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1997 Bridgewater Magazine, Volume 8, Number 1, Fall 1997 Bridgewater State College

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Dr. Nancy Street, Department of Communication Studies and Theatre Arts, is a veteran of four trips to the People's Republic of China. In this issue, Dr. Street describes the rapid transformation of modem China. The Bridgewater State College Foundation Presents BRIDGEWA TER

FESTIVAL 1997-1998

Marvin Hamlisch Friday, February 6, 1998, 8:00PM Marvin Hamlisch's life in music is notable for its great versatility as well as substance. Best known as a composer, Hamlisch has written major works for film, stage, recordings and concert halls. As conductor, he has led the great orchestras of the world, and as a pianist and entertainer, he has performed both with ensembles and in solo capacity. Hamlisch believes in the power of music to bring people together. He says: "Music can make a difference. There is a global nature to music which has the potential to bring all people together. Music is truly an international language, and I hope to contribute by widening communication as much as I can." Orchestra Seats $29, Balcony Seats $23

New York City Opera performs The Daughter ofthe Regiment, Friday, April 3, 1998, 8:00PM Marie, the spirited darling of Napoleon's 21st Regiment, discovers love and her true identity in Gaetano Donizetti's melodi­ ous comic opera, The Daughter of the Regiment, performed by the New York City Opera National Company. Now in its 18th year, the Company is considered the premier touring opera company in the country. The Company travels in an old-fashioned "bus and truck" style, bringing vivid stagings of classic operas to both small rural communities and bustling urban centers. The Daughter of the Regiment will be sung in French with English supertitles. Orchestra Seats $37, Balcony Seats $30

All performances to be held at the Rondileau Campus Center Auditorium For more information and to make reservations call: 508-697-1290 or write Bridgewater State College Foundation P.O. Box 42, Bridgewater, MA 02324-0042

Washington, D.C. Alumni Gathering and Travel Program Alumni in the D.C. area are invited to attend an evening reception at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday, March 24, 1998. Hosted by Congressman John Tierney, the reception is jointly sponsored by Bridgewater, Fitchburg, Salem, Westfield, and Worcester state colleges. Our college presidents, and the Massachusetts senators and congressmen have been invited to take part in the evening. As part of the event, the alumni association is sponsoring a tour of Washington from March 22-25. Motorcoaches will leave the state college campuses on Sunday and guests will stay at the deluxe Channel Inn, located on the Potomac River through the morning of the 25th. Among the sites on the four-day tour are the White House, the Vietnam Memorial, Arlington National Cemetery, Mt. Vernon, and the Smithsonian Institute. For information and pricing, please contact the Alumni Office at (508) 697-1287. A Call for Nominations

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

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

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On the cover: Dr. Nancy Street, Department of Communication Table of Contents Studies and Theatre Arts, made her first trip to China in 1986 and her Faculty Profile: Dr. Nancy Street...... 2-6 most recent trip just last spring. The differences she saw in China Development News . .. 7-8 from that initial journey are signifi­ cant. Story begins on page 2. Alumni Update.. 9, 10 BridgewaterMagazine staff: Donor Honor Roll 11-42 Editor: David Wilson, '71 Alumni Update...... 43 Editorial Board: Dr. Richard Cost, vice-president for institutional Class Notes 44·52 advancement; Marie Murphy, '86, • director of public affairs; and Mary In the center of this magazine: Annual Report 1996-1997 Tiernan, director of alumni relations. Contributors: Michelle Stuart, director of major and planned gifts; Karen Cooper, director of annual giving Photography: D. Confar, Marie Dennehy, Galaxy Studios, Kindra Clineff, Larry Joubert, Carolyn Mariorenzi, Linda Balzotti, David Wilson Correspondence: address all mail to Editor, Bridgewater Magazine P.O. Box 42 Bridgewater, MA 02324 508-697-1287 e-mail to: [email protected] Bridgewater is published three times per year for the information and reading pleasure of Bridgewater State College alumni, faculty, students, staff, parents and other Friday, September 26, 1997, the first train arrives in Boston's South Station friends of the college. on the "New Old Colony Line". Faculty Profile

"A Trip to the Other Side of the Moon" by David Wilson, '71

In the fall of 1986, that was how had absolutely no idea of what it China - so far, three more times. Dr. Nancy Street described her just­ would be like to go there. Inevitably, She returned to Shanxi Teachers completed, year-long stay in the you take a lot of assumptions into University for a semester in Septem­ People's Republic of China (PRC) another world and, suddenly, the ber, 1988, and two years later, in after she and three BSC students­ old world isn't there anymore. And 1990, she made a six-week tour of Helene Baldino, '87, Mary Azar, '87, you're on the pther side of the moon the country, sponsored by a and Steve Ricci, '87 - returned in terms of the way their world, their Fulbright-Hayes Group Study grant. home to Bridgewater after partici­ life, is structured." Her fourth trip to China took pating in the college's first exchange • place this past spring and summer program with Shanxi Teachers Dr. Street was then, as she is - a five-month journey that in­ University, which is located in a now, a member of the faculty in the cluded a teaching assignment at poor, remote part of China that had Department of Communication Southeast University in Nanjing and been previously closed to Westerners. Studies and Theatre Arts at visits to other universities in the They were the first group from Bridgewater (she is currently Nanjing area. Bridgewater to go to China as part of chairperson of the department). • an exchange agreement the college As the first member of the BSC 'While life in the United States had with the university in the latter faculty to travel to China to teach at hasn't changed all that much since part of the 1980s. As they were Shanxi, she had looked on the 1985, in Mainland China life has heading to Shanxi, a group of opportunity as a once-in-a-lifetime changed a great deal since then," Chinese students and faculty were adventure. "I had always wanted to says Dr. Street. "I feel privileged to on their way to Bridgewater. go to China, but it's something I have seen China at various stages of "It is so totally different one thought 1'd never be able to do," Dr. what is the ongoing transformation cannot even imagine it," said Dr. Street said in that 1986 interview. of a great society and a great • Street in an interview when she Nor did she think she would be people./I came back to the college that Sep­ going back anytime soon, if ever. Dr. Street has accumulated a tember, now eleven years ago. "I But Dr. Street has gone back to wealth of experiences during these four trips to the PRC and has published two books, one devoted completely to her first two visits to China and the second with chapters based on her extensive first-hand knowledge of the country and its political movements. In Search of Red Buddha, pub­ lished in 1992, was described by Professor Donald Fishman of Boston College as a "vivid account of the history, culture, geography and ideology of China, particularly the Cultural Revolution./I The book describes her experiences as an American professor in China and her perspectives on how that nation's changing economic and political conditions have affected its people. Dr. Street's second book, Messages from the Underground: Transnational Radio in Resistance and Solidarity, co-authored with Dr. Dongxue Zheng and her husband Warren Wang with Dr. Street. Warren Wang was aguide/ interpreter for the 1990 Fulbright (Consortium). He received his master's degree in Communica­ Marilyn Matelski of Boston College, tion Studies from BSC. Dongxue received her master's degree in Communication Studies also. explores how people are called into Faculty Profile

resistance and/or solidarity through stare at foreigners the way they used Transnational Radio in Resistance and the medium of transnational radio. to," she replies, "nor do they ask to Solidarity, describes how the Voice of Case studies in the book document 'change money.' China has done America was once very influential the influence of the Voice of away with the old two currency among Chinese citizens, but follow­ America, BBC, Vatican Radio, and system, a real contribution to ing the Tiananmen Square uprising the relatively new Radio Free Asia/ economic stability and equality, in June, 1989 - when the govern­ Asia Pacific Network in shaping the putting an end to black market' ment used brute force to end a destiny of world societies at the end money exchanges with foreigners. rebellion by dissident students ­ of the twentieth century (including "I remember when I first arrived VOA lost much of that influence. the pro-democracy movement in in Beijing twelve years ago. It was Why? China in the spring of 1989 which August and it was hot. There "Throughout much of the 1980s, was suppressed violently by the seemed to be peasants everywhere, and to some extent even before that, government during the so-called squatting in the blazing sun and what the Chinese people knew of Tiananmen Square Uprising). staring at us. First, I couldn't believe the world outside of China came Now, a major focus of her how all of these people could sit in from listening to radio broadcasts of professional life is developing closer such uncomfortable positions, but the Voice of America and the British ties between Bridgewater and that was their way of resting Broadcasting Corporation. In universities in China. "I came back because they had no chairs - it was particular, they believed in VOA," from this most recent visit con­ either that or sit on the ground. she explains. vinced there are many ways that Later I found out that this was a "But following Tiananmen Bridgewater could develop joint traditional way for Chinese to rest. Square, they no longer believed exchange programs with leading Second, looking out at this sea of VOA as much because it was often colleges in China that would benefit faces, all staring at us because we inaccurate in its reports, which the • students and faculty here and were foreigners, made us feel odd. Chinese government hastened to there," she says. "My goal is to help That's what I most remember about point out. As a result, today by and facilitate these arrangements in any arriving in Beijing a dozen years large the people are listening more

way that I can." ago." to their own government.II Why is • Foreigners are no longer novel­ this so? "Because the improved Shortly after Dr. Street returned ties in Beijing or other major Chinese economy and technological develop- to Bridgewater from her most recent cities, Dr. Street says, but they still stay in China, she was asked about attract attention in the countryside the changes she has witnessed and where life is still relatively primitive, the people to whom she has devel­ at least by Western standards. oped such close ties. "During this trip, when I made a Is there much of a difference, Dr. visit to the countryside - to Xingua Street was asked, in the China she City and Gaoyou City - these saw upon her arrival last February places in wealthy Jiangsu Province from the China she had seen during reminded me very, very much of the past trips there? city of Linfen, in Shanxi Province, "In terms of its physical appear­ where Shanxi Teachers University is ance, Beijing seemed much the same located," Dr. Street recalls. to me," Dr. Street replies. "In terms "In 1997, the people were of the people, for the most part they dressed much the same as they had still don't drive cars and instead ride been in 1985, uniforms of blue or bicycles. But the people riding the green trouser suits. Unlike Beijing bicycles look totally different," she and Nanjing, manual labor still says. "They no longer wear the blue predominates in cities such as these cotton Mao suits and baggy, army­ - the streets are filled with people green jackets and trousers. In fact, carrying dual water buckets and/or they dress very fashionably. The construction materials on long poles fashions you see in America now across their shoulders. And as you also see on the streets of China's happened so often in Linfen in 1985, main cities, and people are really the people would gather in large into dressing well and colorfully." crowds to stare at us." There are other differences too, • she says. Dr. Street's most recent book, The outer courtyard ofa Chinese Buddhist "People in Beijing no longer Messages from the Underground: temple in southern Jiangsu Province I Faculty Profile

ment inspire confidence in the "This is something that's impor­ Republic of China out of the United people, as in the United States," she tant for us to remember," she says. Nations, favoring the government of says. "China has been in a turmoil for the Taiwan -' ationalist China' - for Dr. Street says the students with past 150 years. Wartime invasions, a seat in the UN and as a veto­ whom she had contact were puzzled revolution and internal upheaval holding member of the UN's by what they perceive as America's dominate the story of China in the Security Council." hostility toward China. twentieth century. Stability has only The Chinese are a proud people, "Many of the students I encoun­ come to China in the most recent says Dr. Street. "They have long tered were confused about why the decades, so there has been a lot of memories for slights." United States is so hard on China," work to be done in restoring the As a result of an ages-old she says. "There is among Chinese functions of the most basic institu­ propensity and of being shunned by students today a bewilderment tions, which the Chinese have been other nations, mainland China about 'what is wrong with America? working very hard to do." withdrew into itself. "China became Why does the United States seem to The Cultural Revolution, which more and more insular, and that deal so harshly with China?' They Chairman Mao unleashed in the became even worse during the just don't get it." 1960s, set the country back severely, Cultural Revolution when there was What sources of information are says Dr. Street. so little contact with the outside available to give them this impres­ "Even after the Communists world," she explains. sion? came to power in 1949, their leader, That period of isolation is now "American news magazines ­ Mao Zedong, who is hailed as a over, she says. "The return of Hong which were virtually non-existent in great revolutionary leader through­ Kong to Mainland Chinese control China when I first went there - are out the Third World, was a man of this summer was a pivotal point," readily available," answers Dr. narrow background and virtually no Dr. Street believes. "Even before Street. "University libraries stock the personal knowledge of life outside this, one could see that China was most recent editions of Time and of China. Mao was not at all worldly growing more confident in its Newsweek, and they often carry in the sense of other Chinese leaders relations with foreign countries, stories about friction between China such as Zhou Enlai and Deng especially the West. When the and the U.S." Xiaoping, both of whom had British formally relinquished their What are the sources of friction traveled widely and lived in foreign authority over Hong Kong, to the between the United States and countries. average Chinese this was a hugely China? ''Mao was a man of peasant symbolic gesture, reinforcing in their "The American press writes background," she continues, "and minds how far China has come in often about 'human rights viola­ during his reign he had the Chinese less than 50 years to restoring its tions' in China, and I've even had people doing some foolish things, dignity, honor and prestige." Americans say to me, 'The Chinese such as making iron in their back­ • government must hate its people yards. And it was Mao, of course, As to the attitudes of contempo­ because it treats them so poorly.' who unleashed the Cultural Revolu­ rary Chinese students, Dr. Street When I hear this, I'm stunned," tion, which nearly sent the country says they have an outlook on the replies Dr. Street. into the dark ages. All education world that has little resemblance to "While the Chinese government stopped for nearly ten years, the students she encountered in may not be doing things the way we families were torn apart, and the China in the 1980s. would do them, or the way we think country suffered. So he can rightly "Without question, there is a big they should be done, I believe the be criticized for many misguided difference between the attitudes of government is doing what can be acts and policies." Chinese students one meets now done as well as the government can But Dr. Street believes that compared to the students I met in manage it. I am not defending the Western governments also made Linfen twelve years ago," states Dr. Chinese government for the way it mistakes in dealing with China, Street. has dealt with dissidents. I just think mistakes that led the Chinese "This is a quite different student we have to acknowledge that their government to accelerate its increas­ population. Back in 1985, those culture - their laws, their traditions ingly inward turn. students had grown up during the - are different from our own." ''Mao is often accused of closing Cultural Revolution, and they were the doors to China, of trying to keep a whole different breed than today's Part of the misunderstanding the West out of China. In my Chinese students who, first, don't stems, Dr. Street believes, from the opinion the situation isn't as simple know much about the Cultural fact that many Westerners tend to as that," she says. "In the early 1950s Revolution, and, second, don't want forget China's recent, turbulent the United States and its allies to know much about the Cultural history. worked hard to keep the People's Revolution - that happened to their Faculty Profile

skills. But then I said to them, 'I were very charming people, and I know you can do this. I know you still exchange e-mail with some of can speak up in class.' And then we them." found a common bond in film ­ The third group of students, all that was a subject that they were studying to earn doctoral degrees, anxious to talk about, and they were were in a category of their own, says very knowledgeable because today Dr. Street. there are video stores all over China. "The doctoral students I taught Films, and American films in were an older group, mostly in their particular, are very familiar to them. late thirties or early forties, and they Once they began talking about had lived with the Cultural Revolu­ film," she continues, "they were tion. They have different memories willing to talk about other things, so and different expectations than the I gradually moved from teaching younger students with whom I literature to teaching film." worked." Her master's students "were the While the differences among most delightful group of people," each group were readily apparent, she says. "Since they had to have a Dr. Street says, they shared at least Wang Keqiang in a monastery garden foreign language in order to study at one trait in common. in Suzhon, Jiangsu Province the master's degree level, and most "What was exciting for me was parents, not them. I fowld myself in had chosen English, this was a fun that, regardless of age or education the very odd position of remember­ group to work with," she recalls. level, the students in Nanjing are ing a past they did not remember, "They could read English very proud of the fact the universi- and having to adjust mentally to extremely well, and I was impressed ties they attend in that city are I dealing with the young who see with how much they knew about considered among the most presti- themselves and China's place in the America, which they get from gious in China - Nanjing is second world much differently than their reading news magazines published only to Beijing in terms of its elders, thanks to the new educa­ in the United States. But they are not educational status level in China - tional and economic policies of the used to speaking English because and they see for themselves leader- Chinese government." they'd had few opportunities to do ship roles not only in China but in • that. So in class we talked about the world. What Dr. Street also discovered everything and we worked hard on "Frankly," she says, "in each of during her stay at Southeast Univer­ building vocabulary and diction. I my previous trips to China, I had sity was that contemporary Chinese let them take the conversation left distressed because the people, students - depending on their level wherever they wanted to. I also especially my students and my of education and their age - see opened my home on Friday eve­ colleagues, had seemed so wiliappy. their place in society differently. nings from seven to ten for anybody That was not the case this time. I "The students I taught during that wanted to come, and during sensed instead a real confidence and this most recent stay in China fell these sessions we'd talk almost non­ pride among the Chinese people." into three groups - undergraduate stop. That was really just what they • students, master's students and needed." When asked, "What is the most doctoral students," explains Dr. This group of students have a difficult adjustment a foreign visitor Street. very clear objective, Dr. Street says. has to make when traveling to "But more than their education "I found I was dealing with a China?" Dr. Street answers, "I think level divided them. Each has grown caliber of student that I had never it would probably be the loss of up in a different era in China, so dealt with in China before. Master's control, which is a kind of protection their attitudes and experiences degree students have a specific goal the Chinese insist in providing to separate them to a much greater in learning how to speak English ­ those from the West because they level than among American students they know how to write papers in think we cannot properly take care of similar age groups. English, but in order to go to of ourselves in China. "I taught non-major juniors, and conferences and meet colleagues in "They really want to make sure at first I found them to be quite like their disciplines around the world, nothing bad or unpleasant happens the students I had taught twelve they need to speak English well. to you, so they tend to plan your years ago at Shanxi Teachers "They want to be able to walk itinerary very carefully," she University - they were reluctant to up to someone, shake his or her continues. "As an example, during talk because they were self-con­ hand, say hello and carryon a this latest trip to China I traveled scious about their English-speaking conversation," she explains. "These extensively arowld Nanjing, visiting Faculty Profile

a number of universities, but after ment because the government point of each culture, how people making a visit, I was never allowed disapproved of his writing. from America and China differ in to return home alone in a taxi cab. "He had already been in Linfen their understanding and interpreta­ Even though I was certainly capable for twenty-five years when I arrived tion of the same messages." of getting back safely, it was neces­ there in 1985," Dr. Street relates. Because she has a background in sary for whoever had invited me to "Despite the privations he had both cultures, and an understanding get into the cab with me and ride suffered - during the Cultural of how differently each communi­ back to where I was staying. Then­ Revolution he was not allowed to cates, Dr. Street believes that East because taking a taxi is considered visit his home city of Nanjing - he and West need to recognize the such a luxury in China - once they was not at all beaten down by the width of their linguistic divide. got me back where I belonged more experience. By 1988, when I re­ "Chinese are not 'yes or no' often than not they would have left a turned to Shanxi, he had gone back people. For them, it is 'some of this bicycle there to ride home them­ to Nanjing to teach at a university and some of that,' nothing is ever selves or they would walk. there. totally bad or totally good. It has its "The Chinese want you to enjoy "As I began planning to return sides," she says. your time in China and not have to to China for this latest trip, I wrote "In the West we are more likely worry, but I think many Westerners to Wang Keqiang and explained I to say, 'this is good, this is bad, this may react by thinking, 'Someone is could only stay for a semester, and I is evil, this is pure.' But that's not the trying to control me here, and why asked for his help in arranging a way with the Chinese, and their are they telling me everything I teaching assignment for me. He philosophy filters into the language should do? I must go there, sit there, went from school to school, trying to in ways we would find difficult to eat this, get in the taxi cab now.' The find a place that would take me for a deal with - 'perhaps we will meet Chinese, however, are only trying to semester. Thanks to his efforts, at 12:00 and maybe we will do be polite, to be as hospitable as Southeast University agreed to make something, unless it becomes possible. And it doesn't matter that possible." impossible and if so we will meet whether you are in a city or in the Wang Keqiang and his wife Wen eventually.' countryside, or whether you're a Zao "were my family in China this "That philosophy also affects man or a woman, you're never trip," says Dr. Street. "We spent a lot their view of the world," Dr. Street going to be out there on your own." of time together, and it was wonder­ continues. "In a nation that has been That strong sense of support for ful to see the dramatic change in battered by so many natural disas­ foreigners proved advantageous to their lives, in their personalities. ters, a farmer will say, 'Maybe the Dr. Street when she began planning When I first met Wang Keqiang crops will be good, if there are no her most recent trip to China. back in 1985, he wore the plain blue floods and no drought. Perhaps yes, "Chinese universities welcome Mao suit and would never have perhaps no.' We, on the other hand, foreign scholars but the rules are worn anything colorful. Now he and are more likely to be shocked when very tight. They rarely offer a his wife have such energy and things don't go as we planned them teaching position to anyone who enthusiasm, as well as colorful to go. Americans see the world as a cannot stay for at least a 12-month clothes, that to me they represent the circle cut down the middle - black period," she explains. new China that has emerged over and white. Chinese see the world as "However, my sabbatical was the past dozen years." yin yang." only for a semester, barely five • This is more than an exercise in months. Ifit weren't for the efforts of Now, with four trips to China communication skills, insists Dr. a man named Wang Keqiang, this completed, Dr. Street is contemplat­ Street. "China's presence and latest trip would have been impos­ ing a next logical step, and she influence in world affairs grows sible for me. He spent nearly a full thinks she knows what that is. daily. Economically, politically, year - and used just about every "I'd like to co-author a book with technologically and militarily, China contact or 'relationship' he could ­ Dr. Matelski on intercultural is emerging as a force to be reckoned to find a university that would take communication using case studies to with as evidenced by the news me for the shorter period of time." explore American-Mainland Chi­ coverage of President Jiang Zemin's Dr. Street had met Wang nese interaction," she explains. "But recent visit to the United States. The Keqiang when she taught at Shanxi we would like to co-write it with United States and China have University and he became "my best Chinese colleagues. With other everything to gain from improving friend there." books, I have always had my how they communicate with and He was originally from Nanjing Chinese friends read my drafts for relate to each other. and had a very bright future as a errors, but this is different. I envision "And everything to lose if they writer, she says, but he was exiled to such a book would use cultural don't." • the countryside in 1959 as punish- studies to analyze, from the stand- Development News

"Mommie, Tell Me About Grandpa"

Or maybe it's the great-grandpar­ more information? We will show each year as an award to the ents, or the great-great-grandparents you what others have done (see Bridgewater student who achieves that the curious youngster wants to accompanying stories) - and how the highest score on the William L. know about. What will you say to practical and easy an endowment Putnam Mathematical Competition. such a question? can be for you. You can reach our Dr. Butz's thoughtful gift will Director of Major and Planned Gifts, encourage academic excellence in In addition to your own recollec­ Michelle Stuart, by calling (508) 697 ­ the field he was devoted to far into tions and a treasury of photos and 1200 ext. 2694. Or, if you wish, use the future. For that, Bridgewater writings and various heirlooms, you the handy response form below. State College and its students are won't have much to draw on­ deeply appreciative. unless you or someone else has done *********** something to establish a lasting College Professor Dr. Jeffrey R. *********** memorial in Grandpa's honor. Butz Establishes Endowed Math West Coast Alumna Honors A named endowment fund at Prize With Bequest Bridgewater Education With Bridgewater State College is a Named Fund Professor Butz, who died October wonderful way to create an ongoing 18,1996, wanted to make a lasting legacy. Every year, loved ones will contribution to the Mathematics and be reminded through print and Computer Science Department, other means that Grandpa cared where he had worked since 1992. about the college and its mission. Several months before his death, Dr. The endowment fund will not only Butz informed the college of a serve as a perennial source of $10,000 bequest in his will, ear­ income to Bridgewater State, but it marked for The J. R. Butz Mathemat­ will also provide a continuing ics Competition Prize. "My years at reminder that Grandpa was a man Bridgewater State College were of generosity and good will. happy and productive. I hope this Our program permits individuals to award will in some way reflect my create endowments that focus on appreciation for them," he wrote. special aspects of our mission, areas A percentage of the income earned A graduate of Quincy (MA) High that may have been especially on the endowed fund is to be used School, Patricia Ross Reinstein '65 important to the honoree. This "assignment of income" also r------communicates something positive CLIP AND MAIL about Grandpa's interests and Please send more information about creating a Bridgewater State College concerns. endowment fund. You may want to consider an o Please send information about wills and bequests. endowment for yourself. By estab­ o Please send information about Bridgewater's 1840 Society lishing it now, in your name, you o Please contact me by phone. The best time to reach me is: _ provide your loved ones with a "living photograph" of at least one Name: _ of your key involvements in life. As you wish, you can add to your Address: _ endowment over time, and you can even earmark a portion of your City:. _ State: Zip: _ estate to eventually enter your fund. Place completed form in envelope and mail to: Endowments are worth considering. Why not contact us and request Michelle Stuart Office of Development Bridgewater State College P.O. Box 42 Bridgewater, MA 02324 .' Development News

came to Bridgewater State College at Fred Reinstein, an alumnus of the Patti has been a member of the the urging of her mother. Vera University of Missouri, would flask Bridgewater State College Founda­ Gronwall Ross, a member of the me how I knew certain facts and tion since 1993 and in 1995 was class of 1942 who left the college just how to solve certain problems, and named the Dr. Adrian Rondileau prior to graduation to get married, my response was always 'that's how Award recipient for "outstanding knew that her daughter would be we were taught at Bridgewater'." professional achievement and challenged by Bridgewater's Happily settled in Beverly Hills, community service." She works professors and classes. California, with her husband and closely with her husband for their business. "At Bridgewater, we were always two sons, Michael and David, studying because it was so hard. We Patti decided in 1995 that she Did You Know? had the opportunity to learn by wanted to h0l10r her eastern roots doing as we worked with our and the Bridgewater experience that An annual fund supports a shaped her life so profoundly. She college's annual operating professors," comments Patti. She expenses. Think of it like a particularly remembers two profes­ and her husband established the checking account. Patricia Ross Reinstein '65 Scholar­ sors, Dr. Elizabeth Cirino of the An endowment provides a Biology Department, for the diffi­ ship at Bridgewater State College to permanent source of income for culty of her class, and Dr. Robert benefit the education of students a college through unrestricted Daniels in the Burnell School!Art here, with preference given to and restricted funds. Think of it Department, whom she credits with students who hail from Patti's like a savings account, one in hometown of Quincy. With this which the principal is never fostering a lifelong interest in art. touched. ''I'll match my Bridgewater educa­ scholarship, Patti is making a Bridgewater education possible for Both are equally important to tion to anyone's," avers Patti, "it had Bridgewater State College's breadth and a great deal of depth." students who otherwise might not future. She fondly recalls how her husband, be able to matriculate. • The Annual Fund Myth vs. Reality MYTH: The Annual Fund only supports the BSC Foundation operations. REALITY: The Annual Fund supports all the priorities of Bridgewater State College. The fund is the cornerstone of all fundraising efforts on behalf of the college and provides immediate relief from budgetary constraints and protects the college from fluctuating state funding. MYTH: Bridgewater State College is a public institution so all its needs are met by the state. REALITY: Approximately 60% of the college's budget is supported by student fees and the philanthropy of generous alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends. MYTH: The Annual Fund does not support scholarships and other important fundraising projects. REALITY: The unrestricted support that comes from the fund has the greatest impact on the greatest number of students since it can be utilized across campus for any number of purposes, including scholarships. The primary focus of the Annual Fund is to be used wherever the need is greatest. MYTH: "Supporting my class fund/campaign is more important than making a gift to the Annual Fund." REALITY: Both are equally important and work together. Your class gift commemorates a special reunion as designated by your class. This effort is often restricted for a special purpose. The Annual Fund supports financial aid, faculty and curriculum development, campus improvements and is the main funding source for the Bridgewater Alumni Association and the Foundation. These needs are ongoing and need your commitment on an annual basis. MYTH: Contributions of the same amount each year are sufficient to help Bridgewater meet its needs. REALITY: Inflation, the rising costs of education and the fluctuating funding from the state are just a few reasons that increased support to the Annual Fund is needed. Just think what a cup of coffee cost 25 years ago and what it sells for now. A secure future for the college is dependent upon a strong and growing Annual Fund. The most compelling reason to increase your gift this year is the continuation of the Public Higher Education Endowment Incentive Program which matches gifts from private funds. MYTH: The Annual Fund runs on a calendar year (January 1 - December 31). REALITY: The Annual Fund runs on a fiscal year (July 1- June 30), similar to an academic calendar. So when you are called in the fall by a student asking for your support, know that it is the start of a new fundraising year for us! MYTH: "I can only make a pledge for an amount that I can write a check for today." REALITY: Pledges can be paid in installments over the course of the fiscal year. We will be happy to send you pledge reminders, or you can use your credit card and request a specific amount be charged on the dates of your choice. Please support the 1997-1998 Annual Fund and continue our legacy of excellence at Bridgewater State College. Alumni Update

Bridgewater Alumni Association Presents Awards Six leaders of the Bridgewater community were awarded the following major awards during Alumni Weekend in May. Excerpts from the presentations appear here. To make nominations for the 1998 awards, please see the front of this magazine.

