teacher tional assistant with students who are 1964 and curriculum coordinator for grades hard of hearing and/or have learning A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE 6-12 in social studies... Robert Ragonesi disabilities... Allen Brown is superinten­ AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE is an itinerant special needs teacher in dent of schools in North Attleborough, CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR Fall river and also a relief residential Massachusetts. He and his wife, Jane MORE INFORMATION. counselor for the Department of Mental DuBiel Brown '63, have been married William Bell is a biology professor at Retardation. for more than 30 years... Deborah the University of Kansas. He is writing Carnaroli survived 1995 Hurricane books on chemical ecology and cock­ Marilyn on the island of St. Thomas, and roaches and has traveled- to Costa Rica, 1966 says despite the lack of water, electricity, Hawaii, Mexico, and Colorado to Geraldine Murphy Wright and telephone for many months, it is research insect behavior... Ann 229 Windcrest Drive still a paradise... Maunce Desmarais is Cameron is principal of the John F. Camillus, NY 13031 executive vice preSident of the New Kennedy School in Canton....As e-maiL: [email protected] England Wholesalers Association... principal of the Wrentham Public East Providence (Rhode Island) High Robert Gaspar recently was honored as Schools, Albert Gibbons traveled to School prinCipal Arthur Elmasian this year's New Bedford Chapter Moscow in March 1994, with the BSC received a special recognition award Portuguese-American of the Year at the Russian-American Special Education from the St. Sahag and St. Mesrob 8th annual state meeting... Meredith Collaborative. As a follow-up to that Church Sports Scholarship Committee Jones Perkins has been self employed as activity, he was invited to speak at the for his long-time support of high school a learning consultant since she retired interactive teleconference between athletics... Robert Seaver heads the from speCial education teaching in 1992. Moscow and BSC as part of the 1995 science and social studies programs at She recently celebrated her 50th opening of the Moakley Center on Tom Linson Adult Learning Center in birthday with a dream trip to the campus. He also recently presented with St. Petersburg, Florida. Netherlands with her husband, Stephen. two BSC faculty members at the Meredith has had a Dutch pen pal for 38 international conference on technology years.... Charles Notis of Johnston, Iowa, and education... Rochelle Massoud 1967 is co-owner of Freese- otis Weather... Kieron is teaching mathematics at 30th REUNION CELEBRAnON, MAY Jean Mark was the Mt. Washington Art Portsmouth High School in Portsmouth, 30 AND 31, 1997 Association's Artist of the Month in Rhode Island, and advises the Math A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE April of this year....Robert Petersen of Club and the National Honor Society. AS CLASS SECRETARY. 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ton, D.C. .. Rebecca Ridgway has retired senior programs at the Pittsfield Family Thailand. He recently enjoyed a two­ from the Halifax, Massachusetts, YMCA. Her husband, Gerry, is a week motorcycle trip in Laos... Mary elementary school after 26 years and certified financial planner who owns Ann Mahoney Moynihan teaches first moved to Palmetto, Florida... Carlos Berkshire Financial Management grade in Hampton, New Hampshire, Ventura is rwming for a school commit­ Group... Diane Monahan Sullivan is where she resides with her husband, tee seat for the Dartmouth, Massachu­ assistant principal of the Raymond Chip, and three children... Ronald Safer setts, public school system. Community School in Brockton, hasbeen chosen principal of Massachusetts... Jeanne Wessling Northbridge High School in Massachu­ Logan has been a music specialist at the setts... Sandra Taraskiewicz recently 1969 Sacred Heart Elementary Schools in was promoted to sergeant in the sheriffs A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE Weymouth, Massachusetts, since 1993. office of Manitou Springs, Colorado. She AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE She says she finds herself referring back was honored