Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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Reber! Duane Qonavan MASON CITY, ILLINOIS f The gouge can't be right, I didn't get the same answer! You can disregard things like that because Donnie stars without a bit of strain. Try to keep up with his women trouble though, and youlre in for a puzzle of the first water. This lad from Mason City always has a grin handy, and is one of those fortunate guys who hasn't an enemy in the world. His taste in literature runs to cowboy stories, but his taste in music has called forth some unprintable invectives from his wives. Donnie is a swell pal, and a cinch for success anywhere. Battalion Track 3, '45g Sound Unit 3, 7,' Movie Gang 3, 7, Director 7. arry Wrinkerholf Qoyle, ir. MOUNT VERNON, New YORK Weber! Qbancis galardeau ,F 1 From the banks of Eastchester Creek to CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ' . Dog Doyle. The Dog was all set for C W- , the banks of the Severn came Harry- V . I i country-club life and managed to live it ' , Although regarded as a Red Mikel, by a modified 'sort of way, although the academics break up his day. Battalion tennis, squash, and tball took up most of his afternoons-that is, the ernoons in which he was not engaged in his jor sport, extra duty. To complete his country- .b existence, Harry managed to drag some choice vrsel to almost every Hop. Whether it was the rs on his collar or that gleam in his eye that racted the women, we'll never know, but they tainly were attracted. COIPIPHIDF Softball 3,' Iiallalion Sqzlaxll 3, 7g Battalion 7'i:mti.v 7,' Log 4, 3. i.-. -e1iiiQTi O R , - 3- L-.2-gg ln,--, ' ' C L L he's really a wolf,' at heart. Coming from the Windy City to 'the East was quite a change for joe, and although a few pro- vincialisms brought him into occasional conflict with the Bull profs, the Beetle managed to keep out of the clutches of the academic board. Kanaka music and boxing were his outward loves, but the fairer sex were always a major problem, and welll put our money on the little lady when he meets her. A diamond in the roughf' conscientious to a fault, Bob is sure to realize his lifelong ambition of being a good naval olficer. 4 Ht E most of his friends his wives', know that 1 J l Varsiyw Boxing 4,' .NA A Medal 4. Jig--- - J sa-an-n-,we-.-a,--f--'S' 4111's-'rfff' ffQQ'Qf 1-1-M-A C le- ' ' f7'F'....'?'--M----' -' :s: rv'fff'4 - V'7 m 11 - - ' - . -. .rnaff- -M- ' A -1 - -1 Eg5:...1Q1. :.:: L.- j 1' '- - ,L L-,-jg --, - - - -- - - - - --11,,,,t ...,, .- . , -: +...f.'f'Y'. ' - , - - granklyn Edward garris AT LARGE Where's he from? Los Angeles, Denver, f 'V- w J A. Terre Haute-oh, What's the difference? ,L Home is where you are,'l is what Frank would say. Out of Uncle Sam's Fleet and into the arms of Mother Bancroft came Flange, made fast to a seabag full of sea stories. Never in a hurry, his friendly advice was always, :just take a strain, buddy, lots of timed' just missing his stars in academics, he went on to get them in gym. A good rope climber at the Academy, welll be looking for him to climb the professional ladder rapidly when he returns to the Fleet. Best o'luck, wife,,' think of the rest of us when youive got that white cottage and the ten kids. Varsigl Gym 3, 7,5 gN: t 7g Boat Club 4, 3, 7,' Portuguese Club 4, 3. - . - .--1.-4 yn, U W... I J, .. -, -,,,.... . ,,, U .- A ,-- - . ' f ,W .,,., -11..- -.---nf' - - - :' 2'-' -' -A ,ITJEQ-f-,, ' . K-V - . - l li' -A- . -if .,-.6-.,.--f 1- . 8 -, ,. -- - ..D.... ,, W A-A ' ' ' ., -,f Z'.'5-'.::' -I , -- Tifftili' F-U-M4Al':'7 . . f --.-- ' - -, - ,ff ,fa .abil M' size, sf 3,2 , f- M ' N- jf- . . . T -.,-: :'5:....... -' . ---'f 0. . - ' ' , -.,- ' ,- - .. 0 Q ' ,,,,A- ' ' . ... ,',::-. -4:a-- ' , ' ,....-- -:-' '--- I rss n F ,.,..A- L-ff',a-JZ,-rv, ,,,,,,,,. 1 ? .-1:13-J5,..a--2' , r- - - l . - ' , ,...-.-0.- ., -eff' - ,, - , ' W, ,,3.LL'f- -:rind - . ' - ,.- - - .1 --. - -,. ,,Z.,,f-'i,'-.',.?' - N4T,,-,,Q: ,:t h N 1-M, .- 1 -,:... - ,,- K?A-1-4rf.Q : -bbw:.,1. zinc --I--in