The Bridgewater Alumni Recognition Committee. In addition, Brockton YMCA, where she worked Marcia is a founding member of the as the assistant director of the Award for Outstanding Women's Institute Day Committee, Roosevelt Heights Community Service on behalf of the which brings successful female Center. Later, her interest in adven­ Alumni Association graduates back to the college to ture education brought her to the Marcia Crooks '55 share career experiences with students.

A former educator, Marcia holds both bachelor's and master's degrees from Bridgewater. She taught physical education and health in Abington for 39 years, spending the last 19 of her career as director of health and physical education. TnGEWAI While there she implemented the K­ 12 health curriculum and developed \1r one of the first AIDS education TH programs for all grade levels. She coached various sports for 20 years including cheerleading, basketball, field hockey, and softball, and started the track and field program Nina Roberts '83 received the at Abington High School. Catherine E. Comeau Award. Hale Camping Reservation in Marcia is an active participant in the Westwood. She has shared her Marcia Crooks '55 was given the State's Senior Garnes, recently commitment to parks and recreation Bridgewater ALumni Association's award for winning a silver medal in the shot outstanding service and dedication. as a guest lecturer at several Massa­ put and a bronze in the discus. She chusetts colleges and universities, Marcia Crooks has exemplified the just returned from a trip to Arizona and received a Distinguished characteristics of leadership for the National Garnes were she Service Award from the National throughout her association with qualified for the USA Track and Recreation and Park Association for Bridgewater State College. In any Field master's program. her involvement in the Northeast given week, it is not unusual to see • region. her - on a daily basis - on campus. Marcia currently is the The Dr. Catherine E. Nina completed a master's degree in secretary for the Bridgewater Comeau Award for Out­ outdoor recreation and resource Alumni Association (BAA) and the standing Professional management from the University of Hyannis-Bridgewater Physical Maryland at College Park in 1992. Education Alumni Association, Achievement in the Field of She is currently employed as the where she also served as vice Movement Arts Health assistant director of the Conserva­ president and president. She is the Promotion, and Leisure tion Career Development Program, co-chair of the 60th anniversary a department within the Student planning committee for the physical Studies Conservation Association, where education major program. Through­ Nina S. Roberts '83 she provides outdoor education out the years, Marcia has been a programs and career services to member of several Alumni Associa­ Following graduation in 1983, when people of color and women. tion committees, including the she received an undergraduate Constitution and By-law Committee, degree in physical education with a Nina is a candidate fer a six-month the Class of '55 Reunion Committee, concentration in recreation, Nina visiting professorship at Lincoln and the Awards, Scholarship, and Roberts was employed with the University in New Zealand, to begin in June 1998. Alumni Update

in counseling/psychology, Dolores The Dr. V. James DiNardo Award for Excellence in "Dorie" AuCoin began her career at Teaching at Bridgewater State College her alma mater as the coordinator of Dr. Walter M. Hewitson, Professor of Biology tutorial services in the minority affairs/ special programs office. With work focused on academic support and retention programs, Dorie has been an integral part of the minority affairs/affirmative action depart­ ment since graduating from Bridgewater. During her tenure, she has made a personal impact on countless students from disadvan­ taged backgrounds, minority and bilingual students, adult returning students, and women. When nominating her for the award one student wrote, "She has a gift for giving advice even when you don't really know you need it." Her professional experience in several aspects of student life, including program and curriculum development, advising, and counsel­ Dr. V. James DiNardo '39, congratulates Walter Hewitson, professor of biology, the 1997 ing have made her a respected ally recipient of the award named in Dr. DiNardo's honor. Cynthia Booth Ricciardi '81, center, of students. They have come to BAA presIdent, presented the award. Dr. Walter Hewitson began his students as "one of the most gifted academic career in 1958 at his teachers and most caring professors undergraduate alma mater, Miami I have ever encountered." Students University, as an instructor of have commented that his ''knowl- botany. He earned a master's edge, enthusiasm, and affection for degree in plant anatomy from the subject (of botany) is conta- Cornell University and a Ph.D. in gious." An avid landscape architect, plant morphology from Washington Walter not only took part in select- University before coming to ing, but in planting the bushes and Bridgewater State College in 1969 as shrubs on campus along Park an assistant professor of biology. Avenue. Walter draws upon his rich and A 1987 recipient of the college's varied experience to make the Distinguished Service Award, subject come alive for his students. Walter is to be commended for In his classroom presentations he is following the traditions of teaching energetic and interesting, reducing excellence at an institution where Dorie Introne AuCoin 76 was given the the explanations of complicated the standards and expectations are Dedication to Students Award. Dorie is biological phenomena to concise, of the highest level. We are pleased assistant director ofaffirmative action and accurate pieces of information. In to commemorate his 28th year as an minority affairs. the words of a student from his educator at Bridgewater State Wetlands Biology course, "The juice College with this prestigious award. count on her support and gentle from Impatiens Capensis stems will guidance. Says one, '1 am lucky to help to relieve poison ivy itch. Will have known her and been touched any of us forget about this plant? I The Award for Exceptional by her goodness." don't think so!" Recently, the student Afro-American Dedication to Students Society presented her with its Walter became a full professor in Dolores Introne AuCoin '76 1976, and in 1978, was named "Unsung Hero" award in apprecia­ Assistant Director, Affirmative Action tion of her quiet dedication and chairman of the Department of and Minority Affairs Biological Sciences, a position he commitment to helping students in held until 1983. Often a guest A graduate of the class of 1976 at their pursuit of excellence. Another speaker at local garden clubs, Walter Bridgewater State College who went of her students said it best: "There is has been remembered by former on to earn a master's degree in 1979 Continued on Page 43 ! Donor Honor Roll

Supporting Bridgewater State College's tradition of educational excellence, thousands of individuals made gifts to the college last year. We are pleased to recognize the importance of their support with this honor roll of donors.

Honor Roll Alumni, trustees, faculty and staff, friends of the college and students' families of Donors contributed their time and resources throughout the year in support of the July 1, 1996, college's mission. Our deepest appreciation goes to those who keep Bridgewater State to June 30, 1997 College a vital regional resource.

The following pages contain the names of all those who made gifts to the Bridgewater State College Foundation and to the Bridgewater Alumni Association from July 1, • 1996, to June 30,1997. Contributions received after the end of the fiscal year will appear in next year's honor roll.

Annual Fund 1996-1997 Comparison of Donors

Increased Gifts 14%

Fund Year Highlights The 1997 fiscal year experienced record growth. A very generous corporate gift and matching funds of over $260,000 generated from the state's Public Higher Education Endowment Incentive Program resulted in gifts totaling over one million dollars.

New, retrieved (donors returning to the fund) and increased gifts to the Annual Fund totaled over $200,000. Donor Honor Roll

Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 L'1 Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more· Century Club $1 00 - $499

Ethel Adamson'42 Donna Brown '68 Keith Crochiere '75 James Fagan '69 Barbara Albret '36 William Bruno'59 Eileen Crochiere '76 Christine Fagan '73 Paula Alegi '69 John Budron '95 Robert Cross'62 Henry Fanning '61 Carol Altshuler '51 Altana Bullard'46 Robert Crossman '86 Ruth Farley '58 Almeda Ambrulevich '55 Henry Burbine '65 Daryl Crossman '87 Marie Farnham '37 Mary Anderson '50 Hortense Burton'48 Arthur Cullati '58 Alvarina Farrell'48 TiagoAnes '87 Cynthia Buscone '61 Francis Cullen '72 Geraldine Farwell'89 Wilmar Armer '35 Lois Butterfield '54 Jessie Cummings '34 Russell Fears'49 Phyllis Armstrong '57 Carl Cabral '87 Deidre Curley Alice Ferris '47 Grace Arnstein'43 Raymond Calabrese '70 Rosemary Curto'44 Susanne Fiore Miriam Asbel '48 Diane Calderone Zerafa '80 Rita Cushing '36 Olive Fisher'40 Helene Auger '70 William Campia '74 Sandra Cushman E. Jane Fisher '51 Margaret Austin'44 Melanie Campia '75 Rita Custeau '47 Margaret Fitzmorris '50 Dalton Avery Kathleen Camuso '75 Henry Daley '58 Elaine Haherty '47 Noreen Avery '58 ErnestCardoza'59 Thomas Daley '51 Jean Fletcher '51 John Aylmer '70 Mary Carey '50 Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius James Flynn '87 Melvin Backman '41 Evelyn Carroll'33 Danehy Mary Fordham'63 Sylvia Bailet '42 Ronald Carroll '58 Douglas Daniels '78 Charles Forman Mary Bair '28 Mary Lou Carroll'59 Mary Daugherty '50 Louise Forsyth '41 Tracy Baldrate'64 Robert Carter '51 Elisabeth Davis Richard Foster Robert Barnett Stuart Carter '70 William Davis Helen Foster '55 Mary Barrett '39 Barbara Casaly '69 Rochelle DeCaro '61 Mildred Foy '48 Dennis Barry Judith Casey '75 Eleanor Deehan '57 Eugene Franciosi '59 Marilyn Barry '58 Catherine Centner '42 Gay Demaggio'64 Sandra Franklin '71 Ruth Batson '90 Phyllis Chait'48 Ruth Demers '62 A. Christian Fredrick'68 Kathryn Battillo '75 Henry Chamberlain '71 James Demopoulos '94 Phyllis Freed '47 Thomas Battillo '77 Peter Chase Elizabeth Denniston '46 Thelma French '37 Lucy Bernardo '69 Helen Chase'43 Ruth Desousa '22 Patricia Galligan '47 Donna Bever '77 Joseph Chencus '66 Agnes Dixon '34 Ursula Gamble '52 Victoria Bezoenik '79 Robert Cheverie '72 Paul Doherty '63 Richard Gamble '62 Joan Biberthaler '54 Charles Christie '54 Mabel Doherty '63 Cheridah Gangone '35 Gerald Blanchette '57 Lucy Ciesla '69 Therese Doherty '51 Chester Gardner '63 Charlotte Bloomberg'66 Serena Clary'43 Mary Donahue '70 Beverly George '56 Mary Boethel'44 Ann Coakley Haig Donoian Bernice Gerson '54 James Bohlin '67 Adelia Coe '57 Margaret Donoian '51 Albert Gibbons'64 Sandra Bohlin Bernice Cohen'47 William Dowd '77 Mary Giberti '35 Armand Boisselle '53 Robert Colangeli '83 Joyce Downey '52 Paul Giberti '59 Helen Boisselle '55 William Colclough Robert Doyle '76 Madlyn Giberti '55 Marjorie Bollen '57 Sheila Coller '58 Ann Doyle '56 Brian Gilligan'69 Jeanne Bombardier '48 Rachel Collins '89 Diane Drazek '71 Carol Gilson'63 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Booth Matthew Collins '89 Arthur Driscoll Hazel Gleason '31 John Boucher Catherine Comeau Dorothy Driscoll'58 Mary Golar '73 Janice Boyar Robert Commins '66 Robert Driscoll '50 Dorothy Goldberg '59 Jane Rae Bradford '72 Thomas Conners'65 Eileen Driscoll'48 Joseph Gonsalves '80 Atherleen Brady'47 Edward Connolly Eileen Duggan'47 Phylis Goodrich '28 Elizabeth Brady '39 Raymond Cook '35 Lucille Dumas Parkinson '73 Earlene Gordon '90 Mildred Braga '51 Robert Cooper '52 Brian Dunning '73 Lou Gorman '79 John Braithwaite '57 Chauncey Copeland '34 William Edgar'41 Grace Gorman'46 Helen Braithwaite '55 Elizabeth Copeland '31 Betty Edgar '41 Audrey Gough '51 Rose-Marie Briand '51 Dr. and Mrs. Richard Cost Priscilla Eldridge '50 Doris Goyetche '51 Robert Brinkley '71 Thomas Coughlin '75 Estelle Epstein'48 William Grable '62 Robert Brooks '61 Rose Coveney '39 Jane Erickson Maureen Graney'80 Horence Brower'43 Joy Cox '87 Dale Erickson'69 Edna Grant '30 Donald Brown Kathleen Cox '80 Esther Ernst'42 Franklin Gray '62 Kenneth Brown '77 Jane Creedon '61 Phyllis Esau '36 Horence Gray '62 Donor Honor Roll

Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 d Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Sandra Gray '55 Warren Jones '84 Miriam Luoma'44 Ann Morris '54 Joseph Gregg '51 Catherine Jones '50 Marion Lupica '37 Priscilla Morrison '61 Marjorie Gregg '51 Rose Kalman '35 Mary Lydon '55 WalterMorrison'50 Joy Greim '75 Lenox Kamer '60 Mary Lymberis '56 Janice Morrissette '66 Philip Greim '74 Daniel Keating '78 Rita Lyons '52 Cynthia Murphy '82 Leslie Griffin Scavo '84 Kathleen Keating '78 Ann MacDonald '91 Ronald Murphy '81 Richard Grimley'48 Thomas Kelley '90 Ann Maguire'69 Robert Murray '57 Lillian Grimley'48 Arthur Kelley '71 Mary Mahan'60 Claire Murray'49 Mary Guidoboni '41 Paul Kelley '51 Jeanne Mahanna '88 Jorge Neves '90 Curtis Guillotte '86 Barbara Kelley '74 Anthony Maistrellis '77 Diana Nichols'63 Janet Gumbris Daniel Kelliher '67 Paula Maistrellis '76 Michael Nickley '82 Elizabeth Gurney '38 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelly John Malinsky '92 Judith Nickley '80 Shirley Hadley '41 Lois Kennedy'51 John Maloney '57 Kathleen Noonan '69 Mr. and Mrs. John Haines Eugene Kennedy '56 Rose Maloney '54 Peter Nord '63 Marion Haley '50 Margaret Keohane'63 Evelyn Mangarpan '42 Paul O'Brien '66 Nancy Hall'n Paul Killgoar '68 Marjorie Marshall'48 Meredith O'Brien'66 Donna Hall-Leff'86 Martin Killory '40 Eleanor Martin '33 Anna O'Brien '38 Sheila Hallisey'62 Jane Kilmer '58 Nancy Martin '78 Joseph O'Donnell'43 Lawrence Halzel '36 Kevin Kindregan '87 Robert Martin'65 Alyce O'Donnell'44 Phillip Hanrahan'63 Naomi King '62 Shirley Martin'65 Debra O'Neil '78 David Harding '62 Donna Kinney '61 Alan Marvelli '64 Mary O'Toole '58 Courtland Harlow'66 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kirby Claudette Marvelli '64 Lorraine Olson '56 David Harris '68 Kenneth Kirwin '68 Andrew Mason '39 Steven Olson'66 Lois Haslam '53 Dennis Koczera '70 Virginia Mayo'43 JoAnne Olson '66 John Hassard '62 Franklin Kroell'48 Peter Mazzaferro Irene Oslund '49 Michael Hatch '77 Stella Krupka '33 Claire McAfee '58 Kenneth Ottariano '75 Cynthia Hatch '75 Joseph Kudera '50 Janice McAteer '65 Theodora Ottariano '75 Elna Helgerson '41 Mary Kutz '25 Robert McCarthy Ruth Alice Ottmar '51 Frances Heney'49 Barbara Anne LaCambria '51 Otis McCorkle'48 Joseph Pagano • Lenore Hennessey'47 Elizabeth LaGarde'47 Margaret McCormick '75 Eleanor Paradise '52 Eileen Herbert '63 Joan Lafrance '50 Madeleine McDonald '51 Joan Park '56 Ruth Herford'42 Rose Laliberty '40 Jane McElwee '76 John Parsons Evelyn Hildreth'44 Eileen Laporte '41 Dorothy McGann '76 Evelyn Parziale'42 Janet Hildreth '62 Edward Latta '69 Ruth McGhee '39 Bradford Paul '77 Mary Hill '75 Susan Lawson '78 Elizabeth McHale '28 David Pepin '91 James Hinds '76 Elizabeth Leary '80 Claire McHugh '51 George Peters'66 Virginia Hogg '60 Eleanor Leary'40 Raymond McKay '75 Mark Peters Marie Holbrook '55 Rebecca Leavitt Sheila McKenna '62 Wayne Phillips '62 Catherine Hope '69 Amelia Leconte '52 James McKenry Cameron Place'67 Marianne Horan '74 John Lee '87 Lois McKenzie '52 Carl Ponder '52 Richard Hovey '50 Ellen Lennon '89 Dolores McLaughlin '73 Lois Ponder '51 Sandra Howlett '62 Susan Lessoff '71 Janice McNamara '47 Genevieve Powers'48 John Hoy Barbara Lewis '70 Linda McNeilly '77 Robert Pratt '76 Marcia Hoyt '61 Margaret Lewis '57 Paul Means '67 Theresa Pratt Wang '74 Joseph Huber Rhoda Linehan'50 Gayle Means '67 Jean Prendergast '50 Marguerite Jacinto '84 Stephen Linhares '79 Dorothy Merrill'47 Patricia Provost'48 Mary Jarvis '39 Richard Lombardi '59 Linda Merritt '71 Olney Quimby '84 Mildred Jarvis'48 Susan Lonergan '66 Burnham Miller '50 William Quist '79 Phyllis Jenness'44 Leon Lonstein Mary Miller'48 David Raczkowski '68 Carroll Jeppson '59 Lisa Louttit '78 John Minihan '62 Raymond Raposa '76 Bjorg Jeppson '62 Marion Louzan '47 Carol Misiewicz '77 Susan Raskin Abrams'67 Karen Johnson Ethyl Low '27 Dana Mohler-Faria Stephen Raymond '91 Richard Johnson '75 Darrell Lund '60 Kathy Mohler-Faria '81 Meredith Raymond '39 Carolyn Johnson '50 Ann Lundstedt '61 Richard Morin '52 Mary Reardon '50

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 d Century Club $ 100 - $ 499" Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Bernadette Reid'64 Dorothy Schrader'42 Laura Storey '88 Jean Vankin '52 Mark Reynolds '88 Rita Scudder '50 Barbara Strickland '58 Joseph Ventura 74 Barbara Richardson '62 Janice Semple 76 Matthew Striggles Minh-Hoang Vu Rebecca Ridgway '68 Cynthia Serbent '58 Rita Sukola'60 Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Walker Helen Robertson '37 Peter Servis 71 Sean-Patrick Sullivan '86 Anne Walsh '56 David Robichaud '83 Lillian Shapiro Feinberg '23 Brian Sullivan '80 Thomas Walsh'63 Rosina Robinson Kathleen Shea 72 Alice Sullivan'46 Judith Walters '53 Clifton Robinson '50 Gerald Shea'60 Joan Sullivan '58 Jane Ward '39 David Rodriquenz '66 Patricia Sherrerd '80 Mary Sullivan '80 Ruth Ward'47 Rosemary Rodriquenz '66 Joan Shipman '61 Norma Sullivan '62 Phyllis Warren '83 Brian Rogan '84 Floyd Silvia Paula Sullivan 71 Robin Watkins '83 Lorraine Rossi '51 Gilbert Simmons'64 Vincent Sullivan '56 Dr. and Mrs. William Watson Edward Rossi William Skulley '40 John Sweeney '61 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watters M. Patricia Royal'42 Johanne Smith Barbara Sykes'49 Carole Weeden'65 James Ruffini '59 Cynthia Smith '55 Margaret Szupillo '38 Leon Weinstein 70 Nancy Ruffini '61 Chester Smolski '51 Louise Tatro'47 Priscilla Weismann'53 Thomas Ruffini '62 Carmela Sofia '93 J. Kenneth Taylor '51 Patricia West '62 Helen Ryan'40 Arthur Solomonides 78 Joyce Taylor'60 George Weygand '53 Mary Ryan'40 Trefton Soucy '62 Edmund Teixeira '59 Ruth White '33 Grace Sabatini'48 David Sousa'60 Ann Teixeira '58 Lynette Willett Frances Sadek '55 Arthur Souza '59 Avis Thomas '39 Ruth Winsor'48 Elaine Sager '77 Rose Souza '60 Larry Thompson '67 Gertrude WITling '39 Mary Sahagen-Lonstein Phillip Souza 78 Dorothy TIsevich '77 Isabelle Wojnar '59 Shirley Sahl 70 Barbara Spear'47 Maria Tobin Colangeli '84 Edward Wojnar'47 Paul Salamon '53 Amy Spollett '43 Alberta Tolin '51 Mary Worden '82 Anthony Salerno 75 Gloria Stanton 74 Evelyn Tonelli 75 Donald Wormwood '54 Paul Salley '50 George Staples'44 Carol Topolewski '67 Henry Woronicz 76 Marion Salley '50 Julian Stein Richard Torres '67 Merrill Worthen Brian Salvaggio '80 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander John Tripp '58 Marion Worthen '29 Anthony Sarno'64 Stetkevych Winifred Troy'43 Ronald Zagaja 71 Nancy Sarno'64 Frederick Stevens '65 Carolyn Turchon-Tavel '62 John Zoino '53 Althea Sawyer '36 Mary Stevens'65 Mary Lou Thornburg Sonia Zorabedian '60 Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Schmiedel William Stewart'69 Judith Tyler'64

Crimson Partners $500 - $999

Nancy Adamczyk 75 Elsie Johnson'47 Rosann Mulholland '51 Kathleen Sevigny Margaret Bums'42 John Jones '62 Virginia Olson'47 Muriel Sherman'47 Kathryn Carney 72 Martha Jones'64 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Charles Stockbridge 76 Richard Dailey Nancy Kane 74 Parsons John Tobin'40 Frank Dunn '49 Carol Kosicki 75 Lucille Peters '50 Emily Tobin'42 Dorothy Dunn '51 Diana Lothrop Louis Peters'65 John Vercollone 76 Peter Flynn '61 Ann Lydecker Anne Peterson Paula Vercollone '77 Nancy Flynn '61 Dorothy Mackin'47 Marjorie Richardson '27 Jean Watkins '52 Kim Gehrke 78 Matthew Maderos '94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rizzo Charles Whitcomb '36 Noreen Hine '51 Eleanor Mathes Henry Santos Phyllis Whitcomb '37 Winni£red Hodges '41 Ann McGowan'47 Leola Santos'49 Lynne WiSneski'69 Dorothy Howland '33

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Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499

Stephen Almeida'62 V. James DiNardo '39 John Lingos Frank Nackel '78 James Argir '61 Teresa Doyle-Smith '74 Herbert Lynch '70 George Pappas '50 Lana Argir '62 Hugh Dunlap Eleanore MacCurdy Lillian Ross '25 Rosemary Bernston '60 Marilyn Federico '57 Karen McCabe '91 Daniel Smith'67 Raymond Braz '69 Mary Flaherty'44 Michael McCabe '77 William Sun Judith Carlson '39 Frederick Gustafson '50 Mary Merlet '41 Catherine Telford '50 Nancy Clark '87 Owen Kiernan '35 David Messaline '65 Adrian Tinsley Martha Cummings '51 Esther Kiernan '36 Ann Morrill '90 Joel Weissman '72 MarkCuttle Isabelle King '51 John Murphy '88 James Wolfsberg

Golden Benefactors $2,500 - $4,999

Bruce Bartlett'68 Frankland Miles Patricia Reinstein'65 Cynthia Ricciardi '81 Patricia Bartlett '67 Priscilla Miles '73 Louis Ricciardi '81 Florence Thayer '37

President's Circle $5,000 and more

Mary Theresa Cogan '51 Achille Joyal Mary Rondileau Edith Shoolman '25 Theresa Corcoran '50 June Kiley '61 Adrian Rondileau '89 Anne Tierney '50 David Jenkins Loretta McHugh '34

College Trustees

Eugene Durgin, Jr. Gail Leftwich Paul Means '67* Matthew Striggles* Charles Forman* Richard Lombardi '59* Louis Ricciardi '81 L\ Adrian TInsleyt David Jenkins • Judith Mclaughlin Foundation Trustees I