to officiate at the Women's CALL THE ALUMNl OFFICE FOR to her Music Methods course taught by National Lacrosse Tournament in MORE INFORMATION. Professor Dorothy Ferry... Janet Longmeadow, Massachusetts, where Nonna Boudria is a teacher in Fall Woveris Caliri is a biology teacher in she ran into Mary Lou Thimas '68 and River, Massachusetts... In 1995, James Billerica, Massachusetts. Barbara Carreiro '72. Sandra would like Fagan was selected as the Massachusetts to hear from Sissy O'Callahan and Bar Association's Lel$islator of the Year... Mary Cavanaugh... Raymond Tropea Rosemarie Guascom Frydman lives in 1972 retired from Bay State Gas in 1987 as Walnut Creek, California, with her Philip Conroy manager of industrial standards and husband and two daughters, where she 85 Bridle Road now enjoys time divided between is a psychotherapist with a part-time Bridgewater, MA 02324 homes in Brockton, Massachusetts, and private practice... Edward Latta was 25th REUNION CELEBRATION, MAY Naples, Florida... Susan Walejko Patton named president of the Aspen Publish­ 30 AND 31, 1997 has been named the clinical supervisor ers subsidiary of Wolters KIuwer U. S. Carol Bonham Vance works as an for Wingate at Home in the Reading, He formerly was vice president and administrative coordinator of sales and Massachusetts, area. general manager of the firm's healthcare marketing for Rolf C. Hagen U.S.A... J. division... Cynthia Martins-Verlin Thomas Coulombe is an environmental Stone is a special needs teacher at the analyst for the Massachusetts Depart­ 1974 Acushnet, Massachusetts, elementary ment of Public Health... Lynne Duseau Donna Tobin Wolohojian school... Dorene Menezes, a former Petitjean is the director of education at 15448 Indianola Drive phYSical education teacher and coach in Sylvan Leaming Center in Issaquah, Rockville, MD 20855 the school system for many years, Washington... John Kerrigan has been Lee Coleman Shea works part time as a recently was named to the Seekonk named the assistant school superinten­ speech and language pathologist for the Athletic Hall of Fame. In addition, she dent for Norwell Public Schools... Avon, Massachusetts, public school was honored by her alma mater, Donna Naas Mutzenard of Cape Coral, system... Veronica Galanek Wain­ Somerset High, and elected into its Florida, was elected president of the wright works as a paralegal in Mary­ Athletic Halfof Fame. She is a broker Teachers Association of Lee County and land... Barbara Giard Campanella was and owner of American Dream Realty in began her two-year term in 1995... James appointed dean of institutional market­ Westport... John Pacheco is employed as Palana and his wife, Miriam, are the ing and communications at Bay Path the government relations manager for parents of three. Jim recently released a College... Richard Kolikof owns the eastern states by the National CD of original songs titled Stories and Winthrop Research in Beaverton, Education Association... Cynthia Walsh Truth... Judith Sullivan is associate Oregon... Nancy Latini Barron is a is a teacher at the Edwin A. Jones School athletic director at UMASS/Dartmouth. fourth grade math and science teacher at in Stoughton, Massachusetts. the newly opened Beechwood Knoll School in Quincy, Massachusetts... 1973 Raymond Leach of Phoenix, Arizona, 1970 Bruce Gaines works as a magnetic tape coordinator at A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE 2308 West Cullivan Street American Express... Peter Paulding AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE Inglewood, CA 90301 invites classmates to check out his CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR Jeanne Cleary Smith received a personal homepage located at http:// MORE INFORMATION. doctorate of education in curriculum www2.pcix.com/ paulding/ Linda Heath was named principal at the and teaching from Boston University paulding.htrnl. Wilson School in Manchester, New this spring. She teaches and is director of Hampshire. She is a former assistant athletics at St. Joseph's Academy in principal and was an assistant director Brighton, Massachusetts... Kathleen 1975 of special education within the Corkery Iminski is pleased to report Helen Gomes Turner Manchester school department... C. that her daughter, Liz, will