Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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george Graff Evans PENNSYLVANIA ' The second of Aunt J'anes's boys came ' here from Pitt, but the happy, collitch boy of Steam, Air, and Gas Power fame- - tut, tut, just a course at Pitt-always able o adapt himself to new surroundings, soon over- ame the confusion of Plebe Summer and trans- ferred from the dean's list to the Superintendenfs- pot the one initialed before E. D. either.'Being a resh-air fiend, he was always playing tennis or omething equally vigorous, and it looks as though e will get a lot of fresh air from here on, for George, Ir gz if you choose, certainly won't be doing a lot if lounging in any wardroom. .,- -, V ll German Club 4, 3, 7,' Radio Club 3, 7g Starr 4, 3. .. --11175--.. ..- , -pw . . :van.4m,Im ' unfr- ' t ' f-..,,gL-mu-W Q-wg,-Ai'--4-.. -,Mn +.m,,,,--, :-,snf.l:-..,,.KNf:- . . is. 4,-.-,.-1-g.b,- 11'1v---.fl:7n -N ,.-f fs3 , -N e.. 51.11-I-2117--.--. fs.,--xx --N, l.. A .-gi' X as F1-?rx,l,.,. I --Milli' ?f-c iT-.---it 'vi . 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Varsiyf Sailing 4, 3, 7, NA, Photographic Club, Vice Pres., 4, 3, 7g Radio Club 4, 3, 7,' Boal Club 4, 3, 7. V games Robert green CANANDAIGUA, NEW YORK Long, lanky Jim Green takes to water It like a merman. He left Canandaigua an experienced swimmer and hopes to end up as a submarine sailor. Youngster year he won his 'N' in swimming and added the star at the Army meet. Despite his spending considerable time in the water, his brain showed no evidence of becoming waterlogged. His natural aptitude in history carried him well toward the top of the class during the Youngster year struggle with the Bull Department. As a member of the Chess Club, he was elected Secretary-Treasurer and later Presi- dent. Romantically he was as consistent as his work. He graduates with the same O. A. O. that he missed all Plebe year. I Varsily Swimming 4, 3, 7, 015, :N 't,' Battalion Water Polo 3, 7,- Chesr Club, Secretagf 3,' President UD, 3, 7. ., - s43?B'f- - rf- .1 'T S3 fu .Riga 3 ' V '. ' 'YM' E M ,'.. 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Edward flliilbur Conklin JAMAICA, New YORK gk 1 Fulfilling a lifelong ambition, Ed entered the Academy with one goal-to become I a good naval ofiicer. This goal, plus an l' 3' ' A earnestdesireforself-improvement,formed a sound foundation for his naval career. Although academics treed him occasionally, when the smoke of the academic battle cleared, Ed was well up on the list of those who survived. This was no acci- dent, for Ed was a hard and conscientious worker. In those extra hours Ed found time to make the .lfyle Zlshlon Cox ATCHISON, KANSAS - ' No matter whether he was on a mat, in a '5' 7 class room, or at a hop, Lyle was ready to wrestle. From his agile wit came many of the company nicknames and streaky sayings. Troubles here could not get him down, and so how could a war. Being a follower of the rule of no talking during that difhcult time between reveille and breakfast, a solver of impossible prob- lems, and a capable player of four bids with no honor count, he was one of the best of roommates. golnn flliilliaun Cummins Cov1NC'roN, KENTUCKX' ',', EVE The quiet man from the land of Boone never made any loud noiseg he believed that deeds speak for themselves. His de- i sire was always to do his best in every- thing, working in his usual manner, he had no trouble with academics but was never satisfied with his progress. Although he had never wrestle before coming to the Academy, it became his favor ite sport during the three years. Drags were fai but rare for the Chief,', and