James Argir '61 t Peter Flynn '61­ Robert McCarthy* Louis Ricciardi '81 L\ John Boucher* E. Dennis Kelly* David Messaline '65t Adrian Rondileau '89· Mary Theresa Cogan '51 • Isabelle King '51 t Frankland Miles L\ Charles Stockbridge '76­ V. James DiNardo '39t John Lingost Cynthia Ricciardi '81 L\ Adrian Tmsleyt Hugh Dunlapt Diana Lothrop-

Foundation Members

Stephen Almeida '62t Frank Dunn '49- Richard Johnson '75* Patricia Reinstein '65 L\ John Aylmer '70* Lou Gorman '79* Leon Lonstein* Floyd Silvia* Robert Barnett* George Gurley Herbert Lynch '70t Ronald Sullivan '77 Bruce Bartlett '68 L\ Frederick Gustafson 'SOt Mary Merlet '41+ Carolyn Turchon-Tavel '62* Charles Christie '54* Sheila Hallisey '62* Louis Peters '65- Catherine Vaughn '82

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 d Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 "" Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Alumni Association Directors

Marcia Crooks' 55 V. James DiNardo' 39t Sheila McKenna I 62"" Pauline Solmonese ' 59

Thomas Daley' 51 "" Martha Jones '64t Louis Ricciardi ' 81 d Alice Sullivan I 46"" Maureen Dargon' 87 Jill Lazzeri '85 Cynthia Ricciardi I 81 d

Alumni Undergraduates By Class Year

1922 Phylis Goodrich"" 1932 Mae Bradbury Ruth Abbiatti Helen Lombard Dorotha Forsgren Conceda Carr Ruth Desousa"" Caroline McDonald Sara Lopes Phyllis Chase 1923 Elizabeth McHale"" Grace Parker Raymond Cook"" Evelyn Morse Pauline Nunes Helen Phalen Esther Fickett Elizabeth Reid Eleanor Peterson Florence Stevens Cheridah Gangone"" Mary Giberti"" Lillian ShapirO Feinberg"" Mary Louise Peterson Anne Sullivan Lora Tuckwell 1929 Marjorie Sullivan Rose Kalman"" Mary Tripp Owen Kiernant 1924 Faustina Barrows Arlene Carlson Bertha Kinsella Lillian Blumberg 1933 Eleanor Meserve Esther Gizzarelli Marjorie Carlson Ruby Alderman LeoChareth Jeannette Murphy Amelia Smith Evelyn Carroll"" Bertha Pease Emily Sylvia Mary Halloran Dorothy Carter Helen O'Reilly Celia Reimels Helen DeSilvia Dorothy TIlden 1925 Helen Powers Mildred Dutton Marie Donovan Erma Sands Hazel Townsend Beatrice Fitts Virginia Ward Olive Gurney Liane Tousignan Carol Ford Louise Howe Marion Worthen"" Phyllis Gould 1936 Mary Kutz"" MarieYerry Dorothy Howland- Barbara Albret"" MaryLuiz 1930 Elaine Hunter Marguerite Boyle Mabel Norlander Mildred Huntington Alfred Cox Lillian Rosst Ethel Burnham Grace Cooperstein Stella Krupka"" Rita Cushing"" Edith Shoolman· Eleanor Martin"" Phyllis Esau"" Clare Vancini Alma Driscoll Kathleen Finn Elinor McGee Lawrence Halzel"" 1926 Nellie Goddard Mary Ripley Gertrude Hunt Edna Abbiatti Edna Grant"" Ruth White"" Esther Kiernant Victoria Martin Helen Howard Norma Mannion 1934 Helen McGovern Enid McGirr 1927 Olive Brittan Ida Meade Marjorie McNally Carolyn Chubbuck Doris Annis John Nolan Margaret Davis Esther Mesh Chauncey Copeland"" Julia Twohig Mary Nolan Josephine Giberti Jessie Cummings"" Carol Ogilvie Milicent Hewitt 1931 Agnes Dixon"" Sylvia Patrick Caroline Hood Elizabeth Beagan Alice Donahue Anna Perry Ethyl Low"" Gladys Benson Anna Ginnetty Catherine Reilly J Adele McLean Mary Breault Doris Harvey Marjory Richardson Pearl Pettengill Bartholomew Buckley Harriet Helsher Althea Sawyer"" Marjorie Richardson- Elizabeth Copeland"" Ruth Latham Ann Shanahan Jennie Robinson Mary Grace Cover Loretta McHugh. Mary Stimpson Dorothy Truesdell Esther Gleason Althea Mock-Prouty Charles Whitcomb- Olive Whitehead Hazel Gleason"" Esther Nisula Dena Zimmerman Ruth Howe Ruth Rolin 1937 Marjorie Cassady 1928 Alice Norris Earle Sukeforth Doris Nourse Marcella Teahan Marjorie Cobb Mary Bair"" Louise Tosi Marie Farnham"" Thelma Brocklehurst Delia Parker Cecile Plaud Wilma Fitzgerald Eunice Clark 1935 Thelma French"" Wilmar Armer"" Donor Honor Roll

Bernice Grimshaw Laura Page Louise Forsyth* Douglas MacDonald Christie Hayden Meredith Raymond* Eleanor Fulton Evelyn Mangarpan* Edith Honeth Dorothy Smith Mary Guidoboni* Charles Merrill Phyllis Horsman Avis Thomas* Francis Guindon Evelyn Parziale* Marjorie Jackson Jane Ward* Shirley Hadley* Lillian Penan Virginia Keleher Gertrude Wirling* Jeannette Halloran Charlotte Prochnow Alma Keliher 1940 Alice Harper Lillian Putnam George Leonard Janice Andrews Elna Helgerson* Loretta Ring Phyllis Leonard Irma Dobbyn Winnifred Hodges- Vera Ross Marion Lupica* Annette Dowd Mary Hoffman M. Royal* Ruth Metcalf Barbara Egan Rita Kerivan Dorothy Schrader* Lucile Metzger Olive Fisher* Ruth Kumin Marcus Slobins Joan Parkes Elizabeth Gibson Eileen Laporte* Victor Stams James Partridge Mary Glidden John Larson John Stella Doris Ricker Laura Grota Charlotte Lowe Emily Tobin- Helen Robertson* Eleanor Mathes LinneaMaki Catherine White Elizabeth Schreiner Geraldine Keenan Ina Marland Ann Winsor Anna Shaff Martin Killory* Lucille Marvill Gloria Zeman Elisabeth Small Rose Laliberty* Mary McAvoy 1943 Florence Thayer ~ Eleanor Leary* Mary Merlett Grace Arnstein* Louise Tweedy Margaret McCarthy Edna Mills Antoinette Borrelli Lawrence Westgate Gladys Moore Florence Mae Ovaska Marion Bothwell Lena Westgate Vernon Nickerson Norma Pinkerton Florence Brower* Phyllis Whitcomb- Winifred Parks Joseph Plouffe Helen Chase* 1938 Jean Patenaude Mary Plouffe Serena Clary* Dorothy Bennett Harriette Peterson Amelia Sperry Eleanor Crabill Sylvia Bjornholm Elizabeth Pierce Dorothy Staknis Ellen Dirning Rita Bleakney Barbara Poe'Sepp Phyllis Thompson Edna Dolber Alice Bogosian Constance Quigley 1942 Patricia DuBois Lucille Chemack Margaret Reed Ethel Adamson* Mary Dunbrack Magda Fiorini Genevieve Regan Eileen Atwood Richard Durnin SylVia Fleisch Helen Ryan* Sylvia Bailet* Eleanor Enos • Elizabeth Gurney* Mary Ryan* Edward Barry Harriet Gilbert June Hall Eileen Sanford Harriet Blanchard Doris Grindle Maryrose Larkin Robert Shnitzler Helen Boyajian Luella Hartbower AlmaNye Marjorie Skahill Margaret Burns- Sylvia KaUer Anna O'Brien* William Skulley* Virginia Bums Clare Kenslea Mabel Reinerio Henry Spatz Barbara Canavan Magda Larson Margaret Szupillo* Janice Sprogell Juliet Carlson Lois Lopes Katharine Uppling Alba Thompson Catherine Centner* Virginia Mayo* Althea Weldon John Tobin- Priscilla Christopher Elaine Mazgelis 1939 Sr. Francis Trojano Phyllis Cohen Katherine McCarthy Mary Barrett* John Tyndall Phyllis Collins Barbara Newhall Elizabeth Brady* Margaret Wellington Marguerite Condon James Nolan Judith Carlsont Elisabeth Wildes Florence Connors Madeleine Nolan Rose Coveney* 1941 Loretta Dexter Joseph O'Donnell* Mary Daly Marguerite Asci Esther Ernst* Helen Pratt Louise Deam Melvin Backman* Katharine Gilbride Lois Shea V. James DiNardot Henry Barber Wallace Goldstein Amy Spollett* HarryDunn Eileen Bigoness Ruth Herford* Priscilla Sweet Clara Friedman Carey Brush Gertrude Horsley Winifred Troy* Marjorie Hall Malvena Cangiano Phyllis Keith Rheta Tuttle Bettina Hiltbold Madelyn Clancy Ursula Kelley Margaret Zaniboni Mary Jarvis* Doris Clifford Margaret Kirkpatrick 1944 Helen Lahey Betty Edgar* Mary Kjellander Virginia Alden Andrew Mason* William Edgar* Edna Lincoln Margaret Austin* Ruth McGhee* Ellen Fahey Gloria Lofgren Earle Bagnall

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Catherine Bentley Dorothy Church Margaret Smith Sr. Maria Murray Eleanor Blaine Elizabeth Denniston* Barbara Spear* Irene Oslund* Anastasia Blount Phyllis Friedman Varma Sundelin Natalie Oxman Mary Boethel* Grace Gorman* Louise Tatro* Marjorie Pearson Evelyn Brega Patricia Gricius Helen Thomas Gloria Quegan Rosemary Curto* Mary Harrington Margaret Tonello Berniece Reed Eleanor Downey Martha Haynes Ruth Ward* Belrnira Robinson Mary Flahertyt Mary Kelland Edward Wojnar* Leola Santos­ Sarah Fraser Eunice Kohler Gertrude Zagorin Harrold Shipps Beulah Grout Edith Matthews William Sides Evelyn Hildreth* 1948 Sinforosa McGlynn Miriam Asbel* Phyllis Smith Phyllis Jenness* Virginia Perry Marie Sweeney Elaine Kelly Corinne Austin Constance Pollard Jeanne Bombardier* Barbara Sykes* Marie Kennedy Candace Pratt Leona Taylor Marie Leone Hortense Burton* Marie Spieler Phyllis Chait* Robert Teahan Mary Linehan Alice Sullivan* Eileen Driscoll* Jean Thrower Theo Lukas Alice Toomey Betty Tidrow Miriam Luoma* Estelle Epstein* William Wild Alvarina Farrell* Doris Tierney Alice Lynds Elaine Tolivaisa Phyllis MacMillan 1947 Mildred Foy* Dorinda Beam Margaret Garg Eleanor Trevains Josephine McArthur Gloria Turgiss Dorothy Morgan Frostine Beckman Lillian Grirnley* Ruth Berry Richard Grirnley* Jacqueline Weyand Mary Murphy Ann Bouchard Genevieve Haseltine Laura Woodhams John Noonan Alyce O'Donnell* Atherleen Brady* Marjorie Holmes 1950 Katherine Oldham Virginia Bramhall Mildred Jarvis* Mary Anderson* Doris Paluba Bernice Cohen* Franklin Kroell* Dorothy Bangs Rita Custeau* Marjorie Marshall* Mary Pearson Marilyn Boulais • Barbara Dillon Otis McCorkle* Jean Briggs Kathryn Pichette Arlene Pratt Eileen Duggan* Mary Miller* MaryCarey* Alice Ferris* Anna Rossi Jean Nummi Margaret Clark Edith TardiH Elaine Flaherty* James Pettengill Dorothy Clary Eleanor Wilson Phyllis Freed* Genevieve Powers* Warren Cooke Grace Frey Patricia Provost* Theresa Corcoran• 1945 Patricia Galligan* Grace Sabatini* Barbara Coville Mary Adams Anita Ghilardi D. Rita Todd Walter Creedon Elizabeth Barrows Lenore Hennessey* Ruth Winsor* Margaret Crocker John Burgess Jack Herman Theodore Crocker Jean Condon 1949 Carol Hunt Florence Andersen Mary Daugherty* Jean Craig Elsie Johnson­ Paul Dickie Mellicent Drake John Berry Elizabeth LaGarde* Imogene Brightman Malcolm Dillion Edith Draper Olivio Lopes Marilyn Donovan Marilynn Dutra JoAn Brouwer Marion Louzan* Marie Costa Robert Driscoll* Meredith Eichelberger Ardys Lynch Priscilla Eldridge* Fyrne Estes Philip Curtis Dorothy Mackin­ Dorothy D'Alessandro Sr. Eleanor Finn Mary Fanjoy Helen McCarthy Dorothy Dickie Robert Firing Anne Hall Ann McGowan­ Margaret Fitzmorris* Hannah Heifetz J Kenneth Downey Janice McNarnara* Frank Dunn- Richard Flemming Helen Honoski Dorothy Merrill* Ann Dutton James Fox Dorothy MacDonald Martha Nickerson Claire Friedman Clementine Mossey Mary Fahey Virginia Olson­ Russell Fears* Carol Fritz Mary O'Reilly Mary Ottaway Mary Fitzpatrick Frederick Gustafsont Louise Pola Barbara Peck Carolyn Hale Louise Reilly James Flanagan Margaret Raymond Marilyn Gross Marion Haley* Mary Shipps Jean Richter Richard Hovey* Dorothy Sturtevant Carol Gurney Helen Marie Ryan Frances Heney* Carolyn Johnson* 1946 Margaret Schindler Mary MacDougall Marie Johnson Seva Anestis Muriel Sherman­ Claire Murray* Catherine Jones* Altana Bullard* Helen Smarsh Albert Kiernan Donor Honor Roll

Marie King Audrey Gough" Marjorie Hunt Anne Middleton Jeanne Kozak Doris Goyetche" Helen Keegan Donald Morey Joseph Kudera" Joseph Gregg"' Virginia Kindem John Motha Helen Kudlic Marjorie Gregg" Marian leBlanc Jeanne Murphy Joan Lafrance" Barbara Guzovsky Amelia Leconte" Ann Noyes Robert Lemos Doris Hanson Carolyn Lorman Dorothy O'Neill Rhoda Linehan" Beatrice Higgins Lorraine Lundegren Leonard O'Brien Jean Maguire Noreen Hine­ Rita Lyons" Marilyn Pettengill Alfred Mazukina Paul Kelley" Meredith Martin Lois Phelps Leona McFarland Lois Kennedy" Lois McKenzie" Mary Pickett Roberta McIlhatten Isabelle Kingt Michael Merten Barbara Reincke Burnham Miller"' Barbara Anne LaCambria" Richard Morin" Mary Riley Walter Morrison" Madeleine McDonald" Kathleen Nerbonne Paul Salamon" Sara Anne Mowbray Claire McHugh" Edmund Nevirauskas Anita Sethares Marian O'Brien Rosann Mulholland- Eleanor Paradise" Lola Tatakis Pauline Panagopoulos Ann Murphy Carl Ponder" Theresa Theodore George Pappast Ruth Alice Ottmar" Florence Shearer Beverly Thomas Lucille Peters- Lois Ponder"' Kathleen Sullivan Jane Unsworth Jean Prendergast" Nancy Rickard Barbara Taylor Muriel Vance Mary Reardon" Lorraine Rossi" Lois Thomson Judith Walters" Janet Rider Harriet Royce Claire Thorp Priscilla Weismann" Clifton Robinson" Jean Santos Mildred Vaillancourt George Weygand" Marion Salley" Beverly Shapiro Jean Vankin" Ruth Wheeler Paul Salley" Chester Smolski" Patricia Verre John Zoino" Barbara Sargent Beatrice Sommer Jean Watkins- Rita Scudder"' 1954 J. Taylor"' Jean Watt Fatima Allie Nancy Sullivan Alberta Tolin" Frances Webber Jean Anderson Catherine Telfordt Rose Wedge Patrice White Claire Appling Anne Tierney. Anne WIlkinson 1952 Martha Ball June Vawter Carolyn Wilson Alice Beaulieu Marie Beauregard Joyce Windhol Eileen Zelch Wilma Berardi Nancy Bestul 1951 Jacqueline Brehm 1953 Joan Biberthaler"' Carol Altshuler"' Marjorie Brown Mary Acklen Ellen Binney William Barrar Joan Bruno Barbara Andrade Wordell Alicia Boucher Allan Belcher Carolyn Bump J. Carol Angus M. Lois Brophy Pearl Berry Rita Choquette Armand Boisselle" Joseph Bruno Mildred Braga" Grace Cobb Joyce Carpenter Lois Butterfield" Rose-Marie Briand" Robert Cooper" Carol Crook Doris Chisholm Robert Carter"' Betty Cummings Deborah Fritsch Charles Christie"' Marie Cheney Shirley Dean Joan Gnecco Elizabeth Costa Ruth Chippendale Shirley Deknes Ann Guay Janet Cunningham Mary Theresa Cogan. Carmela Delmastro Lois Haslam" Jeanette Damon Marie Corcoran Ruth Donnelly Katherine Hem Gertrude Daneau Shirley Cory Maria Dounelis Phyllis Hosker Jean Ford Lawrence Costa Joyce Downey" Arthur Housman Bernice Gerson" Martha Cummingst Helen Duquette Phyllis Johnson Helene Gilmartin Thomas Daley" Janet Emmons Vera Joslow-Bearg Phyllis Gould Therese Doherty" Izaura Fernandez John Kelley John Green Margaret Donoian" Ursula Gamble" Constance Kula Jeanne Haviland Dorothy Dunn­ Pauline Gillette Jean Labelle Margaret Higgins Barbara Firing Jean Gilman Stanley Mackun Betty-Anne Holly E. Jane Fisher"' Rodel Greenberg Roberta Maxwell Donald Holmes Jean Fletcher"' Marie Grzywacz Beverly Mazan William Hughes John Girard Elizabeth Hamilton Antonietta Meier Mary Kilian Wallace Gleekman Ellen Healy Richard Menice Emma Law Faith Glennon Miriam Holman Carol Mesheau Marie Leavens Burton Goldman Barbara Hughes Dorothy Messier Sondra Leiman

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Nancy Lob Joan Murphy Margaret Souza John Shields Myra Lopes A. Karen Orcutt Vincent Sullivan* Mary Small Rose Maloney* Mary Phelps Ann Talbot Charlene Smith Theresa Malumphy Nancy Querzoli JoanneUva Helen Sylvia Patricia Marston Ruth Robinson Aleta Vokey Patricia Taglialavore Murielle Michaud Elizabeth Rowell AnneWalsh* Lois Twitchell Ann Morris* Ann Ryan Eloise Yelle John Uva Ruth Parry Robert Ryan Agnes Yankopoulos Edward Pietruk Frances Sadek* 1957 Marion Rowell Emily Sanson Barbara Adams 1958 Robert Rowell Cynthia Smith* Harry Allen Noreen Avery* Joan Swanson Francena Smith Pauline Alonso Marilyn Barry* Andrea Thelander Barbara Stevens John Andre James Beaudry Phyllis Armstrong* Ann Thomas Lorraine Thayer Roberta Bellows Roberta Barss Wayne Thomas Greta Tyson Judith Bolton Lincoln Tripp Denise Valencia Gerald Blanchette* Anne Brownley Hazel Varella Ann Walsh Marjorie Bollen* Susan Cannon Barbara Boudreau Geraldine Wickman Nancy Wentzell Ronald Carroll* John Braithwaite* Lois Colasurdo Donald Wormwood* 1956 Anne Zeigler Ann Brewer Janet Colford B. Jean Barmby Janice Byrne John Colford 1955 John Blanchon Virginia Cahoon Sheila Coller* Almeda Ambrulevich* Lorraine Blanchon Adelia Coe* Nancy Connelly Helen Boisselle* Alice Boivin Constance Corkum MaryAlice Costello Theresa Boucher Arthur Brennan William Costa Mary Cowgill Mary Brady Marilyn Brodie Ruth Cowan Arthur Cullati* Helen Braithwaite* Margaret DiPersio Eleanor Deehan* Henry Daley* Phyllis Caligaris Ann Doyle* E. Ruth Desjeunes Ann Davis Faith Crandall Antone Felix Marie Duerden Beverly Dirksen Marcia Crooks Joseph Fratianni Sally Dunn Harriet Donahue Barbara Dawson Marilyn Furlong Jean Dwyer Dorothy Driscoll* Diane Dickinson Beverly George* Marilyn Federicot Irene Dygas John Ditullio Janet Green Martha Fleming Ruth Farley* Mathra Duval Blandine Hogan Elizabeth Fontaine Joanne George Doris Estes Gail Jamison Susanne Gavin Susan Getchell Sandra Fitzpatrick Eugene Kennedy* Patricia Gray Louise Glick Helen Foster* Anthony Kula Judith Keene Irene Gomes Nancy Frey Peter Lane R. Elaine Kelley Viola Goodnow Madlyn Giberti* Winifred Leary Gregory Konstantakos Joanne Hadalski Arlene Gouveia Harold LeBlanc Patricia Lee Mary Hagerty Sandra Gray* Marcia Lindsay Margaret Lewis* Maryellen Harrington Betty Green Margaret Lopes Phyllis Lewis Priscilla Hayward Eleanor Hartley Mary Lymberis* Barbara Mello Betty Jardin Marilyn Hoffman Emma Magro Anne Meloni Jane Kilmer* Marie Holbrook* Norman McGowan Margaret Merritt Eleanor Lane Joan Horsefield Charles Moore Eleanor Morrison Betty Lawton Elva Kanakry Eleanor Morlino Barbara Mulcahy Eleanor Lemond Dorothy Kelliher Norma Munroe Kathleen Newsam Ann Linehan Kathleen Kroll Marian Nelson Joseph O'Brien Lois Mackey Elizabeth Kulas Barbara Nicholson Nancy O'Brien Barbara Magro Judith Lebarge Alice O'Neill Lorraine O'Neill Natalie May Joan Leland Eleanor Olson William Orcutt Albert Mayers Mary Lydon* Lorraine Olson* Eileen Perkins Claire McAfee* Barbara MacDermott Priscilla Olson John Piccirilli Veronica McCarthy Barbara MacDougall Patricia O'Neill Alvin Rubin Dorothy McLaughlin Jessie Martin Joan Park* Lee Seater Joan Mitchell Sally Mathewson Ann Peters Marie Seminatore Mary Noll Carol Mauro Mary Regan David Shaw Mary O'Toole* Ann Morrow Arline Roy Ruth Shaw Jean Phinney .' Donor Honor Roll

Joan Reed Nancy Roberts Rebecca Mauch Marietta Gardula Marcel Richard Carol Roht John Mollica Peter Giannaros Carolyn Ryan Robert Rosenblatt Marilyn Monroe Judith Handley Cynthia Serbent* James Ruffini* Kathryn Moyes Rosemarie Hoyle John Sheehan Rayna Skolnik Peter Noyes Marcia Hoyt* Joan Smiley Donald Smith Robert O'Keefe Cynthia Huddy Nancy Smith Pauline Solmonese Marie Palmeri Sylvia Kalambokas Thomas Smith Arthur Souza* Maureen Paulhus Jane Karlson Carole Splaine David Stephansky Lorraine Pratt Jean Kass Barbara Strickland* Florence Sullivan Elinor Putnam June Kiley· Joan Sullivan* Joan Sullivan Katherine Reddy Donna Kinney* Joan Sullivan Jacqueline Swanson Madeline Reilly Linda Lehrbach Ann Teixeira* Kay Swanson Ruth Schuttauf Muriel Levesque Elizabeth Tormey Edmund Teixeira* Gerald Shea* Ann Ludeking John Tripp* Ann Tosi Margaret Silva Ann Lundstedt* Brenda VanDeusen Nancy Wilson Joseph Simas Jane Maguire Gerald Wentzell Alan Wonson David Sousa* Louise Moline 1959 Rose Souza* .Richard Mooers 1960 Kathleen Morella Charlotte Alves Karen Alberti June Stonkus Gloria Andrade Bette Andre Rita Sukola* John Morgan Priscilla Morrison* Lorraine Bailey Emily Andrews David Sylvester Mildred Berkowitz Nancy Arns Judith Tassinari Frances Murphy Patricia Boland Gordon Bates Joyce Taylor* Barbara Nagle Diane Bridgwood Roland Bernardo Fred Toran Walter Nagle William Bruno* Rosemary Bernstont Mary Jane Walsh Frederick Newton Rose Burgos Ann Callahan Richard Watts Barbara Oliver Edward Cabral Joseph Cambra Martha Webb Priscilla Orcutt Ernest Cardoza* Lavinia Connors Clifford Wood Margaret Pelletier Mary Lou Carroll* GraceCrovi Electra Xiarchos Margaret Phillips Sonia Zorabedian* Bernard Powers Pauline Cleary Joan Daley Alfred Closuit Barbara Davol 1961 Timothy Rioux Sheila Rosenblatt William Croke Claudette Desilets Lucile Akers Nancy Ruffini* • Jeanne Dawe Alice Dooley James Argirt Margaret Demone Janice Farrell Robert Arnold Marcia Salmon Muriel Dextradeur Janice Fernald Mary Babaian Joan Shipman* Barbara Smith Janet Dimattia John Ferreira F Bartlett Carol Dutton Hoole Joanne Fullerton Roland Boulay Nancy Stairs Paul Giberti* Robert Gardula Robert Brooks* Sharon Stone Dorothy Goldberg* Felix Giardina Arlene Brown John Sweeney* Carroll Jeppson* Sheila Giardina Cynthia Buscone* Charlotte Sylvia Claire Thibodeau Noreen Kilbridge June Gould Marjorie Cadoret Paula Lantz Patricia Gutauskas Robert Champlin Esther Tucker Paul Linehan Anna Hall Doris Clarkin Charlene Tyler John Lombard Sheila Henaghan Beatrice Clem Neal Wall Corinne Weaver Richard Lombardi* Mary Higgins Fermental Paula Clinton Evelyn Wonson Leon Long Virginia Hogg* Jane Creedon* Alice Mattson Stephen Howes Patricia Davis 1962 Elaine Melisi Richard Januse Rochelle DeCaro* Stephen Almeidat Jane Melvin Sandra Jardin Cynthia Dillon Jane Antolini Carolyn Millard Lenox Karner* Mary DiPerna Lana Argirt Gordon Mitchell June Kelley Robert Dorsey Jo-Anne Baril Sylvia Moreland Mary Kelter Mary Dowd Judith Barnaba Annette Mullis A.Ellen Lane Priscilla Fiore Cynthia Bessette Jean Nordbeck Conrad Levesque Nancy Flynn- Mary Bissonnette Jean O'Brien Robert Locatelli Peter Flynn- Thomas Bleakney Frances Peters Darrell Lund* Florence Foley E Brewer Jane Powers Mary Mahan* Marcia Foucart Janet Cahill