be a sopho­ 51 Purington Street William Hilliard recently retired after more at BSC this fall... Stephen Furtado Somerset, MA 02726 33 years as an elementary school teacher was appointed director of instructional Carl Blanchard is a partner in the CPA in Attleboro and Holbrook, Massachu­ services for the Freetown-Lakeville firm Adler Blanchard & Co... Steve setts... Joan Kelly has been an adapted School System in Massachusetts... Bruce Fonnan would like to hear from physical education specialist for Eugene Gaines recently welcomed a new son, classmates Bob Courtemanche, Cheryl Public Schools in Oregon for more than Martin. He would like to hear from any Thompson Cox, Jim Wilde, and Patricia 20 years. She would love to hear from members of the "21 Club."...Christine McDennott Anania. He can be reached anyone visiting the great Northwest... Lussier Fagan was elected to the via e-mail [email protected]... Peter Catherine MaynardPrinciotto is a Taunton School Committee... Jack Hartel is employed as a history and teacher at North Quincy High School... Kenney is teaching middle school at the Latin teacher at Sandwich High School Joanne MacGregor Ahem is director of International School Bangkok in Class Notes

in Massachusetts... Robert Oliver is a Corporation in Boston... Kathleen Holliston, Massachusetts... Deanna guidance counselor at the Martin Montagano is principal of the Dedham King would love to hear from BSC Middle School in Taunton, Massachu­ Middle School... Patricia Murphy of Fall friends Janet Ryan, Linda Quintiliani setts... Michael Vierira was selected as River, Massachusetts, works for Blue 78, Sue Waletkus 78, Robert Mansur one of the four Dow Jones Distinguished Cross Blue Shield as a director... Julie 77, and Kathy Mahoney '80. She can be Advisers for 1995. He received the Richards Goss is a self-employed reached at 4415 So. Carson Way, award at the JEA/NSPA National High telecommunications consultant....Robin Aurora, Colorado 80015... Stephen School Journalism Convention. In the Wallace Dix is an ATL local training Linhares is vice president of R&D and spring, the Greater Fall River Chamber instructor for Delta Airlines... Jeanne clinical affairs at-PLC Medical, Inc. in of Commerce also presented him with Whitman-White operates the family­ Milford, Massachusetts. the first Distinguished Service to owned Milepost Restaurant in Duxbury, Education Award. Michael advises the Massachusetts. newspaper, yearbook, and literary 1980 magazine at B.M.e. Durfee High School M. Scott McDonald in Fall River where he has been a teacher 1978. 101 Highgreen Ridge of English and journalism since 1978. He Elizabeth Gallagher Duval Peachtree City, GA 30269 also edits the public school department's 148 Colonial Drive S. Eric Asendor£ is vice preSident of quarterly newsletter, assists with the Quincy, MA 02169 investments and co-manager of Advest systems's public relations and is Bill Bums has resigned as head coach of Inc., Falmouth & Vineyard Haven, president of Yankee PEN (Press the Suffolk University hockey team. Bill Massachusetts... Cheryl Bedard is Education Network), a regional group of is an assistant chief probation officer at executive vice preSident of Vermont high school advisers. He lives in Dorchester District Court... Dr. Patricia Circuits... Nancy Brady Cunningham Swansea, Massachusetts, with his wife Warren Carlson was appointed recently published her second book I and two children. Mike invites any of superintendent of the Laurel, Delaware, Am Women By Rite: A Book of Women's his friends from The Comment or The school district... Jeffrey Entwhistle is an Rituals. She co-hosts a poetry open Hard Times to e-mail him at associate professor at the University of microphone night every Monday at M][email protected]. Washington-Green Bay whose scholarly Blackt1lOrne's Tavern in Easton, specialty is theatre scenic and lighting Massachusetts... Ramona Nichols is design. He and his wife, Donna Borges owner/ director of Magic Touch Nursery 1976 Entwhistle 77, have one daughter... Pre-School in West Bridgewater, Nancy Kipp Florence Douglas Horton teaches social studies Massachusetts. 