American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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In this fifteenth annual TAPER, we place in your hands an at- tempted summary of the past year's events. It stands both as a record of AIC'.t recent growth, and, as the torch in Liberty's hand, a taper to light the way for the future. The 1950 TAPER VOL. XV SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS JUNE, 1950 HOWARD E. PAINE, Editor Roy Duquette ........... .........,.............,............ ........ P h otogtaphy Editor Stanley Berchulski .........................,.......... ............ L iterary Editor Frank W. Soltys and William Vassar .,...... ......,..... S ports Editors June Helberg ...........................,............... ...... B iogtaphy Editor Frank Wotton .............,........,........................,,...........,........,,..... Business Manager Norton Goldstein ........................,.....,....................,...,.....,.... Advertising Director Kenneth Zimmer, Faculty Advisor CONTRIBUTORS Literary: Stanley Berchulski, Bernard Fine, Frank Janusz, Mark Feinberg, Raymond Kaskeki. Lawrence Reichert. Photography: Roy Duquette, Kenneth Miller, Barbara Drew, Morgan Levine. Sports: Frank W. Soltys, William Vassar, Norman Staats, William Stillwell. Biography and Copy: june Helberg, Eunice Duffy, Eleanor Anderson, Wendell Wright. Business: Frank Wotton, Robert Epstein. Advertiring: Norton Goldstein, Gilbert Berman, R b M' J h K d w, R be G rb r, Do ald Moore Norman Stockhammer o ert eister, o n en re o rt a e n , I . Thomas Bryant, Donald Schreiber. Accounting: Mason Goldberg, Peter Kaloroumakis, Alfred Mangiahco. Circulation: Eunice Duffy. Cover: H. E. P. CONTENTS Faculty and Administration ..,.,.. The 1950 Graduating Class ,...,.. Student Activities Oflice ............ The Yellow jacket Goes to Press ,,.... Co-curricular Activities .,...,.......... On Our New Library ..... The Campus Grows .,.,..,...,.., Fraternities and Sororities ,...,..... Winter Carnival, the Big Event.. Clubs ...., .. Sports .........................,..,..., ........... Advertisements and Snapshots .... BOARD OF TRUSTEES Term Expires 1950 Judge Edward T. Broadhurst, A.B., LL.B .,....., Miss Katherine Matthies, L.H.D ......,..,..,...... Reverend John H. Miller, D.D., LL.D ....,..,, MacDonald G. Newcomb, B.A ....,............. Mrs. Helen Pouch, L.H.D ..,..,.....,..,,..... Miss Emeline A. Street, L. H. D ....... Term Expire: 1951 -4 .15 -77 78 82 A 94 . 98 102 113 117 138 154 Springfield, Massachusetts Seymour, Connecticut Springfield, Massachusetts ,.....,New York, New York New York, New York New Haven, Connecticut Hugh P. Baker, LL.D ...,....,......... ......... S underland, Leland F. Bardwell. ..,.,.................... ..... . Longmeadow, Alden H. Blankenship, Ph.D ......... ,...... , ..Springtield, J. Lorinlg Brooks, jr.. .,..,...........,..... .. ......... Wilbraliam, Russell . Davenport, B.S., LL.B ........ ........... H olyoke, Mrs. William Dwight, LL.D ..,........ ...,,.. H olyolte, Term Exgire: 1952 . Robert B. owles ................... ....... S pringheld, Frank M. Kinney... .,....... .,..... ....... S p ringheld, Philip I. Murray, A.B ...,.......... ..... . Springfield, Mrs. Frank L. Nason ....,.............. ........ B rooklme, Reverend Hugh Penney, D.D ...,..,.... .........,......... A yer, Archer R. Simpson, LL.B., A.B ....... ....... Lo ngmeadow, Term Expire: 1953 Mrs. Lloyd D. Fernald, B.A ........,...,............. ....... Lo ngmeadow, Mrs. Russell W. Magna, LL.D., l..H.D ......... . ..,,......... Holyoke, Raymond DeWitt Mallary, LL.B., B.A .,........ ....... Lo ngmeadow John B. Phelon, B.A ................,............... .......... S pringheld, Garrett V. Stryker, D.D ........................ ....,............... W ales, Richard H. Valentine, C.E ...................,. .........., ..............,.,..,., Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Stafford Springs, Connecticut Printed by T. O'Toole and Sons, Stamford, Connecticut. Bosworth Studio. Springfield, Photographer.

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Dr. john Homer Miller The central emphasis of all education today must increasingly be to teach people not so much how to make a living, as how to live together. The XVorld's Fair over fifty years ago was largely an exhibition of our agricultural development. The YVorld,s Fair a few years ago was primarily an exhibition of our mechanical development. The forces of education must make the YVorld's Fair fifty years hence an exhibi- tion of our social development, the progress we have made in learning to live together. In the past century education was centered in the study of nature. In this century, education must devote itself to the study of human 4 Photo by Arthur johnson