AltllOlIgh we 11I1<'e takell grCllt CIIre to check the IWllles listed, 110 slIch list CtJIl be perfect. If we IwZ'e iJ/(uh'ertelltly olllitted or I1l1sspdled YOllr lilli/Ie, we apologize. PIl'l7se let liS kllow so that we CtJlllllake the Ilecessary correctiolls to 0111' records. Correctiolls will he pllhlished ill the Ilext Bridgewater Illagazille. Donor Honor Roll

Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 d Century Club $ 100 - $ 499" Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Anne Chase JanetNims Mary Fordham" Thomas Walsh" Paula Clark Joseph Noble Nancy Frazee Robert Ward Patricia Coombs Adeline Oakley Judith Frederick Susan Wentz Diana Crooks Sheila Odella Teresa Gaffney Jeanne Whittam Robert Cross" Virginia Page Joseph Gagnon Joyce Wilkinson Agnes Dauphinais James Perron Chester Gardner" Diane Willard William Davis Wayne Phillips" Carol Gilson" Virginia Woods Ruth Demers" Paul Poulos Jane Goodwin Beverly Yankopoulos Diane Descoteaux Barbara Richardson" Joan Goodwin Burch Carolyn Young Claudette Donnelly Suzanne Rivard Phillip Hamahan" 1964 Mary Dowling Judith Robillard Carolyn Harvey Maureen Acorn Mary Eppich Dorothy Roncka Eileen Herbert" Joanne Allen Margaret Farrell Thomas Ruffini" Barbara Hopkins Rena Almeida Yetta Fischman Francis Ryan Patricia Kelly Sandra Augustino Jacqueline Fitzpatrick Carol Simpson Cynthia Kennedy Tracy Baldrate" Diane Foley Trefton Soucy" Carole Kirby Richard Baldwin Ann Freeman Francis Sousa Margaret Kraus Jean Barker William Grable" George Sullivan Margaret Lafleur Barry Berman Ja-Anne Granger Norma Sullivan" Virginia Lambert Beverly Bond Florence Gray"" Robert Sullivan Warren Lewis Victoria Boucher Franklin Gray" Comad Thibeault Kathleen Laos John Branco Sheila Hallisey" Melinda Thornton Faith Manzer Alyce Brezinski David Harding" Marilyn Tracy Elizabeth McMahon Joan Brides John Hassard" Carolyn Turchon-Tavel" Linda McMahon Eleanor Buckley Esther Herrick Barbara Urbielonis Carolyn Meaney ancy Lou Bunar Janet Hildreth" Carole Vernazzarro Edward Meaney Ann Cameron Christine Hill Lorraine Viveiros Judith Meaney Carol Collins Judith Horan Patricia West" Patricia Mello David Condron Christine Horte Joan Wheaton Avis Miller Helen Cox Sandra Howlett* Diane Zona Dorothy Miller Philip Curry Kathleen Hutchinson Marguerite Mooers Gay Demaggio" Bjorg Jeppson" 1963 M. Juliette Almeida Barbara Morris Melanie Demoranville John Jones- Joanne Morris Carole DiBurro Blanche Judd Patricia Baker Kathryn Bamber Craig Murch Jadwiga Earle Thomas Judd Paula Baronas Geraldine Murphy Charles Elliott Jay Kelley Jessica Bergevine William Murphy Hillard Forman Joan Kenney Mrs Diana Nichols" Margaret Freeman Richard Kherlopian Vivian Bleakney Edwin Borsari Peter Nord" Peter Fuchs Naomi King" Jean Branco James Pickard Bertine Galipeau Catherine Kitchen Diane Pimental Suzanne Galipeau Robert Kitchen Carole Burke Elizabeth Callahan Dean Powers Anne Garrett Marjorie Krupa Paul Callahan Dennise Prow Robert Geary Julia Lancaster Judith Pulzetti Albert Gibbons" Russell Latham Ann Coddaire Ann Cooke Barbara Roberts Linda Griggs Jacqueline Lazarz Virginia Curley Helen Rogers Thelma Hammer Barbara Lee Robert Rogers Claire-Marie Hart Linda Leger Donald DeLutis Evelyn DeLutis Louise Scott Forest Henderson Carolyn Lenaghan Carol Shea Marjorie Hermans Brenda Levy Mary Dickinson Mabel Doherty" Florence Short Eleanor Hoar Janet Long Joan Smith Kathleen Holish Sandra Lorusso Paul Doherty" Helen Downing Judith Smith Gail Jenks Patricia Lucey Mary Doyle Patricia Souza Juliette Johnson Bette Marshall Patricia Souza Martha Jones­ Cynthia Marshall Maureen Dugan William Dugan Donald Sullivan Edward Kelly Anne McGuinness Kasine Terpos Rochelle Kieron Sheila McKenna" Beatrice Estes Elizabeth Fisk Linda Thompson Sandra Kittredge Norma McKenzie Ruth Fitzpatrick Robert Tremblay Richard Koehler John Minihan" C. Ford Carol Tripp Simone Krazer Carl Nash Roberta Vernaglia Donor Honor Roll

Meredith Krueger Marilyn Willard Brenda Marshall Rita Castagna Toivo Lamminen Janice Wolforth Kathleen Martin Joseph Chencus* Francis Lane Florence Wright Atty. Robert Martin* Pauline Ciccone Robert Lane 1965 Sandra Martin Mary Collins Theresa Lane Elaine Almeida Shirley Martin* Robert Commins* Ann Levasseur Raymond Masse Madeline Barry Patricia Cooke Yvonne Lindsay Constance Bass Mary Matthews Charles Crawley Elaine MacDonald Dorene Benjamin Janice McAteer* Sharon Dean Lois Marshall Phyllis Bernard Paul McVay Lawrence Decareau Alan Marvelli* Sheila McVay Joyce Bettencourt Daniel Dodson Claudette Marvelli* Lorraine Blais Robert Mendes Judith Donnelly Judith McLeod Rita Blake David Messalinet Janice Drinan Carole McMillin Marsha Boynton Donna Modzelewski Carol Durham Donald Metcalf Richard Bridgwood Arlene Moynihan Sheila Feenan Patricia Metcalf Henry Burbine* Betty Murley Jane Foskett John Metcalf III Cornelia Burgmyer Diane Murphy Robert Frey Susanne Michelini Mary Burke Nancy Murphy Rene Gagnon Carol Mooney Janice Burkhart Marie Nader Alberta Goss Sharon Nelson John Morrissey Antonio Cabral John Grant Patricia Morrissey Concetta Cabral Noel Nerney-Lomas Sandra Gravanis Jane Nerney Franz Cahoon Jayne O'Brien Courtland Harlow* Priscilla Nicholson Susan Olson Mary Campbell Beverly Hozid ArvidOhlen Pamela Carlin Carol Pellegrini Karen Ireland NancyOhlen Kevin Carter Nancy Penney Elaine Jackson John Olson Christie Chiumento Elaine Peterson Dianne Jenkins Francis O'Neill Christine Coan Elizabeth Pircio Linda Jette Linda Parsons William Coan John Reagan Ellen Johnston Anthony Pellegrini David Cohen Patricia Reinstein d Kenneth Jones Lynne Petta Thomas Conners* Margaret Robichaud Linda Jones Joanna Peverett Judith Connolly Janine Rodriguez Alan Kenney Eileen Rowbotham Denise Pizura Mary Cranfill Barbara Kirkland Bernadette Reid* Mary Ann SanClemente John Cribben Ruth Kneier Ralph Ricci Janet Curlew Joseph Silva Ann Langlois Linda Rosendahl Frederick Stevens* Janet Curley Patricia Latimer Ruthann Ruthfield Marjorie Davis Mary Stevens* Louise Laughlin Arthur Svensen Kathleen Ryan Marsha Davis Veronica Lavelle Diane Svensen Priscilla Sanguedolce Sandra Discepolo Robert Lawton Anthony Sarno* Priscilla Douzanis Arleen Trufan Janet Litz Nancy Sarno* Donna Ellis Carol Valenzuela Susan Lonergan* Gilbert Simmons* Florence Ely Janet Vanzoeren Diane Malkoski Carole Weeden* Meredith Spencer Robert Flynn Trude Maloney CarolStys Maeve Foley Sharon Willoughby Nancy McManus Thomas Witowski Judith Sullivan Theresa Geribo Barbara Meyer Judith Sweeney Irene Hadfield Nancy Yucius Margaret Mills Susan Thevenin Att. Patricia Harrington 1966 Jeanne Morrill Beverly Thibodeau Mary Ann Hebert Mary Anderson Janice Morrissette* Anne Tisdale-Ashford Regina Hickey Karen Ashworth William Mountford Margaret Tomkiewicz Elaine Jennings Joan Barra Meredith O'Brien* Doreen Trepanier Honor Jutila Dorothy Belanger Paul O'Brien* Helen Tripp Marjorie Keene Charlotte Bloomberg* JoAnne Olson* Jeanne Turner Susan Kmiec Janet Bobar Steven Olson* Margaret Turpin Margot Lavoie Stella Borowiec Virginia O'Neil Judith Tyler* Martha Lavoie Barbara Brennan Bruce Palombo Beverly Van Allen Denise Legault Robert Burwood Linda Patch Linda VanHof Jeanne Lesperance Raymond Cacciatore Elizabeth Pennington Thomas Venice Susan Levine Priscilla Cahn George Peters* Priscilla Wade Helen Lewis Joan Casabian Judith Petipas Marilyn Watson

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2 President's Message

This is an exciting time for Bridgewater State College and for southeastern Massachusetts. On campus, important developments have taken place that en­ hance our ability to serve the educational, economic and cultural needs of this region, while in the region itself the population is growing and the economy is robust.

The college has been a vital part of southeastern Massachusetts for 157 years, and an important lesson we have learned is that conditions are always changing. The needs of both the college and the region today are different from what they were before and different from what they will be in the future. In this annual report, my objective is to share with you a sense of where the college is right now, the recent accomplishments of BSC people, and what measures we are taking to prepare the college to meet the needs of southeastern Massachusetts, and the entire Commonwealth, now and in the years to come.

One thing is certain: the need for educated citizens is growing dramatically. That fundamental premise drives all of our efforts at Bridgewater. Much has been achieved in positioning the college to meet fully that responsibility, and credit for that belongs to the entire Bridgewater family - students, faculty and staff, trustees, alumni and parents. These are the people who believe in the college's mission and work tirelessly on its behalf. My thanks and gratitude to all of you who are helping to make Bridgewater's future just as distinguished as its past.

s2~e~:t:J~ ~":an Tinsley d President

3 A Profile of the College Today

Atrium, John Joseph Moakley Center for Technological Applications

Bridgewater State College opened its doors to 28 • Total land area includes 240 acres. More than 40 students on September 9, 1840. In the 157 years that acres have been purchased in recent years, have since passed, Bridgewater has grown into a assuring the college's physical growth needs well comprehensive regional college offering more than into the next century. 100 undergraduate and graduate liberal arts and • There are eight residence halls. professional degree programs. Here is a profile of • The John Joseph Moakley Center for Technologi­ key statistics*: cal Applications - one of the nation's finest and * Data through July, 1997 most up-to-date educational technology facilities - opened in September, 1995, and is the hub of Students the college's expanding use of technology in • More than 7,000 undergraduate students and teaching and learning. 1,400 graduate students are enrolled at • Alumni Park, a new baseball and softball com­ Bridgewater. plex, was opened for use in the 1996-1997 • Approximately 5,600 are full-time students and academic year. The park was built through a 2,800 are part-time students. partnership between the college and the • Resident students number nearly 2,000. Bridgewater State College Foundation. Adjacent • Minority students comprise 8 percent of the total fields for soccer and field hockey have all been student body, and in recent years efforts to recruit refurbished by the college in recent years. greater numbers of students of color have been Together they form an outstanding outdoor successful to the point that 10 percent of the first­ athletic complex. time, full-time freshman class students are in this category. Faculty and Staff • There are 260 full-time faculty at the college, more than 80 percent of whom hold the doctorate or the highest professional degrees. • Full-time employees number approximately 700 people. The Campus • There are 29 academic and residential buildings on the Bridgewater campus. New scoreboard at Alumni Park baseball/softball complex

4 Our Campus as Community­ New People, New Programs

One of Bridgwater's strongest attributes and most valued assets is the sense of community which exists among students, faculty and staff, alumni, parents and friends. The process of building and strengthen­ ing that community is ongoing. Selected highlights and examples from the past academic year include:

• Assistant to the President for Affirmative Action and Minority Affairs Appointed: Dr. Alan Comedy, the new assistant to the president for affirmative action and minority affairs, joined the staff on February 1, 1997.

• Campus Climate Action Group: A collaboration among faculty, staff and students, the Campus Former HOBA Chair Carl Cruz presents plaque to Ms. Climate Action group was established to help pro­ Gail Snowden, 1997 Mary Hudson Onley Award recipient mote understanding of differences and appreciation celebrate the tenth anniversary of the founding of the of diversity among members of the campus commu­ Hall of Black Achievement at Bridgewater State nity, and to facilitate the development of an open, College. welcoming and supportive environment on campus. • Recognizing Academic Excellence: Two new traditions were inaugurated during the 1996-1997 academic year to recognize outstanding academic achievement:

1. The "Awards in Excellence Program" was begun to honor students who were Freshmen Dean's List students, McNair Scholars, ROSE Scholars, and Who's Who recipients.

Professor John Heller, Department ofArt, is the creator of the 25-year service medallion

• Honoring 25 Years or More of Service: At Convocation 1996, a new tradition was inaugurated by President Tinsley as more than 90 faculty and 2. At Spring Commencement, 1997, each administrators who had completed 25 or more years student who graduated with academic honors wore a of service to Bridgewater received handsome silver distinctive color honors cord denoting his or her medallions crafted by Professor John Heller of the achievements. Department of Art. • Retirees honored in May: The second annual • Tenth Annual Hall of Black Achievement retirement dinner for faculty and staff was held in Celebration: More than 350 people were in atten­ May and 18 members of our community were dance at the Sheraton Hotel in Boston to help honored for their service to the college.

5 The second conference, in June, focused on setting new goals and objectives for the region. Both Serving Southeastern conferences were well attended by legislators, Massachusetts business and education leaders, and public officials from a number of regional agencies.

Bridgewater is the oldest permanently located • Political debates at SSC: In cooperation with public college or university in Massachusetts. The the region's major daily newspaper, The Enterprise, college values its connections to the schools, busi­ the college sponsored two political debates last fall at nesses, and public and private agencies and organi­ the John Joseph Moakley Center for Technological zations which are helping the region to prosper. In Applications. In the 1996-1997, we initiated a number of new programs first debate, U.S. to serve southeastern Massachusetts: Congressman Barney Frank • Institute for Regional Development: Dr. Victor debated his oppo­ DeSantis of the Department of Political Science is the nent, John coordinator of this new resource which opened in Raymond. The September, 1996. The Institute represents point-of­ second debate entry for the connections we already have - and the connections we anticipate developing - with people, Congressman Barney schools, organizations, agencies, and businesses Frank spoke at debate that are part of this region. The Institute also spon­ sors the Center for Legislative Studies, headed by Dr. George Serra of the Department of Political Science, and the Center for Public School Leader­ ship, headed by Dr. Carl Smith of the Department of Early Childhood and Elementary Education.

• Southeastern Massachusetts Economic Development Forums: Two major conferences on economic development in the region were hosted at Bridgewater in the spring, 1997, by the Southeast­ ern Massachusetts Legislative Caucus, co-chaired by State Senator Marc Pacheco and State Represen­ tative Joan Menard.

President Tinsley with Dr. Anthony Cicerone

featured Plymouth County District Attorney Michael Sullivan and his challenger, John Buckley. President Tinsley with • SSC Receives "Spirit of Cooperation" Award: State Senator In fall, 1996, the Bristol County Convention Visitors' Marc Pacheco Bureau awarded its "Spirit of Cooperation" to the college's Southeastern Massachusetts Atlantic The first conference, in March, focused on progress Canada Association (SEMACA). Founded in 1993 by made over the last three years on the "Agenda for Professor Anthony Cicerone of the Department of Southeastern Massachusetts," a set of goals and Economics, SEMACA provides elected officials and objectives established when the caucus met at business leaders from southeastern Massachusetts Bridgewater in May, 1994. U.S. Congressman and Atlantic Canada cities the opportunity to meet Barney Frank was among the participants. and explore business opportunities.

6 Academic Highlights

A number of initiatives were undertaken during the 1996-1997 academic year to help the college strengthen and expand academic programs and services:

• School of Management and Aviation Sci­ ence Established: The Board of Trustees, on September 26, 1996, accepted the recommenda­ tion that a School of Management and Aviation Science be established, effective with the opening of the 1997-1998 academic year. The School of Arts and Sciences and the School of Education and Allied Studies had been established four years earlier. In January, 1997, the Department of Management Science and Aviation Science was separated into three academic departments: Management Science, Finance and Accounting, and Aviation Science.

• New Faculty Appointed: 32 new faculty RiverNet Watershed Access Laboratory and Teacher members were appointed for the 1997-1998 Development Center academic year, 21 to tenure-track positions, • Dr. Kerry Kerber Appointed Dean of Continu­ including 14 faculty in the School of Arts and ing Education: Dr. Kerry Kerber was appointed Sciences, 6 in the School of Education and Allied dean of continuing education and joined the staff on Studies and 1 in the new School of Management August 1, 1997. As dean, he will lead the effort to and Aviation Science. extend the college's outreach to the greater south­ eastern Massachusetts community through ex­ • Master of Public Administration Program: panded offerings of credit and non-credit educational The college's new MPA program admitted its first opportunities. Dr. Kerber was most recently assistant class of 10 students in September, 1996. The first dean for public service and outreach at Western graduating class is expected in May, 1998. Illinois University. • Grants for Educational Reform: During the • Dr. Howard London, Dean of Arts and Sci­ 1996-1997 academic year the college continued to ences: In June, 1996, the Trustees appointed Dr. secure grants for educational reform initiatives. A Howard London dean of the School of Arts and grant for $280,000 for mathematics and science Sciences. Dr. London has been a member of the education was received to support the activities of college faculty for twenty years and is the recipient of the PALMS (Partnerships Advancing the Learning a major Ford Foundation grant. of Mathematics and Science) collaborative, a partnership between the college and K-12 schools • Dr. Laurence Richards Appointed Dean, in southeastern Massachusetts. School of Management and Aviation Science: Dr. Laurence Richards, the founding dean of the School • Teacher Technology Center Established: of Management and Aviation Science, joined the staff The college received a $187,000 grant from the on July 1, 1997. Dr. Richards comes to Bridgewater Massachusetts Board of Higher Education to from the position of chair of the department of establish the Teacher Technology Center in the engineering management at Old Dominion University Moakley Center, which opened in the summer of in Virginia. 1997. The center provides technologies, support services, and a location for pre-service and in­ • Dr. Mary Lou Thornburg Appointed Acting service P-12 teachers and college faculty to Dean, School of Education and Allied Studies: preview, test, design and develop multimedia Effective July 1, 1997, Dr. Mary Lou Thornburg was instructional materials.

7 appointed acting dean of the School of Education and Moakley Center for Technological Applications. Allied Studies while a national search is conducted Through this resource, teachers from school districts for that position. Dr. Thornburg served for more than throughout southeastern Massachusetts will receive thirty years as a member of the college faculty. training in current technologies used to study water quality. Dr. Kevin Curry of the Department of Biologi­ • Dr. Frances Jeffries Appointed Director of cal Sciences submitted a proposal which resulted in Grants and Sponsored Projects: Effective August a $100,000 grant from the Raytheon Company for 1, 1997, Dr. Frances Jeffries began her duties as this program. director of grants and sponsored projects. Dr. Jeffries came to Bridgewater from the California State • Center for Advancement of Research and University at Stanislaus. . Teaching (C.A.R.T.): CART continues to be a resource for faculty and librarians, sponsoring grants • Dr. George Weygand Named "Science Educa­ and promoting discussion of issues related to tor of the Year": Dr. George Weygand of the teaching and learning. Last year, approximately 60 Department of Physics was named the state's faculty received CART grants for scholarly study, "Science Educator of the Year" by the Massachusetts and in May, 1997, CART sponsored a major Association of Science Teachers. Dr. Weygand has conference entitled, "A Celebration of Teaching, been a member of the college's faculty for nearly forty Research and Technology." years. • Academic Achievement Center: The college • RiverNet Watershed Access Laboratory and approved the framework for the reorganization of the Teacher Development Center Established: On current Advising Center into an Academic Achieve­ March 3, 1997, U.S. Congressman Joseph Moakley ment Center at Bridgewater. Planning continues and was present for the unveiling of the new RiverNet a national search for a director will be conducted in Watershed Access Laboratory and Teacher Develop­ the 1997-1998 academic year. ment Center, which is housed in the John Joseph

Technology: A Key Component of Bridgewater's Future

The opening of the John Joseph Moakley 1996-1997 academic year. The college has twelve Center for Technological Applications in 1995 and multimedia-ready classrooms. the subsequent networking of all academic buildings and student residence halls for voice, video and • College Web Site: The college's page on the data transmission have given Bridgewater an World Wide Web went on-line in September, 1996. extremely strong technology base. Faculty, staff and Visit us at www.bridgew.edu to learn the latest news student use of the co)lege's technology resources is of activities and events at the college. continually expanding, and the impact of those resources to enhance teaching, learning and • Fiber-Optic Cable: A fiber-optic link has been communication within the community grows ever installed by the MBTA for the college from the more significant. The following developments campus to Boston. This enables BSC to have a direct occurred in 1996-1997: fiber link to Boston and ultimately to institutions, schools, and organizations throughout the country. • Chief Information Officer Appointed: Mr. Bill Davis was appointed chief information officer after a • President Tinsley Appointed to Technology national search and began his duties on March 1, Boards: President Tinsley was appointed by Gover­ 1997. Mr. Davis came to Bridgewater from the State nor Weld as the public higher education representa­ University of New York, College at Geneseo. tive to the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative. She also works with the New England Board of • Technology Resources: More than 1,200 Higher Education on its initiatives in telecommunica­ computers were in place and operational during the tions and distance learning.

8 Annual Report \

Student Development

• Financial Aid: • LEAD Program: Established as a collaboration with the Brockton Public Schools and sponsored by a • Almost 60 percent of our undergraduate students grant from the Massachusetts Educational Opportu­ (4,481) received financial aid in 1996-1997. nity Program, LEAD provides high school students with academic year and summer enrichment pro­ • Total aid from all sources - scholarships and grams, giving priority to students of color. grants, loans and work study - amounted to $19.6 million dollars, an increase of $1 million • Mentors in Violence Program: A project over the previous academic year. designed to make "a positive change in the way that men view violence toward women" has been initiated • During the last five years, the percentage of aid in at Bridgewater. "Mentors in Violence" enlists college the form of loans has increased from 44 percent student athletes in a coordinated effort to increase to 63 percent. rape awareness and reduce sexual violence against women. Staff in the college's counseling center and • Loan volume has increased by 150 percent during athletics department are responsible for the new the past five years. Borrowing by students has program. more than doubled, while the volume of non-need based loans has tripled. • Student Services Summit Held at BSC: The Massachusetts Board of Higher Education chose • CareerNet Successful: The Career Services Bridgewater as the site for its Student Services Office, in cooperation with the Alumni Office, has Summit in March, 1997. More than 250 administra­ enlisted the cooperation of 600 alumni who help tors and students from 13 campuses of the Massa­ Bridgewater students explore career options. chusetts public higher education system attended workshops on improving services to students. • Office of Multicultural Affairs: In 1996 the Office of Multicultural Affairs was established to • Dr. Lynn Willett Elected President of National develop programs of interest to students from diverse Student Affairs Organization: Dr. Lynn Willett, vice ethnic and racial backgrounds and the community at president for student affairs, was elected president of large. The office also provides academic advising and the American College Personnel Association. She leadership training for the students who are members was installed as president at the association's annual of the African-American Society, the Cape Verdean national convention held in Chicago. The organiza­ Student Association and La Sociedad Latina. tion includes more than 7,000 members.

• Baseball Team in College World Series: BSC's varsity baseball team finished the 1997 season with 29 wins, 11 losses, and 1 tie mark, and the team won both the Massachu­ setts State College Athletic Conference Championship and the Mid-Atlantic Re­ gional Championship. For the second year in a row, the team was invited to play in the Division III NCAA College World Series in Salem, Virginia. The Bridgewater team finished Bears' varsity baseball team competed in College World Series eighth in the nation.

9 Financial Data

The college's operating budget has seen a steady revenues from all sources increased by $2.3 million. increase in recent years. For example, FY 1997 saw Bridgewater State College's unadjusted rev­ an increase in state appropriations from the previous enues and expenditures for the 1996-1997 academic fiscal year of approximately $1.6 million, while total year are represented in the charts below:

$79,322,583 Unadjusted Revenues Private Grants & Gifts $440,391 Auxiliary Enterprises $7,772,485 Government Grants and Contracts r . ~ Other$1,257,862 $17,907,847

~ Local Tuition/Fees $20,050,580

State Appropriations $31,893,418

$79,322,583 Unadjusted Expenditures Operation, Maintenance of Plant $7,581,454 Institutional Support $7,395,420 Scholarships & Fellowships $18,436,858 Student Services $7,013,086 Auxiliary Enterprises $8,319,526

Facilities In addition to regular construction and mainte­ nance projects, the coming of the MBTA to Bridgewater - with the train station for Bridgewater located in the heart of the campus - has resulted in major changes to the physical plant. Among the most significant developments in the facilities area:

• Footbridge Goes; Passageway Built: In June, 1997, the footbridge over the railroad tracks which separate east and west campus was removed, and a pedestrian passageway was completed in July. This The MBTA constructed this underpass which now connects million dollar renovation funded by the MBTA means two sides of the campus for first time in the college history the two halves of the campus are connected for the • Boyden Hall Tower Repaired: The college's first time in the college's history. most recognizable symbol - the bell tower atop Boyden Hall - was removed prior to 1997 Com­ • New Parking Lot, Great Hill Drive: The MBTA mencement, repaired and reinstalled in July, 1997. completed a new parking lot on Spring Street to accommodate 560 cars and a new access road to • Elevator Installed: An elevator was installed in the Great Hill parking lot opened this fall, providing Harrington Hall, making that building accessible to entrance and exit to Route 104. the handicapped.

