Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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ITZctAA ccA oc£- WILLIAM H. MUIR Pittsburgh. Pa. Freshman varsity football, captain, and baseball; varsity football squad one year, team two years; baseball team three years. Member of Maroon Key; Varsity Club; Foreign Relations Club; Athletic Board two years; International Scholarship Committee. Business manager of the 1938 Massasoit. Student tutor fresh- man football; head tutor freshman games one term, sports and recreation course senior year. PHILIP A. NEAL Fairfield. Conn. Freshman varsity football and lacrosse teams; assistant manager varsity wrestling; varsity football squad two years, team one year; basketball squad one year; lacrosse team two years. Co-holder national intercollegiate lacrosse record for scoring greatest num- ber of goals in one game. Member Maroon Key; Varsity Club. Student tutor football, gymnastics, calisthenics, baseball, tennis, track. DUDLEY C. PAGE Springfield, Mass. Varsity Club; Aquatic Club, freshman varsity swimming team; varsity swimming team three years, assistant manager one year; varsity soccer squad. MICHAEL PAUL PAGOS Springfield, Mass. Freshman varsity football; swimming and basketball instructor. [ 57 ]

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WILLIAM ALEXANDER MAY West Springfield, Mass. Tea and Topics; Dramatic Club, vice-president junior year; Junior Prom treasurer; Student Christian Movement, president senior year; Cosmopolitan Club. Editorial staff of Student. Class treasurer for junior and senior years. Delegate to Student Chris- tian Movement National Conference at Oxford, Ohio, 1938; and Regional Conference, June, 1938. CARLETON P. MENGE Rockville, Conn. Won prize for excellence in chemistry; J. P. Morgan scholarship for extra-curricular activities. Freshman varsity baseball; varsity cross country three years; baseball squad one year, team two years; assistant manager varsity swimming two years. Member of Maroon Key; Varsity Club; Science and Glee Clubs. Editor of Student ' senior year In ' Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities 1938-39. ROBERT W. MINERLEY Newburgh, N. Y. Freshman varsity football, swimming, and track; varsity football squad one year; swimming team two years; track team three years, co-captain senior year. Member of Aquatic Club. Student tutor of swimming, diving, and track two years each; gymnastics three years, head tutor senior year. A. DONALD MOTT Hartsville, Mass. Assistant manager of freshman varsity wrestling, 1936. Instructor, director of athletics at Hampden County Training School three years. [ 56 ]

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MATTHEW H. PAUSHTER Springfield, Mass. yyixt 4 j a out. Freshman varsity tennis team; varsity tennis squad two years. Member of Science Club three years; International Relations Club. Won prize for excellence in physiology; Kappa Delti Psi prize for excellence in biology. Student tutor in physiology one year, dancing and tennis one term. ROBERT G. PAYTON South Orange. N. J. Freshman varsity football, gym, and track; assistant manager varsity gym; varsity football squad one year; lacrosse one year, track two years; manager boxing one year. Member of Varsity Club; Winter Sports Club; Student Council; Junior Prom Com- mittee; freshman class cabinet. Student tutor freshman and sophomore gymnastics, track, and physiology lab. DONALD H. PELTON Medford, Mass. Freshman varsity soccer team, track squad, varsity soccer three years; assistant manager of gym team. Delegate to Connecticut Valley Scientific Conference 1936. JACK R. PENFOLD South Paris, Maine Member of Maroon Key; Junior Prom Committee; Music Commit- tee; Science Club, secretary two years, treasurer one year; Glee Club and Band four years each. Undergraduate biology assistant three years. [ 58 ]