Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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-.ffl l I I O I fame! Qlfayne Ulamburg MARYSVILLE, KANSAS ' I' An open Inind and a sense of justice and proportion have given Jim the confidence and respect of his classmates. The chair- manship of our Ring Production Com- ittee put his diplomacy to a severe test, but by ard work he saw a diflicult task through to success. xcept for earning a pair of stars, he passed plebe 1 Jear quietly. Then youngster summer something errible happened! Jim became aware of the op- osite sex. Since ,then every weekend has found im leading the young ladies a merry chase. Jim as already realized one of his highest ambitions that of being a gentleman. Wherever he goes im will be well liked, a person who values friend- hip so highly is always welcome. Company Basketball 3, '45, Press Detail 3, 75 ing Committee, Clzairman 3, 7,'Rt.'6'6fIll'07l Committee 3, 7,' Stars 4. 5 .f wr- l - - f x mf. . I- Q- '- ... , l, ..- ...,.. .. . . 5 '- I rv ... M ' 3 , ' .7115-N I l ! f lit Qu il-1 l V M. ,::.f:'H1 -1- O lil: N. -EL' ft, ,, . tl , . .- - .-.. - J: ,Z x-,A 1A4'L:f1, 'a. LTA 'I vo b .M 5- ,J 3 in Z - : Q 2 g g in ,-,Q ' S' rf' 5' 'J' f-,..lEl:-'- 'pin ills., A Ah' ' E X 4 . .fi x .. but XI, 1. f, . fr.. .- . --sz, w- 7 6,951 E Q, 'fy , elf + SWL ' -Ji. xl 4 i ft if-fy' 'f it 'L . A ..-eqy f- XD.,-:Z ill t ' :egg -td xx- , ,,. ,..,:- 5' , .. '43,- 2 :ei 1 Lg , , ft ,tk ff.-:, f, Ag ' I ef-. . +All J .. ' 1, I, I, v :J x I . 3 Jn.: ,Lx :I 'Matti e I :A 5 ? ' I , -a.'3ij5-.-fa-fix , Fw : ffl., I H v ,,.,.I-N. ,,,..,-4. , ,k F Z? Z5 .uv ' ,- . -L'-2-r.. . . is I' -if -' f ' Us-Lf fe - N P' , fi, A 'Q 1 f-Q51 ff .....J- .-fv I . if Q-. I-H3 51 . ,.,' I-A 5- 9 .7 N 'rr 'ur .C tl I .- A ,i qimfl-v+'dg mf? 1 -90 It fee?-v VY-31 .4 'kj il- 4 --.-,,-.- - N 5, -' .f xg, 5'-5 ' .- ' . .- '-- ff Lu' ' , pf lr- ,tvl,, f' ff' F415 , -g 'A , J :5fgfi,,3lq f,.,,,g' f . ff? ,N 'P' F' or-v .lf kv,--it --I an 41' v- zu' t ffdufard George flock TEANECK, NEW JERSEY .zf-is ,lf-ff' the U. S. S. Manly and NAPC. He spent youngster year flaked out on his sack with a gedunk and the latest issue of Lyfe, and smirked at the stars on his full dress. He was indis- pensable as an automatic record-changer for the automatic record-changer. He frequently backed up with living proof his contention that New Jersey women are beautiful. Since he has been here he has perfected his technique in bridge, battle- ship, and the art of mutilating study hours. One dark night in Chestertown caused him to change from milk to Scotch. Ted drifted in from Teaneck by Way of '..L- - 'LJ ...... l I Battalion Football 4,' Compargf Baxketball 3, '45, Class Crest Committee 4,' Summer Hop Committee Chairman 3,' Luclg Bag, Associate Business Manager 7,' Sflanislz Club 3, 7,' Boat Club 3,' Stars 4, 3. 219 flliilliam Gloufard Wloower CORONADO, CALIFORNIA Presenting El Cuerpof' the body beau- tiful! If you didn't have one, he would make you oneg if yours was broken, he would Hx itg if it was working fine, he would take it apart on the theory that he could make it work better,-and in many cases he could. Strings, nails, tools, glue, or anything else you needed could be found in Billis dark treas- ure chest. With the fair sex, as well as with his naval subjects, ':Cuerpo combined efficiency with self-assuredness in a manner which always won out. One of the notorious Coronado N. jfs, and co-partner in the after-taps Short Order House, Willy has made our life with him anything but dull. Pistol 3, 7, p.N 't,' Battalion Football '35 Battalion Tennis 7g Battalion Crew 4,' Christmas Card Committee, Seejv- Treas., 4, 3, 7. Uieilh .Wrlhur Qohnson Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA An Army brat, a sunny disposition, a naive grin, a faithful friend--that's Keith. if His first loves are the better things of life lf -line music, good manners, leisurely liv- ing, and chin sessions. Nor is Keith a slacker where either work or play is concerned. He managed, somehow, to crowd a year at U. C. L. A. in among mountain climbing, skiing expeditions, and a job as bank clerk. Women could hardly be called his obsession, but he generally manages to stay more than interested in at least one or two. Should you ever be so fortunate as to have the chance, spend a nice quiet eveningi' with Keith. PM i