10 Stewardship In this economic climate, where private funds must • Annual Giving: Last year was an extraordinary provide the 'margin for excellence' for public colleges year for gifts to Bridgewater. Unrestricted annual and universities as they traditionally have for private giving reached $317,426 while another $165,215 institutions, building the college's Annual Fund and came in from restricted and endowed gifts. Special its endowment are crucial. Key developments corporate gifts brought total giving for the year to include: $882,651. In addition, the college qualified for more than $260,000 in state matching funds (see chart). Total Gifts by Designation, 1996-1997 Total gift income for the year exceeded one million dollars, the highest single year total in the college's Makh Received from • State $261,444 history. • Public Higher Education Endowment Incentive Corporate Gifts Program: The state legislature authorized this $400,000 • program to help provide incentives to encourage Endowment Gifts private giving to its public colleges and universities. D $45,957 Through a match of one dollar for every two dollars in private donations, Bridgewater received more than Restricted Annual $260,000 through this program. The matching pro­ D Gifts $119,258 gram has been continued in 1997-1998.

Unrestricted Annual • Other Gifts to the College: Bequests and life Gifts $317,436 income gifts are increasingly important to the college. • A full range of planned and deferred gift programs are Total Giving $1,144,095 available.

Mr. Eugene Durgin, chairman, college's Board of Trustees, at podium and Mr. Louis Ricciardi, '81, chairman, Bridgewater State College Foundation, right, prepare to present a silver bowl to Mr. Robert McWade, vice president of Raytheon Company, in appreciation for $100,000 grant.

• Chairmen's Dinner: The fourth annual Chairmen's Dinner was held on May 3, 1997, co-hosted by Mr. Eugene Durgin, chairman of the college's Board of Trustees, and Mr. Louis Ricciardi, '81, chairman of the Bridgewater State College Foundation. Raytheon Company was honored for its $100,000 support of the RiverNet Watershed Laboratory and Teacher Development Center.

11 12 .' Donor Honor Roll

Barbara Carreiro Angela Mucciarone Gerald Wheland Susan Fredette ancy Carreiro Donna Mutzenard Cynthia Woodard Elaine French Robert Cheverie* Mary Myers Stephen Furtado Rosemary Colvin Linda Nickelson 1973 Bruce Gaines Jean Connelly Susan Noyes B- Jayne Alexander Lynne Galuska Donald Cosgrove Celina Oliveira William Allard Denise Gendreau Joseph Cotton Denise Orzech Janet Allen Mary Gleghorn Paula Archibald r Thomas Coulombe Joanne Panunzio Richard Gobi Denise Aronson Lynn Cropper William Panunzio Mary Golar* Sandra Avola Francis Cullen* Joan Paquette Louise Graham Virginia Babaian Charles Dacey Anita Perry Jane Hall Elizabeth Danico Lynne Petitjean Wayne Bachand M, Dolores Hansen Joan Darcy John Plouffe Joanne Bean Linda Harper Dorothy Davey Mary Plouffe Linda Beith Sandra Hart Susan de Aguiar Rogerio Ramos Maureen Berman Brenda Herbeck Greg Dellorco Felicia Reitz James Berry Kathleen Hockenberry Linda DiPasqua Margaret Reynolds Diane Biggieri Sharon Howard Arlene Blumenthal Kathleen Entwistle Martha Rheaume Kathleen Jaaskelainen Deborah Boiros Jessie Fergusson Theodore Rich Jane Johansen Sandra Brown Stephanie Foley Kathleen Ross Daniel Johnson Karen Gannon Marcia Roy Jerome Burke MarionKade Christine Giddings Betty Rust Joan Burke Leo Kobs Jane Gobeil Thomas Sanford Patty Burns Mary Ellen Kuzmeski Richard Butler Ellen Goldman Nancy Sarzen Janel Lafond-Paquin Ellen Campbell Patricia Haddad Mary Savolainen Peggy Le Verso Nancy HaW Cathleen Shachoy Catherine Campbell Donita Lenahan Patricia Halloran Kathleen Shea* Patricia Carelli Alice Lopresti Helen Harrington Nancy Shemeth Norman Cartmill Marie Mackiewicz Susan Horigan Bernadette Silva Barbara Carvalho Pauline Madenjian Dolores Charron Donald Houghton William Silva Mary Ann Mahoney Rollene Howard Raymond Sinnott Jane Clemons Moynihan Pamela Clift Joanna Hunt Sharon Skladany Stephanie Mallory Patricia Connors Helen Jackson Barbara Smith James Martelli Delores Jakaus Kenneth Smith Margaret Copeland Elaine Martino Donna Coughlin Dawn Johnson Mary Smith Janice Martino George Kelly William Smith Kim Crowley Elizabeth Maxwell Melo Bonnie Cruz Linda Kelly Douglas Somerville Robert McLaughlin Patricia Kennedy Raymond Sousa Claire Cullinane Carolyn Meier Claire Kirkcaldy Frank Speeckaert Sandra Curtis Lynne Mendes Beverly Cyr Brown Patricia Kirsch Stephen Speropolous Joan Moore Ronald Dailey Claire Lacerda Marie Stringer Cheryl Nastri Peter Lauricella Judith Sullivan William Day Cecelia Nelson Mary Delfanti Elizabeth Lavin Thomas Sullivan Judy Nigrelli Sandra Lawrence Victoria Takki Susan Dempsey Christine Nye Philip LeFavor Jean-Marc Teixeira Louise Domingos Sandra Pennington Susan Lessoff* Linda Tesauro Joseph Dotolo Joan Perrow Joan Livingston Cynthia Tinsley Wayne Duchemin Susan Pieroni Susan Lunn Robert Tocci Paul DuCott Elizabeth Ponte Marie Lusk Barbara Tomawski Lucille Dumas Parkinson* Elizabeth Ponte Brian Dunning* Margaret MacBarron Kathleen Trainor Linda Rapoza Kevin MacCaffrie Kathryn Tripp Patricia Esposito Susan Reed-Chambers Kathleen Maguire William Turner Christine Fagan* Robert Rich Patricia Manchester Carol Vance Carol Fallon Paul Rigby John Marvelle Ellen Vaughan Gail Fantegrossi Diane Ritchie Joan McElwee William Walker Mary Foniri Philip Robitaille Sheila Mitchell Richard Warnock Donna Fournier Constance Rock Kathleen Monahan David Webster Anne Francis John Rust Charles Francis John Moniz Joel Weissmant Ronald Safer

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Irene Sancinito Ann Cowan Kathryn Murphy Karen Berube Deborah Sarrey Cathleen Cripps Paul Murphy Carl Blanchard Joseph Sarrey Denise Cuneo Anne Nigra Aida Botelho Elizabeth Scanlon Janet Cushing Dennis Oakman Rita Broman Judith Schmidt David Dahl Audrey Paddock Barbara Butler Mary Scott Wendy DaSilva Katherine Patenaude Joel Butler Elizabeth Seibold Carol Demello Susan Pease Ronald Campbell Diane Serras James Donatelli Christine Pelosi Melanie Campia* E. Mary Shea Teresa Doyle-Smitht Thomas Perry Darlene Campos-Farrell Michael Sheehan Anne Dutra Patricia Pratt Kathleen Camuso* Joyce Sherman Gertrude Fatula Theresa Pratt Wang* Charlotte Carr Bernadette Silva Albert Ferreira Theodora Psilekaris Robert Carroll Janice Smith Mary-Ellen Filosa James Reedy Judith Casey* Jeanne Smith Elaine Fink-McAlice Linda Reimels Elaine Clement-Holbrook Lea Snow Richard Aorence Beverly Rich Diane Colebourn Margaret Sousa Susan Furtado Ruta Ruicis Martin Conceicao Charlene Steele Dennis Gagne Faye Santos Alda Correia Janice Sundell Beverly Gaudet Pamela Seibert Thomas Coughlin* Mary Svenson Angela Gerth Deborah Sensenig Janis Creeger Joan Terra Susan Giammalvo John Shea Keith Crochiere* George Terzakis Kerin Gochis Karen Sheehan James Daley Judith TIchnor Kathleen Gosselin Grace Simmons Maureen Daley Elizabeth Trubia Philip Greim* Bonnie Smith Kathleen Daly Donald Uvanitte Linda Grilli Paula Soroka Karen Deady Tobias Vasconcellos Herbert Hamilton Mary Speropolous Patricia De Garavilla Karen Vinson Ruth Hathaway Jeanette Spinale George Deliyiannis Sharon Walker Robert Hazlett Gloria Stanton* Paul Dempsey Patricia Walls Kathleen Hill Deborah Stein Barbara D'entremont Linda Warnock Roxanne Hilliard Kathryn Stewart Sharon Dieffenderfer Elizabeth Williams Matthew Hogan Lynne Sullivan Patricia Doverspike Joan Woodbury Ann-Marie Holland Robert Sullivan Mary Dubois Dianne Worden Marianne Horan* Richard Svenson Cynthia Eagar 1974 Linda Jean Nancy Taber Charles Ellsworth Elaine Allard Frederick Jordan Harold Taylor Karen Erikson Stephen Banks Linda Jordan William Tayl<;>r Karen Eson Nancy Barron Nancy Kane­ Mary Tousignant Joanne Estes Paul Battistini Barbara Kelley* Roberta Treinavicz Paula Fay Paula Beasley Josephine Koelsch Capt. Jane Vieira Donna Ferreira Rose Bevis Richard Kolikof Linda Vitagliano Muriel Finnegan Laurie Bianchi Richard Kozik Veronica Wainwright Paula Friski Wanda Bouchard Deborah Lacey Rev. Deborah Walters Joanne Gallant Susan Boyle Darlene LaFrance Mary Welch Anthony Garafalo Carmella Burgio Kenneth Lagace Donna Wolohojian Melissa Gell William Campia* Kathleen Lavin John Zilinskas Suzanne Gent Anthony Candito Raymond Leach 1975 Ann Gerald Carol Candito Jill Levesque Janet Abraham James Gibbons Ann Cappannari Rosemary Macek Nancy Adamczyk­ Paul Girouard Gay Carpenter Dennis Mallinson Jane Altobelli Bruce Gobi Frank Caruso Colette Marcotte Patricia Anania Cynthia Goodhile John Celani Diane Marks Catherine Auger Mary Gouveia Patricia Chapman Brenda Martin Judith Aveni Joy Greim* Cheryl Clark Joseph Masi Margaret Baczek Gregory Hall Kathleen Cocorochio Susan Matheson Janice Barris Ellin Hannon Smith Lee Coleman-Shea Linda McGowan Roger Barzelay Judith Hansmeyer Jane Connolly Maryann McLaughlin Kathryn Battillo* Jeanne Hardman Laurence Contrino David McNeaney Annette Beauregard Craig Harris Virginia Contrino Ellen McWade Daniel Beauregard Dianne Harrison Martha Corcoran Godfrey Ann Mello James Beith Peter Hartel Christine Mello Cynthia Hatch* " Donor Honor Roll

Deborah Hazlett Annemarie Rodrigues David Carey Michael Joy Julianne Hennebury Marie Rogers Diane Carney Patricia Kalicki Kathleen Higginbottom Rose Ruel Michelle Caruso Gerard Kates MaryHill" Shirley Rydell Laurie Cash Elizabeth Keetley Robert Holt Anthony Salerno" CarolCass Marc Kerble Joan Hulme Ernest Sanborn Kathleen Ciullo Jane Koziol Karen Jackson Marianne Sanborn Robert Ciullo John LaCava Kathleen Jagielski AnnSaur Ann Clark Jean Lacivita O'Brien Richard Johnson" Jane Sauter Joseph Clark Patricia Landine Richard Jones Ann Shanley James Clithero Susanne Leary Sandra Junier Cheryll Shea Louise Colburn Guy LeVan Carol Kosicki- James Shea . Clifton Colby Judith Locke Gary LaFave Joan Sheedy Jean Cornita Gina Lynch Albert LaFrance Christina Shewry Janice Conroy John Lynch Anne LaFrance Lucille Silva Eileen Crochiere" Lynn Lyons Karen Lavoie Nancy Silvia Laurindo Dagraca Constance MacDonald Susan Leddy Lauren Simmons Joseph DeCosta Jean MacDonald Barry Lew Richard Steadman Linda Doherty Michael Maguire Gary Lincoln Rhonda Stein Laureen Dolloff-Jasmin Virginia Maguire Toni Lynch Maureen Stetson Margaret Downey Paula Maistrellis" Joan Lynch-Silver CarolSuby Robert Doyle Deborah Margarite Patricia Mathewson Tanya Sullivan Mary Duggan Stephen Margarite Sarah Matlock Janice Swanson Nancy Eldredge Catherine Mason Nancy Matos Shelagh Taylor Robert Entel Jane McElwee" Paul McCarthy Doris Thede Thomas Fahey III Dorothy McGann" Margaret McCormick" Evelyn Tonelli" Evelyn Ferioli James McGowan Jane McGuinness Anastasia Troubalos Daniel Ferreira Priscilla McGuire Raymond McKay" Patricia Trudelle Sherin Ficarra Nancy McSharry Ann McLaughlin Barbara Urban Phyllis Field Donna Melanson James McLaughlin Ann Ventura Beth Finkelstein Hilda Merdkhanian Lee McNeaney Michael Vieira William Fletcher Marguerite Miller I Peter McPhail Richard Warren Nancy Florence Susan Mollica John McSharry Susan Watrous Lawrence Flynn Virginia Monaco Meredith Menton Gail Zanaitis Helen Forsgard Janice Moraux Christine Messier 1976 Nancy Forsyth Charles Moreira Michael Metcalf Cheryl Abbott Sally Furtado Kathleen Morey Wayne Miller William Abraham Karen Garcia James Mullen Debra Mulkeen Janet Allain Heidi Gervino James Nicoletti John Mulkeen Arthur Allanbrook Valerie Gill Debra Page Susan O'Donnell F. Robert Allison Jean Giordano Neil Pare Kenneth Ottariano" BethAnnino William Giordano Ann Paulson Theodora Ottariano" Patricia Arruda Abdelal Andrea Golden Nancy Perry Jean Ouellette Kathleen Arruda Marie Griffin Albert Pietrantonio Kenneth Owen Dolores AuCoin Sarah Hague Patricia Pietrantonio Paula Parnagian Gayle Balestracci Jeanne Hall Debra Pizzi Robert Perkins Judith Battistini Beverly Harris Mark Poirier Barbara Peterson Richard Beaulieu David Hart Robert Pratt" Kathleen Pittman Patricia Beaver Linda Hasouris Doreen Quintiliani Joel Pointon Joan Begin Mark Hayer Raymond Raposa" Anne Priante Elizabeth Bennoch Kathy Helean Ellenmarie Rhone Shirley Pyne David Beshara Joyce Hicks Barbara Rich Deborah Querzoli Kathleen Bessette Steven Hill Deborah Robinson Donna Quirk Dennis Bollea James Hinds" Lynn Rose Maria Resendes Gilbert Bowker Denise Hixon Cynthia Rossini Thomas Richard Diane Brown Edna Hollander JohnRull Howard Richman Donald Buckley Peter Holt Deborah Ryan Suzette Riley Rachel Canha Kathleen Hutchinson Lee Scott Michele Robillard Christine Johnson Anne Seitsinger

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499" Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Roy Seitsinger Mary DuBois Marie Piepiora Douglas Daniels" Janice Semple" Barbara Dunham Rhonda Pruss Stephanie Delvecchio Peter Sietins Paul Eaves Charles Raimo George DeMarco Benjamin Silva Nancy Edwards Russell Rand Donna DeStefano Joseph Silvi Donna Entwistle Mary Regan Lynn Ducharme David Staples Minty Farrissey Theresa Riordan Jeffrey Entwistle Charles Stockbridge­ Patricia Fatseas Annette Roberts Michelle Ferreira Stacey Taylor Richard Faust Judith Rose Karen Fessenden Lorraine Thornhill Nadine Fernandes Michael Ross Robin Fielding Michael Tolivaisa Stephen Fernandes Elaine Sager" Maureen Fuller Mary Trahan Florence Fitzhenry John Schnaible Mary Gammon Martha Trapp William Flaherty Dayna Scribi Linda Garant John Vereollone­ David Forrest Lorraine Simon Patricia Gardner Susan Wanner Catherine Fortier-Barnes Maureen Smith Janet Gassett Eileen West Virginia Gardner Virginia Snell Kim Gehrke- John Wheeler Nancy Gentile Lynn Solberg Marie Goodwin Elaine White Donald Gfroerer Barbara Sullivan Linda Green Susan Winroth Judith Gillespie Ronald Sullivan Linda Greenwood Karen Woodsum Julie Goss George Sutherland G.Gregory Douglas Woodworth Susan Hackney Luke Sweeney Francis Hagerty Henry Woronicz" Susan Hanson Helen TIbbo Laurie Harding Lorraine Xavier Michael Hatch" Dorothy Tisevich" Nancy Hayes 1977 Rita Howes Richard Tonner Peter Hayes Bertrand Allain NancyImai Marylou Tremblay Eileen Holzman Dana Almeida Stephanie Ingraham Paula Vercollone­ Anita Honkonen Debra Almeida James Johnson Dorothy Vieira Carol James Cynthia Alves Ann Jones JodyWalsh Ernest Johnson Susan Ambrozavitch Carol Jones Stephen Washkevich Phyllis Johnson Michaeleen Arruda Pearl Keinath Jeanne White Karen Kane Lee Atlas Maria Klisiaris Jeanne White Timothy Kane John Balutis Nancy laCava Douglas Young Daniel Keating" Thomas Battillo" Kathleen laFlamme 1978 Kathleen Keating" Donna Bever" Vrrginia Landers Lisa Adams Kathleen Keirstead Doreen Bezanson Mary Lawson Lauren Anderson Caron Ketchum Linda Biela Barbara Lennon Carleton Atwood Daryl Kirby Lance Blackwood Barbara Lightizer Lynn Bachman Cheryl Laforge Karen Bockstall William Lord James Barrington Susan Lawson" Carl Boen Anthony Maistrellis" Marc Belhumeur Lisa Louttit" Judith Boyle Karen Malloy Lynne Benson Thomas Luby Peter Brockney Marie Manning Maureen Bisaga Barbara Maffeo Mary Buchanan Judy Manoogian Carol Bolduc Paul Maguire Edna Carroll Robert Mansur David Bousquet Constance Marini Vikki Ciampa Joan Martin Kenneth Bowers Gary Marrese Maureen Cooney Michael McCabet Alice Boyle Nancy Martin" Brenda Correia Paula McGinn Steven Briggs Mary McDonald John Correia Marie McKenzie Linda Brouillette Gail McMorrow Donahue Jerrold Cote Michael McKenzie Doris Butchard Barbara McNamara Carol Crossland Linda McNeilly" Jean Cahill Kathleen Millard Glenn Cryan Carol Misiewicz" Marybeth Carney Frank Nackelt Judith Curran Buck Kathleen Montagano Eloise Carrier ShaunaNute Karen Dauer Barbara Morache James Catelli Jane O'Connell Linda Deane Kathryn O'Connor Louis Cifelli Thomas O'Connell Mary-Ellen D'Espinosa David Oliveira Kevin Cooney Debra O'Neil" Patricia Di Cristofaro Terry Paddock Mary Costello Maria Perrone-Martin Patricia Donovan Brian Parsons Eliza Couture Sheila Perry William Dowd" Bradford Paul" Carolyn Cribbie Diane Peterson Donna Downey Wayne Perry Andrea Crook Robert Pineault Susan Doyle Cynthia Phillips Marguerite Dalton LeePolicow Lee Phillips David Racette Donor Honor Roll

Judith Rantanen Michelle Hallamore Mary Swiatek William Erwin RogerRec Maureen Hartel Christine Taylor Jeff Finan Matthew Reilly Gary Haskell Kristen Thompson Colleen Foisy Dennis Roberts TImothy Hickey Anne Thorpe John Foisy Sandra Ross Eileen Horgan Patricia Tierney John Franceschini Jr Elaine Santos Marianne Howard Lawrence Tufts Patricia Gaudet Heidi Sardina Gregory Kasabian Anne Viveiros Therese Giove Cheryl Smalley Robert Kirschner Martha Wagner Nora Glynn Janet Smith Patricia Kucharski Brenda Wall Robert Glynn Arthur Solomonides* Ruth laBonte Elizabeth Weatherstone Sharleen Goguen Phillip Souza* Barbara Lashley James Wells Joseph Gonsalves* Craig Stanovich Stephen Linhares* . Carla Wieners Maureen Graney* Thomas Stein Barbara Luby Aurelia Worton Carol Grip Concetta Stoeckel Michael MacHardy Jeannette Wynne Cynthia Guimond Judy Sullivan John Marshall Ann Hall David Swanton 1980 Joshua Hamilton Betsy Mason Frederick Adams Jill Swanton Theresa Maurer-Isaacson William Hazel Samuel Swetland Dorian Alba David Hickey Karen McCarthy Pamela Alvares Paul Tero Allison Hill Kevin McCarthy Patricia Ambrose John TImmons Jeannette Irving Joseph McDonald Mary Auger Patricia Tokarz Kenneth Mierzykowski Helen Johnston Marilyn Trainor Richard Auger Elaine Kambegian Douglas Mildram Kathy Baldwin Kathleen Tucker James Kane Maria Molino-Jusczyk Leslie Barone Robert Tucker Peter Molitor Diane Kearns Veronica Turner Marilyn Barrington Christina Lafferty Kathleen Morrison Vicky Bearce Daniel Vieira Carol Lamb Susan Morrison Cheryl Bedard Susan Waletkus Susan Murphy Elizabeth Leary* Anne Whitaker Debra Boyce Alice Lebel Helen Nowak Stephen Brayman Angela White Nancy O'Connor Diane LeDuc Stephanie Whited Rosemary Burns Molly Lesniak Mary O'Neil Rudewicz Sharyn Busnengo James Wilkins William Lunsford Gerard Oakman Donna Butler Joyce Yarrow Joseph Lupica Maryellen O'Dowd Diane Calderone Zerafa* 1979 Cynthia Ouellette Barbara MacKinnon Lois Callahan William Mackinnon Angela Andrews Mary Ouellette Robin Carmody Michael Palma Richard Maggiani Dianne Baran John Cleary Diane Belcher Danny Patenaude Patricia McCracken Paul Clifford M. Scott McDonald Victoria Bezoenik* Roberta Pearl Robert Collins Karen Boudreau Jamie Pratt George Mikitarian Jr Sharon Collins Brian Mitchell Nancy Brown William Quist* Nina Conroy Gail Cannata Robert Reardon Karen Moore Ann Correira Rosemary Moran Frederick Celeste Cynthia Regan David Correira Leo Charron Debora Richall June Muir Kathleen Cox* Betty-Ann Mullins Ana Costa James Rogers David Crawford Alyce Crowell Carol Rossi Ramona Nichols Susan Crook Judith Nickley* Carol Dauphinee Donna Russo Mary Cuevas Anthony Demasi Sheryl Sacharoff Susan O'Brien Nancy Cunningham Mary O'Toole Catherine Drezak Linda Sands Margaret Curtis Janet Perkins Eleanor Dumas Linda Saunders Margaret Daly Robert Duquette Leslie Scott-Lysan Leslie Perreault Cynthia Danahey-Correia Joan Picard Joyce Dwyer Steven Seminerio Maryellen Dickinson James Farrell Karin Sheppard Joan Poggi Maryann Dineen Louise Poirier Anne Fernandes Sheryl Simmons-Raftery Denise Donnelly Joan Pucillo Robin Gautreau Evelyn Sloan Leo Donoghue Nancy Glover Jayne Snarsky Ana Raposo Philip Drugge Jean Remillard Antonio Gonsalves Edythe Songini-Sweeney Richard England Joseph Resmini Stephen Gray Thomas Staples Glen Enos J. Robosky Glenn Guenard Karen Stepka Joanne Erickson

