Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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Ulomer Raymond .Wdrianse GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN I' -' ' V Hot Rock, the nickname that has fol- I 1 lowed Homer since his plebe year, des- 'l' cribes the pride and joy of Grand Rapids s to a Ht. Easy-going, yet hard working, he would let nothing divert him from his work except, perhaps, a certain home town girl. In fact, the flow of mail from and to Sue kept his room- mates aghast at the ability of Uncle Sam to handle all of it. Hot Rock's activities range from being one of the more accomplished golfers and bridge players to being the lighting manager of the Fight- ing Fourteenth's wrestling team. A swell guy and a better roommate-that's Homer. Tennis 4,5 Battalion Football 35 Battalion Squash 3,- SIIQHZZYIZ Club 4, 3g Boat Club 7. l - ' ' .f- - -'1-'.. t . , - .- -a. ' '- ' ,I -, , ,L X i- gi - - ' 'L'-F ' .-.. ll I : 'V-.' 1 I l ' to B in l 3 4 -gill f an g., , 3 ,. ,.,l4,,,, - lg 1 ' f .I.:'Tt -iff sf? IP It I --fffg -Fifi' --avg- '- il-G-'l' . - 'f 'Xi ui . -L- s-nflq., J ....-nf.-.zum-. 15, ..If'Z42? efiE?iit-.' . -:f flf ' iii F '33W!l'fi.f X17 ,rl ,jl 1 W..-'gif X, , is-7,,I.:5s4I,,: -- '- . . -' .':e: .- '. we Y., -Y ' N' ., :2j,,-:+I H- ' 1 .5 :I-1 . 15 ,AQEQA ,U I-gf. -.rF,,.,l L, .7f'fiF,l5- -- - , A ...V A. gw' -.V 1-3'-C -- , gf'-ELT 'W f t --' -2 --is:--, ' M-,-1-. AQ57' ' 'I-, 'JQ ' -- ' ' - ' '1 ' Q-. 'ir -' rr -..-f' ,,f,.f . 7- .. t-52,15 '!f.,,T:f, .,YLWl::ig:l-.f Lai., I ,. ,.,:!-ggi' L AQQR- ' -112 ' f .fe ...-yaxgf f,,. - ' ' -f f' . . ' Q gohn Thonuu Uieahan MICI-IIGAN CITY, INDIANA ' :A I Sure'n begorra! If itls not that Indian Irishman, with that darn proud of it light in those smilin' Irish eyes of hi. lack Bet-:zie Beahan! Beezie's interpr wine, women, and song was uwome women, and women ! Proof? His locker-doj and shelves! Scads and scads of gorgeous pictures debs from Chicago, heiresses from New York, an- belles of Baltimoie it made no difference Beezie' He took cm as they came, and, belie y I- ,,Hank,, hails from Ole C1-abtown itself me, they really came' But he didnt think abo - -I f . . 3321-gggid xiglglgiggiiielllrjlt 5633355653 the sound gang, and satisfying his sweet tooth o . that precious liberty. When he wasn't on liberty, he found time to spend some of his efforts on the company soccer, pushball, and wrestling squads, in addition to being a manager for the varsity soccer team. Henry never had any trouble with studies. Eventually Hank expects to wind up in submarine duty. When you're in your pig N boat chasing those mermaids, think of us, wonlt you, Hank! E tation of X Glenry .lfauflan Bagby ANNAPOLIS, MAIQYLAND ' 'I girls all the wlI1le Varsity track, Intramural sport cupied the rest of his brain and brawn Varrzyl Track!! 