Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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gohn goseph Qhlly SAN F RANcIsco, CALIFORNIA .. . , Jig Jig Daly, the kid of room 3456, QQ joined the Navy to protect the good name of California and can't understand why Uncle Sam wants his Naval Academy so far from that sunny seashore out West, especially when a first classman's leave money hardly covers a round trip ticket on a streamliner with a drawing room and three steaks a day. When the studies were tough and the O. D.'s were rough, we could always hear him pipe up with I don't like it here? He is famous for leading the pack to the hottest of the hot spots in Washington or Baltimore and firmly believes that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. He isnltl l . ft 5 'T N Battalion LHC7'0.V.S'8 4, 3, 7g Battalion lfifrestling 45 blbanirlz Club 3. - -, .- Q - I VE, '., 1 ! E H I mf 1 Q 'A' - ' - ,gf 0- ' ---1-igff..- i ta - oo J-.gafgil-7751.2-1,L'. . .34--- f ,Q Ne- -23 li I 1 P-n - 'f-.,.., .fill S i 1 5-ff., -wr Q35 ---A-as - 'N ?'1w'f if-7 1 H57 F ' - ':' -4 ..ga,- I-rw-F. -1 '.: - , ', gf-W 3. tights 1 1n,3,ni444:s.? gy- 3215531153 ., . is-H. , 4 K, 4 'H 'f2 H N1 5192! ' ' Vi5 i3 Pf. amjlfyq, .-L 3-j1g,,,, L, f..,5, ,,,3wf,. N- g ,M A W 3 ,,.,,,. to ,- ' fJ :?F -vs ,JW . 'YUM' ' a. frames ffl? .-W. - , 's - .1-lu. - . --, -J-y a tif- 'N 1 If -I ff. - '--'-..:.fie-'fc 1 f ,NX 5 Iqyu ,-.7 4 ' ' geaaiil ' .., I ,.3!:,,. . .?, . , . 4 I er -...M 'ef' - ar e -e' ., l 'T,5QI I . gnu V' X W '1 -tif, ,:-A-My ,,g,,n5i::v',, ' .f' , .,, , .. - Raymond Eugene Qi! PIQUA, KANSAS Straight from the fields of Kansas cam- Gene for his Hrst view of the ocean. Afte three years at the Academy he still hasn, seen it! Dixie, although not a star man by hard work and earnest studying kept his head well above water. Taking an active part in corn pany sports, Gene was a member of boxing steeplechase, soccer, and track teams His othe extra curricular activities included sack drill, can teen formations, and dragging We will all miss hi happy smile, and we hope to be shipmates some time again Best of luck, old fellow' flurry Davis LONGVIEW, TEXAS ,pu-,,,1 His greatest worry-when is the next hop? His greatest objection-the Acad- emy isnit co-educational. His greatest achievement-a three year star man on the sub squad. Harry never quite recovered from that 3100.00 haircut that mowed OH those long curly locks that he loved so dearly. Hap tossed a wicked javelin on the plebe and varsity track Traci 4 Ballalwn Track 7 Spanzsh Club 4 3 -I f fr, iwhv- l 5g,.j3,grz-3,5 'H 'N teams and worked religiously at his favorite hobby of Weightlifting. He tried hard to get Weightlifting on the recognized sports curriculum, but the odds were against him. Still, room 3456 was the un- oliicial gym for all the future Charles Atlases. Harry was a Phi Theta Kappa in his junior college days and also ranked high in '45. Varxigl Track 4, 3, 7, '45,: Spanzlrlz Club 3, 7. X., C ,- r ' ,,,f..,'n ,,., xy! 2 1652 rf -2 i' QF 4 ,r i S,,,.:lf. '. , AA,::f ' -fl..--- 'f . 0 0 ' ' , .ar 7' I-.f ,.,'7o Lv- o x -fx' fliernon Fleury illlenbergeif fa--' ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI '1EQT'ET1T':' l fu' Pg,:I,N.I4 Dutchy', is from Missouri and has to be shown. At times his stubbornness resembl that of a Missouri mule, but actually it is only his desire to be convinced. His per ,, , sistence at the end of an oar won him stroke position on the Plebe, J. V., and varsity crews. While rowing he also finds time to swim on the Battalion Team. A Red Mike, Plebe and Youngster years, Dutch spent his Saturdays hiking. Since une Week however, he has been receiving scented letters and buying tickets for football games. His new love life, however, has not kept Dutch from his daily exercises, and he has never missed a lesson of his horne-spun Body-Beautiful course or his Chow-Hound's share of a meal Varsigf Crew 3, 7, Ng Crew 4g Battalion Swimming 4 230 5 I ' I 1 - 5 td is - . ,.. V0 . .,-..--we Z:-:..--.,.. A ' 2- Ai . u,.4v ,,.,.,...n ' ,, .1- ,,..-.m,,..,. v -' ..... , U: - --f ,W7 L' ,. ',,,,,,,...-. 0 S 1. -af ' .fi-'J ..... uf? - . 'T ' r..., -1 ' ,af U ff ' ' 1 ., --:.P' ' f 5 y-...r 1 ' . :V ,, ... . f- ,....- 4 ,. , .ali I - H , W,-,-fr-fy: fr...-,. V ,I..-f E I I' I . , J ' rw l v l Etta..-ai, I , ' I , asf: lw 'f. fiifvi AT:-- gf VJ . -in , F Z. ...T-5 NU ti,!u,nf:ET.. m ,.,:d.:,,, .. 1 ,, ....f,:f , ' '.-- V. f- Myths rv' :, , V' 'L . - , v- f' fl! - - - f :vt 1 1 .ax .-2:15317-112144. . 1r,af.H1Ia ' v- ' .fr 1...,531f1 - --W '-. , 1 , , V r. '-.-. f'- M3 .-..... .,- ie-I-' .1 1 i -mass:-' M -f. O U10 A X un. V 4 -a . if ,....- ' o o .a i f.- ,-- ' ' i ....--V iw' .1- ' ' az, -5:-v L ,',..,.- -ffl.: ' fa...f:rS--'-L' ff o ,.-.t.. .- ' fr ' ---swf a,..,fs W ,,,.f- i'l' ' ff' ,- - fggl.. gy:-fi .-m,L--- r--.. CS I ,

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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.