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Mary Rodrigues Karen Kelley ancy Farrar Mechelle Bolden Stanley Russell Patricia Kelliher Lynn Feingold Laura Bradley Nancy Ryan Robert Kroon Laura Foster Marilyn Browne Brian Salvaggio* Anne Kummer-Davis Audrey Fusco-Benoit Cheryl Caira Richard Scherer Doreen Langer Denise Galvin Patricia Canniff Gary Sethares Elaine LeBoeuf Maureen Gardner David Cogliandro Patricia Sherrerd* Elaine Levesque Gerald Griffin Robert Colangeli* Brian Sullivan* Mary Love Jeffrey Grinley Laurie Correia Judith Sullivan Barbara Manning Pamela Higgins Michael Couture Mary Sullivan* Jody Marshall Donna Hruniak Karen Croteau Frances Sylvester Joseph McDonald Thomas Hutchins Mary Jane DeGrazia Diane Thomas Karen McKenna Emily Jerome Michael Dowd Deborah Tokarz-Cordeiro Daniel McNulty Georgia Joyce Mary Dunn-Miner Joan Towne Maureen Mello Donna Kaiser Kathleen Elie lldiko Vincze Sharon Mendonca Corrine Kalaijian Ruth Fairburn Lynne Walsh Ann Millett Gregory Kane Linda Glynn Robert Whitaker Kathy Mohler-Faria* Suzanne Lefevre Joanne Gregory Carol Whiting Richard Mulcahy Lisa Lipschutz Donna Grugnale Kevin Mulkern Jennifer Loftus Michael Grugnale 1981 Ronald Murphy* Lisa Lundy N.Guerard Deborah Araujo Mark Nolan William Lynch Joan Harold Rita Austin Peteris Ozols Mary MacCaffrie Roberta Hobaica Andrew Bagas Marjorie Perry Tracey Martineau John Hoey Valerie Bagas MaryPessa Kathleen McCoy Laura Hoey Donald Baillargeon Cynthia Ricciardi ~ Charles Mendes Donna Jenssen Sandra Baker Louis Ricciardi ~ Mary Mikita Manuel Jerome Cynthia Bertoncini Sherri Riley Allan Moniz Judith John Kathleen Boggan Valerie Santry Jane Mulvihill Deborah Kasabian Douglas Boyd Michael Sardina Cynthia Murphy* Sandra Kostka Merrill Bryant Susan Shallman Michael Nickley* Debra Kramer Rose Buck Janice Silvani Jack Nicolas Judith Lally Joanne Butler-Boyd Dennis Soares Kathleen Norton Nancy LaRiviere Mary-Carol Cate Frederick Spencer George O'Brien Johanna Lawlor James Chiavaroli Martha Sullivan John 0'Day Edward McDonough Marylyn Colburn Anna Thomas Susan O'Day Janice Mead Carol Coletta Joseph Verria Dorothy Pearl Marie Mellor Daniel Inckinson Maryann Verria Robert Pearl Joyce Moore Joan Dirninico Terry Warner Richard Pizzuto Geoffrey Morton Leanne Dowd Judith Whitham Ann Richards Paula Morton Beverly English Victoria Salenius Brenda Murphy Joanne Flaherty 1982 Diane Salvucci Paula Nargi Gary Ackerman Susan Ford Mary Susan Santos Laurie Nash-Brown Kathleen Agostinelli Elizabeth Foster Claire Sheehan Paul Nelson Paul Auger Lawrence Frazier Kathleen Simonds Marilyn O'Shea Carol Baldwin Robin Gangi Elisabeth Strachan Marc Pelletier Frank Barbuto Susan Gierej Paul Prado Dorothy Benson June Strojny Michele Giroux Robert Tankard Judith Roberts Michael Bradley Julie Glauben-Sullivan Catherine Thomas David Robichaud* Cynthia Conley Rosa Goncalves Catherine Vaughn Diane Ross Cheryl Corkery Richard Gopen Joan Walkey Priscilla Rutherford Maura Cullen Mary Ellen Gray Patricia Webber Rosa Santos Ellen Cuttle Mary Harrild Tracey White Maria Schouten-Moniz Ann Dawson Jeffrey Hawkins Vanessa Whittington-Brown Nancy Silva Martha Deprez Karen Healy Maryellen Woods Mary Sperandio Nancy Donnelly Sally Hopfner Susan Zecchini Thomas Stoll Victoria DuBois Janet Horkey John Strachan Deborah Duffy 1983 Esta Jacobs Donna Swift Donna Eddy Richard Agostinelli Tracy Jellows Jane Sword Judith Eddy Anthony Asci Donna Johnson Karen Thompson Mary Johnson Christine Evans Louise Baptista Donor Honor Roll

Phyllis Warren* Karen Phelan William Geary 1986 Robin Watkins* Deborah Pillon Bobbie Gregg Rhonda Ackerman Maura Yanosick Sandra Prado Margaret Guiney Alice Aguiar 1984 Olney Quirnby* Judith Hall Jean Belanger Deborah Quinn Kathleen Argo Norma Harrington Kevin Belanger Jane Racine Steven Baillargeon Stephen Hughes Janice Bourne Paula Ritchie Laurie Bibby Dean Johnson Laura Brady Brian Rogan* William Brown Robin Lataille Mary-ann Bridgwood Miriam Rubin Paulo Carreiro Jill Lazzeri Elizabeth Byron Karen Silvia Janemari Chateauvert Kristine Leahy Terrell Cote-Vizard Cynthia Skowyra Cheryl Coffin Laura Levesque Nancy Crehan Douglas Stairs Anthony Coniglio . Wendi Levine Robert Crossman* Susan Strakus Mark Dennen Audrey Little Maureen Daher Cheryl Studley David Dion Marianne MacCorrnick Robert Degirolamo Tina Talanian Lucy Driscoll Allison Madigan Audrey Depatto Christine Tempesta Robert Dw1kley Marion Malone Jeffrey Deschenes Maria Tobin Colangeli* Mary Flanagan Amy Marcus Darlene Donovan Janice Traina Colleen Flood Heidi Marotta Marie Dorismond Beverly Tremblay Doreen Floyd Marie Martin Paula Driscoll Carol Trulio Diane Forrnisani Jeffrey May Gill Enos Debbie Jean Voorhees Mary Francis George McCarron Marian Ferris Carol Wong Norman George Matthew McDonnell Joyce Fleck Valerie Wood Brenda Green Patrick McGlynn Suzanne Galvin Timothy Woodward Laurie Green Carolyn McKearney John Graham Leslie Griffin Scavo* 1985 Stephen McNaughton Curtis Guillotte* James Hachey Domingo Amado Peter Michael Marcia Hall Daniel Harold Jeffrey Anuszczyk Debra Morrell-Woodard Donna Hall-Le£f* Michael Healy Susan Averill Fariborz Motamedi Leslie Halnen Steven Howes Catherine Baker Marguerite Mullaney Ja-anne Hays Kathleen Hubsch Judith Bardfield Karen O'Beirne Mary Hunter Mrs Dana Huekell Kelly Barnatchez Arlene O'Donnell Michael Keegan Robin Ingersoll Jill Barres Marilyn Ogle Pamela Kelley Albert Inglesi Gregory Barrett Sean O'Malley Timothy Killion Marguerite Jacinto* Kimberly Belland Pamela O'Neil Joseph LaFrance Laurie Padula Jeanne Jarnagin Steven Berardino Laurie Lundergan Barbara Jensen John Billings Melissa Penney Maureen Lydon Warren Jones* Margaret Bouchard Darlene Pereira Virginia Machado Edward Kamel Denise Cahill Manuel Pereira David MacKenzie Paula Kelly Karen Callahan Judie Polcari Russell MacMillan Valerie Kroon Alison Campbell Janice Proc Tracey Mallory Priscilla Lane Cynthia Carey Patricia Rapoza David Mason Suzanne Lillie David Cassinelli Kathryn Riese Kevin Maunsell Rosemary Litwinczuk Margaret Cassinelli Lisa Rodericks Timothy McGonagle Donna Litz Darlene Cogliandro Carlene Rogers Patrick McGuire Christine Lortie Nina Constantinides Judith Rolt Lisa Morano Sandra Maccaferri Pamela D'Esopo June Roy-Martin Mark Nora Pamela Mahoney-Pacheco Capt. Daniel Dicesare Paul Schlegel Donna O'Malley Carolyn Maltz Mary Donovan Donald Schloth Carolyn Parsley Diane Mandeville-McNamara Alison Doucette Pamela Seagrave Marjorie Payne Kathlene Mankus Margy Drew Christopher Sheedy Susan Pickering Joanna Marchand Richard Dubee Suzanne Sprague Audrey Pinato Lauretta Maslanka Kerri Eck Karen Stairs Ralph Plotke Sandra Morrow-Cabral Cathy Escalona Judith Stuart John Pozerski Elizabeth Myra Donna Ferris Anna-Maria Sukeforth Debra Priddle Philip Patterson Susan French Donald Watson Licia Rando Elizabeth Pepin Gregory Froio Daniel Whitham Dorothy Scammon Wayne Zifcak Meredith Schuft

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Martha Sigel Janet Rogerson Mark Reynolds* Arlene Polvinen Sandra Smith Mrs Lori Rooney Elizabeth Sheibley Jean Proctor Brian Spears Janet Sherman Karen Stacey Barbara Reynolds Frances Stoddard Joanne Tetreault Laura Storey* Susan Riley James Storey Edward Valla Mary Sullivan Amy Roginielewicz Scott Stratton Marcy Wright Susan Sullivan Adrian Rondileau. Theresa Stratton 1988 Mrs Elizabeth Sweeney John Sannella, III Sean-Patrick Sullivan* Jean Bailey Sarah Vannozzi JeanneSamo Rev. Elizabeth Tarbox Amy Blanchard Keith Wilcox Kevin Sawyer Dorothy Thayer Keith Bourdon 1989 Karen Shine Nancy Williams David Bresse Lynn Bailey Shawn Spencer Charles Wright Kathleen Buschenfeldt Regina Behan Barbara Swartz Leslie Yancich Linda Cabana Nancy Bernier Patricia Taylor 1987 Alfred Calk Lisa Berry Lynne Thomas Jean Adams Mary Casey Elizabeth Boland Lauren Walsh Sheri Amara Christopher Clark Michael Booth Renee Weiss Wayne Anderson Carolyn Cleary Brenda Boudreau Bethanne Welch TiagoAnes* Kevin Convery Kellie Bresnehan 1990 CSM Francis Ardita Irene Costa-Hart Thomas Butler Karen Andrade Shirley Baer Christine Cotter Virginio Cadete David Baker Maureen Barrett Cynthia Crandlemere Ellen Caron Ruth Batson* Kathleen Benson Antonio Dacunha Kathleen Clinton Sandra Bell Lauren Bina Sheila De Bettencourt Diane Coffey Kelly Bettencourt Paul Bonitto Nicole Desmarais Matthew Collins* Mark Bossi Linda Bosworth Bruce Deviller Rachel Collins* Michael Bruemmel Carl Cabral* Thomas Doyle Mrs Paula Como Debra Bry Janet Chamberlain Joseph Dragon Patricia M Cordeiro John Bums Margaret Connolly Barbara Emerson Elaine Crowley Jane Cafferty Joy Cox* Michele Farrell Christopher Daly Kathleen Camey-Bartol Theresa Cronin Ann Fennessey Patricia Desiata Sandra Carraggi Daryl Crossman* Lynn Garcia Louise Devine Manny Cavalo Kathleen Cutting Louis Ghelfi Joann Dilley Russell Cazeault Maureen Dargon Anne Gibbons Paul Donovan Thomas Chamberlin Jacqueline Devanski Kimberly Guerin Michael Dooley Michael Coller Christopher Fanton Gertrude Haddad Christine Dragon Judith Crowley Elaine Flaherty John Hayes Lisa Duffy Kevin Cusack James Flynn* Leslie Hickey Paul Duffy Thomas Dowd Annrnarie Frost Karen Hom Francis Duncan William Egan Rick Giuliotti Karen Jacobs Wendy Egan Susan Faria Michael Goyetch Suzanne Jevne Lisa Elliott Janet Favreau Sheila Grant Edward Kangas Marci Elman Polly Field Debra Jenest Debra Karlberg Geraldine Farwell* Sheila Finnegan Susan Kincaid Jocelyn Knightly Michael Feltman Patricia Foley Kevin Kindregan* Barry Lamkin Kathleen Fuller Richard Fontaine Gary Larsen Elizabeth Larkin William Gagliard Robert Gardner John Lee* Margaret Laurianno Paul Gatanti Jr Elfrieda Gershman Michelle Lombardo Debra Letendre Patrick Hurley Earlene Gordon* Joan Manoogian Mrs Jeanne Mahanna* Robert Katilus Cheryl Gorgone Alison McDonough Sharyn Malnati Euanna Kelly Diane Goulder Louise McNulty Stephen Marland Denise Kiley James Harrington Tracy Moroni John Mattos Ellen Lennon* Ronald Harris Kathleen Mulligan Mona McNamara Bums Paul Leuchte Joyce Hayes Kim O'Brien Paul McShane Karen Locke Joanne Heath Rosemarie Pallotto Stephen Moan James Murphy Jeanne Heaton Brenda Pereira Kristin Nicolas Kathryn Nogueira Joanne Hess Donna Quinn Susan Oliveria Claudette O'Connor Lori JeTTier Lydia Riker Rita Pastore Mark Paquin Marsha Johnston Linda Rinta Joan Pozerski John Phelps Paula Karalekas .f Donor Honor Roll

Janet Kelley Gerard Flaherty David Bamford Deborah Marshall Thomas KeIley* David Flannery Tracy Bazegian Virginia Marshall Jeffrey Kinsherf Dana Garlick Wendy Bellew Stephen Mason Frances Lafleur Brian Glavin Kristie Bilodeau Geraldine Mathieu Elizabeth Lambert Anthony Gutierrez Antonio Botelho Carele Mayer Normand Laurianno Kenneth Hayes Karen Bousquet James McElhinney Robert Lowman John Healey Christine Brown Valerie McKay Cynthia Manning Michael Hogan Adele Cain Pamela Mericantante Susan Marble Michael Homer Anthony Capozzi Michael Merrihew Kimberly Marques Andrea Jackson-Miller Gail Castell Maureen Moline Jean Mattila Michael Jerrier Karen Centafanti Joseph Montagna Kathleen McCormack Elizabeth Lagasse . Alison Coates Denise Murphy Kristin Mccuin Paul Lambert Julie Comeau Richard Nelson Michael McCutcheon Jeffrey Lane Michael Connery Charles Neudorfer Robert Mckenna Sheila Lane Maureen Connolly Karen Nickerson Ann Morrillt Laurent Liberge Steven Crovello JorgeOrta Jorge Neves* Ann MacDonald* Michel Daigle Deborah Pacheco Jennifer Newman Maria Elena Magaldi Steven Dean Ruth Pinkus Christopher O'Halioran Kimberly Matthews Erin Deroche Melissa Redfern John Pelrine Janet McAndrew Nancy Donnelly Mary Lou Reinhagen Robert Pimental Charles McDonald Nancy Dourian Geoffrey Reynolds Regina Quirk Mary Ann McKinnon Maureen Drake Michelle Riccio Lynne Reinhalter Michelle McGrath Jeffrey Driscoll Theodore Ringold Daniel Rezendes Cynthia Mello TmaFaria Susan Robinson Sandra Rivet Constance Merigo Lisa Farris Barbara Russell Robert Rossi Anne Metzger-Johnson Michael Fennimore Lisa Ryan Maureen Saliba Kathleen Moore Karen Fillmore Christopher Simpson Maureen Scanlon Christine Otenti Karen Flanagan Kristina Sletner James Smith HojunPark Kara Gingras Peter Tarvis Jacqueline Ware Phyllis Parker Francis Goode Anne Tavares Cathleen Warren Lorraine Perrault Bruce Gordon Janice Tripolone Linda Winship Stephen Raymond* James Greene Bonnie Troupe Catherine Zylinski Marian Reed Janie Griffin . Georgina Valante 1991 Teresa Roberts Jennifer Guzikowski Jeanie VanderPyI Linda Alexander Kristina Rota Marianne Hajder Dawn Ventura David Walsh Kathleen Audette Barbara Schultz James Harding Richard Weinhold CarolAyre Kenneth Segal Kelly Herman Kerry Barnes Peggy Sieber John Hickey Thomas Welch Kim Williamson Michael Baumann Patricia Silk Jeanne Holland Karen Winsper Anna Bibeau Elisa Simonian Michele Hollis Deborah Woessner Janet Bornstein Jennifer Smith Thomas Hoye Elizabeth Sylvia Cheryl Wood Jill Bowen Vallery Imbault Christine Bowers Maurice Veiga Karen Johnson Pamela Worden Elisabeth Bridges Judith Vieno Steven Johnston 1993 RobertBry Robin Volpone Mary Kennedy Ellena Adcock 2nd. Lt. Jeffrey Burke Janna Vrlik Wassim Khoury Vmcent Armstrong Mary Chappell Pamela Whelchel John Kowalski James Austin John Chojnowski Stephany Woodward Gary Kruskall Stephen Bettencourt Janine Connell Donna Zardeskas Sharon Ledo John Boorack Richard Conroy Claire Zaya Angela Lockwood Nicole Brunelle Angela Cornacchioli ThomasZaya Lisa Lowe Margaret Carey Frank Coutinho 1992 Thomas Lucey Lorraine Carrozza Susan Daddario Lisa Aguiar Rachel Machado Barbara Chamberlain Louise Dahlborg Elsa Ascenso Margaret Maiato Robert Chew Christina DiIorio-Sterling Leanne Avakian John Malinsky* John Coelho Katherine Falcone Nancy Averill Susan Manning Janie Cohen Margherita Fay Paul Babinski Linda Marganian Laura Colclough

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499" Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Christopher Comeau Lori O'Connell Kristin Cronin Eric Ohlson James Connors Jeffrey O'Connor Lisa Cudworth John Owens Kathrine Constant John Patterson Michael D'Angelo Daniel Parks Erin Costa Nancy Pelletier Paula Daigle David Patrick Regina Cotter Jennifer Penko Michele Davidson Christian Pease Michael Crum Andrew Pike Philip Davies Jr. Melinda Perry Patricia Cummings Kady Plante James DemopOUlos" James Peterson Jr. Patricia De Medeiros Jennifer Plonys Nicholas DiMartino Catherine Pizzuto Julie Deane Thomas Poppey Holly Dottridge Anne Plante Catherine Delaney David Purdy Lauren Egizio Michael Powers Scott Dickson Robin Reed JoAnn Evans Francene Price-Hood Mary Donahoe Heather Ross Richard Fedorowich Jr. Claire Provost Jennifer Dunbar Grace Rudolph Sherrie Feffer Kathy Ramsey Christine Ednie Cheryl Sethares Michael Feldman Nancy Reynolds William Foshey David Smith Lyn Fitzgibbons Robin Roberts Christopher Foster Joanne Smith-Tummino Barbara Gagne Evelyn Roschlein Philip Fox Carmela Sofia" Denise Gaudette Thomas Ross Lauren Garozzo Ann Souza Kristen George Stacey Sanborn Susan Gaynor Erica St. Germain Nicole Gonzalez Brian Shockley AnnMarie Giampietro Brendan Stack Susan Green Marie Small Erica Gilberg Andrew Steffen Chrisann Gregor Henry Staines III David Goulder Deborah Stonefield Michael Hall Christine Tafralian Diane Haase Jeanne Sullivan Leo Hanley Beatrice Tarbox Pamela Hansen Lynne Theroux Mark Henderson Cheryl VanPutten Michelle Hartigan Laurie Thomas Thomas Hicks Valerie White Jacqueline Hazel Sarah Thomas Elberta Hilliard Dean Winslow Matthew Hibbert Peter Vaughan Jill Hosman 1995 Margaret Hoffman Rebecca Vincent Amy Hurteau Cheryl Bouchard Jeanne Jarrett Amy Walsh Rebecca Johnsky Denise Breault Christine Jasper Rosemarie Walsh-Cardin Ann Johnson Diana DeCoste Courtney Jones Elizabeth White Laurie Kenyon Sandra Dushame Christopher Kelly Lance Williams Paul Key Christopher Fleming William Kelly Cynthia Wilson Stephen Kilpatrick Jennifer Glynn Wendy Kowalczyk Diane Woodside Laurel Lawson Lisa Gustin Erin Lane Jennifer Woodside Roger Leary Susan Howard Sondra Lennon 1994 Ann Libby Brett Hurteau Theodore MacGovern Candida Aguiar Alisa LoConte Melissa Keyes Kristin Mahoney Peter Ahearn Caitlin Loftis Kate McDonough Sherri Mahoney Patrick Aicardi Janet Loughlin Teresa McLaughlan Mary Marshall Jessica Almeida Eric MacKenzie Annette Park Robert Matteson Marie-Josee Bergeron Matthew Maderos­ Dianne Quinn Paul McAndrews Kathleen Blume Janet Maguire Carl Swanson Andrea McGinn John Bringardner Paul Mallory Judith Thomas Jeffrey McKenna Marie Burtt Robert Marshalsea William McLellan John McAllister Jr. 1996 Susan Cameron Christina Albernaz Laura McSweeney Sean Canavan Stephen McCarthy Renata Medeiros Stephen McLean Lisa Allen Julie Caprarella Bridget Antonio Stephen Messina Philip Chetwynd Cheryl McMillan Pamela Miller Fatima Medeiros Tracey Barnett Patricia Cole Maurice Barrett Timothy Monaghan Paula Conquest Katherine Mitchell Erica Moreland Lisa Moore Laura Becker Rachel Constantine Tracey Broderick James Munise Maria Couto Pamela Morley Michael Nolan Kerry Mugovero Susan Camacho

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more·

Lisa Carroll Margaret Frostholm Kathleen Langford Tammy Rosbach Brian Ciulla Jason Fulton Michelle Larrivee PamieRoy Janie Cohen Brett Gall Aimee Leonido Karen Saltzman Juliana Collins Kerry Gonsalves Sharon LePorte Armando Santo ShaunCook Richard Gronberg Luke Maguire Deanna Semple Laura Cordone Amy Gunville Beverley Maling Kathryn Smith Seth Cranston Jacob Hackett Emily Marchand Sean Soares Lyn Curtin Anita Hadley . Stacia Mastrangelo Oksana Solop Amy Daley Melissa Hamel Jeanne McCarthy Kimberly Sorrento Danielle DeFusco Eric Heise Kathleen Mullins Cheryl Souza Robert DeLuca James Holland Jr. Caroline Murphy Karen Stenborg Marc Deneault Annie Holman Shannon Murphy Doreen Sullivan Suzanne Dennehy Charles Hooker Jennifer O'Dowd Daniel Talbot Debra DeSousa Amanda Hughes Elizabeth Otenti Corinne Trumbour Christian Desrosiers Deborah Hussey Robert Pessin Emily Warner Michael DiBona Patricia Ingalls Wanie Pierre Jennifer Wheeler Suzanne Difalco Jarrod Johnston Cynthia Prisco Maria White Dawna Donaghey Penny Jones Gail Putvinskas Francis Yarnall Jennifer Dort Scott Kramer Chad Rapoza Denise Fleming John Kulibaba Lori Reese

Graduate Alumni By Class Year

1949 Alphee Laflamme John Newell 1963 Daniel Flanagan John Maloney* Myrtle Simas Rose Bolen Maurice Rucker Robert Murray* Edward Tynan Frances Guay 1952 1958 1961 Mary Hathaway Neil Fitzgerald Joseph Ambers Frank Jardin Robert Danstedt Margaret Keohane* Doris Tomlinson Donald Hurford Henry Fanning* Carolyn Kingsbury Bernice Hoffman Mason Kingsbury 1953 Anthony Minnichelli Robert Leavens James O'Donnell Helen Brady Ellen Rucker John Liberman 1964 1954 1959 Alan Lindsay Susie Bates Albert Boucher K. Virginia Adams Margaret Phinney Dorothy Bonnar Mary Carvalho Eugene Franciosi* Priscilla Wilkins Louis Falcone Sophie Gianninoto Francis Gunville 1962 Mary Fuller Robert Quegan Nelson Rebello Leonard Alves Frances Lasalle 1955 Jacob Rennert Raymond Gadaire 1965 Manuel Cabral Virginia Wessing Richard Gamble* Hope Atkinson Isabelle Wojnar* John Garrigan Gail Barry 1956 Marilyn Woodworth Carol Kenney Louis Bitar Guy D'Amelio 1960 George Litzen Jeanne Bonneau Vincent Hagerty Dorothy Lopes John Cummings John Holt Albert Andrews Ethel Berman Michael Sansone Robert Faria Maryan Nowak George Shediack Sandra Grybauskas Alden Taylor Donald Burling Anthony DeLeo Richard Smith Anthony Gulinello 1957 David Harvey Roberta Smith-Sullivan James Harrington Bessie Aronson Marion Kent Edwin Weaver Peter Huston Charles Kent Patricia Lincoln John Kiley

Althollgh (lIe IU1Z'e taken grmt care to check the nal1les listed, no slIch list can he perfect. If we I1I7('c inad('crtcntly ol1litted or Inis~pelled .'10111' nal1le, we apolog1:e. PION' let liS know so that we can IIwke the necessarl/ corrections to 0111' records. Corrections 11'111 he pllhl/shed /n the next Bl'1dgewatcr l1lagazine. Donor Honor Roll

Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Patricia Martin Martin Hailley Patricia Munro Mary Dire David Matthews Thomas Hoye Pauline Nadeau Edward Fopiano Kenneth Peirce Gertrude McFarland- Marie Rasche Robert Francis Louis Peterst Martenson Maureen Rugo Christine Gibney 1966 Muriel Quaglieri Stanley Saladyga Pamela Hill Annis Remsen Judith Souza A.Diane Moran Ramona Adler Paul Seeley Gerald Beals Sandra Souza Ann-Marie Reed Marcia Stevens Rebecca Center Joseph Ventura* Joanne Russell Madeline Tisch Glenn Ward Harvey Varnet Elizabeth Cole Susan Trafton Constance Gaboury Laura Yuille 1978 Glynn Meggison 1972 1975 Marjorie Bishop Elizabeth Nale Robert Chisholm Grace Bednarz Patricia Carlson Mary Plemmons Mildred Clifford Cinderella Berry Charles Cummings Edna Rebello Margaret Cotter Virginia Burbine Anna Davis Dorothy Reynolds Winifred Frongillo Edward Connolly* Claude Desilva Scoba Rhodes Betty Gilson John Ghublikian Pamela Elliott Gordon Ross Jacqueline Hansen Donna Lima Lillian Juzukonis Rena Shea Frederic Hemmila Trudy Miller Barbara Kelly David Jakub Robert Putnam Janice King 1967 Celeste Jones Sheila Agranat Ellen Quinn Ann Moran Joan McDermott Pamela Ritch Maureen Watters Gail Brookings Robert Powers Basil Cronin Jeffrey Shindell Patricia Zifcak Leslye Ribeiro Richard Staiti Richard Lizotte Robert Schuman 1979 Deborah Tuck Doris Ballantine Laura McLeod Richard Teto 1968 1976 Robert Bradley 1973 Peter Avitabile Candace Gabbard Gerald Allman Priscilla Belcher Arvid Anderson Bernard Bendiksen Lou Gorman* Ann Childs Barbara Campbell Mrs Mary Long Thomas Clegg Pauline Donoghue Arthur Ferreira Joseph Capone Kathleen MacDonald Richard Donovan Robert Doyle* Mary Slawson Paul Gaines Michael Fitzgerald Wayne Karlson Clara Ferguson Robert Slawson Richard Giordano Robert Foster Carolyn Speeckaert Richard Long Barbara Hadsell Walter MacDonald Patricia Hager Dorothy Sweeney William Hanna John Harty Kristine Tempinski 1969 Stella HuH Elizabeth Lamphier Robert Warren Carolyn Johansson Warren Kelson Donna Lumpkin AnneWass Harold Lundberg Joan Keogh Charles Martin Phyllis Whitehead Gloria Moran Jean Larkin John Magner Jr Wesley Shaw Dolores McLaughlin* 1980 Elvoid Mayers Glen Anderson Roger Smith Priscilla Miles ~ Kenneth Moore Ray Bowman Richard Thome 1970 Kathleen Somerville Carole Clough Raymond Tropea Herbert Aalpoel Joseph Sullivan Sally Ann Colarusso John Aylmer* 1974 James Sweeney Kathryn Cornell Nadeau Anthony Dire Claire Amiot Geraldine Walsh Bernard Dupuis Carol Karafotis Betty Chelmow 1977 Joyce Francis Gloria Morrissette Cornelius Coakley Melissa Baron-eyr Robert Costa Mary Siemers Judith Corayer Donald Bernier Linda Joy 1971 RenaCyr Margaret Broughton Joseph Leary Mary Brown Linda Flynn Kenneth Brown* Celeste Malinowski Ruth Danforth Thomas Frizzell Carol Burton Susan Rooney Robert Foster Charlotte Gilmore AnnCussen Marian Spencer Dorothy Hoult Gordon Waring