3 7 N 45 Ballalmn Foolball3 7 45 Company Touclzfoolball 3 7 45 .Sound Gang Dzreclar 7 'fa ,ffm Varsily Soccerjllanager 4, 3, '45, NA: Battalion Puslzball 3. fir. L A GN. uf' 7 ,,- ,... i 'wr E, '-9r:.,p3W A 1- ,:n- gif V S'-mfg' on 00.1 :Z S' +P . L . O 0 14,p,,.o:+-Li? af ,..-r , O flliilliam Huron Berger CLEVELAND, MISSISSIPPI Bill Ham,' Berger hails from the deep, and we do mean deep, south. The place is called Cleveland, Mississippi. Bill isn't really narrow-minded. It just seems quite -I natural to him that the universe should revolve about Cleveland. Bill is a true 4- 'T - chicken and biscuit man who will be happy in any atmosphere that includes good food. I-Ie is a good friend to have around because he will laugh at your jokes, good or bad and be the first to help you out in a tight spot. In any task he always cloes lIis best, and that is always excellent. Varsigz Crew 4, 3, 7, N115 Spafzislz Club 3, 7,' Boa! Club 3, 7g Radio Club fig Ballallou Football 7, '40 . - , I - 5 I . . , A . 7 , I n L I - i I . - , h . ' , . ' 7 I 7 I ' ' Q I J 3 . ' ' . ' 5 3 2 J ' 'NI if-s 'U I' 1 C C ,,....-...D --- V 5 . - ' '11 '47 ,,-... MZ, ,,-.. .... . 1 .- ' ,1...,.- h ..:..'Z.f...' .a- ' ,. 7 v rm, ,.,-.. , .. ' F' ,,.. .w H-.-. .f-- .-- F -..,.,...,.. ,lg it ..f-1 I ,.,.- 'd,p.:w ' 1 ,':- -.. .A--- ' F... if ,.-V. , H A-4 - x --nv' ' ' f '1- .f ' FY - fi! N- - 'll !,. ...fx----251' ,..-- ff f , Q :im ,L-Izsrff--. ' r. ,, . - . -,. I ., ft V , J .. .A-,. -,Q .ig-,,,4..:,j-5, .xl . .A U gl. I' .1 .2 W s NW ji -1 1 ,. . . '. i 'f'-i'- I.-33 '- ' :.gg 1:n',A- V5 4' .f. .,v-571. 1' -lvl ' 3 f -v 5 js: .3471 1' gl i ' ' U 'A .v-fw -- iq ..-- - .N f- 'D-' o .4 .a.-- -- ' -A.--- ' .f ' 0 -,,.. W..-14 ' Q W.. -fond ...H--L.-ff f' 4' A - .,...-nc.-.-- g,. , - . - f ,fr f- P- '- - . ' ----'ii'-' .-.W- L- 'w , . Y- . If? -- '- . 7

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goseph gratuit Wolger, ir. ADANIS, MASSACI-IUSET1'S The Coronado Kid signed away his life not only to see the world but to see it most transiently-by air. jose's aspira- tion to win his wings the hard way, via J. S. N. A., is at least in sight, and his eyes are till 20-20 thanks to those vitamin pills and eye uharts. Although demure in his manner, joe from imc to time steps into the limelight. Plebe year w him blow up the Chemistry laboratory and et away with it-well almost, anyway. Youngster ear new Plebes anxiously consulted his 5000 card fidex reference file on naval subjects. First class ear has yet to bear fruit, but The Saga of a -JIiniature is striving hard for a First. Batlaliorz Pmbball 3, 75 Sailing 3, 7. 'U J? 0 0 C7 v 'G o 0 -' O o fy 0 0 - . , V Y ,..f- .,- y..::-'j.,.,... 1-1 L., 'O ' ,...-...-.--W ...M-A-f 0 ,.:.-,.-'-'Y ,J-4' I A ..- K .u ' .arf ' I , ,, ...nn 5 J.,,, f wi., r . fx, fu,.- ,,. ,I-P 'Fil'-'-'i I ..'.:l NIV' f -8-. .' ' .- vi 3 ,Ni ,ff 'X V- fr 'ij 7-1, 'V 3 H! ,-I , af f ' ' 3fQ: 15 7 ., . - dx .l .. , , up-. .- I, ,. ' 4 . A 'Z ' 1... f' , -h . aft . Imax, .. h Q I Lyon... 5 ,,.,'v: . - . f f ,,,,,.