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george Weoples fppes q PIENDERSON, NORTI-I CAROLINA Oops joined us plebe summer with a EY, ng ff .'t'iL, f' 17. - ikxlf- 'R f if 'fxx tt cl? 7' ,fx- Qf. N1 it iii, ., ,af aff' .25 ta 't-sfaiiatt -ff. fffyfff ri .f ll-. 'grub' - f 'ffl' fl f' ij' 3 L- ' .39 lxhltz. li. -M2 pfl'f if .fi ff-if zff fitfflff I X. qw, 1, X, Q- J 79: lf: .- If ,fp ,- rig. .-ff ah- tix-. ,gt V 4.14 ,l ffl, , ,.f.-f ,JA ivl K K . if , ,mf ,A Y,-,,,.. . WE. XE? AV it li. . f ff wi ill- li- X1 x is in ill 9' aaa .gQ'lWf if'g z5jg 'Li-ifff., Xin' 5 .4 ' if 1.1 ' lf ' 17? sally -ax 1' g ,ff Y 4 5 ,. X., shag-. ZW Q It . E 5:73 '. I' E 'rgjtzs -'LZ 4 f L9u,3J1 '., ' ?5f?'f ,T .lsr if , 44v,,,,.w,4V,,,l,. x 'x NQ' 1 -.V ?-fig I 'V ,. l.....4-A -PM i I -'x j' 5-ffffihd - Af-7 ' l, .- ii- :- 21 strong tidewater accent, a habitual grin, and a long loose-jointed appearance. Ex- cept for a struggle with the dago profs e accent in his Spanish, George has found minor resistance in the remainder of his aca- engagements. He delights in a lively argu- nd will spend hours discussing guns, battles, and the merits of the great South. The cords show that his ability along technical lines nd his optimism and spirit will insure happiness nd success in the service. - Battalion Trask fig Baal Club fig Spanish Club 4, 3. gohn games gorresl LANGDON, NORTH DAKOTA new ., Johnny hails from North Dakota bringing with hirn a heart as big as a well. His mischief is always a source of humor for his classmates. A pair of lists brought him fame as a Plebe boxer. Always one of the boys, Johnny is a natural athlete, his quickness and ' Lv-V' l ,fest C, C- 0 2, 0 trickery has left many a basketball guard flatfootedg 0 Q o that same quickness has proved the downfall of -. o many opponents in wrestling. Here is a man who l , ,, ' . . . 'l',K'f1N,, 5-,,g.:rl-Q-M, ,,..--:H makes for a loyal friendship and a lasting one. May l1,.,,' 1. no the future bring much happiness to this grand , K YN ffffv, ,..- friend. ,7-'E-JA! ,Q,.a.-:Wt Soccer 4, aflfy. L, X71 Q U' l i i jrrr , H.,-' , ' .uwaaiahgf ,ff - ,. ,.- .pf-rg-55, ,gf My J I -,.:- . N I X. !,. if ' ,, ..,:t is ik , - ' ff .. ,,, 'V 1 9 I 415- , ' mlm... 57' gh- . . - , ' ig ,g ' V 1-,.4,1 ' 'flaw 4 5 . . . G ,- , W . - ,I-lx V,-r' lriirlyn-r1li1P 'l':c'1'U , 'r ' .. V- Donald fllfillard Wall ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 1. 2 'av After being thwarted in his efforts to become a lawyer, musician, radio technician, it I' . and National Guardsman, Don turned to the sea and journeyed the two blocks 1-' from his home to the Naval Academy. He brought a sincere desire to learn and a natural ability to box. With these assets he gained a pair of stars and a broken nose. To date, his greatest claim to fame are his drill shoes. Wine, women and song are a strong attraction for Punchy,', and, when you meet him in the Fleet, you'll know him to be the little man stepping ashore in the lead of the first liberty party. Ballalion Boxing fig Track fl, 'fl5,' Varsigf Sooner 4, 3, 7, 4145, NA, N ',' Battalion Lacrosse 3,' .Sjparzislz Club, Vice Chairman 3, 75 Star: 4, 3. 231 Eugene .illperl Qralla FAR ROOKAWAY, NEW YORK 'r 'Q 1'- A shout of Oh, Captain ! will invariably 1, - -A bring forth a reply of: Captain, aye, ayen A from behind the latest issue of The Readers' - f- J Dzgesl, and on closer observation one discovers a tooth-paste-ad-grin and a mop of sandy colored hair. Captain's is a philosophy of ex- temporaneous action manifested by a quick wit, practical jokes, and the unique capacity to rise to the occasion whether it be a feast, a frolic or a fight. Three years of discipline haven't pre- vented Captain from remaining an individual- ist, and his only regret is that he hasn't found a loop hole in the Reg Book which will legalize the wearing of a maroon tie with blue service. as 72 Ballalion Golf 75 Boat Club 3, 7,' Spanish Club 4, 3, 7.