444 North Street at Merrimack High School in New Bridgewater, MA 02324 Hampshire. He recently presented a Jacqueline Sylvia Wheaton seminar for faculty on the origins of life 1981 P. O. Box 235 to bioethics and genetic engineering... Cynthia Booth Ricciardi Swans Island, ME 04685 Susan Lawson is a senior commUnIca­ 3 Cinder Hill Path Anne Bagge was appointed to tion consultant at Alexander & Lakeville, MA 02347 Taunton's Morton Hospital and Medical Alexander Consulting Corporation in Darryl Gifford works as a senior Center's Board of Trustees. She is the Newburyport, Massachusetts... Angela programmer/ analyst at ITT Sheraton in executive director of Triumph Inc. / Piccolo White lives in Sandwich, Braintree, Massachusetts... Michele Head Start... Evelyn Ferioli is a teacher Massachusetts, with her husband, Paul, Giroux is coordinator of the Snowmass at Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High and son, Thomas... Philip Souza is a ski school sales and reservations. She School... Raymond Raposa recently production manager at the Polaroid schedules more than 400 ski pros and received the George Warren Fuller Corporation in Waltham, Massachu­ reservationists... Joseph McDonald Award for distinguished service to the setts... Mary Jane Ward Muello is recently held the first ever Massachu­ water supply field, presented at the coordinator of health and physical setts Alternative Literary Exposition. annual conference of the American education for the Wareham School The event was designed to raise Water Works Association. Raymond is Department. awareness about alternative/illustrated executive director of the New England literature and to raise money for the Water Works Association... Peter Vuono Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. He was featured in the Brockton Enterprise 1979 remains busy publishing The Podium, a for his work as a skilled escape artist. He Barbara Cawlina Luby monthly publication for comic readers is a special education teacher at 1 Ontario Street and is always looking for new writers. Brockton High School who has used Worcester, MA 01606 You can reach him at magic and escaping as behavior Margaret Linehan Szostek [email protected]. modification in the classroom. 26 Woodhaven Street Carver, MA 02330 Peter Fanning works as director of 1982 1977 utilities engineering at the Naval 15th REUNION CELEBRATION, MAY Robert Mansur Facilities Engineering Service Center in 30 AND 31, 1997 1933 Alicante Street California... Lou Gorman has become a A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE Davis, CA 95616 part-time consultant to the Boston Red AS CLASS SECRETARY. 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Scott Levinson, development officer at the Orlando Cathy '94, is a telephone repair techni­ aka "Scooter Livingston" of WBIM, sent Regional Healthcare System. They cian for Nynex. They recently welcomed an e-mail message to say he temporarily recently welcomed their first child, their second child, a son, Jolm. left graduate school due to the ilIness Gregory. John would like to hear from and eventual passing of his mother this Russ MacMillan, Sara Layport, and past spring. He plans to return to school, John Ray... Kimberly Iafolla Clark and but for now is doing free-lance writing her husband, Jay, recently celebrated the 1983 and trying to re-enter the radio business. arrival of their first child, Jason. Kim­ David Robichaud He is happy to report that he hasn't had berly is currently employed as a certified 35 White Road a haircut since 1985. Scott would like to home health aide... Carolyn Parsley was Wayland, MA 01778 hear from Tony Fagen and Pamela honored at Braintree High School's 10th Sharon Jeronimo Walsh recently was Hardy and can be reached at Annual National Girls and Women in awarded the Toby Sport Award for her [email protected]. Both Sports Hall of Fame....John Pozerski and work as a medical social worker at Toby Suzanne and Scott would like to hear his wife, Joan Garrity Pozerski '88, Hospital... Norton residents Valerie from other members of the WBIM recently purchased their first home, a Medware Esmond and her husband, crowd... Anthony Mattaliano has been loa-year old brick row house in South David, are the proud parents of their transferred to Jackson, North Carolina, Boston. Jolm works as an account third child, Joseph... Paul Prado works as after being stationed