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Tuul gleltluer Warden SILVER SPRINGS, MARYLAND L ,lv Two natural gifts, self-confidence and an it .MF intense desire to get ahead, symbolize ...... Porky. Before coming to Annapolis, he attended Fordham where, he claims, 'che learned about life. Maybe he did, for life never fazed Paul. Exhibiting an intense 'fjoi de viore, he was always doing something-and in no half- way manner. Whether at the head of the company, pitching for the varsity baseball team, or escorting one of his numerous O. A. O's., Paul always had the situation well in hand. He is not perfect, but he has many assets, impressive appearance, elli- cient manner, and a pleasant disposition. One can't forget Paul, he has that certain something. Varriyw Baxeball 4, 3, 7, '45, N ',' Varsity Soccer 3, 7, a45f, .NAQ Company Touch Football 3, 7, V155 Reception Committee 4, 3, Newman Club 4, 3, 7. '-A, .,, f, ,V-I ,, - : 3 V ,.-' w'..7'-f, 7,' 'mm 4 , bflgld , 'L ia, 'xt' gg., A T 5 5, ,F My If 1 M el----. i .1-'f'i':::'f'l fp '21 ,Z C P ' . , ,, T I 2 ' A , ' ,f T ,4. 5, 'fi 3 l .iq T - 4- - a.2t 'lf'.i. if.,- Hv r-. --,I K --W -.,. 1 -Af-v ' ' XY- 1 :T I ,. F,-.. ,,,,,:,,N -irfirs,-.T. 1- -H I , ,-.II ,A 1-r ' 'LB-T: , .. F 'X 'Fi':'., N' ll .frrr ..,1i'T.IQ If W u Ti4-'---- - - . .L - f---f 1-Q, fffjg-Ig,,,, I A Wh, .,k -7.11 4 gf nf? 7 . ,- - ' lz iv-, -z':- 1 I .1ig',-1g,.2a' . , -..4. ,...,.-., . ,... . ..,..- . . . -1, ,,,..-, t,. --- - -- - ,. N... .. f- ..,.... emi. .- ,- -- . Donald Woyd Carpenter WAKEFIELD, lVlASSACI-IUSETTS A Don entered the Academy via the Naval Reserve, so he had a decided advantage over many of us who came from colleges . and high schools. His Boston accent, eagerness for arguments, and pleasing personality have made many friends for him during his stay by the Severn. Whiskey has never let dragging or drags bother him, welcoming both queens and the other kind with optimism and an eye for a good time. Youngster year found Don keeping the An- napolis florists in business, the candy shops open, and the plebes busy. Tall tales about leave- Why yes, as a matter of fact. . Y' but there's always a table handy for listeners to man. His good qualities and character will make him a fine officer. U l ,.L-up-1. '-I'-1:-:f-, l' leak l?w!r'fI I K M' Battalion Lacrosse 4, 3, 7,' Model Club 4,: French Club 4, 3, Reception Committee 3, 7. games gore In Conlin, 'r. 'T , l P I - JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY W -ng: lf -' fi --if? ment of Irish pulchritude that surrounds the remote regions of Jersey, but the - Jungle's,' dragging record is still unscathed fnever drag 'em twicej. Although he speeded up the Executive Departmentls gray hair ratio, Jim has done a great job as a top-notch - student, striper, and plebe mis-informer, he has piled up a record for making friends that just can't be beat. Q Varrig Crew 4, 3, 7, N 5 Battalion Swimming 4, '45,' Newman Club 11, 3, 7,' Reoe,btz'on Committee 11, 3, 7, Stage Gang 45 Company Touch Football g Plebe Tennis, Boat Club 4. ,- 202 Jig Jig bade farewell to Fordham and took up bending an elbow for the Navy crew instead of just bending an elbow. True, Annapolis didn't have the wide assort- - They say Helen O'Connell,s mascara tears washed the streets of Jersey City the day ' - 'jill' 'fm cc as . U... 'fl '- ' t S' ' xr V... Q'rank genlon Clifford COLLEGE POINT, NEW YORK ' ll31? ,',,l3 In step, out off, was Fenwick's favor ite frap. But Youngster year Clifforc -, learned to keep in phase, and First Clas if f year he bounced only on Tuesdays. Plebl year we marveled at the salty knowledge of ou hero, as he related his experiences as ajunior Blue l l I jacket of America. Cliff will never be His magnetic personality has mystified for years, and it bothered Cliff too, during hours. Any room he ever lived in was a c beehive with visitors buzzing in and out. He ways provided the headquarters for happy houi jam sessions, marshmallow toastings, and gener havoc. Battalion Szvimrning 3, 7,' Battalion Track 3,' Puslzball 7. cz-5 .,.. I