AlthO/lSl1 ,('C IlIli'C tllkcl1 srCt7t CI1rc to chcck the 11I1111eS listed, 110 s/lclilist CI111 he perfect. It ,('e hm'e il1l1d,'ertClltllj O/l1/tled or lI11sspelled 1j011r 1111111e, ,('e IIpologl:e. IJlmse let /IS kl1m(' so thllt ,('e CI111 1Ililke tlie I/ecessllry correctiol1~ to 0111' record,. Correctiol1s ,('ill he p/lNi'lied 11/ the l1ett Bridseil'lIter II Iilgll:il1e. .' Donor Honor Roll

Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

1981 Karen Danielson James Holzman Elizabeth Melo Patricia Baylor Nancy Flynn Natalie May Karen Mitchell Mary Boucher Marie Mailey Karen McCabet Mary Olson Edward Cunningham Arthur Slotnick* Diana McGee Sally Orcutt Jane Gadaire Mary Ann McKinnon Jonathan Pass Susan Gallitano 1986 Suzanne Payne Alan Peabody Diane Hart Henry Lamb David Pepin" Ruth Perrone Susan O'Connell 1987 Kathleen Sears Barbara Pierce Lois Scammon Nancy Clarkt Susan St. Germain MauraPower Maureen Thayer Patricia Dexter Dawn Sullivan Shelly Price 1982 Carol Donovan Linda Sullivan Gail Silva Mildred Digiovanni Susan Abendroth Elizabeth Wood Andrea Trasher Margaret Fraser Dennis Azevedo 1992 Barbara Turley Donna Higgins Kathleen Bernier Edwin Andersen Stephen Waisgerber Carol Lucas Susan Williamson Marcia Boyer John Bums Susan Bulis Jeanne MacEachern Barbara Carvalho 1995 Margaret O'Neill Nancy Guilford Patricia Hamm John Budron* Thomas Pileski George Gurley Nancy Pearson Richard Coombs Kathleen Rudnicki Leona llowitz Ellen Rooney Mary Harding Ragen Tiliakos Elise Marvelle Joyce Sullivan Daniel Kennedy Candyce Moore-Walters 1988 1993 Jeanne Kurrle Judith Bradley Barbara St Laurent Donna Holt Jason Qua Patricia Costa Shirley Wells Carolyn McSweeney 1996 Cynthia Harlow Mary Worden" Robin Steele Christopher Andersen Denise Lamoureux 1983 Karen Bresnahan Veronica Maher 1994 Barbara Birdsey Megan Buckley Vrrginia Cutler ellie Campbell John Murphyt Elizabeth Daigle Linda Nanos Kristin Cabral Diane Finn Melanie Dolloff Joyce Wallace Rita Conley Helen Hassey Lori Damphousse Mary Guyther Connie Keating 1990 Alice Dermarkarian Jane Jezard Donna McKenna Jeanne Bonneau Ann Doyle Kimberly Leblanc Karen Smith Elaine Bowman Jennifer Gady Jill Levesque William Deasy 1984 Virginia Gifford Marie Martin-Fluet Donna Fernandes Eleanor Gilmore Maria Grande-Conley Susan Masuret Rosemary Moreau Judith Jackson Carole Hanrihan Cynthia McNally Rosina Robinson" A Peel Maria Harvey Pamela Palumbo Linda Sands 1985 1991 Pamela Jacques Michael Carbone Mary Svenning Mary Eliz Butler-Minor Linda Knowles Robyn Derito Dongxue Zheng Paul D'Angelo Kathleen Little

Parents

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Albertine RobertAzar Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Booth" Joan Bruno '52 Susan Alexson Blaine Banker Alicia Boucher '54 Joseph Bruno '54 Mr. and Mrs. David Amaral Virginia Benjamin Dianne Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Peter Capernaros Nickolas Anania Deborah Beresford Brian Bradley Brian Cassidy Patricia Anania '75 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bernier Mr. and Mrs. Jean Cassidy '71 Barbara Anti '69 Douglas Black Raymond Braz '69+ William Colclough" Peter Anti '69 Anne Blasi Barbara Brennan '66 Christine Coleran

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Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499" Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more •

Edward Coleran '70 Joyce Guild Mr. and Mrs. Patrick LudWig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Coles Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martin Conceicao '75 Gunderman Mangiacotti Southwick Mr. and Mrs. William Connor Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hackett Bette Marshall'62 Mr. and Mrs. Walter St.Amand Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cricco Mr. and Mrs. John Haines" Judith Martone Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Harmon David McGinn Staunton Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cusick Mr. and Mrs. John Harper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mola Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. John Dailey Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. David Mortland Stetkevych" Paul D'Angelo '85 Herndon Mr.and Daniel Mulkern Sherri Stewart Blanche DiNocco Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hill Pauline Munroe '70 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hilton, Sr. David Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William Sullivan Donnelly Barbara Hopkins '63 Althea Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Swanson Robert Dorsey '61 Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Howell Mr. and Mrs. James O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swasey John Duarte Mr. and Mrs. Derek Huer Maureen O'Neil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards Dana Hurley Marie Owens Sweeney Dale Erickson'69" Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Iannoni John Parsons" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trrirnacco Jane Erickson" Ruth Jameson-DeBay Martha Peters Deborah Trust '71 Henry Fanning '61" Lorna Jones James Pollard Jeffrey Trust Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell Edward Kelly '64 Joel Prives John Tufts '67 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Flattich Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly Deborah Quinn '84 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Van Dyke Brendan Flynn Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rezzuti Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Linda Flynn '74 Dianne Kennedy Harry Rich '71 Walker" Richard Foster" Alan Kenney '66 Stephen Richardson Jean Ward Teresa Gaffney '63 Joan Kenney '62 Michele Robillard '75 Phyllis Warren '83" Arlene Gallo Mr. and Mrs. John Killion Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roche Mr. and Mrs. James Waskiel Philip Garufi Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kirby" Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roche Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watters" Robert Gava Marie Klinch Joseph Salamon Gregory Whipple • Theresa Geribo '65 Deborah Lacey '74 Nancy Salamon '68 Lee Witt Peter Giannaros '61 Eugene Lacey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Annastasios Xiarchos Mr. and Mrs. Jose Gonsalves Ellen Lagace Sedgwick Electra Xiarchos '60 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grant Kenneth Lagace '74 Joanne Shamas Carolyn Young '63 Mr. and Mrs. John Grant Frederick LaSalle Joan Smith '63 Nancy Yucius '65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gravel Barbara Lefavor Robert Smith'68 Victor Zukowski Joanne Gregory '83 Jeanne Lesperance '65 Faculty/Staff and Emeriti Faculty

Alice Aguiar '86 Glenn Cook Burton Goldman '51 Rebecca Leavitt* Charles Angell Richard Cost" John Harper Robert Lemos '50 Leslie Angell Carolyn Cramer Virginia Hogg '60" Ann Lydecker­ Dolores AuCoin '76 Sandra Cushman" Susan Holton John Marvelle '72 Tracy Baldrate '64" Henry Daley '58" Joseph Huber" Peter Mazzaferro" John Bardo William Davis" Mary Jarvis '39" Mary Ann McKinnon '91 Robert Barnett" Anthony DeLeo '60 Karen Johnson" Dana Mohler-Faria" Marilyn Barry '58" V. James DiNardo '39t John Jones '62­ Janice Murphy Susie Bates '64 Sandra Fairnan-Silva Martha Jones '64­ William Murphy '63 Linda Beith '73 Henry Fanning '61" Achille Joyal e Mary Myers '72 Sandra Bohlin" Nancy Ferguson Connie Keating '83 Adeline Oakley'62 John Budron '95" Ruth Fitzpatrick '63 Tracey Keif James O'Donnell '63 Ann Coakley" Marilyn Furlong '56 Paul Kelley '51" Joseph Pagano" Catherine Comeau" Erna Gelles

Although (PC !/(/ue tllkell grmt mre to check the IIl1l11es listed, 110 such list mil be perfect. If we hllue illllducrtelltlIj olllitted or misspelled your 1I11111e, we IIpologi:e. Ph'lIse let us kllow so thllt (l'e mil l1/(/ke the lIeceSSllrIj correctiolls to our re(~ords. Correctiolls (pillile published 111 the lIext Bridgewllter IIIl1gll:ille. . Donor Honor Roll

Giving Clubs Crimson Partners $ 500 - $ 999­ Golden Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 ~ Century Club $ 100 - $ 499 * Millennium Society $1,000 - $2,499 t President's Circle $5,000 and more -

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Edward Rossi* Marian Spencer '80 Thomas Walsh'63* Parsons- Ellen Rucker '58 Linda Stafford '66 Barbara Ward Evelyn Pezzulich Alexander Rychalsky Jean Stonehouse '66 Robert Ward '63 Jack Phaneuf Brian Salvaggio '80* Mary Lou Thornburg* George Weygand '53* Wayne Phillips '62* Henry Santos- Ragen Tiliakos '87 Lynette Willett* Barbara Poe' Sepp '40 Carl Smith Adrian Tinsleyt Clifford Wood'60 Jean Prendergast '50* Johanne Smith* Bonnie Troupe '92 Joseph Yeskewicz Adrian Rondileau '89- Margaret Souza '56 .Minh-Hoang Vu*

Friends

Dalton Avery* Christopher Daley Robert King Mary Rondileau­ David Baytos Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius John Krauspe Regina Russell Janice Boyar* Danehy* Leon Lonstein* AlfredSaad Rachel Brodie Elisabeth Davis* Eleanore MacCurdyt Mary Sahagen-Lonstein* Lance Bukoff Haig Donoian* James McKenry* Mr. and Mrs. J. Roger Susan Bycoff Mary Lou Earle Paula McMullen Schmiedel* Anna Christina Cabral Walter Ersing Francene Meinhold Walter Seaburg Edward Casabian Susanne Fiore* Melody Monk Karen Snow Peter Chase* Elaine Fleming David Monroe Julian Stein* Marie Commette Mark Gallant David Moore William Sunt Sandra Cooper Irving Goss Frances Moseley Murray Townsend Rebecca Cordeiro Margaret Harrison Melissa Nolan Barbara Van Sciver Alice Craw Ralph Haswell Lydia Ogburn Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vieira Deidre Curley* Leslie Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Philip Osberg Dr. and Mrs. William Watson* Mark Cuttlet John Hoy* Daryll Perron Alphonse Wilfred Mary Lou Dagnall Phyllis Hughes Mark Peters* Mr.and Dwight Williams Richard Dailey- Michelle Kelly* Anne Peterson- Alan Worden Mr. and Mrs. John Dalessio Paul Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rizzo- Merrill Worthen*

Corporations, Foundations and Matching Gifts "indicates matching corporations

3MCompany§ BankBoston § Bristol County Savings Bank Conference Medal and Allegro Microsystems, Inc.§ Bay Networks § Brown and Williamson Trophy Co. Allendale Mutual Insurance Bay State Gas Company Tobacco Corp. § Connecticut Mutual Company§ Bearce Insurance BSC Political Science Continental Cablevision Allstate Insurance Company § Beneficial Management Department D'Angelo's Sandwich Shop American Express Company § CorporationS Cablevision Industries Dean Witter Reynolds American General Finance § Bill's Liquor Mart Celia Insurance Agency Destination Plymouth American National Can Co. § BlueCross BlueShield of Chevron Corporation § Digital Equipment Corporation § American Optical Massachusetts Christo's Inc. Eastern Edison Corporation § Board of Higher Education CIBA - Corning Diagnostics Edward Bangs Kelley and Arnica Mutual Insurance Co. § Boston Edison § Corp. § Elza Kelley Foundation, Inc. Analog Devices, Inc. § Boston Gas Company § CNA Insurance Companies § Emerson Electric § Arkwright Foundation § Boston Globe § Computer Associates Enterprise AT&TS Bridgewater Savings Bank International, Inc. § Estabrook & Chamberlain Ball Corporation § Bridgewaters Rotary Club Insurance

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elementary school teacher from 1967-1974 and served as Director of Special Education for the Town of Somerset from 1974-1978, before first being elected to the State Legislature in 1979. She has since been re-elected to the Massachusetts House of Representa­ tives from the 5th Bristol District many times and is presently serving her 10th term in office. Joan is Vice Chair of the House Committee on Election Laws. When House Speaker Thomas McGee appointed her Majority Whip in 1984, Joan became the first fresident Tinsley joined professor and chairperson ofthe Physics department George Weygand 5~,who served as chaIr of the Major Awards CommIttee, In presentIng the Nichofas P. woman to ever serve in a leadership TIllInghast Award to Robert C. Jones, far right. position in the House. In 1993, she Continued from Page 10 reached another milestone when she the system, including plans for two no issue or student concern that is new schools. As interim superinten­ insignificant to her. If it is important dent Bob spearheaded the imple­ to students, it is important to Dorie." mentation of Educational Reform efforts in Teacher Certification and • was instrumental in revising the The Nicholas P. Tillinghast approach to hiring minority candi­ Award for Outstanding dates in teaching, administrative, Leadership and Professional and support positions. Achievement in the Field of A graduate of the Brockton Public Public Higher Education Schools system, Bob received an Robert C. Jones undergraduate degree from Tufts University and a master's degree in Robert "Bob" Jones has enjoyed a guidance/psychology in 1960 from life-long career in the Brockton Bridgewater State College. He is a Public School system. He began as a member of the Mass. Association of Joan Hickey Menard '67 was presented with science teacher in the junior high School Superintendents and the the Adrian Rondileau Award. school, became an assistant princi­ NAACP Local Chapter and a became the first woman to be pal, and worked in the administra­ recipient of the 1996 Outstanding elected chairperson of the Massa­ tive services department for 24 years Community Service by an Educa­ chusetts Democratic State Commit­ before being appointed superinten­ tional Leader Award from MY tee. Joan recently was reelected to a dent of schools in 1995.• TURN, Inc. second term in that important • position. Responsible for the educational leadership and systemwide manage­ The Dr. Adrian Rondileau Her professional affiliations include ment of the Brockton Public Schools, the League of Women Voters, the Award for Professional National Organization for Women, Bob has myriad achievements. Achievement and Commu­ Among recent accomplishments are and the Massachusetts Women's the School Committee/Administra­ nity Service Legislative Caucus. In addition, she tive Team review of the policy Joan Hickey Menard '67 has been a volunteer for the college's manual and the completion of a Women's Institute Day, and cur­ school strategic plan. In addition, he Joan Hickey Menard received a rently serves on the Board of provided leadership for acceptance bachelor's degree in education in Directors of both the Fall River Five by the State Board of Education for 1967 and a master of education Cents Savings Bank and the long-range voluntary desegrega­ degree in 1971 from Bridgewater Steppingstone, Inc., a Fall River tion and educational equity plan for State College. She worked as an alcohol rehabilitation facility. Class Notes

Florida, wonders what happened to 1922 former roommate, Carolyn Bell. RoseMary McIssac Shepherd taught elementary and junior high school in Haverhill, Massachusetts, until her 1939 retirement in 1971. During a recent get­ This past year, Frank "Pitchpipe" Bailey together RoseMary, who is 95-years old, had the honor of escorting his daughter, was recruiting all of the young folks, Melanie, down the aisle on Valentine's encouraging them to teach and Day. He would love to hear from Jim recommending they attend Bridgewater. DiNardo and Bill McGhee. 1927 1940. Josephine Giberti of Lakeville, Janice Brennan Sprogell Massachusetts, recently celebrated her 41 Linwold Drive 91st birthday. She says she occasionally West Hartford, CT 06107-1237 sees Doris Annis who still lives in Members of the Class of1942 on the Boyden Bridgewater. She writes that James Quad, Alumni Weekend '97 Buckley is in a Bridgewater nursing 1941 home and Michael Lankalis, who Louise Forsyth attended the 70th Reunion of the class at 75 Monroe Road Alumni Weekend in May, lives in Quincy, MA 02169-1924 1944 Hooksett, New Hampshire. Katherine Sites Oldham and Mary Linnea Harju Maki and her husband, Campbell Barry recently traveled to Ted, recently celebrated their 50th Winsor, Connecticut, to celebrate the wedding anniversary with a three-week 50th anniversary of Alyce Mullins 1930 trip to Finland and a week on Cape Cod. O'Donnell and Joe O'Donnell '43. She Marjorie Ray Tuttle Root is 88-years old She is heading for Latana, Florida, in the reports that many laughs were shared. and teaches creative writing in fall to spend the winter...Carey Brush Florida...Ruth Schenck Stewart has won completed the Centennial history of the awards in juried shows for her State University College of Onenta, New watercolor paintings. Her grandchildren York, with the publication of In Honor 1946 and great-grandchildren keep her and Good Faith: Completing the First Phyllis Clayman Friedman traveling from Tennesee to New Century. He lives in Richmond and is a 30 Washington Street #713 Hampshire. She would love to hear from volunteer docent with the Virginia Brookline, MA 02146-1423 any other uK.P'su of 1930. Historical Society...Louise Forsyth was the recipient of an award at the recent American School Counselor Association 1947 1935 convention. She received a plaque in Ruth Anderson Berry is a busy George Higgins appreciation of her dedication and substitute teacher a Centerville 20 Deerfield Road contribution to the profession of school Elementary School in Barnstable. She Osterville, MA 02566-1409 counseling. enjoys visits from her three children and George "Gene" Higgins of Osterville, three grandchildren. Massachusetts, was prevented from attending the reunion due to his wife's 1942 back operation. He was pleased he was Loretta Kennedy Dexter able to visit with Raymond Cook who 15 Buckwood Drive was in from Sun City, Florida. South Yarmouth, MA 02664-1805 Dr. Wallace Goldstein, professor emeritus of Westfield State College, 1936 recently published The Redemption, a Barbara Albret novel that tells the story of a German 28 Highcrest Avenue, Box 1075 engineer and a Jewish girl from New East Dennis,MA 02641-1075 York who fall in 10ve...Alice Bubriski enjoyed a 'round the world trip with the Phyllis Esau National Trust for Historic Preservation 45 Bryant Avenue ...Dr. Lillian Putnam, professor emerita Milton, MA 02186-5439 of Kean College, recently published a book entitled, Readings On Language and Literacy...Mary Hildreth Chassey Celebrating the 50th Reunion of the Class of volunteers at a local hospital and her 1947 at President Tinsley's home were 1937 church in Columbia, South Carolina. She Ruth Metcalf Lenore Kelly Hennessey, Janice Burchard and her husband, George Chassey '44, 104 Pleasant Street McNamara, Muriel Rowell Sherman, and Bridgewater, MA 02324-2422 recently enjoyed an Alaskan cruise. Elsie Packer Johnson. Helen Robertson of Satellite Beach, Class Notes

Athletic Hall of Fame.. .Joseph Pauley is president of Kahler Communications in Washington D.C., a company that trains managers and corporate executives. He has been married for 35 years, and has three children and five grandchildren. He has been an active advocate for his daughter, who has down's syndrome. Joe was in the U.S. Navy from 1954-1959 and was a certified Chinese interpreter. He then worked for the U.S. State Department from 1959-1987. 1955 Paul Sprague Members of the Class of 1947 pose outside Tillinghast Hall, Alumni Weekend '97. PO. Box 521 Dr. Joseph and Marjorie Torrence Hinsdale, NH 03451-0521 1949 Gregg have moved to Switzerland Francena Warren Smith Jacqueline Killen WetJand where Joe works as associate director of 32 Mellen Street 34-10 94th Street, Apt. 1 C a Hotel School in Luzern. Both have Needham, MA 02194-1202 Jackson Heights, NY 11372 been authors and traveled/worked in 75 John Berry, Jr. is a part time activities countries. They still maintain a U.s. director at a nearby club in Barnstable, residence in Florida. Massachusetts. He has three children and three grandchildren located througout the U.S....Russell Fears of St. 1953 Petersburg, Florida, would enjoy Ralph Fletcher Jr. hearing news from college friends. 6745 Patrick Lane 1950 Plano, TX 75024 Burnham Miller 1954 21 Sunset Drive Hazel Luke Varella Whitinsville, MA 01588-1042 121 Center Street North Easton, MA 02356-1801 Patricia Phillips 1951 21 Thurston Point Road At the recent U.S. National Senior Sports Jean Collins Fletcher Gloucester, MA 01930 Classic VI held in Tuscon, Arizona, 6745 Patrick Lane Janet Frieh-Thifault Cunningham of Bridgewater grads held a mini-reunion. Plano, TX 75024 Vineyard Haven, Massachusetts, has Participating in the track and field were, spent the last three winters in Aru1a third from left, Marcia Crooks who Maria Island, Florida...Myra Powers came in 11th in discus and 13th in shot 1952 Lopes is a former teacher for the put and in cycling, far right, Helen Helen O'Connor Keegan Fairhaven School System and former Wolski Braithwaite 12th in the 5K, 15th 53 Sadys Lane principal of a kindergarten. She recently in the 10K, 9th in the 20K, and 11th in East Falmouth, MA 02536-6268 was elected to Fairhaven High School's the 40K. Also pictured are, left to right, Sheila Tunstall McKenna '62 and Diane Blackwell Dickinson. 1956 Carlene Dodd Brown 58 Nelson Road South Weymouth, MA 02190-1227 Eleanor Lydon Olson 661 Falmouth Road Mashpee, MA 02649 Arthur Brennan is proud of the fact that his two daughters graduated from Bridgewater...Robert Bachmann has retired after 40 years in the Andover School System. He spent the 1996-97 Members of the Class of 1952 celebrated their 45th Reunion with a dinner at school year as a volunteer teacher the Taunton Holiday Inn conducting classes in aerospace science. Class Notes "

spent in Arlington public schools, and Ginny Jewett Hogg is looking forward has traveled with his wife to Israel, to retirement after 37 years of teaching, 1957 France, and Italy. The couple spends 27 of them at BSC. Her son will be Beverly Tunstall Shavinsky part of the winter in Florida...Paula married in September, and she and her 19 Drexel Drive Clairmont Ekstrom has been teaching husband hope to do more traveling... Jackson, NJ 08527-2327 aerobics for 30 years, now to seniors. She Marilyn Lyons Monroe has returned to Patricia Mandeville Sullivan of works as a retirement counselor at a real estate after nine years of substitute Randolph, Massachusetts, has a music retirement community in Concord, New teaching. Her husband plans to retire studio and teaches organ, piano, Hampshire...Constantine Nanopoulos from NYNEX in October. keyboards, and vocal progress. She stays retired last year as a superintendent of busy as a church organist and pianist. schools in New Bedford, Pat has three daughters and four Massachusetts.... Richard Williams grandchildren. 1961 retired as princ!pal of South Junior High Dr. Robert Champlin recently presented Fitchburg State College's distinguished Harrod Lecture entitled "The Dinosaurs of Mexico." He has also received the college's Vincent J. Mara Award for Excellence in College Teaching at the commencement ceremony in May...Paula Forrest Clinton has been elected to the Delta Kappa Gamma International Society. Paula is president of Total Quality Managed Education of Massachusetts, a non-profit research and education organization...Barbara Webster Smith is still teaching in the Annapolis, Maryland, area and just completed a master's in education as a reading specialisLTimothy Rioux of North Attleboro, Massachusetts, recently ('~ J was named associate superintendent for Celebrating a reunion during Alumni Weekend, from the Class of 1957: seated, left to right: finance and plant operations for Helen Wolski Braithwaite '55, John Braithwaite, Richard Bohtelho, Ann McAuliffe Botelho. Catholic schools; he formerly was the Standing: Anne Mertin Readdy, Albert Readdy, Judy Getchell, and Reunion coordinator Gary headmaster of St. Peter-Marian Central Getchell. Catholic Junior-Senior High School.... Claire Murphy Thibodeau and her School in Brockton to return to teaching husband traveled to Moscow and St. 1958 at St. Edward's School in Brockton. Petersburg last year. John Lonergan 21 Westminster Road East Weymouth, MA 02189-1939 1960 1962 Rose-Elaine Shepherd Landry Darrell Lund Trefton Soucy of Port Charlotte, Florida, continues to teach English as a second 118 8th Ave. #5A has retired and begun a new interest in language to fourth graders in Lawrence. Park Slope genealogy. He has been able to trace Her four children are married, and she Brooklyn, NY 11215 some family lines back to 1502 France. He would love to hear from some has three grandchildren...Dr. Robert Virginia Jewett Hogg MacLauchlin is planning to retire in classmates....Derek Little recently joined 159 Crescent Street Cambridegeport Bank's mortgage 1998 from Colorado State University, Bridgewater, MA 02324-2413 where he began in 1969 as director of television-radio instruction. He has received a number of "Who's Who" awards and remains active within his community. His retirement plans include cruising and being in the mountains...Dr. Norman Landry took advantage of an early retirement after 37 years, most recently as dean of student affairs at Northern Essex Community College. Currently, he is self-employed in the financial services industry. 1959 Bill Croke retired after 34 years of teaching, the majority of which were Members of the Class of 1962 celebrated their 35th Reunion on Alumni Weekend. Class Notes