-- if .- - 1 - . 1 -' .s'J:' V Z 5- .1 L' rg G In-'f' -,.M ' L A U v. . , - ' I, M l-rr.f.vI1 M gl I 'f - Q . f aff? Qfi- Q if F 156! ,xxx ,Fri xwuifiiixi . A E r If iklxiil'-kb.. lx li' kill rflyigs If 1'2 -J .' ' -Cf' tj'i, V4. - xx, ' .xc If .1 : 111 jg, ,, ' X .N lt 'ft i if .' ' ff .ci .:' . ,SQ Xvt KEN Q lxf' 1,5 iff., . ' 1' 5 L 'f li fb' . ' 'I l? ,' sh i. lil! 'ill 1' 'I' .- . f 'V' 3 'f f In 43, .51 I , Wg! 5 f-'ab' ,f gg E-'Q 25,53 1 XX -I if il1!f ' ' si YY?-,bl AY., A 13, 2 , ff' ,I , . F5 l'iL?1-i'ib5..xf X 3 f 'l Q ' .471 - :,- -5 ,'.1 f i ,15ii!f. ': rf i-:2.-f.,..,AEX as 25 5' l Q '-5'r ,,,. ii 'pil L ,.. 1, T ' TJ -, i , ' f J, .af 'f' - ' .P-. .,,,x,,.,,f?q. aa.a.ef-- ' C .. .-5'alPww? g.f ' -1 Wlarolal 303111211 IQENNETT, MISSOURI I fifw- -I Senor BOz,,' better known as Harold to the ladies, is Missouri's fleet-footed con- tribution to Ye Olde Nyvee. With him, A Boz brought a cheerful smile and an ever ready Si, Senor that takes life in its stride. When not occupied with academics, Boz devoted his time to running the hundred in ten flat, knocking off a below par score on the golf course, and wooing and winning the fairer sex. His never failing atten- dance at the hops and a locker door 'rogues gallery' the size of Vassar's yearbook will qualify Harold as a man in any company. Quite a man, this ccBOZpa Varxigw Track -4, 3, 7, '45, NAQ Battalion Gay 7,: Sflfltlllfll -Club 3, 7. Ulugh .Bee Culbrealll, gr. TAMPA, FLORIDA I . This easy-going Southerner came to the Academy with two watchwords: It doesn't - worry mel' and I wish Betty were here. H. L. never Overexerted himself in the , academic line being far better suited for the life of a southern gentleman, where he ' l could sit all day with a mint julep in his hand and a dreamy look on his face. The dreamy look was there, but we didn't see the mint julep. Even the usual I was just thinking, to anyone's query, What 'cha doing, H. L.? didn't take enough time to stop H. L. from making a lot of friends or from being a darn good wife. l 57. Varsibf Lnc1'0.r:c 3, .N'A,' Battalion Football 3, 7,' Varsity Lacrosse 7. 229 Iamuel Glllorlon Cooley, ir. BUFFALO, NEW YORK . .. ,l The exact Opposite of a Red Mike,', A If that's Mort. It was whispered that he conducted a one man draft board, select- ing the weekend's drag by the numbers, you might say. As long as drags weren't rationed and food was plentiful, Mort was happy and ready to laugh with you Or at you. This big man fre- quented the pool and the track even more often than the canteen and did himself proud in the chosen sports. The slipstick and the steam tables were no puzzle for the Buffalo kid, and his ability to catch on amazed even the profs. He was one of those boys who claimed he was bilging, but always ended up on top. - . A Swimming 4, '45,' Battalion Trunk 4, 3, 7g Battalion Cross County 3g Battalion Szuimming 7,' Spanislz Club 3,' Boat Club 4, 3, 7.