he spent most of hi soccer squad and to participate in various com- His good humor and steadiness pulled us through weekends observing. Time was on his side, for th pany and battalion sports. A true friend and a many low spots, It will be hard for the girls, and longer we knew him the more we liked him. Hi swell roommate, Ed is certain to do a good job in for us too, to say goodbye to him. desire to excel will carry him far as he goes ou the future' Batlalion Boxing 4,' Varsily W7'eJlling 3,' lnto the Service' Soccer 4, adfyg Quarlercleck Socieyi 3, 75 Radio Club 3, 7g Gefmfm Club 4, 3, 71' S507-V 4, 3- Varsigf Baseball 3, .NA,' Foreign Lmzguage Club 4, 3, 7,' Boa! Club 3, 7,' Mz'litagy Track 3, 79115. Boat Club 7. ..,- .. - ,..., ,.,,h,:,,.t.-,,,,..-,,, . fd A :-ix, J 7 . . f? ' 1 vi-, r'-Z , 4 Roy Qllber! 12111113 rt gg I1 si ff, -1.4-1-...hp A I I ,tl .lv 5 ' 11? Jw I MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY -'- 55. ' 7 ' ' -I ff if' g' .. ' ,1.Z.P-- 2 if . 'f -' , W -- Ha..- v X,-pk, ,,, . lg yy gf, TTT'-' 1 Stink l' was the Stal' of our boudoir-he ' 'T L, - 3 Ei -l .' S i :, i Y V. . f 4 - X ' iffmv, 51 always stood under five hundred. He M sk 4, ' . ., g , I iz,-' A11 . ' ...ring-H .g r. X tn I-X ll'5'l , .3-.fi-,Qs 1 1 A 1 trans lanted his anchor from the land of - My--f , . .. ...W , 1, ,ff 6 , P if 'YRME-if A bourbon and race horses, and some day ,i xg'-X 3 - 1 'l Q-If -,jg he hopes to drop it in those hills again. In his First IN fp -. - A I 1 ,- fqrkigff Class year his motto was changed to, To have 'I' '-. ,Qf':f ' , QQ' loved and lost-that's not so oodng but now Nav - 7 '- '- ff,--',', . g . . Y , ., 1 ,--of has shown him that the compass points in more Q , -rf. .gf-' directions than one. He was always ready to lay na- 155 fr. aside his books to join in a bull session. With his ,QT-3'-f g congenial smile and jovial humor, he will always 5 T' 5, 'r 5 A-f I --'gif b - -- -- - tex e welcome wherever he goes, on the sea or high --' - J - Wd: Aw U - . and dry in his hills. QL,'.af1l',fi'i1355',j 2LQLi.1f--1'e'4- ,, ,,,,,,...., J 'fZ:T 'l -.-w-awww. '--W... P ' ,H Battalion Bowling 3, Sfrznixlz Club 3. 1- jf ? ,NZM :31 f?'gn, -- S. T 4- 'A 7 ' - .Q-, ff..- 'f-- --L........1fa:wa,a.,f -, mei ., 'Q' A M lm-ww h Y A da., . f .K -HFC: z -Q-mea-' , ' -9 ,,.-wsvvignt- ...., ' -.,av'1 5 . W- . ,Ja L, . ' ,sm B f9?5 -'fwn 15, - I mg, ,J W In .1w2TEZ'g,,5 ' 329' A.. P1 1- -zvlww ---' , - Af '- 'f-'r - 'A' ' fg'?mF:LT..:A.?f'f,' .ar-44? ff- -- , ,Tr an, - . 1 ,, ,C - ,. W . J-, ,mr -,:y,s.-:,..-:efr'.-- . T. '- - '

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games Bernard Wlennegan BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 1 I-I-E-double N-E-G-A-N spells Henne- gan,', a salty Irishman from Baltimore, pronounced Bal-mer. jim's Open House ' ' - after each game was the reason Navy played football there. Jim was way up in studies but liked company basketball better, that is, when he wasn't chased out to run the steeplechaseg but you can imagine giving an Irishman a stick and letting him play lacrosse! Though Jim struggled to see the eye chart each spring, he could see a shapely limb at 100 yards-no pain, no strain. He was the last to leave Ma Gallagheris after every hop. His warm and disarming personality had him wrapped up with a certain girl, but the Navy got him first. A - Battalion Basketball 4,' Battalion Lacrosse 4, 3, 7,' German Club 4, 3, 7. Earle qrank games INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA 'f . 