division in the Newton loan was the former superintendent in North was selected staff member of the month. center....Elaine Perry Liming of Yorba Attleborough. She and her husband, Bob, live in Linda, California, was promoted to Kingston with their two children... Mater Dei High School's religion Geoffrey Fanning is principal of Hull department chairperson this past year. Junior-Senior High School. 1968 Donna Daley Brown PO. Box 366 Bryantville, MA 02327-0366 Carla Schrage Broman has moved to Gorham, New Hampshire to further her photography career and interests. She is a member of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen in Color Photography and the Mt. Washington Valley Art Association...Helen At a recent reunion, the founding Worcester Bendell is enjoying members of Phi Pi Delta, from the Class retirement by traveling and recently of 1965: front row, Don Clement and enjoyed a trip to Alaska...Robert Carney Sheila Tunstall McKenna '62, Mary Malcolm Perna. Back row: Gordon recently was elected to a sixth three-year Dowling '62, and Marcia Crooks '55, at Goodfellow and Peter Wanderlick. term as union business manager of lRM the recent U.S. National Senior Sports Workers Local 57 in Worcester. He has Classic VI. McKenna placed 6th in the served as an officer in Local 57 for 29 800m run and 9th in the 1500m run. 1966 years...Bruce Taylor of Eau Claire, Dowling captured the gold medal in the Wisconsin, would like to reCOlmect with javelin. Geraldine Murphy Wright 229 Windcrest Drive old friends...Nancy Botelho Bryant and Camillus, NY 13031-1945 her husband celebrated their 27th Paul and Diane Borges Fairbanks live anniversary this year. She and her 1963 in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Paul is in husband are working for the State's Judith Williams Millar the math and computer science Department of Social Services....Fr. 10 Presidents Lane, Apt. 11 department at BSC and Diane teaches Edmund Sylvia has taken a year's Quincy, MA 02169-1952 math at Taunton High School...Judith position as student life director for John Leroy, Jr. recently ran for Johnston Ryner of Alstead, New Franciscan University of Stubenville's selectman in Marshfield, Massachuetts. Hampshire, would like to hear from extension campus in Gaming, Austria. He has retired from a 38-year career as a roommates Barbara Indelicato Braintree school administrator. Sapienza and Nancy Finen Wilson. 1969 Carol Ethier Pappas 1964 1967 44 Tall Timbers James Nidositko Pauline Werner, dean of students at Berwick, ME 03901 54 Lakeview Ave. Plymouth South High School recently Rita Araujo taught physical education Falmouth, MA 02540-2830 Bradford Sherman retired after teaching for 35 years in the Fall River public schools. He now operates two charter fishing boats in Westport Point, Massachusetts, and in Marathon Key, Florida...Art Curry of Cool, California, is dean of economic development at Sierra College and is working on developing a new 40-acre high tech campus. Sadly, Art's wife, Ingrid, passed away in May. They were married for 30 years... Thomas Venice plans to retire in 1999 I from his job as a principal in Lakeville. / 1965 .. Patricia Martin is retired from Randolph High School as a guidance counselor /! and is enjoying outdoor activities in Gilford, New Hampshire...Allen Brown was recently appointed superintendent l of schools in Canton, Massachusetts. He Members of the Class of1967 at the Holiday Inn in Taunton during Alumni Weekend ./ Class Notes

for the past 27 years now works three children. He owns the Bourne McHugh Dodwell was named principal breeding and showing Portuguese water Bridge Liquors and the Jug Shop in of Bartlett Elementary School in dogs...Raymond Braz and his wife, Wareham, Massachusetts...Michael Goffstown, New Hampshire...Janel Judy, have purchased the Old Harbor Donnell, assistant principal of Hingham Lafond-Paquin was one of ten teachers Inn in Chatham, Massachusetts, and High School, recently was named nationwide appointed to the American would love for any alumni to visit.... Massachusetts Assistant Principal of the Association of Teachers of French Margaret Donahue Fitzgerald retired Year by the Massachusetts Secondary ational Task Force to develop French­ this year as the accountant for the Town School Administrators' Association.... specific student standards. She teaches of Halifax....SalIy Baker's newspaper Cathy Burt Shachoy is a health and at Rogers High School in Newport, column "Recovery Works" was awarded physical education teacher who was Rhode Island. first place for print media in the 1997 honored with the Norwood High Maine media women's communication School's Outstanding Teacher for 1997 contest. award. She and.her family live in 1974 Mansfield....Donna Swierk Fontaine, a Richard Kozik recently completed the data processing secretary at Plymouth certificate of advanced graduate study 1970 South High School, was elected staff in education leadership and Joseph Hackett member of the month recently....Michael management at Fitchburg State College. 48 Ledgeview Drive Henderson of Franklin, New He is vice president at the Henry Lord Norwood, MA 02062-5806 Hampshire, was named principal of Middle School in Fall River...Timothy Toni DiStefano Stark received her Hillsboro-Derring High School. Woods is a social studies teacher and master's of education in special education and reading from the University of Montana. She has been a substitute teacher and home tutor. She lives on a three-acre ranch in Stevensville, Montana, and would love to hear from BSC friends...Sharon Dupre was recently appointed athletic director at Blackstone-Millville Regional High School. She will continue to coach field hockey and softball...Maureen Lennon LaCroix was also awarded the "Outstanding Educator of the Year" award from the Alliance for Education in 1996...Gary Langenbach was a candidate for selectman in Kingston, Massachusetts, where he owns Langenbach's Fine Arts and Antiques. 1971 GeraLd Swift 3 Great Hills Drive Classmates from 1972 at the 25th Reunion celebration held during Alumni Weekend East Sandwich, MA 02537-1546 Ann Brassard Koczera athletic director at Nashoba Valley 119 Jam) Street Technical High School in Westford, New Bedford, MA 02745-2518 1973 Massachusetts....Maureen Rogers is Richard Armour is a former teacher and Bruce Gaines director of programs and public policy counselor at the State Department of 2308 West CuLLivan Street at the Neponset Valley Chamber of Public Health and has helped promote IngLewood, CA 90301 Commerce. the "Together We Can" anti-drug Sandy Fazio Pennington is president of program designed to help children.... The Ohio Valley Romance Writers of After 26 years of teaching at Wareham America. She sends regards to Professor 1975 High School, Jeff Hathaway has become Delisle and all of her former history Helen Gomes Turner the school's assistant principal. professors saying they will never know 51 Purington Street how much she has used the history and Somerset, MA 02726-4637 the Shakespeare...Lance Kisby has a Ronald Bartlett of Granville, Ohio, 1972 pediatric dental practice in Ashland and would love to hear from any classmates. Philip Conroy Jr. Needham, Massachusetts...He would He is employed by Denison 85 BridLe Road like to get in touch with his old University.... Paul McCarthy is the Bridgewater, MA 02324-1001 roommate, Steve Crowe '74...Claire assistant principal at Forestdale Tom Sullivan and Lynne Gardner Bruce Cullinane teaches fourth grade in Elementary School and the director of Sullivan '74 are proud that their son, Bangor, Maine, and is completing a Malden's Summer Enrichment Program. Michael, will be a freshman at BSC this master's degree from Antioch New He and his family live in Georgetown, fall...Douglas Beecy is married with England Graduate SchooL.Kathleen Massachusetts...Joe Travers has changed .' Class Notes

careers after 20 years in the financial be enjoyed by all! Nancy mentioned Office and they will forward your name industry to being self employed as an that Marc Kerble was sighted along the on to CaroL.Paul MacMillan was advertising and marketing consultant. sidelines at last year's Homecoming named principal of Kingswood Regional He and his wife, Leanne Jenkins with sidekick Chuck Tobey. She can High School in Wolfeboro, New Travers are raising two sons in verify the rumor that Chuck is "half the Hampshire. He is the former principal of Marshfield...Elizabeth Wood Singelton man he used to be" - Florida agrees with Kennett High School where he spent 20 has been married for 13 years and has himL .. Bill Nixon is the proud father of years as a teacher and administrator.... one daughter... Susan Barbati Turgiss of three athletic sons and resides in Shirley Lafontaine Smith is the early Cohasset is a speech and language Bridgewater....Bob and Kathy Souza childhood coordinator of the Dennis­ pathologist. She and her husband, Ciullo also live in Bridgewater and can Yarmouth Regional School District. Robert, have one daughter....John be found on an athletic field watching Kinnear, a retired Marine Corps captain one of their three children. and former special education teacher 1978 has been volunteering his time for the Elizabeth Gallagher Duval past year to read with third and fourth 148 Colonial Drive graders in Hull. Quincy, MA 02169-1849 Jack King of West Roxbury, Massachusetts, would love to hear from 1976 all his old friends, especially "the ones Nancy Kipp Florence who used to hang out in the radio 444 North Street station while I was on the air."...Cheryl Bridgewater, MA 02324-1220 Cronin works as a LAN person Jacqueline Sylvia Wheaton computer support specialist at Gillette in PO. Box 235 Andover, Massachusetts...Jeff Entwistle is chairman of communication and the Swans Island, ME 04685 arts and a theatre designer at the John Harty is chief of police in From the Class of 1976, left to right: university of Wisconsin-Green Bay.... Middlesex County and also has been a Marie Thibault Jerome, Nancy Kipp Grafton town administrator Daniel colonel for Massachusetts State Guard Florence, Barbara Winters O'Brien, Morgado was a finalist for the town since 1989....Kate Tyndall is the chief of Beverly Dau Harris, Diane Colyer manager position in Shrewsbury. He operations at Lowell House, and Turco, Kathy Bohner Regan, and was a former town administrator in oversees multiple programs dealing Donna Mansolilli Bates. Easton. with HIV/ AIDS and substance abuse....Elizabeth Kreimer Finkelstein is an administrative assistant to the 1977 • executive director of alumni relations 1979 Robert Mansur Barbara Cawlina Luby and the annual fund at Brandeis 1933 Alicante Street University....Former state trooper Dan 1 Ontario Street Davis, CA 95616-6566 Worcester, MA 01606-2115 Davis has been the state's attorney in Wareham resident Donald Gfroerer's Windham County in Vermont, for more son, Shawn, will attend BSC in this Margaret Linehan Szostek than 10 years. He and his wife, Mary, falL.Carol Baldwin and Cheryl Buskey 26 Woodhaven Street have three children....And from Nancy Carter are organizing a "20-ish Carver, MA 02330 Kipp Florence: "Girls Weekend Reunion" for their theatre buddies. If Rosemary Delima da Silva of Acushnet, Continues." The girls of '76 held their you are interested, contact the Alumni Massachusetts, is principal of Our Lady annual reunion on Nantucket this summer and met up with none other than Dean Henry Fanning. In attendance were Barbara "Bunny" Winters O'Brien who last joined the group 17 years ago. She is wondering where Freddie Smith '74 is these days...Diane Colyer Turco rented out her home on the Cape last summer and went cross country with her family... Kathy Bohner Regan still resides on her horse farm in New Hampshire and would like to say hello to Jeff Bua.... Donna Mansolilli Bates is contemplating marriage again.... Beverly Dau Harris is considering relocating to the island permanently; she had such a good timeL .. Marie Thibault Jerome would like anyone wishing to join us next year to e-mail her at [email protected]... Nancy reports that they may make the annual get­ Members of the Class of1977 celebrated their 20th Reunion with dinner at the HoLiday Inn in together co-ed so that string bikinis can Taunton during Alumni Weekend Class Notes

of Mount Carmel School in New and his wife are raising two children in Michaelene Banville is a certfied infant Bedford.... Theresa Maurer-Isaacson is Somerset, Massachusetts...Mark massage instructor and has been a married with four children. She is a Cordeiro recently reported for duty with service coordinator for seven years at special education teacher in the Fall Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron the Greater Fall River Early Intervention River Public School System...Glenn Three at TInker Air Force Base in Program....Joan Dansereau Seamans of Guenard asks Steve Carmichael: Oklahoma City.... Richard Reynolds is a Middleboro is a grade one teacher and "Where is the book I loaned you in lab supervisor at Rhone-Poulenc Rorer. certified elementary principal. Professor Spence's class?" 1984 1988 1980 Peter George Daniel Darcy M. Scott McDonald 33 Stetson Street #2 P. O. Box 446 101 Highgreen Ridge Whitman, MA 02382-2439 Bridgewater, MA 02324 Peachtree City, GA 30269 Susan Sullivan Brian Sullivan is transferring to Kansas Christine Tempesta City, Missouri, as director of sales with 40 Columbus Avenue 2 Daley Road Braintree, MA 02184-7104 Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 Humana Health Plans...Jean St. Andre R~~illard Mitchell Degere is a psychiatric worker JoAnn Runge sends congratulations to returned to full-time parish friends who were married in 1996: nurustry at Blessed Sacrament Parish in at Austin Riggs Center in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Martha Smith '89, Carolyn Bouzan Walpole. She recently enjoyed a trip to Parziale, Katie Hartley '89, and Frances Italy, Austria, and the Czech Republic... ~haryn Busn~ngo Leeman '89. She can be reached via teaches second grade 1985 email [email protected].... ill Bourne...Vlcky Haskell-Bearce is a Michael Volpone is the sales and resource room teacher and the special David Buckley business manager at Gary Blake Saab in needs chairperson at Center School in 11 Susan's Way Stow, Massachusetts...Ronald Roy Frank/in, MA 02038 Exeter, New Hampshire. He'd be happy to help any BSC alumni with a new or works as an information system auditor Lisamarie Menn Anyanwu plans to attend Worcester State College in the pre-owned vehicle....John MacDonald for Fleet Financial Group....James is the program director at Bayberry Quigley recently was promoted to the fall...Elizabeth Scroggs Day is expecting House, a facility of the nonprofit agency rank of sergeant in Canton, their fourth child during Christmas time. Since graduating she has been Fellowship Health Resources. He lives Massachusetts....Lynne Hogan Walsh t~e ~as active in 12th step work, her parish, and on Cape with his wife Alyson.... served as a Board of Library trustee JUdIth Buller Sferrazza supervises a ill Duxbury for the past six years. homeschooling her children....David Lane is working at the University of residence which counsels emotionally­ Rochester Medical Center as an troubled adolescents. She and husband, administrator. He and his wife have two John Sferrazza '96, are expecting their 1981 boys. Friends can contact him at first clilld in December....Becky Cynthia Booth Ricciardi McClane Conners is the director of P.O. Box 228 DLane®urmc.rochester.edu... Nter teaching adapted physical education for dealer sales at Tom Synder Productions Taunton, MA 02780 nine years at The Education in Watertown. Heidi Neff was promoted to plant manager from production supervisor of Cooperative, Carolyn Soper McKearney returned to school for Hans Kissle in Wilmington, Massachusetts.... Dennis Heenan is a special needs certification and now 1989 teaches special education in Sherborn.... Renee Ladurantaye Weiss special education teacher at Shore Elizabeth Lawrence is a special 6 Nemasket Street Collaborative School in Saugus. education teacher in the Hull Public East Taunton, MA 02718 School system. Nancy Burgio Flaherty lives in Braintree with her husband and three children. 1982 She is employed as a speech therapist Vanessa Whittington-Brown writes 1986 for the Boston Public SChools....Jennifer poetry that focuses on teaching and Kunze lives in Lexington, Kentucky, and learning. She is the proud mother of two Susan Bereznay Sorrenti of Middleboro has worked for DuPont for the past nine would love to hear from friends and girls....Shirley Wells is a manager of the years. She would love to hear from sisters of Gamma Phi Beta. She can be Case Management Program at Falmouth fellow chemistry majors. reached at [email protected].... Hospital...Donna Ruseckas is the new Christine DiMaria Theisen teaches athletic director at Daniel Webster spec.ial education in Orange County, College. She previously was the AD at Flonda....Congratulations to Richard the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. 1987 Martignetti, who was ordained into the Kevin Kindregan priesthood. He lives in Waterbury, 1459 VFW Parkway #B-12 Connecticut....Heidi Sturgis Cerullo is a West Roxbury, MA 02132 civil CAD designer at Dunn-McKenzie 1983 Susan McCloskey of Portsmouth, New David Robichaud Engineering....Ray Puglisli is a staff 35 White Road Hampshire, recently became a registered consultant for Benchmark, Inc. He nurse. She works as a pharmaceutical Wayland, MA 01778-2416 works with human resource sales representative for Merck...Eric Hart Jeffrey Perry has worked as a claims depar~ents within various computer has been named town accountant for the compames to address their staffing representative for the Social Security town of Halifax.... 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Theological Seminary. He would like to Carmela Sofia recently was promoted to hear from Kristi Friedman of Gamma technical trainer for John Hancock 1990 Phi Beta....Susan Leavens lives in Sitka, Signature Services....Dr. John Casey and Darlene Costa Alaska, and teaches health education at his wife, Amy, a chiropractic 9 Race Course Road Sheldon Jackson College. She also has a technologist, opened a practice in Lakeville, MA 02347-1827 small computer graphics and publishing Halifax called Casey Family Jorge Neves business called Coho Designs....Lisha Chiropractic. They have one daughter... 289 High Street Brightman Cabral recently completed a Heather Weldon Ross serves as Holyoke, MA 01040-6513 master's degree in education from associate director of the Children's Dianna Fiske Charest is married and Fitchburg State College and teaches Physical Developmental Clinic at BSC living in California, where her husband English at Greater New Bedford and works full-time as an occupational is stationed. She would love to hear Regional Vocational Ted1nical High therapist for Rhode Island Hospital.... from classmates in Communication School. Lisha, her husband, and year old Elizabeth deLancey graduated from the Disorders and can be reached at 2941/2 daughter live in East Freetown....Jean University of Delaware in May with a Clairemont Drive, San Diego, CA Satchell Roseman and her husband, master's degree in school psychology. 92117....Kathleen Kelley Naples lives in Bill, have relocated to Massachusetts She is employed as a clinical research East Sandwich with her husband and from Virginia. Bill will begin teaching associate at DuPont Hospital in two sons. In addition to working part sixth grade at Sippican School in Marion Wilmington, Delaware.... Stephen time for UPS and as an instructor at and Jean plans to take time off to spend Gibbons recently received an Sandwich Community Schools, she with their two daughters....Ken appointment as a Plymouth police makes and sells quilts....Joanne Walsh of Licciardi is a guitarist for the band student officer. Prior to his appointment Carver, Massachusetts, has a successful Topcat, an alternative rock blues band.... he was a shift commander at the art career as a sculpturer....Chris Karen Foley is employed by the state Plymouth jaiL ...Richard Paling of O'Halloran graduated in May with an and teaches at the South Boston Wareham, Massachusetts, is a physical MBA in finance from Babson College. Neighborhood House....Sheila Fay is an education teacher at Minot Forest He has accepted a position as a financial accountant at BankBoston and is SchooL.]ennifer Penko recently analyst in the commerical banking pursuing an MBA at Anna Maria completed the MBA program at Wichita division of Fleet Financial Group.... College....Dianna Dooley is a certified State University. She works with the Jennifer Spruce recently graduated management accountant and works as start-up team of a new division of from Antioch New England graduate the finance manager for Sprague Air Bombardier CapitaL.Jason school with a master's in counseling Controls of Hingham...Debra Whipple DeMendonca recently moved to San psychology....Dena Valatkevicz is is a speech language pathologist for the Diego, California, and works for a manager of White Hall Jewelers in Cumberland, Rhode Island, school discount brokerage firm. He would like Rhode Island....Linda Perry is a certified department....Donna Zardeskas is to hear from Roger Leary '94.....Kevin public accountant with Walter & employed as a regulatory affairs Mischley received a DMD degree from Shuffian in Norwood....Darlene Costa is supervisor at Boston Scientific Tufts University School of Dental assistant dean for fiscal affairs at Corporation....Brian Freeman is a senior Medicine and will practice in Quinsigamond Community College.... customer service representative for Cambridge and Waltham....Jennifer Karen Alfonso Puglisli was hired by Apria Home Health Care in Norwood. Hoffman is an English teacher in the Oxford Health as a dedicated service Center Square School District in New manager.... Robert Gardner is a sales York. ..Matthew Collins is a senior credit representative at Curry Printing. 1992 manager employed at Simplex Time Pamela Murphy Recorder in Gardner, Massachusetts. 57 Sagamore Street 1991 Braintree, MA 02184 Kern) Barnes Melissa Ferrari is director of the 1994 5 Fairlawn Avenue Hamilton/Wenham Community Lauren Farina Burlington, MA 01803 Center's School's Out program. She 30 Pond Street, #3 recently received an orange belt in Tang Braintree, MA 02184 Laura Ouellette Soo Do....Maribeth Koczela Sciplini is a Tracy Vendetti works for a conference 60 Linden Street, Apt 1 clinical data manager for Paraexel. She center in Indiana....Mark Henderon of Salem, MA 01970 lives in Reading, Massachusetts, with Bridgewater was awarded a master's Mary Doyle Chappell is employed as a her husband, Vincent....James Greene of degree in adapted physical therapy from cOUl1selor and orientation coordinator at Spring, Texas, is a program manager Ohio State University....Colleen Conley Massasoit Community College in with Compaq Computers....Jeff Corwin is a physical education teacher in Brockton.... Floyd Williams recently was is the host of the Disney Channel's Northbridge, Massachusetts....Attending designated a naval aviator after earning "Going Wildf," a weekly show....Peter the bride and groom at the wedding of "Wings of Gold" after months of flight Angus is president and co-founder of Elissa Flynn and Thomas Poppey '93 training in Meridian, Mississippi... .Navy Prevail Technology, a computer systems were Sherrie Feffer, Jessica Fay, Ensign Anthony Gutierrez also has consulting company in Waltham. Christopher Guay, Frank Desario '93, been designated a naval aviator after and Wayne Lombardi '92.....Laurie receiving training in Corpus Christi, White teaches fifth grade in Weymouth. Texas....David Linnevers lives in Los She was married to Jake Hackett '96 in Angeles, California, with his wife, 1993 Debra Gately July and the couple resides in Sharlene. He works as a Bridgewater.... John DiSanto received communications systems coordinator in 10 Plympton Avenue Waltham, MA 02154 his Juris Doctor from Suffolk University the admissions office of Fuller Law School in May...Travis DeGrace is a Class Notes

physical therapy assistant at Braintree able to travel to Korea, Japan, Canada, psychologist Elliot Grant. The book will Manor...Albert Parker earned a master's and throughout the U.s.... Christopher be released later this year and is a degree in mathematics from the Fleming will teach fifth grade at Fowler collection of essays and observations University of Vermont....Anita Ziegner is Middle School in Maynard....Cheryl shared via e-mail between Elliot and employed at Computer Associates in Gilbert is a senior accounting clerk for Christine. Her work can be found bi­ Westwood....Earl Nickerson works as a the Gillette Company....Jackson weekly on the Ladybug website at supervisor at the Wakefield post Macomber is a Stoughton www.ladybugbooks.com....Kim office....Kevin McAdams works for firefighter....Robert Tatro teaches Theriault is a teacher in the Fidelity Peapod, Inc, in Braintree....Cheryl elementary and adapted physical House Preschool in Arlington....Janine Murphy works in the finance department education in the Scituate public schools. Delaney was appointed interim of Frito Lay in Braintree.... Playwright conservation enforcement officer in William Donnelly was awarded a grant Kingston. She will retain her position as from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. 1996 the commission's secretary as well.... Kathleen McRae Sean White is employed at Russard, Inc. 14 Smith Street in Rockland. 1995 Taunton, MA 02780 Kate McDonough Tina Michael-Savage 16 Verchild Street 1997 1010 Crossroads Dr. Quincy, MA 02169 Roger Limoges No. Dartmouth, MA 02747 5 West Glebe Road B7 John Crossman is an elementrary John Sferrazza is a sixth grade teacher teaching assistant in Wellesley, Alexandria, VA 22305 for the Brockton Public Schools.... Shelly Hager spent the summer Massachusetts. He would like to hear Kathleen McRae works as a chemistry from BSC friends at [email protected] working and performing in two shows research assistant for Millenium for Industrial Theatre of Taunton. The .... Bill Morse works at the Gersh Agency Pharmaceuticals in Cambridge....Lauren in Beverly Hills, California... Marine Pfc. first was Measure for Measure and the Canter has joined Gray & Rice public second is an original work entitled William White recently completed relations in Boston as an account Marine Corps basic training in Parris Portrait ofA Live Nude Dancer written by coordinator....Jim Fitzpatrick of Canton BSC alum Bill Donnelly '94 and Island, South Carolina....Airman 1st Class appeared in the Arlington Friends of the Adam Pare graduated from basic training directed by Heather McNamara '94.... Drama's production of The Secret at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas.... Roger Limoges is working towards a Garden...Army Spc. Vincent Farrell has Navy Seaman Recruit Jennifer Stewart master's degree at the graduate school entered basic military training at Fort of political management at George has completed U.s. Navy basic training in Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina.... Great Lakes, Illinois....Carrie Hendrick Washington University in Washington, Christine Olinger completed a book was skating professionally with Walt D.C. ...Patricia Jackson has been hired by deal with Ladybug Press for He Mail/She Disney's World on lee and is now home to Tufts Health Plan in Waltham as a Mail which was co-authored by attend Suffolk University's law schooL customer relations coordinator. While with the Snow White show she was

Former Woodward Hall residents reminisced during Alumni Weekend with a Phi Pi Delta recently celebrated its 35th anniversary with a reunion attended by more than 125 tour through their former home away from alumni, friends, and active members. Pictured are past presidents David Dwyer '83, Michael home. From the Class of1947: Dorothy Young '80, Jim Nosel '79, Joe Sarna '72, Richard Morse '69, and Don Clement '65. Back Harriman-Connors Bell, Patricia row: undergraduate Mike Burns, Kathy McRae '96, Terri Mathews BrtJan '94, Jennifer Shortall Galligan, Phyllis Werlin Freed, Shaw Doane '93, Ron Ford '91, Dan Darcy '88, and Al D'Errico '87. and Bernice "Bunny" Novick Cohen. THE BRIDGEWATER COLLECTION DESCRIPTION PRICE QTY. SIZFlCOLOR 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 Bridgewater Child's Rocker Black with Gold Silk Screen of BSC Seal $120.00 (Optional Chair Personalization) Available for any Inscription up to Two Lines $ 20.00 College Mirror Hand-painted Scene of Boyden Hall on a 15" x 26" Mirror in Silver Toned Frame $165.00 Bridgewater Desk Clock Pen & Ink Scene of Boyden Hall; Hand-Finished Wood Frame in Mahogany or Dark Green Tone - 7" x 8" x 2" Quartz movement batteries included. $115.00 Pen & Ink Mirror & Desk Box Hand-Finished Poplar Wood Box features a Reproduction Pen & Ink Print of BSC $110.00 Crewneck Sweatshirt 90% Cotton/l0% Acrylic Athletic Cut Gray with Red BAA Logo - Size L or XL $ 28.00 Bndgewater Polo Shirt 100% Cotton White with Red Embroidered BAA Logo - Size L or XL $ 25.00 Bndgewater State College Ties Men's/Women's Classic Red 100% Silk Necktie $ 21.00 ~ Bridgewater State College Woven Coverlet Red & Natural White 100% Cotton Custom-Woven Coverlet; Features 10 College Buildings $ 49.95 Bridgewater Portable Umbrella Red & White Nylon Panels with BAA Logo $ 15.00 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 Bridgewater Alumni Association Baseball Caps - White Cap with Red Lettering $ 10.00 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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