in Boston for the executive for Olivetti North America a ew England sales/territory manager past three years where he ran the and Joan is a client information officer at for Unisen/Star Trac, a commercial Marine Corps officer program for parts State Street Bank....Congratulations to exercise equipment company. He and his of ew Eng1and. In North Carolina, he Robin Simons-Fisher who recently wife, Sandra Amoling Prado '84, live in will return to full-time flying status as a gave birth to her second child, Kim­ Raynham, Massachusetts, with their two Marine Corps helicopter pilot... Gayle oerly... Mark Stephansky was selected daughters. Pizzi Laing is the physical education by the National Science Teachers director for the South Shore YMCA in Association as a Genetech 1996 Access Quincy, Massachusetts. She recently Excellence Fellow. 1984 won first place in the Quincy Hospital A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE 5K Road Race and again at the Thomas AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE CALL Crane Public Library... Kelly Sullivan Kramer was chosen to be the city 1987 THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR MORE Kevin Kindregan INFORMATION. governnlent's first human resource airector in Keene, New Hampshire. Merrimack College Carolyn Benson Sprague works as an 315 TUYllpike Street, Box 813 network information specialist for North Andover, MA 01845 AskERlC Project at Syracuse University, KKindrega [email protected] where she also sings in the Syracuse 1986 10th REUNION CELEBRAnON, MAY Chorale. Her husband, Eric, is a com­ A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE 30 AND 31, 1997 puter programmer at Onondata­ AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE Estrellita Bradic was appointed field Cortland-Madison Board of Cooperative CALL THE ALUMNI OFflCE FOR deputy to Los Angeles City Councilman Education Services... Valerie Kroon is a MORE INFORMATION. Nate Holden. She sends her best to Paul clinical social worker for the department Elizabeth Cecelya Carter and her Bonitto and Bryan Alford... Maureen of mental health... Jean Prall Rosolino husband, Joseph, live with their two Dargon was appointed assistant recently founded "Youth Stages," a children in Mansfield, Massachusetts... treasurer of the Bridgewater Alumni company representing artist-educators. Kim Clarkson Hayes, a teacher and Association. She lives in Milton with her She provides creative drama and theatre adoptive parent of two foreign-born husband, Edward Chapman, and works classes for hiring agencies throughout chilaren, has formed a foreign adoption as a mortgage/sales specialist... Laura New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania. agency. Infants and children born in Levenson Lobar lives in Green Hills, She and her husband, Rich, recently Russia, China, Chile, Guatemala, Haiti, Ohio, with her family. 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launched Aqua Yachts, a yacht charter from Japan to Bridgewater....Leann Rocha teaches 4th grade in Mattapoisett, brokerage specializing in luxury Leonardo is employed as a cardiac Massachusetts, and also is co-president corporate and private events afloat. sonographer at Winchester Hospital... of the local PTA. .. Bradley Vargas is a They plan to live and work in the Boston Linda Nihill Belocas recently received a CPA at Sullivan & Company, CPAs in area during the summer and in Fort master's degree in education from Providence, Rhode Island. Lauderdale, Florida, in the winter Cambridge College and works as a 6th months... Peter Tarvis is enlisted in the grade teacher in Plymouth, Massachu­ U. S. Air Force and is stationed in setts... Laurie Pidgeon O'Connell is 1995 Aviano, Italy. He can be reached at PSC employed as a computer software sales A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE 54 Box 108, APO, AE 09601... Frances representative at Newsbank in Naples, AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE Vincent has returned to BSC to get Florida... Grace Rudolph presented a CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR certified in elementary education. She is paper "Goodbye: Helping the Nursing MORE INFORMATION. a substitute teacher for Dartmouth, Home Community Deal with Death," at