American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Foreword The Class of 1939 in the past four years has created a num' ber of precedents, and the 1939 Taper staff caught the spirit and has incorporated a number of changes in this issue of the yearbook. The size of the book has been increased both in content and dimension. The staff has endeavored this year to produce something new and different in style. It is hoped that the changes will become standard for future yearbook pub' lications. The Taper, though primarily the Seniors' liook, has become a virtual Who's who of college life. Between its covers is recorded the activities, organizations, and events which are an integral part of campus days. Human memory is a feeble thing, and the snaps, photographs, and pictures of persons and places dear to all will not fade from its pages. We are indebted to William Gibson and Halbert Speer for contributing the realistic candid camera snaps of members of the Senior Class, and to our faculty adviser, photographer, engraver, and printer for their unceasing effort and cofoperation in compiling this editon of the Taper.

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THE TAPER NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE 0 wx f ILQX -Z5 A lllllvan llllxlll pubfiffleo' by The Students of AMEIQICAN INTERNATIONAL CQLLEGE SPQINGPIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

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To PROFESSOR THEODORE ALEXIS WIEL whose counsel and cofoperation, whose friendship and interest have guided our course through the four years of our undergraduate days, with grateful hearts and rnuch appreciation, we dedicate the 1939 TAPER