Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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N Qi EMM. cgi Q 61 315001, COMPANY OFFICER ELEVENTI-I COMPANY From June to December eleven hundred and forty odd candidates sifted through the fine filter of Naval Academy selection. At the very end of that motley composition of young manhood was estab- lished an organization known, technically, as the Twentieth Com- pany. These fifty Plebe members cast together by circumstance forming the stern of a massive Regiment represented truly a cross section of American lineage. Conspicuous in position as last on the muster we dwelt in fourth deck rooms, observed fifth 'CF ree Sunday, and formed the rear guard at all military functions. Perhaps this more than anything else caused us to shake our lists at fate and swear by the Bible that someday 'fthe last shall be first. Two years hence, the last were absorbed in the middle. Now with our training starting to crystallize, we dedicated brief moments to dragging our O. A. O.'s and probably longer moments to thinking of them, yet our minds became more and more occupied with the serious problem born December 7, 1941. The Held broadens but we shall rendezvous again when time and tide permit. But we cannot say where, for this is merely the introduction to the history of the men of the Eleventh Company.

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.. . ' T P RO W-E. C. Atkinson H. S. Beard, . S. Beasle , R. I. Boland, C. C. Couture, T. . Cross, R. F. Cuccias H Qian qiqbnmmnmam muy. 9 Q O H. Culman,,C. E. Day, TZIJ. Dwyer,yH. C. Gee, T. R. Hartley. J SECOND R0 W-W. Henningsen, C. Jackson, E. C. Jordan, L. D. Kelly, J. A. Lee, P. J. Love, A. J. Morrow J. K. Mealy, H. D. Mills, J. T. Murray, H. M. Nicholson, W. E. Perkins. THIRD RO W-G. A. Reaves, H. D. Reynolds, J. D. Rives, A. E. Rose, J. Rustling, J. A. Smith, W. R. Smith A. T. Sprague, F. H. Taylor, R. T. Tinney, R. T. Bard, A. K. Bennet. FOURTH ROVV-E. A. Bouveron, J. E. Bryant, J. E. Bucknum, D. L. Burns, J. G. Carl, J. J. Dougherty H. Edwards, N. M. Hill, D. W. Huszagh, W. Kennedy, B. S. Martin, T. McCook. FIFTH ROW'-K. C. Miller, J. S. Perszyk, J. T. Small, J. A. Walsh. ' ' .L,'..'.s13::TMiJ2:E, ' .' - '. : - ' -., ,. ,, . ,- .v,,: ea...-'.'ei'-r ..':.3-a-:L-..a,,,,...,.. ,..-H.-...,- -.-- Y. -...-Y-A ,....R MA- .,. V- . .. . . . . . . .. ' Cl FRONT ROW-L. D. Reed, E. J. Power A. S. Dowd, A. Landis jr., L. Bilder, F. J. Korb, G. V. Gordon E annum qtgbmnalmimmlya 6 9 7 D. D. Farshingjr., P. Kvvart, M. P. Merner, R. P. Howardjr., S. W. Burgess, T. R. Johnsonjr SECOND R0 W-J. G. Wick, J. W. Crane jr., J. S. Brayton jr., J. B. Craven jr., J. S. Gardner, G. G. Strott W. F. Regan, J. E. Holkko, R. S. Gerth, T. J. Hudner jr., W. J. Callahan, R. J. Bowllan THIRD ROW-H. L. Warren jr., D. R. Nolen, E. R. Hill jr., J. W. Woy, K. J. Lambert, L. J. Curtin P. B. Fairman, J. E. Snyder, H. L. Reycroft jr., E. J. McCormack jr., E. R. Rosenberg. FOURTH ROW-J. A. McCook, T. J. Tiernan, C. G. McPartland, H. D. Moore, H. L. Wilder, J. W. Hill H. Remsen, K. B. Webster, C. J. Schoepe, J. P. Flanagan jr. 3 9 J

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