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War! 0110 Gllunninger ALBANY, New YORK Finnigan, as he has been called since his plebe year when the Hrst class couldn't figure out his real name, never was a star man but it apparently clidn't worry him and he always had a good time in spite of books and the boys Battalion football and had a hold on him until his Hrst annual after that he had much better things in which be interested. She has held him ever since, and n what we can gather, will have him a lot longer. All he wants now is an apartment in Iacksonville and an assignment to subs. Battalion Football 4, 3, Battalion Swimming 4,' Luclgy Bag 7. I l - - - s 5 I., -. Q- -'- --:.. ,gt ..- .- . l. s :N ,,. Q., l-1 !Il ll' Lx il 2. - ' . -' X I 1 3 -I - '-:Z H -if ' .Lb '- Qzfigi. : V' ,fat sift. pi T. ' W' I - - -v -gr,-, l-rvrv J. 1 K., ,, -f ' 'T' irq: . 'rg 2'-Ja. A P, Q 'Q ., -4 I. ,L -7,1 N, I V, . I E X H 2, ,,, - .,,.,1 I I V0 , X -.- N fl, --A. .. 1 ' xy:-51: ' wav ' .1 -HY 1:41 'E M. ,. -V A TLQ1.-. v. I . . 2 :alfa-, ll, self, , L , In '11-' ' W6 -in X ,A 9 '.' -e.,. 4 ' . 2 ' l ,. 21, X WN X, N '-A nits . I 'il , M Qc l Rx . 'X 'qv if if if I 1 ,X l lt l I ' 1 I ' 1. f Y., 5' t y Y I ff ' N, 'awk z ' -A Q -l S, ., 1 .- , -1 T ,Y - A i ' t 311,45 .ax si I Af- ra 2 ' A -f?1 1fft 1' 52 I:-.Arla t Pts' -it 'gk r A . C .Q 4 ff 'A. ,V if ,I , 'Qu ' , I' 1 ug ,gf I 4 ' ' . . f' M ' l r' 4-- Nr hr tt -. .4 I 'Q f 1 . f E-A r H f I a- Z., 4 i at it an V rt.: , ,,,,. . . . 1r N5 ,,,,, L G'-N ,J , I 758. iv, I V .. . .-4-auf 2 3 'tffy if 25,3 if . - V - ' .-6 .1 ' . ' if-af H 4-97' ff sf... A -In 4, A-l ' I-4. r 4 1 - tm , i ,gf ,J - . pf' ' - , 1 4 'f ,.-if s i H n fa! -oc, ffl! . .-milk-rd' 1-NA A ifrf .if ,M x ,,,. .Q flliillard Qredrick Welral JAMAICA, LONG ISLAND p .V A New York boy originally, Bill came to 1 the Academy from the Naval Reserve, bringing with him a more than normal f 4' ' ' interest in engineering. Although captain of the sub squad by virtue of seniority and continu- ous attendance, Pete,' managed to garner an NA in soccer during youngster year. Having soon be- come known in the company for his adroitness at getting into the hospital or on the excused squad, L. D. went further and acquired a regiment-wide reputation for his special virtue of being able to please the women. He is headed for submarines, which bodes well for that service because of his interest in, and practical knowledge of, his pro- fession. Vanity Soccer 4, 3, aNAf,' Boat Club 4, 3, 7, Model Club 4, 3, Battalion Handball 3, 7. l e . 221 Edward Thomas Redden WAUWATOSA, WISCONSIN iff Eight Ball packed his bags and de- -' .kfiil parted from the great metropolis of Wau- watosa three years ago, eager to tackle the Math. Department,-his slipstick still hasn't cooled. Eddie got oil' to a rather slow start at dragging, but realized what he was missing in time to enjoy iirst class year. Besides being a better- than-average fencer and bridge player, he was a steady provider of skags at the end of the month. Eddie was a good loser when his girl sent the in- evitable chit, but we think that his losing days are over and from now on he will be on the winning team. Football 4,' Varsiga Fencing 4, 3,' Math Club 4, 3, 7,5 Chess Club 4, 3,' Spanish Club 4, 3. Jam Rorex, ir. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS p Has anybody got any change? Thatls Sam as he treks down the hall toward the 'T telephone booth to call his O. A. O. A sharp-shooting rebel from Arkansas, Samls only weaknesses are pistols, knives, and women. A pleasing personality and a gift of gab have helped Sam rise high in the esteem of all his classmates. Full of pep and regimental spirit, Sam was active in every pep rally during youngster year, and lirst class year was chairman of the com- mittee. An artist of note, sammy will always be remembered by his classmates as ,the designer of our class ring. A hearty thanks, and good luck, Sam, from the entire class. Varsity Pistol 4, 3, Battalion Football 45 Battalion Boxing 4,' Pep Committee, Chairman 4, 3, 7,' Class Ring Committee, Chairman 3,' N. A. Entertainment Committee 7.