Robert Faria was recently promoted to Massachusetts, elementary schools... the National Association of Social Work the position of associate auditor to the Julie Webber Comeau and her hus­ conference held recently at Brandeis retail division of Reebok. .. Mark Houle band, Chris '93, live in Lunenburg, University... Erin Sanborn works as an recently was inducted into the Attleboro Massachusetts. Julie is a manager of educational interpreter for the High School Athletic Hall of Fame... finance at Windata, Inc., a wireless LAN Framingham, Massachusetts, Learning Cara McGrath attends the University of manufacturer and Chris is a regional Center for Deaf Children. She and Virginia and is working on a master's sales manager for Pride Technology, a Denise Shelly would like to hear from thesis "The Use of Interdisciplinary national systems integrator. The couple Ed Duffy '94... Sal Zerilli is the first Internet."... Sara Mello, an elementary owns Como-Shun stables and breeds male outreach worker employed by music teacher in New Bedford, is Morgan horses... Theresa Wolent Ferris Help for Abused Women and Their enrolled as a part-time student at Rhode works as the editor of companr Children, a Gloucester, Massachusetts, Island College working towards her newsletters at Boston Financia of North organization. master's degree in music education. Sara Quincy within the human resource is performing as a trumpet accompanist division. for weddings and performing with the 1994 John Salerno Big Band... Marty A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE Miserandino works as a recruiter and 1993 AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE consultant for New Dimensions in Debra Gately CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR Technology... Hal Waterman is trying to 10 Plympton Avenue MORE INFORMATION. locate friends Jenna Canfield '94 and Waltham, MA 02154 Dina Benedetti of Boca Raton, Florida, Jennifer DuFreschne '94. He can be Second Lieutenant Jeffrey Denton would like to hear from classmates reached at 819 County Street #69-C, completed U. S. Air Force pilot training Carolyn Camancho and Debbie Taunton, MA 02780. and will be training to fly the F-15 Eagle Gosnell... JoAnn Bodine Evans is a for the Massachusetts Air National senior customer service representative at Guard... Lisa Ferranti received a dual Reebok. .. Marine 2nd Lieutentant 1996 master's degree from Assumption Richard Callahan recently graduated A VOLUNTEER IS NEEDED TO SERVE College in school guidance counseling from the basic officers course at Marine AS CLASS SECRETARY. PLEASE and rehabilitation counseling. She works Corps Combat Development Command CALL THE ALUMNI OFFICE FOR as a vocational assessment coordinator in Quantico, Virginia... Holly Dottridge MORE INFORMATION. in the West Bay, Rhode Island, school teaches 3rd grade in Dallas, Texas... Eric Heise lives in Manchester, New systems... Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Members ofthe classes of 1994 and 1995 Hampshire, and works as a technical John Francis is on a three month have begun a theater company in writer for Netaccess, Inc... Vanessa deployment to the North Sea aboard the Chicago, Illinois, called Magpie Theatre. Spivey was awarded the second prize in attack submarine USS Sand Lance... Original creator and founder Heather the 1996 Student Manuscript Award Bobbi-Lee Lutoff Meloro has been McNamara directs plays written by sponsored by the Massachusetts Society working since graduation as an execu­ William Donnelly. Other members of Certified Public Accountants. She tive aSSIstant for the Massachusetts include Erica Tracy, and William Morse works as a full-charge bookkeeper at Council of Human Services Providers. '95 and Betsy Roe '95... Army Spec. Advanced Coastal Environmental Bobbi Lee has been accepted to the Douglas Muise graduated from basic Systems. University of Miami School of Law for military training at Fort Jackson, South the 1996 entering class and she is a Carolina... David Patrick received a recipient of a merit scholarship....Peter master's degree in geology from Hallen recently earned a master's Vanderbilt University... Alisa degree in counseling from BSC and Nakoshima attends the Graduate School works as an assistant director