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Gllark golnn Gallagher LAYVRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS ,,,,L7:,4V-fzgi, Entering the Naval Academy directly from high school, Mark had a difficult time his first year. However, after over- coming homesickness for old Massachu- setts, he soon hit his stride. Although deeply inter- ested in psychology and philosophy, he always found time from Plato for workouts in the gym and for those dragging weekends. Liked by everyone, his curly hair and constant smile often put him in amazing difficulties with the opposite sex. We'll always remember Mark for his willingness to lend a helping hand and for his discourses on the strength of willpower. We wish him all the luck in the world and hope he gets the sub duty hels aiming for. ' I-I ,,,,.fef-,.,,. H ,Tvvg-Jfffzv.-sa-... ' 35.31- Lv-.....- -- -.,, fe? 'Q'--.Q , .., --0. 's .- X , N Iii--5--.....I.I. N l gn:'!l ll , N l.'-,,,,b,,,,,nj'-iii:-.IW . if ,,., , ,gi .....-., ' NW V-'L f' , I -: ,HI .vin l :h V, ., - ' ' . 2 , A -me I ff ea-. I z iz 31.52 -1, h f-ig .2 A 115 ' - .L , Lip -if . j' -A-1 R - N. Xa- -gun - -ff- -- 'X 7 I - . fj'f!'fte1-0' F,-.,,-,,,Tx F-.:!,:,...,, X-mia..- W ,..:-.L ,g,Ig...., uf '54-' t'-Ie. fy , -A------f W- - Z, V- . l '1-H::iij,,,s Qs' U 1 '--- - -... i1f:tr fillfarf . M .. ,A.1II,i.jgEif-f l ! 'f -we--H A. . --A. . ' 'mg1 -'N-:..,lfL 4- 'c'1-,--..f4,,.,-ff.- W. .-..- - . ..,,,,...,.- -.- -- A - -+---- eg grederic .Qrlhur Wlale, ir. ATI-IENS, GEORGIA f,5fIV55,7',5,:,, 5, Fred, in the mild manner which indicates , V l his Southern birth, has managed the 2,5 course at the Naval Academy as.few are :.E i',,i:i.gIi able to do. When others are worrying about their academic work, he manages a faint look of surprise as though the topic were entirely foreign to him. His forte has always been his good fellowship6okers have persistently regarded it his only redeeming feature-and he will always be a good man to have around. His good looks and charm will take him a long way, his good sense will take him further. One doesnit need to be a soothsayer to predict great things for Fred. Walter! tfanluel Tlayes , . NEW KENSINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA - .:1..,,- . ma.. lf,,91'L'j ',,,, Entering the Academy very late during plebe summer after a starring year at W. --- and J., The Happer' wasted little time in gaining a reputation as thc happiest ,. freshman in the regiment. Like dynamite Hap,' comes in a small package, never- I'a L -li' 'T' theless he was an asset to the baseball, basketball and soccer squads. A profound interest in philosophy, liberal arts, and theology absorbed at collitch added to his ability - to argue and to uphold the highest standards of the Bull and Dago Departments. A sweet little brunette soon changed his indifferent opinion of women, and subsequently many of his weekend workouts shifted from the gym to the dance floor. His conscientiousness and positive character will undoubtedly take him a long way in the Fleet. Baseball 4, 3, 7g Basketball 4, 3, 7, Soecer 3, 7g French Club 4, 3,' Boat Club 4g Company Representative 3, 7. 204 Edward Ellis Ufaslings, n FRYEBURG, MAINE I '1 fl Along with a broad New England twan Turret brought with him one of tl T, best-natured dispositions of the Acadern He always found the sunny side of tl fence, except for the few times he lounged und the shade of an occasional tree With a strang fondness for weekends, brother Ed kept quite busy with soccer, lacrosse, and the sex. With his willingness to hclp and ability to the funny side of a situation, he made the best r roommates. Taking chances was his hobby thanks to some unknown Merlin, he usually ca through unscratched. A good man to have on 4 team, Turret will make it tough for the ene Lzzcvwse 4, 3, 7,' Radio Club 3, 7,' Reenflliun Cornlnzllee 3, 7. .,T