Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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N QC gwzrh. gf SZ ydewhfcg W4 COMPANY OFFICER NINTH COMPANY Ever since that clear fall morning when, en route to Steam, we halted, faced, and saluted only to hear the last few notes of First Call, not Colors, ring out in mockery, weave been having fun. From the back alley of the second deck Plebe year, through Youngster June Week, with the glamour of being Color Company added to that of the Ring Dance, to First Class pants pockets, portables, and percolators, weive tried to enjoy ourselves, we know we'vc succeeded. In the classroom or in ranks CDid you ever try to keep in step with -?j, on football trips or at a Hop, in the messhall or dear old Ban- croft, there has always been room for a good laugh. Remember those who always insisted on carrying slide rules to Dago? In 'cCoun- try Boy, '4Uncle Eddie, and cCSheff we've had three fine ollicers, more than willing to give us a break in our many successful efforts to have a good time. We never appreciated the third wing with its short trip in from town and pleasant view of drags on Sunday until we had to leave it, and so it will be with our days together at the Academy. I

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Wan! .Wnihony .Wdams MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN ' - I When Paul left the University of Wis- UV- Y a J.: consin and Schlitz Beer for 'Ole Annapo- lis, he was already equipped with his Y philosophical views on life and how it should be lived. His vivid desires and non-theorist concepts are strengthened and backed by one Miss Ruth Christie, who has been, is, and always will be an inspiration pushing this modern Apollo for- ward. However, despite Paul's stability and strong will to live right, he has and enjoys his carefree moments. With his pleasing and genial personality Nick hopes to enter the foreign diplomatic serv- ice for a few years then return to a lovely home of his own and keep smiling with the world. Paul's future, coupled with Ruthis, is indeed to be envied. Battalion Football 35 Battalion Track 3. H z xxx, i l :l . - ' xl.: - Btwn' 5 N 3- ' -- f W . ---153--M -. 0- 1 li '3',il'2iT,: .Lf-- 'J ' .5 f ff: ' 1 -fi ,L --,...,:a'f , V .T H 2---,g.f f pt., ....,,..4. '.:. ,.-'iq-W1-iliggggaiag '11--, i!s1ft,43f,1 . M -..-,f,,g .af 3,1 -- n---.We 1,51-4.3: '51 -gs :2Lj, . '.?-,gl-gtfgf., , ,Q ... -.'f,-- -1.1,-- . I pw - ,z,., .N -.-, , i l ' af--.-Wi:-.N l V14 rl T , -'air -t-fe' - 1 . fm- - ir--21 'V Y -. L,-1-.-, F '- 'P-T.. - ,.. ' l ,... . -Jtf2I-'1:f2...,g -,t-- .iff - f-ki ' .--t ' S. ra- 41 -we .M--7 d ' .. gf'ffIma-,- I I tfearle goseph Warn-y CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 1 . When he left the halls of science at the ,gui University of Chicago to come to the Q Academy he brought with him a friendly I '- -f A smile and disposition that we shall all re- member. It was a tough engagement with the Dago department et les verbes du jour, but the reward was worth the effort to Cyn for he soon had the Dagos frustrated. After foreign languages it was all smooth sailing for Cy and more and more of his time was devoted to hops, sailing, and the most favored pastime-lasjeunesjilles. Good luck, Cy , give the Fleet the same stuff that you gave the Academy and youill be wearing stars,and scrambled eggs. Battalion Fencing 3g Battalion Puslzball 31 Battalion Fencing 7g Boat Club 3. Jlherman flliesley Qilandin, fr. RAOINE, WISCONSIN The Wisconsin Chamber of Commero lf f'f2.5 probably never realized that it had a Eli unofficial representative in Bancroft Ha Sherm's chief preoccupation while the Naval Academy was the Land of Beautifl Women, and he never let a chance slip by i argue about her superiority. Living from one lean to the next, his greatest joy was Gini, back ' Racine. For the time being myopia stands betwe him and his big ambition in the service-nav aviationg but he has high hopes of flying his o plane someday. His endless sense of humor, desire to be left alone, and his love for Bob Crosb music will always be remembered by his friends. Battalion Crew 4 Reef Poznts Staf Il X.. C Af' ff rff O' ,Q Z-aff ,...f B 7 bwihf-t 'zvof .fer O' 'T U . Q 0 ,..,..-a'7 ' Glofufard ffdufin Blum --.wwf BALTIMORE, MARYLAND W ftjffflfij Not many years ago there was a short man wishing to go to the Naval Academy Faithfully he did the stretching exercises and by the day of his physical exam had uf, elongated himself enough to pass the height requirements. That is the simple story of I-Ioward's entrance. Endowed with the traits of setting his jaw and tying into the job, he has gone on from there and won the name of a worker. During his three years he has had the continuous encouragement of a Baltimore O. A. O. to inspire him to greatel heights in studies, in athletics, and in his chosen profession. The submarine that goes to sea with Howdy aboard will have a real naval oflicer. Varsig: Wrestling 4, 3, 7,' Battalion Lacrosse 4g Reeojztion Committee 4g Cheer Leader 7 158 ,I . , -1 . Q0 ,..... .....-,.. ...tl-:d - NA-In l W , . - 5, - 'J n,..,.f-- ,,....,..f. -' , ,,:,,.-......-.4f- x ,a ,-...,,.lfv, A, Ve in I I ,. W Q ,- ,,..,..-.-. c x .fr ,,,.. ' - ' ' 'i .---- 'Tr T-I , --... .0 -f-- ':'! A , T' , t. 'vl 4 Z -..- -1:-' ' T it .f--' u T1TIf-157 f -I .., . all fate... ,, . ,A ,, . 4 .. i 115-'Y' my, fl- 'Y 1 irny' ' .. 3 , .!'- . ,--:'. .-H5a - ' K ...,,.Tr i' '5'i l'fi-.W fl!! nail' 1 'Ly' ..:. is-..s'5 1- '., :,-- . -:F--.WF-4 4 ' 1- f. ' t ' . -11:-at 'A 1. f- - T , , 't , I I ttf . . . -'G-1 V 5' K y f...-f ' -V M.. , 0 .t ,J -' lm. 7.0.5. 'Y 1 ,... - A A' v i F, -1.4 '-'PA ' 4 '. t ..,,,. -. ' mf ' ,-4---5--- o ' ,,..- .i ,arf--,H- ' mf---,1.f ' 2' Q I J., 0 N-, 4-sf? , I. :,,.,,-.. - A- ' -- ' ,111-A -'fig f-m5-,.....