of student of Recreation Management & Tourism The Class Notes appearing in activities at Curry College... Matthew at Arizona State University... Cynthia this issue were received by Hibbert works as a Quality Control Ouellette Mahoney was accepted into August 15, 1996. Information Chemist in the Finished Products Group the counseling psychology program at received after this date will be at Copley Pharmaceutical in Canton... Framingham State College. She would held for the winter/spring Makiko Kobayashi is back in Japan like to hear from Anne Flaherty... Mary issue, which has a deadline of after studying at BSC and Boston Jean Papalia was married to Renard College. She is working as a marketing Davis '93, this year. She attends Central November 29. assistant at a small trading company in Connecticut State University and works Tokyo. Makiko will provide information as the lead preschool teacher at a day about Japan through the internet next care center. Renard is a corporate pilot year and hopes it will be a connection for the Strategic Pricing Group in Framingham, Massachusetts... Melissa Class Notes

In Memoriam

Cora McKillop Teahan '12, on June 23,1996 Mary Donahue '37, on May 10, 1996 Pearl Currier '22, on June 29,1996 Beatrice Kimball Cram Sprague '37, on June 10, 1996 Alice Carey '27 on February 24,1996 Alice Sparkes '38, on June 3, 1996 Helen Manwaring Jackson '29, on May 12,1996 Joseph Plouffe '41, on May 21,1996 Beatrice Ryan Diekmeyer '30, on July 8,1996 Jean Tomkins Sanford'43, on July 9, 1996 S. Mollie Rosen Berger '31, on July 12, 1996 Marie Maraget Davis '60, on June 12, 1996 Alice Atwood Hanson '32, on May 16, 1996 Evelyn Fine Shapiro '62 on July 13, 1996 Ruth Gennis '32, in January 1996 Linda Murray Levitt '69, on June 8, 1996 Doris Southwick Fields '32, on May 29, 1996 Michael Welch '83, on May 27,1996 Lucy St. Laurent Shaughnessy '32, on June 17, 1996 Edward Butler '85, on May 17, 1996 Ann Boucher '34, on December 2,1995 Fred Moore '87 on August 20,1995 Daniel Kelly '36, on May 21, 1996 Shirley Schulz Gorzynski '95, on May 8,1996 John Ryan '36, on May 4,1996

Marriages

Susan Rueter '81, to Wilfred Bilodeau on May I, 1996 Valerie Wilkey '90, to Jeffrey Farrell Kristen Jacobson '85, to Robert McGrann on Lynne Fortier '91, to Timothy Marrah on February 17, 1996 October 7,1996 Stephen McNaughton '85, to JoAnne Octeau on Nancy Ferreira Robens '91 to Michael Faria on May 18, 1996 July 29,1995 Sarah Coyle '89, to Russell Lannon on June 29, 1996 Christine Sadowski '92, to James MacDonald Stefanie Rice '89, to Michael Maguire on May 26,1996 Lisa Wilson '92, to Patrick Leary Jennifer Young '89 to Kevin Roderick on April 20, 1996 Christopher Condon '93, to Lori Julian Paula Flaherty '90, to Jamie Bolotin on December 2,1995 Theresa Palingo '93, to Alexander Smith Jorge Neves '90, to Luanne Parolin on May 11, 1996 Tanya Raper '93, to Paul Morin in 1996 John McLean '90 to Caecenia Marcelino Gary Young '93, to Kathleen Bassett on October 7,1995 Jane Taris '90, to Kevin Cafferty Mary Jean Papalia '94 to Renard Davis '93, on Elizabeth Walsh '90, to Paul Lambert '91, on July 20, 1996 June 21, 1996

Bridgewater Alumni Association Officers Correction: In the summer issue, we identified State Represen­ Directors President, Martha Drinkwater Jones, '64 tative Joan Menard, '67, First Vice President, Cynthia Booth Ricciardi, '81 Frederick Clark, '83 as the first woman to Second Vice President, Carrie Kulick-Clark, '85 Maureen Collins, '88 hold a leadership position Secretary, Marcia Crooks, '55 Thomas Daley, '51 in the Massachusetts Legislature. She is the V. James DiNardo, '39 Treasurer, Jill Fields Lazzeri, '85 first woman to hold a Assistant Treasurer, Maureen Dargon, '89 Miguel Ortega, '90 leadership position in Past President, Sheila Tunstall McKenna, '62 Pauline Stark Solmonese, '59 the Massachusetts Alumni Trustee, Louis Ricciardi, '81 Alice Sullivan, '46 Legislature's House of Representatives. 