Berkshire Community College - Falconer Yearbook (Pittsfield, MA)

 - Class of 1960

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Ioyd Bunker tfessions LAKE VILL.AGE, ARKANSAS Now it's this-a-wayi' explained this lanky golden-haired lad from the South to the questions of his newly acquired VVives.', Since that unforgettable day, o, Scsh', has always been ready with a to the diflicult problems of life and love ays willing to share these solutions with his Besides being an amateur philosopher, an athlete of no mean caliber for he wears tar won in vaulting. I-Ie was always going moking, going to work-out, going to study ut-well it's been this-a-wayn for thc last ars and we like himjust that-a-way. sity Track fl, 3, 7, '45, N12 Battalion Football 7. Randall Glunl Wrolhro SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Hisllll The good Doctor rode roughshod into IJ Bancroft from Texas A. SL M., bringing a ' rebel yell, a lusty right arm, and a mis- trust of all marriage-minded females. With Plebe year past, dragging lost its excitement and Deen turned to sailing, becoming one of the ablest of the Academyls salty set. Academically speaking, Doc blew hot and cold, studying one week, resting the next, hitting Seamo. and Nav., shuddering at Bull. The promoter of countless deals, Pro was frequently at odds with the powers that be. The Executive Department could never quite reconcile itself to his fur-lined gloves, Palm Beach blue service, and disregard of red-tape formality. Football 4, T1zrIrIi.r fl,' Varsity Gym 3, 7,' Photo Club 4, 3, 75 Modal Club 3, 7,' Spafzislz Club 3, 7,' Boat Club 3, 7, '45, Christmas Card Committee 3, 7. Qfomer Bohn Thomas, ir. VVI-IITE BEAR LAKE, MINNESOTA 1 - , 1 Bones was our athletic wife. Football, basketball, and track kept him in such 54-q- Sf fighting trim that when the score stood high in favor of the Academic Depart- ments he was sure to pull a last minute play that would put him in the lead again. Bones,' joined the Four Horsemen of 3051 armed with a Sigma Chi pin, an Oregon sweater, and a knack for re- ceiving mail. Mournful were the looks on the faces of Nick, Ben, and Ace when the mail was sorted- alphabetically for Bones. Bill IX will remember him as his number one boss, during the 1943 season, an honor reserved for few. Battalion Football 4, 3,' Basketball 4, i45,' Football 7, NA,' Conzpaly Football 3, '45,' Battalion Track 4,' Spanislz Club 4, 3, 75 Lag Staf 75 Goat Keeper 7. 281 flliilliam Rees Jlkinner BIG BEAR LAKE, CALIFORNIA - ' . Bill came to us from the pine covered I I if:-5 g .'A- slopes of Big Bear Lake in Southern Cali- ' fornia. Fast automobiles, popularity with the girls, and a real sense of hurnor sum up Bill. His heart set on aviation and the girl back home, Bill ran us all, but for three years he showed us the stuff real oflieers are made of. Studies never bothered him, and athletics plus real sportsmanship made him stand out. His winning smile and carefree personality made him liked and remembered by all who know him. One of the best, Bill deserves all the luck in the world, and will prove himself a real credit to the Marine Corps. Compary Steeplecbaxc 3, ,45,' Battalion Swimming 35 oyzanlslz Club 3,' Mariel Club 4, 3,' Black N tin.

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