Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

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X Qt am. .ye Q. Jlkwmy COMPANY OFFICER FIFTEENTH COMPANY First in sports, first in fraps, first into Washingtoiu on dry weekends . . .A close knit fraternity since Plebe Summer, the 'cRoaring Fif- teenth is famous for sticking together Cor hanging together-as the case may bel. We dined out together Youngster Year, commandoed and weekended together First Class Year, and remember the night we took over a hotel room in Washington?-or are you trying to forget? Ever well off academically, we fared less bountifully at the hands of various and sundry D. O.'s-especially after they discovered our combination for confidential lockers Cleave ,em open bud,-put the sea boots in the laundry baglj It's a treat to drop in on a Fif- teenth Company bull session,-home made scuttlebutt distributed, without shame, as straight dope, we were always helpful and would volunteer information to Freud, Dorothy Dix, or john Kiernan on any subject whatsoever. Needless to add, we felt quite qualihed to run the whole Regiment-if only we could have gotten off our sacks long enough to map out a program!

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goe .Qlexander Garlen WASHINGTON, D. G. 4.Vv Z It's not the size of the man that's in the H F it 7 A'N fight but the size of the fight that's in the X man. How those Plebes trembled when ' fi: Joe bellowed for the 'javai' on those cold, dark winter mornings! First it was Dago, later his youngster grease shoes, and, finally an intriguing drag from Washington that prevented him from excelling in academics, but for a rip-roaring happy hour, an imitation of your most hated steam 'cprofu or a fast game of Acey-Deucey, he was second to none. Preceded by two big brothers who have al- ready dished Out a load of trouble to the Japs, Joe has a great tradition to maintain. We know that he won't miss. 1 it rw Gloufard Bucknell, an AMERICUS, GEORGIA Bucky's lack of height and voluminous fl., address book furnished the substance for many a hilarious bull session. Always ad- mired for the determination with which he applied himself in both academics and athletics, the Wabbit caught many an eye with his letter- covered bathrobe. A Dago savoir, he helped keep many a classmate sat and was elected presi- dent of the combined language clubs. Ever ready to preach the glories of the South, Bucky sublimely ignored the fact that he had spent very few days on what he termed the right side of the Mason and Dixon Line. A grand fellow and a good shipmate, Bucky is mighty likely to make a top-rate naval officer. -YQ , Varsigv Soccer 4, 3, 7, .N ,' Tennis 4, t45t,' Varrigf Lacrosse 3, '45,' Combined Forezgn Langziage Club President 7, Luclgy Bag, Cvmjzafyf Repre.re11tatz've, 7. w l I Wafer George Qieierl W1LL1AMsv1LLE, NEW 'YORK Although Pete is one of the youngest men in the class, he earned his Stars with ease. Far from being a member of the radiator squad, he could be found every clear afternoon down on the dinghy float or out skipper- ing one of the yawls. His sailing resulted in the winning of the Thompson Trophy Youngster year. Out of the sailing season Pete could be found in the gym showing a little squash ball no mercy or pushing someone around with those leather gloves. In between Pete managed to find time to play in the orchestra, as well as to tinker with his be- gadgeted radio. Varsity Sailing 4, 3, 7, sNAg, .rNg,' Battalion Wrartling 4,' Battalion Squash 3,' Orchestra 4, 3, 7,' Boat Club 4, 3, 7,- ' Stars 4, 3. r 1 gredrick Edward Wlum FLUSHING, NEW YORK .4 . At the Naval Academy Freddie dl i I, : covered that women are almost as ind pensable as baseball, his first love, b not quite as dependable. Nonetheless, I manages to fascinate all of his beautiful drags wi1 those glowing accounts of his battles on the burnir sands of the Sahara Desert with the ferocious rc il. ' . lr- id 1: ants of the Sheik of Araby. How a study ho chowhoundn like Freddie can keep in shape is mystery to many, but those who have tested strength have great respect and admiration for t Flushing strongman. Possessing great muscle, a winning personality and a heart of gold, none c surpass him for loyalty to the Navy, for its high resolves are Fredls. Vdfiligl Baseball 4, 3, '45, .N'A,' Varsigf Soccer 3, a45f,' Battalion Football 7g Frcnulz Club 4, 3, 7. V- ,,.....,, -1-' .,, . '..,..- - V, 1.------H I - .... -N, ,..,,.. ,ff ,,, .. N- --...,,,.-.....,,..- ---..-, X.- ...,.,,,,x:,,......-.,,,.-,, ,-,,, W H. i '5-gy. i 'QJX-H--H qi, il :gi Ill re- - ' ' '. vt -:Wg E ff, 1 il W1 r - it J If .....,., -P... ft 'l 'u' ' , ' . pf 7 f f' , ,.t...H- 1 Q , . l ' f ' '- M- ,. .l X. H, ' g., - - H7 . .N --- . V ,em 1, xg -x :V D-,X ,Wm fM.,ifQ,Q '1------ ,. X bt at f -. ,ffffrff, - , -N 'N vu- tffxiir ff ,' .i wx r . Q' ..N,vj 1 1 Ji, 'if' ., 5 -.Qxl ,ff ',f. K, Q-,tfyu . , , f .pfffiffq ,A XI., . i- 95 . -., 'f ' f . . ' I f ff' A -f Tv' . 1 ..- ..- tl - . - 'I -. vi' .-543512.-iLf,E53522E?' it 1.1.1 ' Q...-s.f,.. ' a-'-- J: - - -- 'TV' : .-. .:x 'f- -' ff' T- 1--L., i - fff wr- ,- QW.. A60 p U ,, - ' 4- .-ina., ,- M- Qgx-J , ..-r --' -4 - -3,3 ,,.::-Q ,,,.. ...--.w'l'1,,,..- '-mrvfgf--f' ' ' , - H ,':.-'7'1 ' ur!40 - t ?f - .. L -52' A 4.-sJg.... fi ....:'w-.- '?4.x-- .H 1, . ..-.3-5-W' FTF7' .1 .. K. M 'A - br U- -:vffld 'Srf'n..,,,,,,,,,,:1:,:.'f?-vt VQII N lr ,,.. , It-W... ' 242 . : .. ,rg-.Fw ,.,...,?,-F 'i . 1 ,,.-1--' ' ' ' -- gg, -Q-new-' ' D' ' M , Y , .- ,W :ji -- ' 2 G-1 '.,.,,'o ' ' , - h .,. 049. - ,wq'.f.'xib-us:-.fr ,355 -V t.- 'x - . ' -rr' .- . . . ,612-rm'-Cff ' 'f'- sr ' - . .vi-'3'? flff 'T - ' ' 'ravi' .25 -, ' f.-. ...oi . .