American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Classical Club The Classical Club has as its purpose the promotion of a better under- standing of the classics and an acquaintance of its members with the ancient Roman and Greek civilizations with special emphasis on our modern heritage from them. Various exhibitions have been attended by the club and frequent visits to the Springfield museums have been a part ot this year's activity. ADVISER Professor Olive Durgin OFFICERS President . . .... . Harold Parker Vice-President . . . . Ruth Kendrick Secretary-Treasurer . . Lillian KinneY MEMBERS Robert Bertocchi Lillian KinneY Constance Carr Euphemia MOICKGY Frances Kantany' Helen MiCIZCJCI Ruth Kendrick Harold Parker 126

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J-ff-' , . l l Deutscher Verein The purpose of the Der Deutsche Verein is the promotion ot the knowledge of the Ger- man language, literature, and culture among its members: and the bringing about of a deeper understanding ot Germany and her people among the students of the College as well as within the club itself. Many evening meetings have been held this year at which German plays or movies have been presented. Musical entertainment has also been pro- vided. The bi-monthly Kafee stunden have attracted many members ot the club. This is especially true since the redecoration ot the German club room last fall. It has been con- verted into a very pleasant place tor the members, and the club paper, Die Aiche, has become even more interesting and informative this year than last. OFFICERS President ..... Henrietta Wenger Vice-President . . lane O'Malley . Rendell Warren . Ioseph Novicki ADVISER Professor Henrietta Littlefield FACULTY MEMBERS Secretary . Dr. Howard D. Spoerl Mr. Herbert Stannard Treasurer . MEMBERS Francis Gaylord Carolyn Glaskowsky Eleanor Metzler Patricia Moorman Marguerite Anderson Mary-Alice Bachelor Oscar Bowie Eugene Broderick Dolores Brown Gertrude Burgess Eleanor Cash Francis Carmel Gerard Desforges Alma Dietz Silvia Ely Lawrence Felper Francis F erri Norman F ogg Paul Griswold Donald Hatch Barbara Hedburg Earl Iackson Marjorie Iackson Kenneth Kaynor Lois Klish William Licket Iames Loftus Ralph Lucardi Ioseph Medeiros 125 Alphonse Morale Helen O'Brien lean O'Connell lane O'Malley William 'O'Malley Ianice Rothery Simon Schaff Elizabeth Snow Stella Stahura Joseph Stirlacci Lois Vezina Charles Waste

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Business Club In the Business Club the students have the opportunity to become acquainted with the duties, activities, training and problems prevalent in the industrial field of today. Monthly dinner meetings are held, at which time speakers are invited to lecture in their respective fields. Speakers this year were: Mr. Cauley, Credit Manager of Albert Steiger's of Spring- field: Mr. Fletcher, Boston, Albany Railroad Company of Springfield: Mr. Allard, Massa- chusetts Savings Bank Life Insurance Company oi Boston: Mr. Howe, Treasurer of Central Manufacturing Company and Miss Muriel Cox, Director of Chamberlain School, Boston. The highlight of the year was the annual business trip taken to Boston in April. OFFICERS President . . . Roland Niles Secretary . . . Mary Raissi Vice-President . . Francis O'Brien Treasurer . . Robert Mahoney ADVISERS Professor Dallas Lore Sharp, Ir. Professor Robert F. Smith Dr. Charles 'I'. Powers Professor Arthur I. Dobles MEMBERS Priscilla Alden lean Barden Harriet Bearg Bertram Berger Elizabeth Bohner Henry Canavan Ruth Cesan Alice Chandler Muriel Chiz William Coscore Doris Cushing lohn Donovan Leona Downer Michael Dunne Dorothy Gordon William Gormbley Ruth Gray Iohn Hart Helen Healey Edward Howatt Dorothy Howland Minna Iacobsohn Henry Iaszek Morton Katz Ivan LaPalme George Livingstone Lloyd MacDonald Oscar Mandelbaum Stanley Maslak Eleanor McGee Katherine McBrien Lorraine Metivier George Metzger Gladys Midura 127 Frank Nahormek Lucretia Olmstead Irene Pietrowski Marion Pulsifer Harry Rainey lohn Robertson Gladys Ruggles Marion Ruggles Alphonse Strycharz Francis Sweeney Frederick Todt Stanley Todt