1 shock of a 4.0 on the last math exam, but he did recover enough to get by first 4 ---- Class year without too much trouble. The only thing which bothered him academically was gremlins in his Mollier chart. just why he would never give the women a break will always be a mystery. When he joined the navy in 1938, he was slated to be a twenty-year man, but now it looks as if he will be in until he reaches the retirement age. His one desire is to get duty in Long Beach so he can make those three mile swims around the pier again. 54, Jamie never quite recovered from the y .. 'Sgt ' TTS I Hllen Richmond Ulowaral, ir. NORTH ATTLEBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS ' This cosmopolitan gentleman, after three A ?' valuable years at prep schools and a year at Brown, decided to try life on the 1 - - Severn. Naturally, he found it a severe change but adapted himself remarkably well. A natural athlete, when he could tear himself away from a bridge game, Pinky scrambled through with only an average number of bobbles. Combin- ing this with an amazing talent for avoiding the Exec. Dept., he was rarely in trouble, except when it took him two weeks to get a 3.4 solving epicyclic trains for the Steam department. He was a fine friend, and manana will find him one of the better officers in the Fleet. Reception Committee, Seeretagf 4, 3, 7g Boat Club 4, 3, 7g Lzlclgl Bag Battalion Representative 75 Spanish Club 3,' Stage Gang 7. games Thomas gngram TYLER, TEXAS ' of Wings entered the cold, gray walls of the Naval Academy from Deep in the y 'Ai, V: Heart of Texas. His interest continued ' 1 -'1 to be centered upon one of the favorite daughters of the Lone Star State, while his first love in Bancroft was his super-sack. Never one to let his studies interfere with a new record or a good magazine, Lefty did not always agree with th profs, but always conceded them enough to get b without any trouble. The Executive Departmena often planned the weekends for him, but his win ning smile and pleasant personality will win him many friends on his wa.y to Pensacola and success. Boat Club 4,' M ode! Club 4, Spanish Club 3. M ..-. -,.,:..... ----1 .,.-,..- - ...-.,-.f-f 1- -... a '- -- -N-:-H ,,., Q I 5 , -A .L .,,,,,.-.. .....,..-- ' '--..-. ,'- , x- V x '1-.,.,-R:.,,-.ug.----.,.......,5nN . -.-,::f.--..... vw-.- iv 1- V ' l Iv ,Q rl- . 1 'ix' 'g3,,,...-. 5 X x.- I I ,--W --- -. .-rf, if .'-rw f -. Y - 1 .1 :- , f f '-f,.,,,, if 'f ' Q 1 I :H ,' Q 'N' -.-,.... ' 1 .WZ l f ali ' -stat .w- Q -.- f,., ....- ..,,.,4,,,W.u- -h T3 ' . , 5 i- ' -A--'T H W 1 - , 'f 'M --'--- -H fe- l'q,.5t 1 E -: i ,- lf? rp! --- . 1 ' . 3 - , . 1 , .-- Lv 'tu' . z. , 5 4' 1 l 5. ...U ,K f - - Na..- ' Xl X 'XX -L ,tx ,um , ,A -----,,,,.. 1 b -N-.ik gvilxt, . f jfgllf-'5' 14 J E .' 'lx 1 . ' ' If - ' 7 -1- ky: -1-,Vg . ll, ff I gf, x . Q l E I 7,71 X -. ' X- u. . . ,' Q' . . 1 I I I f , V, I ,A-xx' t - I . f '- 1, , Q I ff, J ' A , Z 9' . . , . x. M.. A . ggi! ,pp . , ,f Y Mizz: L. . , f 14 , ,., . 'TH -1,w1qf-' - ,.,... , IHTT: -H- rw +-f::4f:+- fx -- . .,,.. ,,,... , J, ,-Y -f 4. . 2- -'-- kx -1-1,21 -- --ln-r....'fH ' L'x3W'-- .. ,.- Q1 f Y N- ', -AP'--'aw-,, F-Mjjf'!4'1 'f- Q --91' J 7- 'L..-.L...,, ' - ff V- .,,,-,Q,,.- ,, I' - ' . . . . 'frat'-rf... -- lr' 4 v Crew 4, Battalzon Swzmmzng 3,' Batlalzon Crew 7,' w,..- -.V--.3 '.p :,g,i,.4ey-L.,---1'1 -' ,M,,,,,,,r,,, J Forei n Lan ua e Club 3. Tczfw' ,, ,ax-vw----.-.. ,.-. ' ,.,-- . 3 5 3 , ,Mez ,, W .J -4315... 4 ,.gf---- gigs., ..-. ,f' fir- 5'-'T ' 'R -' - ,V 1- wr.-'43 : 'J nf- ',,- j'-3 'ze,,..-,, W... T T-Mm ,,.-- r:PF '1. 'P2-f-- f v .:..'f-f ' Ig.. . f- .. -1 ...-. '3 ,. . .:,-',,-,.p,v -I-..,,,' ,N ,, 1 .V -' ,,,.a.,. .,,,.4e- --.11-,e.n.h...,,,,,g5,,,y.. - ,.,::gv V '!fT'm.m U MTW :LL V -?- --:ffl-' ---p ' . ' ' ' t ',.-,.,.--51. 'YZ' - T , - 'ag