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 Thumb Back Side Chair Black with Gold Silk Screen of BSC Seal $150.00 Bridgegewater Child's Rocker Black with Gold Silk Screen of BSC Seal $120.00 (Optional Chair Personalization) Available for anv Inscription UP to Two Lines $ 20.00 College Mirror Hand-painted Scene of Bovden Hall on a 15" x 26" Mirror in Silver Toned Frame $165.00 Bridgewater Desk Clock Pen & Ink Scene of Boyden Stall; 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 Grav 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 Ties Men's/Women's Classic Red 100% Silk Necktie $ 21.00 " Bridgewate< State College Woven Coved.. ~ Red & Natural White 100% Cotton Custom-Woven Coverlet; Features 10 College Buildings (Available November 1996) $ 49.95 Bridgewater Portable Umbrella Red & White Nylon Panels with BAA Logo $ 15.00 Holiday Ornament Glass Ball with Red Finish; BSC Seal in White $ 7.50 Holiday Ornament Brass Design of Boyden Hall $ 4.50 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 SUB-TOTAL Tax - Massachusetts residents add 5% Sales Tax - No Tax on Clothing Shipping - For each Chair add $35; For Each Mirror Add $6; For All Other Items add $4 TOTAL

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Payment & Shipping: Check or Money Order Enclosed (Make check payable to Bridgewater Alumni Association) MC 0 VISA 0 AMEX 0 Card # Exp. Date: __Signature: _ Name: _ Address: Daytime Phone: _ City: State: Zip Code: _ BRIDGEWATER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION - P.O. BOX 13 - BRIDGEWATER, MA 02324 PHONE: 508-697-1287 FAX: 508-697-1722 The Bridgewater Collection These are a sampling of the official Bridgewater clothing, furniture, and other gift items that you can purchase through Bridgewater magazine. A form with a complete list of all items available and prices for each is inserted in this issue. If you have a question, call us at 508-697-1287. We appreciate your patronage!

Brass Holiday Ornament BSC Men'slWomen's Necktie A Bridgewater crewneck sweatshirt Brass deSign of Boyden Hall. Great for 100% silk classic red necktie. Fits into any comes in gray with red logo at a cost of gift-giving or to add to your holiday wardrobe for only $21.00 $28.00 (L or XL), and an official decorations for only $4.50. Bridgewater Travel Mug is only $5.00

This Bridgewater portable A Bridgewater polo shirt can be yours This Bridgewater mirror, featuring a umbrella is only $15.00 for $25.00 (sizes L or XL) picture of Boyden Hall, is available for $165

Bridgewater State College Desk Clock A handsome Bridgewater arm Laser Engraved Boston-Style Rocking Chair Hand-finished wood frame in mahogany or chair, black with college seal in Solid hardwood black chair with cherry finished dark green tone with pen & ink scence of Boyden gold, is $250 crown and arms. BSC seal engraved in crown. Hall-7" x 8" x 2" quartz movement, batteries This piece of furniture makes a wonderful included. Looks great on a desk or wall in your graduation gift and will fit into any style home or office or a family room. Only $115.00 and may be office. Only$275.00 and may be personalized up personalized at no extra charge. to two lines for an additional $20.00 Women's Institute Day Thursday, February 13, 1997 Rondileau Campus Center sponsored by the Bridgewater Alumni Association and Bridgewater State College

The college's Women's Institute Day committee is looking for several alumnae volunteers to come back to campus for a day to speak to undergradu­ ates about her Bridgewater experience. Alumnae from all majors and of all ages are welcome!

For more infonnation, please contad WID co-chairs: Mal)' Tieman at (508) 697-1287 or Susan Holton at (508) 697-1750 .,f A/8W cNfr8T 1Jf'R'~_u ... with opportunities to show yourpride!

You can help Bridgewater leap into the 21st century. Your donation to the Annual Fund can make it possible for deserving students to continue their education, furnish them with fIrst-rate materials and assist faculty with state-of-the-art research and teaching tools. We are faced with an exciting opportunity. The Commonwealth has challenged us to increase private support-your support­ by offering funding from a new matching grant. Alumni gifts will be matched and can potentially generate up to $440,000 additional dollars for the college. Your gift will mean more than ever before. Please send your contribution to the 1996/97 Annual Fund today. Join the hundreds of loyal alumni, parents and friends who show their pride and help us achieve our goal.

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